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Happy 90th birthday, William Froug! Froug started out as a radio writer at CBS, transitioned to television, and wound up producing some of the medium's biggest hits. He served as a producer on The Twilight Zone, Bewitched, and Gilligan's Island, among others. When he left production, Froug began teaching screenwriting at UCLA and authored several books on the subject, including The Screenwriter Looks at the Screenwriter and Screen-writing Tricks of the Trade.
Here are some selections from his 2011 Archive interview:
On the secret to writing for radio:
What's the secret? I think the secret is just keep making it up as you go along. I really do. It's one sentence at a time. I never had an outline for anything I ever did. Ever. Just start writing. If you can entertain yourself, there's a chance you can entertain somebody else. That was my philosophy. I kept myself amused and I'm a short attention span guy. But each sentence would surprise me. I never knew what was going to happen next, and that kept me going. If I'd had an outline I would have dropped it long ago.
On working with Rod Serling as a producer on The Twilight Zone:
On why The Twilight Zone has continued to be a popular series after all these years:
I think Rod Serling. He wrote great scripts. That's why. Stories were great. By and large they are great.
On being the Executive Producer in Charge of Drama at CBS:
It really meant I read all the scripts for dramatic series – met with the producers of dramatic series. Let them know I was going to be reading their material and make suggestions from time to time. I was greeted like cancer, you know. The blank stares "You think you're going to tell us how to produce our series?" I'd been a line producer. I knew that wasn't going to happen. But that was the job. So I read their scripts. Never said a word. Never met with them. That was my job.
On why he began teaching screenwriting at UCLA:
It's in my blood. I can't explain that. Like what made me have to be a writer? I just knew I wanted to be a teacher. I just knew I had to do it and I love it. When I first started at CBS in radio, in the very beginning, I started a course one night a week in radio writing at CBS in one of their offices. Had about three or four people show up. But I had this urge to teach. It's just in me. There's no "what led me to it" anymore than what led me to be a writer.
On producing Bewitched:
I didn't have anything to do because Bill Asher actually produced it and directed it and correctly took the credit and was married to the star. There was no role for me there, really. He just wanted somebody to be the titular producer, who he could then blame for anything that went wrong. He wasn't interested in me as a producer. He was looking for a fall guy, basically. Because when he had battles with his wife, he didn't have anybody to blame. Now he could blame me. That's all right.
On his philosophy on screenwriting:
Basically, find a clear line. The key is to find a line. The storyline is king. And Page 1, Line 1 is when the story must start. You pick up the script. Page 1, Line 1, the reader has got to know what kind of story he's getting and what kind of genre to expect. Is it going to be a mystery? Is it going to be a comedy? What's it going to be? I called it the opening signal: Page 1, Line 1. Then you've got to grab the audience within the first five pages, preferably the first two. That's very important.
Happy 90th birthday, William! Here's to many, many more!
Watch Froug's two-hour Archive interview here.


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The current design of our bussiness cards is home grown and needs a professional review/refresh.
At Datalicious we help you turn data into insights and actionablerecommendations. Our services range from best practice consulting overweb analytics solution design and implementation to concept testing anddata analysis. We specialize in campaign and website optimization aswell as customer profiling, targeting and media planning. The current design of our bussiness cards is home grown and needs a professional review/refresh.
- Two print ready JPG files for the front and back of the new business cards following the below printing specs.
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- Two Photoshop PSD source files with all layers editable and unlocked for the front and back of the new business cards so we can create new cards when new empoyees are hired.
- Please have a look at the existing business card design below, we like the direction but want it fine tuned.
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- Back of the card should have the logo with tagline (on black background preferred but would like to see white background version as well).
- Front of the card should have some other treatment (smaller logo, subtle graphic effect, etc) plus all the other information (name, position, web address, email address, phone, fax, mobile and skype but no postal address).
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The summer moviegoing season is a time for superheroes, explosions — and marketing tie-ins. Some are a common-sense pairing of cinema and brand — "Fast & Furious 6" and Dodge, "The Hangover: Part III" and Caesar's Palace Las Vegas — while others are a little more perplexing.
Here's a list of some of this year's most over-the-top and unexpected movie tie-ins:
The movie: "Man of Steel"
The product: Hardee's (East Coast) and Carl's Jr.'s (West Coast) Super Bacon Cheeseburger
The concept: It takes many brands to save Metropolis. The upcoming Superman movie starring Henry Cavill has deals with 100 companies, including Gillette, Wal-Mart and eyeglass maker Warby Parker. One head-scratcher is "Man of Steel's" fast-food tie-in, a calorie-laden sandwich promising four extra strips of bacon. Given Cavill's sculpted physique in the film, it seems obvious Superman would see a bacon cheeseburger as nothing short of Kryptonite. Perhaps that's why it's a construction worker who actually takes a bite in this Man of Steel-themed ad.
The movie: "The Internship"
The product: Google
The concept: Shot in part on the tech company's Mountain View campus and featuring a cameo by co-founder Sergei Brin, this comedy stars Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson as unsuccessful salesmen who secure a couple of Google's coveted internships. Google participated in the movie — which highlights products like Gmail, Google Plus and its self-driving car — to boost interest in high-tech careers and promote its internal ideal of "Googleyness." Yes that's an actual word people at Google use. Seriously. Google it.
The movie: "The Great Gatsby"
The product: Tiffany & Co.
The concept: Rich people used to live even more decadently in the Roaring '20s than they do in Lil Wayne videos — or so say the Cliffs Notes for "The Great Gatsby." So it makes sense that luxury brands like Brooks Brothers and Tiffany appear both in Baz Luhrmann's adaptation — bedecking stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan in pink linen and platinum — and in tie-in product lines for real people. And by real people we mean those of you who have $200,000 to drop on Daisy Buchanan's diamond-and-pearl headband with detachable brooch.
The movie: "Despicable Me 2"
The product: Fatherhood
The concept: Animated supervillain Felonius Gru used to be concerned with ambitious heists like stealing the moon, but in this sequel, Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) is more worried about being a good dad to his three adopted daughters. It's a theme the National Fatherhood Clearinghouse Council, a government program charged with promoting responsible fatherhood, has seized on for a group of PSAs. (If this seems awfully high-minded for Hollywood, bear in mind the movie also has a banana-scented fart gun for sale in its toy line).
The movie: "Star Trek: Into Darkness"
The product: Audi
The concept: Occasionally a movie's marketing halo is what Spock would call highly illogical. The official automobile tie-in for J.J.Abrams' "Star Trek" sequel is Mazda, but the car that raised eyebrows was Audi, for a 2-minute, 45-second viral video starring the franchise's two lead Vulcans, Leonard Nimoy and Zachary Quinto, racing each other to a country club. Perhaps the real loser here is the car Nimoy drives in the ad, a Mercedes. From behind the wheel, elder Spock moans, "I feel like I'm stuck in a black hole."
The movie: "Turbo"
The product: The Indianapolis 500
The concept: Turbo, a humble garden snail voiced by Ryan Reynolds, dreams of winning the Indianapolis 500 in this film from DreamWorks Animation. The real speedway is part of the movie — DreamWorks artists traveled to Indianapolis to take in a race and study its scale. Indy 500 winners Dario Franchitti and Mario Andretti both appeared in a spot for "Turbo," which aired during this year's race in May, thus cornering the small but mighty racing/mollusk crossover fan market.


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"A knack for invoking emotion...this is the evolution of electronica."—Austin Chronicle
Fans of electronic music will be intrigued by this special evening of film and live music featuring French duo M83 and Berlin's Ulrich Schnauss—plus a new documentary about synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog (at 7:30 pm) to get your evening started. Discounted ticket packages including both the concert and the film are available from the Wexner Center ticket office.
French duo M83's reputation spread rapidly over the Internet long before the belated domestic release of their acclaimed CD Dead Cities, Red Seas, and Lost Ghosts. Ambitious and accomplished in bringing a strong sense of human touch and the natural world into their majestic cinematic evocations of modern life, M83's My Bloody Valentine-meets-Boards of Canada sound has quickly set a new standard for electronic music today. Live, M83 emphasize the rhythmic propulsion that's somewhat understated on their recordings and bring to the fore their interest in guitar-based melodies to augment an array of keyboards and samples.
Opening the concert will be Berlin's Ulrich Schnauss, whose most recent release, A Strangely Isolated Place, has been championed by computer-music cognoscenti for its epic and uplifting updates of glitch.
Start your evening at 7:30 pm with Moog, Hans Fjellestad's exciting new documentary film about the life and legacy of synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog, whose revolutionary instruments opened the pathways now explored by contemporary electronic musicians including M83 and Ulrich Schnauss. See the film/video pages of this web site for more about the film.
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Yale PRs
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400m 49.26
500m 1:05.51
High School PRs
100m 10.7
200m 21.7
400m 47.98
800m 1:54.3
2012-2013: Registered 19 top-10 finishes...Placed third in the 500-meters and second in the 4x400 meter relay against Dartmouth and Columbia...Finished second in the 400-meters and third in the 4x400 meter relay against Harvard and Princeton...Member of DMR team that placed first in prelims and fifth in finals at indoor IC4As, taking All-East honors...Regularly ran as a member of the 4x100- and 4x400-meter relay teams...Competed in the 4x100 meter relay, 4x400 meter relay and 400-meter dash at outdoor Heps...Competed in the 4x100-meter relay team that at Penn Relays and outdoor IC4As.
2011-2012: Consistent contributor in 4x100- and 4x400-meter relays…Competed on sixth-place 4x400-meter relay team at indoors Heps…Part of All-East 4x400-meter relay team at IC4As that ran the fourth-best time in Yale history…Third place in 400-meter dash at UConn Invitational and fourth at HYP…Competed at Penn Relays…Sixth in the 200-meter dash at HYP.
High School: Three-time All-American in the Sprint Medley Relay in 2009, 2010, and 2011.


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For the past several years, the City has been lining all clay sewer pipes with an epoxy resin material. The process involves usin ghigh pressure hot water to cure the epoxy resin in place, which creates a new inner pipe within the existing clay pipe. The process is long lasting and does not require the streets to be torn up which is a huge bonus! It also prevents tree roots from growing into the pipes. This project will be complete after 2017.


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I know my crap is meager to what you guys run, but the assembling and playing entertains me to no end.
As all know, my main system is on the deck where I am now, and I am eager to upgrade but can't find an upgrade as the audio and video (visuals) are great, and combined blow anything you have away. I say that because the visual side is compelling in my system.
So I have been working on my RedNeck Bar system.
I have learned from yall, that it takes time and many adjustments to put up a class system on the cheap. You can't just put in an order, you have to work and live with it and make changes as you understand it.
After ten years of change, I am zeroing in to good tunes there now. It was never bad, even with the BOSE, but it is improving.
I spend a lot of time down there. The temp is always cool there. I have my treadmill and a pool table I need to practice on before CarverFest. I see a Foosball table there in the photo. I have not played since 1972 when I was the best in the world.
The retail of my rack is high which means nothing. Of course most is second hand from the bargain shop. The only new piece is my preamp -
I bought it from a guy like some of you, or a guy like Bob Carver -
I've taken the platform of the successful 3.7 design, and stretched it to the limits...
Customers have given rave reviews of the 3.7, and how it does SO much to the music at such a low cost (adding sparkle, air and warmth, as well as lush Tube Harmonics), I've decided to go the extra mile on all parts in the signal chain to offer a Top Of The line unit. The "UNLIMITED" is essentially built like a tank, and offers components that I don't feel you can get any better performance out of at any price!
~I've upgraded the signal caps to "Audio Cap Theta" Audiophile units.
~The power supply caps are ELNA units rated at double the voltage.
~The resistors in the power supply are MILLS non-inductive Metal-Oxide.
~Tube sockets feature gold-plated pins.
~There are two independant Fully-Regulated SMPS supplies within the unit.
They are rated 3 times what the working amperage of the preamp is for extra reliability and longer life. They're tightly regulated, produce very low amounts of heat, and are extremely reliable.
~ I.E.C. 3 Prong fused connector for AC Mains.
~Phono stage is incorperated into the unit.
~ALPS Blue 100k Stereo volume pots for both Master Volume and the Input trim.
~(6) sets of RCA jacks are Audiophile-Grade Dayton units Gold-plated over solid brass.
~All circuitry is still point-to-point and soldered with Silver-Solder.
~ALL Internal wiring is pure 100% Oxygen-Free Copper
~JJ Gold-pin 12au7's included.
~Includes (2) Sets of 3 Foot Dayton Gold-Plated RCA cables with a large dialectric core and excellent braided shielded connected to oversized barrels.
~Chromed Brass Isolation spikes to eliminate induced vibrations from the preamp
~Solid Alloy knobs with set screws
All of this adds up to extremely quiet, high-headroom Audiophile-Grade performance that's made in the USA and backed up with a 2 year warranty. The aesthetics are the same as the 3.7 (pictured), but in a wider chassis which is still only 12" X 7" X 5.5" tall with tubes.
The unit features an IEC 3-prong power cable input, and will work with ANY voltage from 110-240 VAC.
Features, Power switch, Master Volume, Copper/Ceramic Selector switch, Standby switch. (4) sets of RCA Inputs (with Input 1 being a dedicated Phono Input), (2) sets of Stereo Outputs, Input trim control (to match levels of various devices).
All internal wiring and components are oriented for the best amount of shielding and noise rejection. Star Grounding technique employed to keep ground points between signal and power isolated from each other.
I doubt you will be able to find a more reliable, solid, beautifully-crafted or better sounding preamplifier for over twice the price. I personally build every unit I sell, from cutting, drilling the chassis down to soldering and testing.
He sent me some tubes to roll also. It is breaking in and all I have to compare it to is a CT-6 which is unfair due to the time differences.
The phono stage here is very good.
I upgraded my TT to a Rega P5 with power supply. That was silly at the time, but now my system is catching up. I have no need of an instrument like that, and ran across it after months of searching for a deal on a P3. I put a Rega Exact cart in it, and it will break your heart. I can play an LP and then the same CD and ---you can be the judge.
I have a 400 Cd Sony CD player there. For years I had a Pioneer 300 there. It died and the two sound the same. The incredible way this works is a must have for all. Of course a computer is better, but for CD play, nothing touches this. I do want to do like Ed and add an external DAC to it. I have been looking for some time now. Soon I will snag top of the line for nearly free. I have a few DACs, but need toslink for this. In my opinion, the best bang for buck in audio is a modern DAC.
My most recent addition was Def Tec Mythos ST speakers.
Everything in the bar changed at that point. I already had good speakers.
No need me trying to talk to the choir here.
Maybe Gary will let me have a corner off to side at CarverFest to let you judge these.
I want all those vintage speakers many have as I am a vintage guy.
I bet 50 years ago when yall got those, you felt the same as I do about these. I just wish I could bring them on the deck.
I also have a CD Recorder there. It needs no computer. This was cutting edge when I got it. I had no computer. I would run tunes from my LP to my Mini Disk so I could add tracks, and then on to this. It is too much work now, but I will bring a few CDs I made in the 90's to see how they stand up these days for CF. To that end, the Mini Disc was the best idea that never caught on. Imagine all your CDs in a tiny protected plastic case . I just use this now for single CD play.
As an amp, I am using a 705x. There is surely no reason for me to ever change this. Still, I want to stick in a 600-2 and someday I will.
Altogether, my RedNeck Bar system sounds better than you might believe.
Not many can line up on an 8 ball with a system this good supporting them --
tinpan wrote: I like your audio stand, what kind is it?
The rack is an extremely high dollar item made by me from 2X4s. I glued and pulled it tight. I used sorborthane. Before I met you guys would not have gone to extremes. Does it sound better? Mentally it does --


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Mr. Mustan Tambawala, General Secretary - Lok Satta Party, Mumbai, Appeals Mumbaikar's and Media to Focus on Wave of change through Citizen Candidate
Lok Satta's top priority both as an Aandolan and later as a Political Party has been to increase citizens' participation in the way the country is being managed or governed particularly by empowering Local (Districts / City) Governments and through Local self governance platforms like Gram Sabhas / Gram Panchayats in Rural India and Ward Committees and Ward Area sabhas in urban India said Mr. Mustan Tambawala, LSP, Mumbai's General Secretary in a media statement here today.
Mr. Tambawal was reacting to the report published in certain section of media today giving an impression that citizen groups including Lok Satta Party are fighting amongst them selves and thereby helping traditional political parties.
Mr. Tambawala clerified that from October 2011, when it started engaging competent citizens to become candidates for the BMC elections, it also started parleys with other like minded citizen groups to ensure that citizen candidates do not compete amongst themselves. LSP accordingly constituted a team for this purpose headed by it's Gen Secy- Mustan Tambawala to engage other groups and keep them informed.
He further said that to lead by example, LSP decided not to field any candidates in three wards where Nagrik Manch had already identified candidates. This is because Nagrik Manch had already finalized their wards before LSP started identifying their wards. LSP was second in finalizing its first batch in Novemebr 2011. So, it immediately sent its list to Mumbai 227 because 227 were going to take at least another month to identify their candidates.
In spite of current scenario, Mr. Mustan Tambawala said that there is still scope for citizen groups including LSP a citizen's party coming together to improve and offer better choices to the citizens of Mumbai and it will continue it's effort in this direction with the help of collective wisdom of leadership in other groups.
Mr. Tamabawala emphasized that the goal is to defeat traditional political parities who have so far played populist politics and politics of Dynasty, money/muscle power/ vote bank with alternative of Citizen Power and citizen centric governance agenda. The traditional political parties have forged alliances and seat sharing only to seek power and then plunder as has been seen over the years.
Therefore he said traditional political parties are no more in competition and Mumbaikar's shall choose between the Citizen Candidates in every ward.
He appealed to Mumbaikar's that Mumbai has led the country many time for change and Mumbai should lead the country again....time to wake up !! get up !! and act !! and act collectively/together to defeat traditional political parties.
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For decades the U.S. bishops have supported a decent minimum wage for U.S. workers in keeping with church teaching on a just wage, the rights of working people and the dignity of work, according to John Carr, executive director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development. But efforts to legislate an automatic increase of the federal minimum wage tied to inflation, he said, have been "unsuccessful."
At the state level, however, there has been some progress. Washington State celebrated the new year by becoming the first state in the nation to have a minimum hourly wage ($9.04) above $9 per hour. According to the Economic Policy Institute, Washington is one of just 10 states with some form of minimum-wage cost of living indexing, which requires that the state minimum wage grow at the same rate as inflation and offers some measure of automatic protection to the real value of the wages of lowest-paid workers. Seven other states—Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Ohio, Oregon and Vermont—likewise had automatic increases on Jan 1.
This minor New Year's adjustment is small fiscal good news for the 1.2 million workers in Washington and these other states who will be directly affected, but thousands of other minimum-wage workers around the nation remain stuck at the federal minimum of just $7.25 per hour.
"The core principle underlying the idea of the minimum wage," Carr said, "is that you ought to be able to raise your family with dignity through your work. The minimum wage falls far short of that now and it ought to be raised." According to Carr, increases to the federal minimum tend to ripple through the economy, improving wages for all workers.
The federal rate was last changed in 2009 and can be changed only by an act of Congress. Because of that high hurdle, over the last 40 years the inflation-adjusted value of the minimum wage has eroded dramatically. E.P.I. researchers say the federal minimum wage was highest in 1968, at a value of roughly $9.85 per hour in 2011 dollars. That is significantly higher than even the recent $9.04 in Washington, and at $7.25 the federal minimum has declined in value by more than 26 percent since the 1968 peak.
Noting that historical decline, Carr said, "It's not even a minimum anymore; it's really a subminimum wage."
The diminishing purchasing power of the minimum wage matters because, contrary to general expectations, the typical minimum-wage earner is not a burger-flipping teenager. The U.S. Census reports that 80 percent of minimum-wage workers are over the age of 20. Minimum-wage earners are also disproportionately women. Roughly 60 percent of minimum-wage workers are female, despite the fact that women make up only 48 percent of the national workforce. According to the institute, families with a minimum-wage worker rely on those minimum-wage earnings for nearly half of their income. At 40 hours per week, 52 weeks a year, a federal minimum-wage worker would earn just $15,080, a figure that is barely above the poverty line for a family of two.
"With inequality at record levels and still on the rise, indexing the federal minimum wage would be one very basic protection of workers at the very bottom of the income distribution," writes the E.P.I. researcher David Cooper. "The question we should be asking then is not whether Washington's minimum wage is too high, but why isn't the federal minimum wage just as high or even higher?"


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Today, it is globally recognized that fulfilling the rights of women and girls is central to development. But if one were to trace the origins of this realization, many threads would lead back to Cairo in 1994.
There, at the International Conference on Population and Development, diverse views on human rights, population, sexual and reproductive health, gender equality and sustainable development merged into a remarkable global consensus that placed individual dignity and human rights, including the right to plan one's family, at the very heart of development.
Twenty years later, the comprehensive ICPD Beyond 2014 Review overwhelmingly supported the consensus that investing in individual human rights, capabilities and dignity ‒ across multiple sectors and through the life course ‒ is the foundation of sustainable development.
In September 2014, a Special Session of the General Assembly endorsed the findings of the 20-year review, and governments committed to intensified efforts to address gaps and emerging challenges.


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OWASP Vancouver Chapter meeting January 21, 2008
Time: January 21, 2008 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Location Business Objects 910 Mainland Street Vancouver BC, Canada V6B 1A9
For the January meeting of the OWASP Vancouver chapter we have a very interesting presentation from Michael Weider, Founder and CTO of IBM Watchfire. Michael will provide insights into the latest trends in application security, what is the threat and what best practices are companies employing to address this growing threat.
The session will be held on January 21st starting at 6:30 p.m.
Please contact Mauro Addari at Mauro to register
OWASP Vancouver Chapter meeting November 29, 2007
Location: Business Objects Main office Attendance: Rodrigo, Rui, Zenko, Russ, Mauro
The meeting started with an introduction of the OWASP group and its objectives: goals and projects that OWASP is leading. There are various open source projects that the OWASP team has been a part of, namely, the OWASP top ten list of vulnerabilities; CLASP ( a guideline for companies to address security issues in their products ); GOAT ( practice your hacking skills on their machines); Web Scarab; plus other scanning/hacking tools.
We then introduced the OWASP Vancouver chapter: lately the chapter has been a little be dormant and all the presents agreed to provide help to revamp the chapter. The objective of the OWASP Vancouver chapter is to promote web application security and security awareness in the community.
In the fall off 2007 the Vancouver chapter reached into the other Vancouver security and technical groups. Some groups as for example SIG Security and Vantug have been interested to hear more about OWASP and the asked for presentations. More presentation can be done to these groups in the next year. We all agree that reaching into Vancouver groups is an important goal for the OWASP Vancouver chapter.
Another goal of the group is to facilitate some technical discussion and presentation on the security field. Some of the topics of interest are the following:
- Honeypot;
- Vulnerabilities;
- Secure Development LifeCycle;
- Hands on seminar using various security/pen tools;
- Wireless security;
- Http and basic encryption;
- Forensic;
- Law and enforcement in security;
- International security groups like CISSP or SANS.
We've also discussed the possibility to promote OWASP in the community and other groups and to capturing new membership through social sites such as Tazzu.com and meetup.com.
The next meeting is planned for the end of January
OWASP Chapter Meeting May 30th 5:30pm - 7:00pm
- Neil (PDB Security)
- Chris (Sxip Identity)
- Mauro (Business Objects)
Ideas for new members?
- Chris to lead web page
- Mauro to contact other local security groups (ISACA, ISSA, CIPS Security Special Interest Group)
- Neil to arrange speakers
- Group to invite friends :)
Future Speakers
- Topics of interest: fuzzing, risk modeling (CLASP), other risk methodologies, cryptography, web services, tools
Other ideas?
- Goals of the chatper: grow, crosponation of ideas in app. sec. space, evangilize app sec!
- Chatted about compliance standards.
- Chatted about info sec. vs app. sec. as a whole.


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AUSTIN – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Law Enforcement Division has formed a new Marine Investigations Unit made up of Texas game wardens who will work to combat boat theft, personal watercraft theft and related fraud.
The new unit, part of the Law Enforcement Division's Special Operations section, will operate on a statewide basis. The nine game wardens assigned to the new unit met together for the first time earlier this week for initial training and equipment issuance.
"While all 532 Texas game wardens handle boat and personal watercraft theft as part of their routine duties, we believe this new unit will help TPWD better focus on these high dollar crimes," said Chief of Special Operations Grahame Jones. "Not only are we interested in apprehending thieves and recovering stolen boats, we think the new unit will be able to proactively prevent some offenses."
The wardens assigned to the new unit will be the regional contacts for all marine theft, tax fraud, and title fraud investigations, said Capt. Greg Williford, who will supervise the new unit along with Sgt. Ned Nichols. Williford said all wardens will continue working these types of investigations, but will be passing on intelligence to the new unit and otherwise working with the wardens assigned to the unit.
"TPWD handles $47 million a year in boat registration fees," Williford said. "Unfortunately, it's pretty tempting for boat owners or thieves to try to dodge registration fees or otherwise commit fraud. And when it comes to boat theft, Texas always ranks in the top three states nation-wide. There is only a 10 percent recovery rate compared with roughly 70 percent in vehicle theft. With this new unit, we want to get that boat recovery percentage heading upward in Texas."
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LOS ANGELES – UCLA Anderson School of Management was featured in three recent business school surveys. BusinessWeek released its biennial Best Business Schools Rankings issue, The Wall Street Journal published their sixth annual Recruiters Survey, and the Princeton Review and Entrepreneur Magazine announced their rankings of top entrepreneurship programs.
"All of our MBA programs continue to improve and demonstrate enduring value that is resulting in our growing reputation among students, alumni, corporate recruiters, and our peers," said Judy Olian, Dean of UCLA Anderson School of Management.
On October 12, 2006, BusinessWeek released its Best B-School Rankings of top U.S. and international MBA programs and UCLA Anderson's MBA program ranked #12 among the nation's business schools (up two spots from 2004). For the second consecutive survey cycle, BusinessWeek also rated the UCLA Anderson faculty as number one in "intellectual capital," a measure of the thought leadership contributions of its faculty. BusinessWeek publishes its rankings biennially, cumulating three types of input measures:
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- A poll of corporate recruiters that is also combined with recruiter responses from 2004 and 2002 ranking years
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On September 20, 2006, The Wall Street Journal published its sixth annual Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive survey based on the opinions and experiences of M.B.A. corporate recruiters, the results which culminated into, "The Wall Street Journal Guide to Business Schools: Recruiters' Top Picks."
UCLA Anderson ranked 19th on the national rankings of top business schools in this survey, the same ranking it received last year. The rankings, in three separate categories (National, Regional, and International) are based on three major components:
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In its October 2006 issue, Entrepreneur Magazine published its fourth annual national ranking of entrepreneurship programs in collaboration with The Princeton Review. UCLA Anderson and its Harold and Pauline Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies was ranked #11 out of 25 top graduate school picks. The Princeton Review surveyed more than 700 undergraduate and business schools about their offerings in entrepreneurship covering areas such as:
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Oshie Named NHL Third Star of the Weekby Staff Writer / St. Louis Blues
NEW YORK – Ottawa Senators center Kyle Turris, Boston Bruins center Patrice Bergeron and St. Louis Blues right wing T.J. Oshie have been named the NHL's "Three Stars" for the week ending March 30.
Turris led all players with seven points (4-3—7) and a +7 rating (tied) to help the Senators (31-29-14, 76 points) go 3-0-1 and move within six points of a Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference. He opened the week with one goal in a 4-3 shootout victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning March 24. After posting two assists and a shootout goal in a 3-2 loss to the Florida Panthers March 25, Turris recorded his fifth game-winning goal of the season, a career high, in a 5-3 triumph over the Chicago Blackhawks March 28. He then capped the week with 2-1—3, his second three-point performance of the season, in a 6-3 win over the Calgary Flames March 30. The 24-year-old native of New Westminster, B.C., leads the Senators with a career-high 25 goals and +21 rating this season, and also has set single-season bests in assists (30), points (55) and games played (74).
Bergeron (5-1—6) found the back of the net in all four games, extending his goal-scoring streak to seven contests (8-2—10) while helping the Bruins (52-17-6, 110 points) maintain the top spot in the NHL standings. After tallying Boston's lone goal in a 2-1 shootout loss to the Montreal Canadiens March 24, Bergeron scored twice, including his seventh game-winner of the season, in a 3-0 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks March 27. He then added 1-1—2 in a 4-2 triumph over the Washington Capitals March 29 and wrapped up the week with his 27th goal of the season, plus another tally in the shootout, in a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers March 30. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Bergeron is the first Bruins player to score in seven consecutive team games since Cam Neely, who found the back of the net in eight straight from Dec. 9-23, 1990. The 28-year-old native of Ancienne-Lorette, Que., has appeared in 75 games this season, posting 27-29—56 while ranking second in the NHL with a +36 rating.
Oshie tied for second in the NHL with six points (4-2-6) in three games to help the Blues (50-17-7, 107 points) remain in first place in the Western Conference. He registered 1-2—3, his 14th multi-point game of the season, in a 5-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on March 25. Oshie then recorded his first career hat trick, including the game-winning goal, in a 5-1 triumph over the Minnesota Wild on March 27 before being held off the scoresheet in a 4-2 loss to the Dallas Stars March 29. The 27-year-old native of Everett, Wash., has set career highs in nearly every offensive category this season, including goals (21), assists (39), points (60) and game-winning goals (5), while playing in 73 of 74 contests.


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Twitter, a pioneer in the social media revolution, is going for the pioneer look at its San Francisco digs.
The microblogging service is setting up a couple of Old West homesteader cabins from the 1800s at its headquarters on Market Street, according to a report in the Marin Independent Journal.
The cabins (like the one shown above) will be used as dining areas, the report said, which also quoted Olle Lundberg of Lundberg Design, the San Francisco architectural firm helping design Twitter's office, as saying the structures fit into the forest-theme of the company's headquarters and even tie in nicely with the company's bird logo.
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|Statement by H.E.Ambassador Wang Min,Deputy Permanent Representative of the People's Republic of China,to the United Nations at 2011 Annual Session,Executive Board of UN-Women
(27 June 2011,New York)
Ms. President,
The Chinese delegation would like to thank Ms.Bachelet, Executive Director of UN-
Women,for her presentation on Strategic Plan,2011-2013,as well as the Secretariat of UN-Women for their hard work in preparation for the Plan.
At present, the global economic,financial,energy and food crises and climate change have exerted huge impact on gender equality and women's empowerment. In developing countries,in particular, women are faced with many difficulties in employment, education and medical care.Their participation in political affairs and eradication of domestic violence are also fraught with challenges.UN-Women should bear in mind those urgent issues women are encountered in their endeavors for equality and empowerment, and provide support and assistance around the world according to actual conditions of different places.
Since its establishment, UN-Women has,under the leadership of Executive Director Ms.Bachelet,faced up to the challenges,and carried out effective work.The Executive Board has formulated its rules and regulations step by step.The Chinese delegation would like to express its appreciation in this regard.
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Second,women issues should be treated in a comprehensive and equal manner. Women's equality and empowerment is not only an issue of human rights, but more an issue of development. Human rights should be viewed from the perspective of development, rather than simply viewing development and gender issues through the prism of human rights.Discrimination and violence against women exist everywhere in the world.UN-Women should attach equal importance to women's issues all over the world,rather than concentrating only on developing countries.Its field activities in developing countries should be aimed at achieving MDGs,and effectively increasing its support and assistance to developing countries.
Third,in its formulation and implementation of various indicators and outputs,the actual situation at international and national levels should be fully considered.China is of the view that, in implementing those indicators and out pus set forth in the Plan,UN-Women should take into account of relevant development stages,national conditions and needs of Member States,and adopt an incremental approach based on extensive research and study.
Fourth,in fund and human resources allocation,the principles of openness,transparency and equitable geographical distribution should be followed.Implementation of the Strategic Plan involves expansion of field offices, fund allocation and a host of other issues.It is always important to ensure impartiality, transparency, and expansion of developing countries' representation in human resources allocation.
The Chinese government always attaches great importance to gender equality and women's empowerment. Just two weeks ago,China's State Council adopted China's Program on Women Development (2011-2020),identifying main goals and strategic measures in seven development areas,namely health,education,economy, decision making and governance,social security,environment, and legal affairs.I am confident that the adoption and implementation of the Program will further advance the status as well as rights and interests of women in China.
China has been very supportive of the work of UN-Women.The Chinese delegation has taken an active part in all the work of the Executive Board on institution building during the year, and has played a constructive role.The Chinese delegation will continue to follow closely the implementation of the Strategic Plan and the work of the Executive Board.
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Sandy Alderson will have his second round of interviews today with Wally Backman (noon) and Terry Collins (2 p.m.) then deliberate with his staff.
A decision could come as soon as Sunday or Monday.
"I think it is important that one have time to reflect, but I don't think we need to sleep on this for a week and a half,'' Alderson said Wednesday night at the GM meetings. "In fact, I think you get less effective at some point if you wait too long. I think that we should be in a position to make a decision Sunday/Monday.''
Alderson's planning and organization is coming through with these interviews, and he's been open enough to give the fans a glimpse of what is going on. The sense of secrecy that was before isn't there.
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Talk:Santa Fe (New Mexico)
I moved this article to conform with our Wikitravel:article naming conventions. -- Evan 17:40, 4 Sep 2003 (PDT)
I've started populating the "Eat" section, but it needs a lot of work. Santa Fe is an absolutely extraordinary place for dining and my own experiences here, despite living in the area for close to 30 years, barely scratch the surface. Please add stuff if you can. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 17:33, 23 Sep 2005 (EDT)
Per our earlier discussion, I like the way this article is coming along and think it might eventually be a candidate for Destination of the Month. One of the DOTM requirements is that the article have a couple of good photos -- commons.wikimedia.org doesn't have any non-GFDL images for Santa Fe that I could find, so does anyone else know a source for CC-SA Santa Fe images? -- Ryan 00:12, 29 Sep 2005 (EDT)
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Uh, Ryan, why that last revert to the Santa Fe page? I actually made the reverted change myself. I just wasn't on a computer that I could easily login from (was traveling this weekend to check a few things out and used somebody else's comp while on the road). The "teenager, not much to do" verbiage long pre-dated my work on that page and is much at odds with other things on it, but I wanted to leave the earlier poster's remarks about movie houses, etc.
Meanwhile, I got a connection to some photos that I think will top the thing off. Will apply them as soon as the guy who promised them gets home and sends me mail. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 20:00, 2 Oct 2005 (EDT)
Sunrise Springs revert[edit]
Note to whoever put in the Sunrise Springs mention: thanks, it's a place that truly deserves mention, but it was already in there (under Sleep/Splurge). I've done the revert. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 19:43, 20 Oct 2005 (EDT)
Drink[edit][add listing]
For completeness, this article should have a "Drink" section, but I am unqualified to write it. Anybody want to have a go? -- Bill-on-the-Hill 20:16, 3 Dec 2005 (EST)
Inappropriate links[edit]
I rolled back links for an interior designer and what looked like a software company. I'm not sure what use they would be to the traveler. --Evan 19:57, 8 Dec 2005 (EST)
Usable, not Guide[edit]
So, I realize this article is up for Wikitravel:Destination of the month, but we need a lot of work on it. In particular, most of the listings aren't in the format required for Wikitravel:attraction listings, Wikitravel:restaurant listings, Wikitravel:accommodation listings, etc. I think we need to have at least addresses and phone numbers, and preferably some price range for maybe 50-60% of the listings. Opening hours would be good, too. I think a lot of these listings have links, so non-New-Mexicans can chip in and add info. I'll take a poke at a few of the listings.
I'm sorry to be a downer, and I'm probably being too strict, but I think this article needs some polish before calling it a real guide. --Evan 12:25, 16 Dec 2005 (EST)
There are several subtleties to the museums that I have tried to capture in the current (23:32 16 Dec 05) version of the text. If you're planning on any surgery to these, please give me a heads-up beforehand and I'll try to help; seemingly reasonable prose can turn out to be misleading if you're not careful. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 00:37, 17 Dec 2005 (EST)
OK, so I've added a .PNG version of the overview map. This is to be considered a preliminary version with a few bugs to be worked out while awaiting a good .SVG of the same area. Feel free! Map of the downtown area will follow. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 09:43, 10 Jan 2006 (EST)
American Standards[edit]
There seems to have been some objection to
long history (at least by American standards!),
so let me defend the original. In the USA, Santa Fe is one of the oldest cities (Florida has older cities). There is no settlement outside of Spanish and Portugese-controlled North America that is older -- the first English colony at Jamestown being the same age. However, the Spanish settled Mexico first. So it is incorrect to say that Santa Fe has a long history by New World standards as there are plenty of New World cities that are older. But within the borders of the USA, Santa Fe is nearly the eldest.
The first attempt to change this stated that this was an error because much of the history predated the founding of the US. This missed the point -- when we say "American Standards" the author is clearly referring to "the age of cities that Americans are used to expecting from cities within the United States." I would add, that in the West portion of the US, this is an astounding age. To give some idea of how out-of-the-ordinary this is, compare this to the eldest California city which is about half Santa Fe's age.
(As an aside, yes I know Native Americans in the US predate the US by jillions of years. But to the best of my knowledge, there is no history of what they did. Elsewhere in the New World, some Native American history survived. It just happens that none of it was within US borders). -- Colin 03:11, 18 Feb 2006 (EST)
How to make this thing a Star?[edit]
I'd appreciate input as to what needs yet to be done to earn this article Star status. Santa Fe is likely to be a Destination of the Month during the summer of 2006, and it would be nice to go the extra mile and make it a Star by then. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 14:12, 5 May 2006 (EDT)
Only in Santa Fe...[edit]
The story in the infobox I added today is not an April Fools joke four months late; it really happened. Here's the reference: [1] A delectable trivium not in the infobox is that the critter was finally brought to bay and tranquilized while it was hiding -- I kid you not -- in the store's toilet. I am not making this up; my imagination, even after 30 years' exposure to the artistic wackiness of this city, could never have come up with a story like that one! -- Bill-on-the-Hill 22:44, 13 August 2007 (EDT)
International Hostels issue[edit]
Someone put the following text in the listing for the International Hostels site, typos and all: Locals request you not to use this locations. They will not rent to "anyone participating in the local economy". This means that Sana Fe's Homeless (a large portion in this city, due to extrememly high rent, comparable to Massachusetts, the highest in the country, for a one bedroom.) are turned down after receiving their first check. This occurence happens even in winter, when night temperatures drop well below freezing. I removed this because it was lousing up the formatting for the article, but the content is worth pondering. Should this concern be a valid reason to deprecate the Hostels as a place for the traveler? Discuss, please. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 21:02, 19 November 2008 (EST)
This is from the Santa Fe International Hostel's Management: The above is true. We find attempting to provide social services to be corrosive to our central mission, which is educational travel. The operator of the hostel spends several hours every weekend helping provide a meal for the homeless. For more information about our how we choose to operate and who we choose to serve, please do visit the website at http://hostelsantafe.com.
Possible Needed Updates[edit]
Being a complete newb here, I figured I'd state the following here, rather than edit the actual page. A few things: The Green Onion and Cafe Dominic's are closed. The Ore House, is definetely not a splurge restaurant.(solidly mid-range) Also, the 2nd most popular Santa Fe restaurant according to Yelp, and likely the one with the highest number of customers per year, The Cowgirl, is curiously omitted. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs)


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What is that off hand called?
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I get my Season 3. I'm happy.
I love the look of druid gear. I have 2 sets ready to go and I'm working on a 3rd.
its a matter of personal taste.
"Next-Gen" is only a marketing label and not an actual advancement in the Graphics side of games, so quit fooling yourself.
Wait, druids wear armor? I have never once seen armor on a bear, cat, moonkin, or tree.
Bacon is the thing pigs give you when you're good.
I'm going t10 for the shoulders. I still miss those things.
This is the look I'll hopefully be sporting:
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Shoulders: Stormrider's Mantle (Heroic) (The only piece I still have to get; this or Passive Resistor Spaulders (Heroic))
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I'll be using this: Tier 0.5 (Feralheart) + T8 helm (cresent) + Dreambinder.
Just use your fantasy, there's a ton of sets, and no one says it has to be a tier set.
This is my set.
Teir 2.5 with Twisted visage from Ulduar. Bug Dragon Wolf cat away! Kinda like the old armour myself, newer sets are nice but will probably be over used.
Tier 6 with Origin of Nightmares, if i'll get it :/.
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Me naked.
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With every passing moment, our spidey senses are tingling and telling us that Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are, in fact, reunited. The latest Jelena rumor is that the Biebs will dedicate his performance at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards to his on-again, but mostly off-again (according to her at least) boo.
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