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Full on with you there! McCoach. Yes they are great tennis players and had they chosen to remain solely focused on their tennis career and remained under 155 lbs, maybe Stefi Graf records would have been shattered.I do think 20 would have been possible ( speaking of Serena)
Yup their acting is not that good; I have seen a few of their cameos appearances still given time they might improve and worse acting I have been spared the sight of it.( no Cindy Crawford that was bad lol )
Are they great tennis players = a resounding YES.
Could they have rewritten the record books= I think so too.
Are they so-so to lousy actors= a whimpish, muted yes (I refuse to be loud on negativity)
Design hmm let's say they are no Karl Lagerfeld.
Thanks to tennis they have been giving opportunities to dabble in other activities, make a fool of themselves, be healthy exploring other interests like most of us:did as kids and so unlike many high level competitive athletes , whether tis'well done or as I think badly done is a moot point as long as it is done. I find that very healthy.
But here is an idea! Could it be possible that their part-time commitment is what have allowed them to keep their interests level high and thus to enjoy such a longevity unlike most of their peers?
It is never simple arithmetic, burn out does occur, we could have had a very committed Serena who after say 12 grand slam just called it quit because it is no longer exciting or tired of it, bored of it whatever reasons. Could well have been a choice between 15 yrs part timer or 7 years full timer lol
Truly I think their part time status, their on the side dabbling: thinking or being actresses, designers and the like is what have allowed us many more years of Williams sisters. And saved us from basically 2-3 years of Uber boring tennis had they not shown up once in a while won a few slams to have us watching and talking.
Also there is absolute no guarantee, had they been focused that their career would have lasted till today.
Ok I will just stop here because I am now sounding like the defender of everything Serena and a bit Venus and I sure dislike both her attitude and Tennis (Serena brand of bang bang tennis with technically deficient strokes save her serve just does not do it for me)
I wonder if I'm alone in this.... My irritation with Serena (particularly) and Venus (a little) isn't that I believe they have some "obligation" to be full time tennis players.
My irritation is ... with their hair-brained ideas they are also ACTORS. They are not just "not good actors," they are two of the WORST actors I've ever seen. (I've acted and directed in Church and Community theatre. I wouldn't cast them in *these* productions.)
Serena's "design career" is laughable. Venus' has been somewhat well thought-out, but she could easily do that through partnerships with other folks.
It bugs me to observe wasted talent ... at the Pro ... collegiate, or ... high school levels. (Some may marvel that I consider what the Williams sisters have done "wasted," with all their Major victories. Yes. It's wasting talent when you could have won TWENTY OR MORE!!!)
I seriously believe Serena -- if she'd have had some focused career management -- could have made us all reconsider the whole idea of Record Books.
Telling someone they "have potential" is -- in my mind -- one of saddest appraisals a coach can give a player. Unfortunately Serena has not approached her potential.
Thanks for the info,
So many new players as you said the women s game gotten dull enough that I don't bother watching it anymore, I should just go check out those players out instead of turning into an old man and getting all nostalgic about retired players.
I got a question, what do you mean by the game, viewership? Commercial interest? fans? new fans interests?
Serena, hmm I do not think she would ever dare to step in an official match wearing this outfit, and is she really that much fitter, picture
s been known to be slimming. And of late by the look of it she has been a bit
unprofessional about her weight.
Hey Mark I agree with you on a few points and see things another way on a few others.
A mathematical genius does not owe anything to the mathematical community on account of his god given once in a millennium genius, the community would love
for the genius to "act like a genius" and give to the community, some would
probably scream that it is his duty responsibility as such talent been bestowed
upon them and so on.
But hey if said genius chooses to take up gardening as a profession regardless of how inept at it he or she may be that is basically his life and his choice though a loss to the community I agree.
I believe in the freedom of each of us to lead our lives as we so choose not according to how great it would be for the game, us fans, our anybody else with a vested interest in that individual talents or skills.
And I got to admit on account of the lack of excitement you speak off I have stopped watching the
women game. I totally agree with you, I too would love for great
players to show up and make it exciting,
What a loss it would have been if Federer or Nadal had decided to be part-timer or Djokovic to not show up at Indian wells, Miami, Madrid? So just like you do,
I would love for them to play fulltime and definitively do not hold it against them
if they don't.
So for the time being let's just rejoice that they do show up from time to time, but not overly so I can do without Serena attitude.
People wishing that they either retire or make a full commitment to tennis those kind of comments are always interesting. I personally do not like their games a bit too brutal and unesthetically appealing but goodness the talent, pride of a champion, the hunger cannot be denied. Being a tennis star hardly means they ought to lead a life that pleases us:bottom line their lives to live as they so choose. Plus part time tennis is kinda cool, Davenport, Capriati, Kournikova, Mauresmo, they all gone, I guess part time tennis works for them and you get to do so many other as or more interesting stuff :)
Hope to see them in the hunt for some more. but please give me another Mauresmo, Justine Henin a lady Federer something delightful to watch.
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Chocolate in the eighteenth century was commonly consumed as a hot drink served from a vessel called a chocolate pot. Eighteenth-century chocolate pots look very similar to coffeepots of the era. Both kinds of pot often have the spout at right-angles to the handle, and were generally tall, with a wider base and a narrower top. Some had straight sides, while others curved upwards, and there is variation in the length of spouts. Chocolate and coffee pots could be made of copper, like these examples, or of pewter or earthenware. Although these examples are more utilitarian, some pots were very decorative.
Usually, the only difference between a chocolate pot and a coffee pot from this period is the presence of a stirring rod. This rod, commonly called a "chocolate mill," fits down through a circular hole in the top of the lid. A decorative finial covers the hole when the mill is not in use. Chocolate mills usually consist of a turned wooden handle with wood or metal pieces attached to one end.
John Worlidge described in 1675 the preparation of chocolate and the necessary role played by the mill: "[Some] boil it [the chocolate 'sliced or scraped fine'] in water and sugar; others mix half water and half milk and boil it, then add powdered chocolate to it and boil them together; others add wine and water. Be sure whilst it is boiling to keep it stirring, and when it is off the fire, whir it with your hand mill. That is, it must be mixed in a deep pot of Tin, copper or stone, with a cover with a hole in the middle of it, for the handle of the mill to come out at, or without a cover. The mill is only a knop at the end of a slender handle or stick, turned in a turner's lathe, and cut in notches, or rough at the end. They are sold at turners for that purpose. This being whirled between your hands, whilst the pot is over the fire, and the rough end in the liquor causes an equal mixture of the liquor with the chocolate and raises a head of froth over it. Then pour it out for use in small dishes for that purpose. You must add a convenient quantity of sugar to the mixture." (G. Bernard Hughes, "Silver Pots for Chocolate," Country Life 125 (October 20, 1960): 856-57.)
This procedure had changed very little when Elizabeth Raffald, in her Experienced English Housekeeper (London, 1769), wrote "Scrape four ounces of chocolate and pour a quart of boiling water upon it, mill it well with a chocolate mill, and sweeten it to your taste, give it a boil and let it stand all night, then mill it again very well, boil it two minutes, then mill it till it will leave a froth upon the top of your cups."
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Kate Hansen entered this season as a candidate for the third spot on the U.S. Olympic women's luge team that will compete in Sochi this winter.
That might be understating her potential.
Hansen announced herself as a big contender for the Olympic team, beating the two most accomplished sliders on the U.S. women's luge team to win this year's national championship on Sunday at the Mount Van Hoevenberg track in Lake Placid, N.Y.
Winning the national title doesn't assure Hansen any Olympic or World Cup spot — seeding races will do that — but Sunday's victory provides lots of momentum.
"I'm impressed I had it in me," said Hansen, who won a junior world championship on the Lake Placid track in 2008. "I'm feeling pretty good. It hasn't hit me yet. I'm more or less just grateful that I threw down some solid runs."
Chris Mazdzer won the men's national title, and the team of Jacob Hyrns and Andrew Sherk took their first doubles crown. They well on their way to winning nationals last season before getting disqualified from nationals because of a sled infraction.
Hansen's two-run time was 1 minute, 30.136 seconds, and she posted the fastest time in both heats on the way to beating Julia Clukey by 0.19 seconds and Erin Hamlin — who won a world championship on the Lake Placid track in 2009 — by 0.25 seconds. Those time differentials may not sound like much, but those are fairly sizable margins in a sport where things get measured to the thousandths of a second.
Hansen led Hamlin by 0.038 seconds after the first run, and Clukey by 0.066 seconds.
So Hansen was sitting on the lead for about an hour between Run 1 and Run 2, and knowing the two leaders of her team were close behind wasn't an easy feeling.
"My mind was definitely wandering before the second run," Hansen said. "But I can't let myself do that because I feel like I'm already defeated. So I tried to stay focused on my second run and just lay it down."
And that's exactly what she did, wrapping up the title with a run of 44.98 seconds — the only sub-45-second time posted by a woman in the competition.
Emily Sweeney (1:30.578) was fourth in the women's race, and Summer Britcher (1:30.684) was fifth.
Hansen has one of those unique Olympic-season stories. She loves surfing. She hates cold weather. She's from La Canada, Calif. — a palm-tree-lined Southern California town that wouldn't figure to be a luge hotbed, yet was also the home of Maryann Baribault, an Olympic contender for the U.S. in the 1990s.
Hansen almost made the Olympic team as a teenager in 2010, and now figures to have an even better chance of getting to her sport's biggest race.
"Once we get on tour and start traveling, things will definitely get real," Hansen said. "But as for now, this is our first race of many. I think all of us are trying to stay focused, day-by-day, and not let ourselves get too excited for this year because that's when things can go downhill."
In the men's race, Mazdzer finished in 1:46.498, or 0.114 seconds ahead of Tucker West, with whom he shared last season's national title.
"I kind of viewed myself as the underdog today," said Mazdzer, a returning Olympian who wasted a huge lead in last year's nationals and said he some doubts coming into the start of the season. "I like to put myself in the mentality where I'm the underdog and I like to catch everyone else. I think that really carried over to today."
Taylor Morris was third in the men's race, 0.424 seconds off Mazdzer's pace. Mazdzer already has qualified for the first half of the World Cup season, putting him in a very strong position to grab a spot on the Sochi-bound team.
The closest race of nationals came in doubles, where Hyrns and Sherk (1:30.145) just held off veterans and defending champions Matt Mortensen and Preston Griffall (1:30.210). Christian Niccum and Jayson Terdiman (1:30.493) were third.
The Sunday races and a seeding race that ran concurrently will help determine the U.S. fall World Cup luge roster. Another seeding race is scheduled for Oct. 20 in Park City, Utah, before the World Cup season opens next month.


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Last summer, the HIV/AIDS community received some amazing news: A 2010 clinical trial found that microbicides -- vaginal gel spiked with antiretrovirals -- cut HIV transmission during sex by 39 percent. But researchers also found that microbicides reduced a woman's risk of herpes by a whopping 51 percent.
According to The New York Times, a new study about microbicides has found similar results as the CAPRISA study. Researchers are hoping that this could potentially help American women, where herpes is much more common than HIV.
The study, by researchers from the National Institutes of Health, Gilead Sciences Inc. and universities in Belgium and Italy, suggests that the microbicide gel, which was originally developed to fight AIDS in Africa, could lower the incidence of herpes in many women.
"This could be incredibly helpful," said Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo, a herpes expert from the University of Washington's medical school. "Protection that a woman can control is the holy grail in this field. It's hard for me to believe that something that protects against both H.I.V. and herpes wouldn't be appealing to a lot of young American women."
An executive at Gilead, the company that makes tenofovir, the anti-AIDS drug that is the gel's active ingredient, said the company was debating whether to spend the millions of dollars needed to get the gel approved for the American market. Even if the company pressed ahead immediately, "it would be three to four years before we were ready to submit data" to the Food and Drug Administration, Norbert W. Bischofberger, Gilead's chief scientific officer, said.
One major difference between this study and the CAPRISA trial was that the new report, published online by Cell Host and Microbe, explained why tenofovir actually works in reducing a woman's risk of contracting herpes. The Times also wrote:
The new study, involving lab experiments, was done to explain why the trial worked, said Dr. Salim Abdool Karim, a professor of epidemiology at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa and Columbia University and one of the Caprisa trial leaders.
"We were very pleasantly surprised to see such a potent effect," he said. "However, until now, we had only a hypothesis for the mechanism of action -- no clear-cut data."
The new study showed that when tenofovir enters human tissue it is converted into a form that disrupts an enzyme that herpes needs to make copies of itself.
In laboratory cultures of tonsil and cervical tissue, it lowered herpes viral levels by as much as 99 percent. It also prolonged the lives of mice that were given massive skin infections of herpes.
Taken as a pill, tenofovir inhibits H.I.V. but not herpes. Getting it into the vaginal wall is apparently crucial to its success.
It's unknown when microbicides will be FDA approved for women here in the U.S., but Anna Wald, M.D., a herpes specialist at the University of Washington's school of public health, told the Times that she was confident that "American women would accept it" when the time comes.
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The arrival of spring tends to prompt a shift in collective attention toward soil and seeds, the warmer weather and longer days inspiring everyone from the large-scale farmer to the casual backyard gardener to plant and grow. In most places, people look down to the ground. But in New York City, we're just as likely to look up to the sky – because here, many of our favorite farms are now on rooftops.
We've written before about the Brooklyn Grange (largest rooftop farm in the world!), documenting its construction, and interviewing Cofounder/Chief Operating Officer, Gwen Schantz. But it seems that every time we think we've finished telling the story, our friends at the Grange make another big announcement; in January, for instance, we learned that the Grange is expanding – they're building a new 45,000 square-foot rooftop farm at the Brooklyn Navy Yard (check back in May to see Ecocentric's coverage of the construction process).
We heard from the Grange again last month, when its proprietors unveiled plans to dramatically increase the farm's honey production, launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund an ambitious apiary project that will include 25 beehives, capable of producing more than 1,000 pounds of honey annually. And yeah, this will be NYC's largest commercial apiary – the Brooklyn Grange doesn't do things small.
Among the appealing elements of the apiary project is its apprenticeship program, which will train dozens of aspiring urban apiarists, and set them up with bees of their own if they complete the program and mentor the following year's group of apprentices. We're also excited by the prospect of having more honeybees around… you know, since they perform the essential ecosystem service of pollination… and since colony collapse disorder (CCD) has been decimating the population… and since the EPA doesn't seem to want to do anything about the pesticides linked by three recent studies to CCD. Of course, we're also looking forward to the honey.
You can support Brooklyn Grange's apiary project through their Kickstarter page – but hurry; the campaign ends April 19 !


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with Burnie Haney
Light Line for Pickerel & Pike... Are You Ready
Saturday, December 01, 2018
Deep Crankin Summer LMB on Cayuga Lake
Aug 04, 2018
Before we get into the report let me first explain a bracket tournament format just in case you've never heard the term. This bracket tournament format has participants (boat teams) broken down into groups of four boats and you fish from 6AM until noon with the goal of weighing in the heaviest five fish limit of any boat in your bracket. If you do that then you advance to the afternoon round where all weights are zeroed and you start over fishing from 1-4 PM for your shot at a $2,000 payday.
42 Annual Henderson Harbor Big Bass Derby
Jun 17, 2018
This trip was a fun bass opener in Region 6 waters on Lake Ontario. In preparation for the derby I scouted the entire Eastern Basin along the South shoreline from the light house North of Ray's Bay all the way around to the NE at Tibbets Pt Light house finding quality bedding bass and fish in all three phases of the spawn. I kept my area search to water that was 15 ft or less and I found main lake area surface water temps running 58-61 and in the back of some bays I marked 67-68 degrees.
Oneida Lake Pre-Spawn Fishing
Apr 30, 2018
Today was a fun trip primarily fishing two baits, the Keitech 3.3 & 3.8 Swing Impact Fat and a Strike King Rage Tail Menace using the Temple Fork Outfitters TPM Pacemaker CB 7105-1 MH rod, a 6.3:1 reel loaded with 10 lb. mono with a 16-18" section of 20 lb. fluorocarbon to protect against pickerel bite offs. When I launched at 6AM water temps were 47 degrees and by the time I stopped fishing at 5 PM the water had warmed to 50 degrees to read more click here April 30, 2018 Fishing Report
Lucky Craft Lighting Pointer, It'll Get You Bit Right Now
Mar 24, 2018
This Friday and Saturday marked my first bass fishing adventure of the 2018 season and I'm happy to report it exceeded my expectations Water was still very cold as Friday we launched in 36 degrees and by the end of the trip..... to read more click here March 23 & 24, 2018 Fishing Report .pdf


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Preservationists say the best thing that can happen to a city is to lose its bid for the Olympics. The gargantuan changes usually wrought on the landscape can erase or impinge on the traditional atmosphere of great cities. Win or lose, here's a walk in Madrid and one in Istanbul that show off the old charm of two cultural crossroads.
Istanbul: Around the Golden Horn
Turkey is a majority Muslim country, but Istanbul's religious history remains multicultural. Evidence of this is visible during a 2½-hour walk along the Halic, or Golden Horn, which separates the Old City from the more contemporary Beyoglu. At the Fener ("lighthouse") bus stop, cross Abdulezelpasa Caddesi – the main shore road – and walk past the trinket shops to the walled compound that includes the Church of St. George, seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Inside, you'll find the ivory-inlaid throne of the patriarch, Bartholomew, and a wall of gilded icons. Farther up the main avenue is the golden-domed Church of St. Stephen of the Bulgars, constructed of iron panels that were cast in Vienna, barged down the Danube and pieced together here in the late 1800s.
Continue along Murselpasa Caddesi for a meatball break at Kofteci Arnavut (look for a Mavi Kose sign), then duck into the Jewish neighborhood of Balat to reach the intersection with Leblebiciler Sokak (the Sellers of Roasted Chickpeas Street). Straight ahead is the Yanbol Synagogue, named for a town in Bulgaria. Continuing deeper into Balat takes you to the Ahrida Synagogue, with its restored wooden interior dome.
Head back to the main road and walk along the waterside parks where Turkish families picnic. Pass under the highway bridge, past Feshane, a former Ottoman fez factory, cross the boulevard and walk past the souvenir market to the Eyup Sultan Mosque and the tomb of the standard-bearer for the Prophet Muhammad. Here you can see brides in lacy gowns praying and boys parading in white capes and caps as part of their circumcision rituals.
To the left is a passageway uphill through a tulip-accented cemetery to the Pierre Loti Cafe, named for the French naval officer and novelist. From the cafe, over pistachio ice cream and coffee (still brewed over hot coals), you can see all the way to Topkapi Palace.
Madrid: A tapas trail
The visitor who happens upon Madrid's Cava Baja on a weekend evening could be forgiven for thinking a public celebration of the sort that accompanies World Cup championships or overturned dictatorships was underway. In fact, for the joyous hordes of young people who stroll its length while flirting, singing, smoking and occasionally stopping into a bar for a drink or a snack, it is just another Saturday night. Cava Baja is ground zero for that most Spanish of rituals, the tapeo.
The reason tapas restaurants outside Spain never have the right vibe is that they mistake a means for an end. A proper tapeo, in which you stand at one bar with your friends, order a drink and a snack to share, then move on to the next, repeating as long as your wallet and equilibrium hold out, is more about socializing than small plates. With dozens of tapas bars along two blocks, Cava Baja compresses the process.
The street has a long history of hospitality. Located on what was, centuries ago, the edge of the city, it used to house inns that would fill with traveling merchants. A stroll that starts at the street's northern end, called Puerta Cerrada (for the gate in the city walls that used to be locked at night), quickly takes you to two of those inns, recently redone as funky hotels fronted by modern tapas bars. At the Posada del Leon de Oro (No. 12), a plate of croquettes – some with ham, some with blood sausage, some with the potent blue Cabrales cheese, all of them properly crisp and creamy – starts things off.
A few buildings on, the street turns into a culinary tour of Spain's regional cuisines. At Orixe (17), the Galician grilled razor clams make a nicely briny accompaniment to fried Padron peppers. Txakolina (26) specializes in the slightly fizzy Basque white wine it's named after; a glass there goes well with a tigre, a broiled mussel filled with bechamel and topped with breadcrumbs. El Escaldon (29) is the place to try the classic Canary Islands dish of papas arrugadas – tiny potatoes cooked in seawater until they wrinkle, and served with a garlicky mojo sauce. Farther on, Casa Lucas (30) offers some of the tastiest tapas on the street. But with just six tables, it's best to make like the Madrilenos and squeeze yourself, standing, at the bar for calamari, wrapped in bacon and served with a squid ink mousse.
If you've done it right, by the time you get to the end of the street, the tapas bars will be closing, and you'll be ready to cross the street to Vaova, order a gin and tonic and settle into a low sofa.
Register Travel Editor Gary A. Warner contributed to this report.


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CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs have reached an agreement with the city that would allow the team to build a left-field Jumbotron at historic Wrigley Field while adding another sign in right field, the team announced Thursday.
The city's landmarks commission, which must sign off on any changes to historic structures, was meeting Thursday afternoon to decide whether to approve the deal.
Alderman Tom Tunney, whose ward includes Wrigley Field, told the commission that light from the proposed Jumbotron would be seen from blocks away. He asked that its size be reduced.
"I cannot support a proposal that so dramatically affects the quality of life of my residents," Tunney said. "The Cubs often point to large signs at Fenway and U.S. Cellular. Those signs back up to expressways, not people's homes."
If accepted, the Cubs could erect a 5,700-square-foot Jumbotron in left field of the 99-year-old ball park and a 650-square-foot sign in right field.
The agreement, reached after weeks of negotiations, underlines the fact that Wrigley, famous for the storied billy goat curse and Babe Ruth's called home run shot, is unlike any stadium in the United States.
Cubs spokesman Julian Green said the Jumbotron is slightly smaller than what the Cubs initially wanted and the right field sign is significantly smaller. The biggest change is that the Jumbotron would be 95-feet wide instead of 100 feet. That means rooftop bleachers across the street will have less obstructed views than the original design.
But the question looms if the latest deal will trigger lawsuits from the owners of the rooftops that peek over the outfield walls.
The Cubs are in the middle of a 20-year revenue-sharing agreement with the owners of the rooftops. It calls for the rooftops to hand over to the Cubs 17 percent of their gross annual revenue that they earn charging people to watch the games from bleachers they've built atop the buildings.
Cutting into their views amounts to a violation of their contracts and will devastate a multimillion-dollar enterprise that relies on a nice clear view of the playing field.
The Cubs have said the rooftop views would be "largely preserved," and have pointed out that most of the massive left-field Jumbotron is in front of one of the few buildings that does not have rooftop bleachers.
The Cubs recently brought in cranes to hoist mock-ups of the signs to see just how much they'd affect the views of the rooftops. The team has made it clear that minimal impact does not mean no impact.
The signs, particularly the Jumbotron, were the most contentious piece of a $500 million renovation puzzle the Cubs have been trying to put together since Ricketts family has owned the team.
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Each of us defines information assurance based on our own perspective. For example, a security guard might define information assurance as security clearance and access to buildings or rooms. A network administrator might base his/her definition on passwords or permission rights. Personnel at a network operations center might define it as firewalls, intrusions, viruses, and hackers.
In each of these cases, the parameters of the definition determine who does or does not have access to something. However, information assurance is much more than just that. While each perspective of information assurance is correct, the view of the total picture is not.
From a broad perspective, information assurance includes the products, procedures, and policies that allow the timely transfer of information in an accurate and secure way among all parties involved. While the technology, procedures, and policies used to achieve this have changed over the years, the underlying goals of timeliness, accuracy, and non-repudiation have remained consistent.
For example, in early history man wrote or drew in stone knowing that his neighbors could not easily change it. Timeliness was not an issue because people did not carry stone tablets around with them. By the Roman Empire, man had moved to scrolls that were easier to write on and send. However, scrolls were also easier to copy so seals were created to authenticate the sender. The arrival of the pony express raised the delivery issue; the army was asked to help protect the riders to aid in safe mail delivery.
This article defines information assurance and its terms from a technical point of view. Each term is illustrated for better understanding and will show where the various disciplines associated with information assurance fit into the overall picture. There are concluding references that provide a more in-depth understanding.
Defining Information Assurance
The term information assurance has not been defined in many publications. The definition given in "Information Assurance (IA) Awareness Program," (AFI33- 204) is similar to that of the Industry Advisory Council, Shared Interest Group on Information Assurance. They define it as follows: "Conducting those operations that protect and defend information and information systems by ensuring availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation. This includes providing for restoration of information systems by incorporating protection, detection, and reaction capabilities."
This same organization defines information security as "the result of any system of policies and procedures for identifying, controlling, and protecting unauthorized (accidental or intentional) disclosure, modification, or destruction of information or denial of service." As you will see, most of the non-technical staff equates information assurance to information security. This is an incorrect view of the whole picture.
In this article, the terms information and data are used interchangeably; data assurance is discussed in the same manner as information assurance. While there is a real distinction between the two, it is not the focus of this article.
The term assurance has many meanings. In the context of information, it is defined as a measure of confidence that the security features and architecture of an information system accurately mediates and enforces the defined security policy. This assumes that a security policy has been defined, security architecture has been approved, and security features have been implemented. This confidence is based on analysis involving theory, testing, software engineering, and validation and verification.
For the Department of Defense (DoD), confidence is documented in a System Security Accreditation Agreement (SSAA) that is signed and approved by the designated accreditation authority (DAA) before a system becomes operational. Each system needs to have a signed SSAA.
Lest you think that information assurance is achieved with DAA signing the SSAA, let us now define the five attributes of information assurance: availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation.
Access Means Availability
According to the National Computer Security Center, availability is the "state where information is in the place needed by the user, at the time the user needs it, and in the form needed by the user" [1]. The issues that most directly affect availability are information system reliability (is it up and running?), the informational level of importance (some information is more critical than others), and timely information delivery (delay of some information has a greater impact than other information).
In the past when we wanted information, we had to go to where the information was. We knew where it was located, and we had almost total control of when we wanted to get it. With the development of the Internet, the picture is reversed. We now want information to come to us, and in some cases we want the information as soon as it is generated. Previously, if the information was in another form that we were not familiar with (like a foreign language), it was our responsibility to translate it into a more familiar form. The computer age has changed that, too. Today, we expect tools to be readily available to automatically translate for us. This does not mean going from one foreign language to another but going from a spreadsheet to a word document or a database. We also expect the tools to be accurate 100 percent of the time.
These changes have brought some real challenges regarding information assurance. On the reliability front, we expect our networks, computers, pagers, Palm Pilots, and other information processing devices to work 100 percent of the time. We have built greater reliability into the devices but certain things are not within our control. For example, if someone cuts a fiber optic cable, the network goes down, and we cannot get needed information. To ensure this reliability is maintained, we rely on product designers, maintenance personnel, network designers, network administrators, and help-desk personnel.
Other information assurance issues affect timely delivery. Sometimes too much information is traveling across the network. On-time delivery becomes a big problem. There are ways to correct this problem, but they involve many disciplines working on all the issues, including software engineers, network engineers, network operations center personnel, and communications engineers. Program managers become involved as well when they address the issue of service vs. cost.
Sometimes the problem is not the amount of required information that transverses the network, but the deliberate introduction of unwanted information into the network. This information creates a problem called denial of service. Some people call it spamming the network. Some of the disciplines that work on this problem are security personnel, network operations center personnel, security managers, and network administrators.
Some other issues addressed are viruses, worms, and Trojan horses that crash our computers, networks, and other communication devices. This has been a large growth area in information assurance, and many resources are applied daily to make sure these problems do not affect both the reliability of our communication devices and the timely delivery of information.
The last area for availability has been the development of tools that make the presentation of information in the form we want it to be. Typically, we do not think of computer programmers being involved in information assurance, but they play a key role here. Some of the other disciplines involved are requirements engineers, quality assurance personnel, and configuration managers.
The second IA attribute is integrity, which is "sound, unimpaired, or perfect condition" [2]. Here we are looking more at system integrity instead of data integrity (although both can be considered).
System integrity looks at the overall architecture of the system and how it is implemented. The design has to follow best practices and considers how various devices affect the overall design. You would not want to put a chokepoint into a network that would become a prime target for an enemy to hit or which could bring down the network if it became inoperable.
Not only are we concerned with how the system is designed, but also how it will be maintained. We do not want to make it more costly to maintain than what the information is worth. We also look at what happens when unforeseen events happen, such as earthquakes or power failure. We need to have contingency plans in place so we can continue our operations during these types of events. Some of the disciplines involved here are program managers, system designers, contingency planners, operations personnel, and human resources personnel.
The third IA attribute is authentication, which is defined by the National Computer Security Center as follows: "... 1) to verify the identity of the user, device, or other entity in a computer system, often as a prerequisite to allowing access to resources in a system, and 2) to verify the integrity of data that have been stored, transmitted, or otherwise exposed to possible unauthorized modification" [3]. Authentication ensures that you have the right to see the information, and that you are who you say you are.
The two elements often associated with authentication are logins and passwords. You are generally given a login name when the system administrator is sure you are who you say you are. You then establish a password so the system can be sure you are who you say you are. Helping the system administrator is the security personnel who might look into your background to see who you really are. Instead of a login name and password, a fingerprint device or retinal scanner may help establish who you are.
Not only do people need to be authenticated, so do devices. The network might need to confirm where it is getting its information, and it may require that routers, bridges, and other communicating devices identify themselves to the network. These network devices go through a process of exchanging information to establish their identity. This authentication process is often called a network protocol. Here, a different group of individuals are involved such as network programmers and standards committees who determine what valid protocols are, and how they are to be implemented.
Authentication also makes sure that the needed information is not altered between the time it is generated and the time it is received. There are several ways information can be altered, including viruses, worms, or Trojan horses that alter information at any time during generation, transmission, or receipt. For example, an unscrupulous individual monitoring the network could change the information while it is traveling across the network. Or, some of our translation tools could introduce errors into the information.
Some of the disciplines involved in making sure information integrity are maintained include network operations personnel who are looking for unusual activities on the network. Security police might patrol unsecured portions of the network. System designers might include a protected distribution system to make sure intruders cannot get into the network. Software testing personnel could conduct tests to make sure the translation tools work as designed. Configuration management personnel could ensure that the right version of the software is operational on the system.
Confidentiality is the fourth IA attribute. It is "the concept of holding sensitive data in confidence, limited to an appropriate set of individuals or organizations " [4]. Confidentiality is often referred to as information security. Here we deal with two issues: clearances and data security.
Access to data is based on two criteria: a security clearance and a need to know. In the DoD, there are several agencies whose mission is to determine the trustworthiness of an individual. Security clearances are issued based on that trustworthiness. Normally, security personnel only deal with those individuals who need and/or have a security clearance. It is up to the data owner to determine who has the need to know. The disciplines involved here utilize security managers, investigation personnel, arbitrators, operational personnel, and human resources personnel.
Data security can be provided by building private networks, encrypting the data that travel across unprotected sections of the network, providing protective distribution systems, or building secure enclosures where the data can be processed. These measures use security personnel, communications security personnel, emanation personnel, program managers, communications engineers, and a dozen other disciplines. The National Security Agency becomes involved in the many issues associated with data security.
The last IA attribute is non-repudiation. This is "a service that provides proof of the integrity and origin of data, both in an unforgeable relationship, which can be verified by any third party at any time; or, an authentication that with high assurance can be asserted to be genuine, and that cannot subsequently be refuted" [5].
There are three types of services in non-repudiation: non-repudiation of origin, non-repudiation of submission, and non-repudiation of delivery. Non-repudiation of origin protects against any attempt by the message originator to deny sending a message. Non-repudiation of submission protects against any attempt by message transit point to deny that a message was submitted for delivery. Non-repudiation of delivery protects against any attempt by a message recipient to deny receiving a message. Two of the services that support non-repudiation are data signature and encryption.
Data signature is a fairly new area of information assurance, although ideas for it have been around for a long time. The technology for doing data signatures is still not at the level of confidence that is needed for widespread use. Many legal issues need to be addressed, which utilize two other professions to IA: lawyers and judges.
We have already addressed the issue of encryption. Some new technologies are emerging that will make data encryption less costly and less man-power intensive. Much of this new technology has been developed because e-commerce has created a greater need for encryption.
Several disciplines are involved in IA. Today, IA is an issue that has to be addressed in every phase of a system life cycle. Even in system disposal, information assurance plays a key role. After years of protecting information, you do not want to give it all away with an improper system disposal.
The key document ensuring that all attributes of IA are addressed is the SSAA. This document begins with the concept design phase and is reviewed regularly to make sure that any changes to the system have addressed security issues.
Information assurance and its attributes have been defined in both technical and non-technical terms. The author has only brushed lightly across some of the issues associated with IA. A great general source on information assurance for program managers and others who want a general concept review is, "An Introduction to Computer Security: The NIST Handbook" [6]. More technical documents have been developed by the National Computer Security Center (both technical reports and technical guides) and by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (both their own special publications and the Federal Information Processing Standards publications).
We are all involved in information assurance. Not only do we depend on it to do our work, but also we are involved in making sure it works. Remember, information is only as good as the assurance that we apply to it. Not all information needs to be protected at the same level, but all information needs to be protected.


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Asks PennDOT to revaluate traffic in borough
- A special meeting of the Honesdale Borough Council provided a decision that has been years in the making. A motion read by Council Member Juanita Pisano, it states: "Following a report from the Honesdale Borough Traffic Engineer, which includes a traffic study revealing a suspected 30 percent increase in motor vehicle accidents since the inception of one-way traffic in October 2009 and potentially limited emergency vehicle access and or response time, and because I believe that the existing traffic pattern is perilous to pedestrians and motorists alike, I move that the Honesdale Borough Council: "Formally request the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to initiate an immediate evaluation of existing one-way traffic in Honesdale; "Recommend to PennDOT a return of conventional two-way traffic patterns on Main Street and Church Street...at the sole and exclusive expense of PennDOT; "To take any and all preliminary action necessary to accomplish this conversion." The motion concluded with the authorization of Council President F.J. Monaghan "to transmit notice of this action to PennDOT immediately." This motion came after public input and the presentation of a traffic study conducted by Bogart Engineering. During the public comment section of the meeting, former council member Marty Hedgelon offered his recount of events from the time the one-way conversion occurred. "I was on council when the bridge project was discussed," he said. Hedgelon said that council in 2006 was presented with three plans to consider, with PennDOT stipulating "no changes can be made to them." He said since the one-way conversion "safety has always been an issue." Hedgelon added that the main sticking point for that council was the construction of the Church Street Bridge. "We wanted the bridge," he said. "We could take the options or no bridge." Council member Jim Brennan concurred with Hedgelon's statements, saying that that is also what he remembers. "If we didn't go for it, the bridge wouldn't be funded," he said. Cheryl Celesky of Honesdale compared the current situation on Main Street to a gauntlet. "I think what we have is a gauntlet on Main Street," she said. "You have vehicles edging in, car doors opening and cars coming in from side streets." She expressed to council that she doesn't "see how this makes traffic any safer. It is not safer for pedestrians." She continued to say she also feels the one-way traffic is not helping the businesses on Main Street. "It is not helping people look and shop on Main Street." Bill McAllister spoke and said he "has been a proponent for the two-way conversion since the beginning." He echoed that safety has always been a concern and that "it is PennDOT's responsibility. They should assume the responsibility to put it back." Member of the One-Way Traffic Complaint Committee Bob Shepstone also recalled issues from the one-way inception. "There are many good reasons to oppose," the one-way streets, he said. "When you look at the safety factor, they created a system to move cars," Shepstone said. "The system is not good at moving people." Shepstone said the conversion "was forced on us" and that the community "got trapped into this." He urged council to "not run scared for funding. Don't be trapped by the money trap." Stan Pratt also spoke on how the conversion has affected emergency response vehicles. He said a major concern for him is pedestrian safety. "There was especially concern with the state putting the crosswalks on the wrong side," he said. Pratt said when council approached PennDOT to have them fixed, they were told "to fix it at the expense of the borough." Pratt said emergency vehicles trying to respond having to go through Main or Church Streets can be challenging. With cars changing lanes, Pratt says "it adds a tremendous amount of risk for the driver and the pedestrian." The one-way traffic "sometimes causes back-up and a delay" in response times. Traffic study results Mary Bogart of Bogart Engineering is the borough's traffic engineer. She was asked to conduct a traffic study between 2007 and the end of 2012. Bogart began her presentation by providing the background of the issue. "In Dec. 2006, a motion passed to send a letter to PennDOT" regarding the traffic pattern, she said. She said that in Jan. 2007, the council sent a letter to PennDOT requesting a meeting to discuss the issues with the project. "There was no reply from PennDOT," Bogart said. In March of 2007, after originally rejecting the plan, PennDOT presented council with three options. The first was to "squash the project completely." The second option was to accept the project "as-is." The third option was to reject the project and have "PennDOT redesign" it "with no time frame of completion." Council chose to accept the project as-is with a four-two vote. The Church Street bridge was opened in Oct. 2009. "In January 2013, public opinion was split," on whether or not the one-way conversion was a good thing. In July 2013, council authorized Bogart Engineering to do a traffic study on accidents in the borough from 2007 to the end of 2012. "The crash data received is confidential from PennDOT," she said. Bogart said the study found that "there is an increase in crashes by 30 percent," with the one-way streets. She also said the crashes that are occurring are the two most common types and are also "the most prevalent on two-way streets." Council member Scott Smith asked Bogart to disclose the "number of crashes we are dealing with." Bogart declined saying that she "won't publicly disclose the number," but that the increase the numbers show "is significant."


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jgerard brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 63 Designs von 21 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
i-Sight is a software platform. We started in 1999 offering customer complaint tracking software. We still sell this, but today most of our business comes from selling investigation software.
Companies like Dell, Coke, Siemens, AllState and lots of other big companies use i-Sight to manage HR investigations (think discrimination, bribery, fraud, theft, harassment, etc.).
Because we well to big companies we're aren't looking for anything too off the wall - just a simple update to the logo.
Our target audience is large companies - we need to look corporate/ big company just like them.
We normally sell to Director or VP Level. Normally they're in HR, Compliance or Legal. Usually over the age of 40, and 60% are women.
Lot's of ex-cops or law enforcement - that's why we used the shield in our mock-up.
We are going to be launching a new website soon. This design is based on the concept that our software helps companies protect their brand.
In the attached screenshot you will see that we've used a shield image on the homepage. We have a few ideas of what might work:
1 - same logo but using the blue color used in the site design
2 - same logo, but instead of the i with a swoosh, putting the i on a shield. We like this idea because then we could use the shield with the i as an icon or standalone image elsewhere.
** Colors - we have a lot of marketing material that uses the current logo colors. Because of this, we don't really want a radical departure from the existing color scheme. The new blue used in the attached screengrab, and the orange are the color family we'd like to stick with. We're open to ideas, but generally a simple design that uses the blue and orange would be ideal.
We have two websites that we like: http://www.investigationsystem.com and http://i-sight.com, but our main site http://www.customerexpressions.com is the one being refreshed with the attached design.
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Simon Johnson, co-author of "13 Bankers"
For three decades, the owners of property weakened protections for workers creating a huge and growing spread between rich and poor. It did not happen by accident or some cyclic pattern, it happened because of changes in policies and practices.
If you hadn't noticed the changes, it was because they were small and persistent until they have come to a BUST! One can believe this is not true, but the facts are right there in front of you, if one pays attention.
The election between two men and two parties will not change anything, it doesn't matter which man or party one supports, they both have gone over to the owners of property side. For evidence of that, look at the current financial advisors for President Obama, they are carry overs from Clinton and Bush. They both had moved over years ago and some didn't recognize the shift because it was slow, complex, and persistent.
There will be Great Depression II unless and until the public figures it out. The loudmouths and fear-mongers are those who do not recognize the consequences of their beliefs and votes.
I am telling you this, not because I want to make you afraid! I want you to wake up to the facts and their meanings. There are things one can do to not only survive, but flourish in this downturn. There is a lot of information available on the web, some terribly stupid and loud and seemingly convincing in their prattle. Pay attention to things like unemployment, private and public debt, when borrowing is a stupid thing to do and when it is wise. At this time, valid information is critical.
Under no condition should you BELIEVE me. You look! You gather the facts! You pay attention to different points of view! You make a decision as to whether I speak from fact or fiction.
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The Coming Collapse of the Middle Class
"Distinguished law scholar Elizabeth Warren teaches contract law, bankruptcy, and commercial law at Harvard Law School. She is an outspoken critic of America's credit economy, which she has linked to the continuing rise in bankruptcy among the middle-class."
Remember, this lecture was given in March, 2007; the BUST "officially began in December 2007".
Melinda, You state it so clearly and accurately. Now, to get busy harvesting parsley, oregano and thyme. I'll be back on FB later. By the way, my tomatoes are just gorgeous and so delicious. Won't have enough to can; next year more pots of tomatoes. By the way, my garlic is just outstanding.
Sometimes it's more frugal than was planned! I announced that I'm turning my box flower garden into a box vegetable garden, now one friend lends me a book about city gardens and the other talked about leftover seeds, but what she brought yesterday was all new! Now I have a hanging thing to grow tomatoes in, garden gloves, markers and ten packets of seeds for vegetables and herbs. I cannot wait to start!
Melinda, dogs do present a challenge to a gardener and I think you growing things in pots is a good option.
Now is the time to plant garlic. The old old Farmers' Almanac said to plant on the shortest day of the year and harvest on the longest. That doesn't work for me because our ground is frozen on Dec. 22-23. So I plant them now, they grow all winter and in the spring give off a beautiful show. When the green leaves begin to turn born, start harvesting them. I waited this year until they were totally brown and they are delicious. My neighbor looked over our fence a few minutes ago and asked if i had any more. She said these were the best she has ever eaten or cooked with. I gave her a big container full and I still have enough for my needs. Sentient will grow his in pots this winter and I look forward to learning how they grow.
One way to get garlic from store bought, is to use the tiny cloves at the center of some varieties and plant them. I did that many years ago and still get garlic out of that ground.
Sorry about the bunny. I feel sad when cats get birds, but it is part of nature.
So very glad insurance will pick up part of the expense of a new insulin-pump for your son; Yet $491.55 is a lot of money and I wouldn't be able to do that. I surely hope diabetes research brings more options, and that more help comes for health care costs for working people and the needy.
It is now 76 degrees, full sun, 2:52 Pm and the birds chirp away making music for my pleasure. This is a wonderful way to retire.
Hope you weekend is special, especially with your daughter coming home for the weekend. Joan
Melinda, your strategy puts you right on target. Everything you state is fact, not belief. Please continue to share your ideas with me/us. We need all the creativity, imagination, experience as we can get. Thanks so much for your many contributions to this site.
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Mother had babied a geranium through the fall and into the cold of December. It sat proudly on the desk with light from that east window to keep it green. I was careless and knocked it off the desk, breaking the pot and smashing the plant/ She didn't get mad at me, but I could tell it was a big loss to her.
I was determined to find a way to replace it and eventually found this one at McGlathery's Florist in Powell. It was one of the most expensive gifts I ever bought. I got it home somehow and hid it in the bottom of our tiny closet till Christmas morning. The recorded smile was worth every effort and it is one of the most remembered gifts that I gave.


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Sept. 2, 2006
TORONTO, ONTARIO _ Exhibition basketball games in early September are more about the experience gained than the wins collected.
But Lipscomb Coach Scott Sanderson would have been a lot happier if his Bisons had ended up on the right side of an 84-77 score Saturday morning against the University of Toronto Varsity Blues at a neutral court at Humber College. But the fast-paced game gave Sanderson's team the type of test it needed.
"This kind of game was great for us, especially how Toronto played and the way they spread the floor offensively," said Sanderson. "This game is going to be an unbelievable learning experience for us.
"Toronto shoots the ball and executes well," said Sanderson. "They did a lot of pick and rolls, which we have not worked on a lot. They knew when to take the ball to the basket. They caused some problems."
Tonight the Bisons return to the court to play Guelph University at 7 p.m. CDT in the second of four exhibition games against Canadian teams.
Sanderson used 10 players, with freshmen Devon Seaford, Michael Teller, Brandon Moore and transfers Ryan Daniel and Jason Hopkins all on the court for significant amounts of time.
The Bisons starting line-up for both the first and second halves was Trey Williams at the point, Brian Fisk and Michael Lusk at the other guard positions, Eddie Ard at the No. 4 forward spot and Hopkins at center.
The Bisons were down 45-37 in the first half but outscored Toronto 40-39 in the second half.
"The thing I didn't like was the transition baskets we gave up in the first half," said Sanderson. "We gave up a lot of cheap transition baskets. I thought our half-court defense in the first half was not very good.
"And then, when we got to a workable margin late in the second half, we never could get that signature stop. I thought in the second half was established ourselves on defense for a little while."
Teller and Seaford both showed an unusual amount of poise. Teller led the Bisons in scoring with 17 points, hitting 6-of-10 shots from the field, 3-of-5 from the 3-point line. Seaford added 10 points.
"We thought going in both of those kids were going to good players for us," said Sanderson. "They have a long way to go defensively, but they are going to be good players."
Also in double figures for the Bisons was Ard.
Toronto placed five players in double figures with Dwayne Grant leading all scorers with 20, Mike Williams (19), Ben Katz (16) and Mohammed Safarzadeh and Mike Degiorgio with 10 apiece.
The Bisons shot 44.6 percent (29-of-65) from the field. Toronto shot 58.2 percent (32-of-55) from the field.
Toronto also held a 36-29 advantage in rebounding. Lusk and Ard tied for the rebounding lead for the Bisons with seven each.
"This experience will be so valuable to us in January and February in terms of building this team," said Sanderson. "We wanted to build team unity on this trip. And we wanted to learn the strengths and weaknesses of our players. After game one we learned more about our team than we did after 10 days of practice."
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In our ongoing coverage of bad-asses and freaks of nature, check out this video of SCARPA team member Raphael Slawinski, who recently climbed a bolt-less new route called The Peach in his backyard of the Canadian Rockies. Alpinist just posted a short report on the climb and Slawinski has more beta on his blog.
According to Slawinski, "it's fun to go out on easy days … but … after an easy day, I'm left wanting."
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That man who sings the novelty pop song "Gangnam Style" has issued a full and frank apology according to The Daily Dot:
"As a proud South Korean who was educated in the United States and lived there for a very significant part of my life, I understand the sacrifices American servicemen and women have made to protect freedom and democracy in my country and around the world. The song I featured on in question from eight years ago –- was part of a deeply emotional reaction to the war in Iraq and the killing of two Korean schoolgirls that was part of the overall antiwar sentiment shared by others around the world at that time."
Perhaps I should have made this more clear. He's not yet apologised for his song, "Gangnam style". Instead he's crapping his pants over a song he sang years ago demanding people murder the "f–king Yankees". Apparently not all publicity is good publicity and his CV was starting to look a bit dodgy now it has been revealed he once sung these lyrics:
Kill those f–king Yankees who have been torturing Iraqi captives Kill those f–king Yankees who ordered them to torture Kill their daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, and fathers Kill them all slowly and painfully
(Again from The Daily Dot)
The track itself is here:
I don't speak Korean but the tune itself sounds pretty siiick[1] to me. His apology continues:
"While I'm grateful for the freedom to express one's self, I've learned there are limits to what language is appropriate and I'm deeply sorry for how these lyrics could be interpreted. I will forever be sorry for any pain I have caused by those words.
"I have been honored to perform in front of American soldiers in recent months -– including an appearance on the Jay Leno show specifically for them — and I hope they and all Americans can accept my apology. While it's important that we express our opinions, I deeply regret the inflammatory and inappropriate language I used to do so. In my music, I try to give people a release, a reason to smile. I have learned that thru music, our universal language we can all come together as a culture of humanity and I hope that you will accept my apology."
Full apology in The Daily Dot.
The big pussy didn't actually write the tune but according to ABC 7 news in 2007 he made a point of smashing a model of a U.S. tank on stage. ABC News reports:
The 34-year-old rapper says the protests were part of a "deeply emotional" reaction to the war and the death of two Korean school girls, who were killed when a U.S. military vehicle hit them as they walked alongside the road. He noted anti-war sentiment was high around the world at the time.
Fortunately his anti-American sentiment appears to have calmed since people started paying him lots of money to sing harmless novelty pop songs instead. Gangnam style indeed!
[1] This is intended as a compliment. I actually like the dense sound of this tune even if the translated and decontextualised lyrics appear a bit moronic.


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Gold(COMEX:GCK14) climbed to the highest price in almost two weeks as a weaker dollar and tension in Ukraine prompted haven demand. U.S. stocks rose as the Nasdaq 100 Index rebounded from its worst three-day slide since 2011.
Gold advanced 0.8 percent to $1,308.60 at 11:08 a.m. in New York. The dollar(NYBOT:DXM14) dropped to the lowest level in more than five months. The Nasdaq 100 index of technology stocks rose 0.9 percent after a 4.3 percent slide since April 2. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed for the first time in three days, adding 0.3 percent to erase an earlier drop of 0.4 percent. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index slid 0.6 percent, while the MSCI Emerging Markets Index increased 1 percent.
Ukraine sent additional police forces into eastern regions after pro-Russian protesters seized government buildings. In the U.S., technology stocks from Google Inc. to Yahoo Inc. rallied more than 2 percent after a three-day selloff that helped erase the year's gain in the S&P 500. Alcoa Inc., the biggest U.S. producer of aluminum, reports first-quarter earnings today. Price swings in currency markets have tumbled to a six-year low as central banks from the U.S. to Japan seek to boost growth with cheap cash and record-low interest rates, encouraging investors to seek higher-yielding assets.
"There certainly has been more interest again in emerging markets, suggesting that many investors are again looking out for yield," said Jane Foley, senior foreign-exchange strategist at Rabobank International in London. "That's clearly a risk-on scenario that is dollar-negative.
Greenback Weakness
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the greenback against 10 major currencies, fell 0.6 percent to 1,008.97, the lowest level since October. The yen advanced 1 percent to 102.10 per dollar and the euro gained 0.4 percent to $1.3794.
The JPMorgan Global FX Volatility Index rose 0.3 percent to 7 percent, after closing at 6.98 percent yesterday, the lowest since July 2007.
A custom Bloomberg index with equal weightings of the dollar's 20 most-traded emerging-market peers increased to its highest level since Dec. 16.
The weaker dollar "is definitely supporting gold," Bernard Sin, the head of currency and metal trading at MKS (Switzerland) SA, a Geneva-based refiner, said today by phone.
Gold advanced to the highest level in almost two weeks and has gained 9.1 percent this year, rebounding from the biggest annual drop in more than three decades. Silver rose 0.8 percent to $20.065 an ounce.
Russia called on Ukraine to halt all military preparations in the east "immediately" or risk civil war. The U.S. has said there is evidence that some protesters may be paid provocateurs.
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Practical Asterisk 1.4 being (written) published online
If you can read German and interested in Asterisk, you may have already read the book by Stefan Wintermeyer, Asterisk 1.2 + 1.4. Now this book is being translated by Stephen Bosch under the name Practical Asterisk 1.4. This early version is a work in progress and online to find bugs and get your feedback.
Stephen plans to get the translation completed by end of 2007. So get over there and proof read or give your feed back, so we can have another good Asterisk 1.4 book soon. The book is being published under GNU Free Documentation License.


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