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- Most Recent Funding
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- Headquarters:
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- Description:
- Bugcrowd provides crowdsourced security for web and mobile applications by running managed bug bounty programs.
- Founders:
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- Categories:
- Data Security, Crowdsourcing, Information Security, Security
- Website:
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Crowdsourced cybersecurity. Bugcrowd is the premier marketplace for security testing on web, mobile, source code and client-side applications.
Bugcrowd solves the undersupply of cybersecurity professionals by giving businesses the ability to engage with their curated, reputation-driven community of over 8,000 security professionals.
They deliver the most comprehensive and cost-effective security testing available today. Companies have the option to engage their crowd for ongoing bounties or specific penetration testing projects.
Bugcrowd's Crowdcontrol platform manages the process of running an ongoing bug bounty program. They handle the setup and assist you in crafting terms appropriate for your bounty. No need to market your program or figure out payment details. Bugcrowd is the easiest way to start a bug bounty program.
For companies without the resources, Bugcrowd offers a free responsible disclosure platform, which allows your team to easily manage submissions and resolve the issues their crowd finds.
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Jai Choi
Seed Investor
Casey Ellis
CEO & Co-Founder
Chris Raethke
Co - Founder & VP, Engineering
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Sergei Belokamen
Team Member @ Deloitte Consulting
Alan Jones
Co-Founder @ The New Agency
Alemsah Ozturk
Co - Founder @ Grupanya
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Sep 4, 2013
$50k / Seed
Dec 6, 2012
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Board Member
Jul, 2013
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Partech Ventures
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Icon Venture Partners
Icon Venture Partners invests in early-stage enterprise technology companies.
Square Peg Capital
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Paladin Capital Group
Paladin is an established, multi-stage private equity firm that invests in growing companies...
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San Francisco, CA 94102
Sydney Office
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Books 101
Submitted by oplin on Mon, 11/26/2012 - 3:07am
This book club meets on the second Monday of every month at 7:00 and will be focusing on the 101 greatest novels of all time. New members are always welcome. For further information contact Deanna Craver at 330 -923-0095.
Monday, November 12, 2012 - 7:00pm

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DescriptionEpic Snake Battle Game: The bigger you are the better you can eat other snakes, if you are small you have to work your self up the hierarchy of life. Can you survive against 200 other Snakes? This is our Global Game Jam Entry 2012!
InstructionsCursor keys - choose betweennrelative control: left - rightnabsolute control: up - right - down - leftnnIf you eat a snake that is bigger than you, you chop of the tail, if you eat a snake smaller than you, you eat it entirely. If you eat your own tail you can control your own size, but each self digestion spawns a new snake.
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George Acosta Feat. Lizzie Curious – Like Home (Original Mix)
This song is like a light at the end of the tunnel, letting us know that summer is coming soon. -Greg
Apr 04
[Free Download] Gym Class Heroes feat. Neon Hitch – Ass Back Home (Panic City Remix)
I have been rocking the Ken Loi remix of this track for a while now, but I think I may have to start throwing this one in the rotation. This one has a little more Dutch influence, but is still pretty progressive as most of his remixes are. I'm at the point where I already …
Mar 29
Dogs For The Win!
A dog greeting this soldier upon his arrival home. Another reason that proves why dogs are man's best friend, other than the fact they can be great to get chicks with.
Mar 16
George Acosta feat. Lizzie Curious – Like Home (Original Mix)
Beautiful (can I say that?) new progressive track here. Lizzie Curious supplies the vocals; George Acosta supplies the beats. This track helps to bring in the summer season with the warm feel and relaxing vibes. Perfect for the drive at 5. Released by: Songbird Release date: April 23, 2012 ANDREW
Feb 16
Skylar Grey vs Daft Punk vs Hard Rock Sofa – Aerodynamic Quasar Home (Ken Loi's LINsane Bootup)
Another LINsane mashup from the San Franciscan DJ/producer known as Ken Loi. This one features three extremely well-known songs, and blends them together perfectly. It gives a different feeling to the recently surfaced "Quasar," which is blowing up right now, and I don't think I will ever get tired of hearing those vocals from "Coming …
Jan 16
Gym Class Heroes ft. Neon Hitch – Ass Back Home (Ken Loi Remix)
Ken Loi is the man. There is no doubt about that. I don't think I can say that I have ever heard one song from him that I haven't truly enjoyed. His progressive house and trance-y vibes ooze out of every track in the best way possible. The only problem I have with his productions …
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Arty presents Alpha 9
It's Monday, and let's face it, you're probably still miserable that the weekend is over. Have no fear, because ARTY is here to the rescue! These 3 songs are my best kept secrets (that is until now). They are simply fantastic. Arty produced them under the moniker "Alpha 9″ so that he could release them …


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In the Baby Zone with Ali Landry
As a co-host of TV Guide Network's Hollywood Girls Night, Miss USA-turned-actress Ali Landry knows the importance of gathering gal pals together to share advice and anecdotes about motherhood, marriage, career, and life. Here, this stunning mother to Estela Ines, born July 2007, and Marcelo Alejandro, born October 2011, dishes about her mommy must-haves and parenting philosophies.
What's your golden rule of parenting?
I try to really speak to my daughter instead of speaking at her. I try to get down on her level, look her in the eyes, explain everything to her, explain a situation. Trust me, I'm just trying to figure it out like everybody else, but it really worked and I never experienced a tantrum with her. I think it's maybe because of that. So I'll try the same with him (Marcelo) and it might be totally different. I might be wrong, but it has worked so far.
Describe the best moment of parenting so far.
Nowadays, my daughter is very into drawing. When she draws a picture she puts it in an envelope and says, "This is for you, Mommy. I worked so hard on it." So that's a really sweet moment—to know she's thought about me in her day.
And the worst?
The hardest I would say is really figuring out the balance. How do you give enough time to your husband, to your work and to your children where someone isn't falling short at the end of the day? I still haven't figured that one out.
Best advice you ever got?
I think the best advice I've been given was when I just had Estela. I felt like now the baby's out and I have to get back to my life, I have to answer emails, I have to get back to work. I no longer have the excuse I'm pregnant. Someone told me, all you need to do is sit yourself in that glider, nurse that baby and that's your main priority right now. Everybody understands. Don't worry about anybody or anything else. Just focus on the baby. I felt like a weight started to lift off of my shoulders. I can really just be in the moment and enjoy my baby.
What's the one thing you can't live without?
That's really tough for me because I'm a product mommy. I'm obsessed with products in the baby and child space. Each week as the children grow it's something different so that's a really hard one. In the beginning I would say it was my Happiest Baby on the Block DVD. Dr. Harvey Karp is a dear friend now—thank goodness! So that was one of my must, must, must-haves. Now I make Marcelo's baby food so I really like Sage Spoonfuls. I really love her cookbook that tells you which foods are appropriate for what month. That's really my go-to book. She really encouraged me to make my own baby food and for me that seemed overwhelming but I found I really enjoy the process. It's very therapeutic.
Finish this sentence: You know you're in the Baby Zone when…
… you're out in public and you don't mind having vomit or spit up on you—or dried up, smelly milk.


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Tour requests are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to the large number of visitors to our nation's Capitol, please put in your tour requests as early as possible in order to maximize your chances. For information on sightseeing and attractions, please visit my Washington, DC Tourism Information page.
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While Matt Barkley's stock dropped around the league, Chip Kelly saw a guy he coveted.
Kelly made sure he got his man Saturday when the Philadelphia Eagles traded up to select the Southern California quarterback with the first pick of the fourth round. Barkley joins Michael Vick, Nick Foles, and Dennis Dixon, giving the Eagles an obvious quarterback controversy.


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Smithsonian Magazine Retina | Stunning Star Trail Photographs from International..."My star trail images are made by taking a time exposure of about 10 to 15 minutes. However, with modern digital cameras, 30 seconds is about the longest exposure possible, due to electronic detector noise effectively snowing out the image. To achieve the longer exposures I do what many amateur astronomers do. I take multiple 30-second exposures, the 'stack' them using imaging software, thus producing the longer exposure."
This unhappy fellow is a tarantula that has been colonized by cordyceps, a fungus that "invades and eventually replaces the host tissue."
at the draft party a couple of years ago, and under a considerable haze, i heard Birdman yell out the following (about 4 or 5 times, i think) - "don't marry yourselves to players!" he went on to reiterate that idea more than once on the boards, and i believe it to be absolutely sage.


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It is high time to reconsider: how far does the obligation of a politician to further his moral commitments extend? It is generally recognized in democratic countries now that strictly private immorality is out of the boundaries of public control. Former laws in various states of the U.S. prohibiting contraceptive use and sodomy have fallen by the wayside. Some less private matters are also considered immune to legislation: no one is claiming that if a Mormon or Muslim, with strong views about abstinence from alcohol, were elected to public office, he or she would need to pursue ways of outlawing alcohol. We learned that lesson from the 1920s experiment with Prohibition. And if the mayor of one of the counties in Nevada permitting prostitution had strong moral objections against prostitution, would he be obligated to work to change the laws permitting prostitution?
On the other hand, moral positions are incorporated in some of our most important laws laws against murder, theft, defamation of character, perjury, parental negligence, and in the armed services and a few states laws against adultery. Aside from non-legislation regarding adultery, it seems that last seven of the Ten Commandments were a major inspiration for our criminal code.
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.dir="ltr"> When I meet a gay person, I have to distinguish between their being gay and being part of a lobby. If they accept the Lord and have goodwill, who am I to judge them? They shouldnt be marginalized. The tendency is not the problem
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I know that single BG marks will be worth 185 honor, but will someone with access to the PTR tell me if the quest 'For Great Honor' (i think thats it, the multiple mark turn-in quest) still available? just because mathematically its a tad more honor, and would rather not be caught off guard with a patch drop for one reason or another.
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I didn't know that they they'd changed BG marks to 185 honor - I mean I knew that it staying at 2000 was perhaps a bit much too ask for, but 185?! That sucks :(


text: Want to know something interesting? For the whole past year, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has dominated the Xbox 360 game sales chart, crowning itself as the best-selling game in the whole system. It replaced Call of Duty: Black Ops, which previously occupied the system's number 1 position (I'm starting to see a pattern here…). Now, this comes as a shock to exactly 0 people out there, lest they've been living under some sort of rock or cave. What's so interesting about this? Well, no longer Black Ops occupies the No. 2 position. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition, has come and has usurped the AAA title's place!


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'even as Uber's added lower-priced services, it's faced persistent criticism that it's an inherently elitist service…'
For black Detroit, the story was…different. Nearly two hundred thousand African Americans had moved to Detroit since 1930, and by 1950 blacks accounted for 16.8 percent of the population. While they might have wanted to follow the jobs that moved to the suburbs, they could not. With equal housing laws still in the future, they were excluded from buying in the suburban housing developments by developers and real estate agents. Nor could they get FHA loans to buy or improve homes in the city neighborhoods where they could live because the government considered such loans too risky. Black neighborhoods, already chopped up during the '40s and '50s to build the very highways that took whites out of the city, became even more isolated and isolating. Making things worse, as federal dollars were transferred to road building, public transit dollars dried up, and in 1956, with the active lobbying of Big Auto, the historic streetcar system disappeared, leaving no reliable public transportation.
Last week, the President…talked about the need to repair the country's infrastructure. Where better to start than in Detroit? By the standards of the banking and auto bailouts, the sums involved are small: the banks received seven hundred billion dollars; the auto companies eighty billion. Already, there are hopeful signs. The auto industry has turned a profit and repaid much of the federal monies. And hipsters and artisans aren't the only ones moving in: firms such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Quicken Loans, an online-mortgage lender; GalaxE.Solutions, a tech firm; and the insurance company Title Source have also recently arrived. Americans of all ages are increasingly eager to live in urban environments: a smaller, rebuilt Detroit could eventually thrive. "I speak of new cities and new people," Obama said last week, quoting Carl Sandburg. Here's an opportunity to turn words into deeds.
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Adidas, E*Trade, Geico, Land Rover…have made…gains in terms of positive awareness among black teens and adults during the last year…
In 2010, Germany produced more than 5.5 million automobiles; the U.S produced 2.7 million. At the same time, the average auto worker in Germany made $67.14 per hour in salary in benefits; the average one in the U.S. made $33.77 per hour. Yet Germany's big three car companies—BMW, Daimler (Mercedes-Benz), and Volkswagen—are very profitable. How can that be?
George Washington Carver and Henry Ford shared a vision of a future in which agricultural products would be put to new uses to create products and industries. One idea both men worked on more than 60 years ago—biofuels—is again in vogue as America seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign oil.
Hyundai is…putting Bob Marley's "Three Little Birds" in an ad for its Assurance Connected Care in-car customer-service program…the late reggae icon's music is…infrequently licensed for ads. The automaker is also sponsoring a remixed version (done by Bob's son Stephen Marley and DJ/producer Jason Bentley) of Marley's Legend album, which features the song, and a three-minute documentary about the remix project.


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Harl joins Viking as national sales manager
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Tomorrow, I'll be part of a panel at the American Association of Suicidology conference. The conference, like a lot of my work, is a place where my heart and my mind can meet and be fulfilled. It's a gathering of suicide and suicide prevention advocates, researchers, and other professionals, as well as individuals affected personally by suicide.
I'll be presenting on the topic I've been writing about here for the last couple of weeks: social media and suicide prevention.
I'm lucky to be one of many doing important work in this area. My fellow panelists are with a state organization using social media to build momentum for the suicide prevention work in one state; a tribal school using social media to stay connected to students throughout the day; and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, which has a strong presence on Facebook and Twitter and has developed the much-needed online postvention manual, helping people know how to appropriately respond online after a suicide.


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Russell Sarder is known as the CEO of Learning for his passionate mission to increase lifelong learning. As Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of NetCom Learning, which he started at age 24, NetCom Learning has grown to a successful multi-million dollar enterprise with learning centers in New York, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, and Washington DC. His passion for learning influences everything he does; including the development of an educational video channel SarderTV, where CEOs, educators and presidents of organizations discuss their secrets of success and the importance of education. Russell is also the award winning author of the book, "Learning: Steps to Becoming a Passionate Lifelong Learner" which was a selection chosen by the Newark Peace Education Summit which was attended by the XIVth Dalai Lama. As a philanthropist, Russell Sarder awards monthly scholarships to students in information technology allowing them to use the $2500 scholarship toward NetCom Learning courses and he also acts as an angel investor for promising startup companies.
In recognition of his work, Russell was honored as the founder and CEO of a top ten Asian American Business by the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce. He is also the recipient of the Gold Stevie Award for Executive of the Year from the American Business Awards. NetCom Learning has also received its share of awards including being Microsoft's Worldwide Learning Solutions Partner of the Year and was listed three times in Inc. Magazine's list of fastest growing companies. Previous to co-founding NetCom Learning, Russell created a million dollar dot.com business called angryman.com.
As Chief Financial Officer, David comes to NetCom Learning with over thirty years of financial experience for both private and publicly traded companies, to direct all financial aspects of the company, interface with the financial community and oversee budgeting and accounting practices As Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Grand Toys International, David helped grow the company from a $10 million operation to $150 million in less than 2 years. In addition, David is focused on setting and achieving company profitability targets and plans for growth, mergers and acquisitions, capital funding, capital management, and creating a location based profit and loss model for the company.
Prior to joining NetCom Learning, David was the Engagement Partner for Tatum, a Randstad Company, and held the position of Chief Financial Officer for Zoo Entertainment Inc, Grand Toys International, Atari and Marvel Entertainment. In his extensive professional experience, David has led financial, IT and HR groups in various organizations with operations in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and Mexico.
David holds an MBA in Finance from New York University and he is also a Certified Public Accountant.
As Chief Operating Officer (COO) of NetCom Learning, Mudit draws from more than 17 years industry experience to his role as leader of the training operation and customer service teams, bringing value to NetCom Learning customers through consulting, education and ongoing engagement. A high performance executive, successful in envisioning, implementing and managing operations in highly competitive environments, Mudit created a profitable learning division at NetCom, increasing revenue by over 400%. His dynamic executive style and forward thinking strategic planning and execution has helped NetCom Learning become an award winning and highly successful provider of information technology learning in the competitive training industry environment.
He has been instrumental in bringing IT, business and executive learning & certification solutions to companies, government agencies and IT professionals. Mudit is also responsible for creating the boot camp division at NetCom Learning, nationally recognized for its intensive high quality training, which offers IT professionals the opportunity to prepare for IT certifications in a short period of time.
Mudit holds a B. Tech, from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Delhi, India and he has an earned an MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Outside of work, Mudit enjoys road trips with his family and loves to play chess.
As Chief Technology Officer, Adam draws from more than 18 years of product and technology leadership to oversee all of NetCom Learning's software development, technology and infrastructure. Prior to joining NetCom Learning, Adam held the position of manager of the ibm.com website and was instrumental in helping to grow the company's website leading to a 400% increase in online sales. While at IBM, Chng was the webmaster for IBM's Deep Blue vs. Gary Kasparov chess match in which the computer won. Adam was also responsible for launching the social portal angryman.com which was the top 50 sites in the world in 2000 created by NetCom Learning's CEO Russell Sarder.
In his spare time, Adam likes to spend time with his family and he loves to cook.
As Accounting Manager, James applies his decades of experience in all aspects of corporate accounting to the task of overseeing NetCom Learning's financial goals, operations and streamlining the accounting process. Previous to joining NetCom Learning, he was in charge of the finance department at CenterCare Inc. He also held senior accounting positions at American Agip Company and LeFrak Organization.
James holds a Bachelors of Science in Finance from St. John's University in Jamaica, New York. In his spare time, James likes to spend time with family and friends and enjoys kickboxing classes several times a week.
As the Software Development Lead, Brian brings 17 years in software development to developing and maintaining NetCom Learning's websites and building its award winning Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system known as Learning CMS which is the engine that drives NetCom Learning's business. With his innovation in building Learning CMS, Brian has been able to help NetCom Learning reduce costs, increase team productivity, improve operational efficiency, customer service, learners' outcome through the development of a customer relationship management system, a proposal builder application, an online registration and payment system, in addition to a customized report system which provides dynamic website updates.
Previous to joining NetCom Learning, Brian worked as a programmer and analyst for Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey. Brian holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from the College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. He also is a Zend Certified Engineer, a Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW), Master CIW, CIW Professional, and CIW Associate.
As a Director of Learning for NetCom Learning, Daniel is responsible for growing all go-to-market channels at NetCom Learning. He has more than 21 years of enterprise IT, learning solution sales and sales management experience. Before joining NetCom Learning, Daniel was a Senior Account Executive with New Horizons Computer Learning Center in New York City where he achieved the President's Club status twelve years in a row based on sales of a million each year. He also handled more than 200 enterprise accounts and was responsible for implementing hundreds of training projects for the IT department.
Daniel holds a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from City University of New York, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.
As Director of Federal Learning for NetCom Learning, Anthony is responsible for growing the Federal Learning division at NetCom Learning. He has more than 10 years of enterprise-learning solution sales experience and has been named Leader of the Month and Salesperson of the Year for NetCom Learning for three years in a row. During his time at NetCom Learning, the company has improved its sales margins each year and in 2012 had its most successful year to date in terms of sales; number of individuals trained and earned company awards. In his present position, Anthony has successfully executed change management through market and territory segmentation including the development of 6 sales territory teams.
Anthony is a native New Yorker and joined NetCom Learning in 2007. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering. In his free time, Anthony likes to spend time with his family and enjoys sports such as snowboarding, basketball, ping pong and swimming.
As Training Operation Manager, Eugenia Bachaleda brings 18 years in operations and project management to her position at NetCom Learning. In this capacity she is responsible for bringing excellent, highly qualified instructors to the NetCom Learning team and maintaining instructor quality. She is also responsible for optimizing schedules and maximizing instructor utilization. In a training operations capacity, her expertise in building high-performance service organizations ensures that learners get maximum value from their learning experience.
Prior to her current position, Bachaleda was co-founder and COO of Sitters Studio, a company that matched sitters and clients. At Sitters, her major responsibilities involved project management and operations, including opening the company's New York City and Chicago locations.
Eugenia graduated from Millsaps College in Jackson, MS with a BA in Music, concentration in Music/Opera Performance. She went on to attend New York University and received a Master of Arts in Music and Theatre Studies. Bachaleda strives for excellence out of the office as well, being a competing Tri-Athlete having ranked in the top 30% for a completed race out of 1,600 athletes.
As Product Manager at NetCom Learning, Rinchen is responsible for developing product strategies that ensures NetCom Learning offers the most current and in demand product offerings in IT and business in the training industry. He is also responsible for ensuring the integrity of courses with proper content planning, packaging and pricing scheduling, in addition to product promotion. He also oversees the marketing lead generation program. In order to continually fine tune product offerings for increased enrollments, Khampa works closely with instructors and subject matter experts and maintains relationships with vendors such as Microsoft, Cisco and Citrix.
Rinchen holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from State University of New York in New Paltz. Among Rinchen's achievements during his tenure at NetCom Learning include the launching of the company's Las Vegas location while managing operations for the first six months. He is also a recipient of NetCom Learning's Award for Client Focused Services.
A Director of Learning, Mamunur Rashid is responsible for growing all go-to-market channels at NetCom Learning. He has more than 15 years of enterprise IT service sales and sales management experience. During Rashid's tenure at NetCom Learning the sales division activates have increased by 35%. Previous to joining NetCom Learning, Mamunur was a Director of Sales at New Horizons CLC in New York City where he led his division to record-breaking sales during challenging economic conditions. In addition he also worked as Sales Manager for Prime Tees and Corofin Inc.
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NORTH LIBERTY– The City of North Liberty has just been awarded another $52,500 to help with improvements to the historic Samuel Ranshaw House.
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NORTH LIBERTY– "Stone Soup" is a tale meant to teach the value of cooperation amidst scarcity; hungry travelers come to a village and, starting with nothing but a rock and a pot of boiling water, gradually gain the trust and cooperation of the townsfolk, who each share small bits of food that collectively become a savory stew, enough to feed the entire village.
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NORTH LIBERTY–Heritage Christian School (HCS) students may relish their turkey dinners in a whole new way as they sit down to this year's Thanksgiving meal.
Middle school students, as part of an October nutrition unit, visited the Coralville Ecumenical Food Pantry, where they helped repackage food for distribution and learned to plan healthy meals from pantry offerings.
NORTH LIBERTY– The North Bend Elementary Parent-Teacher Group (PTG) is hosting its Annual Elf Shop Vendor Fair and Bake Sale winter fundraiser Saturday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at North Bend Elementary School, 2230 St. Andrews Dr., North Liberty.
TIFFIN– Clear Creek Amana High School will host financial aid night at the high school media center in Tiffin on Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 6:30 p.m. A representative from Iowa Planning Access Network will explain how to prepare for college expenses, fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form and give tips on getting financial aid for college. Those who cannot attend may contact the high school guidance office for hand-out materials.
CEDAR RAPIDS– All season long, the West High Women of Troy volleyball team had two phrases they lived by: Live Like Line and Remember Us. The first was a tribute to friend and teammate Caroline Found (nicknamed "Line"), who died in a moped accident in August. The second was a message to fans, friends and foes alike. It was not a question, it was a statement: "Remember us; we're coming back to state." Not only did the team overcome its grief to dominate the regular season as the top-ranked team in Class 4A, the Women of Troy made it to the state tournament for the fourth year in a row.
Eight years after the Nov. 11, 1918, signing of the armistice that ended the fighting in Europe after the first World War, Armistice Day became an official national holiday. Its intention was to honor the veterans of that war, as well as those who had lost their lives in what was then known as the Great War. In 1954, the holiday was renamed Veterans Day to include the veterans of World War II and Korea, Today, we honor, officially or unofficially, the veterans of all wars and military conflicts.
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Emily Mae Cornelis, 85, died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City following a brief illness. Services were held Nov. 7 at Hrabak Funeral Home by the Rev. Charles Johnson. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Local survivors include a daughter, Janice (Jim) Hinschberger of Solon.
Memorials may be directed to the Belle Plaine Area Ambulance. Condolences may be left at www.hrabakfuneralhome.com under obituaries.
Rachel Mae Duncalf, 93, Van Horne, died Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011, at the Keystone Nursing Care Center, Keystone, where she had been a resident since March. A Mass of Christian Burial was held Nov. 3, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Van Horne with Father Brian Dellaert as celebrant. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery near Keystone.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Friends of the Van Horne Library.
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Hamilton is a 6-foot-2, 195 pound safety that has been timed in the 40 yard dash at sub 4.4 seconds on more than one occasion. He made 86 tackles and picked off 8 passes in 2008 during his first season at safety. He has grown up playing wide receiver, but the move to safety went extremely well in 2008.
He is now known as 'The Hitman' because of the way he strikes his opponents, so he has that defensive mentality.
Offers rolled in earlier this spring for Hamilton and he gave thought to many different schools before narrowing his list down to Alabama and Georgia.
He will choose the Crimson Tide or Bulldogs Saturday June 11 at Wild Wings Café in Augusta, Ga. around noon ET.
When asked what he liked about his two finalists, here is what he had to say about each. Alabama: "Alabama has a great head coach in Nick Saban and he knows a lot about my position. When I visited Alabama and talked with him for about an hour, I couldn't even believe it. I know he could really make me into a great safety. The tradition at Alabama is about as good as it gets and they are going to be competing for National Championships soon. They almost did last year. I think I could fit into their style of defense real good too."
Georgia: "I really like the way Coach Mark Richt puts family first. He is a coach that cares about his players and that stands out to me about him and Georgia. I also like that Athens is close to my family in South Carolina because that will allow them to see me play. Coach Martinez is a good secondary coach too and I know he could get the most out of me."
It is down to those two SEC powers and one will get a verbal commitment from The Hitman on Saturday? Who will it be? We will all know in a short amount of time.
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Ever notice most parents today whine that their kids have too much stuff? But if anyone from our parents' generation makes a comment about it, boy we're quick to defend that playroom overflowing with crap toys! Be honest: you're just trying to give your kids "better than you got" and overcompensating in the process.
You know what I mean. You never had a dolly that talked, so your kid has five. Your husband never had a toy train, so you bought out the Thomas line. And yet their childhoods just never seem to reach that mark in your mind of how fabulous childhood is supposed to be ... right? Let me let you in on a little secret.
Today's toys pretty much suck!
Sorry, but they do. They're mostly plastic hunks of junk with too many buttons that suck the creativity right outta playtime.
Oh, I will admit there are the one-offs that have really improved on the stuff we had. I recently found out Crayola makes these Paintbrush Pens that don't drip all over the place and are washable. It was all I could do not to buy out the entire rack at the store for my little artist. They. Are. Fabulous. And I got a press release the other day assuring me that today's girls do not have to tape the ends of their friendship bracelets to their bare knees (or pin them to a sock like my friend Amber did back in the day) because there are now handy dandy "makers" that will hold that thing steady for you. Guess what my kid's getting for Easter!
But when I look around the playroom, these types of modern-day improvements are few and far between. I was feeling so depressed about the fate of fun in 2012, I turned to friends on Facebook hoping they'd cheer me up with some more fabulous finds (and maybe ideas for that basket?) that represent better than we got. They admitted the Nintendo Wii is a heckuva lot cooler than the Atari. But that's about it. Out of 10 friends, they couldn't come up with any other toy of today that lives up to the stuff of yesterday -- even with the lead paint and choking hazards we endured.
That's a big fat nothing! In 2012. How can this be? Isn't every generation supposed to be an improvement on the last? We can make cars that run on old cooking oil. But we can't seem to make toy trucks that don't lose their wheels after a few days of kids being kids with them or action figures that don't shed limbs faster than you can say "where did I put that receipt?"
Thank goodness the good old outdoors is still there for them with the fresh air and trees to climb ... well, for now anyway.
What modern toys do you think are an improvement on what we had as kids -- are there any?
Yeah. I don't have kids. But, I know my nieces have tons of toys that they seem to grow old with very fast and want to move on to the next. I don't remember playing with a lot of toys when I was a kid. We were outside most of the time. My sister and I did have our Barbies, play kitchens, and coloring books. And my brother had his TMNT's. Those toys lasted us forever. My mom still has all of our old Barbies, that my nieces now play with (for a little bit).
The remakes of the 80's toys now are just scary. Like the new My Little Ponies.... ugh. Its like Littlest Pet Shop meets Barbie's Horse Twinklefarts or whatever its name is.
My son is in love with these little cars that go forward after you pull them back to "wind" them, but at 6 dollars each I would expect them to not break on the 10th time you pull them back. He isn't rough with them at all either. The only toys I have found to be decent for my munchkin (who is almost 2) are Little People, they are sturdy, well made, the parts don't break at all for us and how we play with them. For the most part we stick with wooden blocks, home made play dough and crayons and paper. I see these toys taking him very far in life. And when he is old enough, Legos. Legos are awesome. Until you step on one at 3am....
My daughter hardly plays with toys. She ignores toys we buy for her unless it's in a Happy Meal, which she doesn't get until after she's done eating and after we've left and she's forgotten about it anyway. She mainly reads books and shovels dirt. She hates toys that do the play for her, which frustrates her when she goes to her friend's house, who has zillions of toys but won't play with any, making the parents think they need to buy her more.
That's what happens when everything you buy is made in China, where there are no standards, and it's quanity against quality and corporate greed.
My mom said we had the most fun with pots and pans, cardboard boxes as babies and I know I had the most fun playing with sports balls,trees, jungle gyms, basic barbie dolls, crayonsand blankets to make tents!


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Reaching out: Liow interacting with students during his visit to SM Chong Hwa Kuantan in Gambang. — Bernama
KUANTAN: MCA members who are not nominated as local councillors and village chiefs can still serve in an advisory capacity, said party president Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.
He said there were conditions that had to be fulfilled for candidates to be selected, with the younger generation being given priority.
"The older generation has to make way for the new faces in order for renewal to happen.
"But they can still contribute by advising the new candidates.
"They do not have to be in the front line all the time to serve the people," Liow said after visiting the SM Chong Hwa Kuantan's temporary classroom in Gambang here yesterday.
"When asked about the state exco members' posts for MCA assemblymen in Pahang," Liow declined to comment and said that he would announce it at another time.
On Monday, Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob reiterated that there were no more seats available in the state executive council.
MCA previously had two seats in the council before the 13th general election.
On the Chinese independent school's development, Liow said the first phase, costing RM20mil, would be completed by the end of the year.
"Students will be able to move in to the new premises then.
"The SM Chong Hwa committee requires an additional RM30mil for the development of the second phase," he said.
Liow said to that end, the Gelang Patah MCA division had taken the initiative to organise a fund-raising dinner, featuring Singaporean artistes, on March 28.
The division chairman Jason Teoh Sew Hock said the proceeds from the fund-raiser would be divided between SM Chong Hwa Kuantan and the Southern University College.
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(Livingston County, KY) - Glenn Dowd was traveling west on I-24 at the 31-mile marker when he changed lanes to make room for a merging vehicle. Mr. Dowd struck a duel wheel and brake drum assembly that had been abandoned in the roadway. The impact caused severe damage to the left side of his truck, including puncturing the fuel tank. Approximately 25 gallons of diesel fuel spilled onto the roadway. After the initial impact, the debris was projected in to the eastbound lane where it struck another truck driven by Josel Couture, 47 of Quebec, Canada. Mr. Dowd had to be transported by ambulance to Lourdes Hospital and treated for a cut to the head. The Grand Lakes Fire Department and Livingston County EMS assisted state police at the scene. The investigation is continuing by TFC. Chris Anderson.


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(11/26/11) - It has become a holiday tradition in Mid-Michigan and in its seventh year, Frankenmuth's Christkindlmarkt has expanded again. The weather could not be any better.
Frankenmuth Farmers Market Dietrich Bronner says the event is bigger and better than ever.
Christkindlmarket, billed as a traditional European style Christmas market, has plenty of local flair.
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Jaguar Land Rover is recalling 40,551 Land Rover sport utility vehicles in the United States because the front passenger air bag may not deploy due to a part failure, according to documents filed with U.S. safety regulators.
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A recent survey found that eight in 10 people between the ages of 25-44 believe they're living healthy lifestyles, and are more likely to engage in healthy behaviors than 18-24 year-olds participating in the survey. "This survey shows the dangerous disconnect that many young Americans have about how their behaviors affect their risks for stroke and other cardiovascular diseases," said Ralph Sacco, M.
"It Costs Too Much To Be Healthy"May 2, 2011 7:37 am | Comments
The high cost of health care is deterring parents from taking their children to the doctor or buying prescription medication, regardless of how much money they make or whether they have health insurance, according to a study presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) annual meeting in Denver.
Story Of A President's Secret SurgeryMay 2, 2011 7:24 am | Comments
Jeff Ayers, AP The President Is a Sick Man: Wherein the Supposedly Virtuous Grover Cleveland Survives a Secret Surgery at Sea and Vilifies the Courageous Newspaperman Who Dared Expose the Truth , is a new book written by Matthew Algeo. The book examines a little-known part of presidential history.
The Effectiveness Of Breast Imaging In Surgical PlanningMay 2, 2011 6:27 am | Comments
Published in the April issue of Journal of Nuclear Medicine , Gamma Medica, Inc. and Mayo Clinic of Rochester, MN demonstrate the effectiveness of Molecular Breast Imaging (MBI) in the pre-operative evaluation of women with biopsy-proven breast cancer. The goals of this study were to determine whether MBI is more sensitive than mammography in detecting: Additional foci of breast cancer in the ipsilateral breast.
New iPhone App Tracks Surgery Schedules, Implants & MoreApril 29, 2011 12:19 pm | Comments
WebOps , a leading orthopaedic, spine, and trauma medical device logistics innovator, announces the release of the iPhone application for its WebOps Logistics software platform. The iPhone's simple interface further enables surgeons and hospitals, device and instrument manufacturers, and distributors to precisely track surgery schedules, physician preferences, inventory movement and implant usage.
CT Scans Of Mummy Help Solve CrimesApril 29, 2011 6:29 am | Comments
Wilson Ring, Associated Press In this photo released by the University of Vermont, a mummy is seen before a CT scan at Fletcher Allen Health Care, the teaching hospital at the University of Vermont, in Burlington, Vt. A childhood fascination with archaeology and a chance encounter with a 2,700-year-old Egyptian mummy are helping Vermont doctors and law enforcement officials find truth in some of the most challenging of modern-day crimes, the unexplained deaths of young children.
3-D Printing From CT Images Useful For Neurosurgical PlanningApril 29, 2011 6:12 am | Comments
3D models, produced by combining a patient's CT scans and 3D printing technology, are proving useful in neurosurgical planning. 3D printing technology can be a fast and affordable way to build 3D models for neurosurgical planning, as radiologists are able to transform ultra high-resolution CT patient images into 3D solid models using a specialized color printer.
Judge Rejects Sinus Surgeon's PleaApril 29, 2011 5:59 am | Comments
Tom Coyne, AP A federal judge has rejected a plea agreement calling for a former Indiana surgeon captured in Italy after five years on the run to spend four years in prison, saying he wasn't confident the deal took into account the magnitude of the man's crimes. Mark Weinberger once operated a Merrillville nose and sinus clinic, where prosecutors say he billed insurers and patients for procedures he didn't perform.
Children's Hospital Launches Single Ventricle ProgramApril 29, 2011 5:45 am | Comments
(PRNewswire-USNewswire) In the United States each year more than 3,000 infants are born with a form of single ventricle heart defect. A single ventricle defect occurs when one of the heart's ventricles is too small or under-developed to pump blood effectively to the body or lungs. Less than forty years ago, single ventricle heart defects were fatal.


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Newcastle's 'Mr Motivator' Alan Pardew, tiring Chelsea and effervescent Everton all feature in TEAMtalk's Easter Monday Premier League review.
TEAMtalk's writers have taken a break from stuffing their faces with chocolate to present their Premier League Picks - the special moments, star performers, stunning matches or shocking incidents from Easter Monday's action which we expect to dominate the headlines.
Once you've read through our choices for April 9, let us know your opinions by adding a Comment below.
Pardew pushing Fergie for Manager of Year gong
As we enter the final straight in the 2011/12 Premier League campaign, thoughts are starting to turn to who has been Manager of the Year.
Sir Alex Ferguson is the obvious choice and leading contender having dragged Manchester United from the duldrums of a 6-2 drubbing by moneybags City on home soil to lead them into a virtually unassailable eight-point lead at the top.
The Red Devils gaffer has had to use all his managerial nous and easily won the mind games battle with his Manchester neighbours - but I believe Pardew is neck and neck with him in the running for the gong.
My reasoning is that ahead of the new season, United's hierarchy will have laid out expectations of winning a 20th title to Ferguson, despite more heavy investment in the City squad by Mancini, so he has simply hit that target.
Mike Ashley, however, would never in his wildest dreams have believed that the Magpies would be flying so high in the top tier with five games to go.
Pardew's troops are currently level on points with Harry Redknapp's Spurs - and are only two points behind third-placed and in-form Arsenal, who have a game in hand.
The Toon boss came in for high praise in a recent interview I did with sports mind coach Mark Sheasby, who labelled him the master of motivation when it comes to the language he uses with the media and his players.
I was among a host of pundits who scoffed at the appointment of Pardew following the harsh sacking of Chris Hughton - but the Londoner has had the last laugh on Tyneside, showing tactical guile, an eye for a player and ability to react to both victories and defeats with dignity and grace.
The Magpies face Stoke and Wigan before three tough league games with Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton - but with Papiss Cisse in the goal-scoring form of his life and Hatem Ben Arfa growing in confidence with each passing week, they might just gatecrash the top-four party this season. Simon Wilkes
Blues' batteries could be running out
Tottenham at Wembley, Barcelona at the Bridge, Arsenal at the Emirates and then Barca again at the Nou Camp - Chelsea's next four fixtures in their quest for silverware and a top-four finish appear to get gradually more difficult.
You might say the Blues have done well to remain in contention after such a turbulent season, but their performance in Monday night's derby at Fulham didn't bode well for the coming weeks.
Petr Cech apart, none of Roberto Di Matteo's players can say they were on their game, and they were fortunate to come away with a point. A confused penalty call by Mark Clattenburg (did he really give that spot-kick for Stephen Kelly's 'challenge' on Salomon Kalou, not Danny Murphy's?!) helped give them the advantage just before half-time, but Fulham looked the fitter side in the second half.
As Gary Neville mentioned, the energy-sapping wide-open field of Wembley will take even more out of those Chelsea legs on Sunday evening, and then next Wednesday they are certain to be given a tiki-taka runaround by Messi and co. The Gunners are no slouches either (Arsene Wenger would be wise to field catch-me-if-you-can duo Walcott and Oxlade-Chamberlain in that one) and by the time of the Champions League assignment in Catalonia, Chelsea could be all but exhausted. Di Matteo has wisely been rotating his side recently but he will surely need his best players on the pitch to beat any of their next four opponents. Jon Holmes
Four-star Toffees on course for cup final
Anyone who witnessed Everton's 4-0 demoltion of Sunderland on Easter Monday will quite rightly have the Toffees favourites to win Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool.
While the Reds will go into the game in indifferent form (just one win from five ahead of Tuesday's clash at Blackburn), the Blues have lost just once in 18 games - ironically the Merseyside derby at Anfield last month.
What makes Monday's victory even sweeter for the Toffees was that it was achieved with a much-changed side that saw regulars Nikica Jelavic and Leighton Baines rested.
From first minute to last, the Toffees looked organised, disciplined and extremely hard to break down; their 4-4-1-1 line-up offering few openings to a Sunderland side who are among the harder workers in the Premier League.
At the time of writing, Liverpool are big favourites to reach the final, but with the Reds still not settled on their strongest line-up, my money would be on the Toffees to reach the Wembley showpiece on May 5. James Marshment
Canaries overcome referee's ricket
Norwich battled to a superb 2-1 victory at Tottenham, but they had to overcome some poor decision-making from referee Michael Oliver.
Jermain Defoe equalised for the hosts moments after Norwich striker Grant Holt was brought down in the box by Spurs defender Ledley King. Oliver ignored Holt's appeal, and Spurs promptly equalised. Canaries boss Paul Lambert was fuming on the sidelines - and rightly so.
That was a game-changing decision. Had Oliver pointed to the spot, Norwich may have gone 2-0 up, while King could have been shown a red card. Do the big clubs receive favouritism? On that occasion, the ref definitely made the wrong call.
Luckily for Lambert and Norwich, and unlike Wigan and QPR at the weekend, the decision did not ultimately prove costly as the Canaries fought back to earn all three points.
As for Spurs, the defeat damages their Champions League hopes, with Newcastle now level on points with Harry Redknapp's side. Sam Nightingale
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