text: About Centre Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, the sixth member of the IIT fraternity, was established in 1994. The academic programme of IIT Guwahati commenced in 1995. At present the Institute has eleven departments and three inter-disciplinary academic centres covering all the major engineering, science and humanities disciplines, offering BTech, BDes, MA, MDes, MTech, MSc and PhD programmes. Within a short period of time, IIT Guwahati has been able to build up world class infrastructure for carrying out advanced research and has been equipped with state-of-the-art scientific and engineering instruments.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati's campus is on a sprawling 285 hectares plot of land on the north bank of the river Brahmaputra around 20 kms. from the heart of the city. With the majestic Brahmaputra on one side, and with hills and vast open spaces on others, the campus provides an ideal setting for learning. Introduction Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati was formed in the year 1995 and provides an outstanding research environment complemented by excellence in teaching. The Department offers B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D. and Dual (M.Tech. + Ph.D.) degrees. The Department has a comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all aspects of Computer Hardware and Software with an emphasis on practical learning. The course structure is up-to-date and includes courses on nascent topics to equip our students with the latest developments in Computer Science and Engineering. The Department has state-of-the-art infrastructure and computing equipment supported by high speed Ethernet and wireless networks. Various student organisations like ACM Chapter, ACS Chapter, CSEA, Linux and Open Solaris Community are active throughout the year. Our faculty members aim at delivering top class education blending their rich research experience with classroom teaching. The Department has undertaken many research projects funded both by multinationals and government agencies. For more information regarding research activities please visit the faculty and research pages. Responsibilities Responsibilities of Information Security Research and Development Centre (ISRDC) To carryout research – starting from basic/fundamental research leading to applied research and development of products and solutions in identified thematic areas leading to building indigenous capability of strategic importance. To identify Graduation/Post Graduation students with potential to become faculty / core researchers and provide a platform for carrying out research work. To mentor as well as monitor the RCs & PIs attached to them. To guide the researcher and faculty from different colleges / institutes and professional from the industries. To collaborate with international research community in the identified thematic areas. To conduct post-doctoral, PhD, and MS by research and also attract research scholars from other subject streams. To provide facilities for the industrial professionals to carry out the research for the market issues/ live problem in the industry. To carryout research in critical areas of government sector pertaining to national security. Organise Annual Appraisal Workshop for the RC-PI cluster attached to the thematic lab – ISRDC. Organizing international conferences/seminar/workshops Development of Learning Material, Virtual labs, etc. in identified areas Build capabilities to develop indigenous products and solutions by creating a network of ISRDC, RCs, PIs with C-DAC. The mandate of Academic and Research institutions would be to carryout research at basic/fundamental/applied levels and generate new knowledge, while the C-DAC would provide the interface converting this knowledge into viable products and solutions which could be deployed successfully. Advanced Faculty/ISEA Member Coming Soon!!! Research Coming Soon!!! Faculty Training Program Each ISRDC would conduct Advance Faculty Training Programs in line with their thematic research area through short duration modular courses for the benefit of RCs and PIs. As the Information Security is constantly evolving with emergence of newer technologies and new research area, there is a need to continuously revise the syllabus. But, the syllabus revision cannot be undertaken until two batches pass out. This would lay a restriction of five years tenure for under graduate level syllabus and three years tenure for masters. However, this limitation could be overcome by ensuring that the minor/major project works undertaken by the students are of current /emerging topics. Each ISRDC, RC could announce a Faculty Training Program calendar well in advance. These training programs could be of short duration modular courses and would be aimed at the faculty of the PIs. Each cluster could identify and nurture a pool of experts from academic institution, industries etc. Technology enhanced learning including virtual laboratory could be extensively deployed for wider spread of such Faculty Training Program. Paper Publication S.No Title of the Paper Presented by (Authors) Conference / Journal Conference / Journal Name Dates Remarks 1 Energy Efficient Secure Communication Architecture for Wireless Sensor Network S Mondal, S Mohanty and S Nandi Journal Security and Communication Networks 2016 Accepted 2 Intrusion Detection System for PS-Poll DoS Attack in 802.11 Networks using Real Time DES M. Agarwal, S Purwar, S. Biswas and S. Nandi IEEE/CAA Journal of AutomaticaSinica 2016 Accepted 3 Impact of Redundant Sensor Deployment over Data Gathering Performance: A Model Based Approach S Chakraborty, S Chakraborty, S Nandi, S Karmakar Journal of Network and Computer Applications 4 Alleviating Hidden and Exposed Nodes in High-Throughput Wireless Mesh Networks SandipChakraborty, Sukumar Nandi and SubhrenduChattopadhyay IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications 5 Influence of edge weight on node proximity based link prediction methods: An empirical analysis N Sett, S R Singh, S Nandi Neurocomputing 6 Deciding Handover Points based on Context Aware Load Balancing in a WiFi-WiMAX Heterogeneous Network Environment A Sarma, S Chakraborty, S Nandi IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology 7 Fault resilience in sensor networks: distributed node-disjoint multi-path multi-sink forwarding S Chakraborty, S Chakraborty, S Nandi, S Karmakar Journal of Network and Computer Applications 2015 8 Data rate, path length and network contention trade-off in IEEE 802.11 s mesh networks: A dynamic data rate selection approach S Chakraborty, S Nandi Computer Networks 9 Distributed Service Level Flow Control and Fairness in Wireless Mesh Networks S Chakraborty and S Nandi IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 10 Application of Stochastic Discrete Event System Framework for Detection of Induced Low Rate TCP Attack F A Barbhuiya, M. Agarwal, S.Purwar, S. Biswas and S. Nandi ISA Transactions 11 Performance Modelling and Analysis of IEEE 802.11 IBSS PSM in Different Traffic Conditions P. Swain, S Chakraborty, S Nandi, and P Bhaduri, IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 12 A new similarity measure using Bhattacharyya coefficient for collaborative filtering in sparse data B K Patra, R Launonen, V Ollikainen and S. Nandi Knowledge-Based Systems 13 Advanced Stealth Man in the Middle Attack in WPA2 Encrypted Wi-Fi Networks M. Agarwal, S. Biswas and S. Nandi IEEE Communications Letters 14 MAC Layer Channel Access and Forwarding in a Directional Multi-Interface Mesh Network S Chakraborty, S Sarma and S Nandi IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 15 Effective data summarization for hierarchical clustering in large datasets B K Patra, and S. Nandi Knowledge and Information Systems 16 Dynamic Tree Switching for Distributed Message-Passing Applications S Chakraborty, S Chakraborty, S Karmakar and S Nandi Journal of Network and Systems Management 2015 17 A time agnostic method for predicting dull nodes and links in evolving networks for data cleaning N Sett, S Chattopadhyay, S R Singh and S Nandi Conference IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence 2016 18 Incremental Approach for Detecting Arbitrary and Embedded Cluster Structures KeshabNath, Swarup Roy and Sukumar Nandi 6th International Conference on Model & Data Engineering (MEDI) 19 A Comparative Survey of Approximate Adders S Dutt, S Nandi and G Trivedi 26th International Conference Radioelektronika 20 Intrusion Detection System for Identification of Throughput Degradation Attack on TCP A Bhandari, M Agarwal, S Biswas and S Nandi Twenty Second National Conference on Communications 21 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Soft K-Means in Detecting Overlapping Clusters Ronald Ashley Dkhar, KeshabNath, Sukumar Nandi, Dhruba K Bhattacharyya, Swarup Roy Proc. Second International Conference on Information and Communication Technology for Competitive Strategies 22 Leveraging the Trade-off Between Spatial Reuse and Channel Contention in Wireless Mesh Networks SubhrenduChattopadhyay, SandipChakraborty and Sukumar Nandi Proc. of the Eighth International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS 2016) 23 Exploring Approximate Computing for Yield Improvement via Re-design of Adders for Error-resilient Applications S Dutt, Harsh Patel, S Nandi and G Trivedi 28th International Conference on VLSI Design 2016 24 A Neural Network Based System for Intrusion Detection and Attack Classification S. Basant, S. Biswas, S.Karmakar NCC 2016 25 Adaptive Path Selection for High Throughput Heterogeneous Wireless Mesh Networks A B Paul, S Chakraborty, S De, S Nandi and S Biswas IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and Telecommunications Systems (ANTS) 2015 26 Detection of De-authentication DoS attacks in Wi-Fi Networks: A Machine Learning Approach M Agarwal, S Biswas and S Nandi IEEE SMC 2015. 2015 27 I2-Diagnosability Framework for Detection of Advanced Stealth Man in The Middle Attack in Wi-Fi Networks M Agarwal, S Biswas and S Nandi 23rd Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation (MED) 28 A Discrete Event System Based Approach for Obfuscated Malware Detection Chinmaya K Patanaik, Ferdous A Barbhuiya, SantoshBiswas, Sukumar Nandi Advances in Communication and Computing, Volume 347 (Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering) 29 Multihop Balanced Energy Clustering for Wireless Sensor Network M Pant, B Dey and S Nandi Applications and Innovations in Mobile Computing (AIMoC 2015) 2015 30 Controlling Unfairness due to Physical Layer Capture and Channel Bonding in 802.11n+s Wireless Mesh Networks S Chakraborty and S Nandi 16th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Networking 2015 31 A High-performance Energy-efficient Hybrid Redundant MAC for Error-resilient Applications S Dutt, A Chauhan, R Bhadoriya, S Nandi and G Trivedi 28th International Conference on VLSI Design and 14th International Conference on Embedded Systems 2015 32 Intrusion Detection Systems using Linear Discriminant Analysis and Logistic Regression S. 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The Board of Directors is responsible for setting the company's strategy and direction for company operations, and for overseeing their implementation.
Board of directors
Audit committee
Compensation committee
Strategic Committee
(¹) Independent Director
(²) Lead Director
Daniel Harari, 63, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lectra since July 27, 2017. He was Director and Chief Executive Officer of Lectra since May 3, 2002.
He became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lectra in 1991, following its takeover by Compagnie Financière du Scribe at the end of 1990.
Daniel Harari holds no directorships outside the company and its subsidiaries.
He became in 1986 General Manager of Compagnie Financière du Scribe (Paris, France), a venture capital firm specialized in technology companies. Together with his brother André Harari, he was the main shareholder in Compagnie Financière du Scribe until its merger with Lectra on April 30, 1998.
He began his career as Vice President of Société d'Etudes et de Gestion Financière Meeschaert, an asset management company (Paris, France, 1980-1983). He was then Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of La Solution Informatique (1984-1990), a PC distribution and services company, and of Interleaf France (1986-1989), a subsidiary of the US software publisher, both of which he founded in Paris, France.
Daniel Harari, of French nationality, is a graduate of the École Polytechnique (Paris, France) and HEC (Paris, France), coupled with the second year of the Stanford Business School MBA program (USA).
Anne Binder, 66, Independent Director of Lectra since October 27, 2011.
She currently is a consultant in financial strategy and an independent Director for publicly traded and non-publicly traded companies. She founded in 2016 FinTouch, a market place dedicated to French regional SMEs.
Anne Binder is member of the Board of Directors of Oceasoft and Senior Advisor of Tikehau IM (Paris, France). She is also member of the Board of Directors of the French National Chamber of Financial Investment Advisors.
From 1993 to 1996, she was the Executive Manager in charge of the development in France of international financial services group GE Capital and Director of its French subsidiary. From 1990 to 1993, she was the Chief Executive Officer of the holding company Euris (Paris, France) and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of investment fund Euris (investments in industrial companies). From 1983 to 1990, she participated in the creation and was General Manager of the French Pallas group (bank and investment, Paris, France). Prior to that, she was an associate manager for Générale Occidentale (bank and industrial holding, Paris, France) from 1978 to 1982. At the beginning of her career, she was a consultant at Boston Consulting Group (Paris, France) and then associate manager at Lazard Frères Bank (Paris, France).
Anne Binder, of French nationality, is a graduate from the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of Paris. She also has a BA from the Paris faculty of law and a Master in Business Administration from INSEAD (France).
Bernard Jourdan, 73, Independent Director of Lectra since December 21, 2011 and Lead Director since January 1st 2017.
Bernard Jourdan holds no outside directorship.
From 1995 to 2005, he was member of the Board of Directors and Executive Vice President of the SPIE Group, a European leader in electrical and mechanical engineering as well as energy and communication systems. From 1990 to 1995, he was Executive Vice President of Operations of the French subsidiary of the Schindler Group, a leading global provider of elevators and escalators. From 1978 to 1990, he held various positions at Compagnie Générale des Eaux (currently Veolia Environment) group, a world leader in water treatment, environmental services, and energy services; he was, in particular, member of the Board of Directors, Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of subsidiaries of the group in France from 1987 to 1990 and Chief Operating Officer of the US division from 1981 to 1987. In his early career, he was successively a consultant at Arthur Andersen Paris (France), associate manager at First National Bank of Chicago, and project manager at the Institut de Développement Industriel (Paris, France).
Bernard Jourdan, of French nationality, holds a Master of Science in Management from the Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA), is an alumnus of the Ecole Centrale de Paris (Engineering), and obtained an MS (DECS) in accounting from the University of Paris and a BA in economics from the University of Paris-Assas.
Ross McInnes, 63, Independent Director of Lectra since January 1, 2018*.
Ross McInnes started his career in 1977 with Kleinwort Benson, first working in London and then Rio de Janeiro, before joining the corporate finance arm at Continental Bank (now Bank of America).
In 1989, Ross McInnes joined Eridania Béghin-Say, and was appointed Chief Financial Officer in 1991, then a member of the Board of Directors in 1999. The following year, Ross McInnes joined Thomson-CSF (now Thales) as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, assisting in the group's transformation. In 2005, he moved to PPR (now Kering) as Executive Vice President for Finance and Strategy. He was appointed to the Supervisory Board of Générale de Santé in 2006, serving as acting Chairman of the Management Board from March to June 2007. From 2007 to 2009, he was also Vice Chairman of Macquarie Capital Europe, specializing in infrastructure investments.
Ross McInnes joined Safran in March 2009, and became Executive Vice President, Economic and Financial Affairs in June of the same year. From July 2009 to April 2011, he was a member of the Executive Board, and then from April 2011 to April 2015 he was Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
On April 23, 2015 Ross McInnes was named Chairman of the Board of Safran.
In February 2015, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs appointed Ross McInnes as Special Representative for Economic Relations with Australia, within the scope of France's economic diplomacy policy.
At the end of 2016, he joined the High Committee for Corporate Governance, following his nomination by the French association of large companies (AFEP) and the French employers' union (MEDEF).
In October 2017, the French Prime Minister appointed Ross McInnes co-chairman of the Action Publique 2022 committee, charged with proposing public policy reforms.
Ross McInnes is also a Non-Executive Director of Eutelsat and, since January 2018, Trustee of the IFRS Foundation.
Ross has dual French and Australian nationality and studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at St John's College, University of Oxford.
Nathalie Rossiensky, 48, Independent Director of Lectra since April 29, 2016.
She is currently Executive Vice President at Lombard Odier Europe, based in Paris in charge of large investor relationships and head of commercial development.
Nathalie Rossiensky is member of the Board of Directors of two family Sicav (collective investment schemes) within the scope of her professional duties.
She started her career at JP Morgan (Paris, France), Private Bank, before joining the Investment Management Division of Goldman Sachs International, in London in 2005, then in Paris (France), until 2013, as Executive Director in charge of asset allocation and investment in all asset classes for family offices and family-owned corporates. From 1998 to 2000, she was Assistant Professor of Finance (tenure track) at the Fuqua School of Business, Duke University (USA); her research was dedicated to asset management, financial intermediation and game theory. She was a speaker in conferences including Stanford University, NYU Stern School of Business in New York, and INSEAD ( France).
Nathalie Rossiensky, of French nationality, graduated from University Paris-Dauphine (Master of Applied Mathematics and D.E.A. of Financial Economics), and holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the London Business School (United Kingdom).
Code of Corporate Governance
The company has taken strenuous measures since the early 2000s to implement the requirements of corporate governance. Following its publication in December 2008, the Board of Directors has decided to adopt the recommendations issued jointly by the AFEP and the MEDEF in their Code of Corporate Governance of listed companies ("AFEP-MEDEF Code") as the code of corporate governance to which the company voluntarily refers and to comply with its provisions or, should any of these provisions be deemed inappropriate with respect to the specific circumstances of the company, to explain the reasons for not applying them.
Internal rules and procedures
The Internal Rules and Procedures set forth the composition, role and operating procedures of the Board of Directors of Lectra (the "Company"); the rights, duties and rules of conduct incumbent upon Board members; and the duties and powers of the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (Président-Directeur Général), in accordance with the provisions of the French Commercial Code and in addition to Part III of the Company's bylaws. The Company and its subsidiaries are referred to as the "Group".
These Internal Rules and Procedures apply to each member of the Board of Directors, regardless of whether he or she is a natural person or the permanent representative of a legal entity, and, more generally, to all persons taking part in or present at its meetings, occasionally or on a permanent basis.
Each member of the Board of Directors ("Director") is deemed upon joining the Board to adhere to these Internal Rules and Procedures and to comply with all of its provisions, and should notify the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at their own initiative if such is not the case or in the event of difficulty in applying them due to specific circumstances.
The company has formally stated that it abides by the Afep-Medef Corporate Governance Code of Listed Companies (the "Afep-Medef Code" updated on November 24, 2016), and the Board of Directors rigorously enforces its provisions. Where it deems these provisions to be irrelevant in light of the specific circumstances of the Company, it explains its reasons for non-compliance.
This English version is a translation of the original French Règlement intérieur du Conseil d'Administration.


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The tenth annual Contemporary Artists' Books Conference presents two full days of lively debate on emerging practices and issues within art-book culture. In response to the current political scene, the theme of this anniversary conference is activism.Planned session topics include guerrilla collecting, photobooks amidst political change, samizdat artists' books past and present, community-based publishing, and criticism of a timely canonical work.
Admission is free for all sessions, but space is limited. General admission is first-come-first-seated. Sessions are held in the lower level auditorium. The Conference is organized by the CABC Committee, a national group of art library professionals.
WE, BOOKS, oppose censorship, expurgation, bowdlerization, sanitization, and selective quotation.
WE insist that everyone should have access to us.
Illiteracy is our enemy.
Nobody should know who reads us.
Our guardians should be professional, socially- responsible promoters of democracy, information literacy, and the values of a free and open society.
The record of human achievements we represent should be preserved for all time.
Internationalism – Science – Free Press– Authenticity – Migration – Sharing – GitHub – Recycling – FOIA – Human Rights – Zines– Appropriation – Refugees – Public good – Privacy – Preservation – Informed citizenry – Resistance– Creative Commons – Respect – Streaming – Libraries – Transparency – Diversity – Conservation – Open access – Intellectual freedom
Hate crimes – Nationalism – Censorship – War – Protectionism – Ignorance – Big Brother – Alternative facts – Demagoguery – Pay walls – Walls – War – Pollution – Racism – Lethal force – Science denial – Stereotyping – Cruelty – Disinformation – Planned obsolescence – Gerrymandering – Fascism – Bullying – Inequality
On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Contemporary Artists' Books Conference
22–23 September 2017
Stephen Bury, Frick Art Reference Library
Matthew Carson, International Center for Photography Library
Deirdre Donohue, New York Public Library
Milan Hughston, Museum of Modern Art Library
Deirdre Lawrence, Brooklyn Museum Library
James Mitchell
Lindsey Reynolds, Birmingham Museum of Art
Sara Rubinow, New York Public Library
David Senior, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Library
Susan E. Thomas, Long Island University Brooklyn Library
Jennifer Tobias, Museum of Modern Art Library
Tony White, Thomas J. Watson Library, The Metropolitan Museum of ArtFor more information, call (212) 925-0325.
Photobooks: Protest and Resistance
Mass media has often diluted the stance of the documentary photographer, simplifying his or her perspective to conform to a larger corporate perspective. The photobook has long been a way to assert a more independent, autonomous vision, and is now experiencing the greatest renaissance in the history of the form. What can the photobook do today to impact the societal conversation? What has it been able to do in the past that might be useful now? Looking at photobooks including Robert Capa's Death in the Making, Abigail Heyman's Growing Up Female, David Douglas Duncan's I ProtestI, and Jan Hoek's New Ways of Photographing the New Masai, Fred Ritchin will examine the history of the photobook as a means of resistance and protest. Jean Crones of Research and Destroy (a radical zine collective based in New York) focuses on the abuse of power in authority. Debi Cornwall, a conceptual documentary artist and civil rights lawyer, speaks about her work Welcome to Camp America: Inside Guantánamo Bay, a vivid and disorienting glimpse into the U.S. Naval Station in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba (known as "Gitmo"), and its growing diaspora, through photographs, once-classified archival material, and first-person texts. Organized by Matthew Carson.
Guerrilla Collecting
At a time when truth is considered subversive, diversity dangerous, and social responsibility irrelevant, collecting and providing access to marginalized voices is imperative for documenting historical narratives. Karen Gisonny, who curated the periodicals collection at the New York Public Library for more than 30 years, shares her experiences with selecting, acquiring, and promoting small & alternative press materials, zines, and ephemeral publications. Kameelah Janan Rasheed will discuss her "archival impulses" and concepts concerning Black interiority and the permutations of Black life through her collection of over 4,000 vernacular photographs of Black Americans collected from flea markets, estate sales, eBay, and antique stores. A moderated discussion and audience Q&A will follow the presentations. Organized and moderated by Sara Rubinow.
Underground Publishing
Art historian and curator Akili Tommasino discusses the history and legacy of the journalistic organ of the Black Panther Party and shares the intriguing provenance of a collection of The Black Panther newspapers and ephemera; L.A.-based artist Awol Erizku puts the Black Panther logo in historical context and discusses its incorporation into his work. Organized by Jennifer Tobias and Akili Tommasino.
Community Organizing
This panel will feature artist-publishers who use organizing and community-building as part of their practice. We'll examine the ways that they engage with broader communities and groups, as a form of political activism. We encourage audience participation to compare experiences and strategies. Speakers include Devin Morris of 3 Dot Zine, Kimi Hanauer of Press Press, and Barbara Calderón of Colectiva Cósmica. Moderated by James Mitchell.
Furthering the Critical Dialogue
This session, in its tenth year, continues with a key theme from all previous conferences: the state of artists' books criticism. Exemplifying diverse approaches to criticism, speakers will discuss two books by Tauba Auerbach: There have been and will be many San Francisco's, and Marble, or Wood. Panelists will not discuss the 'state of artists' books criticism,' per se, but instead will focus on engaging in a critical evaluation and discussion of books by this book artist. Panelists: Corina Reynolds, Director and co-founder of Small Editions; Sarah Hamerman, working at the Whitney Museum Library and the Museum of Modern Art Library; and Karla Nielsen, Curator of Literature in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Columbia University. Session chair and moderator: Tony White, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Barbara Calderón is an artist, arts organizer, and writer based in Brooklyn. She is a founding member of Colectiva Cósmica, an arts collective that hosts art shows, creates zines, and facilitates workshops with youth organizations around New York City and elsewhere. With a critical lens guided by a background in journalism, Xicana studies, and art history, she writes about cultural movements. She has been published in outlets like Remezcla, VICE, and Bitch Magazine.
Matthew Carson is the Head Librarian & Archivist at the International Center of Photography in New York. He is a co-founder of the 10×10 photobook organization. In 2013 he was a curator of the book component of the ICP Triennial: A Different Kind of Order. In 2015 he was one of the organizers of Shashin, a Japanese photography symposium and festival held in New York. He is a photography enthusiast, writer and bibliomaniac. The latest 10×10 publication is CLAP! – Contemporary Latin American Photobooks and the latest project is Awake! A library of protest and resistance.
Jean Crones of Research and Destroy is part of a radical collective that makes zines about cats and cops.
Debi Cornwall is a conceptual documentary artist who returned to visual expression in 2014 after a 12-year career as a civil rights lawyer. She is a graduate of Brown University (Modern Culture & Media 1995) and Harvard Law School (2000). Informed by her experience representing innocent DNA exonerees, her visual work interrogates American power, marrying empathy and dark humor with systemic critique. In 2016, Cornwall was nominated for the Baum Award for an Emerging American Photographer, won the Punctum Award at the Lianzhou (China) Foto Festival, and awarded the Duke University Collection Award for Women Documentarians. Her project on Guantánamo Bay has been shown in Switzerland, China and Korea, and will open at New York's Steven Kasher Gallery on October 26, 2017. Her book, Welcome to Camp America: Inside Guantánamo Bay, was nominated for the 2017 les Rencontres d'Arles Photo-Text Book Award.
Awol Erizku is a conceptual artist (b. 1988, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) received his B.A. from Cooper Union in 2010, his M.F.A from Yale in 2014 and has exhibited recently at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York; The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York; The Only Way is Up at Hasted Kraeutler, New York; and has lectured in conjunction with Carrie Mae Weems at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. Recent solo exhibitions include Menace II Society at Night Gallery , Los Angeles, Purple Reign at Stems Gallery, Brussels, Make America Great Again at Ben Brown Fine Arts, London, New Flower | Images of the reclining Venus at The FLAG Art Foundation, New York, and Bad II the Bone presented at Duchamp Detox Clinic by Night Gallery. Erizku lives and works in Los Angeles.
Karen Gisonny is a career librarian who recently retired after more than 30 years as a collector and curator at The New York Public Library (NYPL), where she focused on small and independent presses. Based in the DeWitt Wallace Periodical Room for much of her time at NYPL, Karen developed an especially rich and distinctive collection of small and alternative presses, independent literary magazines, chapbooks, and zines, which she promoted through creative programming, partnerships, and curated exhibitions. With the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses, Karen launched the long-standing program series, "Periodically Speaking," which highlights the work of small magazine publishers and writers. Curated exhibitions include, "New American Literary Magazines," "The Little Magazine in America," and the acclaimed "Protests in Print." Most recently, Karen coordinated NYPL's Helen Bernstein Book Award for Excellence in Journalism, which honors working journalists, and champions the role of investigative reporting in a free and democratic society.
Kimi Hanauer (b. 1993) is a Baltimore-based artist, writer, and cultural organizer originally from Tel Aviv. Over the past six years that Kimi has been based in Baltimore, she has built, led, and supported a number of site-specific platforms through public programming, media, curatorial work, collaborative actions, participatory and social sculpture, and publishing. Kimi is the founder and co-mobilizer of Press Press, an interdisciplinary publishing studio that surfaces narratives of difference, specifically of immigrant, refugee, and Baltimore-based communities. Kimi's work has been exhibited internationally and is held in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art. Kimi holds a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Sarah Hamerman is an art librarian, writer and arts organizer based in Brooklyn N.Y. She currently works at the Whitney Museum Library as Assistant Librarian, and the Museum of Modern Art Library as a Project Cataloger. Her work as a librarian is focused on cataloging artists' books and special collections materials. Sarah's research focuses on contemporary artists' publishing and digital culture, and her writing has appeared in Art Libraries Journal, Are.na and other publications. She organized and moderated a panel on artist-run reading spaces at the 2017 BABZ art book fair in Queens, N.Y. Sarah holds MSLIS and MS Art History degrees from Pratt Institute.
Devin N. Morris (b. 1986) is a Brooklyn based multi media artist and editor of the great collaborative effort 3 Dot Zine, an annual publication that celebrates the futurity of minorities, in addition to serving as a forum for invited artists to center and elaborate on marginalized concerns. He recently hosted the first Brown Paper Zine & Small Press Fair for Black & PoC Artists at MoCADA Museum in Brooklyn, NY and in collaboration with KAHLON The Agency, hosted the second iteration in Baltimore, MD.
Karla Nielsen currently works as the Curator of Literature in the Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Columbia University, for whom she collects rare books and artist books, and the archives of poets, writers, editors, and publishers. For the Columbia RBML she has curated three exhibitions: a profile of iconoclast publisher Samuel Roth, a bicentennial celebration of the company that is now HarperCollins, and "The Book Undone: Thirty Years of Granary Books" on the occasion of the library's acquisition of the archive of Granary Books. A medieval Iberianist by training, she has a doctorate in Comparative Literature from the University of California at Berkeley and a Masters of Science in Library Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She is affiliate faculty in the Columbia Department of English and Comparative Literature, where she teaches seminars on book history and literary interpretation. Before graduate school she worked in university and small press publishing.
Kameelah Janan Rasheed is a Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist, writer, and former high school public school teacher from East Palo Alto, CA. She is on the faculty of the MFA Fine Arts program at the School of Visual Arts and also works full-time as a social studies curriculum developer for New York public schools. She has exhibited her work at the 2017 Venice Biennale, ICA-Philadelphia (forthcoming), Printed Matter (forthcoming), Jack Shainman Gallery, Studio Museum in Harlem, Bronx Museum, Queens Museum, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Project Row Houses, the Luminary, Brooklyn Academy of Music, among others. Recently shortlisted for the Future Generation Art Prize, she is the recipient of several other awards and honors including the Harpo Foundation Grant, Magnum Foundation Grant, Creative Exchange Lab at the Portland Institute of Contemporary Art Residency, Triple Canopy Commission at New York Public Library Labs, Artadia Grant, Art Matters Grant, Rema Hort Mann Foundation Grant, among others. She has participated in readings and performances at Housing Works, Cave Canem, Red Bull Arts New York, among others.
Corina Reynolds is Director and co-founder of Small Editions, an artist book studio that publishes and supports the creation of new contemporary artists books. Through exhibitions, public events, publications, and traveling tours, Small Editions opens a space for new conversations about artists books today. Reynolds has led classes in independent book publishing, zine making and bookbinding, has curated exhibitions and talks on contemporary artist books and serves on the Board of Directors at The Center for Book Arts, New York. She received her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and her BFA from San Diego State University.
Fred Ritchin is Dean Emeritus of the School at the International Center of Photography. He was previously Professor of Photography and Imaging at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts for twenty-three years, where he also co-founded the Photography and Human Rights Program. He is the author of many books, including After Photography (2008) and Bending the Frame: Photojournalism, Documentary, and the Citizen (2013). Most recently he co-authored Magnum Photobook: The Catalogue Raisonné (2017). He has also curated the exhibition "Bending the Frame," containing works by artists and documentarians using alternative image strategies for social change (Chris Jordan, Celia Shapiro, Jennifer Karady, Debi Cornwall, Sumeja Tulic, Gideon Mendel, etc.), which is currently on view at NYU's Gulf and Western Gallery at 721 Broadway in the Tisch School of the Arts, and which will also be opening in October at the Preus Museum in Norway. Ritchin has also been picture editor of the New York Times Magazine, and director of PixelPress. He continues to teach both at ICP and at the Photography and Social Justice Program sponsored by the Magnum Foundation.
Akili Tommasino is a curatorial assistant in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art, New York. An advocate of emerging artists and scholar of the twentieth-century avant-garde, Tommasino has organized and collaborated on numerous exhibition projects at institutions internationally, including the Centre Pompidou – Musée national d'art moderne, Paris and National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; he is the curator of 2017 MoMA exhibition Projects 107: Lone Wolf Recital Corps. Tommasino is completing a PhD in History of Art and Architecture through Harvard University, where he earned his MA and BA. His dissertation, which has been supported by a Fulbright Fellowship, examines the machine aesthetic of French artist Fernand Léger (1881-1955). A Brooklyn native and current resident, Tommasino is chairman and co-founder of an arts initiative which, under the aegis of New York City-based gifted education program Prep for Prep, creates opportunities for young people from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Within the framework of this project geothermal technology - this is the interaction of exploration, drilling, reservoir engineering, completion, operation of the geothermal loop, and finally the conversion of heat into the respective energy of usage - is being evaluated and qualified with an integrated approach. Here, the focus is on transdisciplinary processes and optimization approaches that shall be investigated intensively not least regarding the research operations at the Groß Schönebeck site (long-term communication experiment, set up and commissioning of the thermal and power plant loop until the end of 2011). The transfer of this know-how to other locations should make this integrated approach a standard for future site and plant development.
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10 Once-'Hot' College Football Coaches Who Have Lost Their LusterJuly 14, 2015
10 Once-'Hot' College Football Coaches Who Have Lost Their Luster
Do you remember when Dennis Franchione was one of the hottest commodities in coaching?
Though it sounds like a joke today, Coach Fran had enough hiring power to convince TCU (1997), Alabama (2000) and Texas A&M (2002) to hire him.
What we smugly know now, with wisdom gained only through the passage of time, makes us laugh at the thought of Franchione being hired at Florida or Oklahoma.
But 15 years ago? Not so much.
That's the thing about coaches. Even when we're aware of the tarnishing process, it's not until a couple of years later that we realize how ill-fitted a guy was for a certain job or even the role of head coach.
The 10 guys highlighted here are the best recent examples of coaches who were hot commodities on the market only to come tumbling back down the charts. Success could have meant an NFL job, sustained employment at a big-time school, a head role at a bigger college program or the opportunity to become a head coach for the first time.
They are the antithesis of Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Pete Carroll and David Shaw—coaches who either lived up to the hype after they moved up a level or were able to cash in on successful runs as a coordinator.
Kirk Ferentz
As recently as 2011 Adam Rittenberg of ESPN.com reported, "The Kirk Ferentz-to-NFL-rumors are as common to December as holiday shopping and frost on your windshield."
That was before Iowa dropped to 4-8 in 2012, its worst mark since the second season of the Ferentz era, a 3-9 finish in 2000.
Ferentz is 115-85 overall and 68-60 in Big Ten play in 16 years at Iowa. That includes conference crowns in 2002 and 2004 and three consecutive No. 8 finishes in the final Associated Press poll from 2002 to 2004.
Since then, things have cooled to where the Hawkeyes have posted a single winning mark in Big Ten play in their last five tries: a 5-3 record in 2013.
The last time Iowa was ranked was on Nov. 21, 2010, at No. 24 in the AP poll. It dropped out the next week after losing 27-24 at unranked Minnesota.
It makes you wonder if Ferentz should have tried his luck in the NFL while his star was still ascending.
Mike Leach
At the height of his popularity at Texas Tech, Mike Leach was one of the hottest coaches in the country. Referring to the Red Raiders' 11-2 finish in 2008, CBSNews.com credited him with managing to be "competitive with the heavyweights with a middleweight budget and a fraction of their recruiting power."
Leach was everywhere, from a feature in the New York Times to Texas Monthly. That is, until everything came crashing down in 2009 amid the Adam James controversy. Tech fired him on Dec. 31, 2009.
What came next was two years out of football, after which Washington State finally picked him up for the 2012 season.
In his first three years in Pullman, Leach has struggled to engineer the success he accomplished at Tech. He is 12-25 overall and 7-20 in Pac-12 play at Washington State versus his 84-43 overall and 47-33 conference marks with the Red Raiders.
He's gone from being a rising star, albeit a non-traditional one, to a hot-seater.
Lane Kiffin
Perhaps the most overhyped young gun in recent history, Lane Kiffin used his 5-15 record as the head coach of the Oakland Raiders to get the head jobs at Tennessee and USC.
It's a fact that makes his 7-6 mark (4-4 in the SEC) with the Volunteers and his 28-15 record (17-12 in the Pac-12) with the Trojans seem almost predestined.
Here's what Tennessee athletic director Mike Hamilton had to say about Kiffin at his introductory press conference in December 2008:
Tennessee football history is made up of great coaches and great players who shaped who we are today. Choosing a football coach to fall in the line of Gen. Neyland, Bowden Wyatt, Doug Dickey, Johnny Majors, Phillip Fulmer, among others, is no small task. Today, we introduce the newest member of that coaching fraternity and the newest member of our Tennessee athletics family.
If the claims of his unproven greatness weren't enough, Kiffin sweetened the pot by making verbal missteps at every turn.
One of the most memorable came when he was recruiting South Carolina receiver Alshon Jeffery to Tennessee, as Chris Low of ESPN.com reported: "According to Jeffery and [Walter] Wilson [his high school coach], Kiffin told Jeffery that if he chose the Gamecocks, he would end up pumping gas for the rest of his life like all of the other players from that state who had gone to South Carolina."
Kiffin is going into his second season as the offensive coordinator at Alabama.
Major Applewhite
Major Applewhite played quarterback at Texas (1998-01) before kicking off his coaching career as a graduate assistant for the Longhorns (2003-04). From there he made stops at Syracuse, Rice and Alabama before landing back in Austin in 2008.
After rising to offensive coordinator, Applewhite was pegged as Mack Brown's replacement before news broke in 2013 of his "inappropriate, consensual behavior with an adult student" dating back to the 2008-09 Fiesta Bowl.
According to Kevin Sherrington of the Dallas Morning News, the incident ended Applewhite's chances to advance in coaching:
Anybody whoever thought he was going to be the next head coach at the University of Texas, I think that's over with the revelation of this episode that he had with an adult student trainer. … I think he'll have a hard time job getting [a] major college coaching job. He might be able to get a coaching job at a smaller school, but I think his days at getting (the Texas job) are probably over.
After taking 2014 off, Applewhite was recently hired as the offensive coordinator at the University of Houston, where he will serve under head coach Tom Herman.
Skip Holtz
While it's one thing to lead UConn to a 10-3 season (1998) and East Carolina to back-to-back 9-5 finishes (2008-09), it's another to do it and be the son of legendary coach Lou Holtz.
It's hard to think of any young coach who looked to have more long-term promise than Skip Holtz did heading into the South Florida job in 2010. Things started off well there with an 8-5 finish, but the record dropped to 5-7 in 2011 and 3-9 in 2012.
This led to Holtz's firing on Dec. 2, 2012. Luckily, he wasn't unemployed for long, as Louisiana Tech hired him as the head man just two weeks later.
Things there got off to a bumpy start, as he led the Bulldogs to a 4-8 finish in 2013 before rebounding to a 9-5 mark last season.
Though Holtz is definitely not off the "re-hirable" list, it's far-fetched to think he'll be considered for future top-tier openings like Texas, Alabama and Notre Dame.
Derek Dooley
Back in 2009, it seemed like every time you tuned in to a weeknight college football game on ESPN, you saw up-and-coming head coach Derek Dooley and his Louisiana Tech Bulldogs.
The network featured them three times that year, once on a Wednesday night and twice on Friday. The Bulldogs went 1-2 in those games and 4-8 overall—the second of two losing campaigns in the three-year Dooley era in Ruston.
Somehow it was enough to earn him the coveted Tennessee job, where he took over as the dust settled after the Lane Kiffin debacle.
That stop lasted three years, with all of them resulting in sub-.500 finishes. The run included one bowl appearance—a loss to North Carolina in the 2010 Music City Bowl—a 15-21 record and a 4-19 mark in SEC play. The Vols won just a single conference game in Dooley's final two seasons, a 27-21 overtime win over Vanderbilt in 2011.
Dooley is now a wide receivers coach with the Dallas Cowboys.
Will Muschamp
Even though Auburn quickly tabbed Will Muschamp as its defensive coordinator after Florida fired him, he's nowhere near as hot as he was just five years ago.
That's when, in 2010, the Gators shocked the world by hiring away Texas' heir apparent to Mack Brown. Muschamp became the kingpin-in-waiting during the 2008 season, his first as the Longhorns' defensive coordinator.
Here's what Brown had to say about Muschamp in the presser announcing the arrangement on Nov. 18, 2008, according to Bobby Bragg at Horns Digest via Scout.com:
He's had several opportunities to interview for head coaching jobs, but we wanted him to stay here. I'm going to continue coaching as I'm enjoying it. I have eight years left on my contract, I am not thinking about moving on, it's simply that I think Will is a great young coach, a perfect fit for this place, and he wants to stay. Nothing will change in our structure. He will continue in his role as defensive coordinator and when the time comes, will be ready to step in and take over the program.
That arrangement lasted just over two years. The Gators scooped up Muschamp on Dec. 11, 2010, just days after Urban Meyer called it quits at Florida for good.
Pete Thamel of the New York Times called it "one of the most stealth big-time coaching searches in recent memory." He credited Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley, who explained, "Coach Muschamp is someone we targeted from the beginning, and he is the guy we wanted."
Four seasons later, Muschamp and his 28-21 overall record and 17-15 mark in the SEC were out. His best year was his second (2012), when the Gators went 11-2 and finished No. 9 in the AP poll. His worst was the next (2013), when they skidded to 4-8.
Josh Heupel
Former Oklahoma offensive coordinator Josh Heupel went from being mentioned in SMU's search for a head coach last October to being fired in January of this year.
His name was also tossed around a year earlier for the Arkansas State opening, where the last three former head coaches have moved on to plum jobs at Ole Miss, Auburn and Boise State.
Heupel played quarterback at Oklahoma from 1999 to 2000 before trying his luck in the NFL for two seasons. He returned to his alma mater as a graduate assistant in 2004 and spent a single season as an offensive assistant at Arizona before returning to Norman in 2006.
Heupel was promoted to co-offensive coordinator late in 2010 and led the Sooners to top-15 finishes in scoring in 2011 and 2012 before dropping to a No. 40 rank in 2013. Although they rebounded to a No. 21 rank last year—36.4 points per game—they scored a mere 14 and six points, respectively, in lopsided losses to Baylor and Clemson.
Utah State recently named Heupel as its offensive coordinator.
Kliff Kingsbury
No inexperienced head coach may have ever enjoyed the attention Kliff Kingsbury garnered going into his second season at Texas Tech in 2014.
Where Derek Dooley and Lane Kiffin cashed in subpar head coaching roles to nab bigger and better jobs, at least they had experience. Kingsbury, on the other hand, needed nothing more than two years as an offensive assistant (Houston, 2008-09) and three years as an offensive coordinator (Houston 2010-11 and Texas A&M 2012) to get the reins at his alma mater.
Things went well enough in his debut, an 8-5 campaign plus an upset win over No. 16 Arizona State in the 2013 Holiday Bowl. That set up Kingsbury's offseason of love, a stretch that included everything from a photo of him shirtless on FoxSports.com to Bleacher Report's own feature piece, a "Day in the Life" of the "Bro King of College Football."
The era of good feelings continued into the 2014 season when the Red Raiders won their first two games (FCS Central Arkansas and UTEP) but disappeared after four straight losses. Tech wound up losing eight of its last 10 and finished 4-8, its worst mark since 1990.
The good news is Kingsbury has much less hype to live up to coming into 2015, which means maybe he'll have a chance to make his mark on the field match that of his hot-and-cool appeal.
Pat Fitzgerald
While Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald isn't on the hot seat, he also isn't the same guy whom Athlon Sports ranked as the No. 17 head coach in college football coming into 2012.
Fitzgerald had six years under his belt then, coming into a season where he'd achieve an almost unthinkable 10-3 record. It was the program's best mark since 1995, when the Wildcats went 10-2 and won the Big Ten.
Since then, he's seen consecutive 5-7 marks, including a 4-12 record in Big Ten play. It's the worst stretch of the Fitzgerald era since his first two years (2006-07), when he also went 10-14 overall but still managed a 5-11 mark in conference action.
The drop is reflected in top-25 coaching rankings. His name didn't appear in the version published here at Bleacher Report or in others such as that of FoxSports.com.
Even though Fitzgerald is often considered a lock to start and finish his head coaching career at Northwestern—he's only spent three seasons coaching anywhere else—remember he's still being mentioned for bigger jobs elsewhere.
His name has come up in recent searches at Texas, Nebraska and Michigan, a job he also was connected to back in 2011, per ESPN.com.
While another losing season at Northwestern wouldn't spell the end, it would be another significant step away from golden-boy status.
Statistics courtesy of CFBstats.com and Sports-Reference.com.


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Importance of standards and protocols in networks Essay
A protocol is the set of rules used when computers communicate. In this report I am going to explain the importance of protocols and standards. Network standards and protocols are necessary because different people use different networks therefore they need to have a common platform to communicate to each other. The standards and protocols are like languages – you have to understand them and be able to speak them to communicate effectively. A protocol sets the fundamental rules which allow data to be shared between computers. A standard works alongside the protocols making sure that the hardware is compatible amongst similar computers. The open system interconnect (OSI) mdel has seven layers for communication and network protocols. The layers consist of presentation, application, session, transport, data, network and physical. These standards are the platform from which computers communicate. During this communication certain rules must be followed by the sender and the recipient for the communication to be successful. A protocol is the rules that computers follow when communicating therefore the standards of the network.
For the communication to be successful two devices need to communicate the same way –with the same language or code- for the communication to be successful. If both devices are not following the same protocol then the communication won't be successful due to the fact that both devices won't understand each other. It is a bit like language barriers between people talking – if you don't understand the language the person communicating to you is talking in you won't understand what they are trying to communicate it is the same with computers. If there are no standards then there would be no order as people would be able to do what they wanted. This could lead to someone designing a webpage that is not compatible with other computers. Standards role is to stop problems like that occurring and they are designed d by the W3C. Without standards communication would become very challenging.


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This family-run hotel's wish is to offer the guests comfortable surroundings that are welcoming and where great care has been taken in even the smallest details.
Cosy suites and rooms that look out over Clusone's rooftops and lofty mountains.
Tho hotel is in Clusone's historic centre, in a classical-style building in Piazza Paradiso: a strategic point where the streets for shopping and services unravel near the various city's various cultural and artistic attractions. Yet, by simply taking a short walk or bicycle ride, you'll find yourself immersed in the surrounding nature.
The restaurant, in cosy rooms with open fire places, offers a refined cuisine, presenting typical local dishes with the knowledge of today, including homemade bread, egg pasta and desserts.


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Briard Clubs in the U.S.
Briard Clubs from Around the World
- Briard Verein Österreich (Austria)
- Belgium Briard Club
- Briard Klub Ceské Republiky (Czech Republic)
- Suomen Briard Ry (Finland)
- Association du Berger de Brie (France)
- Nederlandsche Briard Club (Netherlands)
- Swiss Briard Club
- The Friendly Briard Club (U.K.) The F.B.C. is for Owners and Breeders alike, whether in the United Kingdom or further a field. The website, through its new forum and chat room, provides an invaluable resource about anything to do with Briards, be it health, showing or just simply real life stories.
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Try something new for your grilling pleasure this summer. Bison burgers are a nutritious and delicious alternative to beef. Truth be known, even this vegetarian has been caught indulging in a bison burger now and then.
Bison meat is one of the leanest, most nutritious meats available, and you can use it for burgers, roasts, steaks and stew. Because most bison are raised on open ranches and fed grass, the meat contains far fewer — if any — artificial antibiotics, hormones and steroids than beef and other more common meats. Bison burgers are lean, juicy and packed with omega-3 fatty acids. This is because bison spend their life grazing on grass high in omega-3s and little time in a feed lot.
The meat from bison is highly nutrient-dense because of the proportion of protein, fat, mineral and fatty acids to its caloric value, according to North Dakota State University information.
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Bison meat available for sale is usually harvested from animals that are about 2 1/2 to 4 years in age. This is when the meat is the best tasting and most tender. Some people describe the taste as somewhat sweet. Bison has a deeper red color than beef. This is because bison does not marble (contain internal streaks of fat) like beef. Since bison lacks marbling, the meat has a tendency to cook more rapidly than beef, so be careful to watch it while grilling. A medium-rare buffalo steak will appear more like a rare beef steak. Because burgers are so lean, it is sometimes advantageous to mix a bit of bread crumbs or oats into the burger to bind it together.
Grilled Bison Burgers
1 pound ground bison
½ cup of bread crumbs or uncooked oats
1 egg
3 tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce
3 dashes hot sauce (Tabasco)
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1 dash of black pepper
4 slices of cheese (cook's choice)
4 hamburger buns
Preheat an outdoor grill on high heat and lightly oil the grate.
Mix bison, bread crumbs or oats, egg, Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, garlic and pepper together by hand in a bowl; form into 4 patties. Place patties on baking sheet, cover with aluminum foil and refrigerate until chilled, about 15 minutes.
Spray the patties with cooking spray, and grill until hot and slightly pink in the center, about 5 minutes per side. To ensure your burger is cooked to a safe temperature (160 degrees F), insert a thermometer into the center.
Serve plain or in a bun.
SeAnne Safaii, Ph.D., R.D., L.D., is an assistant professor at the University of Idaho Dietetics Program and past president of the Idaho Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.


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To Thomas Jefferson from Henry Dearborn, 2 January 1805
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In conformity with the intimations you were pleased to make to me yesterday, I herewith enclose a list of such Gentlemen as have occured to my mind as candidates for the office of Attorney Genl.
with respectfull concideration I am Sir Your Obedt. Servt.
H. Dearborn
DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.
A list of such charactors as have occured to me as candidates for the appointment of Attorney Genl.—
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Shares of Canada's top telecom providers, BCE Inc, Rogers Communications Inc and Telus Corp, all climbed on Tuesday after Globalive's Wind Mobile withdrew from a major auction of wireless spectrum.
The move all but assures that the three players will take the lion's share of the prized spectrum at a lower price than they might have otherwise expected to pay.
But the gains were tempered by concerns among some investors that Canada's Conservative government, which has pushed to increase competition in the wireless space, could respond with more stringent regulation of the industry.
The Conservative government has pitched itself to voters as fighting the dominant telecoms on their behalf to lower prices and improve service.
Globalive's decision to bail out of the auction dealt a double blow to the government, which was also hoping that strong proceeds from the auction would help it lower the budget deficit heading into next year's federal election.
There is now a strong chance of more regulation being drawn up, but Ottawa should tread carefully to avoid damaging the economy, said John Goldsmith, deputy head of equities at Montrusco Bolton, which owns shares in the Canadian telecom majors.
"If you force companies to cut pricing ... what ends up happening is you have companies invest less and fire more people," he said. "So you will have more of an unemployment problem, as companies try to keep margins where they are at."
The federal government has recently moved to cap the rates big operators can charge rivals whose customers use their networks while roaming. It also toughened penalties for companies that break rules on cellular tower sharing, and forced operators to ditch three-year contracts.
Canada's industry ministry, which is handling the auction, did not respond to questions about possible further regulation, but said the auction would provide Canadians with the latest high-speed wireless technologies.
The 700 MHz spectrum is particularly valued for its ability to carry a signal over long distances and to penetrate thick walls, making it useful for both urban and rural deployment.
The opposition New Democrats said in a statement the government had created uncertainty for investors with mixed messages, confusion and mismanagement of the auction.
The withdrawal of Wind, a relatively new operator with some 650,000 customers, sent shares of Rogers, Canada's largest wireless company, up 2.3 percent and Telus up 1.7 percent by early afternoon trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, while BCE shares rose about three-quarters of a percent.
Regional operator Quebecor Inc jumped 2.4 percent, while Manitoba Telecom Services Inc was flat. RBC Capital Markets analyst Drew McReynolds said that Wind's absence from the auction helps the pair in their respective home markets of Quebec and Manitoba while also clearing a path should they have national wireless ambitions.
Bidders in the auction are barred from discussing their strategy or intentions in public or with rival bidders.
Wind, which is Canada's fourth-largest wireless carrier but dwarfed by the top three, said on Monday it quit the auction after its main backer, European telecom giant Vimpelcom Ltd, decided not to fund its participation.
"We believe Wind's withdrawal from the auction is yet another confirmation that Vimpelcom is not looking to invest in Canada for the long term," said Barclays analyst Phillip Huang in a note to clients.
Despite the government's best efforts to boost competition, foreign companies have broadly steered clear of Canada. This is partly because foreign firms are prohibited by law from controlling a telecom company that holds more than 10 percent of the market.
Analysts have also cited high entry costs required to serve a small population spread across a huge area and the difficulty of challenging well-established operators.
The government has loosened restrictions on foreign ownership of small operators such as Wind. But it has shown an aversion to letting the airwaves of small players end up with the three biggest operators. This essentially closes off one exit for foreign investors in the event things turn sour.
Vimpelcom said it is still in talks with Globalive chief executive officer Anthony Lacavera and the Canadian government about how to develop Wind into a strong fourth player.
Lacavera retains voting control of Globalive despite holding a minority economic interest, a holdover from an arrangement that circumvented earlier restrictions on foreign ownership.
With additional reporting by Euan Rocha in Toronto, Randall Palmer and David Ljunggren in Ottawa, and Maria Kiselyova in Moscow; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli and Jeffrey Hodgson


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After losing five starters to graduation, there might be cause for alarm. Not so much for the La Cañada High boys' tennis team.
While the Spartans won't have the major core of their team back, they are hard at work looking for the next wave of talent ready and willing to carry the torch.
"Any time you lose five players, including Joshua Kim, it's pretty tough," said La Cañada Coach Will Moravec, whose team placed second in the Rio Hondo League behind CIF Southern Section Division II-champion San Marino. "We lost the top end of our lineup, but we have some good new players who are set to step in and see what they can do on the court."
La Cañada, which advanced to the quarterfinals last season against second-seeded Palm Desert, will have a few returners in the fold. Among them are juniors Patrick Finnigan and Nick Malone, who will likely be the Spartans' top doubles team.


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We are living in capital of Nation. We get all the important facilities from school to hospitals and many more. Have we ever think where they get money? obviously government is funding them. Everyone should have information about the money has been spent. So We together with other country excited to announce a global city
Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal Meetup 1
After 4 months of establishment, Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal has started regular meetup in command to create environment to create, plan, discuss and share on Open Knowledge activities, products and programs, where the concern actors and stakeholders will be part of it. Date: 28th June 2013 Venue: GPA Building , Kamaladi Kathmandu The main agendas
AOSC is finally in ground with the vision of openness
The principles, protocols and values of open definition and freedom philosophy is rising in Nepal, If we see the last few month in sum, we can visualized the great impact. On the same track, new open source community born this month, they named it ACME Open Source Community (AOSC). Very energetic, passionate and red/hot blooded
Pernillan and Pudo with hackers in Nepal
Last week, lot of events were happening on support to develop the open, transparency and accountability Nepal. World Bank had directly involved to organize Open Data Literacy Bootcamp and hackathon where the international organization, civic institution like Open Institute, Open AID Partnership, Development Gateway participated to make it better. Open Nepal has launched at the
South Asia and Neighbor Regional Meeting -1
We named this meeting as -1, because it was neither any planned/formal one or it was participated by majority. The idea of regional meeting was on discussion. Date: 9th June 2013, Participants Prakash Neupane, Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal Nurunnaby Chawdhury(Hasive), Open Knowledge Foundation, Bangladesh Major Agenda of Discussion was: Introduction Status of Open Knowledge Foundation
Editathon in Girls in ICT Day
On the auspicious occasion of International Girls in ICT Day, Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal and Wikimedia Nepal organized wiki editathon for girls in Sumway International Business School on 25th April 2013, 25 girls were participated and did some wiki edit things. To help inspire girls to adopt technology in their career and create a global
Document Freedom Day 2013 in Nepal
It was the first formal program organized by OKFN Nepal. OKFN Nepal with OSAC jointly organized the global event called Document Freedom Day in Nepal on 27th march 2013. The program was supported by FOSS Nepal and Central Department of Library and Information Science. We planned the venue for Amrit Campus, but due to some
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Open Knowledge Foundation (खुला ज्ञान प्रतिष्ठान), २०१३ को खुला ज्ञान सम्मेलन Open Knowledge Conference (OKCon) १७–१८ सेप्टेम्बरमा स्विट्जरल्यान्डको जेनेभामा हुनलागेको कुरा यहाँहरुलाई गर्वका साथ जानाकारी गराउन चाहन्छ | यो वर्षको Theme Open Data – Broad, Depth, Connected(खुला डाटा–बिस्तृत, गहिरो र जोड ) | कहिले : १७–१८ सेप्टेम्बर २०१३ कहाँ : जेनेभा, स्विट्जरल्यान्ड सिआइजीसी आधिकारिक साइट:
eTourism, Web and open Tourism : sharing with engineering students
I got the opportunity to present the open tourism in terms of technical aspect of ICT and Tourism in Valley wide web page competition on 3rd March 2013, organized by ANNFSU P.U. Valley Bagmati Zome Coordination Committee. I must say this was the first public presentation, after being ambassador of Open Knowledge Foundation Nepal. Day
OKFN: Nepal Website
With the believe of openness, OKFN:Local Nepal website has launched today. The site will be gateway to promote open knowledge and support open movement in Nepal. Here knowledge is represented material — whether it is content, data or information-based — which anyone is free to use, re-use and redistribute without restriction. This will be supportive for constructing better


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- 11 September 2013
Commemorating our Heritage
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture in ZFM District will be Commemorating our Heritage Event on Saturday, 14 September 2013 in Andriesvale, Mier Municipal area under the THEME: "RECLAIMING, RESTORING AND CELEBRATING OUR HERITAGE"
This event and commemoration will be in Honour of the late leader of the Bushmen, the late Oom Dawid Kruiper in the form of a Tombstone unveiling at their family cemetry in Witdraai, that recently fenced by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture as well.
The keynote speaker for this event will be the Hon. Mrs. Pauline Williams, MEC for Sport, Arts & Culture in the Northern Cape. Other dignotries such as Hon. Mrs. Patricia Adams, Meber of Parliament, Hon.
Rev. Gift Van Staden, Executive Mayor of the ZF Mgcawu District Municipality and Councilors will also attend this historical Event.
As part of the program the Deaprtment will also host the Heritage Sport Festival that will be taking place in Andriesvale after the formal program and unveiling ceremony, which will inculde activities such as soccer, netball and indigenous games. Participants for this games will be from across the Mier area.
The event will take place on Saturday, 14 September 2013 and will start @ 08h00 at the family cemetry in Andriesvale/Witsand.
The Department would like to extend an invite to the broader public to come and share with us in this historic Commemoration of Heritage Month.
Let us all RECLAIM, RESTORE AND CELEBRATE OUR HERITAGE.
- 10 September 2013
ZF Mgcawu participates in Casual Day
The ZF Mgcawu District Municipality also took part in the Casual Day activities held on Friday, 6th September 2013.
Casual Day is a fundraising project where people are encouraged to go to work dressed differently for a day. To earn this right, they make a donation of R10 for the official Casual Day sticker. Proceeds benefit persons with disabilities. Casual Day is South Africa's foremost event of this nature and raises more than just money - it raises awareness about persons with disabilities, opportunities for corporate comradeship, community support and participation.
The Staff of ZFM raised funds for this initiative and also bought T-shirts to pledge their support towards caring for people who are differently abled.
- 03 September 2013
ZF Mgcawu District Municipality submits Annual Financial Statements
On Friday, 30 August 2013 the Executive Mayor, Cllr Van Staden and the Municipal Manager, Mr Ngxanga submitted to the Auditor General the Annual Financial Statements.
Legislation determines that each municipality must submit their annual financial statements, draft annual report and performance report to the AG by the 30th August of each year, this allows the Auditor General to give an opinion on these documents.
In his speech, the Executive Mayor indicated that there are many challenges facing municipalities, amongst others the effective and efficient application of financial management and the scarcity of skills.
The Executive Mayor mentioned that the drafting of financial statements is an all-inclusive process and that the whole workers corps are involved in this process. He expressed his gratitude towards the administration.
- 03 September 2013
ZF Mgcawu District Municipality partakes in the Pink Trees Campaign
The ZF Mgcawu District Municipality has participated and shown its support to the Pink Trees for Pauline Campaign by draping the trees in front of the building in pink fabric.
In selling thousands of metres of pink fabric with which to wrap the many trees in South Africa, the non-profit organisation, Pink Trees for Pauline, aims to raise funds and awareness to those who have survived or are still suffering from cancer.
The Executive Mayor, Gift Van Staden said that we all have a social responsibility towards people suffering with Cancer. Cancer is a serious disease which has taken many lives. Thus initiatives such as these to raise funds for this purpose are highly encouraged.
- 02 September 2013
Council Meeting held on 29 August 2013
The Council of ZF Mgcawu District Municipality held its Council meeting today and discussed amongst others the following:
- Presentation of Audit Committee in terms of Section 166 of the Municipal Finance Management Act (No 56 of 2003) the Audit Committee must advice the municipal council on a number of matters.
- Some policies were reviewed including the PMS Framework.
- The Draft Annual Report 2012/2013, Annual Financial Statements 2012/2013 and the Annual Report 2012/13 we also taken note of by the Council.
- The process plan & IDP Framework were considered and approved by Council.
The Executive Mayor, Councillor Gift Van Staden thanked the Administration on behalf of Council for the hard work that they continue to do and the fact that the legislative documents required by the office of the Auditor General, which are to be submitted tomorrow, 30/8/2013 are ready for submission.
The Municipal Manager, Mr D Ngxanga called a personnel meeting immediately after the Council meeting to thank the staff for their contribution in ensuring that we deliver quality documents. For the 1st time in many years the District Municipality compiled its Annual Financial Statements without the use of Consultants.
Council applauded the administration for striving towards achieving excellence.


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Promotion at College of EngineeringAuthor: COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Dear colleagues,
It is my pleasure to announce that our Board of Trustees has approved the promotion of Dr. Alper Erdoğan to Professor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Dr. Erdoğan received his PhD from Stanford University in 1999 and joined Koç University in 2002. He is recognized by his peers as a world-class expert in statistical signal processing. His research in this area is extremely well-respected and his papers have consistently appeared in the top journals. Dr. Erdoğan is the recipient of the TÜBA-GEBİP Award in 2008 and the TÜBİTAK Encouragement Award in 2010.
In addition to being a top researcher and an excellent university citizen, Dr. Erdoğan is also a great teacher at all levels and is the recipient of the College of Engineering Outstanding Teaching Award in 2015.
Please join me in congratulating Dr. Erdoğan for this important achievement.
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Acting Dean, College of Engineering


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Last night during Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points Memo he exposed fraud and deceit in an exclusive video from our friend James O'Keefe and Project Veritas.
A lot of people are talking about the fact that Obamacare was designed to fail for the sole reason of moving America to a a single payer plan. If you are familiar with the Cloward Piven Strategy:
The strategy of forcing political change through orchestrated crisis. The "Cloward-Piven Strategy" seeks to hasten the fall of capitalism by overloading the government bureaucracy with a flood of impossible demands, thus pushing society into crisis and economic collapse.
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Los Angeles - The Black Eyed Peas are reuniting for their 20th anniversary this year.The I Gotta Feeling group - comprising Fergie, will.i.am, Apl.de.ap and Taboo - have been on hiatus since 2011 but are working together in the recording studio on the follow-up to their 2010 album The Beginning and also plan to celebrate their milestone with a new tour.will.i.am told Metro newspaper: "We're all geared up and excited for the next year. We are recording now."The news comes a few months after will.i.am pledged the My Humps hitmakers would only get back together for something "amazing" and unique.He said: "We're doing some configuration as far as what we do as the Peas next."In 2008, I was like 'Guys, electro music is sick!' And most of them were like, 'What are you talking about, electro?'"[I said], 'There's this guy called David Guetta and there's like this underworld, we should do songs like that.'"Now we have to do something that no one's thought of, so you're thinking like 'The Black Eyed Peas are what?' If it doesn't spark that conversation, then there's no point."I know we have to either emerge with something from the underground or do something no-one has thought of. Either it's amazing or I don't get it."
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Guide to Boipeba: Map
Written by Thomas Power | 8th January 2014 |
This map of Boipeba shows the basic geography of the Island.
The airstrip (from where the air taxi operates) is just over the river on the larger island of Tinharé to the north.
The main concentration of pousadas and restaurants is around Velha Boipeba and Boca da Barra at the northern end of the island.
The beaches of Moreré and Bainema (Praia do Moreré and Praia do Bainema) are well worth a visit. The walk around the coast from Boca da Barra is very beautiful, and gives a flavour of the interior of the island as well as it's pristine coast.
Praia de Boca da Barra is a very pleasant beach, and very accessible to most pousadas, but does receive the bulk of the day trippers who arrive by boat for a little escape from Tinharé. A short walk around the headland to Praia de Tassimrim will reward you with some pretty and quiet beaches.


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This schematic reveals the fundamental construction of an exciplex-primarily based OLED with emission coloration and effectivity that can be managed simply by altering the spacer thickness. A small box housing electronics and a battery harvests power from the lamp's solar cell in the course of the day, shops it in the battery and releases it to the lamp's mild supply when it will get dark without the significant energy loss normally seen in connection with changing photo voltaic energy.
However a neighborhood retailer is trying to promote me a Symphony DL 800a, which is roughly the same price. U.S. airlines aren't affected by the ban as a result of none offer direct U.S.-certain flights from the affected airports. Lapan, the DHS spokesman, stated it will be as much as British officers to elucidate why they included flights from nations not coated by the U.S. ban.
A secondary search will be made at the gate, when all cabin baggage will be hand-inspected and any electronics that break the brand new guidelines shall be taken away and consigned to the hold. If the student does his/her Master's thesis in Electronics, the course TST-01906 Master's Thesis Seminar with the Electronics implementation round is obligatory.
Shortly after I watched an indication of the HELIX 10, it was crowned Better of Show for electronics at ICAST 2016. VTech Electronics North America, L.L.C. relies in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Just like EMCs, the policy offers for Rs a hundred crore capital subsidy to set up units engaged in Electronics System Design and Manufacturing.
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Extend your cycling – 5 great cycle routes combined with a train journey.
Cycling in and around Brighton is great but sometimes it is fun to explore new routes and rides further afield. Using the trains as part of your journey can be a convenient and cost effective way to expand your cycling experience...
Family Friendly Cycling in Brighton & Hove
Cycling is a great activity to do with kids – fun, healthy and an opportunity to see and do new things. Brighton and its surroundings provides lots of places where you can cycle safely and enjoy the sights away from busy roads. Here are some suggestions:
Brighton by bike – 5 great places to cycle to away from the centre
There are some great places to visit that are a bit out of the centre of the city. These are all easily accessible by bike so why not enjoy the journey as well as the destination.
3 superb 'flat' cycle routes starting in Brighton.
'Where can I cycle that's not too hilly? This a question that we are frequently asked at Cycle Brighton. To answer it here are 3 superb flat routes that will set your heart racing, not because you are competing in the mountain stages of the Tour de France, but because of their lovely views and the abundance of things to see and do.


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Let's talk about the one who married the beautiful woman – Madam Jia, Hwang Fei-Hu.
When Hwang knew his wife died for she was dangerous to be humiliated by Chou-Wang and then jumped from Chai-Sing Floor, he lamented and resented very much. At last, he revolted and offer his services to Chou army.
He led the army of Chou to fight with the army of Yin and repeatedly performed outstanding service. Yet, he was dead in the Min-Chi county. Venus took his soul to the heaven and placed him in Power Star (Chi Sha) to let him becoming the deity of war.