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Root Yoga Center is incredibly grateful to have some of the very best yoga instructors and teachers in Denver. Each individual has a unique background and style that make their lessons and classes distinct. We also have some instructional videos from our Teachers of the Month. Here they are!
Angie Arnold
Training: Kula Yoga Project was my home for six years in NYC. Schuyler Grant is my main squeeze, but I have trained with Alison West, David Regelin, Nevine Michaan, John Friend, Zhenja La Rosa, Elana Brower, Amy Ippoliti, and many more.
"Al Dente" (translated in English as to the teeth) is the term initially used to describe the firm and tender texture of pasta. Chefs use this term as instruction to avoid soggy or wet noodles, and to cook the pasta just to the point where it is slightly firm and yet tender to taste.
Over the years of practicing yoga, I have discerned that it is that "cooked just right feeling" that allows us to unfold, to open, and to live with a heightened awareness of our actions and it's direct effect to our family, friends, and micro-interactions.
The class I teach is the class I would want to take: Firm intentions, intelligent alignment, zested with a bit of creative juicy vinyasa to taste, and a side of pranayama please, of course pepper it with inversions and arm balances along the way. And make that for here, not to go, as I like to linger awhile in savasana.
-Breath is always first the postures always second. –
I strive to surrender any rigidness towards ONE way in my teaching, hoping the softer I get towards myself, the softer I will be with my loved ones. For more: www.yogawithangie.com
Carrie Varela
Training: 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training at 3 Om Yoga in Parker, Colorado, Foundation Course in Yoga Science for Wellness at the Morarji National Institute for Yoga in New Delhi, India, Ana Forrest Intensives, Reiki Master Healer and Teacher
Root Yoga is a light-filled cavity of bliss slightly levitating above Platte Street and nestled in a dimension where awesome yoga truly exists.
I was drawn to Root from the moment I first walked in. I liked the simplicity and openness of the space. Then I discovered the yoga at Root. It is excellent. The teaching staff really know their chaturangas. I feel honored to be a part of this thriving yoga community.
Putting my bare feet on the Earth. As a child my mother could never get me to wear shoes. I always hated them! In fact, I am pretty convinced that the reason I like yoga so much is because it is shoe free. Any activity without shoes is usually one that I would at least like to try. Strange but true.
The next big yoga challenge I am working on is completing a 500 hour certification. Beyond the physical, yoga also challenges me to embody what is true for me in the moment. Yoga challenges me to be more healthy. Yoga challenges me to love deeply, wholeheartedly and freely.
Cheryl Deer
Training: Basic, Advanced and Continuing Education Teacher Training Intensives with Ana Forrest; Forrest Yoga Guardian; Ashtanga Teacher Training with David Swenson; Studies in Iyengar, Power, Vinyasa, Anusara and Jivamukti yoga; 500 Hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) with Yoga Alliance.
Cheryl Deer, RYT 500, Forrest Yoga Guardian, has taught yoga since 1996. Cheryl's classes and workshops are joyful and motivating, designed to leave you awakened and inspired. Expect to receive gentle yet powerful adjustments, connect to your core and engage in your practice in a way that brings greater presence, healing and transformation.
Cheryl's teaching is deeply rooted in the Forrest Yoga philosophy; an approach designed to address the stresses and challenges of our daily lives and support our journey toward physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.
In addition to teaching classes, privates, workshops and teacher trainings in Denver, Cheryl also spends time each year assisting her teacher Ana Forrest, creatrix of Forrest Yoga. She draws on her knowledge from Ana and her many years of experience to teach how to bring Spirit into life.
To visit Cheryl's personal website, go to www.CherylDeerYoga.com
Cole Schlam
Root Yoga inspires me to keep growing. Both as a teacher and a student. To be courageous.
This moment, and coming back to it. My yoga toolbox- super helpful in finding my way back to this moment- movement, breath, body awareness.
Yoga challenges me to be the most authentic version of myself. To look within myself and see all the aspects of me, the fear, the courage, the dark, the beautiful. To see myself honestly, and live with awareness.
Jennifer Scheinman
Training: 200 hour Power Yoga Teacher Training at CorePower Yoga, 200 Hour Root Yoga Teacher Training
Root Yoga is my home away from home. Whether it's a student or another teacher there is always a familiar face there to greet me. The community has welcomed me with open arms and made me feel like we are all part of a big family.
My favorite way to get rooted is yoga! My yoga practice helps me to feel calm, centered and grounded. I can't live without it.
Root Yoga inspires me to be the best I can be, both on and off the yoga mat.
At Root I teach level 1/2 Vinyasa.
Lauren Turnage
Training: 200 hour Forrest Yoga Foundation Training, Forrest Yoga Mentorship Program, Forrest Yoga Advanced Teacher Training 2011
Growing up I was encouraged to find what gives me life. Yoga gives me life. It gives me community, breath, asana and meditation, and fills my life with joy, laughter, love and many other things. But most important to my life is my spirit, and yoga connects me to my spirit. When I am embodying my spirit, I am full of life. My union is yoga, life and spirit. My devotion as a teacher is to use the gifts yoga brings me to help my students find what gives them life. I have been inspired by many teachers along my yogic journey. My inspiration comes to me from my core teachers and my students. Ana Forrest gave me the tools I need to live my dharma and help others find their own. Regina Zwilling gave me my determination and presence to be there for others. Cheryl Deer daily gives me my inversions and encourages my ability to love. My students motivate me to grow as a teacher and also as a student. I teach Forrest yoga, because I love the abs.
Mark Perna
Training: Forrest Yoga Foundation Teacher Training, July 2012, Forrest Yoga Advanced Teacher Training, April 2013
Yoga challenges a lot in me. It's on the rough edge of the pose where I find I can do the most work on myself. I find that in my life my comfort zone has been very elastic. the more time I spend near the edge, the more it expands, and the more time I spend away from it, the more my comfort zone tends to collapse. I use yoga to become stronger in those moments of life that challenge me, and strive to remain in the moment, focused, and passionate at all times.
What keeps me rooted is a daily practice. What keeps me rooted is a daily practice. I came to yoga with a lot of injuries after having fought in Iraq and Afghanistan with the US Marine Corps. I've learned a lot from my yoga practice: how pain and trauma is locked in the body, and how to get it to move.
I like to challenge myself, period. Right now, my biggest challenge is skydiving. To be conscious of my body movement in the sky, to let go and just fly has been a real learning experience. Moving past the fear has allowed me to see that I'm capable of much more than I thought I was, and I am enjoying being a beginner at this stage in my development as a skydiver—120 jumps and counting!
At Root Yoga Center, I teach Forrest Yoga, sequencing the poses I find most powerful for healing, strength building, and mental discipline.
Nicole Maurrae Landrus
Training: 200 hour Forrest Yoga Foundation Training
Breathe...if you acknowledge your breath, feed it magic, and wash it through your body you can make it through anything. Yoga came into my life when my spirit and body needed it most. Yoga saved me. Finding my mat brought me hope, pure happiness, strength and acceptance. Yoga has grounded me and helped me find balance in life and teach me how to handle real life with a positive and bright attitude. It has helped me connect to my spirit, my authentic self. Stepping on to my mat now brings me positive challenges, inspiration and a desire to shine.
I feel fortunate to have such amazing teachers and loving community around me, to support me, while I breathe through my transformation and begin to step into my wiser self. Laruen Turnage and Kate Mulheron have been my biggest inspiration. Their sparkle, love for yoga and spirit brighten my life and challenge me to be a better person everyday. I feel blessed to have such wonderful women in my life and honored to be a family member at Root Yoga Center, where I teach ground level Forrest classes...come join me!
Sarah Corcoran
Training: 200 hour Forrest Yoga Foundation Training
Root Yoga inspires me to challenge myself, to stand in my commitments and to connect with my community. Many lovely and kind people grace my life because of this space and this family. I am supported in many ways and honored to be participant to such a vibrant and enlivening practice.
I like to challenge myself by going upside down, seeing new perspectives and experimenting. I love the 'aha' moment when we, as students, connect with our own physical bodies. Conscious adjustments and strength built from the inside out creates a confidence that supports us, even off the mat. My desire to explore movement goes way off the edges of my mat.
Some of the things that keep me rooted:
Earth. Beauty in nature. Movement. Trees. Yoga! Body mechanics. Swimming. Good food. Biking. Mentors. Snowboarding. My friends. Community. Amazing Bodyworkers. Twists keep me rooted. Horse stance. Root keeps me Rooted.
Sarah Haubert
Training: CorePower Yoga 200HR 2011, CorePower Pre/Post Natal Yoga 2011, CorePower Extension 2012, Restorative/Yin Yoga 2012, Biomechanic Sequencing w/ Kathleen Sand 2013.
Root Yoga is community. Being rooted implies surrounded by earth, and earth is firm but forgiving. In the Root community you feel supported on all sides; firm and forgiving.
Slow flow. Long holds are my favorite way to strip my mind down and come back to who I am and what my practice is about. Big, huge, breath and enough intensity to calm my mind.
Aside from my yoga practice, I'm also a long distance trail runner. In yoga, we have the opportunity to come to the same postures over and over and see what we can do differently, maybe how we can go deeper or further than we've been before. In distance running, because it's a continuous flow, instead of poses it's mental states that you come to over and over. Our minds set limits and create expectations that do not exist, it is the most beautiful challenge to shed and shatter them.
Sarah Tinkler
Training: Corepower Hot Yoga & Hot Power Fusion Teacher Training Program, 200 Hr Certification
What yoga challenges in me..is to seek the quiet, calm, serene strength that is within me. Life is chaotic and minds whir. Stepping onto my mat to practice or to teach allow me to slough off all that noise and just be me, to love and embrace what's inside of me.
What keeps me rooted...is staying in touch with my practice regularly or hitting the trail regularly to run or ride. The rhythm of the body and breath is incredible and allows me to center and find surety within.
At Root, I teach Vinyasa Flow.
Sean Chiles
Training: Root Yoga Teacher Training, 200 Hr Certification
When I discovered my yoga practice at Root it quickly became my home away from home. I'm still excited to be part of a community of dedicated, open and present yogis. The acceptance that I found at Root reminds me my dog Lucy.
I love my dog. She keeps me rooted and reminds me to go outside every single day. No moment is wasted on judgement, doubt, angst, or anger. Having such a powerful example of unconditional love and acceptance inspires me to get on my mat.
I like to chase what inspires me. One week it might be a challenging pose and the next a concept from the yoga sutras. Whatever else is going on yoga challenges me to stick with the moment and to live up to Lucy's amazing example.
Shelley Coughlin
Training: E-RYT 200 Hour - I originally trained with my local studio in Palo Alto, CA under a senior Iyengar and Hatha yoga teacher. They gave me the foundations for my teaching and with whom I received my original 200-hour certification. I have also completed a second 200-hour teacher training with Dharma Mittra. However, the real inspiration for my sequencing and flow is heavily influenced by Shiva Rea and Shannon Paige Schneider. It is through their influence I was inspired to be a more intentional and mindful flow teacher.
I challenge myself by not settling for the status quo. I look for opportunities to grow, shift, and evolve. In my yoga practice, I teach poses I am not comfortable with in my own body and commit to learning poses that take me out of my comfort level.
Nature and movement keeps me rooted. Hiking in Eldorado Canyon, mountain biking, driving along Pacific Highway 1, my yoga practice, five deep breaths, camping, or skiing.
Yoga challenges me to be conscious and mindful. My body is prone to easy injury in the connective tissue. I have to move with great intention in order to continue the practice I love. I want to be upside down when I am 80.
I teach Vinyasa Flow at Root.
Una Viggiani
Training: 200 Hours from Nosara Yoga Institute in Costa Rica, Anusara Immersion and 8 Drops Tantra Training
My favorite way to get rooted is to close my eyes and take a deep breath. I also love spreading my bare feet into the grass.
My daily practices keep me rooted; morning meditations, teaching and practicing yoga, eating mindfully and thinking positively. Creating my life intentionally everyday has me staying grounded, humbled in joy.
Yoga challenges me to stay present, centered and inspired. The daily pace of modern life can be so hectic, but when I practice yoga, I get to slow down, breathe deep and connect with my highest self. I love the way yoga inspires me to be the best me I can be.
I teach Vinyasa classes at Root, Mondays 7pm All Levels & Fridays 4 pm Beginners
Geneva Kowalski
Training: 200 Hour Root Integrative Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
Yoga challenges me to find the balance, between effort and ease, perseverance and surrender, work and play, the city and the mountains (which I love equally). This challenge is both physical, discovering the capabilities and limits of my own body, and mentally, balancing a diversity of personal aspirations with the flow of life.
My favorite way to get rooted is cooking colorful meals at home with friends, biking with my dog Mason around our city neighborhood and observing the change in the urban fabric, and my rolling out my mat, taking time to tune out all the chaos; to really ground down through my sit bones and just breath.
What Root Yoga inspires in me is a sense of community and a supported environment to continue to grow. In my yoga practice I am constantly evolving and seeking, with blissful moments of complete content and surprise.
In teaching I aspire bring to each class strength and dedication through passion for the practice, compassion for the body and release of the mind.
Root Yoga Center
Root Yoga Center offers the Denver community a variety of yoga classes, instruction & yoga workshops for beginner to advanced yogis. Our goal is to help people cultivate awareness and connection through yoga, and a balanced lifestyle – thus our moto is "Feeling is Living!". Please join us at the yoga studio for one of our healthy lifestyle events, like our fall and spring nutrition programs, forrest yoga events, art events, outdoor classes and more! We now offer yoga teacher training. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions. Namaste!

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How long, curving mountain chains formed millions of years ago
An international team of scientists that included USC's Meghan Miller used computer modeling to reveal, for the first time, how giant swirls form during the collision of tectonic plates.
The team's 3D models suggest a likely answer to a question that has long plagued geologists: why do long, curving mountain chains form along some subduction zones - where two tectonic plates collide, pushing one down into the mantle?
Based on the models, the researchers found that parts of the slab that is being subducted sweep around behind the collision, pushing continental material into the mountain belt.
With predictions confirmed by field observations, the 3D models show a characteristic pattern of intense localized heating, volcanic activity and fresh sediments that remained enigmatic until now.
"The new model explains why we see curved mountains near colliding plates, where material that has been scraped off of one plate and accreted on another is dragged into a curved path on the continent," Miller said.
Their research specifically looked at the ancient geologic record of Eastern Australia, but is also applicable to the Pacific Northwest of the United States, the Mediterranean, and southeast Asia. Coastal mountain ranges from Northern California up to Alaska were formed by the scraping off of fragment of the ancient Farallon plate as it subducted beneath the North American continent.
The geology of the Western Cordillera (wide mountain belts that extend along all of North America) fits the predictions of the computer model.
The research is published online in the journal Nature.
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Buying the Best Compact Refrigerator
Maybe you are just settling into your new college dorm, you just moved into an apartment or you have realized that you need your cold drinks in the office, then a compact refrigerator may be the solution that will fit such a situation.
There are many brands of refrigerators of this size in the market. It is not easy to pick the one that fits your cooling needs and gives you a long service. The main goal is to pay for the value you get.
To achieve this goal in your compact freezer shopping, you need to know what is in the market, what each of them offers and what differentiate one from the other. Even before you concentrate on their different features and designs, there are common things that you should expect from all of them as the standard. These are the ones that you must start with before you delve into the uniqueness of each of the brands.
Energy Consumption is a Central Factor
Your appliance should be efficient in energy consumption. This is not only good for your budget but also to the global cause of making our environment habitable through contributing to energy saving. Your refrigerator should get you an optimum output out of each electricity unit it consumes.
Less Noise is Desirable
It is frustrating to have an appliance in your house that will not let you sleep at night, because of the noise it produces. Remember, perhaps it is because of the small space that you decided to buy the small cooling appliance, which means it will be too close to your bedroom. This makes silence an important factor in your appliance shopping because you need it to be as quiet as possible.
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A good refrigerator should not start and end with technical capacity and efficiency, but you also need it to look good in your place. Attractive designs and colors will make it a better product. In addition, it will improve your experience if the physical design does not get into your way of using it, but instead makes it more user-friendly. For instance, it should be easy to move it or open its door.
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Dan Tangherlini, now confirmed as GSA administrator, had served as acting administrator since April of 2012.
The full Senate has confirmed the nomination of Dan Tangherlini to head the General Services Administration.
In the same series of votes, on June 27, the Senate also confirmed Brian Deese for deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget and Howard Shelanski to be the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs in OMB. Tangherlini and Deese were confirmed by unanimous consent; Shelanski by a voice vote. Confirmation of all three had been widely anticipated.
Tangherlini has been acting administrator at GSA since April 2012, taking over the agency in the wake of a scandal surrounding lavish conference spending. "Over the past year, Mr. Tangherlini has led an impressive turnaround of GSA, and I am confident that he will continue this good work as administrator," said Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.), who chairs the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee that held the confirmation hearings for all three officials.
Deese will head the budget side at OMB, serving under Director Sylvia Burwell. Previously he served as deputy director of the National Economic Council, and is credited for much of the behind-the-scenes work in the bailout of the U.S. automotive industry during the Obama administration's first term.
At OIRA, Shelanski takes charge of a little-known but powerful office, which reviews all federal rules and regulations before they take effect. Before being tapped to head OIRA, Shelanski held several senior government posts, including director of the Bureau of Economics at the Federal Trade Commission and chief economist at the Federal Communications Commission.
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Rush Limbaugh Angry That Batman Villain Shares Name With Romney's Shame: Bane
The real issue is why, as Americans, the opinion of a racist, sexist, pill-popping blowhard is of consequence to the national dialog. But since clearly we're crazy and this guy has terrifying amounts of influence, let's hear Rush's theories on how liberal commie Dark Knight Rises filmmakers plan to destroy America by having a name that sounds like an unflattering truth about the Republican presidential nominee:
âSo this evil villain in the new Batman movie is named Bane. And thereâs discussion out there as to whether or not this was purposeful and whether or not it will influence voters. Itâs going to have a lot of people,â Limbaugh continued. âThe audience is going to be huge. A lot of people are going to see the movie. And itâs a lot of brain-dead people, entertainment, the pop-culture crowd, and theyâre going to hear Bane in the movie and theyâre going to associate Bain. And the thought is that when theyâre going to start paying attention to the campaign later in the year, and Obama and the Democrats keep talking about Bain, not Bain Capital but Romney and Bain, that these people will start thinking back to the Batman movies â âOh yeah, I know who that is!ââ
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"Batman" shooter James Holmes doesn't just deserve the death penalty ... he deserves the worst, most painful death possible -- so says one of the survivors of the massacre.
22-year-old Carli Richards -- whom Holmes shot in the back with a shotgun -- tells TMZ, "I think death by firing squad would be totally justified ... Just injecting him is painless."
She says, "I had enough needles in me that night to know that a needle isn't that bad. I want him to see what it feels like ... I wish someone would shoot him and let him bleed out."
She adds, "He shot me with stuff they use to shoot birds and deer. I want him to feel what it's like to feel that helpless."
Thankfully, Carli and her boyfriend made it to safety before Holmes could kill them -- but Carli says she's still in a lot of pain, and can't go back to work yet with her current injuries.
Carli is the second person affected by the massacre to call for Holmes' death. TMZ broke the story yesterday, the brother of a woman killed in the shooting also demanded the death penalty.
It's worth noting because prosecutors have said they will only consider pursuing the death penalty with support from the victims' families.
Holmes was charged Monday with 142 crimes stemming from the Colorado shooting -- including 24 1st degree murder counts, and 116 counts of attempted murder.
If he's found guilty of 1st degree murder, he faces the death penalty by lethal injection.
Death, even by firing squad, would be too quick. Throw him in the Florence SuperMax and let him rot away in perpetual solitude. Even the most hardened criminals crack in that place.
I hope all the families come forward with the same feelings. He must not be allowed to live, especially with ANY kind of benefits in prison. I am do disgusted that Joren Van Der Sloot is allowed to marry and receive mail and have some kind of life after his victims lay dead. This s*** Holmes already has a posse of crazed women ready and willing to take care of him in prison. Sick. Shouldn't be allowed at all.
Eye for an eye the American way!
Tattooing yourself up like a frigging pea****...
this was apparently all just a hunting accident.
This bitch is so crazy. She's all about 15 minutes of fame. She wrote some lame ass, grandiose bull**** on her blog about that night. It sickened everyone that I shared it with. She basically called everyone that was killed idiots because they didn't "fight or flee" as she calls it.
I DO agree that James Holmes should receive the death penalty and feel very sorry for the victims and their families.
However, these people who are just trying to get some sort of fame or money (ie: lawsuit) make me just as fckin sick.
Bitch shut it! I didn't see any news about the people who survived the american bombings in Irak and Afghanistan. who the **** gave those soldiers the right to take those lifes. I hope you americans keep killing each other like this, it's ****ing hilarious.
"Carli says she's still in a lot of pain,
and can't go back to work yet..."
Somehow I think this is all going to
work out quite well for her.
If they want him to die might as well die painfully
I just cant understand why people think that death is an appropriate penalty for society's worst crimes. With the death penalty, the criminal's misery is ended immediately. Surely a real punishment would be the hellish torment of living with what you have done for the rest of your life? Death is the easy option. Why cant you death-penalty-mongers see this? Its so obvious to me!
Stoning is a form of capital punishment whereby a group throws stones at a person until the person dies. No individual among the group can be identified as the one who kills the subject, yet everyone involved plainly bears some degree of moral culpability.
Very good point!!
He isn't insane...he is EVIL. There is a difference. He didn't just act out and have some episode...this disgusting POS plotted and planned and destroyed...it's a waste of tax payer dollars to even feed him on a daily basis! FRY HIM NOW!!!
My GOD that fiend, he tattooed all those things on her, oh wait the dumb bitch did those her self.
I agree he should be executed in a very painful way so it will be a horrific example what will happen to you if you go on a shooting spree and kill innocent children, teenagers and adults. I bet every murderer would think twice committing an act of violence if he knew what awaited him.


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DC44141: Glasgow Defcon Chapter
Welcome back, we have intentionally kept the information on this site to a minimum. Lets face it we are all much busier than ever.
Hopefully it has all you need to keep you keen on getting involved in some way. Meetings will be held as per the schedule information on the about page
Pop along. No one bytes!
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- Thurs 30/10/2014 - Venue from 6pm - When the last decides to leave
Drum n Monkey
DC44141 catch up with some liquid refreshments.
Previous meetings:
- Thurs 25/09/2014 - Venue from 6pm - Talks from 7.00pm
Do we need more eyes on the source? - Robert Ray
Starting a discussion on open source software security. Considering that given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow. Do we still need more eyes on the source? With tales of bug hunting and reporting to an open source CMS web application vendor.
- Tue 22/04/2014 - Venue from 6pm - Talks from 7.00pm
Passwords - what can we learn from Adobe password breach data - Nigel Pentland
Ever since working in Information Security I have always held a keen interest in the subject of passwords. Passwords remain one of the most fundamental building blocks upon which we build complex secure systems. I believe everyone, from system designers through to end systems users need to have some basic appreciation of the risks associated with using passwords. I have watched and followed many breaches, but I have found the Adobe password breach of 2013 particularly fascinating. I would like to look in detail at some of the data that was released into the public domain, and what the various implications of this have been, and are lkely to be going forward.
Nigel is an IT Security professional with over 30 years experience in IT, 20 years of which have been focused on security. He has a broad experience, but has always had a keen interest in anything relating to passwords.
- Wed 19/03/2014 - Venue from 7pm - Talks from 7.30pm
From n00b to 1337 in 60 mins - Paul Mason
Given that Cybersecurity is becoming an issue for all organisations, not just the largest ones. There is a shortage of qualified Cybersecurity professionals available to meet the needs of organizations. Cybersecurity competitions have come into existence to help train and recruit new professionals into the field. Over several years Paul has been a participant in competitions, challenges and researched training resources and qualifications. Building his skills from scratch as a hobby he has now gained employment as a Penetration Tester.
Security puzzles based on the real threats faced by organisations today helped him hugely in achieving this. Find out which countries and organisations are sponsoring security challenges; how they structure the competitions; how we can surmise what skills may be lacking and how we can learn to develop skills using ethical and legitimate resources. We'll finish with examples of a few questions, challenges and solutions in previous competitions.
PowerShell 4 Newbies - Robert 'Rab' Ray @rab_ray
Windows PowerShell is a command-line shell that includes an interactive prompt and scripting environment designed for administration of modern Windows machines, this talk aims to provide an overview of the basics of these tools to get you up and running quickly when choosing to use powershell in a security testing context. With a few examples of how it might be useful to assist with some common testing tasks or use it to assist with your ultimate goal of pwnage.
- 23/01/2014 - Counthouse Glasgow
1st Meetup - DC44141 is born!
A meeting to identify local interest of a organising a local DC chapter. Prepare and plan for future meets and discuss the chapter's purpose.


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Sweet treat craze over dessert market in KoreaUpdated: 2014-03-14 22:03:17 KST
Chocolate cones filled with choco-balls, a pearly whipped-cream cake with raspberries on top and itty-bitty bite-sized candies
This is but a small sample of the types of desserts that are literally selling like hotcakes in Seoul these days.
At a department store in the capital, long lines form in front of this dessert shop as soon as it opens, and everyone is waiting for a taste of sweet bliss.
"Only those who are prepared to stand in line and wait at least half an hour will be able to satisfy their sweet tooth. This particular shop usually closes around mid-day after all their products have sold out."
"I hear that this dessert is popular, which makes me want to stand in line and wait. I came out a little early so I could get a piece before the store runs out."
These customers are hardly alone -- desserts are the latest food craze in Korea.
Though some desserts range in price from four U.S. dollars all the way up to 50, consumers don't seem hesitant to open up their wallets.
"Sometimes I spend less on my meal and just get desserts. Because these are a little pricey for the size, I sometimes even have dessert instead of a meal."
Sales at this particular department store chain came in at nearly 84 million dollars in 2013,… surpassing sales of pre-made meals.
Korea's leading dessert cafe franchise, which is owned by one of nation's conglomerates,.. says its business has grown by 20 percent annually on average since it opened in 2002.
Mom-and-pop stores are also getting in on the act.
Experts say the rise in demand for desserts is partially due to the economic downturn, as consumers crave sweet treats to lift their spirits in a sluggish economy.
"More people are willing to spend extra on things they categorize as valuable or worthy enough to invest in, such as cake, while also demanding lower prices on daily necessities, such as green peppers or potatoes."
As with the rapidly evolving market, the turnover rate for the department store's dessert shops is extremely high.
The shops are on short leases that only last six to nine months, which puts more pressure on the industry to come up with the next popular dessert item.
Shin Se-min, Arirang News.
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Just make simple file in browser :
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In many hosting place (paid hosting) the values are :
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By Jonathan Weil

Put this one in the category of the famous quote often credited to Mark Twain: "History does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme."

Last week when JPMorgan Chase & Co. warned investors about a $2 billion trading loss at its chief investment office, it also disclosed it had been using a faulty model to determine the unit's so-called value at risk. For me at least, the story conjured up memories of a similar tale at Enron Corp. more than a decade ago, the details of which I'll get to in a moment.

Initially, in its first-quarter earnings press release on April 13, JPMorgan said the average value-at-risk figure for its chief investment office was $67 million during the three months ended March 31. JPMorgan revised that to $129 million when it filed its quarterly report with regulators last week.

The figure is an estimate of the maximum "potential loss from adverse market moves in an ordinary market environment" for a single trading day "using a 95 percent confidence level," as the company describes it. JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon explained that the company had implemented a new value-at-risk model last quarter that it later realized was "inadequate." It then switched back to an older version that it had been using for several years, which showed the bigger number.

Value-at-risk measurements, which JPMorgan pioneered during the 1990s, have many shortcomings -- and critics. For example, if an airline told you it was 95 percent confident your plane wouldn't crash, you wouldn't want to get on board. (You can read more about the metric's history in this lengthy story by Joe Nocera in the New York Times magazine.)

All this reminded me of a disclosure in Enron Corp.'s 2000 annual report, when the Houston-based energy trader was still a stock-market darling. Back then, Enron reported a $59 million value-at-risk figure for its equity investments, which proved to be just a weeeee bit unreliable. Enron filed for bankruptcy in late 2001. Note the reference to JPMorgan and its trademark toward the end of the disclosure:

Enron has performed an entity-wide value at risk analysis of virtually all of Enron's financial instruments, including price risk management activities and merchant investments. Value at risk incorporates numerous variables that could impact the fair value of Enron's investments, including commodity prices, interest rates, foreign exchange rates, equity prices and associated volatilities, as well as correlation within and across these variables. Enron estimates value at risk for commodity, interest rate and foreign exchange exposures using a model based on Monte Carlo simulation of delta/gamma positions which captures a significant portion of the exposure related to option positions. The value at risk for equity exposure discussed above is based on J.P. Morgan's RiskMetrics(TM) approach. Both value at risk methods utilize a one-day holding period and a 95% confidence level. Cross-commodity correlations are used as appropriate.

All these years later, the art of expressing risk as a single, easy-to-use number is still a work in progress.

(Jonathan Weil is a Bloomberg View columnist. Follow him on Twitter.)

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|Jason Maxiell, PF 30 MIN | 5-10 FG | 5-6 FT | 6 REB | 1 AST | 15 PTS | +12It's strange considering Maxiell's athleticism and energy have always been his greatest assets as a Piston, but his 15-footer has become a really important component in the team's offense. When he's hitting it — and he has been most of the season — the Pistons offense is much more competitive.
|Tayshaun Prince, SF 33 MIN | 5-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 4 REB | 2 AST | 10 PTS | +16Prince, most importantly, played really good defense on Paul Pierce tonight. And on top of that, he also contributed offensively. Prince has a tendency to wear himself out on D in his best defensive performances and not have much left for the offensive end. That wasn't the case tonight.
|Kyle Singler, SF 24 MIN | 6-9 FG | 1-2 FT | 2 REB | 2 AST | 14 PTS | +8The Pistons are 2-1 with Singler as a starter and very close to being 3-0 aside from an awful half a fourth quarter against the Magic. Singler's shooting is obviously important, but the simple fact that he's a player who is effective without having to dominate the ball is the biggest factor in his success.
|Greg Monroe, C 32 MIN | 8-11 FG | 4-5 FT | 13 REB | 3 AST | 20 PTS | +11Monroe has received plenty of A's this season. He gets the A+ tonight because he was solid defensively. He had two steals, but beyond that, he matched the physicality of Kevin Garnett, no easy task. Monroe has a tendency to avoid contact on defense, and he didn't do that at all tonight. One of his best efforts at that end of the floor.
|Brandon Knight, PG 24 MIN | 2-3 FG | 1-2 FT | 1 REB | 1 AST | 6 PTS | +7It's hard to give anyone a bad grade considering how great the Pistons played as a team in this win, but Knight had easily his worst game of the season. The big issue, no surprise, was turnovers. Knight has done a better job taking care of the ball overall this season, so hopefully this was just a one game thing.
|Jonas Jerebko, PF 10 MIN | 1-2 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 0 AST | 2 PTS | +2Jerebko is slumping. After a strong start to the season, he's averaging fewer than three points per game and shooting just 7-for-28 over that stretch. That slump happens to coincide with Jerebko taking a couple of nasty shots in the Sacramento game, so maybe he's a bit injured or something. Corey Maggette returning has also ate into his minutes.
|Corey Maggette, SF 14 MIN | 3-6 FG | 4-4 FT | 1 REB | 2 AST | 11 PTS | +3This was easily Maggette's best game as a Piston. The offense was solid and he was getting to the line, but he also played physical perimeter defense off the bench, made a couple hustle plays (including skying to catch a pass that should've resulted in a turnover for the Pistons) and for the first time this season, looked like he had his legs under him while he was playing.
|Andre Drummond, C 18 MIN | 2-3 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 0 AST | 4 PTS | +11Drummond was solid in limited minutes (that should be his nickname). This certainly wasn't a bad performance, but it wasn't his best either. Defensively, he bit hard on a couple of KG pump fakes, but Drummond is probably susceptible to that sort of thing against the smarter veteran bigs in the league.
|Will Bynum, PG 21 MIN | 3-6 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 5 AST | 7 PTS | +11Bynum stepped in nicely with Knight struggling. He had five assists and no turnovers and the offense just ran much more smoothly with him in the game tonight. That doesn't happen often, but Bynum has been noticeably better this season as a halfcourt PG than he has been in the past.
|Rodney Stuckey, PG 31 MIN | 4-10 FG | 6-6 FT | 5 REB | 5 AST | 14 PTS | +17Stuckey's performance is another reason the Pistons could keep Knight on the bench. Stuckey also had five assists and zero turnovers as he and Bynum shared point guard responsibilities off the bench. Stuckey was more aggressive, getting to the line six times, and he was also doing things like diving after loose balls, which Stuckey hasn't always been known to do in the past. He looked very comfortable in this role, without the responsibility of having to be defined as either guard position while he was in the game. He just played.
|Lawrence Frank, Head Coach We're all just going to have to live with the fact that Frank is not going to play Drummond enough to satisfy most fans (more on that in a minute). What I was impressed with tonight — the Pistons had a really awful loss on Friday against a bad team at home. They blew a late lead, and looked really passive doing it. Frank deserves credit for having the Pistons ready to play hard, physical and well against a good team in Boston just a day later. If he were a great coach, they probably wouldn't have lost to Orlando. But if he were a bad coach, they definitely would've followed that up with a loss tonight too. Also, the Pistons had 12 turnovers at halftime and just four in the second half, so Frank should get some credit for those adjustments that the team made in the second half.
Why I'm done writing about Drummond's minutes for now
As I noted, we have a large enough body of work to suggest that Drummond deserves more than the 15-18 minutes per game he's been playing this season. But we also have a large enough body of work to suggest that Frank is not going to increase those minutes in the immediate future. Frank gives non-answers to the question when he's asked about it and doesn't really explain why. From a fan's perspective, it's certainly frustrating. But for right now, I'm just going to treat Drummond as what he is — the team's primary backup center. I could devote words every game making a case that Drummond could've helped in certain points when the defense faltered, but that will get old to read. It certainly gets old to write.
I don't know what will become of Frank or the Pistons this season. Tonight was certainly a good sign that the team hasn't tuned him out — thanks to the John Kuester era, it should be clear to everyone what it looks like when a losing team tunes out its coach. They played better and more physical defense tonight than they have at any point this season. They have a more favorable schedule coming up than the one they started the season with. I think it's conceivable that the team wasn't as bad as they looked through the first eight games of the season. I'm still an advocate of Drummond playing more. His numbers back it up, his effort has been good and he's been better than the other non-Monroe options up front. But if Drummond continues in the 15-18 minute range and the Pistons begin to play more competitively, win more games and improve defensively, there will hopefully be better things to write about in the coming weeks than doing the equivalent of facepalming at the lack of time for Drummond in these recaps.
So, that recent Boston dominance is nice
The Pistons won two-of-three from the Celtics last season and now won the first meeting this season. The Celtics are actually one of the few good teams that's not a complete mismatch up front for the Pistons. Garnett is still a great player, but he's more of a jump-shooter than a post player on offense at this point and Boston is also undersized with Brandon Bass and Jared Sullinger in their frontcourt rotation. It's mostly just one of those flukey things that sometimes happen in the NBA, but of all the good teams to have that record against over the last season plus, I certainly don't hate seeing it against Boston.
Tags: Andre Drummond Brandon Knight Corey Maggette Greg Monroe Jason Maxiell Jonas Jerebko Lawrence Frank Rodney Stuckey Tayshaun Prince Will Bynum


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On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 11:37 PM, Yang Yu <yang.yu.list () gmail com> wrote:
DNS is actually working correctly I think.
1) The outputs are from Dreamhost Ashburn, but I saw the same result
over IPv6 at Dreamhost LAX. Different DNS servers.
over ipv6 there might not be enough distinction between locations ...
2) ping and ping6 times are pretty much the same. I suppose they are
served by the same Google cluster/CDN.
3) No redirect over IPv4
ok, so today I'm not seeing a redirect happening... want to try again?
maybe things got worked out? or my testing tool is busted :)
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SERMON TITLE: "The Unbelieving Thomas!"
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Saturday May 3rd- $5 Buck BBQ /Hotdog Dinner Benefit for Doug Hopson @ Lighthouse Baptist 5 pm – 7:30 pm in Parking Lot. Entertainment by The Landmarks & other groups. Sponsored by Unicoi Community Churches.
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At what point does it become too short a notice to ask for deferrals from the August/September 2009 intake?
Obviously no one is ever safe but there must be a consensus that a very short notice period before the expected start date is unreasonable.
I would agree with that in terms of trainees having made plans and commitments.
However I assume that is why A&O have offered a reasonably generous package to those being asked to defer. Equally i would assume if further deferrals are requested by reputable firms between now and september, given the short notice, that compensation offered would similarly be pretty generous.
Its the learning on the job that counts - there is nothing more depressing for a trainee than a training contract which offers little learning and hardly any skills base on which to build a successful career. Deferring makes sense for those who really want to excel as practitioners when they qualify. Clients also want to know, when they pay high prices for new qualifiers, that they are getting something of value not just that a trainee has served their time.
The point is that this deferral is a voluntary option. If trainees at A&O don't want to take it, they don't have to. It is up to them if they feel that the quality of work will be lesser than if they take up training later on. Case closed.
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The Suzuki DR125SE, is a straightforward but attractively styled four-stroke learner trailie that was only available for a limited period, so rare now. Earlier twin-headlamp "Raider' was more common, but most are by now unserviceable. A good Suzuki DR125SE is a valid alternative to an XT125 or the like.
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Brilliantly competent dual-purpose motorcycle that's as happy pottering through the gridlock as it is bouncing over a paddock. The DR-Z400S is tough, durable, simple to service and spares are cheap and plentiful. The Suzuki DR-Z'400S' bit heavy for true off-roading but greenlaners love it for its indefatigable charm.
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If you want basic transport, in a two stroke trail bike package, then the Kawasaki KE100 is arguably the template for the entire class. Starting life as the 100 G4 TR, it evolved into the KM100 and KE100, eventually killed off by looming emissions regulations in 1998. The lKawasaki KE100 has sightly dodgy brakes and electrics, but otherwise a tough, ...
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There's nothing quite so surprising as something utterly unremarkable. And so it is with the Kawasaki KLR650 – it's comfortable, grunty, quiet and reliable. Forget your fancy-pants BMW R1200GS' - providing you can live with adjusting and lubing a chain the Kawasaki KLR650 is at least as good at overlanding and a mere fraction of the price.
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It's the middle of the Frome Festival and I have one more weekend of my Open Studio. There are still some originals for sale and the silent auction is running on the big paintings, some of which are only at £15, so there are bargains to be had.
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I used to go to a creative writing class in Melbourne. The best thing about it was that it forced me to write on a regular basis. The worst thing about it was some of our terrible writing!
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Each year, the little Somerset town I live in has a week long festival. As part of that festival, local artists, like my friend, Paul Newman, exhibit their work. He works almost exclusively in pencil and draws from some of the best scenery in the West Country.
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