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- he Wolf family was involved in the Feb. 14 auto accident at 41st Street/Minnesota Avenue. Ameina is an employee at Visionary Eye Clinic, who will be offering free eye exams in return for a suggested donation of $70. The event Includes a Frame Sale, coffee and cookies provided by Starbucks Coffee and Hy-Vee Bakery.
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ETD Guide:Introduction - History of ETD Activities
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1.4 History of ETD Activities
The first planning for ETDs started at a meeting in 1987 between UMI, Virginia Tech, ArborText, SoftQuad, and University of Michigan. Participants discussed the latest approaches to electronic publishing and whether or not they could be applied to the preparation of dissertations. Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) became available in the early 1990s, and it became clear that with this platform, students could easily prepare their own ETDs.
In 1996 the United States funded a three-year effort to spread the concept of ETDs around the US. A pilot project at Virginia Tech led to a mandatory requirement for post-1997 theses and dissertations to be submitted only electronically. The NDLTD was formed and first ETD Conference was held in 1998. By 2000, the ETD movement had spread internationally to include thousands of university members. In 2004 the NDLTD became a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization and assembled its Board of Directors. The annual international ETD Symposia are now hosted around the world, guided by the NDLTD Board and hosted by local academic institutions.
Brief history of ETD activities: 1987-2007
Global cooperation in ETD activities
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Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
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All Hundred Acre wines are made by sorting the fruit berry by berry, fermenting in small French oak fermenters, and long aging in the finest barriques. The secret to Hundred Acre is no compromise and no detail overlooked, ever.
The Kayli Morgan Vineyard is located just north of Saint Helena, California at the base of Howell Mountain. The soils are a chocolaty clay; holding moisture to keep the vines cool. As summer progresses, the ground forms micro-cracks, allowing the roots to seek water deeper and deeper into the earth; as they do, they pick up minerals that give Kayli Morgan its distinctive characteristics. Kayli Morgan is a single estate vineyard and 100% Cabernet Sauvignon.
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If it claims to make life in the kitchen easier, you can bet "Does it Work?" is going to test it. Have you seen those ceramic non-stick frying pans? The different brands, each seem to have claimed a color of their own but it's the green one that seems to get the most airplay on those "As Seen on TV" commercials. Got Joe Terrell's attention. Here's this week's "Does it Work?" report.
"Now you can saute or fry with little or no oil, grease or fat. Foods never stick so you never scrub," says the commercials. The OrGreenic Ceramic Green Non-Stick Fry Pan plays off its eco-friendliness. The package says it is PTFE & PFOA free. It has something to do with non-stick coatings found on many pans.
We have tested lots of cookware over the years. This one has a slightly more sturdy feel to it. Just a first impression. We season the pan according to the directions. Oil it, watch it smoke, cool it down and we're finally ready to start cooking without oil, butter or grease.
We start with a fried egg. We had the pan a little hot and the egg immediately stuck. But we were amazed at how easily it let go.
We tried to scramble an egg next. Worked great. No sticking at all, even without oil or butter.
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Hello all thanks for all your prayers awhile back for my father who just passed away from a long illness.I said to him before he died dad If you find that there is life after death or if I die before you please either one of us will made contact.Well every night scince his passing I have been awoken to a strong presence,However last night I woke up and there were flashing lights in the air of my kitchen like a morse code...it was incredible I had the feeling that he has now discovered a way to speak light morse code...
what a comfort and a joy to know are loved ones are really just a light beam away
blessings to all my loving friends here on encounter board,,,prayers and love to all of you
Thanks to Britt and Shirley
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xxox AW
I would say I am so sorry for your loss, but it seems you haven't lost your father, he has just passed on to another realm. How lovely that he is giving you proof of his existence. I know it is still hard when the body is not present.... so my condolences, but mostly I am happy for you. Thanks for sharing this. There are some of us who still need to know, if you get what I mean. We are not sure about some things..... Oh well. Sending you love and light. Love, C.
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My father says almost the whole world is asleep.
Everyone you know, everyone you see, everyone you talk to.
He says that only a few people are awake and
they live in a state of constant total amazement.
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Thanks cher o
Yes it is a true delight.....death is a living experience..we need to learn how to adjust as they do as they transition...just like a costume change on a movie set
they are there and loving and learning a new way of life...they are just a thought away...who needs a cell phone or text msg...its free
god bless
It doesnt make it easier when greiving i guess it depends on the person,
in the lightAW
Hi AW,
I already said something on Facebook, but I will say again here that my positive thoughts and prayers are with you and your dad and your family at this time.
Your last post on this is perfect....I always say that our loved ones in spirit are only a thought away.
And you are right...it is still an adjustment for us and it is not easy, but it is beyond out control.
When someone loses a person they are very close to, if they are open and willing, it can be a great teaching experience about what lies beyond this physical realm.
So have fun with your dad in this new way!!
Love and Blessings~
Dear AW, You are so right, you tell yourself they are in a better place and are restarting another lifetime. But in reality we just plain miss them, their face, voice, everything......I know we all have faith that things are as they should be, but sometimes that just doesn't help. My 33 yr old son has been gone 2 yrs today and it really never goes away, that feeling that something is missing and will never be the same again. I try and think I will always feel that way until I reach the other side and then it will all make some sense. Until then we have to just grieve our own way and time and keep the faith. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Light in the Future
Thanks cher o And Shelly Monti
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for you kind words....if we could all only learn... to tune in learn there new language...I think greving would be a thing of the past...And Monti I also lost my brother tragically..and now my father...It has been my beleifs...that have pulled me through.I feel then both..empathically..you can too if you are ready.
it really helps to fill the space and take the sting out of the loneliness we can feel
My thoughts and prayers for you and all my eb family Happy Easter
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Cherry-Tomato Salsa
Prepare this 7-ingredient cherry-tomato salsa in just 10 minutes for a fresh 'n' fast summer appetizer.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 1/2 cup).
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- Calories: 22
- Protein: 1g
- Carbohydrate: 5g
- Fiber: 1g
- Sodium: 52mg
- Calcium: 12mg
- 2 (1-pint) baskets cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1/2 small white onion, peeled and finely chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper (to taste)
- 1 small chopped seeded jalapeño pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh cilantro
- 1 teaspoon lime juice
- Toss ingredients together.
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School-age children (ages 6 to 12) need healthy foods and nutritious snacks. They have a consistent but slow rate of growth and usually eat four to five times a day (including snacks). Many food habits, likes, and dislikes are established during this time. Family, friends, and the media (especially TV) influence their food choices and eating habits. School-age children are often willing to eat a wider variety of foods than their younger siblings. Eating healthy after-school snacks is important, too, as these snacks may contribute up to one-third of the total calorie intake for the day. School-age children have developed more advanced feeding skills and are able to help with meal preparation.
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Fruits. Any fruit or 100 percent fruit juice counts as part of the fruit group. Fruits may be fresh, canned, frozen, or dried, and may be whole, cut up, or pureed.
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Involve children in the selection and preparation of foods, and teach them to make healthy choices by providing opportunities to select foods based on their nutritional value.
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How gorgeous is this little lady holding happy home Grace!
Grace is such a beautiful word as is the story behind how this beautiful little one came to be named. Thank you Tanya for releasing a little home of ours all the way over in Vancouver! We were so thrilled to have received your email and send this happy home on its way.
Read Tanya's story below and take a peek at this origami home now in Canada! A perfect location and sharing of happiness…x
Hello Kellie, Poppy, Ava and Blossom!
We released the little home Grace yesterday.
I chose to release the little home Grace at a statue in Vancouver called 'Inukshuk'. The meaning of the statue can be found here. It's located in English Bay which is just outside of Stanley Park in downtown Vancouver.
Two days after my dad passed away from cancer, I discovered I was pregnant with our little baby girl (she's 8 months old now). The Inukshuk is a traditional statue from where my dad grew up (Northern Territories) and I wanted to find a place here where I could bring them together. I didn't even know this until now but one of the meanings of the Inukshuk is to 'mark a place of respect or memorial for a beloved person'.
The last year of my dad's life was one so full of love and grace that I had to name my little girl Grace in honor of him.
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The 2012 London Olympic Velodrome is really shaping up. Here's an aerial shot of how the roof is coming along. The exterior construction is expected to be completed by the end of the summer and then they'll start laying down the track. When the velodrome is done some time in 2011, it will seat 6,000 spectators and will probably be one of the nicest velodromes in the world. I'm pretty excited to see it done.
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MARSHFIELD, Wis. (WSAU) -- Marshfield's list of five school board candidates has been narrowed down to four people.
Jason Angell, Dorothy Chaney, Dennis Juncer, and Mark Konrardy are the four that will seek two seats on the board April 1st. Christine Miller was eliminated in yesterday's primary.
Miller has said she didn't expect to win, but saw the race as an opportunity to get her views into the public. One of her views is that the Holocaust never happened, a view that didn't resonate with most voters.
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Hollywood Undead has announced that Slipknot percussionist Shawn "Clown" Crahan will direct the video for "We Are," the first single from Undead's upcoming album, Notes from the Underground .
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Close inspection reveals some of the StickUp Bulb's secrets. The outer bulb shape is pretty much cosmetic. Screw off the plastic shell and you'll find the small "Krypton" technology bulb. We pop in four AA batteries and we're almost set to test it out. The mount is secured with double stick tape and the bulb unit slides right into the mount.
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Regardless of the type of drive, SATA, IDE etc.. I have always used the Unix tool "dd" for duplicating data. This is awesome when it comes to taking data from a source drive to another drive or even backup image file.
There are a couple of things to bear in mind though when using dd.
First of all if you do have bad data on the drive then it may just stall whilst running. You can use the "conv=noerror,sync" option that will ignore errors but you could end up with 2 bad drives at the end. The result depends on how broke your drive is before you start.
Secondly, if you are trying to replicate a drive to a new drive then the new drive does need to be as big or bigger.
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dd bs=512 if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb conv=noerror,sync
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dd bs=512 if=/dev/sda of=/some_dir/foo.img conv=noerror,sync
If dd does not work then there is another option in the form of a tool called ddrecue:
ddrecue
This tool attempts to recover data when errors are detected and then creates the repaired data on the destination drive / file. Whilst I have never had the need to use this tool, dd has lways been good enough for me, I have heard some excellent reviews about it……..best of all its free!!
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Summary: What does history look like? How do you draw time? From the most ancient images to the contemporary, the line has served as the central figure in the representation of time. The linear metaphor is ubiquitous in everyday visual representations of time--in almanacs, calendars, charts, and graphs of all sorts. Even our everyday speech is filled with talk of time having a "before" and an "after" or being "long" and "short." The timeline is such a familiar part of our mental furniture that it is sometimes hard to remember that we invented it in the first place. And yet, in its modern form, the timeline is not even 250 years old. The story of what came before has never been fully told, until now. Cartographies of Time is the first comprehensive history of graphic representations of time in Europe and the United States from 1450 to the present. Authors Daniel Rosenberg and Anthony Grafton have crafted a lively history featuring fanciful characters and unexpected twists and turns. From medieval manuscripts to websites, Cartographies of Time features a wide variety of timelines that in their own unique ways--curving, crossing, branching--defy conventional thinking about the form. A fifty-four-foot-long timeline from 1753 is mounted on a scroll and encased in a protective box. Another timeline uses the different parts of the human body to show the genealogies of Jesus Christ and the rulers of Saxony. Ladders created by missionaries in eighteenth-century Oregon illustrate Bible stories in a vertical format to convert Native Americans. Also included is the April 1912 Marconi North Atlantic Communication chart, which tracked ships, including the Titanic, at points in time rather than by theirgeographic location, alongside little-known works by famous figures, including a historical chronology by the mapmaker Gerardus Mercator and a chronological board game patented by Mark Twain. Presented in a lavishly illustrated edition, Cartographies of Time is a revelation to anyone interested in the role visual forms have played in our evolving conception of history.
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New England sees surge in heroinBy WILSON RING
THE Associated Press | May 13,2013MONTPELIER A rise in heroin abuse in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire is being blamed partly on aggressive marketing by out-of-state drug dealers and the higher cost of prescription drugs sold illegally on the streets.
In Vermont, Rutland Police Chief James Baker calls the spike in heroin use mind boggling. Manchester Police Chief David Mara says hes seen a definite uptick in heroin cases in New Hampshires largest city.
In Maine, Portland is reporting terrible consequences from increased heroin use 14 drug overdoses in a single month, including four in one 24-hour period. One person died of a suspected overdose.
The outbreak has been so bad in Portland it prompted a community warning from police, fire and health officials.
Vermonts U.S. Attorney Tristram Coffin blames simple economic forces.
If you get addicted to prescription pills, its really hard financially to keep that up, he said. Heroin is cheaper.
Coffin is leading federal, state and local officers in a crackdown and warns dealers there will be serious consequences for them in the hunt for easy profits. Special multi-agency teams have been set up to share information and target offenders while also stepping up educational efforts and treatment programs.
Coffin said authorities saw the crisis coming as far back as 2009 when experts on opiate addiction sounded a warning at a meeting in Vermont.
Officials with the Maine Drug Enforcement Administration say the agency also anticipated users would switch from prescription narcotics to heroin because of a diminishing supply of prescription drugs on the streets.
Thats been a concern for a good number of years, said agency Director Roy McKinney. Were talking about opiates, whether its synthetic coming through pharmacies or from heroin. Those people whore addicted to that drug theyre going to go wherever theres the least resistance to satisfy their dependence.
In Manchester, Mara suspects the surge in heroin cases was fed by oxycodone and painkiller addicts who switched to heroin because they can no longer afford to buy pills on the streets. An 80 milligram tablet sells for about $80 compared to a bag of heroin that costs about $15, he said.
Anthony Pettigrew of Boston, a spokesman for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency office for New England, said no single factor explains why heroin abuse has spiked but he agrees users are switching from prescription pills to heroin and dealers are aggressively marketing the drug.
As people see the cost of getting a painkilling opiate go up, sometimes they look for heroin as a cheaper alternative, Pettigrew said. The other area is profit. People are going to try to make money on selling heroin.
So if they can move heroin from New York or Philly or Boston or Lowell and Lawrence up into Vermont and make a significant profit, they are going to do that, Pettigrew said.
In the past, heroin arrived in Maine in prepackaged one-dose bags. Now law enforcement officials say they are seeing larger amounts coming into the state, where the drug is then milled and packaged, McKinney said.
Earlier this month, Kennebec County officials seized 3 ounces of heroin, the equivalent of about 4,000 doses. Kennebec County Sheriff Randall Liberty said it was the largest seizure hed seen in 20 years.
In Vermont, police have been arresting suspected dealers with large amounts of heroin, cash and in some cases guns. Most of the drugs come from New York or other East Coast cities, from western Massachusetts, or farther away from Detroit and Chicago.
Baker said opiate addiction in the Rutland area is the worst hes seen in his 35 years of policing.
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(Sports Network) - The Boston Bruins will try to stay hot offensively and forge a tie in the Stanley Cup Final when they host the Vancouver Canucks tonight in Game 4 at TD Garden.
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The Bruins scored a total of two goals in losing the first two games of this best-of-seven series in Vancouver, but Boston's offense came alive in Game 3 as the B's destroyed the visiting Canucks, 8-1.
Monday's rout was the first Stanley Cup Finals game in Boston in 21 years, and the Bruins made it a memorable one as they cut Vancouver's lead in the series to 2-1.
Boston exploded for four goals in the second period of Game 3 and Tim Thomas did the rest with a 40-save performance to help get the Eastern Conference champions back into the series.
"Well, what I can say to you in the playoffs, we've mentioned that throughout the whole playoffs since day one, whether you lose a game in overtime or you lose a game 10-0, it's only a loss, in the loss column," said Boston head coach Claude Julien. "So we won by a big score tonight, but it's only a win, and we're still down 2-1. That's the way I've approached it. That's the way I've seen it."
Mark Recchi had two goals, Michael Ryder had a goal and two assists while Andrew Ference, Daniel Paille, Brad Marchand and David Krejci each had a goal and an assist in the win.
Boston is in a tough spot historically, as only two teams have ever taken a Cup Finals series after getting swept in the first two games on the road. However, the last time was in 2009 when Pittsburgh beat the Red Wings in seven games despite falling behind 2-0 in the series after losing the first two tests in Detroit.
Roberto Luongo, who gave up just two goals in the first two games, was tagged for all eight goals on 38 shots in Game 3. Jannik Hansen provided the only goal in the lopsided loss.
"In the playoffs, a loss is a loss," said Vancouver head coach Alain Vigneault. "You lose in OT or you lose like we did tonight, it's a loss in the loss column. We're going to take tomorrow to analyze certain aspects of our game, then we're going to come here on Wednesday and we're going to get ready to play a good game."
Both Boston and the Canucks lost players for the rest of this series as a result of a vicious hit by Vancouver defenseman Aaron Rome on Bruins forward Nathan Horton.
In the early part of Monday's first period, Horton was skating through the neutral zone and sent a pass just before he reached the Vancouver blue line. Rome stepped up and put a shoulder high into Horton, who immediately fell backward and hit his head on the ice.
Horton suffered a severe concussion on the play and will miss the remainder of the playoffs. Rome was given a four-game suspension for the late hit and if this series ends before Game 7, the ban will carry over to the start of the 2011-12 regular season.
Horton is tied for second among Bruins players in playoff scoring this spring with 17 points on eight goals and nine assists. He's netted three game-winning goals this postseason, including series-winners in Game 7 against both Montreal and Tampa Bay.
With Rome out and fellow Canucks defenseman Dan Hamhuis still doubtful with a lower-body injury, either Keith Ballard or Christopher Tanev are expected to move into the lineup tonight.
Boston improved to 8-3 as the host in these playoffs with the blowout victory in Game 3. The home club has won all three games so far in this series and hosts are 14-2 in the Stanley Cup Finals since 2009.
Monday's victory was also Boston's first Stanley Cup Finals win on home ice since May 21, 1978 against Montreal. The Bruins, who haven't won a Stanley Cup since 1972, lost to the Canadiens in six games in '78.
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The Canucks have never won a Stanley Cup title and are in the Finals for the first time since 1994 when they were ousted by the New York Rangers in seven games.
Despite the big win on Monday, the Bruins still have a dismal 6-22 record in the Stanley Cup Finals since winning their last title in '72. The Game 3 triumph was just Boston's second victory in its last 14 games on the NHL's biggest stage.
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Date of News Release: 05/14/2013
(LONDON, KY.) -- On Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at 10:00 AM, KSP Post 11 personnel will placed wreath at the grave of Trooper Elmer Mobley, Jr., at the Oneida Settlement School Cemetery, on Potter Branch Road off KY Highway 11 north of Oneida in Clay County as part of the Kentucky State Police's annual observance of National Police Officers Memorial Week.
Trooper Elmer Mobley Jr., age 33, was fatally injured in a vehicle accident May 28, 1964, while responding to a call for assistance in Pike County. Trooper Cecil W. Uzzle, who was accompanying Trooper Mobley, was also killed in the accident when their vehicle struck large rocks that had fallen in the roadway and were hidden by heavy rain and dense fog. Trooper Mobley was assigned to Post 9 Pikeville and had served with the Kentucky State Police for four and a half years. He was survived by his wife and his nine-year-old son. Trooper Mobley is buried at Oneida Settlement School in Clay County, Ky. Designation of a memorial highway in honor of the service and sacrifice of Trooper Mobley is pending.


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Anecdotal evidence from blogs and forums like Dave's ESL Cafe tells us that drinking is a notorious part of the GEPIK orientation process. It even made the Korean press---always on the look out for news, rumors, or, um, anecdotal evidence of foreign teachers behaving badly) last fall in a NewsDaily article "원어민 교사들에 술판으로 한국 문화 소개?" ("Native speaker English teachers introduced to Korean culture through drinking parties?") A brief look at the article is available at this Gusts of Popular Feeling post, which looks at the misinformation and incorrect statistics that inform yellow journalism on the NSET front; an excerpt from the aforementioned article:
The article begins with the exciting phrase "A crack in the management of the Gyeonggi Education Office's adaptation program for native speaking teachers has been exposed." It then reveals that the Facebook pages and blogs of teachers who attended GEPIK orientation reveal that drinking parties were going on during orientation. Teachers are quoted from their blogs saying that orientation reminded them of university or that they wanted to die. GEPIK officials express shock and promise to get to the bottom of things, tighten up management of the program, and prevent future outrages.
From there the reporter uses another online source - a community of Korean English teachers, especially part-time English instructors working on contract in public schools. Miss Hwang (28), a member of the online community working at an elementary school in Ansan, reveals that "I've been driven to the edge by the insincere attitude towards work that the native speaking English teacher has."
While attendees are all of legal drinking age, and while alcohol is a noticable part of both Korean society and of the school experience, a ban is probably for the best. A drunken frat-party after-hours shouldn't be included in an introduction to teaching in Korea, and it sounds like at least a few teachers need that reminder. One poster from that Waygook.org thread:
Doesn't surprise me. Last year it was embarrassing to see all the garbage that people left all over the campus. Not to mention some idiots who started drinking at 8:00am. One guy in my seminar had to be removed because he started rambling incoherently in the middle of a lecture. The yearly orientation is a perfect example of why Koreans think all NETs are drunken morons.
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[W]hen I went in 2009, it was nothing but three days of partying. It was rather gross seeing everybody getting sick and puking on everything. Even the staff members were plastered and had poor behavior. I think it is good to ban alcohol. It shouldn't be a big party. It needs to be oreintation. Anybody who complains about there being no booze or bars to go to are just being childish.
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Shortenings, abbreviations and acronyms are often confusing and annoying when it comes to the language of business. One man's CRM is another man's B2B or B2C etc. and so the list goes on. Somehow though, the term "legit" as a shorter form of legitimate is almost universally understood.
When we examine the issues surrounding the legitimacy of documentation and communication attached to electronically controlled financial transactions of any kind, the question: "is this legit?" seems to crop up with frightening regularity. If you are not sure how legit any communication with you actually is then the advice is very simple indeed — check it out!
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With absolutely no word of fabrication, while I was penning (well, typing) this comment blog I took a call from a market research company. They knew my name, the name of my bank, the name of my personal banking manager and wanted to ask me a series of questions about how I found the service I had been receiving recently. My first thought was, is this legit?
Very simply I asked for the name of the company, the name of the person I was speaking to and their phone number. I did not confirm that I bank with xyz Bank Plc; I did not confirm that they had the name of my bank manager listed correctly and I barely even confirmed my own name. I directly but politely said that I would check them out for potential phishing and identity theft dangers and invited them to call back tomorrow after I had spoken to my bank.
Thank you and goodbye. That is the only way to do it. It is so very easy to be made to "feel comfortable" by a cold caller who knows just a little bit of information about you, but that is how identity theft builds up. Just protect your identity and information as your first move. After all, if they really are legit then they will call back.
International tax advisor at Westleton-Drake LLP Daniel Hyde echoes this advice saying that there are some very basic rules of thumb here. "Tax, finance and banking authorities will never write to you by email asking you to submit personal information. Nor would they take you to a website that asks for personal information without using the secure login details that you would be accustomed to entering to access your online banking services for example."
So going forward, on both sides of the Atlantic we are seeing the authorities and the banks carefully and methodically analyzing the future needs of consumers and businesses to engage with them via electronic means. It is in fact the case that today, we see banks and the HMRC and the IRS often sending mobile phone SMS messages more readily than issuing any email-based communication.
In the coming years, online filing of tax records and email communication with our banks is surely likely to increase. But for now, while the Internet and the world is changing so much, use caution and skepticism as your starting points and protect your data, your identity and your money.


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Mahmud al Mujahid, 33, donned a white tunic to argue by video feed from the prison Wednesday to the so-called Periodic Review Board meeting in Washington, D.C.
The detainee was allowed to speak, uncensored, except for when his counsel interrupted him, according to an account furnished Friday by Pentagon spokesman Army Lt. Col. Todd Breasseale, who did not himself watch the proceeding but spoke with participants.
Dozens of other Guantánamo captives held as indefinite detainees or never charged with a crime are expected to get similar hearings. The next is scheduled for Jan. 28. Wednesdays hearing was held without reporters or other independent observers allowed to watch. The Pentagon has said it has not yet devised a way for that to happen.
Mujahid got to Guantánamo the day Camp X-Ray opened, Jan. 11, 2002, as a suspected bodyguard to Osama bin Laden, making him among the longest-held prisoners.
Early Saturday, his lawyer, David Remes, said the Yemeni told the panel that, after nearly a dozen years at Guantánamo, he prefers to go to a Western country but was amenable to going back to Yemen if that would cause him to be released earlier, Remes said.
His objective is to leave Guantánamo.
Delegates from six federal agencies listened to the captive and then questioned him with the aid of two linguists via closed-circuit feed from a secret location in the Washington, D.C., area, Breasseale said They represented the Director of National Intelligence, departments of Justice, Homeland Security and State as well as the Pentagon and, separately, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Breasseale said a transcript of certain portions of the hearing would be released soon but not necessarily contain the captives comments.
Detainees private counsel have the option of removing statements by the detainees they represent, Breasseale said, They may not in any way otherwise alter the transcripts.
Remes would not say whether he would invoke the censorship option, but said Mujahid took part for about 75 minutes of what he described as a 90-minute hearing with one ankle chained to the floor out of view of the Washington-based review panel.
During the Bush years, military review panel members met the detainee face to face in a trailer set up as a hearing chamber at Guantánamo. Reporters were allowed to watch, just feet away from the captive whose ankle shackles were plainly seen padlocked to a bolt on the floor beneath his seat.
For this one, Breasseale said, Mujahid spoke into a camera and got to see board members ask questions on a video monitor.
Panel members asked many questions regarding the detainees statement and his subsequent comments, the Pentagon spokesman said. All questions and answers were spontaneous.
President Obama ordered his administration to set up the board in March 2011. The process is run by a retired Navy admiral who in July began notifying civilian lawyers that the file reviews were under way.
Guantánamo on Friday held 164 captives, 13 of them on hunger strike to protest their indefinite detention. Of the 164, 84 have already been cleared to go to other countries once the Obama administration overcomes congressional obstacles and negotiates bilateral security agreements for each transfer. Most of the cleared men are Yemeni, like Mujahid.
Nine others have been convicted of war crimes or are facing charges.
The rest are likely to get these review boards.
For the prison, Navy Cmdr. John Filostrat refused comment on any aspect of the hearings. He did not respond to a request for a photograph of the hearing chamber.
Once the Pentagon figures out how to let reporters watch the proceedings, Breasseale said, the viewing will be limited to opening statements but not the exchanges between the panel and the captive.
At Human Rights Watch, counterterrorism counsel Andrea Prasow, who was allowed to watch U.S.-run Detainee Review Board hearings in Afghanistan, condemned the secrecy.
Holding hearings in secret does little to dispel the notion that Guantánamo is still a law-free zone, she said by email Friday.
Its high time Obama owned his decisions about Guantánamo, whether it his acceptance of indefinite detention without trial, or a decision to release someone.
Filostrat would not disclose what kind of facility the prison used for the hearing. But Breasseale reported it was held without any of the chronic communications problems and interruptions experienced at Guantánamos $12 million war court compound, called Camp Justice.
For Wednesday,s hearing Breasseale said, the video feed worked from beginning to end, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with no faults or failures in transmission. Remes said the video feed broke once, briefly, and lasted only 90 minutes between the board and the hearing chamber. He said the board may have continued its work after the portion involving the prisoner and his lawyer ended.


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The current glut of photo frames is slowly gaining a better semblance of parity as far as features are concerned. Instead of having a wide range across models, the likes of accepted memory formats and the ability to replay sound is at least becoming in some way uniform, and for the majority the Genius Photo Frame DPF-T1000 is an impressive performer.
For starters, a touch-sensitive frame runs down the right side of the display, each with its own tiny LCD light which flashes and pulses when the frame is being used. The number of memory cards compatible includes all the major formats, and video can be replayed so long as it's in the AVI format. Thanks to a single slot being used for every card barring CompactFlash, the back panel is both thin and clutter-free, although putting the slots at the base makes it awkward to pop a card in quickly. The USB slot is more accessible, and having a corner stand means the whole unit can be turned upright with minimum fuss. Annoyingly, the menu system doesn't change orientation in the same manner as the images, meaning the ability to read sideways or a 90° twist of your neck is required.
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Markell was to give the keynote address Friday morning at a Georgetown Climate Center conference entitled "Promoting Low-Carbon Solutions and a Resilient Future Together."
The conference is aimed at exploring state and federal cooperation on climate and energy policy, sharing climate-related activities at the state and local levels, and finding opportunities for federal policy to support and strengthen those activities.
Among the issues being addressed at the conference are policies to advance electric vehicle deployment.
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City manager Tony O'Rourke is looking to create a new public space on Fourth Street behind the Capitol Theatre. The area would host events ranging from the local farmers market to large concerts. O'Rourke says the change would be a win-win situation for Yakima.
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