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Complete Guide To Delete StructuredService Adware Assistance For From Windows System
Brief Info Of StructuredService Adware
StructuredService Adware is one of the dangerous program which can badly damage any Windows System. This nasty threat is programed by some expert criminals which can easily damage Windows 10. It is designed so, that it can take silent entry in its targeted Windows System. It rapidly spread through other application as well as affect the operating Windows System. Upon its successful installation, it start a series of malicious task which make chaos in the Windows System. It is also reported to corrupt data and to impede the overall performance of Windows System. In addition, it expose Windows System vulnerabilities and bring other unwanted program in your Windows System. Your browsing session also get disturb because it alter Internet settings too. If it remains for long time then it will destroy your Windows System, hence its Removal is necessary.
How StructuredService Adware Infiltrate My Windows System ?
StructuredService Adware can infect your Windows System through number of ways. Developer of such infection make use of spam email campaign to inject it into the targeted Windows System. If you are a targeted user then you will get a spam email which contain a genuine looking attachment. In real the attachment contain code of threat which active the threat in your Windows System if you open the attachment. You can also get this infection as additional file or app with free downloaded programs. Hence if you not follow safe installation method then the virus will enter in your Windows System. Your Windows System become infected if you visit unsafe site, click on misleading ads or attach infected media.
Symptoms Which Indicate StructuredService Adware Exist On Your Windows System
If StructuredService Adware exist in your Windows System then you will experience several weird activities. You will notice some unknown icons on your desktop which is not related to any of your installed program. The antivirus installed on your Windows System get disabled and you cant restart it. Unusual error message will pop-up on your screen indicating some severe problem. You can't do any operation properly and the Windows System restart on its own. In addition you will also get redirected towards unknown site whenever you open any new tab.
Download Scanner To Delete StructuredService Adware From Windows System
Step 1 : Boot Your Windows System In Safe Mode With Networking
Step 2 : Delete StructuredService Adware From Your Control Panel
Step 3 : Kill StructuredService Adware Related Process From Task Manager
Step 4 : Delete Suspicious Extensions, Plug-ins, Add-ons From Chrome
Step 5 : Delete StructuredService Adware From Your Registry Editor
Step 1 : Boot Your Windows System In Safe Mode With Networking
For Windows XP/Vista/7
- Open 'start' menu and choose 'Restart' option.
- Once Windows System become active, start pressing F8 key.
- It open 'Advanced boot options' on screen.
- Choose Safe mode with networking and hit Enter key.
For Windows 8/10
- Press power button on your screen, press shift key and click Restart.
- Then choose Troubleshoot option.
- After that click on the Advanced option.
- Then select the Startup setting option.
- Select Enable safe mode and press the Restart button.
- Press F5 key to enable Safe Mode With Networking.
Step 2 : Delete StructuredService Adware From Your Control Panel
Delete StructuredService Adware From Windows 7/Vista
- Open start menu and select Control panel.
- Choose Delete a program option Under the Programs group.
- Finally select malicious program and select Delete Change.
Delete StructuredService Adware From Windows 8
- Simultaneously press Win + R key to open Run Box.
- Type Control panel in Run box, hit enter key.
- Click Delete a program in Programs group.
- Choose StructuredService Adware from installed program list, click Delete option.
Delete StructuredService Adware From Windows 10
- Click on Start button and choose Setting option.
- Select the system option from settings menu.
- From left pane, Select Apps & features option.
- Select program related with StructuredService Adware to Delete.
Step 3 : Kill StructuredService Adware Related Process From Task Manager
- Press ALT+Ctrl+Del buttons at simultaneously.
- Now select Task manager option from the list.
- Choose StructuredService Adware related process and click on End Task button.
Step 4 : Delete Suspicious Extensions, Plug-ins, Add-ons From Chrome
Delete StructuredService Adware From Internet Explorer
- First launch Internet explorer on your system.
- From right-top corner click on Gear icon.
- Then Click on 'Manage add-ons', choose Tool-bars and Extensions tab.
- Find out StructuredService Adware related add-ons and click on 'Disable'
- If add-on can't be deleted, click on Delete and click Close.
Delete StructuredService Adware From Mozilla Firefox
- Launch Mozilla Firefox and go to the menu option.
- The Add-ons Manager tab will be open.
- From add-on manager tab, choose Extension or Add-on panel.
- Choose related add-on to StructuredService Adware, click on Delete button.
- Click on Restart now, if the pops up appear.
Delete StructuredService Adware From Microsoft Edge
You have to reset your browser settings to Delete StructuredService Adware because Microsoft Edge does not have extensions.
- Start Microsoft Edge browser on your screen.
- From right-top corner, tap on More (…) icon and go to Settings.
- From under the Open option, select A specific page or pages.
- Choose Custom option, enter the page URL you want as your browser homepage.
Delete StructuredService Adware From Google chrome
- First open Chrome browser, click on menu button.
- Now click on More tools and Extensions.
- Choose suspicious related extension to StructuredService Adware.
- Click on 'Recycle Bin' to Delete the selected extension.
Step 5 : Delete StructuredService Adware From Your Registry Editor
- Press Win + R button at once to Open Run window.
- Type regedit and click on OK button.
- Find out StructuredService Adware related registry files and remove them.
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So, please forgive me if my posts here are a little sparse over the next few months. Happily, though, I've just received a request from my local gallery to produce a fresh stock of quilled cards for them to sell, and the latest of these designs is shown in the the photo above. It's great to get back to card-making again, if only for a short time. You haven't heard the last of me just yet!!


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One thing we need to make sure before running this command is that some how we need to have the database exists in SQL Server. Setting the database to emergency recovery mode will solve this problem. Databases which lost its log file accidentally can be directly set to emergency recover mode, but for the first case (log file performance issue) we need to follow the below steps.
- Stop SQL Server.
- Delete Log file (.LDF) file.
- Start the SQL Server
Since the log file got deleted if you try to access the database it will throw error, so don't try to access still the time it got rebuild. Now we see how we can set the database to emergency recovery mode. Run the following commands to do so. You have to run these commands under master database.
USE Master GO EXEC sp_configure 'allow updates', 1 RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE GO BEGIN TRAN UPDATE master..sysdatabases SET status = status | 32768 WHERE name = 'DATABASE_NAME' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 1 BEGIN COMMIT TRAN RAISERROR('Emergency Mode Successfully Set', 0, 1) END ELSE BEGIN ROLLBACK RAISERROR('Setting Emergency Mode Failed', 16, 1) END GO EXEC sp_configure 'allow updates', 0 RECONFIGURE WITH OVERRIDE GO
Once you have finished running the above commands start SQL Server. Again don't forget one thing "Don't try to access the database."
Above commands changed the database to emergency mode. Now run the following commands to rebuild the log file.
DBCC REBUILD_LOG(''DATABASE_NAME'','C:\Database\logfilename.ldf') ALTER DATABASE 'DATABASE_NAME' SET MULTI_USER GO DBCC CHECKDB ('DATABASE_NAME')
A brand new transaction log file got created for your existing database from the scratch. You may lose some transactional integrity by using this method, but it is not really a big issue comparing to the situation you have.


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- Beginning in 2006, and ending in 2009, Mantescu also filled the role of general manager at the Saugatuck Rowing Club. From 1995-2000 she served as a head coach for the Saugatuck Rowing Association. In that span, she increased adult novice and junior programs from 17 to 70
- Under her guidance, the Saugatuck Rowing club has won six National Championship titles over seven years (2010, 2009, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004). She also led the team to eight Northeast Regional Championships (1997, 2003 through 2009) and put together gold medal crews at the Head of the Charles Regatta in 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004 and 2006
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Tragedies intertwine in Newtown 9/11 service
NEWTOWN -- Twelve years since the 11th ceased to be just another day in September, Wednesday broke muggy and warm as the sun rose over Howard Lasher's Route 302 property.
And as its beams shone in the mist that hung between the six trees painted to form the American flag, Lasher again stepped behind a podium placed before them to help mark "a very solemn day and one in which we all should reflect on where we are and what our lives are about."
But Wednesday morning was "different," Rabbi Shaul Praver said in his invocation of the service.
"There is a difference when you yourself are tried through the fires of tragedy," he said to the roughly 100 area residents, local first responders and veterans gathered. "Now we really understand what that means for us as a community."
The massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14 brought with it an understanding not just of the pain of tragedy but also the hope of a community surviving on the compassion and generosity of one another.
The sense of loss, though, did not feel as foreign to Lasher.
A native of New York City's lower east side, Lasher spent 40 years working at the American stock exchange before he retired from his firm, the Lasher Group, in 2008 and moved permanently to his long-time second home in Newtown.
When the planes hit the towers of the World Trade Center, just a couple of blocks away he lost friends he'd worked alongside for decades.
Lasher felt the need to memorialize them somehow, and started with a service in St. Patrick's Cathedral not long after the attacks. But he wanted something more.
Then, as he sat in a pew beside his future wife, he watched the color guard carry an American flag up the cathedral's aisle and it hit him.
"I turned to her and I said `You see that American flag? That's what these people died for,'" he said Wednesday. "I came back to Newtown with this flag imbedded in my brain."
Soon he called David Merrill, a local artist.
"He hadn't eaten. He hadn't slept in days ... Two weeks earlier he had his friends here for a barbecue. Two weeks later they were gone," Merrill said during his remarks at Wednesday's service.
The two walked Lasher's property and, as they approached the driveway's front gate, they spotted the trees.
"I could see the flag in my mind's eye," Merrill said.
For 10 days the Southbury resident worked from dusk to dawn, stripping loose bark, priming the surface and finally shaping the stars and stripes.
"As time went by and they saw the flag develop, truck drivers would honk their horn, wave their hands. The emotion was just a tremendous thing," he said. "It's the most important work I have ever done or ever will do in my entire life."
Twelve years, a handful of hurricanes, and a few blizzards later, the curving lines broken by sky between the trees' trunks still form a flag that seems to wave in the wind.
Only now it serves as more than a reminder of the attacks of Sept. 11, it speaks to "our own personal 9/11" and the town that got through it together, Lasher said, pointing out the Newtown police officers, volunteer firefighters and other first responders gathered at the service, thanking them and First Selectman Pat Llodra for their efforts during and since the Sandy Hook shooting.
"There are not enough words or adjectives to describe what they did to help our town come together," he said.
But for all the pain and loss suffered that day, Praver, the rabbi, reminded those gathered at the service of the compassion and selflessness it enlivened in the community.
"On 12/14 it was no longer latent, it became active ... there was greatness shown by our town," he said. "We will rise, as the phoenix, from the destruction of ground zero -- both 9/11's ground zero and 12/14's ground zero ... and we will birth a culture of peace."
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SAN FRANCISCO — As the Oscars draw near, wine and film lovers can pair their favorite passions in California wine country. With Oscar parties and film festivals, Wine Institute invites you to see the films and experience California wine regions' Hollywood connections this awards season and visit locations where some famous movies were shot! View upcoming film-related events at discovercaliforniawines.com.
Oscar Parties and Film Festivals in Wine Country
Napa Valley hosts its 26th Annual Napa Valley Academy Awards® Telecast Viewing Party on Sunday, March 2, beginning at 5 p.m. in downtown Napa. More than 20 of valley's finest restaurants will pair tasty treats with wines from local vintners.
You can also gear up for the Oscars on March 1 at The World of Pinot Noir "Hollywood & Wine Seminar" in Santa Barbara. This blind tasting pits the favorites of wine experts and winemakers in the film "Sideways" against the 2012 documentary "Somm," a movie which focuses on the exciting and challenging world of passing the Master Sommelier Exam. Sunset magazine wine editor Sara Schneider will lead a discussion on what these two movies tell us about the position and power of wine in our culture.
The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival takes place March 5-9 in San Luis Obispo wine country, on California's Central Coast following Oscar weekend. Recently dubbed by MovieMaker magazine as "one of the best film events in the country," the festival celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
Film fans visiting the Golden State this spring can check out the Sonoma International Film Festival April 2-6, 2014, now in its 17th year. This five-day event offers wines from Sonoma vintners and cuisine from local artisans, and celebrities such as Bruce Willis, Susan Sarandon and Robin Williams have walked the festival red carpet. Further north is the Mendocino Film Festival, May 29-June 1, 2014 with a film screening at The Madrones center along with open houses at local wineries offering new release tastings and food pairings.
Or plan ahead for the next Napa Valley Film Festival Nov 12-16, 2014, which boasts tastes from 150 local wineries or the Santa Barbara International Film Festival which just wrapped up for this year but has its 30th annual event Jan. 22-Feb. 1, 2015.
California Wine Country Movie Locations
When you think of wine and movies, the first one that probably pops into your mind is "Sideways," which made Pinot Noir a main character. Its 2005 Oscar success has inspired wine lovers from around the world to visit Santa Barbara County's wine regions. Use the Sideways Wine Tour Map to follow the path forged by Miles and Jack in this beloved movie.
Napa Valley plays the starring role in the 2008 film "Bottle Shock," which shows how, in 1976, underdog wine region California triumphed against wine world Goliath France in the historic "Judgment of Paris" blind tasting. Shot in many locations across Napa Valley and Sonoma County, the film focuses mainly on Chateau Montelena, whose Chardonnay caused a global shockwave. Take a "Bottle Behind the Scenes Tour" at Chateau Montelena, where you can taste and visit winery scene locations, discuss movie fact versus fiction, learn about the actors, and hear stories from the set.
While on your cinematic vacation in Napa Valley, check out Staglin Family Vineyard in Rutherford, where portions of "The Parent Trap" were filmed. Other nearby wineries take the spotlight in "A Walk in the Clouds," such as St. Helena's Beringer Vineyards and Duckhorn Vineyards.
Francis Ford Coppola shot vistas throughout Napa Valley for "Apocalypse Now," but he keeps vast movie memorabilia from that and other films at his renowned Francis Ford Coppola Winery in Sonoma County. Sip a glass of wine as you marvel at Don Corleone's desk from "The Godfather," the original car used in "Tucker: The Man and His Dream," and even a few shiny gold men named Oscar. You can also check out Academy-Award winning costumes from "Bram Stoker's Dracula" and the Neon Cocktail glass and bar from movie-musical "One from the Heart."
Sonoma County also caught the eye of another legendary director, Alfred Hitchcock, who turned the rugged coastal town of Bodega Bay into a character in "The Birds" more than 50 years ago. Starring Tippi Hedren, the film is set in this quirky community, which features the Tides Wharf restaurant, where you can still today grab a bite of fresh seafood and local wines, such as Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. While in town, stop at the "Birds" themed visitor center before heading to the nearby town of Bodega, where you can visit film sites such as the Potter School and St. Theresa's Church.
George Lucas's birthplace, Modesto, was the inspiration for the film "American Graffiti" and the town hosts everything from "American Graffiti" themed street fairs to classic car parades, concerts and showings throughout June. Modesto is just about a half-hour's drive from the Lodi wine region where a perfect one-stop shop is the Lodi Wine & Visitor Center, which pours a wide selection of regional wines and features handcrafted products and Lodi giftware.
Over in the Central Coast wine region, Monterey County has hosted major films, such as Hitchcock's "Vertigo," filmed at popular spots such as Carmel Beach and Cypress Point on Pebble Beach's famous 17-Mile Drive. Old Mission San Juan Bautista plays a leading role in this mind-bending mystery as well as in California history. After driving along this scenic byway, stop in the town of Carmel for dining, shopping and gallery hopping—you might spot former mayor Clint Eastwood, who filmed scenes of his 1971 hit "Play Misty for Me" in Monterey and Big Sur.
Heading south in San Luis Obispo County is a bastion of Old Hollywood glamour, Hearst Castle, where newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst hosted infamous parties with award-winning actors from Charlie Chaplin, Gary Cooper, Joan Crawford and Errol Flynn to Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Cary Grant and Carole Lombard. The 1960 classic "Spartacus" was filmed at the outdoor pool. Although no filming was done there for the 1941 masterpiece "Citizen Kane," Hearst Castle is widely known as the inspiration for the "Xanadu" mansion in the film, which is loosely based on William Randolph Hearst's career.
Most Southern California visitors would never guess that celebrity-studded Malibu is home to a hidden gem wine region. While exploring the beach town or tasting wines at local Malibu wineries, you might just bump into one of the dozens of movie stars who live there.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jami Thramer of Midland (Neb.) has been named the NAIA National Division II Women's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Thramer was selected based on her performances from Feb. 11 - Feb. 17 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated group winners.
Thramer, a 5-foot-10 center, averaged 15.5 points, 21.0 rebounds and 2.5 blocks to lead the Warriors to a 1-1 week. In an 65-61 upset win against then-No. 9 Briar Cliff (Iowa) on Feb. 13, Thramer totaled 15 points and a game-high 20 rebounds with four blocks and three steals. The senior from Omaha, Neb., followed that performance with her third game collecting 20-plus rebounds on the season. In a 78-67 loss to Northwestern (Iowa) on Feb. 16, Thramer collected 22 rebounds, tying a Midland school record. She also added 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting. With her performances last week, Thramer landed herself in Midland's 1,000-1,000 club with 1,134 career points and 1,018 career rebounds.
Nationally, Thramer ranks seventh in total rebounds per game (10.1), and 18th in total rebounds (252).
For a complete listing of all the national statistical leaders, click here.
The final Player of the Week announcement will be on Feb. 26.
Nominees: Megan Jones, Oklahoma Wesleyan; Casey Davis, Roosevelt (Ill.); Deana Bledsoe, Ashford (Iowa); Kayla Drake, Saint Francis (Ind.); Karissa Dixon, Oregon Tech; Jessica Hobbs, Southwestern (Kan.); Amanda Frost, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Karli Harris, Davenport (Mich.); Sharnele Brown, Northwood (Fla.); Lindsay Waters, Union (Ky.); Carla Booth, Alice Lloyd (Ky.).
2012-13 Composite Award Winners
Week 1 (Jan. 8): Laura Johnson, Bethel (Ind.)
Week 2 (Jan. 15): Morgan Stuut, Saint Xavier (Ill.)
Week 3 (Jan. 22): Karyn Bixler, Saint Mary (Neb.)
Week 4 (Jan. 29): Hannah Sabol, Concordia (Mich.)
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In Lockout, Guy Pearce stars as a slightly more manicured Snake Plissken character, who's tasked with saving the President's daughter (pictured above) from a space prison during a riot. Take a look at these three new stills which reveal the makeunder the First Daughter has to go through to evade detection from the other prisoners (a new haircut)!
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Starring Guy Pearce and Maggie Grace and set in the near future, LOCKOUT follows a falsely convicted ex- government agent (Pearce), whose one chance at obtaining freedom lies in the dangerous mission of rescuing the President's daughter (Grace) from rioting convicts at an outer space maximum security prison.
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Once work had started on GlassFish v3 the decision was made to drop schema validation for the domain.xml configuration file. In previous versions, you could be assured that your xml was valid because we shipped a DTD to enforce that. In v3, however, that is no longer the case. The decision was made because v3 is very different in some fundamental ways. In v3, you can add an arbitrary container to GlassFish and configure it via domain.xml. This dynamic nature of the document structure makes validation difficult at best so the decision was made to drop validation altogether. However, the problem still remains of how to determine what the document should look like. First things first, you should avoid editing that xml file by hand. You should be able to do everything you need via either the admin GUI console or the asadmin CLI tool. That said, that still doesn't necessarily help you know what values can go where. The question has come up dozens of times even among the development team. Various teams have updated and migrated their respective sections of the document leaving some confusion about the new schema. (My own work on the grizzly-config updates is probably the biggest offender here). There are, to my knowledge, two different attempts to fix this.
Tim Quinn developed the first publicly available tool. You can find that here. I had my own going on locally as well. I borrowed some ideas from Tim's approach and came up with this. My version differs from Tim's in that it runs in container as an asadmin command. This has a few advantages but most importantly is that I think it's easier to use. The output I generate is also a bit more accessible than Tim's but then Tim's was really a rough first cut. I'm not sure he's done much with it since. I, on the other hand, still get questions about the grizzly-config schema changes so this is near and dear to my heart.
At the moment, it only generates a javadoc-like HTML output. I plan on adding a DTD and XSD option but there are some disconnects between the internal Java API used to configure GlassFish and what a user sees in domain.xml that make this not so trivial. You can find those details here. The HTML generated reflects the currently valid structure of the document and not the content. This structure changes as you add/remove modules such as JRuby support and the like. The files are generated in the config directory (<glassfish>/domains/domain1/index.html for most people).
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Renaissance artist Titian, whose work inspired last season's unique Metamorphosis: Titian 2012 collaboration between The Royal Ballet and the National Gallery, is to be the subject of a talk at Cheltenham Literature Festival.
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In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings children to know: "Why did this happen?" and "Should I be afraid?" Dr. David J. Schonfeld, chief pediatrician at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Philadelphia, a member of the Sandy Hook Commission on School Crises, advised me today that in order to teach life-long coping skills parents must turn off the TV and share the truth about their own fears with their kids, but in a completely drama-free tone.
This morning I asked Dr. Schonfeld if we should let kids of any age watch the images of the Boston bombings on the news and social media and he said that he limits his own exposure to them because, "It's been shown that those who have a higher exposure to TV coverage of this kind have much more difficulty coping. Why would you keep showing it? Visualizing trauma doesn't help us overcome it at all."
"If you want to teach your child how to cope then you need to model the behavior. Don't try and hide it from them and put on a happy face because they can sense that you're not being real. What they take away from that is that you know something bad happened and you don't want to talk about it. Then they in turn learn not to come to you when they are upset or worried about something in their lives."
Schonfeld added, "You want to be as calm and reassuring as possible while telling them the truth about how you are feeling. Tell your child that you were upset and afraid when you first saw the images and heard this news and that you were worried too."
Still, he admits, kids are going to see the images we don't want them to see and hear all about how two bombs struck near the finish line of the Boston Marathon yesterday; that the death toll has risen to three and that one of the dead is an 8-year-old boy. They will learn that over 100 were injured at the scene, according to CNN. However, they do not have to learn to live in fear.
In an attack like this, millions are spiritually injured by the impact of the news of these events and that's just what bombers like to see. The answer I give my sons and any child who asks me is that the "why they did it" is not as important as "why we can't let this stop us from living our lives."
During the Gulf War, I was stationed in Tel Aviv for a month, and SCUD missiles would take out an entire neighborhood in the pre-dawn hours and moms would be waiting in the rubble for the school bus in the morning with their kids.
I will never forget the looks of determination on the faces of elementary school children as they boarded the bus with their backpacks over one shoulder and gas masks in cardboard boxes decorated with stickers, hung from straps over the other shoulder.
That is the image I conjured as I watched the news from Boston with three of my four sons.
My 9-year-old son who loves to run and competed in his first official race at his elementary school last fall has been riveted to the news. As the media storm broke and we were deluged with horrible images and the thunder of the explosion being played over and over again on every channel, I grounded myself to be his lightning rod.
I had our first son, Zoltan, 19, after returning from Israel and when he was a toddler and a massive thunder storm hit, my husband taught me a parenting lesson, similar to the one I'd witnessed in Israel.
Zoltan was just a toddler during his first big storm, and as I ran to scoop up our son my husband came in like an NFL star and blocked me saying, "Don't! If you rush him with that look on your face and use your scared voice not to be afraid, he'll always be afraid."
Back then all I wanted to do was cuddle our toddler for mutual comfort. Last night I felt that same urge to draw my son close for comfort and reassurance, but I didn't because I knew my husband was right. I knew it because the only one of our four sons who flinches during a storm is the youngest, Quin, because he was at a friend's house during his first storm and all the kids and the mom there freaked out to the max. It was hard to undo that impression.
So when Quin walked into the room as I stood watching the news from Boston I worked hard to rearrange my features into my practiced blank look.
"There's a bomb at a race?" Quin asked in a shaky voice. He was reading the news crawl on CNN aloud and at that early stage his voice carried the words, "Two dead? 28 injured? Limbs lost? I don't see trees in the video what limbs are they talking about?"
Quin loves to run, and Zoltan, who is at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va. studying Homeland Security and Criminal Justice, is a runner who was home this past weekend and mentioned in front of Quin that he hopes to do the Boston marathon next year.
"Was Zoltan there?" he demanded. I explained his brother was safe in Richmond, and Quin finally turned away from the screen and I could feel his eyes on me, scanning every inch of my face for clues on how to react. I have actually practiced my neutral look in the mirror in years past and at this point I wasn't giving anything away.
Instead of whisking him away from the TV, covering his eyes or drawing him close for the hug, I watched with him and calmly, rationally gave him all the answers I could.
After a while, Quin said, "So it's random then. We can't do anything about random."
I assured him that was the case and also that when things like this happen, people in the FBI and Homeland Security, like his big brother Zoltan, learn more about how to prevent it from ever happening again.
"So the odds go up in favor of the good people?" he asked. "Yes," I answered.
However, this morning when I saw the local paper with the word "TERROR" in bold black letters taking up everything from the banner to the fold and below the fold a photo of a man drenched in blood, I hid it. I didn't want that to be the day-two message my kids see.
The word actually made me furious because that is not the message Americans need to focus on today. We need words like PRAYER and ANSWERS. The image we need is that of the volunteers who ran toward the danger in the moments after the blast in order to rescue others.
When I asked Quin how he was feeling about the events he'd seen on TV yesterday, he answered, "Well, I'm freaked out because I still can't understand it. I just can't understand why you would do something so horrible. I know I'm safe but until I understand it, I guess the freak-out's still there."
Man's inhumanity to man is not going to end anytime soon. No matter how many answers we get from the investigators, as parents we know that as in cases like 9/11, Sandy Hook, and now Boston, the message to give kids is that we're here and safe, and our very best people are on the job making sure the bad guys come to justice and we come to no further harm.


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"So we know that the PlayStation Vita won't be released in North America and Europe until the early part of 2012. But it looks like the launch window has been narrowed down considerably by Capcom."
I think I'll just wait till we get something official but, this seems like a good sign.
Dunno I actually thought it would be release in the march/april period.
maybe capcom meant it will release SFvsTekken in Japan, did the writer forgot that Vita will be available in Japan this December ?
cnt get one these bad boys till mabe august anyway :( gata wait till im on vacation in united states it will cost mabe $500.00 in bahamas
Yeah Japan will get their Ps Vita before the end of the year. So it wouldn't be surprising for sfvt to release on all platforms on march 6th.


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And as a program matures over time, it results in the management of vendors and other third parties with fewer risks, lower costs, better performance and stronger compliance. Since every company is at a different place in their journey towards better vendor management, it's important to identify steps that you can follow as you mature your program, and to consider your vendor risk ecosystem and the data and services that can have an enormous impact on risk reduction. On this CPE accredited webinar our panel of experts will address some key steps to mature your third-party risk management program, including how to:
- Create a third-party risk-management maturity roadmap.
- Connect with enterprise systems to create a centralized data repository and enable seamless vetting activities across processes
- Incorporate external content sources for a more wholistic view of your vendors plus more sustainable ongoing monitoring
- Strengthen and streamline your third-party risk management efforts.
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Oct 31 2019
3:00 pm
60 mins
Johna Till Johnson, CEO and Founder, Nemertes Research
Cloud and Cybersecurity Series [Ep.6]: Next-Generation Cybersecurity: Policy Process and Organization
Resources are finite. So deploying them wisely is what differentiates successful cybersecurity organizations from those that are less successful. Find out how these successful cybersecurity organizations are structured, what policies they have in place, and what strategies they do—and don't—follow to protect their enterprise organizations.
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[PANEL] Security as a Service
Oct 30 2019
4:00 pm
60 mins
Panelists TBA
As in-house security becomes increasingly complex and costly, organizations are in need of a reliable and safe security provider. Join industry experts as they discuss the latest trends in SEaaS, including:
-Why your organisation needs to move towards SEaaS
-The different models of security as a service
- SEaaS solutions and strategies
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CCS [Ep.5]: Application Security Meets Multicloud
Oct 23 2019
50 mins
John Burke, CIO and Principal Research Analyst, Nemertes Research
Cloud and Cybersecurity Series [Ep.5]: Application Security Meets Multicloud
Enterprises are developing and buying applications to run everywhere: across multiple clouds, multiple data centers, desktops, mobile devices, and IoT devices. In a multicloud environment, IT needs to take a multipronged approach to securing applications.
We'll how organizations approach securing their applications for the multicloud, ranging from changes in the development process to the embrace of security technologies including IAMaaS, microservice authentication, and enterprise secure cloud access and policy enforcement (ESCAPE).
This webinar presents data from Nemertes' in-depth research study of 335 organizations in 11 countries across a range of vertical industries.
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Getting Inside Insider Threats: Response and Mitigation
Oct 23 2019
49 mins
Ryan Lai, EVP of Professional Services, Nisos
Insider threats can wreck your network, your business, and your company's reputation. But stopping malicious or simply incompetent insiders from doing damage isn't just an exercise in analyzing where the damage came from. Insider Threats aren't just malicious employees. They can run the gamut from incompetent to accidental to theft. Join Ryan Lai, EVP of Professional Services at Nisos, as he discusses the wide-ranging complexities of an insider threat investigation.
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What Software Defined Storage Means for Storage Networking
Oct 22 2019
62 mins
Ted Vojnovich, Lenovo; Fred Bower, Lenovo; Tim Lustig, Mellanox
Software defined storage, or SDS, is growing in popularity in both cloud and enterprise accounts. But what makes it different from traditional storage arrays? Does it really save money? Is it more complicated to support? Is it more scalable or higher-performing? And does it have different networking requirements than traditional storage appliances?
Watch this SNIA webcast to learn:
•How software-defined storage differs from integrated storage appliances
•Whether SDS supports block, file, object, or all three types of storage access
•Potential issues or pitfalls with deploying SDS
•How SDS affects storage networking
•Scale-up vs. scale-out vs. hyperconverged vs. cloud
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Getting Started with WiCyS Student Chapters and Making an Impact
Oct 16 2019
61 mins
Dr. Vitaly Ford, Professor Pauline Mosley, and the Tennessee Tech Chapter Students
In this webinar, we will talk about how to get started as a Women in CyberSecurity (WiCyS) Student Chapter and share ideas on activities, funding, sustainability, competitions, and resources.
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The Future of AI in Security
Oct 10 2019
37 mins
MuckAI Girish, Appnomic and Muck.AI | Rohini Kasturi, Pulse Secure
AI and ML are playing an outsize role in myriad fields. However, in cybersecurity, it hasn't had the same share as in several other areas, despite high potential and a growing need. The security companies have been focused more on the core problems and industry experts generally tend to believe that AI will make further foray into various aspects of the security ecosystem. In this webinar, we will discuss the role of AI in different realms of security products and services, such as identity & access management, malware detection and incident response & forensic analysis.
Key takeaways:
- How should enterprises look at leveraging AI to improve their security posture
- Which areas are more likely to see higher adoption of AI and where vendors should place their bets
- What challenges have to be overcome for broader adoption of AI
MuckAI Girish, Chief Business Officer, Appnomic and CEO, Muck.AI
Rohini Kasturi, Chief Development Officer, Pulse Secure
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Machine Learning and AI in a Brave New Cloud World
Oct 10 2019
61 mins
Ulf Mattsson, Head of Innovation, TokenEx
Machine learning platforms are one of the fastest growing services of the public cloud. ML, an approach and set of technologies that use Artificial Intelligence (AI) concepts, is directly related to pattern recognition and computational learning. Early adopters of AI have now rolled out cloud-based services that are bringing AI to the masses.
How are AI, deep learning, machine learning, big data, and cloud related? Can machine learning algorithms enable the use of an individual's comprehensive biological information to predict or diagnose diseases, and to find or develop the best therapy for that individual? How is Quantum Computing in the Cloud related to the use of AI and Cybersecurity?
Join this webinar to learn more about:
- Machine Learning, Data Discovery and Cloud
- Cloud-Based ML Applications and ML services from AWS and Google Cloud
- How to Automate Machine Learning
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Practical Risk Management for the Multi-Cloud
Oct 10 2019
62 mins
Ulf Mattsson, Head of Innovation, TokenEx
This session will take a practical approach to IT risk management and discuss multi cloud, Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) and how Enterprises are losing ground in the fight against persistent cyber-attacks. We simply cannot catch the bad guys until it is too late. This picture is not improving. Verizon reports concluded that less than 14% of breaches are detected by internal monitoring tools.
We will review the JP Morgan Chase data breach were hackers were in the bank's network for months undetected. Network configuration errors are inevitable, even at the largest banks as Capital One that recently had a data breach where a hacker gained access to 100 million credit card applications and accounts.
Viewers will also learn about:
- Macro trends in Cloud security and Micro trends in Cloud security
- Risks from Quantum Computing and when we should move to alternate forms of encryption
- Review "Kill Chains" from Lockhead Martin in relation to APT and DDoS Attacks
- Risk Management methods from ISACA and other organizations
Speaker: Ulf Mattsson, Head of Innovation, TokenEx
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The Role of AI in IoT Security
Oct 9 2019
60 mins
May Wang, CTO & Co-founder of Zingbox
Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning are the raves in network security. It's perceived as the only practical approach to staying ahead of today's cyberthreats.
The various steps used by Artificial Intelligence is not so different than a physician's approach to treating a patient. You must first understand the patient (or device), monitor and assess that all organs (or components) are behaving as intended, and proactively treat (or remediate) viruses and other harm.
In this session, Dr. May Wang will explore:
- The latest advancements in AI for IoT security using healthcare as an example
- The top security threats to healthcare organizations and how to address them.
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Applying Machine Learning in Cyber Security
Oct 9 2019
59 mins
Dr. Umesh Rao Hodeghatta, Chief Data Scientist, NU-Sigma Analytics Labs
With the increasingly connected world revolving around the revolution of internet and new technologies like mobiles, smartphones, and tablets, and with the wide usage of wireless technologies, the information security risks have increased. Both individuals and organizations are under regular attacks for commercial or non-commercial gains. The objectives of such attacks may be to take revenge, malign the reputation of a competitor organization, understand the strategies and sensitive information about the competitor, simply have fun of exploiting the vulnerabilities. Hence, the need to protect information assets and ensure information security receives adequate attention.
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- The benefits of using Machine Learning and AI
- Tools available to perform the same.
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Insomniac's four-person, cooperative action game Overstrike was sadly absent from E3 2012. What gives? Speaking to CVG, EA Labels president Frank Gibeau said "It's a new IP and we want to make it the right game, so they're taking some extra time to nail the gameplay and the quality."
"It felt like we would stand out better later in the summer once we've hit some key milestones and we're able to show off more," he continued. As busy as E3 tends to be, I feel like Overstrike would have stood out just fine in what ended up being a show full of sequels.
That said, they do only get one first impression. I'm already more or less sold on the game, conceptually, so I'm willing to remain patient if that's what it takes for Insomniac to do its thing and live up to last year's promising teaser trailer.
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80-year-old agave nears once-in-a-lifetime bloom
The entire life of the University of Michigan specimen has been leading up to this moment.
ANN ARBOR, MIch. -- It's still growing, and growing, and growing.
Like the beanstalk from the famous fable, the stalk of an 80-year-old American agave plant at the University of Michigan is so tall, it's through the roof of the conservatory of school's Matthaei Botanical Gardens.
It practically skims the sky at more than 25 feet, but it has yet to bloom.
The timing is difficult to predict, says Mike Palmer, horticulture manager for the gardens and Nichols Arboretum. Soon after the agave finally does flower for the first and only time in its life, it'll die.
So far, 18 branch-like structures, called peduncles, have emerged from its stalk, each of which has several flower buds, Palmer says. When the buds open, the flowers will be yellowish-green in color.
"I have not counted all the flower buds on the flower stalk since there are still side branches unfurling," Palmer says, "but the oldest (biggest) side branch has over 150 flower buds on it!"
Buzz about the plant has drawn big crowds of onlookers anxious to see it bloom.
"We've experienced a more than 50% increase in our visitors compared to the same time frame last year," says spokesman Joe Mooney. "We'll run another report when the agave is finished and my guess is that it will be even better than a 50% increase."
The best way to monitor the plant's progress is through the Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum's Facebook page.
Palmer says although the plant will die after it flowers, it will leave behind many pups — genetic clones that look like mini versions of the mother agave — and potentially thousands of seeds.
Visitors will be able to buy some of those seeds and baby plants, if all goes as planned, Palmer says.
This agave — related to asparagus — is unusual because it was collected during a university botanical expedition to San Luis Potosi, Mexico, in 1934, and brought back to Ann Arbor by botanist Alfred Whiting, then a U-M graduate student. This variegated form of the American agave was collected from the wild, unlike most agaves sold today, which are cultivated from tissue samples, says Palmer.
Often called century plants because they bloom so infrequently, Palmer said in an interview last month that most agaves will bloom in nature in 10 to 25 years. The American agave is native to Texas and New Mexico, and also now can be seen in landscapes throughout the southwest. The plant can be used to make the alcoholic beverage called mezcal.


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Matt Lauer to Replace Alex Trebek as "Jeopardy!" Host?
(NEW YORK) -- Is Matt Lauer's future in the game show business? The New York Post reports the current Today show host is the front-runner to replace Alex Trebek as host of Jeopardy! in three years.
There have been rumors that Lauer is in danger of losing his job with NBC's Today show due to its ratings slump, and the Post's sources say that Lauer is "at the top of the list" of potential Trebek replacements. Trebek is expected to leave Jeopardy! in 2016.
The newspaper further reports that another newsman, Anderson Cooper, is also in the mix, and that "he likes the idea" of hosting Jeopardy! Cooper has some game show experience, having hosted the reality series The Mole.
Deadline.com says Jeopardy! producer Sony Pictures Television has had "exploratory conversations" with Lauer, Cooper, NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams and NBC Sports' Dan Patrick.
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Zelda Rubinstein, the diminutive actress with the high-pitched voice who rose to fame with her role as a psychic trying to rid a suburban family's home of demons in all three "Poltergeist" films, died Wednesday in Los Angeles.
Rubinstein, 76, died of natural causes at Barlow Respiratory Hospital.
Her agent, Eric Stevens, told the Los Angeles Times that Rubinstein suffered a mild heart attack two months ago. He said she has several health issues that eventually "overtook her."
The 4-foot-3 Pittsburgh native made her film debut in the Chevy Chase comedy "Under the Rainbow," and after her break-through role in 1982's "Poltergeist," she went on to make dozens of film and television appearances.
She showed up as an organ player in the John Hughes teen comedy "Sixteen Candles" in 1984, and appeared in films such as "Teen Witch," "Guilty as Charged" and "Southland Tales." She had a regular role on "Picket Fences" and made guest appearances on shows such as "Mr. Belvedere," "Tales from the Crypt," "Caroline in the City" and "The Pretender."
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The quick and economical way to clear parking areas, drives, paths, storage and shop fl oor areas, yards etc.- Sturdy steel construction- Fork sleeves for pick-up by a fork-lift truck- Can be secured to prevent slipping- Suitable for fork-lift trucks, site dumpers and other vehicles equipped with forks- Durable brush elements, can be individually replaced- Adjustable: can be positioned to the right or to the left- Spray painted red RAL 3000
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Corporation Limited (MECL) the premier exploration agency, has
the largest fleet of drills in the country. It offers various
types of services in drilling
For collection of
uncontaminated core sample reserve circulation drilling method
is used. MECL is equipped with Rig and high capacity compressor,
accessories to drill bore hole upto 100 m.
Hook load capacity - 8 T in single in
MECL is equipped with vaccum
suction tractor mounted rig. This machine is suitable for
bauxite drilling in dry area. Rig gives drilling with 100% core
MECL is equipped to take up
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MECL is having following rig
i)LMP-DR-1500-Hook load - 18T
ii)LMP-DR-2500-Hook load - 27T
iii)Kores failing-Hook load - 18T iv)JVM : DR-2500
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Mobile-Augur Drill suitable for Hydro geological studies. It can
drill and take sample of 4.5" to 5" dia upto a depth of 75 mts.
Hook load capacity is 2.7T
Controlled drilling and grouting for restoration of
archeological monuments .
Controlled drilling and grouting for dam
sites, tunnels and other civil engineering projects
Hydrostatic Drills
Top Head Drive/ Spindle Drive
State-of-Art Drills
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Hydrostatic Drill-Kores Acker Model WA -III C:
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emergency brake arrangement.
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drilling exploration.
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"The UK has been hit hard because the banks took on enormously large liabilities in foreign currencies. Should the British taxpayers have to lower their standard of living for 20 years to pay off mistakes that benefited a small elite?" he said. "There is an argument for letting the banks go bust. It may cause turmoil but it will be a cheaper way to deal with this in the end. The British Parliament never offered a blanket guarantee for all liabilities and derivative positions of these banks" - Joseph Stiglitz, 2009, Telegraph
Failing banks should be allowed to go under and asking the taxpayer to prop them up shows capitalism has 'gone wrong', according to the Bank of England deputy governor. In the bad times, banks' losses should be absorbed by their creditors and investors, not by the taxpayer, Paul Tucker has told the BBC. Tucker said that banks had to incur the losses when things went wrong. Paul Tucker 2011
Economic conditions may turn out to be far worse than in previous recessions, including the Great Depression at the beginning of the 1930s. Everybody seems to think that, thanks to the government's monetary and fiscal interventions, this recession will come nowhere near the 1930s slump. However, I think it might be far worse – and precisely because of the interventions. Marc Faber 2009
Two powerful Republicans on Sunday called on Barack Obama, US president, to let some big banks fail instead of propping them up with public money. Richard Shelby, the top Republican on the Senate banking committee, warned that the US would end up following the same path as Japan, which suffered a lost decade of economic growth by tackling its banking crisis too slowly, unless some big institutions were allowed to fail. "Close them down, get them out of business. If they're dead, they ought to be buried," Mr Shelby told ABC News. "We bury the small banks. We've got to bury some big ones and send a strong message to the market." FT, 2009
Iceland President Olafur R. Grimsson, in an interview with Bloomberg, said his country was much better off because it refused to bail out the banks and allowed them fail. "The difference is that in Iceland we allowed the banks to fail," Grimsson said. "These were private banks and we didn't pump money into them in order to keep them going; the state did not shoulder the responsibility of the failed private banks." LaRouche 2010And here's Barclays' £6.5m bonus boy Bob Diamond:
On too big to fail:"It's very important that we allow banks to fail. It's very important that no taxpayer money is ever again used to bailout banks that have failed. And that's why we are working on how we can ensure that banks are able to fail and are able to be wound down."
On whether he would ever accept a government bailout:"No I think that's exactly the plan we are working on. Is how do we create a capital structure, and how do we provide a resolution and recovery plan that is credible with our regulators so if the worst happened, they are comfortable that they can wind down the institution." Wall St Pit 2011