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Mastercard drops Global Payments from PCI approved vendors list
Credit card company follows Visa's lead by axing support for Global Payments over data breach.
Mastercard has become the latest credit card company to drop payment processor Global Payments from its list of approved service providers, following its data breach earlier this year.
As reported by IT Pro, Global Payments confirmed last month that up to 1.5 million credit card numbers had been stolen following a security attack on its systems in North America.
Up to seven million credit cards could have been affected by the breach.
Global Payments is responsible for processing payments for several credit card companies, including Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
The breach prompted Visa to remove the firm from its list of Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliant vendors, and now its rival Mastercard has followed suit.
Mastercard confirmed the move in a statement to the Wall Street Journal.
"As a result of the preliminary investigation findings regarding the [Global Payments] breach, MasterCard has removed Global Payments from our list of PCI compliant service providers," the statement said.
Earlier this week, Global Payments issued an update about the breach, stating that "some card brands" had withdrawn its PCI DSS compliant status.
"They have requested we re-validate our PCI status, which we will do following our current investigation," the statement said. "We anticipate that we will be reinstated to those lists."
The Wall Street Journal has also reported that many more card details may have been compromised than first thought.
Quoting sources familiar with the situation, it is claimed that up to seven million credit cards could have been affected by the breach.
Global Payments declined to comment on the claims, except to state that it was still investigating the cause of the breach.
"In any matter of this nature, the card brands cast a wide net to protect consumers and we supply as much information as possible to assist in the course of the investigation," said the company in a statement.


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With wp3.1, when I change to a new theme, the old theme name and picture remains in the top left corner. From then on, the theme image always reflects the last activated theme. If i activate a theme twice in a row, I can make the theme and the picture match.
It is not a big problem, but definitely a nuisance.

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We just started TTC and it looks like I will probably be moving over to the March board soon as my AF is due tomorrow and I started spotting today. My question is - do I use today as the 1st day of my period, since spotting started, or do I wait until tomorrow when flow will be heavier? Thanks in advance and I wish everyone all the best in this birth club. I haven't posted much myself, but I've truly enjoyed reading many posts here during my 2WW - you all made that time period easier! Thanks again in advance.


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Muskego - During the fall season, both the Muskego football and boys volleyball teams were successful, tight-knit units.
Now boys basketball head coach Andy Capes is hoping those same qualities carry over to winter, as his team features several players from both of the fall squads.
David Kucharski, a 6 foot, 3 inch senior guard/forward and 6-3 junior forward Turner Kehoe both played prominent roles on the football team, while 5-11 senior point guard Josh Breider was on the roster but sat out the season with an injury.
Another trio of players held prominent roles on the Warriors' volleyball squad, which won the school's first conference dual championship and played in last week's WIAA state tournament. They are 6-0 senior forward Steve Cotton, 6-6 senior center Allen Grunert and 6-0 senior guard/forward Sam Pedersen.
"These guys really have a team mentality," Capes said. "The whole group gets along well."
The other seniors are 6-0 guard Jake Van Fleet and 6-0 guard/forward Jordan Kvasnicka.
Juniors are guard Mitch Kwapick, who qualified for the WIAA state cross country meet; 6-3 forward Mitchel Pope and 6-0 guard/forward Trevor Bednarek, both of whom played on Muskego's soccer team; 5-10 guard Caleb Berlyn, 6-2 guard Jack Mlachnik and 6-4 forward/center Sveto Radjenovich.
The lone sophomore is 6-0 guard Mike Vidmar.
None of the returnees had a high scoring average last season, as Muskego graduated its top scorer, David Mlachnik.
"We should be a solid team," Capes said. "We are athletic, but we want to control the tempo. Defensively, we would like to pick up the tempo with some pressing, but on offense, we want to play at a comfortable tempo, go as fast as we are prepared to go."
This is Muskego's first season in the Classic 8 Conference, and Capes said Mukwonago, Hartland Arrowhead and Catholic Memorial are the favorites for the title.
"I think we can compete with everybody," Capes said. "Every game could come down to how well we execute at the end."
Muskego opens the season at 7:30 p.m. Friday at New Berlin Eisenhower, which is regarded again as one of the top teams in the Woodland Conference West Division.
The Warriors then welcome Waterford at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 for their home opener.
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- Muskego falls to powerful Oak Creek in WIAA sectional championship baseball game
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- Sports Notes: July 14, 2016
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It's hard to know exactly what to feel about the revelation that Facebook has been monitoring conversations on its website to out child predators.
Any decent person should want extraordinary steps taken to protect children from vultures who lurk on the Internet. Yet a higher degree of privacy is expected even on a social site such as Facebook, where your personal information was already at risk of being widely disseminated.
Perhaps this new invasion of privacy should be another reminder to everyone — yes, sadly, including deviates — that precautions should be taken when socializing online. You not only may not know who you're really talking to, but you don't know who might be monitoring the conversation.


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Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local economic conditions.
Phi Delta Kappa membership card, 1940, $8.
March 1979 McCall's magazine, Betty Ford on cover, autographed with blue Sharpie by Mrs. Ford, $18.
Staffordshire ABC plate, embossed black, green and red transfer, three children and dog, "These children trying are you see to teach their dog polite to be," 6 inches, $125.
Cast-iron skull bottle opener, "Drink It Here, Not Hereafter," hand-painted on white metal, 1930s, $145.
Superman playsuit, three-piece, cotton, red-and-blue silk-screened shirt, yellow emblem, Funtime Playwear Inc., copyright National Comics Publications Inc., 1950, $165.
Dark-blue girl's wool coat from Christ's Church School, England, mid-19th century, $195.
Cross-stitch sampler, alphabets, numbers, sage green, brown and slate-blue thread on linen, "Christinah Haner, made in the year AD 1813," 161/2 x 181/2 inches, $495.
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The seventh annual Zach Pickard Pelican Run is set for 8 a.m. Saturday, beginning at Brownstown Electric Supply Co. Inc., 690 E. State Road 250.
The 5K run/walk is presented by The Progeria Research Foundation and sponsored by Brownstown Electric Supply. Progeria is a fatal rapid aging syndrome afflicting children.
Cost is $25. There will be awards for top overall male and female in the run and walk along with the top two places in 11 different age groups.
There also will be free refreshments and a $500 Visa gift card grand prize giveaway.
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Pimco's Bond King Regains Investor Favor
Bill Gross has engineered a turnaround in the world's biggest bond fund.
In the first six months of the year, Pacific Investment Management Co.'s flagship bond fund has not only recouped the $4.97 billion of net outflows for all of 2011 but also gained some.
The $260.9 billion Pimco Total Return Fund drew in $1.36 billion of new cash during June, bringing the tally this year to $5.9 billion through June 30, according to data from fund tracker Morningstar Inc.
The inflows more than offset the net cash that investors had yanked from the fund last year as Mr. Gross was stung by ill-timed wagers on Treasury bonds. That was the first calendar-year outflow for the fund since its inception in 1987.
In another turnaround for Mr. Gross, Pimco's founder and co-chief investment officer, the fund has been one of the stars in its sector, after a pledge from the fund manager late last year to improve performance.
The fund posted a return of 5.75% through Friday, beating the 2.37% on the Barclays Capital U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, according to data from Morningstar. The fund has beaten 96% of its rivals so far this year, a sharp reversal from last year, when its 4.16% return trailed nearly 90% of its peers and was below the 7.84% return on the benchmark.
Over the three months through the end of June, the fund has returned 2.64%, compared to the benchmark return of 1.84%. Over the past 15 years, the bond fund has returned 7.39%, compared to the 6.26% return on the benchmark.
Mr. Gross's portfolio has been heavily concentrated on high-quality U.S. assets this year, led by mortgage-backed securities and Treasury bonds. His play-it-safe posture reflects the company's worries over the euro zone's debt crisis which has clouded the global economic outlook.
A flight into Treasury bonds for safety had sent bond prices surging and pushed bond yields to record lows. The benchmark 10-year note's yield tumbled to a record low of 1.437% on June 1; late Monday, it traded at 1.582%.
Mr. Gross boosted Treasury holdings to 35% in May from 31% in April, the first increase in four months, according to the latest data from the company's web site. Mortgage-backed securities, the fund's biggest category, accounted for 52% of holdings, down slightly from 53% in April.
Together, the MBS and Treasury holdings account for 87% of the fund, reflecting Mr. Gross's belief there will be further Fed stimulus, probably a new bond-buying program, that could bolster bond prices.
The central bank in late June decided to extend its Operation Twist stimulus program, through which it has been selling shorter-dated notes to buy longer-dated bonds, through the end of the year. The Fed said in the statement accompanying its late-June policy meeting that it is prepared to take further actions should the economy falter.
While the positions may get hurt if there is no new stimulus from the Fed, or if the euro-zone situation improves, Mr. Gross has been doing well so far this year amid the uncertainties over the 17-nation euro zone and the U.S. growth outlook.
In his June investment outlook, Mr. Gross acknowledged the downside risk in holding Treasury bonds, especially at these low yield levels. Mr. Gross said Treasury bonds are still the "cleanest of the dirty shirts." But he warns that the glow of this primary safe-haven market could be tarnished by a darkening U.S. fiscal outlook if policy makers don't have a credible longer-term plan to address the deficit.
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Lithuanian hacker zeroing in on Manchester (why?), banks developing 'red teams', spies clumsily revealing secrets, Android devices shipping with pre-loaded spyware, ten hackable baby monitors and the Internet of Things, and only pen and paper can provide the highest security level… it's never a dull week in the world of tech security.
Are you a Carphone Warehouse customer?
Posted by Steve Bell
If you think your details may have been exposed by last week's hack on the Carphone Warehouse there are several steps you can take to protect yourself.
Online pranks and viruses on April Fools' Day
Posted by Steve Bell
April Fools' Day is a time of mirth. Funny stories do the rounds in the press such as chickens laying square eggs complete with pictures and the Queen setting up a fracking rig in the grounds of Buckingham Place. But a word to the wise, as a 'calendar day' April Fools' Day is also used by online tricksters. Discover some of the funny, or not so funny viruses, that have tricked people in the past and arm yourself with some simple information to keep you safe.
Disaster averted: AliExpress website vulnerability
Posted by Steve Bell
Despite the security measures organisations put in place, there are often glaring holes. Just recently, one of these could have exposed the personal data of millions of people – if it wasn't for a sharp application security researcher.
A recently discovered vulnerability on the AliExpress website potentially exposed the personal information of millions of people.
Black Friday Bonanza
Posted by Steve Bell
The 24 hour sales frenzy is almost upon us. It's a great time to scoop up some bargains – especially online. However, be wary, cyber criminals come crawling out of the digital ether at this time while many retailers can be extremely disingenuous with their pricing so the apparent bargain may not be all it's billed as. However, you can avoid the pitfalls by being armed with a simple bit of knowledge, and in the process and scoop up your own bargain.
National Express – technical security flaw can expose customers' private data
Posted by Steve Bell
Coding errors come and coding errors go. But one thing that does remain permanent is that they're always there, somewhere, ready to be exploited.
National Express is one of the largest transport companies in the UK. Listed on the FTSE, its coaches are a familiar sight on motorways with about 550 every day travelling close to 1,000 destinations. The company is a household name and it's also rapidly expanding into bus and rail transport in new regions of the world.
A plague on your Apple
Posted by Steve Bell
In the wake of the Apple iPhone 6 launch, scammers, skansters and fraudsters have been busy setting up Apple themed social network pages, fraudulent competitions and SMS and email phishing campaigns, in order to get their hands on your sensitive information. Here are some tips to guard against their tricks.
Microsoft "security expert" phone scam
Posted by Steve Bell
Telephone scams in which callers claimed to be Microsoft 'security experts' offering to fix your computer first surfaced over five years ago. They're still around and seemingly undergoing something of resurgence. The scammers can't fix anything they just want your money.
It sometime seems that every other major business on the planet has outsourced its service centre to India. Banks, insurance companies, internet service providers, utility companies, even railway ticket booking services.
Cryptolocker Hysteria Exploited by Hackers
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One of the hottest subjects making headlines in the past few weeks are two related viruses, GameOver Zeus and Cryptolocker, and the temporarily takedown of the huge botnet which distributed them.
The reason for the front page news is the amount of damage they have caused worldwide: over $100 million attributed to GameOver Zeus alone, not to mention the amount of money extorted by Cryptolocker from its victims in exchange for file decryption keys.
Virus Alert : CryptoLocker and GameOver Zeus
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In the last few days rogue software CryptoLocker and GameOver Zeus have received a lot of attention following an announcement by the US and European officials that they have temporarily managed to disrupt the system used by the malware.
And according to the UK's National Crime Agency, UK citizens will have a two-week window to reduce the threat by strengthening their computer's protection.
BullGuard already protects you against these two viruses: it detects them and successfully cleans the infected machines.


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I signed into SO today to find the magical orange-overseer alerting me that I've won a new badge called "Enthusiast." I was pretty excited, and rushed to my profile to check it out - well, there's "Woot," which is new for me. But I wasn't able to find "Enthusiast." Is this a mix-up with names, since you are considered an "enthusiast" if you are awarded "woot"?
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Woot (woot.com) is sponsoring the enthusiast badge for the time being, hence the rename. I recommend that you read the blog for more details.
Ah... Was about to post a question about Enthusiast badge. It's a WOOT!
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Many thanks to the volunteers, visitors and artists who made the 7th annual Yarmouth Art Festival a success!
A total of 48 pieces were sold, which may be a record for the show. As important, the show was very well attended every day, with a huge turnout for the artists reception Thursday evening.
The show ran Wednesday through Saturday, Oct. 21-24, at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church at 396 Gilman Road in Yarmouth. The show featured artists from throughout Maine, and this year's selections were from areas of the state as diverse as Indian Island, Lyman, Rangeley, and many points in between.
A record number of 382 pieces were entered for jurying this year. Jurors this year are artist Suzanne Harden; Anne Haas, Bowdoin College art librarian; and Peg Golden, owner of Greenhut Galleries in Portland.
The online show catalog displays all the pieces in the 2015 show, along with information about each artist. Pieces that were sold are marked SOLD in the title. View the catalog at https://www.flickr.com/photos/yarmouthartfestival/collections/7215765684...
To be notified of updates about the 2016 show (limited emails will be sent), sign up for email notification below, or follow the festival Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/yarmouthartfestival
For more information about the requirements for submission, see the Rules page: http://yarmouthartfestival.com/?q=rules
The event, created in 2009 as a new venue for Maine artists, features painting, drawing, sculpture and photography. Entry fees and sale commissions support St. Bart's programs.
Artists whose work was selected for the 2015 show are:
Anne Ackerman
Cynthia Asherman
Carolyn Bachman
Tricia Barnhard
Charles Barron
Claude Bergeron
Stephanie Berry
Marilyn Bickford
Betsy Bisson
John Bowdren
Steve Bradford
Rachael Bradley
Shelley Breton
Susan Carter
Mary Anne Cary
Maria Castellano-Usery
Barbara Chase
Michelle Hero Clarke
George Cooke
Joseph Cousins
Sukie Curtis
Jamie Cypher
Mike Czosnek
Kevin Daley
Cheryl Dicara
Mari Dieumegard
David Doyle
Georgia Driscoll
David Elliott
Kristen Farnham
Marlena Faxon
Michael Fillyaw
Gay Freeborn
Judine French
Janet Glatz
Linda Green
Rick Green
Stephen Harris
Steve Hayes
Bobbi Heath
Liz Hoag
Herb Hollingsworth
Douglas Houle
Alice W. Ingraham
Diana Johnson
Tony Lisa
Anne Lively
Judith Logan
Lindy Lyman
Rachel Maher
Mollie Mason
Caren-Marie Michel
Katharine Nelson
Julia Nichols
Diane Noble
Edward Nolde
James O'Reilly
Page O'Rourke
Phyllis Ouellette
Linda Panzera
Daniel Paulding
Judson Pealer
Sandra Pealer
Léa Peterson
E.P. Pirt
David Platt
Jeff Plucker
Denley Poor-Reynolds
Anita F. Poulin
Amy Puleo
Jane Sawyer
Judith Schneider
Anne Schutz
Judy Shank
Cynthia Smith
Polly Smith
Sarah Soule
Dot Starkweather
Bill Tomsa
Christine Torraca
Ellen Vaughan
Michael E. Vermette
Janet Waterman
Julie Waterman
Michael Welch
Jan Wentling
Lucinda White
Jim Williams
Chris Wriggins
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Nominations Open for Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year Awards
Red Hat announced today that nominations are open for its annual Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year awards and for the first time, the awards are open to include any individual holding a current Red Hat certification.
One winner from each of the four regions—Asia-Pacific, EMEA, LATAM and North America— will be selected by a panel of judges with one overall winner selected by the community of Red Hat certified professionals through online voting.
According to the press release, the 2011 Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year awards are open to Red Hat certification credential holders including Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA™), Red Hat Certified Engineer® (RHCE®), Red Hat Certified Virtualization Administrator (RHCVA™), Red Hat Certified Security Specialist (RHCSS®), Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS®), Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA®), JBoss Certified Application Administrator (JBCAA®™) and Red Hat Certificates of Expertise. To be nominated, Red Hat certified professionals must share their story on how they have used their skills to innovate and drive results at their organisations." These nominations are open until Friday 04 March.
More information and full eligibility terms can be found in the Red Hat press release.
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The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
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SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
ownCloud Forked
Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
CoreOS Announces Distributed Storage System
The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
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The 5am early start was the place to be! The funny angle of the picture is courtesy of the roof of my car where I placed the camera. C'mon, Toyota, you can design a better roof angle than that!
The glowing eyes of a fearless deer that watched us as we ran by. I look forward to seeing those souless lighted eyes in my nightmares...
Candid photos are the way to go for maximum goofiness. A posed photo is removed from reality, but something like this? It doesn't get any realer.
Ahhh! Those eyes...those eyes!!! I'm having a daytime nightmare...while I'm awake!
All of my friends are awfully blurry. What is their deal, anyway? They need to cut that crap out.
Pippi Longstocking was kind enough to join us for the distance (fun trivia- Pippi had superhuman strength and was able to lift her horse overhead one-handed. True story).
Doctor Sean, PhD has caught up with us at the tower, just in time for a photo op. Isn't that just like him? He's not just a Biochemistry master, but also a bit of a deva.
How come no one wanted either of the delicous items I brought for the aid station? What a bunch of high-maintainence primadonna's I run with!
I can't tell you in words how satisfied I am with this candid photo. This is my best work as a photographer. I should retire now, for never will I capture such a moment as this again!
Heading over the totally unecessary boardwalk. For some reason we had boardwalks over dry areas, and yet had to wade through cold, deep water in others. I think that the carpenters were not very trail-savvy.
After running over 12 miles, the field of runners really started to spread out!
For my brother, some AT-AT walker grafitti. Finally, a nerd took up a spray paint can and painted a message that really means something.
Don't we all?
The famous skull rock. I have heard about this for the past two years, and have finally journeyed here. It was well worth 29 miles of running to see it.
I noticed to the top left of the rock that there appeared to be some words inscribed. A painful yet worthwhile climb awaited me.
Wisdom painted on a rock in the wilderness.
At seeing this, I began laughing insanely and just couldn't stop. Julie said "Okayyy....it's about time we get you to the end of this race."
The Nougats finish yet another loop. I just wish Jeff would stop making kissy faces at me. They make me uncomfortable.
While waiting for runners, I wondered why I paid $3.99 for an oval sticker within an oval sticker. Attention online bumper sticker company- the ">26.2" is supposed to fill in the entire oval! You must have so failed all standardized tests with your number 2 pencil (if you ever owned one, which I doubt).
How does this even happen? It seems pretty much impossible. Well done, point-and-click camera!
Greg and Justin still smiling at mile 40. The sun is just about down, and they have 20 miles to go. Who will still be smiling then, hmm?
Jeff bringing it home. Thanks to Jeff and Greg for another highly sucessful race. Sure, this race has a 99% dropout rate, but one of these days you will have a couple of more people finish the whole 100k.
Jeff Lane's graphic art race design. Note: we saw that buck twice during the race!


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Nov. 19, 2015, 3:01 PM
- Medical insurers and managed care providers are taking it on the chin today. UnitedHealth Group (UNH -5.5%) brought the rain with its softer earnings guidance as a result of weaker demand for individual insurance purchased through exchanges. It seems that the premium hikes, which the Affordable Care Act was supposed to curtail, are having their predictable effect.
- Previously: UnitedHealth Group down 6% on lowered guidance (Nov. 19)
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- Hospitals rally on comments from Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, often a swing vote in important cases. He says there is a powerful point to the Obama administration's argument that the Affordable Care Act would fall apart if the subsidies were ruled invalid.
- The Court is currently hearing arguments in the case King v. Burwell, which challenges federal subsidies in states that did not create their own health insurance exchanges. Its final decision will not be announced until June, though.
- Hospitals and health insurers have the most at stake. They have benefited greatly since the law was signed in 2010. To date, 11.4M Americans have signed up for coverage in 2015, giving both groups more paying customers and potentially cutting the number of non-paying emergency room visits. If the subsidies were ruled invalid then many people would drop coverage due to the higher cost.
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- Magellan Health Services (MGLN -1.4%) slips this morning after announcing that it's investing another $17.5M in AlphaCare of New York, a newly licensed Medicaid Managed Long Term Care HMO and Medicare Plan.
- MGLN previously made a $2M equity investment in AlphaCare, in tandem with a $6M loan to AlphaCare Holdings.
- The latest round brings its total investment in the company to $25.5M, representing a 65% stake in the company after the deal closes.
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Magellan Health Services (MGLN -3.6%) says it's withdrawing from Fallon Total Care, its previously announced joint venture with Fallon Community Health Plan. MGLN saying the approved Medicare & Medicaid rates under the demonstration program in Massachusetts were not adequate to fund the expected health care costs. MGLN's 49% interest in the FTC Joint Venture will be transfered to Fallon, and won't have a material effect on guidance for 2013.| Jun. 21, 2013, 11:08 AM
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Shares of Vanguard Health Systems (VHS -8.44%) take a hit today after the company announced that it had surprisingly lost a contract covering Medicaid patients in Arizona over the weekend. Magellan Health Services (MGLN -4.2%) also takes some of the heat, as it operates a joint venture for behavioral health with VHS in the state.| Mar. 25, 2013, 11:58 AM
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Magellan Health Services (MGLN +1.5%) and Performant Financial Corp. (PFMT +1%) both move higher today after announcing that they have formed a strategic relationship to offer payment integrity recovery services to MGLN's commercial specialty pharmacy customers through Magellan Pharmacy Solutions.| Feb. 6, 2013, 1:36 PM
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Magellan Health Services (MGLN -4.2%) slips this morning after noting in an SEC filing that one of its commercial health plan customers doesn't intend to renew its contract and is going to contract with another behavioral health management vendor. For the previous nine months ended September 30, revenue from the account totaled around $144.5M, however the company doesnt' expect the cancellation to affect its guidance.| Dec. 31, 2012, 10:32 AM
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Consolidation in the health care sector continues to be the story today, as Magellan Health (MGLN) gains another 3.6% - on the back of yesterday's +8% pop - after saying it's been working with Credit Suisse for months exploring strategic alternatives, including a potential sale. Speculation is that the sale process is now at an advanced stage.| Jul. 20, 2012, 2:07 PM


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A delicious mixture of beans and spices that adds a zing to meals. It takes just minutes to prepare. Great for anything from dinner parties to eating outdoors
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- 1 (14 ounce) can black-eyed peas
- 1 (14 ounce) can chickpeas
- 1 (14 ounce) can kidney beans
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic, crushed
- 1 tablespoon sesame seed oil
- 1 onion, small dice
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon pepper, black coarse
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground red chili pepper
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 lemon
- 2 tablespoons coriander leaves, chopped
- Drain all the beans well.
- In a bowl place the sesame oil and garlic, mix well. Add the onion, stir.
- Sprinkle in the coriander, chili, cumin, black pepper and salt and stir.
- Mix with the beans, sprinkle over the lemon juice and garnish with coriander leaves.
- Serve at room temperature.
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I made this salad to bring to work for lunch today, and it was a great quick recipe. I happened to have all ingredients on hand which was also nice. I subbed onion & garlic powder for the "real thing" in the interest of saving time. I also ended up basically doubling all spices, and used approx. 3 TB lemon juice. Tasty, easy, and quick!
This is true to its name...it is a tad spicy. Even DH said it was spicy, just the way he likes it. This is quite easy to throw together. I did encounter a few problems....1) instructions do not indicate when to add red chili pepper so I added it with the other pepper, 2) instructions don't say how much lemon juice to use so I used half of a lemon, 3) instructions don't indicate whether to chill or serve immediately, etc. This recipe was prepared for Pick-A-Chef Fall 2006.


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A Yahoo! User Sep 12, 2009 23:13 Flag
the consensus is on NO.... then WHY are there still posters needlessly defending pie-eater on this forum? the answer is clear... he has had the time and money to win the title and has won nought.... the manager must be sacked.... obrigado!!!!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
JOSE...with u SACK HIM get him down the road and get Gus Hidink in...only problem is he seems to be committed to Russia till after 2010 World Cup ?
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Oct 6, 2009 18:01 Flag
I feel that the reason people defend Rafa is that it'll cause a lot of disruption in the changing room.. Especially from our spanish players who came here on account of Rafa being here..
Although they're on contracts as you no doubt know contracts can be bought. Do we wanna lose Torres? He could well go however he did pledge he'd be at Anfield but would that stance change if Rafa was no longer here? Then again it seems Rafa doesn't have what it takes to win the EPL.. Of course if we win the EPL I'll retract that :).
However Chelsea, Man Utd have lost less games than us... how many more games we gonna lose? Man Utd still have yet to raise their game cos they get better around this time..
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let's see, a month later and still no improvement..... cue for dave steer to come in with another lengthy post defending pie-eater.... obrigado friends!!!


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At medical schools, physician faculty mentoring committees usually include a senior member of their division (as lead member), a senior faculty not from their division but in a similar career track (e.g., clinician educator, physician scientist, clinician investigator, etc.) and usually from their parent department, and a third (or more) person(s) who may be selected by the mentee, or chosen to bring specific experience desired by the mentee into the group (in clinical or institutional administration, bench research, clinical trials, undergraduate medical education, or graduate medical educational administration, for example). They add to the resources available to each junior faculty for mentoring, spreading both the mentoring work and responsibility among several faculty beyond the mentees' direct and secondary supervisors. Mentoring committees meet with their charges formally once or twice each year, to review the accomplishments of their charges; to assure that the individual's activity plans are fully consistent with their college's promotion and tenure requirements; and to advise on any changes which the committee feels are needed in the stated plans. Frequently the mentee will have additional communications with members of their committee throughout the year, to ask about specific projects, request additional advice, or perhaps convey information on life or professional occurrences which may necessitate amending their development plans and move into another direction. Additional meetings may be requested by the mentee or committee lead when needed. The role of these mentors is to advise, facilitate, and at times advocate for, their charges. Although formal data are unpublished, mentoring committees are generally felt to promote scholarly productivity, improve faculty satisfaction, and perhaps improve recruitment by demonstrating the institution's commitment to career success of their faculty. Acknowledging the importance of mentoring, committee members are regularly recognized for their work by their departmental leadership.
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Against Matricide: Rethinking Subjectivity and the Maternal Body
Version of Record online: 9 FEB 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1527-2001.2011.01169.x
© by Hypatia, Inc.
Volume 27, Issue 1, pages 118–138, Winter 2012
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STONE, A. (2012), Against Matricide: Rethinking Subjectivity and the Maternal Body. Hypatia, 27: 118–138. doi: 10.1111/j.1527-2001.2011.01169.x
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- Issue online: 13 JAN 2012
- Version of Record online: 9 FEB 2011
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In this article I critically re-examine Julia Kristeva's view that becoming a speaking subject requires psychical matricide: violent separation from the maternal body. I propose an alternative, non-matricidal conception of subjectivity, in part by drawing out anti-matricidal strands in Kristeva's own thought, including her view that early mother–child relations are triangular. Whereas she understands this triangle in terms of a first imaginary father, I re-interpret this triangle using Donald Winnicott's idea of potential space and Jessica Benjamin's idea of an intersubjective space of thirdness. I argue that this space provides a maternal third term: a relation of connection and difference between two, a relation that inherits the affective, mobile, generative qualities of the maternal body as the infant (according to Kristeva) imagines it. This connecting space allows both mothers and children to emerge as subjects in their own right. I then suggest that potential-maternal space expands into language, so that language intrinsically allows the possibility of a speaking position of connection with the mother. Entrance into language need not entail separation or matricide: the problem is not language as such but the particular way that speech and logos have been defined historically.


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WIU History Faculty in the News: Highlights
- Dr. Simon Cordery Named New Department Chair of WIU Department of History
- WIU Hallwas Lecturer Dr. McNabb Receives 2012 Oustanding Faculty Award for Service
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2008 Joe Lieberman: Average Tipper
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So you're driving your cab and you get called to the Silver Cloud Inn near the University District. Not the usual spot for big names traipsing through Seattle, but there he is, slipping into your back seat: Joe Lieberman and his wife, Hadassah.
So goes the story from the Slog tipping and cab driving Joel Severson, who adds that Lieberman, presented with a $21.10 fare for getting from the Silver Cloud to the Pike Place Market (Severson blames traffic) handed over $25 and told the cabbie to keep the change.
On a $21 fare, thats very average," Severson told me. "Everything about him seemed modest. The place that he was staying, his tipping, the way that he tipped, and the way that he was dressed.
Aw. But did Severson overhear any secret Republican strategy coming out of Lieberman's mouth?
I thought they may have whispered something about something current," Severson said. "I really dont recall. They started to talk in hushed terms, but I dont think they were talking about any big names.
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Lawsuit filed in '09 fatal boat wreck
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Another lawsuit has been filed in a Dularge boating wreck that killed five oilfield workers in May 2009.
Michael Carrere, 43, of Bayou Blue; Carey Meche, 52, of Metairie; Bill Voss, 49, of Katy, Texas; Rene Gauthier, 59, of Houston; and Lawrence Flak, 54, of Conroe, Texas, were killed when their boat hit a barge in Falgout Canal near Bayou Dularge Road.
The men had planned to attend the Houma Oilman's Fishing Invitational in Cocodrie, an annual three-day charity event being held that weekend, friends said. Loved ones claimed the barge was unlit, making it difficult to see in the dark.
A number of lawsuits have been filed by the victims' families, as well as by Tarpon Rental, Carrere's company and the owner of the boat. A few name Antill Pipeline Construction Co. of Houma, the barge's owner.
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FRESNO Backhoes began digging up a parking lot in Fresno on Monday in search of tunnels and artifacts from an 1880s-era Chinatown that lies in the path of California's planned high-speed rail network.
An archaeological report prepared by the High-Speed Rail Authority indicates crews could find decades-old artifacts on several properties in the area. It also casts doubt on the existence of the tunnels, which it says are "questioned by scholars, cultural resource specialists and the general public alike."
However, it does not totally rule them out.
Community groups say the tunnels that linked businesses, residences, gambling halls and houses of prostitution are pieces of history for the nearly dozen ethnic communities that helped found Fresno in the 1870s and 1880s.
"It's our history, it's Fresno's history, it's valuable history," said local activist Kathy Omachi. "It's something you can actually put your hand on to say this is our history, and they're going to throw it away."
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What the Hell are you talking about? You posted comments AND a vanity thread minutes after you signed up. What else would you like to accomplish?
You need to get approved by Laz, and then start a blog.
That's what I'm thinking. What else do FReepers do besides post? Have I been missing something all these years?
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Akward - Hugh & Series !!
All noobs are reviewed for an indeterminate amount of time to ensure you arent a spammer or troll.
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Not that I would know first hand anything about that. Just sayin'.
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Next thing, you'll be telling him/her about the pool on the roof.
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That's nice. Thank you.
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You should know, we love to have any excuse to laugh and crack jokes.
Does that make it hard to type?
Never mind typing. Try driving 90 mph with your (bleep) hanging out that window. Awkward AND hard.
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Wow. A newbie and a vanity thread at the first post. LOL..welcome ;)
That wasn't my fault!
Rocky, do you think this has potential like the 1500+ post thread of FR folklore you mentioned yesterday?
That's about the only thing... :D
Unless you are a Class of'97,'98 or '99, you have to be really, really quiet here.
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okay ... I believe you. I check tweeeter and found reference from all those in D.C. that you had denied everything.
Huh ??
But you've been around for centuries, m'lady !
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Wait, so everything else typo wise IS?
Uh oh.
Welcome to FR!
Glad to have you. Seeing you posted a vanity thread, your gun is indeed loaded. Be careful!
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n00b (FReeper definition) any poster on Free Republic who has a sign up date more recent than your own.
Are you logged in?
I do admit, most typos happen while I am lurking or have the thread open.
No, I don't know how that works.
No, nobody is responsible for CGEB, not even their legal guardian.
A promising noob, never_eazii
Found it's no trick at all to be breezy;
..But the lines of his wit
..Were besmeared with horses***
Leaving all of us FRiends somewhat queasy.
True. Old guys hate having their naps disturbed.
It might help from one perspective. I would not be hunted as was earlier.
No need ot grovel.
Gravel, well.. I did lose that bag of gravel arond here somewhere.
If you find it, mark it for recovery.
And if it asks any questions, don't listen to it.
LOL, you're bad!
I'm not certain there is a good explanation for Classy Green Eyed Blonde.
Who was a he.
That wanted to be a she.
Beyond that.. uh.
Words fail.
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*shuffle shuffle*
Do not tempt Dragons for thou art crunchy when roasted and taste good with ketchup.
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STOCKTON - Kohl Open School's education foundation will hold a fundraising crab feed Feb. 16 at the Scottish Rite Temple, 33 W. Alpine Ave. in Stockton. The event is scheduled from 6 to 11 p.m. and will include no-host cocktails, dinner, a raffle and dancing. Proceeds will benefit Kohl's after-school program and augment classroom programs.
Tickets start at $45, tables for eight and 10 available. Space is limited. Those wishing to attend can send a check, made out to "KEF," to 4115 N. Crown Ave., Stockton, CA, 95207.
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Aspiring pilot recruited to be Navajo Code Talker
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A Navajo man who aspired to be a pilot but was recruited to become a Code Talker during World War II has died.
Michael Smith says his father, Samuel "Jesse" Smith Sr., died Monday night in Albuquerque after a bout with pneumonia. He was 88.
The elder Smith enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps to become a pilot "to get revenge" on the Japanese for bombing Pearl Harbor, Miachel Smith said. [auth] But his father's plan was derailed because he didn't have a high school diploma. Instead, he became one of hundreds of Navajos who used a code based on their native language to confound the Japanese and help win the war.
Samuel Smith later worked in law enforcement for the Navajo Nation and for the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. He also served as director of transportation and water resources for the tribe.
Smith and his late wife, who was from the Acoma Pueblo, had nine children among what Michael Smith estimated were 150 direct descendants.
It was his father's service as a Navajo Code Talker that inspired Michael Smith to join the Marines and become part of a commemorative all-Navajo platoon.
"To see his face when I graduated from boot camp and to see how proud he was, to me, that's what I felt was me paying my respects to him," Michael Smith told The Associated Press.
Michael Smith said he also is grateful for the time his father spent teaching him how to shoot a rifle, work on cars and how to be a father to his own children. The elder Smith never did fly planes, his son said.
Navajo President Ben Shelly has ordered flags lowered across the reservation through Friday.
Funeral arrangements for Smith are pending.
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Pfizer's Lipitor Market Share to Fall More, Watson CEO Says
Pfizer Inc.'s market share for the cholesterol pill Lipitor, now at 41 percent after losing patent protection last year, will decline further in the next five months, according to generic-drug maker Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Watson, producer of a Pfizer-authorized copy of Lipitor, competes with a generic version made by India's Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Watson and Ranbaxy entered the U.S. market on Nov. 11, and have exclusive rights for 180 days before other manufacturers can sell copies.
Paul Bisaro, Watson's chief executive officer, today revised a forecast he made last year that New York-based Pfizer would hold onto 40 percent of the market once the copycats went on sale. Pfizer gets revenue from Parsippany, New Jersey-based Watson's version.
"Their ability to maintain that 40 percent will probably erode," Bisaro said at an investor conference held by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York. "History would indicate that it would come down a little bit."
Pfizer's share of the market was 41 percent as of Dec. 24 for the second week in a row, according to an report from Bloomberg Industries.
Pfizer fell less than 1 percent to $21.60 at the close of New York trading. Watson gained 2.8 percent to $61.99.