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"Michael Hayden on Acela giving reporters disparaging quotes about admin," tweeted Tom Matzzie, who quoted Hayden as saying, " 'Remember, just refer [to me] as [a] former senior admin.' " (Officials speaking to reporters on background often use the title "senior administration official.")
"I feel like I'm in the NSA," he also tweeted. "Except I'm in public."
Matzzie, who describes himself as a "MoveOn alum," who blogs at the Huffington Post, attracted the attention of Hayden's aides.
"On Acela: phone ringing. I think the jig is up," he tweeted. "Maybe somebody is telling him I'm here. Do I hide?"
Instead, after burning the other reporter's source, Matzzie got an interview for himself. "[Hayden's] office called him and then he graciously offered me an interview," he announced. "We talked around the Fourth Amendment and foreign spying."
The encounter left Matzzie thinking a bit better of Hayden, whom he described as a "gentleman," but still nervous about what might follow his encounter with the former spy boss.
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By 2011, the French Department Oise will supply 55.000 laptops free of charge to fourth, fifth and sixth grade pupils, with teachers and libraries also benefiting.
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Ordi60 has closed deals with Toshiba and nine French IT companies, including support for the laptops. The project is estimated to cost 28 million Euro, with the laptops retailing at 1350 Euro. Due to the large number of laptops however, Oise's purchase cost just 466 Euro each.
Besides the laptops, the regional council wants to open two public computer laboratories. It is currently unclear if Toshiba is producing the laptop as an individual model specifically for the Ordi60 project, or if there's been a printing error: could they mean the L300-128?
The project will run over three years with 22.000 laptops going to fourth and fifth grade pupils in 2009. A further 22.000 will then be supplied to fifth and sixth graders, with another 11.000 for the sixth grade by 2011. A speaker for the project emphasized that the choice of open software was not entirely a priority, rather they looked for educational software like encyclopedias and dictionaries. They also wanted to use software developed by teachers and the education ministries. Open source software is simply an educational aid for pupils.
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rinatarestaurant.com/
- Phone: 6123748998
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Dinner Sunday-Thursday 4:30pm-10:00pm Friday and Saturday 4:30pm-11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Tim Allen
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: There is a beautiful small dinning room that seats up to 12 people. Reservations required by phone for private parties.
- Private Party Contact: Jonathan Hunt 612-374-8998
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At Rinata, you will be served Italian fare that comes from your back yard. Going along with Italian tradition, Rinata cooks what is around them and what is available. Taking the simplest ingredients and making them work together. So please come in tonight and enjoy a piece of Italy in your back yard!Continued
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118 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/20/2014Tables are small and crowded. My pasta was not fully cooked. The service was good but not great.Special Features:
- Wonderful, memories of Italycdix24Dined on 9/17/2014Rinata's is a wonderful restaurant, reminded me of my trips to Italy. The food was outstanding, the service was great and just an overall wonderful experience. This was our first visit, but will definitely will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014Our experience was wonderful! We arrived during happy hour and I was surprised to be the only ones dining. We will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- Not up to the markAlexDined on 9/13/2014Food was mediocre & the restaurant was really hot & really noisy. The advertise are romantic , which was certainly not the case. Service was bad - our waitress didn't help us & had no personality, it was like talking to a wall. For the low quality of food & bad service - this place is very over priced. I'd suggest going to this place if you;re super super hungry & Chipotle is closed.
- Really great placedugefreshDined on 8/29/2014Most of the food is made from scratch everyday, pasta, cheese, bread, etc. The food was some of the best I've had, service was great. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- Italian findtravelerDined on 8/23/2014Small and unpretentious this restuarant had wonderful Italian food with a bit of a gourmet twist. We sampled a few of the appetizers as well as the home made pastas and all proved to be delicious and fresh. A relaxed environment with a good bar gave the place a cozy feel that is missing in all the new trendy industrial style restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rinata Me AnytimeracheatsVIPDined on 8/16/2014Just got back from Italy and was craving some Italian carbs, and I left happy. We ordered a nice wine, shared a fab appetizer, indulged in delicious bread and oil, and shared a pasta and pizza. They also let us improvise on the pasta and made it with chicken, it was very good. I had never tried their pizza before, and I must say, I was very impressed - it was sooooo good. I'd definitely come back and do the same, don't miss out on the pizza! I really wanted to try some of the dessert, but we were too stuffed - next time. Also, our server was very attentive and pleasant, she made it a very pleasurable experience. We shall be back.Special Features:
- BethDined on 8/15/2014The food here is incredible! A little cramped at times but well worth checking out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/8/2014We have been to Rinata several times, but this time it was so bad, we won't be back. The waitress was slow in getting to us. All the food (except the bread), was WAY too salty -- my pizza so much so that I could barely eat it. The waitress never came back to ask us how our meals were, and our water glasses were empty for a LONG time (due to all the salt). I finally went to ask her for water (which she DIDN'T bring immediately), and, even though she didn't ask, I told her how bad the pizza was. She did take the cost of the pizza off the bill, but since we had a Living Social voucher, it only saved us $2, and meant that we didn't get to use $8 of our voucher. It would have been nice if she had come earlier and offered me something edible.
- Too spicy!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/8/2014I love spicy food,don't get me wrong. but this is over the top for Italian. SOME chili flake is really good in a nice sauce,but not this much. If the toned it back a bit,it would be a home run. Good quality food,and I will probably be back,but I will have them omit about 3/4 of the chili flake.Special Features:
- RinataOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/8/2014This is my third visit to Rinata. Each time, I have thoroughly enjoyed the menu, the service, and the friendly atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining roomTonyTDined on 8/5/2014The food was excellent. My wife found a new favorite red wine, Barbera! The decore was good. I wish they wouldn't have packed all the custmers into one of the two rooms - would have been nice to spread out alittle.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food always... ButChezanimalhairDined on 8/3/2014We go here a lot. The staff and service are fantastic always. The food consistently great as well. But on a summer night it's so damn hot in there we nearly passed out, and it was a struggle to eat. Please improve AC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Liked with reservationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/3/2014We enjoyed our dinner at Rinata yet felt a bit taken. There were two different wine menus on the table. The wine we ordered from one menu was not on the other, the waiter ended up picking the wine for us and it was the most expensive bottle on the menu. When we alerted him to this error he had no comment. We were disappointed with the response. Our meals were very good so we would still recommend Rinata for its food.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tables too close togetherOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/2/2014Good food but too crowded. Our table was on the end and was way too close to the next table. To leave the table, I had to move sideways to fit between the tables. And I am not a large person. It was awkward to carry on a conversation with any sort of privacy.Special Features:
- Trying it OutOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/29/2014We had been here before and found it very similar, except the service was slow. It appeared that they were short staffed since we were being waited on by someone we are pretty sure was the owner. So we will give them a pass on the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday 4 CoursePawnieDined on 7/27/2014Overall I really enjoyed my dinner! The Fettuccine alla Congolese was amazing!!! And the micro green salad was good, but a bit on the sour side due to the lemon vinaigrette. The braschetta was on the bland side and the texture of the gelato was grainy. But flavor was prefect. Serve was a bit slow, but it was really busy. All-in-all, I enjoyed it and will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Spaghetti in Town!CLRHGDined on 7/26/2014Rinata has the best Spaghetti in town. My whole family loves it! (I don't even bother making spaghetti at home anymore.) The meatballs are fabulous - tasty and not too heavy. The tomato sugo outstanding, heavenly! The bread is awesome too along with the olive oil and tapenade for dipping. Top it all off with sambuca tiramisu and it's a meal that will make you float home.Special Features:
- wonderful llItalian foodartmstoneVIPDined on 7/26/2014The serve pasta with clams that is genuine, and is wonderfull. Everything on their menu is wonderful, and the servers are as nice as any I've ever met.Special Features:
- Great find!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/25/2014Intimate atmosphere, amazing food! Could not have asked for better service. Everything was great!Special Features:
- Food and service was spectacular.kashkaDined on 7/25/2014We had the perfect dining experience at Rinata. The menu was wonderful as were our choices. Our service could not have been better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful Italian foodartmstoneVIPDined on 7/23/2014Great food and ambience reminding me of so many resturants in Italy on my last visit.Special Features:
- Date Night menuHennepinCatDined on 7/20/2014your date night menu was a great adventure thank you I've been getting your emails for a long time and finally made it over. I would consider reviewing the salad choices which were banal or overly strong but overall the meal was excellent and a true value. I've been craving something creative with eggplant and your appetizer was stellarSpecial Features:
- IntimatePamelaDined on 7/19/2014This place is great for an intimate dinner. The dining rooms are small, it's a quiet place and the wait staff is pleasant.Special Features:
- Highly Recommended!tiahDined on 7/18/2014We dined here with my parents and we all loved our experience. The food was superb and our server was wonderful!Special Features:
- Tasty PastagoodeaterVIPDined on 7/17/2014We enjoyed our dinner. We ordered the bruschetta with burrata to start, then we each had a pasta dish: bucatini al amatriciana and rigatoni with elk sausage. Everything was very good. Bucatini was a hair firmer than al dente, but still nicely done. No music playing, which seemed a little odd in the quiet room.
- Great MealAmore4ciboDined on 7/10/2014This was our first experience at Rinata. My husband and I were on a date night - dinner and the Guthrie. Our dinner was wonderful. The pasta was cooked to perfection. My husband commented that the sauce tasted just like his grandmothers. A compliment of the highest regard! The service was wonderful. The waitress made some recommendations and she was spot on. We couldn't have had a better experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/5/2014The food was great. Had the prosciutto wrapped peaches w/ goat cheese as an app. Wife got the sausage pizza and I got the spinach ravioli in smoky tomato sauce. The only possible negative was we went in the early evening, when the sun was beating against their windows and their AC wasn't able to keep up.
- OkayOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/2/2014The food is good, but this place is not really for me. It is very small inside so the tables are very close together. No el fresco dining options at all in summertime. It seemed really dark in the restaurant for early evening. But I know a lot of people who really like this place and find the food top-notch, so if you like Italian, give it a try.
- great everythingartmstoneVIPDined on 7/2/2014Wonderful Italian food, just like Northern Italy. Wonderful clams, and appetizers.Special Features:
- Great foodjoeyDined on 6/28/2014Rinata is a gem. The atmosphere and the food made for a lovely dinnerSpecial Features:
- Ambiance & FoodMAS81Dined on 6/28/2014Love the scratch made pasta and smoked tomato sauce. Great ambiance!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CritterDined on 6/21/2014Great Food and excellent service. However, the restaurant was SO HOT. Hot to the point where we didn't linger for dessert. I would recommend going after the sun goes down (the evening sun comes right in the window), or go on a cooler temperature day.Special Features:
- I will dream of the warm breadMangerMeganDined on 6/21/2014The fresh baked bread was SO delicious! It came fresh out of the oven so it was soft and the seasoning was divine. For dinner I had the ravioli with spinach and cheese in a smoked tomato sauce which was also very delicious. I would dine here again. My only complaint would be the temperature of the dining room on this particular evening. It was extremely warm and bordering on uncomfortable. When we left and walked past another area of the restaurant it felt much cooler as of the air conditioner was not working properly in the area in which we were seated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Enjoyable Anniversary DinnerPRJRDined on 6/1/2014Great food, moderately priced, nice atmosphere and the service was excellent . . . . . after we had a 30+ minute wait for the understaffed wait staff to take our order. Portions perfect sized, not too small, or too big.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Win!LaylaDined on 5/31/2014This was our second visit to Rinata and we win again! We were given "our" table per request and spent a relaxing 2 hours catching up while eating wonderful food, drinking great wine, and trying out some tasty desserts. Ambiance is subdued and quiet...at least where we were. We will definitely come back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Grad momDinnerdinerDined on 5/25/2014Reserved a table for 10 post college graduation, family from area, Oregon, New York and Chicago..all were very pleased with the food, half ordered the 'date night special' others off the menu. Loved the bruschetta with garlic and asparagus. Great mixed micro green salad with beets, goat cheese, pistachios with a tasty vinegarette. Pasta with calamari had a nice kick from chili flakes. Excellent vanilla gelato as well as light tiramisu. We were a large group for a small establishment but felt welcomed, excellent attentive staff.Special Features:
- Love this placeEddieDined on 5/18/2014I have eaten here several times, and I have never had a bad meal. This is one of the best Italian restaurants I have ever been to.Special Features:
- JackDined on 5/17/2014Kristina was a great waitress. food was terrific.Special Features:
- TastyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/17/2014Food was wonderful, server was kind and attentive, hostess is a little young and needs some training.Special Features:


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Since both their lawsuits challenge the state's ban on same-sex marriage, the six couples in the Pareto v. Ruvin lawsuit in Miami-Dade are hoping to join forces with the couple in Monroe County, Aaron Huntsman and William "Lee" Jones, in their continued fight to bring marriage equality to Florida. ... More >>
"It is all about equal pay for equal work," says Rand Hoch, President and Founder of the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council with the news that the City of West Palm Beach could become the first public employer in the county to enact an equal benefits ordinance. The ordinance would require cont ... More >>
Boynton Beach is getting set to join other Palm Beach cities in offering domestic partner benefits for its gay employees. The City Commission is expected to address offering employees with domestic partners or same-sex spouses the same benefits that those whose marriages are recognized by the state. ... More >>
Judge Sarah Zabel of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court has ruled that the ban on same-sex marriage in Florida is unconstitutional. Back in May, six same-sex couples filed a motion asserting that Florida's marriage ban cannot stand in light of last year's U.S. Supreme Court of Miami-Dade ruling th ... More >>
The six same-sex couples who sued the state back in January and are asking a state court to rule that Florida's ban on marriage equality is unconstitutional will finally be heard today in a Miami courtroom. Eleventh Judicial Court Judge Sarah Zabel will preside over the case of Pareto v. Ruvin in a ... More >>
In what at one point had a bleak outlook turned into a symbolic victory for Fort Lauderdale's LGBT community when commissioners approved a marriage-equality resolution Tuesday night. The measure, sponsored by openly gay Commissioner Dean Trantalis, is nonbinding and asks Gov. Rick Scott and the Flo ... More >>
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A Circuit Court ruled that antigay groups Florida Family Action, Florida Democratic League, and People United to Lead the Struggle for Equality cannot intervene in the lawsuit filed by six same-sex couples who sued Florida and are asking a court to rule that Florida's ban on marriage equality is unc ... More >>
The six same-sex couples who sued the state back in January and are asking a state court to rule that Florida's ban on marriage equality is unconstitutional will have their day to present their case on July 2. Eleventh Judicial Court Judge Sarah Zabel will preside over the hearing in Miam, and will ... More >>
You can now add Margate in the growing number of Broward County and Palm Beach cities extending benefits to same-sex couples. In a 3-2 vote earlier this week, Margate's city commissioners approved to extend benefits to same-sex couples who were legally married in another state, or are in a domestic ... More >>
Six same-sex couples who sued the state back in January have asked a state court to rule that Florida's ban on marriage equality is unconstitutional. According to Equality Florida, the couples' motion, filed Thursday, asserts that Florida's marriage ban cannot stand in light of last year's U.S. Su ... More >>
It looks like Pembroke Pines is joining the likes of Palm Beach and Boca Raton in offering domestic partner benefits for its gay employees. After an independent firm's cost/benefits numbers were heard, the city's five commissioners unanimously agreed to extend the same benefits to employees in dome ... More >>
Rand Hoch, Florida's first openly- gay judge, predicted that marriage equality would come to the state -- and the rest of the U.S. -- no later than by the end of June, 2016. The prediction came during Hoch's remarks at the marriage equality demonstration in Lake Worth on Sunday. The demonstration, ... More >>
Andy Amoroso, the first openly gay city commissioner in Palm Beach County, is leading the charge for a gay marriage demonstration this coming weekend. But the angle Amoroso is taking is unique. Instead of the usual call for gay rights, the city commish and countless others will try to reason with ... More >>
Six same-sex couples are taking the State of Florida to court for the right to marry, Equality Florida Institute announced on Tuesday. The lawsuit claims that Florida's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional, denying couples legal protections and overall equality that nongay married couples have. ... More >>
Updating a 47-year old anti-discrimination policy, the Boca Raton City Council voted 4-1 to extend the full range of domestic partnership benefits, including health, dental and vision insurance, to its municipal employees. The benefits also include a continuation of insurance coverage, funeral lea ... More >>
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS has ruled that it will recognize joint tax returns of gay married couples. And yes, this also includes Florida. The ruling, which came down Thursday, says that legally married same-sex couples will be treated as married for federal tax purposes. A ... More >>
In a budget meeting held on Wednesday, the Town Council of Palm Beach voted to extend benefits for domestic partnerships, including health and dental insurance coverage, bereavement leave, illness in the immediate family leave, family and medical leave, and domestic violence leave. Kicking off on J ... More >>
Several gay rights groups will be rallying across Florida today, including the West Palm Beach city center plaza, where they intend to either cheer for or protest the Supreme Courts ruling on two same-sex marriage cases. The U.S. Supreme Court will be handing down its remaining rulings as the term ... More >>
GetEQUAL, a national grassroots organization dedicated to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community, have organized a sit-in at the Tampa office of Senator Marco Rubio, to protest his stances on immigration reform and employment discrimination. "The U.S. Supreme Court continues to deliberat ... More >>
On Friday, we told you the heroes at the Florida Family Association -- a group so worried about people going to Disney World on the same day that it holds its annual Gay Day and probably have gay people going around the park telling little kids how being gay is so great and all the cool kids are doi ... More >>
Lake Worth has long been a hotbed for civil disobedience and a mecca for activists, and this weekend some locals are helping organize a group of "womyn (transgender or cisgender), transgender men, and genderqueer & gender-variant people" (but no cisgendered men please!) from across th ... More >>
Florida has come a long way in the past few years when it comes to gay marriage and marriage equality. According to the latest Public Policy Poll, a whopping 75 percent of Florida voters support gay marriage. This is a seismic shift from not long ago, when the majority of Floridians didn't want ga ... More >>
Ay yay yay, Florida. Why do you work so hard at being terrible? The domestic partnership bill that would have created a domestic partnership law, which would have given unmarried couples some of the same rights married couples have in Florida, has officially been scrapped. The Florida Senate commi ... More >>
Hey, LeBron James. Hi. Hello. How are you? See the news about the Denver Nuggets' Kenneth Faried being the first NBA player to take a stand against homophobia? It's true! The Manimal has joined Athlete Ally, an organization that combats homophobia in all sports, and he's hoping other pro ath ... More >>
As the rest of the nation is crawling out of the caves and embracing the legalizing of pot and same-sex marriage, Florida is still being all Florida about such things. According to a new poll conducted by Quinnipiac, residents of our fine state remain split down the middle on gay marriage, while a ... More >>
The 2012 RNC is about to get faaaaabulous!The gay conservative group GOProud will hold its Homocon 2012 event following the Republican National Convention in Tampa."Homocon 2012 will be the must have ticket for the RNC," the executive director and cofounder of GOProud, Jimmy LaSalvia, says on t ... More >>
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The Republican presidential candidates can figure out a way to disagree on any topic -- we saw last night they could argue about everything from Terri Schiavo to beet sugar -- but there's one thing they all have in common: None of them has any plans to go anywhere near gay rights, and two -- Sant ... More >>
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Coulter: all-gay batallions would scare the extremism out of the enemy.Is there a Floridian more fun, more frisky, more flagrantly insane than Ann Coulter? Maybe! But if so, we don't know about it -- because that person, whoever s/he may be, doesn't do us the profound service of sharing his or h ... More >>
Three South Floridians made uncommon waves with their opinions on don't ask, don't tell this week. One worried about the military worrying about sex, one decided that male Lady Gaga fans must be gay (which is true, actually), and one worried about the free speech of chaplains. 1. Allen West Wants th ... More >>
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Firefighters said a shop at Terrific Auto Salvage was a total loss.
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LANSING (WKZO) -- Right to Life of Michigan wants voters to decide on their idea to ban non-emergency abortions from being included in basic health insurance coverage.
Volunteers delivered petitions with over 315-thousand signatures to the Secretary of State's election division in Lansing to try to put the issue on the ballot. If it succeeds, women would need to request a rider with their insurance to have non-emergency abortions covered.
Supporters want it on the ballot in November 2014.


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The Rewards and Challenges of Cancer Communication
At first glance, the phrase "cancer communication" seems deceptively simple. But when you consider the huge amount of information generated about the long list of malignancies that make up the singular term "cancer," and couple that with the size and diversity of the audience affected by cancer, it becomes quite complex.
Despite this complexity, we know that there are effective ways to communicate about cancer - methods that differ depending on the audience involved. A cancer researcher who wants to collaborate with colleagues, for example, has different communication needs than a health educator who is trying to implement a cancer prevention program in a disadvantaged community. Read more
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At the National Cancer Advisory Board meeting in early June, NCI Director Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach announced the formation of the Translational Research Work Group (TRWG). The TRWG will follow the model set by the Clinical Trials Working Group, undertaking an open and inclusive approach to reviewing NCI's translational research portfolio and identifying ways to synergize, integrate, and coordinate efforts. The review will draw heavily upon the expertise and experience of members of the Institute's successful SPORE (Specialized Programs of Research Excellence) program, Dr. von Eschenbach told attendees at the SPORE annual investigators workshop on July 10.
"The TRWG, led by Dr. Ernie Hawk, will bring together members of the broader research community, including those participants in the SPORE program, to focus on the opportunities and changes that must occur in translational research at NCI," Dr. von Eschenbach explained. "By its very nature, the SPORE program will be a critically important part of that assessment process." However, Dr. von Eschenbach emphasized, the TRWG is not simply a review of SPORE: "The definition of translational research and the mandate of the working group are broad - to consider programs across the entire NCI portfolio, both extramural and intramural. Read more


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FINDLAY, OH (Toledo News Now) - The 2012 President campaign between President Obama and Mitt Romney are looking for any advantage in the presidential campaign. Both campaigns are courting women voters to turn the tide.
Two nights before President Obama accepts the nomination for re-election, wife Michelle Obama was the big hit in Charlotte.
Bowling Green State University political science professor Dr. Melissa Miller says the president and Mitt Romney will be looking for any advantage.
"This election is so close it will be decided at the margins. Little things, like an engaging speech made by a spouse of one of the candidates," said Dr. Miller.
Dr. Miller said women voters tend to vote democratic and there is a clear gender gap for Romney. Dr. Miller is not surprising Ann Romney will speak at the University of Findlay Winebrenner Building at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon.
"They tend to live longer and they tend to turn out to vote at a higher rate than men. Women just tend to be more habitual voters, voting more reliably. So that could translate into sort of big numbers for whoever wins among women," said Dr. Miller
Female voters in Perrysburg say they are more closely following the presidential wives in 2012.
"I certainly can feel for what they are going through, kind of relate to them, as a mom, and as a wife and as a woman so I do pay attention," said Chris Roof.
"I think the wives are almost just as important as the vice presidents. And I think they know that too, They are not there just to show the family is an important institution but also that as a strong woman they will be working for different platforms," said Stephanie Cutcher.
The doors open at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday morning for Ann Romney's visit.
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A rundown of stories from Tuesday 5 March including programme highlights and comment.
Morning news and current affairs with Justin Webb and John Humphrys, including:
The BBC's arts editor Will Gompertz speaks to Dame Helen Mirren about her role in the new play The Audience that opens at London's Gielgud Theatre tonight.
Ministers are to require primary schools in England to get a higher proportion of 11 year-olds to meet expected standards in English and Maths, or face being taken over by an outside sponsor. Schools Minister David Laws explains the changes and Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, gives his thoughts on the proposals.
From April, reforms removing public funding from legal aid in whole areas of civil law are to be introduced. The president of the UK Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger, speaks to the Today programme's Clive Coleman to explain how cuts to legal aid could undermine the rule of law and Lord Bach, Former legal aid minister, currently shadow justice minister, and Sir Edward Garnier, QC former Solicitor-General discuss the changes.
It emerged over the weekend that the RAF's 617 Squadron - the Dambusters - has been saved from defence cuts. The historian James Holland joins the Today programme to claim that previous historians of WWII have belittled the contribution made by this squadron's famous bombing run in the Ruhr valley.
A rundown of stories from Tuesday 5 March including programme highlights and comment.
Insight, analysis and expert debate as key policy makers are challenged on the latest news stories.
The government says we're spending too much money on legal aid. Primary Schools will now need to make sure 65% of their pupils are reaching the expected level for English and Maths - until now it's been 60%. And thousands of Britons are dying early because of bad lifestyle habits.
It's been 100 years since the Ancient Monuments Consolidation and Amendment Act which arguably gave birth to the heritage industry in this country. Dr Simon Thurley, chief executive of English Heritage and Robert Hewison, cultural commentator and author, of The Heritage Industry: Britain in a Climate of Decline discuss whether our idea of heritage has changed in recent years.
Today is the first day of China's annual NPC - the National People's Congress. The BBC's Beijing correspondent, Damien Grammaticus reports and Editor of China Dialogue, Isabel Hilton gives her thoughts on whether the change in leadership to the next generation make this year more significant.
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Warm Up
400 meter slow jog
Foam Rollling
Prehab Work
Military Press
Bar x 12
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135 x 3
155 x 3 - added belt, wrist wraps, and knee (used as elbow) sleeves
175 x 4 - PR Not the best set - could have stayed tighter and gotten another rep.
135 x 10 x 5 - PR Last 4 reps of last set were ugly.
Triceps Pushdowns
60 x 12
60 x 15 x 2
Low Pulley Rows (close grip)
60 x 15
120 x 15
150 x 12 x 3
BW = 194 lbs
I've used the low pulley position on my rack only twice before. I just don't think about it. It was fun to do something different today. My lower back is pretty tight from sitting behind a computer all day. I doubt it would have handled BOBR or Kroc Rows. Instead, I did some close grip low pulley rows. Pumps up the lats and biceps very nicely.
Pretty happy with my performance on Military Press. I'm closing in on a 200 lbs Military Press, which is only a stop on my way to 225.


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In cryptography, a public key certificate (also known as a digital certificate or identity certificate) is an electronic document that uses a digital signature to bind a public key with an identity — information such as the name of a person or an organization, the address, and the email address. The certificate can be used to verify that a public key belongs to an individual. For example an analogy of a digital certificate would be ones driver licence. The issuer would be the DMV, the validity would consist of the expiration date, and the user would be the name of the person to whom the licence was issued. A secure socket layer, or SSL, is used for authenticity of websites, it is roughly symmetric and asymmetric encryption of a digital certificate. A certificate authority, or CA, is a highly trusted third party or organization that issues digital certificates. Commercial CA's charge to issue certificates that, will automatically be most trusted by any web browser. An example would be Verisign Corporation who is responsible for many of the digital certificates issued to most companies like Amazon.com.
In a typical public-key infrastructure (PKI) scheme, the signature will be of a certificate authority (CA). In a web of trust scheme, the signature is of either the user (a self-signed certificate) or other users ("endorsements"). In either case, the signatures on a certificate are attestations by the certificate signer that the identity information and the public key belong together.
For provable security, this reliance on something external to the system has the consequence that any public key certification scheme has to rely on some special setup assumption, such as the existence of a certificate authority.[1]
Certificates can be created for Unix-based servers with tools such as OpenSSL's ca command,[2] or SuSE's gensslcert. These may be used to issue unmanaged certificates, certification authority (CA) certificates for managing other certificates, and user or computer certificate requests to be signed by the CA, as well as a number of other certificate related functions.
Similarly, Windows Server contains a CA as part of Certificate Services for the creation of digital certificates. In Windows Server 2008 and later the CA may be installed as part of Active Directory Certificate Services. The CA is used to manage and centrally issue certificates to users or computers. Microsoft also provides a number of different certificate utilities, such as SelfSSL.exe for creating unmanaged certificates, and Certreq.exe for creating and submitting certificate requests to be signed by the CA, and certutil.exe for a number of other certificate related functions.
Mac OS X comes with the Keychain Access program, which is able to perform various certificate-related services.
VeriSign uses the concept of classes for different types of digital certificates:[3]
Other vendors may choose to use different classes or no classes at all as this is not specified in the PKI standards.
The EU Directive 1999/93/EC on "a Community framework for electronic signatures" defines the term qualified certificate as a certificate which meets the requirements of Annex I and is provided by a certification service provider who fulfills the requirements of Annex II.[4]
According to Annex I, qualified certificates must contain:
Annex II requires certification service providers to:
The most common use of certificates is for HTTPS-based web sites. A web browser validates that a TLS (Transport Layer Security) web server is authentic, so that the user can feel secure that his/her interaction with the web site has no eavesdroppers and that the web site is who it claims to be. This security is important for electronic commerce. In practice, a web site operator obtains a certificate by applying to a certificate provider (a CA that presents as a commercial retailer of certificates) with a certificate signing request. The certificate request is an electronic document that contains the web site name, contact email address, company information and the public key (for security reasons the private key is not part of the request and is not sent to the certificate authority). The certificate provider signs the request, thus producing a public certificate. During web browsing, this public certificate is served to any web browser that connects to the web site and proves to the web browser that the provider believes it has issued a certificate to the owner of the web site.
Before issuing a certificate, the certificate provider will request the contact email address for the web site from a public domain name registrar, and check that published address against the email address supplied in the certificate request. Therefore, an https web site is only secure to the extent that the end user can be sure that the web site is operated by someone in contact with the person who registered the domain name.
As an example, when a user connects to
https://www.example.com/ with their browser, if the browser does not give any certificate warning message, then the user can be theoretically sure that interacting with
https://www.example.com/ is equivalent to interacting with the entity in contact with the email address listed in the public registrar under "example.com", even though that email address may not be displayed anywhere on the web site. No other surety of any kind is implied. Further, the relationship between the purchaser of the certificate, the operator of the web site, and the generator of the web site content may be tenuous and is not guaranteed. At best, the certificate guarantees uniqueness of the web site, provided that the web site itself has not been compromised (hacked) or the certificate issuing process subverted.
Certificate providers issue "higher security" certificates that require further security checks, and incur higher fees. This is called an Extended Validation (EV). These security checks cross reference the owner of the domain name with the owner of the legal entity that claims to operate under it. (These checks may involve the presentation of utility bills, passports, etc.). The difference between these higher security certificates and regular certificates are that the browser URL bar changes to a different color, usually green. This improved security assumes the user knows the meaning of the colors, and would choose to navigate away from the site if the color code was not commensurate with the purpose of the web site. To be clear, for a https:// web site URL, the difference between having no certificate, and having a regular certificate is that the browser will refuse to access the site without confirming with the user. By comparison, the difference between a regular certificate and an extended validation certificate is merely a change in color.
A web browser will give no warning to the user if a web site suddenly presents a different certificate, even if that certificate has a lower number of key bits, even if it has a different provider, and even if the previous certificate had an expiry date far into the future.[citation needed] However a change from an EV certificate to a non-EV certificate will be apparent as the green bar will no longer be displayed. Where certificate providers are under the jurisdiction of governments, those governments may have the freedom to order the provider to generate any certificate, such as for the purposes of law enforcement. Subsidiary wholesale certificate providers also have the freedom to generate any certificate.
All web browsers come with an extensive built-in list of trusted root certificates, many of which are controlled by organizations that may be unfamiliar to the user.[5] Each of these organizations is free to issue any certificate for any web site and have the guarantee that web browsers that include its root certificates will accept it as genuine. In this instance, end users must rely on the developer of the browser software to manage its built-in list of certificates and on the certificate providers to behave correctly and to inform the browser developer of problematic certificates. While uncommon, there have been incidents, in which fraudulent certificates have been issued: in some cases, the browsers have detected the fraud; in others, some time passed before browser developers removed these certificates from their software.[6][7]
The list of built-in certificates is also not limited to those provided by the browser developer: users (and to a degree applications) are free to extend the list for special purposes such as for company intranets.[8] This means that if someone gains access to a machine and can install a new root certificate in the browser, that browser will recognize websites that use the inserted certificate as legitimate.
In spite of the limitations described above, certificate-authenticated SSL is considered mandatory by all security guidelines whenever a web site hosts confidential information or performs material transactions. This is because, in practice, in spite of the serious flaws described above, web sites secured by public key certificates are still more secure than unsecured http:// web sites.


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To the Editor:
A hearty thank-you to everyone involved in preparing the take-out roast-turkey dinner at the Helderberg Lutheran Church in Berne.
To enjoy a complete, delicious roast-turkey dinner in the warmth and comfort of our own home on a wet, rainy evening last Saturday was great.
In 1869, Dr. W. W. Hall wrote The Guide-Board to Health, Peace and Competence, a 762-page book containing his recommendations for being happy and healthy. He summarized his entire book with:
— Men consume too much food, and too little pure air;
So here's a can of worms for Enterprise readers to discuss: It's Diaper Need Awareness Week in New York City, Massachusetts, Connecticut, 22 other states, and 70 other cities across the country, and diaper banks are soliciting disposable diapers and money.
We wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all the wonderful people in our community who supported our back-to-school program so generously. We are so touched by the amount of support we received.
Great thanks must be extended to the memory and spirits of Emma Treadwell and John Boyd Thacher. Their initial philanthropic gift of the place known as "Indian Ladder; inspired many other succeeding individuals and groups to dedicate their time and efforts to the growth of our John Boyd Thacher State Park.
Copyright © 2013 The Altamont Enterprise.
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Corruption remains a major impediment to sustainable developmental growth in Nigeria. Attempt by government to curb or eradicate it through agencies like EFCC, ICPC, and others remain a failure. The calamitous effects of years of dictatorial and corrupt governance by successive military and civilian administrations are glaringly shown in the poor state of development in all the sectors of the country's life, especially the level of poverty and low living standard of its people at local, state and federal levels. The need to explore a viable alternative of arresting the tide becomes inevitable. This is what this paper seeks to raise. Key Words: Corruption; Sustainable Development; Nigeria; Governance
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Department of History and Philosophy
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Brett L. Walker, Chair
Graduate Program Director
Michael Reidy
Graduate Program Coordinator
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Professors• James Allard; History of Philosophy, Nineteenth Century Philosophy, History of Logic.
• David Cherry; Ancient History, Comparative Frontiers.
• David Large; Modern Europe , Germany , Intellectual History.
• Mary Murphy (Michael P. Malone Professor); American Women, American West, Labor.
• Robert W. Rydell; Nineteenth Century U.S. , Technology, Intellectual and Cultural, Museums.
• Lynda Sexson; Religion and Culture, Literature, Nature, Gender, Text and Image.
• Billy G. Smith; Early America , Class, Race, Slavery.
• Brett L. Walker; Japan , East Asian Civilizations, Environmental, Science and Medicine.
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• Susan Cohen; Syro-Palestinian Archaeology, Hebrew Bible, Political Economy of the Ancient Near East.
• Daniel Flory; Aesthetics, Philosophy and Film, Philosophy and Critical Race Theory.
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The Department of History and Philosophy is dedicated to providing quality education in History for two graduate degree programs, the MA and the PhD. The Department offers concentrated training in three particular areas: the history of science, technology, and society; environmental history; and the history of the American West and Montana . While the degrees offered by the Department are grounded in American history, the faculty is committed to familiarizing students with World history, critical theoretical concerns, the history of women in a multi-cultural context, and to encouraging students to think about the history of the United States in a global context.
Prospective graduate students should follow the guidelines in the Admission Policies and Application Requirements sections. The GRE General Exam is required; the GRE advanced test in history is not required. Successful applicants are accepted into both the department and the Division of Graduate Education.
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Master of Arts in History
Course RequirementsThe MA degree requires a total of 30 credit hours. The following required courses have been created to serve as the core of each graduate student's program. Students may also take 400-level courses in history or in related disciplines, such as historical geography. Internships at museums and historical societies may also count for credit.
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|U.S. History 1860 to the Present
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|Topics in World History
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|Historical Methods
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Doctor of Philosophy Degree in History
The PhD in History requires a minimum of 25 course credit hours above the MA degree and a minimum of 18 credits of History 690 (Dissertation Writing). Note that the precise credit/course requirement will be determined by the student's doctoral committee chair in consultation with the student and the other committee members.
All students will declare a Major Field of emphasis and two Minor Areas . Major Fields include: a. History of Science and Technology; b. Environmental History; c. U.S.History. Minor Fields include a. gender; b. race; c. class, labor and economy; d. religious studies; e. imperialism; f. historical theories and methodologies; g. comparative frontiers; h. science and technology; i. environmental studies; j. philosophy of science; k. museum studies; i. American west.
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