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The NAR also reports apartment occupancy in Amarillo is at 91 percent, so rent prices are rising due to supply and demand.
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The Mulberry School is an independent, private, non-profit school that provides children with the opportunity to learn in an environment that values curiosity and natural development. We work to "nurture the innate love of learning" by teaching children how, as opposed to what, to learn.
Serving the Bloomington-Normal community since 1971, Mulberry School is a cooperative institution where parents have the opportunity to participate in nearly every aspect of the school. It is this support and input that allows us to provide a unique learning experience for our students.
- There is no school on Friday, October 9 (Institute Day) and Monday, October 12 (Columbus Day). Enjoy your long weekend!
- Parents: Each teacher has a sign-up by her classroom door for parent/teacher conferences. Please sign-up for a time that works for you. Friday, October 23rd will be the conference day for all classes except Kim's classes. Kim's parent/teacher conferences will be on Thursday afternoon, November 5th and Friday, November 6th.
- We have our first big all-school fundraiser, the Dusk to Dark 5K, coming up on Saturday, October 24th. We could use more volunteers to help both before the event and on the day of the event. We have sign-up sheets for help with Halloween decorations and trunk-n-treating participants posted and we'll be adding some additional volunteer opportunities very soon. Look for them on the front door and sign up. All hours spent will go towards your parent participation hours. We encourage you to join us for this friendly, kid-safe and fun event!
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October 8, 2015
Kim & Sue's classes will have their Halloween parties on Thursday, October 29th. You should be hearing from your parent coordinators about helping out at these parties. These children will wear their costumes to school.
Colette, Brandi, Jess, and Zarina's classes will have a whole school party on Friday, October30th. Please be on the lookout for the sign-up sheet by the front door. We are asking for parent volunteers to help decorate for and clean up the party and to help at the party. We will have a parade at 1pm and then the children will begin their party which will be organized into Halloween-themed stations. Children will need to bring their costumes to school (costumes should be child-friendly and we ask that no weapons come to school). All parents are welcome and encouraged to watch us parade around the school!
The 2 for 2's class will have their party on Friday, October 31 during the regular scheduled class.
Rader Farm Field Trip
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We enjoyed a great day with beautiful weather at Rader Farm for our annual field trip! Here are some highlights from the day:
Dusk to Dark 5K Race
September 6, 2015
Mulberry School's annual Dusk to Dark race is a Halloween-themed event that includes trunk-or-treating, food, music, awards, costumes, kids' activities and fun run, and of course, a 5K run/walk.
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School-Wide Beautification Day
August 15, 2015
We had a beautiful day for our second School-Wide Beautification Day. Thank you to everyone for all of your help. The school looks awesome and we appreciate ALL of you, including those of you who helped out last weekend. Mulberry parents are the best!
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It certainly would be more convenient to store my KeePass database on either S3, Dropbox, or better yet SpiderOak. My fear is having my cloud storage account compromised then having the credentials recovered by either brute force or some other attack vector. How safe is this? What risks do I need to know about?
It is hard to quantify exactly, but if you have the DB on a mobile device then I wouldn't say this is particularly any less secure. KeePass encrypts the DB because the file remaining secure isn't expected to be a guarantee. It's certainly preferable that the DB file not get in the wild, but if your security depends on the encrypted file remaining confidential, then you have bigger problems than whether to use cloud storage or not.
A sufficiently strong master password should prevent brute forcing at least long enough for a breach to be detected and for you to change the passwords within it. In this way, it may even be slightly preferable to having a local copy on a mobile device as someone may compromise the file if you take your eyes off your device even momentarily and it would be much harder to identify that breach occurred.
Personally, I'd probably end up using my OwnCloud (which is self hosted), but I have the advantage of having my own personal web server and I realize that's not an option everyone can take advantage of. (The only reason I haven't is that I don't have a particular need to coordinate a key database in that manner.) Something public cloud based service should work as a fine second alternative though.
I use the KeyPass-Dropbox combination. The password database is cryptographically protected using a key derived from a strong master password. Even if somebody acquires your encrypted password database through your cloud account, a strong enough master password renders brute-force attacks infeasible.
Simply put: Use a strong master password and stop worrying about this.
The cloud is inherently untrustworthy, and files kept on it should be considered vulnerable, so you need strong encryption to protect you. KeePass offers that. However, you then need to be able to trust every client you enter your password into. If you read them on an iPhone, do you trust the platform? Do you shield your password from the cameras on the subway when you enter it, every time? How about your laptop?
You also need to consider the value of what you're protecting. Is this safeguarding your retirement funds? Your fantasy bowling league scores? Political dissention that is illegal in your country? For some cases it's simply not worth the risk of making a mistake.
So yes, as long as you trust KeePass, and trust your devices, and trust your ability to keep your master key secured, don't worry about keeping the database in Dropbox.
Even if your KP database were to be compromised from Dropbox, using both a strong password, and additionally a keyfile not stored in Dropbox should give you security beyond any known means of electronic attack (as long as your devices aren't already compromised).
The keyfile should be stored in a separate secure location, such as a USB drive which you can secure physically. This provides 3 layers of protection:
You can increase the resiliency of your KeePass database to brute force by increasing the number of PBKDF2 iterations when deriving the database encryption key from your password. You can do this in KeePass under File > Database settings > Security. Personally, I use around 5,000,000 rounds (1 s delay). Remember that mobile devices are slower.
I am a strong believer in defense in depth on this.
No matter how strong your password is, it is also one that cannot be changed.
So to protect my Keepass DB, I am using three layers:
On why the password cannot be changed: of course you can change the password, and it will actually re-encrypt the Keepass database, but you cannot retroactively change it on old copies.
Especially (but not only) if you store the database in the cloud, you have to assume that an adversary got a hold of the database at some earlier point in time, with an old password. That may give her the information she is after.
If you want to be really serious about things, run Boxcryptor in conjunction with Dropbox. Boxcryptor encrypts everything at your end PRIOR to sending to Dropboxs' servers. All that's at Dropboxs end is a load of encrypted stuff. Your keepass db ends up doubly encrypted!
If a group is able to compromise a cloud service enough to discover that you have a kdb to be cracked, they may have more motivation to plant a key logger/root kit on your personal devices. Of course, if such a group can see you downloading the software from sourceforge or an app store, they obtain similar information. In fact, this post is a much easier tip-off, so concern for this attack vector may be for individuals more paranoid than ourselves.


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For those who like to do macro photography, the TX7 can focus as close as 3.3 inches from a subject. Like a lot of point-and-shoot cameras, the TX7 gets sharp results in Macro mode with plenty of fine detail.
The TX7's shooting performance is excellent. Shutter lag in bright conditions is low at 0.4 second; in dim lighting it goes up to only 0.6 second. Shot-to-shot times without the flash averaged only 1.6 seconds; using the flash bumps that out to 2.2 seconds. The high-speed burst mode is capable of capturing up to 10 frames per second at full resolution. But again, once they're shot you have to wait several seconds while the buffer memory clears before you can shoot again. Even its time to first shot is quick for its class at 1.6 seconds.
The TX7's lens quality is OK. There is some visible asymmetrical distortion at the wide end and a touch when zoomed out. Center sharpness is very good, but it drops off to the sides. The corners are particularly soft and the wide angle can cause a bit of a fish-eye effect. Fringing in images is below average to average; it is present in the high-contrast situations you would expect to see it, but it's only really visible at 100 percent and is thin enough that it could be removed with photo-editing software.
Photo color accuracy is very good with the TX7. While blues and reds maybe aren't as accurate as other colors, they're still nice looking with all colors turning out bright and vivid. Plus, they're consistent up to ISO 800; above that, things are slightly washed-out-looking. Exposure and white balance are strong as well. However, clipped highlights are a regular occurrence.
Like photo quality, movies captured by the TX7 are somewhat soft-looking, but still very good for its class. The 60i frame rate makes for some smooth movement, too. It won't replace a standalone HD camcorder, but if you'd like a single device for capturing good photos and videos, this is one of the better options available. The optical zoom does work while recording and the stereo mic is a nice extra.
If you're in the market for a spare-no-expense stylish ultracompact, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX7 is worth considering. Its shooting performance, low-light photo quality, and movie options make it an excellent party companion. You're paying mostly for the design and features, though, so if your primary concern is photo quality you're probably looking at the wrong camera. Also, while its Intelligent Auto mode is reliable, you'll need to experiment with the different settings and shooting options (and read the instruction manual thoroughly) to get the most from this camera.
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4th of July weekend. Is it a time to bond with family, enjoy the outdoors and celebrate this great country? Or is it a dangerous 3 days of drunken stupidity ending ultimately in dismemberment and death? Well, if you do it right it can be both.
I know that most of you reading this are law abiding, tax paying, all around swell members of society that would never dream of messing around with illegal fireworks. For the few delinquents that have some how stumbled across this page, here are a few tips to make the most out of your 4th of July.
The Romans not only dominated the Mediterranean, had wicked orgies and bathed together. Turns out they also made pretty bitchen candles. Check out the video below for proper use of the infamous Roman Candle.
Our next subject crawled out of the shallow end of the gene pool a little too close to the local fireworks display.
American influence can be seen all over the world. Hell, even the middle east is getting in on the 4th of July festivities. And who knows better how to blow stuff up than our friends over there? Answer. No one.
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In 2009, when we embarked on our mission to reduce our environmental impact, the first thing we did was take stock and try to measure what our impact actually was. We used 2008 as our 'base year' from which we will measure our progress. Putting together the data for the report was a mammoth task involving digging up old invoices, researching methodologies, choosing conversion factors and trying to remember what the heck we'd done the previous year. That first report highlighted the key areas of impact and we developed our Sustainability Policy and Goals. Every year since then we've been reviewing our findings and striving to improve.
In June 2013 the government introduced a regulation that requires all quoted companies to report on their GHG emissions. We don't fit in this category, but we voluntarily produce and publish our Annual Environmental Report to inform our own decisions and to encourage our industry to follow.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- He was so proud of the skills he acquired from an English immersion program for White Sox minor-leaguers that Miguel Gonzalez couldn't wait to get to spring training.
The Venezuelan catcher, who appeared in five games with the White Sox last season, worked for four years to feel comfortable speaking English and didn't want to wait any longer to put it to use. Shortly after he arrived in Arizona for spring training a few years ago, Gonzalez headed straight for a restaurant to place an order.
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"I got to order my food with no lettuce or tomatoes because I hate that," Gonzalez said. "(They) taught me how to go, 'Can I have this?' and say, 'Give me this.'"
While it would seem a simple task, the White Sox know the act of ordering a specific favorite dish is a big hurdle for their Spanish-speaking players. It's one they have tried to help Latin players clear for more than 20 years through an English immersion program that begins the moment prospects arrive at the team's academy in the Dominican Republic. The club believes teaching English to prospects will instill in their players a confidence that will benefit them and the organization on and off the field throughout their careers.
"We've had a lot of really good results from it," White Sox player development director Nick Capra said. "It's kind of baby steps when we bring them over for the first time but it's exciting to see how they adjust. Some adjust more so than others, and it's definitely a big process...It's something that really helps us long term."
The White Sox program has been in place since the early 1990s, when club employee Sal Artiaga began teaching English to such minor-leaguers as Magglio Ordonez and Carlos Lee when they played in the Gulf Coast League. Several years later, executive vice president Kenny Williams hired Denny Gonzalez to start instructing players who are as young as 16 when they arrive in the Dominican Republic.
But English isn't the only language taught; Spanish is also perfected.
The hope is that by the time players reach high Single-A they will have a solid grasp of English as well as their native language.
"I've found that with a lot of these kids, they don't have a lot of school either," said Grace Guerrero-Zwit, the team's senior director of minor-league operations. "Some of them need to perfect Spanish.
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Teaching isn't just restricted to the academy.
When minor-league camp opened Wednesday, Spanish-speaking players began one hour of class per week. The team holds classes for beginning and advanced speakers.
The amount of hours increases to three in April when the bulk of the club's young Latin players arrive for the Arizona Rookie League. Those players are in Arizona from April until August.
The White Sox want to encourage players to practice English as much as possible. So, included in the classes are trips to the grocery store, bank and restaurants.
"We separate the kids that are struggling to pick it up and the ones that are catching on and are so eager," Zwit said. "They're not afraid, they're not embarrassed. That's a character thing. Not all kids are like, 'I can do this' and don't care about making mistakes.
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Gonzalez has confidence. He's one of Zwit's All-Stars.
In the organization since he was 17, Gonzalez has been speaking for six years now. Learning English has helped him not only off the field but also in developing chemistry with teammates, which is essential because he's a catcher.
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Bringing together contemporary artworks that achieve density and compactness of meaning through the use of spare and concentrated means. While much recent art has depended upon high production values and spectacular effects, Compression explores strategies for the generation of aesthetic and conceptual magnitude via the articulation of more modest artistic materials.
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A female teacher was raped in an Eyman Prison in Florence, Arizona on January 30 2014. She was administering a pre-GED exam to seven convicted sex-offenders and mentally handicapped prisoners. The convicts arrived unescorted, and the classroom was in a remote location without security cameras or in the view of security guards. After the test, all inmates left with the exception of 21 year old Jacob Harvey. Harvey was convicted of a day-time home invasion where he brutally raped and beat a woman while her toddler watched. He was sentenced to 30 years in March 2013.
How can an unarmed woman who is not trained in self-defense protect herself when in a classroom of convicted sex offenders? Should the state be held liable for her injuries? After all, she is an employee, isn't it their job to protect her? According to Laurie Roberts of The Arizona Republic, the attorney general's reasoning was essentially "The woman knew she was in a prison, so what did she expect?"
The only communication device she was given was a radio to reach prison guards if an incident occurred. When the inmate attacked the teacher, she tried using the radio, but it was tuned to a channel the guards didn't even use. She also tried screaming, as Harvey threw her to the ground and stabbed her with pencils, choking her and slamming her head into the floor all at the same time. No guard came to help. The teacher has accused the state of negligence, false imprisonment, and violation of her civil rights.
The state of Arizona has requested that the teacher's negligence lawsuit be thrown out. But, U.S. District Judge Susan R. Bolton stated that the suit "contains sufficient allegations" and is letting the civil suit go forward. She stated the teacher "faced an unusually serious risk of harm" and the defendants "acted with deliberate indifference in failing to take steps to address that danger".
The Attorney General's Office stated the teacher "has attempted to recast absolutely routine prison events". So an employee being raped by a prisoner is a routine prison event?
Scott Zwillinger, the teacher's attorney, believes this is a classic case of victim-blaming. On top of physical injuries, he stated "the emotional part of this has tore my client's life up" and it's like we're back in 1952 because "Absolutely, it's blaming the victim".
Who is at fault, is yet to be decided. The pretrial conference is set for February 23rd. To me, if an employee is subjected to physical harm with a clear lack of protection that is expected from a prison, the state is at fault and should pay the highest amount of restitution. Victim blaming is not the answer.


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Kids in school want to make friends, be liked by their teachers (or just stay out of trouble) and kind of know what's going on in their classes. They really just want to fit in. But for military kids, that can be hard to do. They move often. Families get separated by deployments.
Few people think about traumatic brain injury (TBI) unless they have one or know someone with one. Sure, you've heard about people getting TBIs during deployment in a war zone.
This April, Guard Your Health will launch FitText, an optional text-messaging initiative centered on preparing for the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) and supporting overall fitness among Army National Guard (ARNG) soldiers and their families.
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Corporate Responsibility Best Practices: CR Practices Among Global Corporations found that senior-level engagement in CR is increasing, with 66 percent of CEOs driving a CR-related initiative in the past year. Formal CR programs are also gaining popularity: 72 percent of companies surveyed have such programs, up from 62 percent in 2010.
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RELATED: Jayhawks and Tigers Love to Hate Each Other Across State Line Jayhawks and Tigers Love To Hate One Another Across State Line By Lisa Rodriguez • Dec 19, 2014 Lisa Rodriguez / KCUR There was no shortage of Mizzou hate Dec. 13 when the University of Kansas played the University of Utah at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. Thousands of Kansas fans gathered, ironically in Missouri, to watch the Jayhawks play. Kansas and Missouri haven't played one another since 2012, when Missouri left the Big 12 Conference for the Southeastern Conference. But just mention the University of Missouri to a die-hard Jayhawk and you'll get a heated response. To fans, it's more than just a sports rivalry. It's part of their identities. Is Kansas City, Missouri On The Right Track? By Steve Kraske, Eliza Spertus & Danie Alexander • Dec 9, 2014 Eric Langhorst / Flickr Creative Commons Throughout the year we put the Kansas City metro area under a microscope examining the details of the events and issues facing its residents and leaders. On this edition of Up to Date, we zoom out for a broader view. Steve Kraske and three area journalists bring us their analysis, thoughts, and observations on what's working and what's not in Kansas City, Mo. Guests: Why Missouri Doesn't Offer Angel Tax Credits To Startup Investors By Elle Moxley • Oct 21, 2014 Courtesy photo / KCUR Thinking about launching your own technology startup in the Kansas City metro? Greg Kratofil, a technology attorney with Polsinelli law firm, has some advice. "Incorporate in Kansas," Kratofil says. "Almost every company that we work with is thinking about accessing capital, some kind of round of financing to help them grow their business. 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Yes, you much have. For later in the movie Picard did go and make an attempt to rescue Data.
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First Look: Stone Creek Coffee "Factory"
Stone Creek Coffee's Downtown "Factory," 422 N. 5th St., opens Saturday, Dec. 1 after a 10-month renovation project.
The grand opening starts at 7 a.m. with events throughout the day including tours of the roasting facility and kitchen, brew method demonstrations, coffee cuppings and samples from the new kitchen line. For the schedule of events, visit www.stonecreekcoffee.com.
The 124-year-old building was formerly used for roasting, wholesale, storage and office space.
It now also features Stone Creek's ninth retail café – as well as its largest – and the new Stone Creek Kitchen.
Executive Chef Aaron Patin is in charge of the new 1,500-square-foot kitchen, located on the second floor of the Factory. It will supply all of Stone Creek's cafes with made-from-scratch, freshly baked goods that have been designed to pair directly with the coffees.
"Coffee is the inspiration for what we are doing, and the food we are creating will relate back to that, in one way or another, " Patin said. "By focusing on seasonal ingredients and local sources, we want to elevate the morning coffee ritual."
The Factory will also be open to the public for tastings, coffee classes, meeting space and other events.
The cafe features two large sitting areas – one with most of the seating borders the barista station and one with a fireplace.
Much of the materials used to construct the cafe were reused and recycled items, including the wooden tables which were made from the ceiling beams.
There's also a new, massive skylight and a nine-foot-wide coffee cup perched a top the building that's visible from the freeway.
"The cup was (president / owner) Eric's dream," says Kristin Palser, wholesale and e-commerce director. "We're hoping to someday have smoke coming out of it."
According to Palser, the coffee cup could contain 10,000 regular cups of coffee and was designed to look like the mugs used inside the cafes.
The Factory renovations are part of a $1.3 million, two-year expansion and renovation that includes major improvements to all Stone Creek's neighborhood cafes. About 20 new permanent full-time jobs and additional part-time jobs will be created across the company over two years as a result.
"This project has been our dream for many years, and it's amazing to see it coming to fruition," said Eric Resch, wh0 founded the company in 1993. "Our location downtown and a block from the Milwaukee Intermodal Station gives us the unique opportunity to engage people from all over. We look forward to welcoming them into our home and sharing our coffee knowledge."
Award-winning Kubala Washatko Architects, Inc. designed the new café, bakery and other public spaces in the Factory. The historic building was constructed in 1888 and 1889 and designed by acclaimed "Chicago School" architects Daniel Burnham and John Root.
Past occupants included a soap company, radio parts manufacturer, hosiery business, Boston Store warehouse, fixture supplier and antique dealer.
Stone Creek Factory will be open weekdays from 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturdays from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Support Westallion Brewing Company
Published Oct. 1, 2015
Last month, OnMilwaukee broke the story about a new brewing company coming to West Allis called Westallion Brewing Company. Every day, the owners Erik and Kim Dorfner get closer to opening the business, and have started a GoFundMe to make the dream a reality.
6 Milwaukee restaurants loved or hated by diners
Published Oct. 1, 2015
Some local eateries seem to be more controversial than others, with written and word-of-mouth reviews that range from praising to bashing. Here are six restaurants that divide diners.
Wild Haven Fiber Company brings more DIY to KK
Published Sept. 30, 2015
Kate Mau will soon open Wild Haven Fiber Company, a lifestyle store for knitters, crocheters and fiber lovers. The business is located at 2658 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. in Bay View.
"My Skinny Sister" offers meaty commentary on eating disorders
Published Sept. 28, 2015
Because "My Skinny Sister" explores a teenaged ice skater's eating disorder, it had the dangerous possibility of falling into the cheesy After-School Special / Lifetime Movie category. Luckily, it didn't. The Swedish film runs two more times during the Milwaukee Film Festival.
Frawley finds friendship in felines
Published Sept. 25, 2015
Vivian Frawley didn't grow up with cats, nor did she have them for the first part of adult life, because she was allergic to them. However, in 1986 some friends invited her over for dinner and instead of a doggie bag, she left with a kitten in her purse. Today, she has dedicated much of her life to cat welfare.
6 Milwaukee men who love cats
Published Sept. 25, 2015
In the world of stereotypes, men's best friends are dogs and ladies are crazy for cats. However, many male celebrities remind us that there's nothing unmanly about expressing feline affection. Locally, we tracked down multiple men who really love cats and they shared their stories - and their photos - with us.