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Global EMPA Student Jayson Browder Selected as Carnegie New Leader
Global EMPA Student Jayson Browder Selected as Carnegie New Leader
Jayson Browder, a student in NYU Wagner's Global Executive MPA program, has been named a prestigious Carnegie New Leader by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs.
He joins a select group of future public service leaders in the international field who will develop their skills through seminars, formal events, online dialogue, and analysis opportunities. The fellows also will have access to a platform to promote ethics in the global issues in which they are involved.
For Browder, a highly accomplished military veteran, the Carnegie New Leaders fellowship complements the courses he's taking at NYU Wagner, "as well as the core values Wagner instills in all its students," he explained. He is thrilled to join an esteemed community of business professionals, policy makers, social innovators, and scholars who are changing the way global ethics are approached in the 21st century.
Browder is currently an MPA candidate in the joint Global Executive MPA degree program of NYU Wagner and University College London. He is a multi-decorated U.S. Air Force and Iraq veteran and a U.S. Fulbright Scholar. While serving as a Fulbright Scholar, he was assigned as a U.S. Cultural Ambassador to Turkey with the goal of promoting cross-cultural awareness. Additionally, he served as an adjunct academic faculty member, providing research on the Syrian conflict, Turkish and Iranian relations, and U.S. foreign policy at Bayburt University.
He previously served as a legislative assistant for Military Affairs in the U.S. House of Representatives and as an adjunct junior fellow at the American Security Project. His analysis on national security and foreign policy issues has been published in numerous media and think tank organizations such as Asia Times, NPR, Foreign Policy Journal, the Partnership for a Secure America, and the Truman National Security Project. He holds a BA in Sociology and Latin American Studies from Fordham University.
Global Experts Offer First Look at New Research on Microfinance
Global Experts Offer First Look at New Research on Microfinance
More than 200 researchers, practitioners and business leaders convened in New York City for a first look at research results on the impact of microfinance. The Microfinance Impact and Innovation Conference 2010, co-hosted by the Financial Access Initiative (FAI) at NYU Wagner and other leading research and financial institutions, was held Thursday, October 21st; 22nd; and 23rd at headquarters of the Deutsche Bank and the Moody's Corporation.
The research presented at the Conference follows on the heels of an initial report, released in 2009, about the first-ever randomized evaluations of microfinance, which sparked a debate over whether and how much microfinance is helping the poor. The results of several follow-up studies presented at the latest Microfinance Impact and Innovation Conference offer fresh insights on how and to what degree microfinance affects the lives of poor households around the world.
"The results of the first microfinance impact evaluations were controversial because the world was eager to find that one magic bullet that will finally "solve" poverty," said Esther Duflo, co-author of one of the first-ever impact evaluations of microfinance in India, and professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "The studies showed that microfinance is not magic. But while we didn't discover that microfinance launches people out of poverty, we did discover that it's making a very real difference to some people. The new, forthcoming research will help us discover more about who benefits from microfinance and help us design financial products that work better for the poor."
The Microfinance Impact and Innovation Conference 2010 attracted senior researchers, policymakers, practitioners and investors committed to preparing the next generation of thinkers and leaders in microfinance, and to the global expansion of financial markets in poor communities. The event was hosted by not only the Financial Access Initiative (FAI), but also by Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA), the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL), Moody's Corporation, Deutsche Bank and the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP).
Important new impact results from a randomized evaluation of a microfinance program in Morocco were aired, along with evaluations of microsavings and microinsurance, and livelihood programs for the "ultra poor." Conference sessions were devoted to the presentation of new research on microfinance product design, social performance measurement, and consumer protection. Additionally, illuminating sessions were dedicated to bringing together researchers and practitioners to design future research on product design and financial inclusion that will help usher in the next generation of services for the "bottom billion."
Global Research Institute names Natasha Iskander as Research Fellow
Global Research Institute names Natasha Iskander as Research Fellow
Natasha Iskander, assistant professor of public policy at NYU Wagner, has been named a research fellow at the Global Research Institute at the University of North Carolina.
Professor Iskander conducts research on labor migration and its relationship to economic development, labor mobilization, and processes of institutional innovation and organizational learning. She recently authored Creative State: Forty Years of Migration and Development in Morocco and Mexico (Cornell University Press: 2010), which examines how nations' governments elaborated policies to build a link between labor emigration and local economic development.
There are six 2011-'12 Global Research Institute fellows, the second cohort to receive research support from the Institute. The focus this year is the theme of immigration. The fellows' work contributes to the development of policy recommendations designed to keep North Carolina competitive on a national and global level.
GLOBSEC Young Leaders' Forum Taps NYU Wagner Global EMPA Student Jayson Browder
GLOBSEC Young Leaders' Forum Taps NYU Wagner Global EMPA Student Jayson Browder
Congratulations, Jayson Browder, a student in NYU Wagner's Global EMPA program! He has been selected to participate in the GLOBSEC Young Leaders' Forum 2015 – one of 35 newly selected participants from a variety of backgrounds and from 29 countries. Over 300 applicants, aged 25 to 35, had applied from 61 countries.
"We took into consideration a number of criteria including leadership potential, interest and commitment to transatlantic relations, foreign policy, security and ability to contribute to and benefit from the forum's experience," according to the GLOBSEC announcement.
In the next two months leading up to the forum, Browder and the other participants — from places such as Accra, Canberra, Islmabad, Washington, D.C., and Moscow — will have a rare opportunity to evaluate and provide strategic policy proposals and plans for action for the main panels of the GLOBSEC Young Leaders' Forum on a group of topics.
"We aim to engage the participants in the lasting debate on the strengthening of transatlantic relations and we are looking forward to welcoming them to the wider GLOBSEC community," according to the announcement.
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GovLoop/NASPAA Scholarship Competition - Part II
GovLoop/NASPAA Scholarship Competition - Part II
NYU Wagner has not just one, but two finalists in the national Public Service Scholarship essay-writing competition sponsored by the GovLoop social network for government and the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. He's Brian Footer, who is working toward an MPA in Public and Nonprofit Management and Policy with a specialization in Financial Management.
Way to go, Brian!
Brian is one of 15 finalists. His essay was chosen from more than 170 submissions by judges from GovLoop and NASPAA. In the next and last phase of the competition, the three winning pieces on how to prioritize federal sending in fiscally constrained times will be picked by the GovLoop network of more than 50,000 members in an online vote, and will be eligible for a scholarship award of as much as $2,500.
"If the U.S. government had only $100 million left in the budget," Brian's thoughtful and well crafted submission begins, "I would begin devising a grant program to direct money to local governments in the pursuit of assisting the most fragile and disenfranchised populations. I believe government's inherent social value is establishing services essential to provide basic human needs. This, however, is not a mandate for government to deliver services. Rather, government should be a coordinator of parties and resources, and no one understands the unique demands of each geographic community better than local government."
The piece goes on to explain how the locally guided grant process would work.
Brian's own career as a passionate public servant is more than 10 years in the making.
He moved to New York City to work on Christine C. Quinn's successful campaign for re-election as City Council Speaker, and later served as the Speaker's Scheduler. Prior to arriving in the city, he lived in Washington, D.C., and worked on Capitol Hill, for the Democratic Governors Association as a fund raiser, and for the US Tax Court as a Clerk.
He is now a Legislative Policy Analyst to the New York City Council's Committee on Aging and Committee on Veterans Affairs.
Brian volunteers his time at the Abzyme Research Foundation, helping to advocate for development of abzyme technology in hopes of producing the world's first effective HIV vaccine and improved treatments. After two years of effort and dedication toward developing a small-donor program, Brian is a member of the Board of Directors.
He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Prelaw from Ohio University.
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Advanced Professional Certificate in Health Finance
This graduate-level certificate offers knowledge and skills for financial managers in healthcare organizations. This certificate will allow you to conduct financial analysis, understand issues of budgeting, cost determination, pricing and rate setting in a healthcare environment. It also provides a solid understanding of the economic principles in the context of the field of health care.
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We are a 501(c)(3) jazz presenting non-profit organization located in Durham, NC. Our mission is to present, promote and preserve jazz-influenced music. We present high quality live music concerts in unique venues throughout the Triangle. Our two major programs are Art of Cool Festival and StArt of Cool.
Art of Cool Festival (AOCFEST) is a progressive jazz and alternative soul music festival located in downtown Durham. The goal of this program is to expand the audience for jazz-influenced music. The festival is typically held the last weekend of April or first weekend in May. The first festival was held in 2014. The festival is scheduled to return for its third run on May 6-8, 2016. For more information about AOCFEST visit AOCFESTIVAL.ORG.
StArt of Cool (SOC) is a jazz education program that launched June 23-28, 2014. SOC is a pilot program that provides education for students in the 3rd-7th grades interested in learning more about the performance and fundamentals of jazz. The goal of SOC is to not only be a annual jazz camp but develop into an intersession program & Saturday school in Fall 2015. SOC is scheduled to return to Global Scholars Academy (GSA) on June 22-27, 2015. For more information about StArt of Cool visit STARTOFCOOL.ORG.
The Art of Cool Project is a creative philanthropic project spearheaded by trumpeter and educator, Albert Strong IV, and Cicely Mitchell, DrPH of Al Strong Music Productions.
On the third Friday of August 2011 Al Strong Quartet+1 performed at the first After Hours Concert at LabourLove Gallery to a standing room only crowd. This performance was to provide the local jazz musicians with a unique venue space to hold private concerts. It was also a chance to infuse visual arts with the live jazz concerts as Kelly Dew did live painting during the performance. Given the success of the first concert LabourLove Gallery continued to provide the musical and visual art experience through the remainder of the year.
On November 9, 2011 The Art of Cool Project (AOCP) was incorporated as a nonprofit entity. The founders of AOCP decided that the concert series could be the foundation for an area jazz and art presenting organization. The AOCP resolved to present at least 1 monthly concert featuring a variety of local musicians ranging across idioms. Since its inaugural concert in August the AOCP quickly gained a reputation of standing room only concerts hosted at LabourLove Gallery at Golden Belt in downtown Durham, NC. The AOCP has been described as "a strong addition to Durham's bubbling music and art community." (Eric Tullis – The Vinyl District, Chapel Hill, NC)
In the summer of 2012 Art of Cool completed Startup Stampede 3.0 and became the first nonprofit to complete Startup Stampede. This is a big achievement that is sponsored by the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Durham Inc., We are the winners of the Pitch Challenge sponsored by Pruvop. We pitched for our Festival idea.
The AOCP has been described as "a ripe Triangle jazz advocacy organization…curating snazzy nightlife options for area listeners." (Eric Tullis – IndyWeek.com). The AOCP has featured the area's best local talent and regional talent.
In 2014 we launched our flagship programs: Art of Cool Festival and StArt of Cool Jazz Camp.
After a spectacular sophomore year on April 24-26, 2015 Art of Cool Festival (AOCFEST) returned as a celebrated champion for jazz-inspired music and culture. AOCFEST is making a splash onto both the local and regional music scene, as well as gaining national attention. Over the weekend, AOCFEST hosted over 6800 music lovers and approximately 30 bands on five stages in downtown Durham, North Carolina.


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Buccaneers owner Malcolm Glazer dies at age 85
Malcolm Glazer, owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 1995, died Wednesday morning, the team announced. He was 85.
The Buccaneers made seven playoff appearances with Glazer as owner, including a Super Bowl title following the 2002 season.
In 2005, Glazer also purchased Manchester United, one of the most storied franchises in the English Premier League. In that time, the club earned five league titles, as well as a Champions League title.
Glazer is survived by his wife, Linda, six children and 14 grandchildren.
Rest in peace to the driving force that helped transform the organization that changed my life forever. Forever grateful!! RIP Mr. Glazer.— Gerald McCoy (@Geraldini93) May 28, 2014
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Description: Interior view of the Baraboo Carnegie Free Library Delivery Room. At lower is written: "Baraboo Library, Delivery Room, Claude & Starck Archts." There is a...
Date: 1940 after
Description: An exterior view of August Derleth's home, "Place of Hawks", seen from the garden and partially obscured by trees. The house was built in 1940.
Date: 1940 ca.
Description: A crowd has gathered at a well preserved large stone barn with a cupola. Two men with cameras watch the scene from a hatch in the roof; there is a van wit...
Date: 1930 ca.
Description: A view of the Timme Mill and its reflection in Dell Creek at Mirror Lake. There is a bridge on the right; a wooden building with cupola stands in the backg...
Date: 1929
Description: The Marshall Memorial Hall building, located at 30 Wisconsin Dells Parkway South. The building currently serves as the Village Hall of Lake Delton.
Date: 1912-05-17
Description: Workers use shovels to level fresh concrete at the base of the chutes from the high trestle. The steam powered pile driver is at work in the background.
Date: 1915 ca.
Description: Alice Kent Trimpey sits painting at an easel in front of a window in the Trimpey home. There is a sofa behind her.
Date: 1914
Description: Corner view from unpaved street of the State Bank. A meat market is next door on the left. Flyers on the power poles are for an upcoming fair. A metal and...
Date: 1946-05
Description: Mr. Trimpey creates a self-portrait while photographing the window of his antique shop at 128 Fourth Avenue. The window display features dolls from the col...
Description: A man crosses Oak Street in this view north across the intersection with Third Street. The Bank of Baraboo is on the left; First National Bank is diagonall...
Date: 1921
Description: View of a street with automobiles and horse-drawn wagons parked along the curbs. There are commercial buildings on both sides of the street and a few pedes...
Date: date unknown
Description: Photographic postcard of Devil's Lake and bluffs seen through the trees. A roof and chimney are visible. The text at the bottom reads: "A View From the New...
Date: 1913-04-07
Description: Five men, two well-dressed, pose on electric rail cars during construction of the dam.
Description: View down Main Street. Hotels are on both sides. Designated parking is in the center of the street. A department store and an eating establishment are on t...
Date: 1912-05-31
Description: Workers maneuver a load of gravel into a concrete mixer at the plant on the east bank of the river. The east abutment is in the foreground, left.
Date: 1923
Description: The hotel is set in a grove of trees against a backdrop of rolling hills. There are two chimneys and a belvedere. There is a barn behind with a supply of f...
Date: 1906 ca.
Description: The land and house were donated to the village. The club house is still in use (1964) as a publicaly owned building for recreation and meetings. Image show...
Description: Elevated view of the north end of Devil's Lake and Cliff House. A number of buildings are around the shoreline with railroad tracks in the foreground. A lo...
Description: The entrance to "Place of Hawks", the home of author August Derleth, built in 1940. The stone house is roofed with a kind of thatch.
Date: 1965
Description: James Kirchstein, Wisconsin's Very Live Radio (WVLR) station chief engineer and originator, inside his recording company, Sara Sound Productions, Inc. WVL...
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based in New York, NEW YORK (USA)
The Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc. (RIMS) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the practice of risk management, a professional discipline that protects physical, financial and human resources. Founded in 1950, RIMS represents nearly 4,000 industrial, service, nonprofit, charitable, and governmental entities. The Society serves over 10,000 ...
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based in Frankfurt am Main, GERMANY
Saphymo GmbH, formerly Genitron Instruments GmbH. For more than 30 years GENITRON has been active in selected fields of radiation measurement covering development, production and distribution of innovative instruments and technologies. Genitron is a recognized partner for solutions in radiation protection of both, public sectors and the nuclear industry worldwide. There ...
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Pollution and Process Monitoring - PPM is an independent limited company which manufactures and distributes instrumentation for water and wastewater applications. The company was founded in 1990 by a small team of highly qualified engineers that pioneered on-line TOC - Total Organic Carbon monitoring. The company has expanded over the years and now represents a number of ...
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Federer focused as Wimbledon nears
Updated: June 22, 2009, 5:42 AM ETBy Matt Wilansky | ESPN.com
WIMBLEDON, England -- No Rafa, no problem. There are plenty of reasons to stay tuned to the prestigious Wimbledon Championships. Here are five:
Roger Federer's quest for Slam No. 15
The greater tennis fandom continues to bemoan Rafael Nadal's late Wimbledon withdrawal, but don't fret. Federer's quest to recover the Wimbledon crown he desperately misses has exponentially skyrocketed, and though a rematch of last year's stirring five-set final is no longer viable, the prospects ...
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2009 champions
Women's singles: Serena Williams, United States
Men's singles:
Roger Federer, Switzerland
Men's doubles: Daniel Nestor, Canada, and Nenad Zimonjic, Serbia
Women's doubles: Venus and Serena Williams, United States
Mixed doubles: Anna-Lena Groenefeld, Germany and Mark Knowles, Bahamas
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Day 13
- Federer tops Roddick for record 15th Slam
- Garber: Federer needs OT to win
- Garber: Roddick never loses resolve
- Garber: Federer-Sampras timeline
- Ubha: Top Wimbledon finals
- Photo Gallery: Federer's road to 15
- Tandon: Wimbledon live blog -- Day 13
- Laver: True Grand Slam still possible
- Sampras happy for Federer
- Collins and Reilly on Federer's win
- Former champions reflect on Federer
- Men's final highlight
- Knowles-Groenefeld win mixed doubles
Day 12
- Serena topples Venus for third Wimby title
- Garber: Serena swipes title from Venus
- Ubha: Yankee Doodle Dandy for U.S. tennis
- Ubha: What now for Roddick?
- Writers' roundup: Who will win the final?
- Nestor-Zimonjic win men's doubles
- Williams sisters win doubles
- Tandon: Wimbledon live blog
- Bud Collins on Serena's win
- Keys to Serena's victory
- Serena speaks after winning
- Serena on Wimbledon win
- Roddick's Grand Slam drought
Day 11
- Federer, Roddick to meet in final
- Garber: Roddick crushes hopes of British
- Williams sisters reach women's doubles final
- Garber: Unlikely union of Federer-Sampras
- Writers' roundup: Who will win the final?
- Tandon: Wimbledon live blog -- Day 11
- Bodo: Which sister is in better form?
- Federer defeats Haas in three
- Brad Gilbert instant analysis
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- Digital Serve
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- Blake, Fish ousted in men's doubles semis
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- Tandon: Wimbledon live blog -- Day 10
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Seasonal Streamflow Forecasts
Date: September–November 2015
- Low streamflows more likely for September-November
- Low August streamflows observed at half of forecast locations
- El Niño strengthens but a warm Indian Ocean persists
Streamflow forecast for September-November
For September to November, low streamflows are more likely at 98 locations across Australia. Near-median flows are more likely at 29 locations and high flows are more likely at five locations. There is generally high to moderate forecast skill across the country and in particular, across southern Australia.
Due to very low model skill or missing observations, forecasts have not been issued at eight locations. We suggest using the historical climatology for these locations.
Use the map below to zoom and pan to view the forecast locations. Zoom in to view pie chart tercile forecasts, and then click on a pie chart to go directly to the latest forecast.
Note: The locations on the map are either site-based forecasts or total catchment inflow forecasts. Site information provides details on which locations are site-based or total inflow forecasts. For more details about how the pie chart forecasts are displayed go to the Frequently Asked Questions.
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August catchment conditions
Low August flows were recorded at 71 out of 140 locations across Australia, predominantly in southwest Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia, and northern Victoria (north of the Great Dividing Range). Near-median flows were recorded at 54 locations, while high flows were recorded at 15 locations, predominantly in eastern New South Wales and southeastern Victoria (south of the Great Dividing Range).
August rainfall was below average for much of Victoria (excluding Gippsland), the southwest coast of Western Australia, and northern Tasmania. Rainfall was above average in southeastern New South Wales, eastern Victoria, southeastern Western Australia and central Northern Territory. Rainfall in the Murray–Darling Basin was 23% below average. For more details, read our Monthly Climate Summary. Deep soil moisture is significantly below average in central and western Victoria, southwest Western Australia and areas of central Queensland.
Climate influences
The current El Niño is now the strongest since 1997-1998, with warm sea surface temperatures in the central Pacific Ocean and a strongly negative Southern Oscillation Index. The current El Niño has been following, and is expected to continue to follow, a normal El Nnño cycle with a peak in early summer. While the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) index has been above the positive IOD threshold of 0.4°C for four weeks, sea surface temperatures are warmer than average over much of the Indian Ocean basin and are likely to have moderated the influences of El Niño and the IOD.
El Niño is often associated with below-average rainfall across eastern Australia in winter and spring, and also warmer-than-normal daytime temperatures over the southern half of the country. Our understanding ENSO video provides more information on how El Niño impacts our climate and weather.
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China slammed the U.S. Monday for indicting five Chinese Army officials on hacking charges, saying Washington's move was "ungrounded and absurd" and that Beijing is responding by halting participation in joint cyber talks pursued by officials from both sides over the past year.
"Given the lack of sincerity on the part of the US to solve issues related to cyber security through dialogue and cooperation, China has decided to suspend activities of the China-US Cyber Working Group," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Qin Gang said following the U.S. Justice Department's announcement of charges.
"China will react further to the US 'indictment' as the situation evolves," she said in a statement posted on the ministry's website.
The Justice Department announced on Monday morning that U.S. authorities had charged five individuals in the Chinese Army with hacking into U.S. company computers in an attempt to steal trade secrets and gain a competitive advantage. The indictment marks the first time in U.S. history that criminal charges have been filed against another country for computer espionage.
"When a foreign nation uses military or intelligence resources and tools against an American executive or corporation to obtain trade secrets or sensitive information for the benefit of its state-owned companies we must say: Enough is enough," said Attorney General Eric Holder in a press conference Monday. "This administration will not tolerate actions by any nation that seeks to illegally sabotage American companies and undermine the integrity of fair competition in the operation of the free market."
The alleged hacking directly led to job losses in the U.S., an industrial plant closing in Texas, stolen design information for a nuclear power plant, as well as cost and pricing information from a solar panel firm, U.S. law-enforcement officials said.
The sting should serve as a "wake-up call" to the seriousness of the ongoing threat of cyber crimes and how the U.S. plans on dealing with them, said Mr. Holder. He added that the U.S. doesn't collect intelligence to help U.S. companies – unlike what the Chinese were attempting to do. He hopes China will cooperate with the indictment and allow the five accused to stand trial in the United States, although the prospect of that is slim, given the U.S. has no extradition powers in China.
In what perhaps is an effort to shame the suspects, U.S. authorities released photos of the suspects, including one man in military uniform. Monday's announcement was long-planned, dating back at least a year as the Obama administration was searching for more punitive measures to take against Chinese hackers. The most serious charge of economic espionage includes a maximum 15 year prison sentence.
The gesture is largely symbolic and draws a much needed line in the sand by the U.S. government to foreign entities trying to steal commercial secrets, said Shawn Henry, former executive assistant director of the FBI's Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch, where he oversaw all of the bureau's criminal and cyber programs and investigations worldwide.
"It's a good first step," said Mr. Henry, who is now the president of CrowdStrike Services, a cybersecurity detection and prevention firm.
He has long advocated that because the U.S. government's primary responsibility is the protection, safety and security of its citizens it should actively be defending cyberspace with the same red-lines, diplomatic gestures, military moves, and legal ramifications, it does when lines or borders are crossed in the physical world.
"The U.S. government can have some pretty candid conversations with heads of state and other governments about what's acceptable and what's not acceptable and what the red lines are," said Mr. Henry. "If you launch a cyberattack into our space, this is what the results are going to be."
The Chinese attempted to steal secrets from six entities in the steel and energy segments: U.S. Steel, Alcoa, Allegheny Technologies Inc., or ATI, a specialty steelmaker, Westinghouse, the U.S. Steelworkers' Union, and SolarWorld AG, a german . These companies were were all targeted in the scheme that allegedly began in 2006.
The indictment names five individuals, named Wang Dong, Sun Kailiang, Wen Xinyu, Huang Zhenyu and Gu Chunhui, with conspiracy to commit computer fraud and abuse. The indictment was handed up by a grand jury in Pittsburgh, a city close to many of the U.S. firms targeted.
U.S. government officials have long said that China is aggressive in pursuing cyber-espionage – trying to gather trade secrets and intellectual property knowledge from U.S. companies. China has denied this charge, saying it's not based in fact.


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NOVAtime Technology, Inc. (http://www.novatime.com) is a forward-thinking workforce management solution development company that continues to apply the latest technology advancements to its suite of Time and Attendance/Workforce Management products and services. Today, NOVAtime announced that it has successfully hosted their 13th Business Partner Conference on February 14th & 15th at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas.
The NOVAtime Business Partner Conference attendees learned about product enhancements that were completed in 2012 and caught a glimpse of the future as Frank Su, Founder and CEO, demonstrated the new NOVAtime Live product on a Microsoft Surface. "Our business partners were extremely impressed with the way that NOVAtime Live utilizes the mobility, live dashboard, and real time features of Windows 8," commented Mike Lahm, Director of Partner Sales and Strategy. "One of our partners felt that Microsoft would benefit from Frank's presentation, explaining that he now understands the excitement about this platform and its potential to deliver timely business information to decision makers."
The conference ended with the annual awards banquet during which NOVAtime recognized outstanding performances from its business partners. Andrews Technology, Inc. received the highest honor: Business Partner of the Year. Also recognized were Cincinnati Time Systems (OH) as SaaS Leader and Longley Systems for World Class Support. Individual salespeople were also celebrated for a great year including: Jamie Blundell, Andrews Technology (Salesperson of the Year); Craig Davis, Cincinnati Time Systems (MI) (Runner Up); and Craig Walls, Automated Timekeeping (Third Highest Performance).
NOVAtime will participate in the upcoming Microsoft Convergence 2013 tradeshow Booth 340 in New Orleans, from March 18
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