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What a pleasure it is to be in the capable hands of the husband-and-wife duo who jointly write as Nicci French. Their new book, Until It's Over, is a salutary reminder just how accomplished Nicci Gerrard and Sean French are at turning out sophisticated and disturbing psychological thrillers.
The protagonist of the new book is a young and very fit London cycle courier Astrid Bell, who suddenly seems to be bad news for those around her. When her neighbour Peggy Farrell inadvertently knocks Astrid from her bike, Peggy is subsequently found in an alley, savagely beaten to death. Astrid is assigned to collect a package from a well-heeled women by the name of Ingrid de Soto -- but when she arrives, Astrid discovers her in the hallway of her home, also murdered. Needless to say, the police -- not great believers in coincidence -- begin to take a very close interest in Astrid, and soon life for her and her housemates begins to turn very unpleasant, with internecine squabbling (and a burgeoning apprehension about who is to die next) poisoning once friendly relationships.
The slow and inexorable breakdown in the natural order of things is meat and drink to Nicci French, and the lengthening list of strongly written crime novels has acquired another winner with Until Its Over. It's particularly commendable that French resolutely avoids the temptation to write about a series detective. Powerful stand-alone narratives with ordinary people at the centre are the hallmarks of a Nicci French novel -- long may they remain so. --Barry Forshaw
Praise for Nicci French and "Losing You ""Lose yourself in this smart nail-biter of a tale about a mother's desperate search for her missing teenage daughter."--"People ""Seamless first-person account. . . . This engrossing read captures the importance of the often overlooked and underappreciated minutiae of everyday life while commanding a deeply personal reaction in readers."--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) "The novel's greatest strength is its cool-eyed portrait of an English village."--"The Washington Post" "What gives Losing You its chief distinction . . . is its unusually emotive color and its flinty protagonist, who, like any mother, understands that no one can possibly care as much about her child as she does. Nina is the parent we'd all like to be under duress, and I find I've become nearly as protective of her as she is of her daughter."--"Salon" "Nicci French . . . know[s] exactly how to maintain the tension . . . Y --This text refers to the Paperback edition.See all Product Description
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Anyone who shared a house as a student will definitely recognise the noisy chaos of 72 Maitland Road, where Astrid and the other characters live. Nicci French captures the atmosphere well; I actually felt quite a pang of nostalgia for my student days reading about life in the house (without the murders, obviously...). However, I never got a real sense of who the characters were. They seemed as if they could be summed up by one or two particular traits: Miles is weak, Pippa is promiscuous, Mick is silent, Dario is a stoner, and so on. Even Astrid, who is the narrator for the first part of the book, never really came across as a particularly well-defined character - I never felt like I knew any of them.
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It was a waste of time for me and the end is very predictable.
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I've read several books by this author and all of them have kept me glued to the story and this is no exception. Read morePublished 3 months ago by Amazon Customer
Typical easy read as expected. Would recommend for a holiday or lazy Sunday afternoon read. Off to pick another from the collection.Published 4 months ago by reggie123
Brilliant. As they say. I could not put it down , and was sorry when the book ended , already reading another Nicci French book , would highly recommendPublished 4 months ago by Mrs. M. H. Dunkley
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Memo to IPCC: Please reanalyze ALL of your conclusions about melting ice and sea level rise
Good news: The Himalayan glaciers will probably endure past 2035. Bad news: If we don't reverse our emissions trend soon, their disappearance is likely to become irreversible before then.
MEMO TO IPCC: If you are going to review the apparently mistaken claim in your 2007 report that the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035 — please review all of the latest scientific literature and observations on that subject AND please update your equally outdated sea level rise projections.
MEMO TO MEDIA: It isn't news that the 2007 projections by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are not accurate. The real news is that the 99% of their "mistakes" are UNDERestimates of likely impacts. Indeed, they lowballed the sea level rise projections so badly that even the Bush administration rejected them within a year (see "US Geological Survey stunner: Sea-level rise in 2100 will likely "substantially exceed" IPCC projections).
Back to the news of the day. Predictably, the anti-science crowd is crowing about what looks to be an inconsequential mistake in the 2007 IPCC report. In a piece absurdly headlined, "World misled over Himalayan glacier meltdown," the UK's Times online writes:
A WARNING that climate change will melt most of the Himalayan glaciers by 2035 is likely to be retracted after a series of scientific blunders by the United Nations body that issued it.
Note to Times Online, you might want to read your own story from two months ago, "Vanishing glaciers jolt smokestack China" (discussed below), the source of the above photo.
The UK Express screed, "The New Climate Change Scandal," claims "FRESH doubts were cast over controversial global warming theories yesterday after a major climate change argument was discredited."
It does look like the IPCC used some out-of-date projections for a pretty minor piece of the report, but of course the IPCC basically froze all scientific inputs to its Fourth Assessment Report around 2005, so they missed the dramatic acceleration in melting of the Arctic sea ice, the inland glaciers, and the great ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland. Thus it is absolutely crucial that — if the IPCC re-examines the issue of glacial melt in the Himalayans — that it re-examine the entire issue based on the staggering new observational data in the scientific literature:
- Satellite data stunner: "Our data suggest that EAST Antarctica is losing mass"¦. Antarctica may soon be contributing significantly more to global sea-level rise."
- Nature: "Dynamic thinning of Greenland and Antarctic ice-sheet ocean margins is more sensitive, pervasive, enduring and important than previously realized."
- Large Antarctic glacier thinning 4 times faster than it was 10 years ago: "Nothing in the natural world is lost at an accelerating exponential rate like this glacier."
- De-Icer: USGS report details "recent dramatic shrinkage" in U.S. glaciers, matching global decline
- The Arctic Ocean is full of rotten ice
- World's Glaciers Shrink for 18th Year
The literature and data also show that even in the Himalayas, melting is occurring remarkably fast. My post Another climate impact comes faster than predicted: Himalayan glaciers "decapitated" discussed a major study by leading international cryosphere scientists, including American's own rock ice star, Lonnie Thompson,"Mass loss on Himalayan glacier endangers water resources" (subs. req'd). It revealed the unprecedent melting of the Naimona'nyi Glacier in the Himalaya (Tibet) and concluded ominously:
If Naimona'nyi is characteristic of other glaciers in the region, alpine glacier meltwater surpluses are likely to shrink much faster than currently predicted with substantial consequences for approximately half a billion people.
The point is — even if the IPCC made an incorrect statement in 2007 based on out-of-date and or even un-peer-reviewed sources, since then we have an overabundance of new data that all glaciers, including those in the Himalayas, are at grave risk. So it would be a serious mistake by the IPCC not to review all of the latest scientific data in making any change to its assessment.
Indeed, it's good news the Himalayan glaciers probably won't be gone by 2035. After all, the anti-science crowd's suicidally effective disinformation campaign has made it too late for humanity to have a very significant impact on the climate of 2035. So, ironically, we may still have time to save the Himalayas — if we reverse our current emissions path. If not, the Himalayan glaciers are likely to be unsavable well before 2035.
Also, ironically, the Times Online itself reported in November:
AS an expedition from Chinese state television worked its way across the remote Tibetan plateau earlier this year, the explorers were amazed by what they found.
The plateau has been called the world's third largest ice store after the North and South Poles. Yet according to Chinese scientists, the "third pole" is warming up faster than anywhere else on earth.
The TV team found bare rock where glaciers had retreated. Lakes had dried up. Lush grassland had turned to desert. The livestock was dead, the farmers impoverished.
They brought back a visual lesson in global warming so stark that censors allowed the programme makers to broadcast a frank expos©….
Last month, for example, researchers discovered that levels of black carbon in the ice core of the Tibetan plateau had soared since the 1990s because of smokestack industries and coal fires in millions of homes.
The plateau's 36,000 glaciers, which once extended for 18,000 square miles, could vanish before mid-century if present rates of warming persist. More than 80% of them are in retreat. The overall area has shrunk by 4.5% in the past 20 years.
Most ominous of all, in the area that Chinese know as Sanjiangyuan, where three mighty rivers rise "" the Yangtze, the Yellow and the Mekong "" the headwaters run shallow and weak, threatening the water supplies for hundreds of millions of people.
There were 4,077 lakes and now 3,000 of them have disappeared," said Xin Hongyuan, a geologist in Qinghai, which shares the huge expanse of plateau with the Tibet autonomous region and the provinces of Sichuan and Gansu."The snow is thawing and the snowline has risen from 4,600 metres to 5,300 metres. The Jianggendiru glacier, which is the main water supply of the Yangtze, has been degenerating fast since 1970, and when the glaciers shrink there will be a water crisis in the Yellow and Yangtze rivers."
So, yes, IPCC, please do respond to the anti-science crowd by updating your out-of-date discussion of melting ice. And that, of course, means updating your out of date discussion of sea level rise based on multiple recent studies:
- Sea levels may rise 3 times faster than IPCC estimated, could hit 6 feet by 2100
- Startling new sea level rise research: "Most likely" 0.8 to 2.0 meters by 2100
- Sea levels may rise 5 feet by 2100
- West Antarctic ice sheet collapse even more catastrophic for U.S. coasts
- Nature sea level rise shocker: Coral fossils suggest "catastrophic increase of more than 5 centimetres per year over a 50-year stretch is possible." Lead author warns, "This could happen again."
- High Water: Greenland ice sheet melting faster than expected and could raise East Coast sea levels an extra 20 inches by 2100 "" to more than 6 feet."
You might contemplate including this figure in your update:
But if you're just going to review the provenance of this one questionable number, then you are not providing a useful service — once again (see "Has the IPCC rendered itself irrelevant?")
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29 Responses to Memo to IPCC: Please reanalyze ALL of your conclusions about melting ice and sea level rise
You can emphasize the big picture, but one should also address the specific flaw. It is just weird that a reference to a non-peer reviewed work ended up in there. In all that work, I suppose it's good that only one flaw like this has been found, but it still really should have been caught at the time.
In a positive light, we do see that errors are acknowledged and fixed when actual errors are found.
Excellent point about updating everything, and not just the glacier date, Joe.
Also, I want to point out a fundamental point in something you said right at the top: "Good news: The Himalayan glaciers will probably endure past 2035." For those of us concerned about CC, this truly is good news. In blunter terms, we care more about human impacts in the future than we care about winning a debating point today. This is one of those not-so-minor details that's often lost in the hyper-polarized online food fight over CC.
Given the very large melt component of soot on China's glaciers perhaps a bit of "breathing space" is available if China made a serious clean air policy. After all, even a few inches of snow over such a large expanse, can be self fulfilling. " White" snow and ice just might be rebuild-able in the near term.
Apparently one reason – or more likely, the reason – it was missed is because the working group that referenced it in their part of the report was *not* the working group including the glaciologists.
This probably accounts for why the 2035 claim didn't make it into the Summary for Policy Makers, apparently.
It's not only the IPCC scientists that missed the reference earlier – the famed auditors who are going to save us from junk climate science (sic) missed it, too. What the hell good are they, anyway? :)
More information on Himalayan glaciers is available in the presentation entitled "Satellite-era glacier changes in High Asia." The availability of this was recently announced in a message posted by an assistant researcher at the University of Arizona to the CRYOLIST email list:
Dear Cryolisters,
Below are links to a revised presentation that was developed as background
information for a "Black carbon aerosols in the Himalaya" press conference held
at the 2009 AGU meeting in San Francisco. The background report herein
represents a 17-authored revision and expansion of the previous version made
available last month.
Note three available formats (ppt, pptx, pdf):
Kind regards,
I may not be understanding this properly, but is it not peculiar that an expedition from Chinese state television is finding such things, when scientists with satellites do not?
dhogaza: I wonder if WG1 gets more eyeballs than WG2. I've read or skimmed all of WG1, but barely touched WG2.
In any event, it's going to get blown out of all proportion for a couple days, and the residual effect is that some people will remember there was some goof-up, and those people won't get the big picture.
the famed auditors who are going to save us from junk climate science (sic) missed it, too.
I missed that bit when running this down.
Surely this needs to be brought up. Often.
If I understand it correctly the 2035 figure slipped in there because there were no other estimates available. The original author of the comment was using a could be date not a will definitely be date.
Clearly the Himalayan glaciers are in retreat, and fairly rapid at that. All the problems the IPCC report mentions are going to happen, just that the time lines are in question.
How long does it take to build a new dam? The free dam that nature provided by the glaciers will go and we need to be ready. Unfortunately that is not the way humans do it, we will wait until millions are dying of thirst before the dam is even designed.
Dano (8) — Please do bring it up often.
Ever oftener.
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The latest bad report on future sea levels. This New Scientist article discusses a recent study that concludes the Pine Island Glacier has passed a tipping point and is likely to drain enough of the West Anarctic Ice Sheet away to raise sea levels by 20cm by 2100. A total of 50cm if a nearby glacier is considered. So a total of about 2 feet of sea level rise from the WAIS by 2100 alone. A special interim IPCC report is needed to make sense of and address all the new sea level rise research IMO.
In case it wasn't obvious, the presentation by Kargel et al. on the University of Arizona website that I referenced above includes discussion of the "Himalayan glaciers gone by 2035" error.
The following is a good discussion of ice in Antarctica:
Is Antarctica Melting?
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I would not be surprised to see much of the Himalayan glacier runoff volume gone by 2035. We do not have to lose all the glaciers to lose much of their functionality as water supplies.
The difference between having a glacier; and not having a glacier is only the smallest fraction of a degree in average temperature, or a small change in relative humidity, or a small change in surface albedo, or a change in local hydrology.
There was a glacier where I practiced ice climbing every year. Then, in June of 2005, as I was about to step onto it, it just slid over the cliff and into the valley below. What was left after the glacier slide away was bare, wet rock — that froze to a film of ice on rock in minutes. Yes, the air temperature was well below freezing that day. However, that little glacier slid on a film of water. Glaciers are complex structures.
The oceans are warming, which suggests to me that precipitation events will be warmer, more energetic, and rain will replace snow higher and higher on the peaks. The question is, "How fast will this happen in the Himal?" That is a question that I do not have the data to answer, but I see nothing to give me any comfort (i.e., http://www.nepjol.info/index.php/HJS/article/viewArticle/979). What I do see are likely feedbacks between temperature, humidity, and hydrology to the detriment of glaciers as water sources.
I suggest that the collapse of the glaciers as major water supplies may be very abrupt relative to the time it takes to plan and implement alternative water supplies. Failure of some glacier-runoff based water supplies in Glacier Park was very abrupt. Thus, leaders in the affected areas should have contingency plans in place prior to the actual collapse of the glaciers as water supplies. All things considered, I think 2030 is a good planning date to have those plans in hand. I would say that the odds are even that such plans will be needed by 2040. Given the impacts and the number of people affected, we do not want to be caught without a good water supply plan.
Just because it is an "old news story", does not mean it is wrong.
"The difference between having a glacier; and not having a glacier is only the smallest fraction of a degree in average temperature, or a small change in relative humidity, or a small change in surface albedo, or a change in local hydrology."
That's an excellent point and applies to a lot of other natural features. These are not engineered structures, they do not have a safety factor built in, they are exactly sized and fitted for and as a result of environmental conditions. Ice sheets, river deltas and estuaries share this, there are examples. We should not be surprised to see them respond relatively dramatically to what seem like miniscule changes in environmental conditions.
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Yes, that's my take too. WG2 really doesn't get the same attention.
BTW, have you all seen the other latest scandal – courtesy of the National Post's Lawrence Solomon? Apparently Google is censoring search results for the term "climategate".
Aaron you will be wrong, most of the Himalayan glacier runoff will still be there, it will be declining as the area available for melting declines. An examination of 51 glaciers along the main Himalayan front in Indian, Sikkim and Nepal indicates all are retreating, and at an average rate of close to 15 meters per year. However, the average length of this group is 10 kilometers. Hence, it will take quite awhile to remove a large percentage of the larger glaciers. Which does not mean the issue is not serious, that the glacier are not shrinking substantially. They are and this matters to hydropower.
The average glacier is 1,000 feet deep? So assuming we get no moisture is key to the claim?
Albedo, as pointed out is an important contribution to the loss of glaciers and perhaps very important to the Himalayans because they are so close to the industrialization of China. I could even imagine a cumulative effect building up from year to year as surface ice can melt or sublimate thus leaving the soot to accumulate perhaps in wind blown areas or run off pools. Perhaps a "clean air" campaign in China could have positive stabilization effects in the near term. Now that so much thin snow and ice is gone the soot will be on the ground and a clean slate is presented.
Using 2035 as the Himalayan glaciers'*time of death* is the mistake being repeatedly made. There is no time certain on any projection of glaciers disappearing or seas rising by how many cms. Those projection have little value and distract from the immediacy of the global warming impacts. Fact is, seas are rising and the glaciers are in retreat and not only horizontally.
Yale 360 provides a video by David Breashears that illustrates the swift retreat of the Rongbuk glacier near Everest by comparing photographs from the 1920s with pictures he took last November. As Breashears demonstrates, the Rongbuk has melted so severely that many sections of it are now 400 feet lower than eight decades ago and large swaths of it have disappeared.
Get that! a 400 foot reduction in the mass of that glacier in less than a century.
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The planning time frame for the Himalayan nations of nearly 1.3 billion inhabitants began about 50 years ago but they have not acted yet. And that population comprises the largest number of impoverished people on the planet.
Will we be texting $10 contributions to help save much of South Asia's population from starvation by 2035? There we go again….putting a time frame on an unpredictable so we can breath easier knowing that crisis is 25 years down the road.
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Joe, when you (and others) say things like " If we don't reverse our emissions trend soon, their disappearance is likely to become irreversible before then," you are unstating the case.
Nearly all such statements should be preceeded by "If we do not remove the excess CO2 already in the atmosphere, then…."
Reversing the emissions trend will do little to reverse our climate troubles. Only cleaning up the excess CO2 can do that. We don't have several centuries to wait for the excess CO2 to be partiall absorbed– and as it does, the ocean acidification will get much worse.
Only a cleanup of excess CO2 that is big and quick is likely to reverse acidification and the thermal expansion of the oceans. And relieve some of the knock-on consequences of overheating such as Deluge 'n' Drought and the expansion of the tropics.
Merely trimming emissions is like locking the barn door after the horses are gone–it gives the appearance of "doing something about it" without actual recovery.
[JR: I'm a big fan, as you know, but you can't go negative before you go to zero. I think I've been clear we should get to zero if not lower by 2100. Note: That ain't easy, and I have spelled out how it might be done. I'm not, however, holding my breath.]
William H. Calvin wrote: "Reversing the emissions trend will do little to reverse our climate troubles. Only cleaning up the excess CO2 can do that."
True enough. The current anthropogenic excess of CO2 in the atmosphere is already causing rapid, extreme, dangerous warming and consequent climate change. We certainly do need to draw down that anthropogenic excess (which I believe can be accomplished by using reforestation and organic agriculture to sequester carbon in the soils and biosphere).
But reversing the trend of increasing emissions, and putting us on a trend of rapidly reducing emissions to near zero, is a prerequisite to reducing current CO2 concentrations to pre-industrial levels.
As long as we continue adding CO2 at anything like present rates, let alone the accelerating rates of the "business as usual" scenario for fossil fuel use, there is no possibility of reducing the current anthropogenic excess of CO2.
Go zero before go negative is all true, but it obscures the goal, sets a goal so far in the future that people forget the urgency. The politicians will do the compromising, there is no point in us scientists doing it for them.
[JR: It's hard enough to get people focused on a 2020 target, let alone 2030 or even 2050. Zero is a post-2050 goal by any stretch of realism.]
"But if you're just going to review the provenance of this one questionable number, then you are not providing a useful service — once again"
It's hard to believe just how useless they are in this regard. Conservatism wins out over meaningful and considered responses. And the deniers take more ground with even less evidence.
Joe, why limit the call for IPCC review to only ice melt and sea level rise? IPCC projections and approach are conservative and inadequate in many more areas. I just blogged about this.
Why is my comment axed? Because it doesn't comply with your warmist view?
My comment was that it made perfectly sense that glaciologists were not included in the review about the Earth's major glaciers, or wassit? It kinda shows how IPCC works…
Let me see if this message will be axed again?
Just out of curiosity, are the Himalayan glaciers retreating because of faster melting, lower accretion or both?
Faster melting will lead to flood disasters and water shortages downstream while lower precipitation will just cause shortages. Neither are very encouraging.
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Looks as though your shorts unwound themselves, good, I'm sure you're more comfortable now. Saving you some pain in the future, this site has some sort of glitch where posts fail to appear occasionally, regardless of content.
You need to do some research on the structure and composition of IPCC. Why not go IPCC's website and read about it?
The NASA Grace Tellus gravimetric satellites show continuing mass loss in the Himalayas, presumably from ice loss:
Substantial amount of glacial ice is considered to be melting in the Asian high mountains. Gravimetry by GRACE satellite during 2003-2009 suggests the average ice loss rate in this region of 47 ± 12 Gigaton (Gt) yr−1, equivalent to ~0.13 ± 0.04 mm yr−1 sea level rise. This is twice as fast as the average rate over ~40 years before the studied period, and agrees with the global tendency of accelerating glacial loss. Such ice loss rate varies both in time and space; mass loss in Himalaya is slightly decelerating while those in northwestern glaciers show clear acceleration. Uncertainty still remains in the groundwater decline in northern India, and proportion of almost isostatic (e.g. tectonic uplift) and non-isostatic (e.g. glacial isostatic adjustment) portions in the current uplift rate of the Tibetan Plateau. If gravity increase associated with ongoing glacial isostatic adjustment partially canceled the negative gravity trend, the corrected ice loss rate could reach 61 Gt yr−1.
Call it 50 billion tons per year, although this is a developing area of research, and the few papers available on this talk about the necessity of validation of the data with ground measurements, and emphasize that some areas actually appear to be growing, not shrinking.
Fifty billion tons per year is about fifty cubic kilometers, I think. Total ice volume of the Tibetan Plateau is about 5000 cubic kilometers, so far as I can tell by googling. A straight line, back of the envelope estimate is that these glaciers would last 100 years.
But ice mass loss should accelerate, as warming continues. So a fifty year time frame is not out of the question, nor is a thirty or forty year time frame for most of these glaciers to be gone.
So the 2035 twenty five year time frame seems a little too fast, by maybe not by much.


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add this utlity class http://code.google.com/p/google-app-engine-samples/source/browse/trunk/geochat/json.py?r=55
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The example provided by Jader Dias works fine for my concern after some twaeking. Remove the encode method as it contains a circular reference. The adjusted class should look like:
As I've saved this class in a file called utils.py and when appropriate I import it using
Then I just call utils.GqlEncoder().encode(results), for example:
The result should look something like this (I've added some line feeds in order to make it a bit easier to read):
json cannot be used to serialize anything more than basic types such as dicts, lists, ints/longs, and strings (this is not comprehensive). For example, even these simple commands do not work:
If you want to serialize django objects, you should refer to the django documentation on serialization, which will use their own libraries, but they do do support json.
Since I could not find an appropriate solution I wrote my own, which is not exactly a JSON serializer, but a Javascript serializer
From what i can understand - and i am new to python - with google app engine the work around is to serialize the model object to a dictioanry python object and then use simple json to dump it as a json string - this makes no sense to me - maybe someone has the know to serialise to a ditionary (pickel?) Any help on this would be HELP! not to impressed that google app engine has no inbuilt solution for this.


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The FBI is set to receive more cyber special agents.
According to the draft of the Departments of Commerce and Justice, and Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill for 2012, released earlier this month, the bureau will see increased funding for a number of types of investigations, including computer intrusions and cyber investigations.
That's important, because when it comes to computer intrusions--including foreign intelligence operations that pose a national security threat--"the FBI is in a unique position to counter cyber threats, as it is the only agency with the statutory authority, expertise, and ability to combine counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and criminal resources to neutralize, mitigate, and disrupt illegal computer-supported operations domestically," according to the House committee's appropriations bill.
Accordingly, the committee has recommended that the FBI be granted its full cyber-investigation budget request of $166.5 million, which is an increase of 13% from 2011. That will help the bureau fund 42 new positions, including 14 new special agents with cyber expertise, to "further the FBI's investigatory, intelligence gathering, and technological capabilities."
For comparison's sake, the bureau's budget for investigating national security threats will be $316 million, while the Criminal Justice Information Services Division will receive $645 million. Staffing-wise, the bureau had also requested 367 new positions for fighting white-collar crime, and 20 new positions for handling child exploitation cases.
[ The Obama administration has released a plan to bolster U.S. network security. See White House Sets Cybersecurity R&D Priorities. ]
Out of a workforce that numbers about 30,000 people, the FBI now has cyber squads in each of its 56 field offices across the country, as well as 1,000 specially trained cyber agents, analysts, and digital forensic examiners. "Together, they run complex undercover operations and examine digital evidence. They share information with our law enforcement and intelligence partners. And they teach their counterparts--both at home and abroad--how best to investigate cyber threats," said FBI director Robert S. Mueller in April, when he presented the bureau's budget requests to the House committee.
The FBI has also requested additional funding relating to the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI), and in particular for the National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force (NCIJTF) that it coordinates. FBI officials want the task force to no longer operate just during business hours.
Of the money being budgeted for the FBI's cyber capabilities, $5 million is to be set aside "for training for FBI cyber agents involved in national security intrusions cases," according to the committee. "This will allow the FBI to increase the number of cyber agents qualified to understand current techniques and tactics used by those engaged in illicit cyber activities, and keep abreast of emerging technologies that are used to overcome computer systems' defenses and to infiltrate networks, such as those of the U.S. government, utility companies, defense contractors, and financial institutions."
The committee said that the need for such funds had been highlighted by an April 2011 report from the Department of Justice office of the inspector general, which found that "36% of FBI field agents assigned to national security-related cyber investigations lacked the expertise, including in networking and counterintelligence, needed to investigate these types of cases and identify those responsible for intrusions." While the bureau will no doubt be thankful for the increased funding, after the audit, FBI officials sharply contested the auditors' findings, saying it presented an outdated picture of the bureau's rapidly improving cyber-investigation capabilities.
Finally, although no money was allocated for the task, the committee said that it also "encourages the FBI to expand its integration of FBI cyber agents into eastern European police services." That's astute, since many cybercrime operations launched against residents of the United States can be traced to Eastern Europe.
But is the FBI's new cybercrime budget sufficient? Law enforcement and risk management consultant Nick Selby, writing on his Police-Led Intelligence blog, said that the funding levels remain "ludicrously low," especially given the frequency with which such crimes are committed. Furthermore, he said, the FBI is the only agency "empowered to battle many types of cyber crime--for example, any cyber criminal act launched from outside the U.S. which attacks U.S. companies or government." In other words, he thinks the bureau needs more money to fight cybercrime.
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The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
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Brief Therapy Client Handouts / Edition 1by Kate Cohen-Posey
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Reference Guide to Short Fictionby Noelle Watson
Pub. Date: 12/28/1993
Publisher: Cengage Gale
Reference Guide
Devoted to those practitioners of the art of short fiction, this new 2nd edition offers thorough coverage of approximately 375 authors and 400 of their works. In a single volume, Reference Guide to Short Fiction features often-studied authors from around the world and throughout history, all selected for inclusion by a board of experts in the field.
Reference Guide to Short Fiction is divided into two sections for easy study. The first section profiles the authors and offers personal and career details, as well as complete bibliographical information. A signed essay helps readers understand more about the author. These authors are covered:
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was i hibernating when the real browsers started doing this as well?
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i don't like typing "getElementById", but i don't like surprise globals either. I would think adding new names to window could break a lot of "xxx in window?"-style object sniffs.Code:<div class="vbmenu_popup" id="notifications_menu" style="display:none">
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Mayo Clinic Visitors
Episcopal Pastoral Services (EPS) is a hospital-visitation ministry, providing regular visits for Episcopal patients at the Mayo Clinic. Learn more>
Fellowship abounds year-round at Calvary Episcopal Church! Check out ways to connect with Calvary and its parishioners. Learn more >
Calvary's choirs lead worship every Sunday as well as at special services throughout the year. Newcomers ages Kindergarten to adult are welcome at all of our choirs. Learn more>
Calvary searches beyond it's own good fortune to give generously to our community, state, nation and world. Learn more>
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