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An Post-Easter Hop!
It is Hip Hop time again ladies so grab your Bunny Ears and come on a fun hop with us to learn lots of incredible techniques to use all those fun border punches that you have with the Best Creation Design Team!
Our first stop on the Hop is our talented Jodi Wilton and as your are being inspired be sure and pick up the mystery letters on each ladies blog as you go to spell our mystery word. Send this to email@example.com for a chance to win our grand prize and leave comments on our Facebook and all of the design team for 2 more chances to win your choice of a pack of glittery goodness.
In order to be the big winner, you must hop to every blog and collect letters as you go. Those letters will spell out the mystery phrase that you need to get that glittery prize! So, if you're starting here, be sure to hop on over to Jodi's blog to start at the very beginning!
I just love those edge punches - use em on practically every layout I do! For this challenge, I decided to use my punch as an edging detail. I love it when the design and details of the layout go off the page or push the boundaries of the edges of pages. For my layout, I used the Martha Stewart punch and do I loooove how well it goes through that yummy Best Creation glitter paper!
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So what is my secret letter, you want to know? Hmmmm.... well I guess that I should tell you. I mean how awful would I be if I didn't tell you? Ha. Get it? Do ya? Do ya?
The next stop on our hop is Debbie Sherman! Be sure to get her letter and report to Teresa when you get to the end!
Happy Monday!
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- Jen HarrisonApril 25, 2011 at 6:48 AM
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The glitter paper title pops so well against that jigsaw paper !ReplyDelete
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Great page and I really like your title work - I must remember to try that.ReplyDelete
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I love that paper...if I don't win, I'm buying!ReplyDelete
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What an awesome LO! Very pretty punch as well...thanks for sharing..:)ReplyDelete
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Your creativity extends to revealing the secret letter. :-)ReplyDelete
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Loved the first game, but it the sequel has been delayed for so long that I wonder if there is anyone left who remembers it.
Let's see, buy lots of fake plastic crap or get it free on Game Pass with 100 other games. Decisions are HARD.....
Have you ever said a word so many times in a row that it quits being language and just turns into noise for you?
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The Memphis City Council gave final approval Tuesday, Oct. 4, to an ordinance that gives Memphis Police the discretion to write a ticket with a $50 fine for possession of a half ounce or less of marijuana.
Shelby County Schools officials took a step back Tuesday, Oct. 4, from their original decision on the Trezevant High School football program, saying the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association has found no violation by the football team.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein told a group of Memphis supporters this week that she didn't become politically active until she was 50 years old. But she had been active long before that in "social movements" where the focus was a cause and not necessarily a candidate.
The Memphis Medical District has 16,000 employees, 8,000 students – and 250 acres of surface parking lots. National experts say the district's parking footprint could hinder further growth.
The city pot ordinance – the one that allows cops the option to write a ticket with a $50 fine for a half ounce or less of marijuana – is on the books.
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One of the city's two funds to pay expungement fees for first-time offenders who have served their time and stayed out of trouble for five years is out of money for now in a grant-to-grant existence.
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Brandon Harris, a New York City-based writer and editor, loves the "eclectic and uncompromising nature" of the annual Indie Memphis Film Festival, which he's attended three times now.
DJ Stephens was dunking and Mike Conley was coaching. It was a Monday night, the first preseason game of the Grizzlies' 2016-2017 season, but at times even a half-empty FedExForum was rocking and there was a positive vibe that had been a long time coming.
Marty Morgan has been promoted to chief financial officer at Pyro's Fire Fresh Pizza amid the Memphis-based company's expansion into other regional markets. In his new role, Morgan will oversee corporate functions at the Memphis headquarters and continue to build out the personnel and technology infrastructure needed to support regional growth while making sure financial performance stays on track.
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Comedian, writer and South London based broadcaster, Rosie Wilby, is the organizer of Queer'Say, a showcase of queer spoken word. The next event is this Friday 9th September at Rich Mix, and here's all you need to know:Hi Rosie, thanks for your time today. You're a comedian, writer and broadcaster, tell us how Queer'Say came about?For a few years I've been presenting and producing award-winning LGBT show Out in South London on Resonance FM. I noticed that poets worked particularly well with that audio medium and the intimacy of it. At the same time, I met a member of the Arts Council England literature team at an event. In a conversation we had, she was encouraging me to devise some kind of scheme to support LGBT writers and performers and to apply for funding for it. So the idea of Queer'Say started brewing in my mind. I wanted the chance to host an event and do interviews live onstage to develop my broadcasting skills. I also wanted to record it all for a podcast and combine that with how well spoken word seemed to work on radio. So it all sort of tied in my interests and skills rather nicely.And how many events have you done since then?We had a few events in both 2014 and 2015 and this year I cooked up our biggest season yet, including some festival shows at Wilderness and Cheltenham Literature Festival.London has regular Spoken Word events, tell us why we should all come and join Queer'Say this Friday?Queer'Say is completely different to a lot of the other spoken word events as its all LGBT performers and also the interviews provide a unique insight into where the poems and ideas have come from. And what about the performers; J. Fergus Evans, Paula Varjack and Jackie Hagan?All three performers are great. I'm particularly looking forward to scouser Jackie Hagan who I've never seen before but have heard so much about. She lost a leg a couple of years ago and decided to write an award-winning show about it. It's called Some People Have Too Many Legs. Paula and Fergus also both performed at last year's Queer'Say at Tate Modern. Paula has been developing an intriguing show since then about artists and their relationship with money.Any fun moments from past events that you can share with us?Not so much a fun moment, but we had our recent event at Hackney attic scheduled for the referendum day in June. I thought we'd have a Europe flavour and a celebratory mood as, when I booked it, I was still optimistic the Remain campaign would win. On the day, apocalyptic rain fell across London. It was a sort of sign I think that things were not well. Hackney Picturehouse completely flooded and we had to reschedule that event to Sept 30. So it just means we have a Queer'Say-tastic September.And a memorable moment…?Ernesto Sarezale performing naked at last year's Rich Mix event!And lastly, what else can we expect from Queer'Say?Look out for several more Queer'Say events this year. You can also catch up on the old podcasts at www.outinsouthlondon.wordpress.com and read interviews with the performers at www.queersay.wordpress.com.Queer'Say is at Rich Mix (35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London, E1 6LA) this Friday 9th September, 8pm. To book tickets click here.
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Ed is the series editor for the Collins Key Stage Three Science and has written for or edited over thirty books. He was a teacher for twenty years, twelve of them as team leader, and has worked in Manchester, South Wales and Cornwall. He has worked for Cornwall Council since 2002 as Science consultant and adviser and was seconded to the National Strategies for two years as regional and then senior adviser in London and the South East. Ed runs CPD sessions at various events including the ASE Annual Conference and provides support for classroom teachers of pupils from 5 to 18. He is also involved in development work on the next generation of GCSE courses, an integrated curriculum for primary schools, guidance materials for CLEAPSS and training on the use of iPads in science teaching. Ed lives in Truro with his wife; he likes going to the theatre, photography and walking the coastal footpath. They have three children, who work in the creative industries.
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Long Beach State Soccer/Softball Clubhouse Unveiled
LBSU President Jane Close Conoley and Athletics Director Andy Fee announced the project is ready to begin construction.
Long Beach, Calif. - Renderings and initial construction details for the long-awaited Soccer/Softball Clubhouse were announced by University President Jane Close Conoley, as the facility will bring permanent locker-room facilities to the two programs for the first time, fulfilling one of Long Beach State's most pressing capital improvements.
The construction of the building has been made possible through a combination of generous gifts from the Long Beach community as well as University support. Doug and Sandra Leafstedt had previously committed a gift of $200,000, which was matched by the University. Further significant donations to the project were made by Bernard Borenstein, Christopher Cornell, John & Carol Kagy, Larry & Suzanne Margerum, Dennis & Susan Pitts, Al & Mary Shadbourne, Robert Summers, Thom VanZandt and Mike & Arline Walter.
Additionally, as part of the unveiling Thursday, Deputy Athletics Director Cindy Masner made a challenge gift of her own, offering to match up to $50,000 of donations for the team lounges and locker rooms.
"As a former Long Beach State softball student-athlete and current Beach employee, I want to express my passionate support for the new soccer & softball locker rooms," said Masner. "I am pledging a financial commitment of support towards the project to show appreciation to the softball program and the athletics department that has played a large part in who I am today.
"Understanding how meaningful this new facility is to the history and the future of both programs, I am challenging our alumni and supporters to join me in elevating our softball and soccer programs with the addition of this locker room. The locker room facility will have an immediate and lasting impact on recruiting and student-athlete welfare. Please join me in giving to this historic moment for our wonderful teams."
The clubhouse will be sited in the corner of the softball complex nearest to the entrance to George Allen Field, allowing for easy access for both teams, and will include individual lockers, sports medicine space and team rooms for both programs. Previously, the two have been using public locker rooms in the Kinesiology building and the Walter Pyramid for team meetings and sports medicine treatment.
"Here at Long Beach State, we strive to be excellent at everything we do," said Conoley. "So when I run into situations where I feel like it's a facility, or a program need or staffing need that's really preventing what the next step it, I really want to work on it. Very special and warm thanks to the Leafstedts and others who have been supporting us financially to move us forward."
Construction is scheduled to begin in the early part of 2018, with CW Driver building the design of architects Cannon Design under the supervision of CSULB Design and Construction Services. "The clubhouse is important because it shows a commitment from our University, and it shows a commitment from the community that we're serious about competing at a national level." said women's soccer head coach Mauricio Ingrassia.
"It's a place where we can bring recruits, and really show them what our culture is really about," added head softball coach Kim Sowder. "It's a big, big deal."
Two of the most traditionally successful programs at Long Beach State, Women's Soccer has made six NCAA appearances since the program was revived in 1998, including a run to the Elite Eight, while Softball has made 23 NCAA Tournament appearances and has reached the Women's College World Series five times.
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You know the type: She's perpetually reading a novel, face hidden behind the book's cover, burrowing through page after page without once raising her eyes to the world around her. There is a precipitously wobbling stack of books on her nightstand. You're sure she'd rather spend the afternoon with Heathcliff than with you.
The avid reader is often scolded for what appears to be antisocial behavior. But psychologists are now recognizing that fiction strengthens our social ties and increases our empathy toward others. Just as flight simulators help pilots-in-training learn to fly, fiction helps us understand the human character, explains Keith Oatley in Scientific American Mind (November/December 2011).
"The seemingly solitary act of holing up with a book . . . is actually an exercise in human interaction," Oatley writes. "It can hone your social brain, so that when you put your book down you may be better prepared for camaraderie, collaboration, even love."
Several studies confirm the heightened emotional intelligence of bookworms: In 2006 researchers found that people who read fiction rather than nonfiction can more easily decipher the emotions of others, simply by looking at their eyes. The following year, researchers discovered that reading a single short story would temporarily improve subjects' social skills. And in 2010 they showed that exposure to stories made preschoolers more able to take on the perspectives of others.
This fiction-induced empathy runs deep: MRI scans show that when we read fiction, our brains mirror the protagonists' actions and our emotions swell in response to their plight.
So don't think of that novel only as an escape. It could be just what you need to connect with your friends, family, and that guy sitting next to you on the subway reading a well-worn crime novel.
At a time when, globally, we need more empathy and social skills, it's a shame that schools are now way de-emphasizing fiction reading in favor of nonfiction reading (in order to prepare students for standardized tests and reading that's "useful" in employment life). I'm a retired reading teacher (and current tutor), and it's always been clear to me how important fiction and "story" are in children's development! Learning is always so much deeper and more powerful when embedded in story. There's something so fundamentally human and connective in story. Glad to read about these studies!


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Ronaldo, Messi, Buffon Make UEFA Player Of The Year Shortlist
Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Gianluigi Buffon have been nominated for the UEFA's Player of the Year award, the sport's European governing body said on Tuesday.
Ronaldo helped Real Madrid to a second consecutive Champions League title and finished as the tournament's top scorer with 12 goals.
Goalkeeper Buffon led Juventus to a sixth successive Serie A title, a third-straight Italian Cup success and a runner-up finish in the Champions League.
Messi claimed the Spanish King's Cup with Barcelona and finished as La Liga's top scorer with 37 goals last season.
The award will be presented at the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League group stage draw in Monaco on Thursday 24 August.
The shortlist was decided by the 80 coaches of the clubs that played in the Champions League and Europa League group stages, as well as 55 journalists.
Luis Suarez who scored 37 goals in all competition last season and new world record signing Neymar missed out of the list this year.
The players who make up the rest of the top 10 are:
- 4: Luka Modric (Croatia, Real Madrid)
- 5: Toni Kroos (Germany, Real Madrid)
- 6: Paulo Dybala (Argentina, Juventus)
- 7: Sergio Ramos (Spain, Real Madrid)
- 8: Kylian Mbappe (France, Monaco)
- 9: Robert Lewandowski (Poland, Bayern Munich)
- 10: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden, Manchester United)
Pernille Harder (Denmark, Linkoping and Wolfsburg), Dzsenifer Marozsán (Germany, Lyon) and Lieke Martens (Netherlands, Rosengard and Barcelona) are the three nominees for the women's award.


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Dammmmmmn. On the same day I realized James Blake had sampled Aaliyah, my flat mate showed me the video for The Wilhelm Scream, directed by Alexander Brown.
This video effortlessly mirrors the artwork for the album (created by Alex as well) and continues the tone of voice throughout Blake's work perfectly. If you break it down into its most basic language, what Alex has achieved is a four minute and thirty seven second film of a man in an empty room singing a very slow song and made it look absolutely slick.
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You may have noticed a slight shortage in any posts of late on Ninja Hedgehog.In fact, when you consider that the last post is dated November 2011, it would appear as though I haven't blogged here for around 3 months. This isn't true, as I HAD been blogging but made a slight booboo with backing up databases; or rather, a distinct lack of correctly backing up in the first place. In reality, I probably haven't blogged for around a month now. But that's neither here nor there, is it?
Whilst I have no intention of abandoning Ninja Hedgehog and have every intention of blogging on a much more regular basis (I also have every intention of making these posts interesting and funny), I am currently working on another project which is rather time-consuming. This other project is a small social-networking site, which is currently in a testing phase.
To cut a long story short, I haven't been on Facebook for a couple of years now. I don't like it. Every time I logged in, I was bombarded with requests of one kind or another. I ended up installing loads of applications (damn you, Farmville- you kept me up until the small hours on many occasion) just to keep up with my friends. When I say 'friends', I mean it in the loosest possible sense. On Facebook, I started off with actual friends- those whom I like and actually have the time of day for. What tended to happen was (and don't deny that you have done this) I ended up looking at 'friends of friends' and subsequently added them to my friends list too. Then I'd see that so-and-so had 12 more friends than me, so I'd have to add some more friends of friends of friends, just to keep up. I ended up with 20% of actual friends, 70% of people whom I didn't like years ago and probably still felt the same way about now and 10% of people who I literally didn't know. These are the people that have either added me as a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend, or in the weirder instance, who have just added me completely at random.
Anyway, I'm waffling about Facebook. My new website is clean and simple. You log on, find your friends, add them, upload some photos or send them a message (you can upload files too) and then log off again. There's no chat feature because we all have Messenger and there's no poking. As soon as it's fully up and running, I'll post some more information.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 72611
gcc needs to be included by default to all installs
Last modified: 2008-05-01 11:38:03 EDT
Description of Problem: When I do a "desktop" install, how do you expect me
to install my Nvidia drivers when gcc doesn't get installed? 1500 megs and
that gets left out!
How Reproducible: Easy.
Steps to Reproduce:
Install Rawhide and try and install the Nvidia drivers for your GeForce card
using tar files. Or try and install the drivers using the available RPM files
and have it not work. :)
Additional Information: Include gcc in all installs by default. Also,
include the nForce drivers and Detonator drivers in the ISO so I can just
install the OS and not have to deal with driver hell just so I can load X and
run some OpenGL games.
nForce drivers to be included in the ISO:
The GeForce drivers to be included in the ISO:
gcc is used for development, and, as such, is included in the development component.
nVidia drivers will not be included on the ISO. We can't support things
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APOLLO, Pa.—Denison women's golf posted its first victory of the season on Sunday by placing first out of eight teams at the Carnegie Mellon Fall Shootout at the Links at Spring Church.
The Big Red was led by sophomore Emmy Timberlake who fired a career-low 77 which landed her in a tie for second place in the overall standings. After 18 holes, Timberlake was tied with Carlow's Natale Abt at 160. Carlow and Timberlake went into a playoff to determine the medalist runner-up and Timberlake prevailed on the first hole to leave Pennsylvania with some hardware.
Following one stroke behind Timberlake in the standings was Lauren Danielson. She led Denison on Saturday with an 82 and returned with a 79 on Sunday to finish in fourth place out of 43 golfers. Checking in third for Denison was Sophie Kollin who tallied rounds of 85 and 81 to log a top-10 overall finish.
First-year Megan Wong provided Denison's fourth score on Sunday. She improved three strokes over her opening round to shoot an 83 in the final round. The scoring was rounded out by sophomore Nicole Wetoska who carded an 89.
Denison ended with a team total of 656. Second place went to North Coast Athletic Conference rival Allegheny College at 668. Alvernia placed third at 676 and Carnegie Mellon took fourth at 682. St. Vincent (734), Westminster (741), Point Park (757) and Washington & Jefferson (783) rounded out the standings.
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Loan watch - midweek update
16 April 2014|Tottenham Hotspur
Jon Obika played 90 minutes for Charlton Athletic in Tuesday night's clash with Barnsley.
With both sides battling to get away from the drop zone, Barnsley took a 2-0 lead before the Addicks pulled one back in stoppage time – the match ending 2-1 in the visitors' favour.
Shaq Coulthirst bagged his first goal for Torquay United to help his loan club win three vital points at the weekend.
Shaq broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute of Torquay's match at fellow League Two strugglers Bristol Rovers on Saturday, netting a diving header. His side went on to register a 2-1 victory.
Yago Falque was also on target in Spain over the weekend, scoring Rayo Vallecano's first goal in their 2-2 La Liga draw at Espanyol. He was substituted with a minute of normal time remaining.
Elsewhere, Jake Livemore got the assists for Hull City's first and fourth goals in their 5-3 FA Cup semi-final victory against Sheffield United at Wembley on Sunday.
Jake played the full game as Steve Bruce's side booked their place in next month's final against Arsenal.
Lewis Holtby also played a key role for his loan club – it was his free-kick that was flicked on by Steve Sidwell to allow Hugo Rodallega to hit the back of the net and give Fulham a meaningful 1-0 win at home to Norwich City in the Premier League on Saturday.
In the Championship, Tom Carroll was directly involved in the build-up to Queens Park Rangers' first and third goals in their 5-2 home win over Nottingham Forest. Tom played the full 90 minutes alongside Spurs colleague Benoit Assou-Ekotto.
Ryan Fredericks was an unused substitute for Millwall as they drew 2-2 at home to Watford in the same division.
Alex Pritchard and Grant Hall had varying levels of involvement for Swindon Town in their 1-0 home victory against Brentford in League One.
Alex won a penalty in the first half after being brought down in the box. The resulting spot kick, taken by Michael Smith, was saved – but Swindon did take the lead just before the break and that's how it stayed. Alex was substituted in the 85th minute, while Grant made his return from a lengthy injury lay-off when he entered the fray off the bench in stoppage time.
In Portugal, Cristian Ceballos played 58 minutes for FC Arouca in their 2-0 reverse at home to Benfica.


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I have heard many people use many words to describe Granny (J2). Awesome. Impressive. Epic. I have thought the same things about her, those and more. At the end of a year filled with unnecessary loss we bid farewell to a life long in the making and whose memory will be even longer in the retelling. She was a leader. A mother---in every sense of the word, to generations of her kin. She was a teacher, a companion, an icon.
This day was inevitable though that does not help to dull the pain of her passing. For years I would watch for Granny every spring and the sigh of relief that accompanied that first sighting of her was always a welcome one. As the years passed, for no other reason than out of time and habit, I began purposefully searching out that familiar notched dorsal fin every time I was in the company of J-pod. I would think myself silly when I saw her, as present as she always was, but I would be grateful she was still with us all the same.
This fall was my last encounter with her, though I wouldn't know it at the time. It was sunset, the wind was picking up but it was still warm as the last bits of a long summer had not yet been chased away by a swiftly arriving fall. I was at Lime Kiln with some of those people who are dearest to me when the whales arrived from the north. The waves seemed to excite the whales as they breached, cartwheeled, and tail slapped their way down island. Suddenly Granny was there, right in front of us, closer to shore than many and in the company of her youngest great-granddaughter, Suttles (J40). The two surfaced once, twice, a third time, and then disappeared to the south, gone as quickly as they had come. I sometimes wonder what I would have said or done had I known that was the last time I would see her. Would I have changed anything?
Every moment spent in her presence was one in which she taught me something new. Over the years I learned, and I suspect many others did too, a variety of lessons from her, both great and small. She taught us patience. She showed us how to lead by example. How to listen to each other, to the world around us, and to our own hearts. And she taught us how to throw ourselves skyward for the sheer joy of it every once in a while, for the heck of it, just because we can.
Even in her death Granny leads by example----'This is how it should be,' she tells us, even now. 'This is when we should be parting ways…at the end of a long life.' The tears in our eyes and on our cheeks are for the loss of a whale---a beloved friend---who has led a life whose length alone is worthy of remembrance and of celebration.
The times ahead are ones I cannot predict, for I do not have the gift of foresight. But whatever they bring---be it triumph, tragedy, or something in the middle---may we face them with the same tenacity and dignity as Granny. She lives on in the whales that still remain, in the calves that have yet to join us. She lives on in our hearts, and more importantly in our deeds.
She is epic and awesome and impressive and she will always be.
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Full Group SummaryThe groups have started to get smaller as we work our way toward the end of this year's collection. Security infrastructure has begun to emerge as a small, but specialized group. Arguably, this is a catch-all and with only three subcategories one might take the position that we really haven't caught all.
We don't think so. First, there are a lot of product types that we have traditionally included which have carved out their own niches. Some companies, for example, that in prior years we would have considered policy management have gone on to specialize in highly granular policy-driven access management. So we have to see them in a somewhat different light.
Additionally, there has been some convergence in this particular market space. A bit of that was caused by the emergence of yet another marketing buzz-phrase: GRC (governance, risk and compliance). GRC, for whatever reason, has become the darling of the consulting community. Driven by compliance requirements, consulting companies are offering all sorts of compliance analysis services. And then along came product vendors.
With compliance there is the implication that risk and governance are equally important. That is something that information security professionals have been saying for decades, but until the current batch of compliance laws took aim at the individuals who have fiduciary responsibility within an organization, the two step-children of compliance were, largely, ignored as too expensive and disruptive to address.
Now the ballgame has changed and organizations have taken big steps to get in the game, opening up a promising market for the forgotten vendors of years past.
The result has been a new batch of products that combine governance, risk analysis and compliance into single products. That is a win for everyone, and the bottom line for this batch of vendors is that they have a market that is unlikely to go away. They also have significant challenges, such as staying current in an environment that can change rapidly.


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Some Wisconsin companies are bringing new meaning to the old referee taunt, "Get your eyes checked!"
Following Monday night's extremely controversial call that decided the winner of the Packers-Seahawks game, several eye doctors in the Green Bay area are offering special packages to the referees who worked the game.
To many watching at home, it appeared that a Green Bay defender actually intercepted the Hail Mary pass thrown into the end zone as time expired. Referees on the scene gave conflicting calls, but ultimately the Seahawks were awarded the touchdown, and the game, much to the frustration of Packers fans everywhere.
Christopher Smith, a doctor at Optivision Eye Care in the Green Bay area, is now offering his services to "help" the referees who made the call.
"The referees obviously they had some vision issues, so we decided that they we could help them with that," Smith told WTVR, adding that he and his staff will also be available to discuss the rules of the NFL.
Another doctor with the center, Gerald Clarke, told WKOW that the referee who made the contentious call, a replacement brought in to sub for the locked out veteran officials, is clearly exhibiting signs of near-sightedness.
"He could finally see beyond his arm, which is what he needs to see, something beyond his own three feet in front of him, because he's pretty much nearsighted from that standpoint," Clarke told the station.
Optivision said it has yet to offer its services officially to the league, however.
Advertising agency Burnham Richards told WBAY that Wisconsin Vision, a Milwaukee eye care provider, will be putting up billboards in Milwaukee and Green Bay offering free eye exams to any officials who worked the Monday night football game.


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It is important to look after your bones and there are things that you can do to improve your bone health.
Eating a balanced diet with plenty of calcium (from dairy products, dried fruit and oily fish) keeps bones strong and healthy. Protein from fruit, vegetables and pulses (lentils and beans) is better for your bones than protein from meat. Soy-based products, such as tofu, also improve bone health.
Vitamin D from sunshine, food or supplements helps your body absorb more calcium. Giving up smoking and cutting down alcohol can also improve your bone health.
Gentle exercise makes bones stronger. Physical activity can also improve your co-ordination and balance, making you less likely to fall and get a fracture if you do have weaker bones. Exercises that make you work against gravity (weight-bearing exercise) are particularly good for bone health. These include walking, climbing stairs, dancing and gentle weight lifting.
If you want to make any changes to your lifestyle, you can talk to your doctor to make sure that the diet or exercise is suitable for you and the cancer you have.
There are lots of changes you can make to your lifestyle to improve your bone health. These changes are helpful for everyone, so your family and friends can benefit from them too.
Eat a balanced diet and make sure you get enough calcium. This will help you maintain strong and healthy bones.
A balanced diet should include:
Studies have shown that protein from fruit, vegetables and pulses (lentils and beans) is better for your bones than protein from meat.
Other studies have shown that including soy-based foods as part of a healthy diet can also improve your bone health.
A daily intake of 700mg of calcium is recommended for adults. Eat foods that are rich in calcium, such as:
If you have a dairy-free diet, make sure it includes other non-dairy foods that contain calcium.
Some food and drinks upset the calcium balance in the body. These include caffeine, red meat, salt and fizzy drinks that contain phosphates, such as cola. Avoid having large amounts of these.
Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium, so it's important to get enough of it.
We mainly get it through sunlight, which the body converts into vitamin D. This is then stored in our fat. People with naturally dark skin need more sunlight to make vitamin D.
Most people get enough vitamin D for the whole year by being out in the sunshine without sunscreen for a few minutes regularly during the summer. How much sunshine you need depends on a number of factors, such as the time of day and your skin type and colour. You should always avoid getting burnt.
Although most of our Vitamin D comes from sunlight, eating foods that contain Vitamin D can also help. These include cooked salmon and mackerel, tuna tinned in oil, sun dried mushrooms and cod liver oil.
If you don't go out enough, or if you need to cover up when in the sun, you may need to take vitamin D supplements. Vitamin D can be found in some fish oil supplements, including cod liver oil. But these supplements may interfere with the way some chemotherapy drugs work. If you're having chemotherapy, ask your cancer doctor whether it's alright for you to take these supplements at the same time.
If you're having cancer treatments that increase your risk of osteoporosis, you may need to take vitamin D and calcium supplements. Ask your GP or hospital doctor if you need to take them.
The National Osteoporosis Society has more information about the amount of calcium and vitamin D in specific foods.
If you smoke, cut down or stop altogether. If you drink alcohol, stick to recommended guidelines.
NHS guidelines suggest that both men and women should:
A unit of alcohol is half a pint of ordinary strength beer, lager or cider, one small glass (125ml) of wine, or a single measure (25ml) of spirits.
There is more information about alcohol and drinking guidelines at drinkaware.co.uk
Drinking large quantities of alcohol in one session (binge drinking) is thought to be worse for your health than drinking a small amount each day.
Physical activity makes bones stronger. Exercise can also improve your coordination and balance, which may make you less likely to fall and get a fracture.
How much exercise you do depends on your cancer, its treatment, how fit you are and what you want to achieve. There are lots of different ways to exercise. It's best to find something that you enjoy so you'll carry on with it and not get bored.
Exercise that makes you work against gravity (called weight-bearing exercise) is best for your bones. This includes walking, climbing stairs, dancing, hiking and gentle weight training. Swimming isn't a weight-bearing exercise, but it's a good way to get fit.
If you have a high risk of fractures or you've had a fracture in the past, you should avoid high-impact exercises like excessive running. This is because they can lead to stress fractures.
As a guide, regular exercise is usually defined as 30 minutes of activity five times a week. The 30 minutes could be made up of three 10-minute periods of activity. Don't push yourself too hard. At the end of an activity, you should feel warm and slightly out of breath, but not exhausted. With practice, you'll soon find you're able to do more.
If you haven't exercised much before, you'll need to start slowly. Get advice from your GP. They can tell you if there are any exercises you should avoid and if there are any exercise schemes in your area. Here are some tips for getting started:
If you have osteoporosis or you've had a fracture in the past, avoid sudden movements or exercises where you bend forward and twist your waist. These movements can increase your risk of fractures in the spine.
The human body is made up of more than 200 bones, it is important to keep them healthy.
If you're at risk of weak bones you may have tests done to check your bone health.
There are drug treatments that can help to reduce bone loss and the risk of fractures.
This booklet explains why bone health is important, what factors affect your bones and suggests helpful lifestyle changes to maintain healthy bones.
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Chorley's major business networking evening of the year proved to be a valuable opportunity for local businesses of all sizes including FI Real Estate Management (FIREM) which as one of the area's major employers were the headline sponsors of the 'Choose Chorley' business event.
Keynote speaker Levi Roots, the former musician turned entrepreneur and now restaurateur, had a large audience listening avidly to him opening the event with his infamous 'Reggae Reggae Sauce' song and even more so as he explained his charted rise from music to Reggae Reggae sauce entrepreneur via an appearance on TV show Dragon's Den.
Chorley Council chief executive Gary Hall said that the event had grown larger and larger each year as the area's business leaders valued the chance to get together to learn about what's happening in the Borough and to network with each other. He added that as a result of the Council's investment in business support in the area, figures released earlier this year indicate that the Borough has the highest employment in the region.
MD of FIREM Tim Knowles commented: "We are delighted to sponsor this worthwhile opportunity for businesses of all sizes to benefit from. As one of Chorley largest employers with 300 staff, we want to play a part in the growth of the local economy and to partner with the Council to achieve this."
The evening was compered by Dave Guest, Chief Reporter at BBC North West Tonight and featured a Question Time style session with panellists including Chorley MP Lindsay Hoyle and FIREM's Andrew Bradley, Commercial Manager.
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The photographer writes, "Apparently, not only are photographers with cameras bigger than a point and shoot potential terrorists, we are now potential pedophiles. I was informed after taking a few shots at this TAX PAYER FUNDED county pool that pictures of the pool were no longer allowed since people were taking shots of kids that were not their own…Really!!! Another civil right kissed goodbye for a false sense of security…"
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Christina Aguilera - Not Myself Tonight
Poor Christina. It's almost as if she's accepted that it's a Gaga world and everyone else is simply living in it. 'Not Myself Tonight,' the first major release off her new album Bionic, is Xtina's attempt at staking her place in the fashionable realm of electro-pop, already populated by much more well suited vocalists like Little Boots, Roisin Murphy and the mighty Lady Gaga herself. There's not much to the song, Aguilera warbles over some fully sick electric beats about how she's just not the same girl we used to know, "and if you don't like it fuck you." Classy.
The main problem I have with 'Not Myself Tonight' is that the original Dirrty girl is selling herself just a little too short. She's got a powerful, distinct voice. She knows this. We know this. So what is she doing with it? Nothing. Christina Aguilera separated herself from the Britney's of the world by utilizing her greatest asset (her voice, not her amazing skank powers). Without the voice, all she's doing on this track is coming across like Nu-Gaga. At the end of the day this song's going to get a ton of airplay, people will get drunk and dance to it at the clubs (myself included) and it will probably chart well, being the big comeback song and all. But this doesn't bode well for Bionic being the commercial AND critical success that past albums like Stripped and Back to Basics were.
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Kelis - Acapella
I've always had a soft spot for Kelis. She's a bad ass. You don't think so? Do you remember 'Caught Out There?' She was so angry back then. Of course commercial success wouldn't come until she showed us on sophomore album Tasty that her milkshake is better than yours, damn right, it's better than yours. Even that success was short-lived with follow-up album Kelis Was Here not meeting record label expectations. You've got to give her credit though because she's back again with the pumping club track 'Acapella.' Produced by some random named David Guetta, the track is starting to get some serious play and not only in the clubs! Guetta worked wonders for Kelly Rowland and the Black Eyed Peas last year and it looks like Kelis is next to benefit from some studio time with the guy. 'Acapella' isn't in the league of any of Kelis' major singles like 'Caught Out There,' 'Milkshake,' or 'Bossy,' but it's a decent enough dance song that's bringing her widespread success.
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Very first post was published here on 15th June, three years ago, so I have decided to make a little giveaway for this special occasion :D
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Beautiful art from Estonia
Last week I received these amazing postcards, which I ordered from www.muhekunst.ee. I discovered this artist quite randomly, but when I saw these cards, I fell in love with them immediately! Here are just some of the cards I bought as I want something to be left for my penpals as a surprise as well :D When you check the homepage, you will see that all cards are so cute it is difficult to make a choice which ones to buy!
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☆Outgoing letters & postcards☆
☆Sandra, The Netherlands☆
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The New England Fishery Management Council (Council) is scheduling a public meeting of its Scallop Committee, in September, 2010, to consider actions affecting New England fisheries in the exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Recommendations from this group will be brought to the full Council for formal consideration and action, if appropriate.
This meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 7, 2010 at 9 a.m.
This meeting will be held at the Radisson Airport Hotel, 2081 Post Road, Warwick, RI 02886; telephone: (401) 739-3000; fax: (401) 732-9309.
Council address: New England Fishery Management Council, 50 Water Street, Mill 2, Newburyport, MA 01950.Start Further Info
Paul J. Howard, Executive Director, New England Fishery Management Council; telephone: (978) 465-0492.End Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
The Committee will review testimony from Amendment 15 public hearings and written comments on the Amendment 15 DEIS and public hearing document. The Committee will also discuss several outstanding issues related to Amendment 15 that need further clarification. For example, a possible restriction for permits that de-stack, a measure to address possible overages of yellowtail flounder catch in 2010 in the scallop fishery, and further clarifications about new monitoring requirements for annual catch limits in the scallop fishery. In addition, the Committee will discuss possible modifications to the current overfishing definition that may be considered in Amendment 15 based on results from the recent stock assessment. If time permits the Committee may discuss other issues.
Although non-emergency issues not contained in this agenda may come before this group for discussion, those issues may not be the subject of formal action during this meeting. Action will be restricted to those issues specifically listed in this notice and any issues arising after publication of this notice that require emergency action under section 305(c) of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, provided the public has been notified of the Council's intent to take final action to address the emergency.
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This meeting is physically accessible to people with disabilities. Requests for sign language interpretation or other auxiliary aids should be directed to Paul J. Howard, Executive Director, at (978) 465-0492, at least 5 days prior to the meeting date.Start Signature
Dated: August 16, 2010.
William D. Chappell,
Acting Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service.
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