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Operators of industrial-control networks have historically relied on a combination of "security by obscurity" and physical segmentation to protect their networks against cyberattacks. As threats escalate daily, it's clear that a more robust, flexible, and secure solution is required.
Today's solution must connect networks. It must help enable monitoring and data flow over a highly secure network. It must be flexible and capable of being deployed in brownfield environments. Most important, it must deliver defense-in-depth features to organize, harden, defend, and respond to threats.
Protect Your Industrial Control Networks
The Cisco Secure Ops Solution helps businesses manage cybersecurity risk and compliance requirements in industrial automation environments.
Cisco Secure Ops Solution
Combining on-premises technology, processes, and managed services, Cisco Secure Ops implements and maintains layered security controls within operational networks.
- A consistent, integrated solution for addressing security and other risks found in the industrial control system (ICS) domain
- Increased site productivity and lower cost of operations, security, and compliance
- Improved, and in some cases automated, compliance
- Lower risk to the ICS environment
- Architecture that evolves with you
Cisco Secure Ops is an integrated and standardized solution to defend ICS and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) networks, improve efficiency, and reduce site downtime. A building-block approach to security controls provides the flexibility to address attack vectors as your business demands change.
Core Capabilities
Cisco Secure Ops comprises tightly integrated Cisco and third-party products and services. It is unique in several ways. It is designed to be "dropped into" the demilitarized zone, or DMZ, between the enterprise and the ICS or SCADA domain. The solution has been purpose built for deployment in brownfield environments where a mix of new and older devices exist.
The solution offers a single global information repository. Situational awareness dashboards display system health. These help you manage system access and asset inventory as well as monitor security compliance and assurance. Core capabilities include:
- High-availability infrastructure for system-to-system and user-to-system connectivity
- Highly secure access
- Asset discovery and inventory
- On-premises backup and restore capabilities
- Vendor-qualified, automated system patches, antivirus signature updates
SecureCenter and SecureSite
The Cisco Secure Ops Solution consists of a SecureCenter and SecureSites. SecureCenter capabilities are delivered using a highly secure virtual private cloud that is completely dedicated to you. You can choose to have the SecureCenter owned and managed at Cisco facilities, to own the infrastructure and software while Cisco manages the applications and services, or to have Cisco own and manage the SecureCenter while you host it at your facility. SecureSite comprises the infrastructure (router, switch, firewall, and application hosting) and software applications installed on-premises at each site.
Monitoring and Support
With global support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, you have access to the industry's first support function that combines network and security experts with industry-domain specialists that understand rigs, substations, plants, and more.
The Cisco Secure Ops Solution includes:
- Proactive performance and fault monitoring
- Global security incident response and monitoring services
- Security event correlation and incident notifications
- Network availability and performance monitoring and reporting
Protect Critical Infrastructure
Cisco Secure Ops consists of a SecureCenter and SecureSites. SecureCenter capabilities are delivered using a highly secure, on-premise NOC or SOC that is completely dedicated to you. SecureSite comprises the infrastructure (router, switch, firewall, and application hosting) and software applications installed on-premises at each site. Contact your Cisco sales executive for more information.
Managed SecureCenter
Some clients prefer to use an existing data center location to host the SecureCenter because of corporate security policies, among other reasons. With Managed SecureCenter, the client owns the infrastructure while Cisco manages the SecureCenter applications and services. The client location must meet specific requirements to host the SecureCenter.
Premises Requirements
In addition to network security and monitoring, the client should have:
- Trained and experienced staff, including a knowledgeable security team
- Strong onsite physical security with controlled access (badging systems, video surveillance, etc.)
- High-bandwidth Internet, multiple major Internet carriers for redundancy, and Border Gateway Protocol 4 to guarantee uptime
- Desired, but not required –
- Multiple data centers with failover support (disaster recovery and business continuity)
- Generator backup
Because service availability is critical, clients who meet the requirements except for "multiple data centers" can work with Cisco architects to explore a managed option.
The Managed SecureCenter offers the proactive monitoring of infrastructure and applications. Depending on the scope of services, availability management, patch management, and release management are also provided. Others services include:
- Remote management
- Incident management
- Proactive and reactive problem management
- Change management
- Capacity management
The support model is based on agreed-upon key performance indicators (KPIs) and service-level objectives (SLOs) or Service Level Agreements (SLAs). Adherence to client information-security requirements is maintained.
Ancillary Services
Ancillary services that interact with SecureCenter are typically handled by your IT staff. These include:
- Network proxy services
- Directory services
- Printing services
Protect Your Critical Systems
The Cisco Secure Ops Solution consists of a SecureCenter and SecureSites. SecureSite comprises the infrastructure (router, switch, firewall, and application hosting) and software applications installed on-premises at each site. Contact your Cisco sales executive for more information.
The goal of any team tasked with maintaining critical systems is to experience no health, safety, security, or environmental damage; no unplanned operations disruptions; and no negative project losses. To protect against threats and harden their defenses, firms must improve their security maturity profile.
SecureSite provides a means of establishing a highly secure tunnel from the industrial control system (ICS) network to the SecureCenter. It is able to orchestrate asset discovery, automated workflows, compliance adherence, and log collection for ICS network hosts. It also provides a firewall service for highly secure system-to-system communication between systems in the office and your ICS. You can implement security controls and compliance across your entire ICS network.
This scalable solution is ideal for organizations that want to:
- Automate tasks that monopolize the operation team's time
- Reduce start-up costs
- Compress the time to operations
- Improve overall business agility
- Retain facilities management
SecureSite capabilities are delivered within the customer cloud. Leave capacity and evergreen management to us so that you can focus on delivering highly available systems and ICS security as a business outcome to your end users.
SecureSite offers the proactive monitoring and management of infrastructure and applications. In addition, it provides
- Deployment services
- Capacity management
- Evergreen services
- Global solution support
The support model is based on agreed-upon key performance indicators (KPIs) and service-level agreements (SLAs). Adherence to client information-security requirements is maintained.
Additional Resources
- Secure Ops Service Management (Cisco Managed) (6:06 min)
- Secure Ops Secure Access (12:11 min)
- Cisco Secure Ops Solution - At-a-Glance (PDF - 466 KB)

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text: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-two-years/?intcmp=latestnews&vgnextrefresh=1 This could be bad for any center thats located near an army base. Or more specifically.....centers that service those areas. Especially if full sequestration goes into affect later. It all depends on which bases get reduced and/or how the allotment of cuts for the bases selected is made. Apparently 30 bases were targeted. If the cuts were distributed equally among those thirty bases that would be about 1900 less (including civilians) jobs in those areas. Many of those have families. That is probably a drop in the bucket for some places if the base is near a larger city and likely serviced by a hub. But for the smaller centers in towns where the base is a major part of the economy it could result in allot of lost volume. Meaning....even more routes cut than we are seeing now with ORION. And what if some bases are hit harder than others? It might be time for some people to flip through the contract and brush up on what happens if centers are partially closed or absorbed by others. Many of the lower seniority drivers might be working preload/reload to get 8 hours. What a potential mess.


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Paddy Power rewards punters who won big on Leicester with open top bus tour
PADDY Power is to honour lucky punters who landed 5000/1 bets on Leicester winning the Premier League – with an open top bus tour.
The Foxes secured a remarkable first title after Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Tottenham on Monday night and the sheepish bookmaker is laying on a party to remember as a reward.
Flush punters will be joined on-board by Leicester legend Matt Elliott, a key figure in the club's historic League Cup run in 2000.
He said: "I have some wonderful memories from my Foxes day but I can't imagine what these players are going through – it's the biggest football fairy tale I can think of.
"To go from relegation battlers to champions in 9 months is an unbelievable achievement and fair play to punters who had the courage to bet on them – I'm not sure if Paddy wants to laugh or cry!"
"It's the biggest football fairy tale I can think of"Matt Elliott
The bookmakers will be also be on board to hand over the giant cheques to some of the bookie's heftier winners.
That includes Andrew Pitney from Bristol, who landed a whopping £50,000 after placing a £20 bet at odds of 2500/1 at the start of the season.
Paddy Power said: "I'm always being wheeled out for public appearances but I was desperate to get involved in this one – who wouldn't want to be cheered (or jeered) from an open top bus by floods of fans?
"With hindsight offering odds of crazy odds for Leicester to win the title was bonkers and while £2,000,000 might be our biggest Premier League payout in history my tears are full of joy – I promise!"
The specially-designed bus features congratulatory messages along each side and humble-pie quotes on the rear from football pundits, including Gary Lineker.
Thousands of fans are set to descend on Leicester this Saturday, and the planned route will take in famous sights around the city including the King Power stadium.
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People are starting to send in their photos for my Dia de Los Muertos portrait project and it's very exciting. I love to see which pictures people choose.
When people first asked me what kind of images work best I immediately answered, "straight-on, not smiling" but with each new photo that a client sends, I'm thinking outside my comfort zone. I've received some profile shots, 3/4 shots, smiling, non-smiling, silly faces and even a dog. I can't wait to paint them all.
This painting proves that you can make a Dia de Los Muertos portrait work with a smiling face. It now lives in Oklahoma with the subject, who has the same last name as me but is not related. I think.
Some of my favorite people are from Oklahoma.


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This year, our CDR, Critical Design Review, or a presentation designed to display our team and the current season's progress, at Lockheed Martin went beautifully! The hours spent preparing slides and practicing public speaking paid off as the presenters were able to graciously explain their department and slides alike. We were also delighted to see Team 1647, The Iron Devils, Team 5113, the Combustible Lemons, and Team 87, The Red Devils! They all gave their own presentations to the Lockheed Martin officials. Each team was able to learn and be inspired by each other through the presentations. To view a .pdf of Storm's CDR click here! To see our montage, click the video above!
One element that was exclusive to the Storm CDR this year was our Scouting section. This year, we focused on our new and improved scouting app. To learn more about our scouting app and how you too can utilize it, click here to go to our scouting page.


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Lennie has a soft spot for animals and all furry things. He is fond of rabbits, particularly, and puppies as well as mice. At the beginning of the novel he had been holding a mouse which dies due to the force of the strokes that Lennie gives it. Similarly, Lennie kills a puppy accidentally while trying to pet it. Shortly thereafter, he kills Curley's wife, also by accident, while trying to stroke her hair gently.
Basically, Lennie does not have any form of skills that are needed to survive in a world that requires a balance of strong and weak; of soft and rough. He cannot help it. He is just too sentimental, too ignorant and, ironically, too strong to deal with basic situations. For this reason, it seems as if Lennie kills everything that he touches. If he does not kill something, he breaks something, or he hurts somebody. It is accidental, but it is also a symbol of his situation as a social misfit.


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Our family sitter was Ann, who went with us on a few summer trips to Maine, who taught me how to tie the laces to my little, red Keds, who braided my hair without pulling it like my mother always did. And Ann's father was an astronaut. In fact, he was one of the first men to go to the moon. Except of the three men on board, he alone never actually set foot on the moon.
In my mind that was akin to driving all the way to the beach and then never getting out of the car. Unimaginable. Unthinkable. Inexplicable. And I said so constantly.
Ann would laugh gently at my reaction to her father's accomplishment, then change the topic to suggest a bike ride. When I would say I couldn't and point down at my untied shoes in explanation, she would patiently remind me again how to make the bunny ears with the laces.
On Friday, Oct. 2, from 10:30 am to 11:30am, Dr. Thomas Marshburn will visit SciWorks Science Center to deliver an education presentation on space exploration and NASA science research and technology that benefits life on Earth. The presentation is open to the public and is FREE, but registration is required as space is limited.
After graduating from Wake Forest University, Dr. Marshburn pursued a career in medicine that eventually led him from the emergency room to NASA and his first mission to space. In July, he spent almost two weeks aboard the International Space Station helping to expand the orbiting outpost to its full capability for human occupation and science research.
Wake Forest University will honor its astronaut alumnus Oct. 3 during the Wake Forest versus North Carolina State football game scheduled at 3:30 p.m. at BB&T Field.
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Long standing interest and enthusiasm for accessible web development. Many of the sites below were developed with accessibility as an intrinsic part of the design.
I'm working at songkick I'm the client side architect, which while sounding ridiculously grand is quite a sensible role. My job is ensuring what we do on the client side is predictable, maintainable and durable. This is a challenge and I'm really enjoying it.
The Guardian
I worked for the Guardian where I started as a freelancer in May 2006 from January 2007 I was full time and the lead clientside developer. I helped build the client side team, established coding practices and development philosophy. Upon my departure the clientside team consisted of five developers and a manager. I have more detail of what did on my work page.
Freelance web development
I worked on various sites at Victoria Real and I developed css and html.
dlkw (now part of dlkw Low) I worked on the Halifax web site.
Working on standards compliant css based sites at Poke I helped code on: orange entertainment, a small site for SAB Miller and the new yahoo digging site (gone — the site was at: http://www.digging.yahoo.co.uk/). The Miller site is not live yet so no link.
I worked at wheel on the type 45 site in January 2006.
Re-coded Rio Tinto for standards compliance and accessibility as a contractor working for view.
I acted as the lead css and html developer while contracted to wheel: on the New Unilever web site.
The last two sites worked on were on a contract basis for wheel:. I worked on the H.Samuel and Ernest Jones updating their sites.
Training For Life
At Training For Life I performed a dual role: developing web-sites for Designing for life (dfl) and teaching ecdl where needed. The Bulk of my time was spent on web development.
At dfl our emphasis was on designing accessible, standards compliant sites that worked cross browser. My main role was as the resident css guru and php and sql coder.
Sites developed at tfl were: www.urbaninclusion.co.uk, www.hoxtonapprentice.com, www.16hoxtonsquare.com. I also developed a job tracking-system for the NHS Confederation. It is internal to the organisation. This was for an intranet the site and was specifically targeted at IE5+ for Windows.
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IT tutor teaching html, css, JavaScript, Flash and Office applications. I also maintain the intranet server which I migrated from a mishmash of statically linked html files to a scripted database driven site (using php and mySQL) and thereby radically reducing maintenance time (running freeBSD 4.5, Apache http server, modphp and the mySQL data base server). I also maintained a dhcp server and a dns server (BIND) to simplify the use of the intranet.
Additionally, I designed and implemented a fault reporting system of the IT Services department. The system written in php and using mySQL as a database is searchable and correlated faults to individual workstations as well as maintaining a common reference for problem solving.
Set up and maintained a computer lab of 18 workstations running freeBSD 4.7, using nis and nfs and maintained a freeBSD server to act as an nis server and nfs server.
EasyEverything Internet Store
My role as tutor and assistant deputy manager included helping customers and cashing up daily. I was also required to log faults and liaise with technical support.
Big Pictures (photo library)
Apple Macintosh operator and general Mac user support work. At Big Pictures I gained extensive knowledge of Photoshop, Canto Cumulus (digital media archival system), and isdn Manager, Easytransfer and transparency and slide scanners. As well as assisting with network maintenance and trouble shooting.
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JR takes his Wrinkles of the City project to Shanghai where the last century has been full of ups and downs : from the Japanese occupation, the establishment of the Communist Party, The Liberation, World War II, the end of the foreign concessions, the victory of Mao Zedong over the General Tchang Kaï-Chek's troops, the Cultural Revolution, the Great Leap Forward to the actual development of the city ...
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Scarola lettuce, Anchovies, Taggiasche Olives and Tomatoes
Scarola lettuce, Anchovies, Taggiasche Olives and Tomatoes
Difficulty: Easy
Preparation time: 25 min
- Ingredients
- Anchovies 2.8 oz.
- Black pepper to taste
- Oil q.b.
- Onion 1
- Salt to taste
- Scarola lettuce two heads
- Taggiasche Olives 6 oz.
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PomÌ L+
Wash the escarole and cut into irregular pieces, pour a little bit of olive oil in a pan and fry a chopped onion, add the anchovies over low heat and let them dissolve, finally add the taggiasche olives.
At this point take the escarole and pour it in the pan, mixing it well with the rest of the ingredients.
Once it has dried a bit, add Pomito L+, and let cook for about 20 minutes, adding salt and pepper.
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There is a new man at the helm of Stamford Rugby Club and with him comes a new-found ambition.
Former Peterborough Lions player and coach Stef Arlow is the new head coach of Stamford, taking over from Richard Mardling and Stamford Endowed School's head of rugby David Laventure who helped them win promotion into Midlands Two East North.
Arlow was in talks about taking over at the club last season and officially took control of playing affairs at the start of pre-season.
After a month of hard work, the new coach and his players are convinced they can have a real tilt at winning the league title and gaining promotion.
Arlow said: "I am not the most qualified coach in the world but I know what it takes to win. I have played in teams with internationals and top players, in teams that didn't know how to lose and I want to bring that mentality here.
"I just want what is best for the players and for the club.
"I am trying to bring a level of professionalism to the club because the small things can make a massive difference in the game."
To be fair to Stamford, last season was a highly successful first year in Midlands Two East North, a season perhaps defined by being on the wrong side of fine margins – losing a handful of games by less than a try's worth of points. However, after Christmas they won eight out of 11 league games played and finished the season by beating Oakham at their President's Day.
During the off-season Arlow has brought in a couple of new players in key positions, adding Spalding centre Gareth Ramsden to the ranks as well as number eight Rob Shingles.
Last season's skipper Matt Albinson has moved on but game winner Robbie Smith remains. In recent years the scrum-half has been the spark to ignite Stamford's attack, scoring and creating some scintillating tries and he will be a vital cog once again.
One of the big aims of the new coach is to improve the standing of the club both on the field and off it.
Stamford will continue to run a second team but Arlow insists there will be an easier pathway between the two teams, with players not selected for the first XV getting game time in the reserves.
Arlow and the team are also looking to rally the support of the town and get bigger audiences down to Hambleton Road.
Last season, Stamford's young guns played some of the most attractive rugby in the league, bringing entertainment to the modest but ever-growing support.
Arlow said: "We need support from the town. We want people to come down here and support the club, bring their kids and whole family, have a drink and make a day of it."


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What is Pakistani air chief doing in Indian government ad?
New Delhi: There were red faces in the government on a Sunday when it was found that there were full-page newspaper advertisements from the women and child development ministry against female foeticide – with the picture of a former Pakistani air chief adorning it.
The advertisements issued by the government's Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP) for the ministry on the occasion of National Girl Child Day had inexplicably the photograph of former Air Chief Marshal Tanvir Ahmed, who was Pakistan's air chief 2006-2009, along with such national heroes as Kapil Dev, Virender Sehwag and Amjad Ali Khan.
With television channels playing it up, the government quickly ordered a probe into the faux pas.
"An inquiry is being ordered into the matter. We are convening the meeting," said Minister of State for Women and Child Development Krishna Tirath, who initially said that it being a Sunday the ministry could not do anything.
According to official sources, DAVP had in turn outsourced the concept and design of the advertisement to a private agency.
It was not immediately known how the photograph of a Pakistani air chief got into an Indian government advertisement and who cleared the final advertisement.


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Six Figure Empire Review
Infomarketing guru, Tim Berger, has launched a new business opportunity. In this Six Figure Empire review I will provide a straight up, no chaser opinion of Tim's new program, products, compensation and potential challenges. In addition, I will share with you my Six Figure Empire Bonus should you decide to go forward.
Big ticket direct sales affiliate programs have increasingly become popular over the last few years. Programs like Tidom, Exitus, and to a lower extent Pure Profit Pro, National Wealth Center and Easy1up have brought in millions of dollars.
Personally, I have made enough money with these programs to purchase new cars and travel to Europe. But truth be told, these programs come and go. From what I've seen, the program operators have very little interest in creating unique products or even upgrading their products. They are all PLR - private label rights. But there is no doubt regarding demand for bigger ticket info product business opportunities.
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$500 Silver Package is a video course on marketing that was produced by Eric Louvre. The training centers on writing. More specifically, headlines, making offers, branding and positioning. Many have reached over $100,000 per year online and credit Eric for helping them get there. In fact, Eric has several who have reached the $1,000,000 (Million) dollar per year mark and credit Eric for being the main reason they reached such high levels.
$1000 Saphire is a fully fuctional SMS Toolkit. Built in house by Tim's programming team, this SMS platform includes"
- Mobile number and Keyword (which triggers an immediate auto-response a via text).
- Custom Text Message Funnel Blueprint
- Two - way text communication
- SMS Voice
- How to use VOICE DROPS that work directly with your mobile funnels
There is nothing out there on the market that I've found that does what this one of a kind system does. Let's face it, mobile marketing is the present and future of marketing. This product is actually a stand alone product that marketers would pay for without an opportunity. That's almost unheard of in the info-product biz-op niche.
$3500 Emerald - Daily Leads. Login and download leads. These leads are 30 - 45 days old - but who cares. You can get 1000 a day.
- Surveyed Leads
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- Biz-op Leads
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With most programs you wonder 'but who can I prospect?" You don't have to worry - you're more than covered.
$6500 Gold Advanced Marketing Training from Eric Louver's VIP on Persuasion.
$12,500 Platinum. Training taught by Tim or one of his master sellers. Yes, the price tag is up there. However, how much would you be pay to shortcut your success? Let's be real - 97% of online marketers bounce from program to program looking for that 'magic' formula. I can tell you that a big part of it is actually taking action. But the other part is what to take action on. When you combine both - you've discovered the secret to making money online.
Six Figure Empire Review
I've been marketing online for several years. The turn around program that catapulted me into the winners circle was Tim's previous program DPS. I'm not here to blow smoke up your arse and tell you if you buy this program you'll get rich. What I can say is that he's thoughtfully put this together from years of marketing.
A program is only as good as it's weakest link. Most programs fail at (1) conversions (2) lack of leads. With SFE you can actually purchase 10,000 dials for $59! or Simply buy Solo Ad clicks. These are all DONE FOR YOU. Which is the smartest thing to do as you're learning all of this marketing.
All to many people waste years figuring out how to drive traffic. Screw that, just buy it and run it through a high converting sales funnel.
My Six Figure Empire Bonus
- Co-op Advertising. Something that really bothers me is NOT seeing a new team member have success. I will take up-to 25% of my commission and apply toward running ads for you. For example, if you joined at the $6500 Level I will take $1300 and put it towards the best solo ads out there over a 3 month period. It's a win win situation. I totally want you to crush it. I'm committed to your success because it's the right thing to do and I'm going to profit every time you make a sale.
- The Lead Academy. I run my own training and marketing website. It's by invitation only with over 20 modules on how to market online. You'll learn how to speak with prospects, how to brand yourself as an expert, how to target top marketers, and so much more. Plus, you'll be able to share TLA with members you recruit. Value $997


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MPS to unveil flexo/digital label press
An MPS hybrid flexo press with an integrated inkjet printer for up to six colours and a white option will debut at Labelexpo Europe, in Brussels on 29 September – 2 October.
MPS will also present at the expo its next generation EF 'Neo' flexo press and its EB label press.
The EF Neo features new servo drive technology, new press software, revamped web tension control systems, and a larger main press operator control panel and touchscreen. The operator panel menu, buttons and icons have also been redesigned with a user-friendly layout.
MPS markets the EB as a narrow-web label press ideal for both short and long label printing runs.


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2015 Grants
Allston Brighton CDC
Boston, MA
$40,000 Supporting community leadership and increasing neighborhood stability in the Radnor Road area and North Allston.
Alternatives for Community and Environment
Boston, MA
$45,000 Organizing to promote health, environmental justice and transit equity, and increase jobs in communities of color.
Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Youth (BAGLY)
Boston, MA
$25,000 Strengthening and expanding leadership development services for LGBTQ youth in Massachusetts.
Boston Area Research Initiative at Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
$49,134 Exploring potential use of municipal data by community organizations.
Boston Children's Chorus
Boston, MA
$40,000 Uniting Boston area youth across racial and socioeconomic differences through intensive choral training and community and personal development.
The Boston Foundation f/b/o Civic Engagement Initiative
Boston, MA
$90,000 Supporting nonpartisan voter outreach, education, and mobilization in communities with low voting rates.
Boston Tenant Coalition
Boston, MA
$50,000 Organizing to increase affordable housing, promote tenant rights and address the foreclosure crisis in Boston.
$40,000 Supporting workers to collectively fight wage theft and spread the model to other workers centers.
Brazilian Worker Center (formerly Brazilian Immigrant Center)
Boston, MA
$90,000 Organizing and supporting immigrant workers' rights through training, advocacy, education and policy change.
Center for Labor and Education Research f/b/o Student Immigrant Movement
$45,000 Statewide immigrant youth-led organizing to transform communities, develop leadership, and improve the lives of undocumented youth.
Central Square Theater
Boston, MA
$60,000 Increasing connections between professional theater and the community and promoting civic engagement among residents. Includes a one-time challenge grant in the amount of $10,000.
Centro Presente, Inc.
Somerville, MA
$50,000 Organizing by and for the rights of Latino and other immigrants with a focus on immigrants' rights, workers' rights and civic engagement.
Chelsea Collaborative
Boston, MA
$50,000 Member-driven organizing to engage a diverse community and promote education, empowerment, environmental justice and leadership development in Chelsea.
Chelsea Neighborhood Developers (The Neighborhood Developers)
Boston, MA
$30,000 Organizing and community planning to revitalize and improve the quality of life in the neighborhoods of Revere and Chelsea.
Chinese Progressive Association
Boston, MA
$50,000 Improving the living and working conditions of the Chinese community in the Greater Boston area and beyond.
Chinese Progressive Association f/b/o Immigrant Worker Center Collaborative
Boston, MA
$50,000 Bringing local immigrant worker centers together to organize campaigns that promote the rights of immigrant workers in Massachusetts.
Citizen Housing and Planning Association f/b/o Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance
Boston, MA
$50,000 Addressing inequitable land use in Massachusetts through work on zoning, policy, development and network building.
City Life/ Vida Urbana (Urban Revival, Inc.)
Boston, MA
$60,000 Housing organizing in Boston to promote tenant rights and prevent housing displacement caused by foreclosure.
Community Labor United
Boston, MA
$50,000 Developing alliances and campaigns of community-based organizations and labor unions on behalf of low and middle-income working families in the Greater Boston area.
Community Labor United f/b/o New England United for Justice
Boston, MA
$30,000 Building grassroots, local leadership in low-income neighborhoods to promote social, economic, and racial justice.
Company One
Boston, MA
$40,000 Supporting the C1 Street Team to connect with community organizations, high schools and universities to engage a diverse population of 15 to 24 year-olds in Boston theater and the arts community.
Conservation Law Foundation
Boston, MA
$90,000 Revitalizing open spaces and neighborhoods in low-income communities.
Essex County Community Organization
Lynn, MA
$50,000 Faith-based organizing campaigns for social justice in North Shore communities.
Family Independence Initiative
Jamaica Plain, MA
$25,000 Investing in family-led grassroots organizing initiatives to create change and improve lives across Boston.
Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD)
Boston, MA
$15,000 Supporting LGBTQ youth in Boston through Got Rights? workshops teaching personal advocacy, empowerment, and an understanding of legal rights.
Greater Boston Interfaith Organization
Boston, MA
$65,000 Developing local leadership and organized power to fight for social justice.
Greater Boston Legal Services f/b/o Massachusetts Coalition for Domestic Workers
Boston, MA
$50,000 Empowering domestic workers in Massachusetts to improve their working conditions and raise their standard of living through organizing, education and developing alliances.
Hyde Square Task Force, Inc.
Boston, MA
$45,000 Working to address the concerns of young people with roots in Jamaica Plain and Roxbury, through leadership development, civic engagement, and community organizing.
JOIN for Justice
Boston, MA
$65,000 Developing young Jewish leaders in community organizing.
Justice At Work
Boston, MA
$40,000 Providing workplace-related legal services to community-based labor organizations and encouraging low-wage immigrant worker organizing.
Lawrence Community Works *
Lawrence, MA
$45,000 Supporting community development and revitalization through educational and economic advancement of families in Lawrence Public Schools.
Massachusetts Alliance of HUD Tenants (Boston Affordable Housing Coalition)
Boston, MA
$45,000 Organizing to preserve and improve at-risk HUD buildings as permanently affordable housing through the Save Our Homes Campaign.
Massachusetts Association of Community Development Corporations *
Boston, MA
$100,000 Advocating for sustainable housing, transportation, economic development, and neighborhood development in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center (MassBudget)
Boston, MA
$70,000 Conducting accessible and transparent research and analysis on the effects of state budget and tax policies on low- and moderate-income people in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
Boston, MA
$46,500 Member-led organizing for safe and healthy working conditions through educational training, engaging disenfranchised workers, and facilitating alliances among institutional partners.
Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition
Boston, MA
$85,000 For Building Power Together: Educating, organizing and mobilizing for immigrant rights and civic participation. Includes $20,000 for implementation work to support those eligible for proposed federal Deferred Action program.
Massachusetts Voter Education Network, Inc. (MassVOTE)
Boston, MA
$105,000 Advocating an improved electoral system and helping traditionally disenfranchised communities organize, register, and educate voters.
Merrimack Valley Project
Lawrence, MA
$35,000 Organizing the Worker and Immigrant Justice Campaign to develop community across lines of difference and win change at a local level to improve lives.
Mothers for Justice and Equality
Roxbury, MA
$25,000 Developing an advocacy strategy for empowering members to make change and end neighborhood violence.
Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts Education Fund
Boston, MA
$60,000 Building power in low-income communities through an economic justice agenda.
Organizing and Leadership Training Center d/b/a Massachusetts Community Action Network (MCAN)
Boston, MA
$75,000 Strengthening a network of grassroots faith-based social justice advocacy organizations in Eastern Massachusetts.
Organizing and Leadership Training Center d/b/a Massachusetts Community Action Network (MCAN)
f/b/o Youth Jobs Coalition
Dorchester, MA
$50,000 Organizing to increase high-quality job opportunities for youth in Massachusetts.
Right to the City Alliance f/b/o Right to the City Boston
Boston, MA
$40,000 Organizing and advocating to expand the limited scope of housing solutions for the city of Boston.
Somerville Community Corporation
Somerville, MA
$60,000 Supporting low- and moderate-income Somerville residents in their efforts to achieve economic sustainability and increase civic participation.
South Boston en Accion
Boston, MA
$30,000 Organizing for social, economic, and political development of Latinos in South Boston.
The Theater Offensive
Boston, MA
$50,000 Supporting Out in Your Neighborhood, a theater-based outreach, performance, and dialogue project designed to promote public understanding and acceptance of differences.
Third Sector New England
f/b/o The Commonwealth Legislative Seminar
Boston, MA
$45,000 Providing legislative training, networking opportunities and public service job opportunities for diverse leaders in Massachusetts.
Third Sector New England
f/b/o Massachusetts Voter Table
Boston, MA
$50,000 Developing voter engagement campaigns to amplify the voices of low-income people and people of color in Massachusetts.
United Teen Equality Center
Lowell, MA
$35,000 Organizing youth in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Walk Boston
Boston, MA
$30,000 Providing technical assistance to neighborhood groups seeking to improve walkability and the built environment.
Women's Institute for Leadership Development
Dorchester, MA
$30,000 Supporting the WILD mentoring project organizing working women to bring real and lasting change for justice.
YouthBuild USA f/b/o Youth on Board
Somerville, MA
$40,000 Youth-led organizing and education reform through administration of the Boston Student Advisory Council.
2015 Total Grants = $2,590,634
* Grant made utilizing the Massachusetts Community Investment Tax Credit.


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When he wasn't running for governor, Fountain Valley's George "Nick" Jesson was associated with the We the People Congress, an anti-tax group that bought an ad in USA Today in 2001 challenging the government's right to tax income. Indeed, Orange County used to be crawling with anti-tax crusaders who claimed filing income tax returns was "voluntary" or "unconstitutional." Take one of their courses and they'd show you how to live tax-free.
Well, the gubment shut those classes down lickety-split. Jesson got a three-year prison sentence in 2006 after pleading guilty to three counts of felony tax evasion for filing false tax returns for 1997, 1998 and 1999. Worth an estimated $3 million at the time, Jesson didn't pay about $238,000 he owed, having written zeros on his tax returns. The feds also went after his wife, Trina Jesson.
Go the the We the People Congress website now, and you'll read a lot of holler about the nonprofit We the People Foundation and Congress wanting to hold elected officials accountable for their actions. But this was the only mention of taxes:
The Foundation and Congress recognize that the requirements for changes in governmental structure and process will include, but not necessarily be limited to: the clarification of the federal power to tax.
Doesn't exactly sound like a charge of illegality, now does it?
To help taxpayers cut through the "frivolous" claims, the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) just outlined several of these anti-tax arguments and matched them up with the tax penalties one would face were they to buy into them.
The baseless arguments include contending that paying taxes or filing a return is "voluntary," that tax returns can ignore all taxable income, or that filing a tax return violates constitutional protections against self-incrimination. FTB has adopted the IRS' list of frivolous tax arguments, explained in IRS Notice 2008-14 and IRS Publication The Truth About Frivolous Tax Arguments.
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Fast National ratings for Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007
A huge audience for the end of "Grey's Anatomy's" sweeps arc gave ABC a ratings win Thursday, despite the presence of "American Idol" on FOX.
ABC averaged an 11.4 rating/18 share for the night. CBS took second with a 10.0/15, while FOX came in third with a 9.1/14. NBC, 5.1/8, took fourth, and The CW was well back at 1.5/2.
Among adults 18-49, ABC's 7.0 rating led the way. FOX finished second in the key ad demographic with a 5.9, beating out CBS' 5.1. NBC averaged 3.5 and The CW only 0.9.
"American Idol's" results show easily won the 8 p.m. hour with a 14.0/21. "Survivor: Fiji" put CBS in second with a 7.9/12. A repeat of last week's "Grey's Anatomy," 6.7/10, was third for ABC. NBC went with "My Name Is Earl," 5.5/8, and "The Office," 5.0/7. "Smallville" came in fifth for The CW.
The is-Meredith-dead episode of "Grey's Anatomy" scored a 17.0/25 at 9 p.m., making it the night's most-watched show. CBS stayed in second with "CSI," 13.0/19. "The O.C." went out quietly, dropping way off from its lead-in to average 4.3/6 for its final episode on FOX. "Scrubs," 3.7/6, and "30 Rock," 3.1/5, kept NBC in fourth, ahead of "Supernatural" on The WB.
ABC stayed in front at 10 p.m. with "The Oprah Winfrey Oscar Special," 10.5/18. "Shark" scored a 9.2/15 for CBS, while NBC's "ER" delivered a subpar 6.7/11.


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I spent my high school years angry, unhinged, unmotivated and unsure of how to live my life. So, before attending Salem State University (then Salem State College), I spent a couple of years trying to find myself at North Shore Community College (NSCC).
I took classes mostly at the Lynn campus because it was five minutes from my house. I spent more time in the smoking room than I did in class, and cared more about my long hair and clothes than about what the future might hold. It was a confusing time but also a fun time, which I needed. Indeed, the experience did allow me to sort things out, and I have many people to thank for that — especially Lisa Milso, director of student life.
She was a voice of reason and motivation as I delved into all manner of activities, including a stint on the student government council. She touched countless lives in similar fashion, so I was sad to learn that she passed away Dec. 24.
I'm not sure how she died, but I know from the college's Facebook page that as an organ donor, she saved seven lives on Christmas Day. That was Lisa, helping people to the end.
The statement from NSCC said in part:
Lisa loved NSCC and our students and proudly served the college for over 28 years. Through her many roles at the college Lisa has personally touched the lives of countless students and alumni and her absence will be deeply missed.
She held that post for 28 years, which is amazing in this day and age, where people switch jobs every few years.
She was a master volunteer, organizing student trips to New Orleans as part of NSCC's "Labor of Love" initiative, in which students and faculty traveled to New Orleans to help in the continuing effort to rebuild neighborhoods destroyed by Hurricane Katrina a decade ago.
She was a rare gem, the type you can't replace.
But when I think of all the lives she touched, I know she'll live on in many people — from those who received her organs to the countless people she helped steer toward productive lives.
Thanks for what you did for me, Lisa. Thanks for what you did for everyone.
Obituary: MILSO, Lisa Anne Of Lexington, Dec. 24, 2015. Lisa is survived by her mother, Theresa Marie Milso (Pace) of Lexington, and by her aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Director of Student Life at North Shore Community College. Funeral from the Douglass Funeral Home, 51 Worthen Rd. Lexington Monday Jan. 4 at 9am followed by a Mass of Christian burial at St. Brigid Church, Lexington at 10am. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. Visiting hours Sunday from 4pm to 7pm. Donations in her memory may be made to the Lisa Milso Memorial Scholarship Fund, Attn. Tatiana Espinal, Director of Development at firstname.lastname@example.com. Interment private.


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Given these trends and others, credit unions across the country are creating or revisiting their online strategy. Anheuser-Busch Employees' Credit Union (ABECU) recently examined opportunities to further its Web site features, focusing specifically on better educating and empowering members regarding vehicle purchases to help boost automobile loans. The anchor of the credit union's strategy is a partnership with Enterprise Car Sales, a division of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, to create a co-branded, automobile shopping site directly linked from the credit union's home page.
The ABECU - Enterprise co-branded site has a look, feel and functionality that is competitive with national online car buying sites, including a wide ranging inventory of more than 120 different makes and models - thousands and thousands of quality late model certified used vehicles. Members can visit the credit union's home page (www.abecu.org) and click on the Enterprise Car Sales logo to enter the customized site, which provides access to Enterprise's national inventory. Members simply enter their ZIP code to find a quality used car in their area.
The ABECU site features elements to help members choose a vehicle matching their specific needs. Members can view vehicles by year, make, model, price, mileage, color and location. Additionally, members can access a detailed review of the vehicle, including photos, features, interior and exterior colors, stock numbers, and VIN numbers. Best of all, members can express interest in a car online via the co-branded site or phone request. Either method ensures immediate contact by an Enterprise account executive.
After identifying a vehicle, ABECU members can use the same site to calculate loan payments and apply for credit union financing. An additional perk for the credit union is that all car inquiries reach not only an Enterprise account executive but also the credit union. This ''dual notification'' allows the credit union to prepare for each member who is ready to begin the auto loan process.
''As more people access the Internet to research auto loans and purchases, creating an online component for credit unions has become a high priority,'' Enterprise Car Sales Assistant Vice President Mary Mahoney said. ''More and more credit unions want a Web strategy that enables them to be the one-stop shop for members to research and fund certified used car purchases. These co branded Web sites are more than just a value-add; they are becoming an integral part in credit unions' overall strategy to boost used car loan portfolios.''
It's important that the functionality of the Web site emulate the member service - the ease and comfort - that members experience when they visit the credit union in person, Mahoney said.
''A key differentiator of the credit union community is consistency of quality member service, whether it's online or offline,'' Mahoney said. ''Seamlessly transferring great member service from the lobby to the Web site must be included in the site's design and execution.''
''ABECU values its partnership with Enterprise Car Sales, in part, because of its reputation for consistent member service and reliability for providing a respectful car buying experience,'' said Paula Anderson, Manager of Marketing & Communications for Anheuser-Busch Employees' Credit Union.
All Enterprise vehicles are priced below NADA or Kelley Blue Book values and credit union members do not have to worry about the dealership price debate because Enterprise has a no-haggle, one-price system. Also, each vehicle has passed a rigorous 109-point inspection performed by a certified ASE technician and comes with a 12,000-mile/12-month limited power train warranty and one-year roadside assistance.
''Online technology is a big part of our future because our members are becoming more technologically savvy. We've found that as familiarity and confidence in the Internet increases, our members' expectations grow.'' said Anderson of the ABECU. ''The co-branded Web site with Enterprise offers our members an easy way to find a certified used vehicle and, most importantly, guarantees that we will handle the auto loan.''
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Invitation: California Maritime Transportation Month Infrastructure Symposium May 2nd
- Dear Pacific Merchant Marine Council, NLUS, Members and Friends,Representing the Council, I attended this event. Excellent presentations all around!Title:State of the Ports in Northern California Luncheon
Date: Tuesday April 17, 2007 Time: 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Location: California Chamber of Commerce Street: 1215 K Street, 14th Floor City State Zip: Sacramento CA 95814 Phone: (916) 447-9827 Notes: The Northern California World Trade Center and the Pacific Transportation Association present the State of the Ports in Northern California Luncheon. The event will include a panel discussion about the future of goods movement in our region. Panelists include:
Yolanda Benson, Deputy Secretary for Jobs and Economic Development, Business Transportation & Housing Agency
Ray King, Manager of Marketing & Operations, Port of Oakland
Mike Luken, Port Manager, Port of Sacramento (NLUS Member)
Ric Aschieris, Director, Port of Stockton
Navy League members: $20, non-members $25
Additional information: Phelps Hobart, (916) 739-6949There the California Maritime Transportation Month Infrastructure Symposium was announced - details were sketchy. Here is the latest on the Symposium.Living just 30 blocks from the State Capitol, makes it easy for me to represent us there. I will definitely attend. Be assured leadership from California's ports, the shipping lines, and the unions will be in attendance. They are quite concerned about the cost and other ramifications of Governor Schwarzenneger's "Green Initiatives." Possible costs could end up being $20B; yes billion. Then there are the expenses associated with heightened security measures - state wide, billions more. A host of other costs are rising as well.I invite you to attend at least some of the Symposium with me. Activities Wednesday, May 2nd, are at the heart and center of what is going on. If you can make just one day - that is the one.Anchors Aweigh!PhelpsPhelps HobartVice PresidentPacific Merchant Marine Council, NLUS
April 26, 2007
Dear friends and colleagues:
Just a simple reminder ONLY 5 DAYS REMAIN! GET ON BOARD
This is the time to celebrate and advocate. Now that so much attention has been placed on the maritime industry it is even more crucial that the halls of state government will be filled on May 2-3.
We will, together, honor the Port of Los Angeles for their century of service to the maritime community, the city of Los Angeles, the Southern California region, the entire state and certainly the nation, during the reception to be held in the rotunda of the capitol.
On Wednesday morning at the SECRETARY OF STATE BUILDING, located on the corner of 11th and O those attending will hear from a panel of California Marine and Intermodal Transportation System Advisory Council (CALMITSAC) members unveiling the summary of its report to the legislature: Growth of California Ports: Opportunities and Challenges. Following this discussion we will hear from several critical representatives heavily immersed in matters relating to the infrastructure bonds. These significant guests will be representing the California Transportation Commission, Caltrans and legislative leadership.
Our afternoon seminar, (at the same location as the morning session) will zero in on two federal initiatives. First we will hear from the Government Accounting Office on their Freight gridlock study. Following this, Section 1909 (Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Commission) commissioner, Tom Skancke will provide a dynamic update of the commissions work.
Topping off the day will be an exciting reception in the beautiful lower level Capitol rotunda. At this reception you will have time to network and participate in the formal program honoring the Port of Los Angeles.
Well cap off the evening with an informal networking opportunity at the Hyatt Hotel across the street from the capitol.
Thursday we hopefully (should one of the legislative houses be in session) will officially recognize POLA for their hundred years of service to the state of California.
The CALMITSAC quarterly meeting will take place immediately following the ceremony (should one take place) in Room 2040 of the Capitol.
Dont miss this exciting and important opportunity to bring our collective messages to these legislators. Never has it been so critical to voice the needs and priorities to folks here in Sacramento.
We all look forward to participating in these productive days.
Norman Fassler-Katz, Senior Consultant, Assembly Select Committee on California Ports
Meeting Californias Growth Challenge
By 2050, Californias Population Will Nearly Double to 55 Million. Thats the Equivalent of Adding Two-and-a-Half Cities the Size of New York. Preparing the States Infrastructure to Meet This 21st Century Challenge Is Already Underway. Success Mandates Sustained, Strategic and Systematic Cooperation Between the Public and Private Sectors.
Learn More About What Is At Stake - Join Us For The California Maritime Transportation Month Infrastructure Symposium,State Capitol, Sacramento May 1 3, 2007
May 1, 2007
Morning Open for Private Meetings
Afternoon Open for Private Meetings
3:00 4:30 P.M. How to Navigate the Halls of Sacramento Workshop
6:00 9:00 P.M. Private Dinners
May 2, 2007
7:30 8:45 A.M. Breakfast Briefing on Activities & Roundtable discussion ($30 per person)
9:00 11:30 A.M. California MTS Seminar/drop-ins by Legislators and Constitutional officers
1:30 - 1:00 P.M. Lunch open
2:00 5:00 P.M. Individual meetings with Legislators
3:30 5:30 P.M. Federal Seminar
6:00 8:00 P.M. Reception celebrating California Maritime Transportation Month with honoree in the Rotunda
May 3, 2007
8:30 A.M Proclamation Presentations. (tentative)
10:30 A.M. California Marine and Intermodal Transportation System Advisory Council (CALMITSAC) Meeting
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