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Jammie Nicholas Interview (feat. Tom Clark)
Jammie Nicholas is an artist and curator based in London, UK. He is the co-founder and curator of Supralimen and Offsite Projects Curator for Arcadia_Missa and associate editor of How to Sleep Faster. His upcoming projects include the solo exhibition, Surplus Perfume: For the Home at Public House Projects in June and Artist Commision for Art Licks Magazine Issue 8 for which he will be doing a scratch and sniff card to accompany a reading of the magazine.
Sam Korman: We could start with your most recent activity. You've just done a fair bit of travel. In October, you came to Portland, where we met and you've just recently returned from Sweden. What were the purposes of those trips and what are some of the things that you found exciting in those places?
Jammie Nicholas: Well, I came to Portland because I am looking into continuing my studies on an MA/MFA and for about a year now I have been watching the activities of the PSU MFA Art and Social Practice course. From afar, it seemed like a course that would be right up my alley, from it basis in social relations, non-studio based practices, the theoretical structure/references/bibliographies and the peripheral program of lectures, conferences etc. So I came to sit in on the course for a week, meet the tutors, students and Portland itself. I say from afar, as I am based in London, United Kingdom, so it would be a large decision for the duration of the course (3 years).
SK: Half way around the world.
JN: Ha yeah, I have never been that far that way. It was so close to being perfect for me that is was totally wrong. It was really disappointing, as I now need to find another reason to go to Portland for a longer period of time.
SK: At first, I was pretty critical of the Social Practice program, but now I am thinking a lot more about practice. Lately, some of its less stated philosophy surrounding the nature of practice in general has had me excited. I just read a text by Thierry de Duve, "When Form Has Become Attitude—And Beyond," which takes its name from the famous Harald Szeeman show in the 60s that gave some of the first institutional accreditation to conceptual art practice. de Duve sites this as a significant moment when art school became less about the Bauhaus notion of creative methodology or the academic apprenticeship and talent model—that all of the sudden it became important to observe a critical attitude and that is what art school transitioned into teaching a critical practice and artists became culture workers.
JN: I personally think that in relation to that specific course, I had a Euro/US mis-definition of the notion of social practice. Or perhaps I just misunderstood its "definition." My practice as both artist and curator is based very much in the idea of a social. That is to say the idea of collaboration, social behaviors, interrelations and the validity of multiple voices and opinions. I work closely with Tom Clark, who has done a lot of research into the archives of the University we studied at (Central Saint Martins) and subsequently the development of notions of art teaching/education in the UK and Europe. I don't know of the text exactly but yeah I agree with the notions of transitional shift for artists to become culture workers, or at least the possibility of it. There are still artists who are hermits.
SK: I can think of several artist friends that fit the latter description (and yet, weed seems to facilitate both types of production!).
JN: It now just makes me sleepy.
SK: The strange thing about both de Duve's article and the Social Practice department was that in the end, they both proffered an ethical solution for art practice on the one hand and art school for the other. And this is where they lost me. As if do-goodery was the only solution.
JN: That is where I began to get lost, or more frustrated too.
SK: And that is also where it becomes more hermetic, more dogmatic and closes down the range of options possible for art practice.
JN: Exactly. I was sitting in on one part of the course "The History of Art and Social Practice" and that week for some reason was the class on ideas of "The Gift." I have done a lot of research and writing on ideas of the gift and I think that there is so much potential for creative practices with it. But often the possibilities seemed to be trimmed to the easiest and most pseudo hippy option.
SK: The notion that gifts are positive or reciprocal was taken for granted. Unlike, let's say, Jimmy Kimmel's recent YouTube craze wherein he solicited parents to give their children early Christmas presents that were bad presents, like a half eaten sandwich or a toaster oven. The kids freak out. One eight year-old even told Kimmel to suck his balls.
Just as an example of calling this practice into question while still observing some of the ritual—and exploitation, as well.
JN: I attended a lecture by Mark Leckey and Tom McCarthy, and one thing was the idea of the Liliputh, which is apart of a Greek mythology and denotes a giant creature that is made up of hundreds of smaller creatures. The interrelations of the smaller creatures and their role in the larger is inherent in all.
SK: An example of this might be your How To Carve Totem Poles project, which was staged in various media and through various forms and sites of interaction.Can you describe the project and its origins a little?
JN: How To Carve Totem Poles came as an extension of the work that Tom and I do with Supralimen. Initially it came from a proposal to an open application that we completed (but did not receive) that was addressing the notion of "focus" in curation. We then subsequently were asked to do it at Arcadia_Missa (before I started working there). It began as a question of a physical manifestation of an online cascading blog space. It came to be more in the development and realization of the cascading blog space through multiple versions of the curation and the relations between visitors and the artists, extending from a standardized display module (initially for cube televisions but then unrestricted to a module for any media). We invited a friend who is an architect, Alex Sprogis and we began to develop what became the template for a triangular infinitely stackable structure.
The artist's involved were allowed complete freedom within each module (three 60cm cubes), with each work a new commission or an adapted work and we were allowed complete freedom to arrange the totem in any order, as many times as we liked over the exhibition period. The idea with the totem is that it can be produced anywhere by anyone for whatever reason. The blueprint for one face of the module is available on Alex Sprogis's website. So, in essence it can exist with out the initiators, which it now has done in a completely different format. The supports for the modules are arms (like a shelf) and they have been utilized in a friend, Charity's new gallery, Art Against Knives in East London. Alex Sprogis designed the interior of the gallery.
SK: It is possible for the project to continue without you or in spite of you?
JN: We would like to be able to produce another version of the exhibition somewhere completely separate to London; all that we would need is a router and some wood. Hence a general idea of the totem of the people of the Pacific Northwest, with hundreds of totems, each the same and different, each with their own meaning, utilizing standard symbols of iconography to denote multiple meanings.
SK: We talked previously about polyphony, or the notion of multiple and concurrent voices. This is a perfect example of it, and though you've made it extremely easy to distribute, what are some of the limits to this kind of practice?
JN: The ease of distribution is a symptom of the hyper-contemporary and connected world (Seth Price's Dispersion is a well known example). Polyphony as a creative process cannot exist without the understanding of notions of the gift (Bataille's reading of Potlatch) and visa versa. I suppose the limits are what we spoke about in relation to the MFA/SP course, where there is a narrowed trimming of the possibilities, the potential of an event or action. Everyone is guilty of it, so yeah I there are a myriad of limitation, but also a myriad of potentials.
SK: We return to practice and how one may institute it. It has as much actual potential or realized potential as implied potential. It's a structure on which to be built.
JN: The Totem Pole is nothing but a structure on which to be built, or perhaps not. I am unsure whether there are any realized potentials in something that may be considered polyphonic. As a fully finalized idea, it may never allow for other potentials. Anthony Huberman's essay, "I (not love) Information" is an interesting text on the ideas of potential and finalization in terms of information and ignorance and definition.
I have read a little about where you have moved to and the Chinati, and on first impression it seemed to me to be acting as a retirement home for the works there.
SK: Well, yes and no. I have had similar feelings about this place being something of an art resort—both for the art and for those that conduct the institution. But I feel a bit differently, because it is also very much about a different kind of viewership, one that unfolds over time and becomes a sort of personal discourse that is allowed to expand out from the initial encounter.
JN: I don't know whether this is a just a condition of the era and method of the works' production, but there are examples of it everywhere. It seems to be an egotistical reluctance, or perhaps fear, on the behalf of the artist, uber-authorial, not to allow a dissemination of their work. (I am probably being too narrow minded).
SK: The permanence of this place, for Judd, was in direct opposition to a museum and gallery system that he compared to the entertainment industry, wherein works of art were shipped around and damaged both physically and theoretically by inclusion in sites that were not necessarily appropriate for the work. In this case, he saw the context as completely integral to any sense of experience of the work—after all, that is what he sought with his "specific objects."
JN: I think that it is a very important decision that he had made. What do you think of the idea of it becoming more a place of pilgrimage? I mean in the sense of perhaps the Mona Lisa or Spiral Jetty, where not many have seen them but understand their image initially.
SK: As opposed to accepting this condition of art and making work about it, like, let's say Walead Beshty's boxes, he decided to create a gesamtkunstwerk, wherein he created art and architecture that expanded the experience of his sculpture out into the fucking huge and desolate desert. I have my issues with it as well, but it is quite remarkable to be here. Though at times it feels like the cult of Judd. In a way, it is a somewhat traditional view of American individualism, I think. Makes you feel like a man.
It's definitely affected the town immensely. Housing prices are inflated, because it's an international housing market now. There's boutiques that sell $350 shirts, shit like that that just expands the cultural tourism market and is turning it into another Park City, UT (Sundance Film Festival) or Santa Fe, NM. But, as far as the work is concerned, it's pretty remarkable.
JN: So is the town something that Judd has built or is it the artworks?
SK: Hard to say. I think it all comes back to Judd, really.
JN: Will this ever happen?
SK: Ha, hilarious!!!
JN: It was in my childhood park.
SK: It is definitely possible, though I don't know where you would go. Mexico is only an hour away.
JN: Marfa is definitely somewhere I would like to go…
SK: The point of Chinati now is a different type of economy, which has everything to do with preservation and the preservation of his vision.
JN: …to experience the lingering essence of Judd.
SK: Ha! I think that people here are here in part to preserve that vision and though there's an organic grocery and a hip youth culture, I think that in part, it is to preserve the image of this place while Judd was still working. He owned so much of the town that it really was an incredible laboratory for him. And, in a sense, he developed a personal methodology or a practice that involved furniture, architecture, landscape, gardening, art, events, site, etc. Perhaps his brand of practice could only live here.
JN: Perhaps he organized his studio as a town. I do prefer it to this.
SK: I suppose it is a more modernist view of practice that does not involve so much the social but rather is more grounded in the mediums themselves. But I've read several attempts to link Judd, his furniture specifically, to Relational Aesthetics. The move from viewers to users. Judd expanded his art practice into a social dimension, because he created something with use value and considered that as such. Some of the writers that I read related it to Andrea Zittel and Liam Gillick, whereby they create something that employs a modernist language into design or certain living or office environments to reconsider the social or "relational" ways this language can be employed and critiqued, which is very much involved in a kind of self-critique or practice that Judd involved himself in here.
JN: For me, I feel that a link to the social could stem from memory, or, at the very least, experience. A consideration of what the experience might involve and how the audience experiences both it and what they might believe "the artist wants us to feel." Ideas of use-value, function and exchange-value are very interesting.
SK: Judd is very explicit in his separation of the furniture from his art. For him, art has a value unto itself, in a particular negation or rather, uselessness, whereas furniture has a use value and it must be immediately perceivable, as such. (He says "as such" all the time in his writing.)
JN: Perhaps we now have a more blurred line between what is a part of a creative practice and what is a creative process.
SK: Definitely. It's what seems to be involved in your curatorial practice, because as you curate, you share the voice with you artists or participants.
JN: Linking to the idea of teaching/education/pedagogy in the Circular Facts book I showed you, the text by Huberman speaks about the idea of didactic and information sharing. There is a continual shift, which might need to he pushed harder, between "I know these things and you will listen" and "I know this, you know that, let's share."
SK: Diminishing the hierarchy. It also seems to be linked to the economy with which you conduct the Arcadia_Missa space.
JN: I am unsure. An inherent hierarchy will still exist through (social) obligation and volume of dispersion. Trust is probably a better term. A hierarchy of trust perhaps. At Arcadia_Missa there are a number of us, who collaboratively construct the development of the program. At the moment there are five of us. We are currently beginning to develop a couple of projects that will extend into a broader network of interested individuals, one of which is going to be a form of library where it acts like a middle man between the text, the interested person and the person who owns the book.
SK: But, in a way, it is a self-sustained art economy where production and distribution are linked through studio and gallery space. Not such a new model, but you are doing different things than have traditionally been done with spaces like this, yeah?
JN: It will (hopefully) allow for more information and discussion around ideas and concepts. So you can talk in the library.
SK: Hahahahaha.
JN: I think that we are doing something different, I am not exactly sure what it is, which is important. We are in continual dialogue with each other, the artists, writers and contributors that will be, have and are involved in projects.
SK: I was thinking also about the model of a really awesome band. I am also reminded of The Minutemen, how internally they were linked with the relationship of D. Boon and Mike Watt and then to see D. Boon play and kids in a basement freaking out. There was no hierarchy within the band and then it becomes a reciprocal relationship with the audience wherein both benefit from the experience…
JN: Exactly.
SK: …or, videos of Minor Threat in basements where Ian MacKaye can somehow get lost in the crowd and he is ostensibly the leader, though that is not the point.
JN: I am listening to !!! and they had a similar formation and method.
SK: I think what is also important to consider is the duration of these kinds of groups or organizations. Minor Threat was only a band for a couple years. Not long at all.
JN: Yes. The gallery I used to co-run lasted a year or so, but we are still asked when we will do another show.
SK: Ha!
JN: We might be we have no idea.
SK: Like, When's your next album coming out? Well, I guess I should get going in a minute, but one last question.
JN: Yes yes.
SK: One of the ways in which you define the Arcadia_Missa project is:
We do not, of course, want this to be merely the production of time-based capital to be floated onto the art-futures market, but to instate the terms of our own economy, production and consumption: where actual value becomes unavoidably apparent. Can you elaborate on that? How would you define "actual value?"
JN: I'll ask Tom. Tom, Can you extrapolate on the quote from the editorial, especially on the notions of time-based capital in creative processes and the definition of what you describe as a revealed actual value?
Tom Clark: I think that an idea of actual value, or a more apparent making process is important in a time when we are all investing time into an identity-image; especially in the creative industries where uniqueness is our bartering power as more often than not freelancing workers. In the same way the Arts and Crafts Movement wanted to make the creative process more evident, or the modernists want to instate a value in material or actual form, I think collaboration is another way to make the normally invisible (think how you can't see into factories) process of work and creation of value visible to those around you.
JN: A removal of smoke-filled back offices and cabinet rooms.
TC: Yeah as well as removing this mystical creation of value that comes from behind a public facing frontage—a brand, or the public image of something.
JN: A revealing of the mystical sacred value (or to use gaming terminology, mana) that social relations impart on objects, so a collaboration between not only the initiators of constructed situations/exhibitions/brands but a transparent collaboration between directors, authors, producers, workers, consumers, users, gamers and viewers?
TC: What does mana mean?
JN: Mana and in gaming the little blue bar that lets you do magic.
TC: I see. It's easier to begin describing how it might work in practice at the level of the latter lot: viewers, because viewers might be more open to being invited into the process of culture, but less interested in collaborating in the work at Coke's bottling plant or in a sandwich factory. However I think it is important to begin on a path that engenders respect for those who work there—by extension we can appreciate the value of the products, and then things hopefully become less throw away. This is ever more important in a cloud computing age when consumption and productivity are kind of unbounded.


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Ahead of next week's crucial Budget, we try to indentify some of the key issues which are most likely to affect our members.
VAT – An increase, possibly staggered, in the VAT rate.
This is needed to rebalance the economy and raise revenues. If the Budget does not proceed with at least a 1% increase we risk uncertainty about more tax rises further out.
Capital allowances – The coalition has talked about the simplification of reliefs and allowances to fund a cut in corporation tax. This could include a cut in the capital allowances rate and abolition of the Annual Investment allowance.
Scrapping the AIA and cutting the capital allowances rate will undermine rather than reinforce economic rebalancing. The tax system more efficient in recognising the short lives of modern machinery. The Chancellor could do this by extending short-life asset election.
Corporation tax – a 3p reduction in the headline rate of corporation tax, staged over the life of the parliament.
Reducing the corporation tax rate over the parliament should be a priority. Given the tough decisions on how to reduce the deficit and generate growth, there is no need to rush ahead, especially if an immediate cut was financed by cuts to capital allowances.
National Insurance Contributions (NICs) – the coalition agreement pledged to reverse the increase planned for April 2011, but change the thresholds.
With public sector job losses looming businesses need a complete package of corporate tax reform which will support investment and job creation – NICs is part of this. The rise would have had to be absorbed by squeezed margins, but threshold changes shouldn't undo progress in aligning NICs and income tax.
Capital Gains Tax – The coalition document states that non-business capital gains will be taxed at rates similar or close to those applied to income, with generous exemptions for entrepreneurial business activities.
Given that previous changes to CGT have led to unintended consequences reform is needed, but should be consulted on. Closing the gap between income and CGT rates is a good starting point, but reform should also provide incentives to invest in productive businesses for the long-term.
2015 borrowing target – The Conservatives have previously stated that they would eliminate the 'bulk of the structural deficit by the end of the next parliament'. The budget is likely to set an end of term target for borrowing and debt.
The government should aim to get borrowing below 3% by the end of the parliament. A clearly stated ambition is part of a credible deficit reduction plan, but the OBR must judge this to be achievable with planned measures.
5 year tax reform plan – The Conservatives have previously outlined their intention to put forward a longer term plan for business taxes and reform. The Budget will provide more detail on the process and areas of reform.
The UK's tax system needs reform to keep it internationally competitive. A five-year agenda for reform as a useful first step towards improving competitiveness and predictability after the drift in tax policy and strategy during the past few years and stop the legislative churn that has added to complexity.
Tax/Spend balance – The stated aim has been for an 80/20 split between spending cuts and tax rises to reduce the deficit. With up to date fiscal forecasts the Chancellor may confirm or amend this approach in the Budget statement.
For the Chancellor to stick to this 80/20 split, it could mean significant cuts to unprotected, but important areas of investment in future sources of growth and competitiveness. A 60/40 balance is more realistic if fiscal consolidation is to align with rebalancing.
DELs – publication of government department spending totals is possible, but unlikely. Some commitments have been made, but the remainder is likely to depend on the outcome of the Spending Review process.
It is unlikely that the Budget will go this far, but we'll be keeping a close eye on capital budgets.
Environmental taxation – the coalition agreement states that the government wants to raise a higher proportion of revenue from environmental taxes. We could see immediate reform or consultation of air passenger duty, the climate change levy and a carbon tax.
The must be consultation about new or reformed environment taxation. In principle, these should not be an additional cost on business; the competitiveness of energy intensive firms should be protected and revenues should support clean technologies.
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Thomas Sowell: 'Me too' Republicans and the survival of the party
These are Republicans who think that the key to winning elections is to do more of what the Democrats are doing. In effect, they say "me too" on issues such as immigration, in hopes of gaining more new votes than they lose by betraying their existing supporters.
In the wake of last year's presidential election debacle for the Republicans, the explanation preferred by "moderate" Republicans has been that the GOP has been too narrowly ideological, and needs to reach out to minorities, women and young people, rather than just to conservatives.
In the words of the "Growth and Opportunity Project," the problem is that conservative Republican candidates have been "driving around in circles on an ideological cul-de-sac."
But the report itself says that the Republicans' election problems have been at the national level, not at the state level, where a majority of the governors are Republicans. Are the Republican moderates suggesting that the reason Mitt Romney lost in 2012 is that he was driving around in a conservative cul-de-sac? Romney was as mushy a moderate as Sen. John McCain was before him - and as many other Republican losers in presidential elections have been, going all the way back to the 1940s. The only Republican candidate who might fit the charge of being a complete conservative was Ronald Reagan, who won two landslide elections.
The report to the Republican National Committee is on firmer ground when it says that national Republican candidates have not articulated their case very well - that "we too often sound like bookkeepers." Republican candidates "need to do a better job talking in normal, people-oriented terms."
Absolutely. It doesn't matter how good your case is, if you don't bother to articulate it so that voters understand you.
The heart of the report, however, is the argument that Republicans need to reach out to minorities, women and young people. With Hispanics and blacks becoming a growing proportion of the American population - and both groups voting overwhelmingly for Democrats - the Republicans are obviously in big trouble in future elections if they don't do something.
But if they do what this report advocates, they could be in even bigger trouble. Here again, facts seem to mean nothing to those who wrote this report.
They propose going through such organizations as the NAACP to reach black voters, as if the NAACP owns blacks, in violation of the 13th Amendment. Not only is the NAACP virtually a wholly owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party, the kind of black voters that the Republicans have some hope of winning over are unlikely to be enthralled to the NAACP, and many of them may see through such race hustlers.
Or do all blacks look alike to those who wrote this report?
It is the same story with Hispanics and Asian Americans. The Republicans are supposed to go through these groups' "leaders" as well - mostly leaders tied to the Democratic Party ideologically or otherwise. You might think that a Republican Party that talks about individualism would try to appeal to individuals.
Individuals whom the Republicans have some chance of winning over may well be a small minority within these groups. However, if the GOP can reduce the Democrats' 80 percent of these groups' votes to 70 percent, that can swing elections.
But a shotgun approach to minorities won't do it.
When it comes to minority votes, the Democratic Party is much like Eastman Kodak during the long period when it sold the vast majority of the film and cameras in the country. How did its competitors manage to drive Kodak into bankruptcy?
Not by saying "me too" while trying to imitate Kodak and trying to outdo Kodak with better film and better film cameras. They went digital instead. But that approach requires a lot more thought than apparently went into this report. Polls and focus groups are not a substitute for thought.
Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. His website is www.tsowell.com.
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So, there's this girl named Sydney Spies who is being denied to use a certain (and potientially racy, depending who you are) senior photo in her yearbook.
You can see the article here: http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/colorado-student-banned-yearbook-over-racy-photo-201606793—abc-news.html :D
Anyway, the staff and the school administration is totally on board for not printing the photo, and Spies and her parents are taking their lawyer with them to court over it.
It's a shame that nobody's yet informed the Spies family that there is indeed a law, granting the school administration or staff advisor to censor absolutely anything they wish in a publication, for as long as they're printing with the school's name, using their technoligies or have any assosication with the school whatsoever.
This law came about in I think the 1980s or 90s when there was a similiar issue with grey-area censorship and where the line should be drawn. However, this was over a story with revealing infomation that got taken all the way to the Supreme Court.
This is basically a closed case. I'm so glad to have finally applied my, what I thought to be useless, journailsm law knowledge to use!


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Your passwords are the keys you use to access personal information that you've stored on your computer and in your online accounts.
If criminals or other malicious users steal your passwords, they can use your name to cause all kinds of damage, just look at the recent furore surrounding Sarah Palin's hacked e-mail account. In many cases you would not notice these attacks until it was too late.
Fortunately, it is not hard to create strong passwords and keep them well protected.
What makes a strong password?
To an attacker, a strong password should appear to be a random string of characters. The following criteria can help your passwords do so:
Make it lengthy: Each character that you add to your password increases the protection that it provides many times over. Your passwords should be 8 or more characters in length; 14 characters or longer is ideal.
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Use the entire keyboard, not just the most common characters: Symbols typed by holding down the "Shift" key and typing a number are very common in passwords. Your password will be much stronger if you choose from all the symbols on the keyboard, including punctuation marks not on the upper row of the keyboard.
Use words and phrases: The easiest way to remember your passwords and pass phrases is to write them down. Contrary to popular belief, there is nothing wrong with writing passwords down, but they need to be adequately protected in order to remain secure and effective.
In general, passwords written on a piece of paper are more difficult to compromise across the Internet than a password manager, Web site, or other software-based storage tool, such as password managers.
Create a strong, memorable password
Use these steps to develop a strong password:
Think of a sentence that you can remember and holds personal significance. This will be the basis of your strong password or pass phrase.
Test your new password with Password Checker. Password Checker is a nifty tool from Microsoft that helps determine your password's strength as you type.
Password strategies to avoid
Some common methods used to create passwords are easy to guess by criminals. To avoid weak, easy-to-guess passwords:
Avoid sequences or repeated characters: "12345678," "222222," "abcdefg," or adjacent letters on your keyboard do not help make secure passwords.
Avoid using only look-alike substitutions of numbers or symbols: Criminals and other malicious users who know enough to try and crack your password will not be fooled by common look-alike replacements, such as to replace an 'i' with a '1' or an 'a' with '@' as in "M1cr0$0ft" or "P@ssw0rd". But these substitutions can be effective when combined with other measures, such as length, misspellings, or variations in case, to improve the strength of your password.
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Avoid your login name: Any part of your name, birthday, national insurance number, or similar information for your loved ones constitutes a bad password choice. This is one of the first things criminals will try.
Avoid dictionary words in any language: Criminals use sophisticated tools that can rapidly guess passwords that are based on words in multiple dictionaries, including words spelled backwards, common misspellings, and substitutions.
Use more than one password everywhere: If any one of the computers or online systems using this password is compromised, all of your other information protected by that password should be considered compromised as well. It is critical to use different passwords for different systems.
Avoid using online storage: If malicious users find these passwords stored online or on a networked computer, they have access to all your information.
How to access and change your passwords
Hotmail: Web sites have a variety of policies that govern how you can access your account and change your password. To change your password you can either use the Hotmail 'Manage your account' controls, or go direct to the Windows Live ID Website.
Messenger: For all your security needs you need the Windows Live ID Website.
It is advisable to take full advantage of the password expiry feature. Tick the 'Make my password expire every 72 days' box to add that extra ounce of security to your account.
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My (at the time) 17 subtlety rogue got "the Noble" directly through the efforts of a friendly Tauren warrior and Belf paladin. I stealthed all the way into Tanaris, then snuck through quite a bit of the desert on my way to the Un'goro crater before I started aggroing everything in sight. We were all too low for the area, but with their help, I made it through. The warrior tanked, the paladin healed, and I DPSed to my heart's content. In all honesty, my blows made pretty much no difference, but Expose Armor made the tank's job a ton easier, and so they were happy to escort me along.
Inside the crater was a different issue. The first time Devilsaur came around the corner, we ALL ran. No amount of armor reduction was going to help us there.


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The University of Kentucky is adding campus security features that include ID cards that allow students to enter buildings after hours and 2,000 surveillance cameras.
The Lexington Herald-Leader says UK is spending almost $5 million to install the system. Next Level Security Systems will install it.
UK Police Chief Joe Monroe says the system will make it possible to monitor for crime and keep students, employees and visitors protected during emergencies.
Camera footage can be reviewed later, and the ID cards will track when students enter buildings after hours.
Kentucky ACLU spokeswoman Amber Duke says information that could be misused will be gathered, and it's important to know how long the information will be kept.
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Welcome to another report for New Smyrna Beach and Daytona beach Florida fishing grounds . Start off with the fall season Mullet run . Large schools of bait will be cruising the rivers and beaches, predators will be following . Snook,Redfish,Yellowtail Jacks,bluefish, sharks, and Tarpon to mention a few will be feeding on these mullet runs. Any plug imitating the bait should draw a strike also throwing a big shrimp in the mix should also do the trick. Its very important to try and stay a little off the school and cast in front of the school for better results .
This time of year cold fronts will be pushing through the state as these fronts approach it starts fluctuating the barometric temps which causes fish to feed . Keep a close eye on these times it can make a huge difference in your fishing experience . Once a fronts goes thru it time to put up the poles for a few days that bite will quickly stop .
When it comes to offshore fishing this time of year you need to pay close attention how fast these fronts move they can bring strong winds and very dangerous conditions. I never venture too far out if a front is approaching the state conditions can sometimes get dangerous, when things seem so perfect things can change very quickly. Offshore this time of year can be very productive as well.
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Description The United Negro Fund and Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical join in supporting the career development of at least 4 underrepresented minority postgraduates in biomedical research fields. Each scholar will be mentored by a Parke-Davis staff scientist. One to two year fellowship, nonrenewable.
Award Amount Provides a maximum of $53,500 of support, including a $44,500 stipend, fringe benefits, equipment, supplies, and travel funds.
Disciplines Life Sciences. Physical Sciences. School of Engineering. Health Sciences. Limited to biomedical related fields.
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PLEASE PARDON this personal memory of Johnny Unitas, even though it does not stem from the few special times I was actually in his company here in Baltimore. While natives can attest to seeing him throw footballs at Memorial Stadium -- or buy shirts at Hamburger's -- my experience was limited to what I saw, until about 1969, on black-and-white television.
As a lad in Massachusetts, I thought Unitas was a fabulous quarterback, of course, so cool under pressure, and a modest man. My dad admired him, too.
But we did not appreciate Unitas' talents as much as Madalyn DiLorenzo did. Madalyn was the first kid I knew who became obsessed with a "remote sports figure" -- that is, a professional athlete who played for a franchise far from the city or state where the fan lived. Madalyn wasn't much of a (then-Boston) Patriots fan -- Babe Parilli, quarterback -- but she loved football and this Unitas.
And she wanted the rest of us to love him, too. She proselytized about him. Madalyn had a very strong personality, with a manner of speaking patterned after Don Rickles, and she was a straight-A student. She was brilliant, tough and savvy beyond her years, so her declarations that Unitas was the greatest quarterback carried considerable weight. We didn't argue with her.
Still, most of us thought Madalyn was a little crazy, talking about Johnny Unitas all the time. What did we know from Baltimore and the Colts? We were growing up in the Boston area, and not even New York is as myopic and as smug about its own teams.
But here's my little story.
In seventh or eighth grade, Madalyn DiLorenzo, who exhibited dragon-lady qualities as a 13-year-old, condescended to take a boyfriend. She picked slim and taciturn Norman Ledoux. Why? Because Norman Ledoux agreed with her on Johnny Unitas. He, too, thought No. 19 was a genius in high-tops.
I'm not sure which came first -- whether Madalyn found Norman attractive because he liked Johnny Unitas or whether she bent him to her will after the first kiss. (Madalyn was the most powerful girl I knew back then; if she's not running a major corporation or Vegas casino by now, I'd be very surprised.)
But I know this: By ninth grade, Norman was trying out for quarterback on the freshman team. He had the physique of a cross-country runner, the demeanor of a botanist, but there he was, trying to connect on quick-out patterns, trying to be ... Johnny Unitas! And he wasn't bad, and it pleased Madalyn no end. She was like his agent.
Norman had a very few, brief shining moments as a freshman QB. He also got clobbered a lot. He retired from football after one season to devote more of his attention to his studies and to Madalyn DiLorenzo. They were last seen walking away from high school graduation, hand in hand, kissing a lot, in love, bonded for life by Unitas.
All of which is fine except that the dollar figure in my pal's premise -- $2.1 million a year -- is short by about $4 million a year. The sale of the name to some corporation could be worth closer to $6 million a year, based on recent comparables. Besides, fans shouldn't have to pay for this. What this issue needs, quite simply, is some good, old-fashioned Do-The-Right-Thing from the big shots calling the shots.
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This week's Kasterborous podKast with a "K" sees the full team of Brian, Christian and James getting together to mull over the recent topics in the Doctor Who world.
We start off with a chat about the appearance of the replica of the original TARDIS console from Mark Gatiss' An Adventure in Space and Time at the Paris Comic Con (it will later be seen at the Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff) before chatting about the frankly insane "news" that Michael Jackson and Bill Cosby were names suggested for a US production of Doctor Who in the 1980s.
But the highlight this week is probably a chat with Richard Kirby, author of the rather wonderful Desperately Seeking Susan Foreman, an account, complete with brief reviews of stories, of one man's quest to find autographs from all of the Doctor' female companions (and not, as we mention before the interview, every single companion). Richard is fascinating to speak to, and it's always great to feature a guest. I wonder WHO we might have next time…?
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I don't have any time-traveling-mind-reading insight on what the movie studio in the 80s were thinking, but knowing how Hollywood operates I can bet they were just looking at it as a brand they could exploit and make money off of. They very likely had no real clue about what the shows was really about, and what the character was really about. You guys are probably right that they saw it as some eccentric British thing, so to them eccentric translated to people like Michael Jackson or Bill Cosby.
I have to say my first thought for a rock star Doctor was also David Bowie, just because of seeing him in Labyrinth. I think I would also suggest John Lennon. He'd be sort of like Tom Baker, never doing what you'd expect a normal person to do.
I just recently bought all the current audio books in the Destiny of the Doctor series, and the first I listened to was the Fourth Doctor story, "Babblesphere", read by Lalla Ward, who's voice I really enjoy. There's my recommendation.
Hi Team Kaz,
My vote for rockstar would be Morrissey! Most episodes the doctor would lounging around reading, cancel appearances at the Gallifrey High-council Colosseum, and the companions would do most of the work. Stay tuned for the series finale where he meets Oscar Wilde (played by Fry, of course). Keep up the enjoyably good work.
Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips would make a superb Tom Baker-like Doctor (check out the video for their "Mr Ambulance Driver" track!). And of course he's already spent Christmas on Mars…


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I looked out the window. I looked as the rain came down from the sky. God was crying. I closed my eyes and today i felt alone. I was surrounded by people who cared for me. But it was still hard. Ever since my accident it all made sense to me that i was not a person that people needed to be around. Especially Late. He was too special and could make this world a better place without me. He said he loved me but it was hard to believe that. How…Continue
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It felt like everything in my body was crushed. I screamed at the top of my lungs. I had never felt pain like this before. I knew i wasnt being turned because Late described it as a burning. I heard someone speaking to me. For some reason it soothed me somewhat. But i couldnt stop screaming. Finally the pain started to numb. I thanked god. My whole body went numb and i slowly opened my eyes. I opened my eyes to Late staring at me with pain in…Continue
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I stood there staring at her. She looked so similar to me it was scary. Before i could stop myself i wrapped my arms around her. It felt right. She slowly wrapped her hands around me. I stepped back and looked at her. 'Hello?" She said with confusion in her voice. "Hi." I said shyly. She looked at me and i could see in her face she was trying to see who i was. "Im Ariana Julio your sister." I said slowly. She looked at me her eyes wide. I…Continue
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I hurried and packed my clothes. Late watched me on the bed. He smiled. But i could see the worry in his face. "Are you sure you want to do this?" He said worrying about me. "Yes, im positive." I said. I made sure i had everything. I looked at Late and ran to him. He caught me and we laid back on my bed. "Thankyou." I said. Late whispered in my ear. "Anything." He said. It sent tingles down my back. "I love you."…Continue
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"You stupid girl." My mother yelled. I opened my eyes. Please not this. I rolled over and looked at my mother. It was dark but i could sense she was upset about something. I sat up. "Yes, Mom?" I said in a sleepy voice. "Oh dont act all innocent Ariana." "Your running away here with a guys." "Do you know how that makes me look?" "That my daughter is fast?" She yelled at me. I felt the tears coming to my eyes. "Mom i only have 1 boyfriend." I…Continue
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"So if you could have anything in the world, What would it be?" Late asked me. I looked at him. "To meet my father." I said in a low tone. Late face dropped a little bit. I knew he felt bad for me. I had never told him what happened to my dad. But i remember one day while playing with him he asked me.
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To reach the target, the Obama administration is expected to direct Cabinet secretaries to spend more of their time discussing investments with foreign chief executives officers. The Department of Commerce and the State Department will also put more staff to work helping foreign companies negotiate U.S. rules and regulations.
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Totally sian…. Glued to the song "From This Moment" by Shania Twain….
i know i can't be the one to stand by you…
i guess i'll be your silent guardian, watching over you, hoping for the best to happen to you……
Time has change… So have you…
i know you no longer… You've changed so much… So clouded….
You must be enjoying such a moment like this else where with someone special to you…
Nothing is so good it lasts eternally
Perfect situations must go wrong
But this has never yet prevented me
Wanting far too much for far too long.
Looking back I could have played it differently
Won a few more moments who can tell
But it took time to understand the lady
Now at least I know I know her well
No one in your life is with you constantly
No one is completely on your side
And though I move my world to be with her
Still the gap between us is too wide.
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The Question
The questions that are always on my mind are…
Do talk or not to talk? Or care or not to care?
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You have not been talking much and all I saw were negative statements on Twitter… I wanna show care and concern but you are just not responding… I really wish I can talk to you, be someone who you can perhaps share your problems with…
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Bogue Chitto is a fine school. But we are loosing alot of our experinced teachers to retirement. We have to replace them with young inexperinced teachers, but hopely our staff will help them to become grae teachers for the future. I only regret that we have limited options for music band and choir.
I think Bogue Chitto School is a very good school. It has improved in appearance and in teacher quality. The academic programs have really grown over the years. I only wish they had more art programs.
Bogue Chitto has an excellent academic program with a caring and concerned staff. The leadership (principal) is also excellent. As a whole, parent involvement is encouraged. Students have the opportunity to be involved in many extra activities. However, they are mostly limited to sports. There is a choir and FCA program that is very active, but there is no band. The teachers all seem very caring and truly concerned about all students. Help always seems to be available when parents seek it.
Great school! Wonderful teachers, excellent and up to date education! Great enviroment. Very good student/teacher ratio. We as parents love it and our children love it. Our children have attended other schools in a different district and we have homeschooled for 3 years, I would tell you to feel very comfortable to send your children here.
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Extreme. The best word to describe Sharron Angle, Senator Reid's opponent in the race for Senate here in Nevada. She was voted the worst legislator as a state assemblywoman and changed her voter registration three times in the 90's. In the state assembly, most of her bills and votes were hers alone.Continue Reading ►
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