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) reported an unchanged U.S. rig count (number of rigs searching
for oil and gas in the country), as an increase in the number of
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Winter in Paradise at the Taj Exotica Mauritius
From your own private infinity pool, you gaze out over the turquoise Indian Ocean to the lush green peak of Tamarin in the distance. Behind you, wide glazed doors open invitingly into the luxury of the Presidential Suite's spacious living room. From the crescent shaped beach, you can snorkel and scuba dive the nearby coral reefs, spectacular in their colorful marine life. After an afternoon sailing serene waters, you retire to the Taj Spa for a massage and a consultation with the Ayurvedic doctor. The setting is magical: spa pavilions and water courtyards surrounded by gardens and reflecting pools, overlooking one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. As the sun dips below the horizon, you sip a cocktail and anticipate the fine cuisine that awaits. You pinch yourself. Just another day in Paradise.
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On the Rocks, Santorini: Think Greece This Summer
This could be the most exciting setting on earth. Situated in the world's only inhabited volcano crater-- I kid you not-- On the Rocks is blessed with staggering views of the Aegean Sea and Santorini's world famous sunsets. The hotel is comprised of a complex of traditional Greek buildings: white-washed walls, dramatic blue furnishings, bougainvillea-draped terraces (and all that jazz). Situated above the charming village of Imerovigli, the hotel's exclusive apartments boast private verandahs overlooking the cusp of the volcano crater, with the brilliant blue sea beyond. Set to open April 1, 2007, this unique hotel will feature an impressive spa, inviting pool, and gourmet poolside restaurant serving traditional Greek fare. Noteworthy: one of the newest members of Small Luxury Hotels.
Conrad Chicago Weekend Getaway Offer
A luxurious weekend in Chitown, plus a $100 credit (per night) for incidental spending at the Conrad Chicago? Bring it on! Escape for an exclusive weekend getaway at Conrad Chicago and enjoy the charm of the Windy City combined with the unparalleled luxury of the hotel. From one of the most prestigious addresses on the Magnificent Mile, take in incredible views over the city skyline. Within walking distance of The Loop, The Merchandise Mart, and Lake Michigan, the Conrad is a perfect urban oasis, with the best restaurants and shopping experiences at its doorstep. The 311 spacious, contemporary guest rooms are stacked with state-of-the-art technology, while the bar and restaurant offer a stylish respite at the very heart of the city. Take advantage of this special weekend offer, valid for Friday and Saturday nights only, with rates starting from $245 per night. With your $100 credit, dine at the excellent restaurant or indulge in the small luxuries that are often forgotten. Available until March 31, 2007.
Las Ventanas al Paraiso, Los Cabos: Post-Dinner Bath Menus
Dinner and a... bath? Yep, that's right. Rosewood's world-renowned Las Ventanas al Paraiso, the only Five-Diamond property in Los Cabos, is once again leading the pack with
peculiar innovative amenities. From the ultra-luxury resort that brought you pre-loaded poolside iPods, Mini Cooper S Convertibles and Porsche Boxsters on property, in-room telescopes for star-gazing and whale-watching, pool-side services like sunglass-cleaning, sewing kits personalized to each guest's wardrobe, and the Hot Type author program (whew!), comes another cutting-edge service. When guests sit down to dine at the upscale dining room for an unforgettable meal at The Restaurant, they are presented with the dinner menu and the after-dinner bath menu, which offers a choice of a "Stress Relieving," "Rejuvenating" or "Sensual & Romantic" bath experiences. Choose from the lists of Champagnes, premium tequilas and Cuban cigars, to enjoy in the bath. So while you gobble down your Baja-Mediterranean cuisine, overlooking the pool and the Sea of Cortez, your bath will be prepared for a luxurious experience en-suite.
Fairmont San Francisco Celebrates Centennial
Perched on top of Nob Hill, the glorious Fairmont, where Tony Bennett premiered "I Left My Heart In San Francisco," is celebrating its centennial come April 18. The landmark hotel is beloved by visitors and locals alike for its views (you'll gasp at the panorama of the city and bay), spacious guestrooms (that epitomize elegance), and the wonderfully kitschy bar, The Tonga Room. As recently featured in the San Francisco Chronicle:
The United Nations charter was written there. Mick Jagger partied in the penthouse there... It's all in 100 years' work for the Fairmont Hotel... Although the Fairmont's birthday isn't until April 18, the hotel isn't waiting for formalities. It's rolling out a yearlong series of events: public tours, special teas and centennial cocktails, and a penthouse centennial package that goes for a mere $100,000 to mark the hotel's first century in business.
The world-renowned hotel first opened on April 18, 1907, exactly a year after the earthquake and fire ravaged the city. Standing proud on top of the city, the Fairmont became "a symbol of the city's rebirth," the favored haven for "the rich, the royal, and roaming heads of state."
Amanjena, Marrakech: Winter Break in Morocco
Marrakech... fabled city of gardens, souks, alluring red buildings, and the home of the first Amanresort on the African continent. Overlooking the snow-capped High Atlas Mountains, Amanjena is the ideal base for exploring the ancient city. With the Medina Winter Break, enjoy three nights of luxury in your own private pavilion, a delicious daily breakfast, massage, and guided tour of Medina. Experience the excitement of the ancient quarter of Medina on a walking tour, where the smells of cumin, mint tea, and freshly baked barley bread waft through the bazaars. Set in an oasis of palm and olive trees, the 32 rose-colored pavilions at Amanjena are the crème de la crème of accommodations, boasting outdoor soaking tubs and private courtyards. The luxurious spaces are appointed with Berber carpets and elegant Moroccan furnishings, reminiscent of a sultan's palace, and are equipped with all the technology comforts one expects in a five-star hotel. Facilities include two restaurants, a green-tiled swimming pool, two hammams, tennis courts, a gym, and a spa. The three-night Medina Winter Break at Amanjena is valid until March 15, 2007, with rates starting from $3,050 in a pavilion. Pavilion with a private pool is priced at $5,050.
Loews Regency Hotel, New York: A Wicked Night Out On Broadway
In the fast-paced City that Never Sleeps, Loews Regency provides an enclave of quiet elegance and indulgence. Here, it's the exceptional service, luxurious amenities, and attention-to-detail which distinguish this refined Park Avenue address among the plethora of NYC hotels. (Though the devoted regulars, head-over-heels for their preferred hotel in Manhattan, would rather keep it a closely guarded secret getaway). Leave it to the award-winning Loews Regency to devise the perfect night out on the town. You are invited to a "Wicked" night out to hit Broadway and take in the fabulous musical, "Wicked," winner of fifteen major awards, including a Grammy, three Tonys, and six Drama Desk Awards. Available until March 31, 2007, the "Wicked" package at Loews Regency includes luxurious accommodations in a magnificent one bedroom-suite (you'll swoon at the Park Avenue views from your balcony), two tickets to "Wicked," a welcome amenity of an autographed Charles Palmer cookbook and "Wicked" CD, car service to/from the Gershwin Theater, and three course pre-theater dinner at Charlie Palmer's Aureole. Total package cost is $1,399. To book, call 1-800-233-2356, and press 2.
Soniat House, New Orleans: Thousand Dollar Escape Package
What will $1,000 buy you? A pretty fantastic deal at New Orleans' most luxurious boutique hotel. Situated in the heart of the romantic Old Quarter, Soniat House exudes Old World elegance. Here, there are honor bars stocked with premium liquors, and daily breakfast is a favorite tradition: Creole café au lait and hot southern biscuits slathered with homemade strawberry preserves. The historical hotel, comprised of three large and gracious townhouses, is filled with striking antiques and the warm hospitality of an excellent staff. Imagine: spiral stairs, balconies, patios, and lush courtyards filled with olive, magnolia, guava, and ginger. Not just one of the best hotels in New Orleans, the award-winning Soniat House is considered one of the best in the world. After all, this spot is listed in the book 1,000 Places To See Before You Die, which describes the hotel as quintessential New Orleans, the most beautiful hotel in town. The Thousand Dollar Escape package at Soniat House includes three nights accommodation in a premier room, complimentary breakfast each day, dinner for two at a famous New Orleans restaurant and champagne on arrival. Minimum three nights stay required; the $1,000 rate does not include tax.
Valentine's Day Bubbly with Omni Hotels
Slackers rejoice. It's not too late to plan a special something to celebrate Saint Valentine. Omni Hotels to the rescue, with the excellent Sparkling Encounters package designed for couples to indulge in romance for Valentine's Day. Escape to any of Omni's 40 hotels in February-- like Houston's high-tech, AAA Five-Diamond hotel or San Francisco's perfectly-located hotel-- and enjoy a bottle of Moet & Chandon White Star Champagne, delectable champagne truffles from Teuscher Chocolates from Switzerland, and luxurious champagne-scented Bubbling Bath Salts, Massage and Body Oil and Body Cream from Bath Bloomers. As an added perk, guests will also have the option of upgrading their room for as little as $20. Available from February 1-25, 2007.
The Cove at Atlantis, Paradise Island: Discover Luxury in the Bahamas
In the Bahamas, the mega-resort of Atlantis, modeled after the mythical Lost Continent, offers a resort experience like no other. Gargantuan casino, enormous water-parks, 11 swimming areas, and a marine park stocked with 50,000 sea animals. Certainly not for everyone's taste. But now the behemoth of resorts is going upscale, with the stylish, suites-only Cove at Atlantis, set to open on March 15, 2007. Situated between two beautiful beaches, The Cove Atlantis will have a beach club, adults-only pool with beach concierge and plush daybeds, and balmy open-air lobby. Each of the 600 suites will offer French balconies with ocean views and enormous bathrooms (as befits the grandaddy of resorts). The beach and poolside cabanas will be equally as tech-savvy, equipped with flat screen TVs, wireless Internet, Bose 321 system, Private bathrooms and custom-stocked service bars. The folks at Atlantis are promising a "seductive and indulgent experience" at The Cove.
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Sooner or later, everyone comes across an "Alta is for Skiers" bumper sticker plastered on the back of someone's 4x4. You even see them in the East, where I live. There is a reason for this and now I know what it is. It goes beyond the fact that it is a place for skiing and not snowboarding. The Alta ski experience is the essence of skiing. There is minimal glitz and just a lot of snow, steep terrain, incredible mountain scenery, and many, many skillful skiers.
We spent two days there last week and each morning started with the booming of the avalanche control work that was going on as we waited for the Collins lift to start loading. We were fortunate to find powder each day, although there was no shortage of others who were also in pursuit of it. The alpine scenery is magnificent, with trees, peaks, cliffs, jagged rock faces, and open bowls of powder. Having someone who knows their way around would be a definite asset here, as there are many gullies, hollows, and cliff bands scattered throughout the terrain. Much of the terrain is very open, but much of it sort of sneaks up on you. The cliffs are well marked with ropes and signs, however.
Alta does have groomed cruisers, but I can't imagine going there if that is the kind of skiing that you are looking for. There is no shortage of bump runs and plenty of ungroomed terrain on the days that we were there.
At some point in their skiing career, everyone should go to Alta. I am so glad that I went. It is an experience that I will hold in my memory for a long time.
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One of the items I see a lot of times people are writing samples is that they write their own source code viewer. Instead of wasting this effort, why not leverage the one used in the Quickstarts? http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q312548 shows how you can use this for any ASP.NET application. Thanks to Andrew Mooney for reminding me about it.
Writer's block. How to dig past it? What do people do?
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From what I have understood the declarative paradigm indicate what is important to reach the solution and not how reach it but, being accustomed to think procedurally, I often make confusion...
So the solution is this one:
mymember(X, [X|_]).
mymember(X,[_|T]) :- mymember(X,T).
This is my declarative interpretation of this simple program:
1) X belong to the list if it is TRUE that X is the Head of this list (if the head element of the list unifies with the X element that I would know if is in the list)
2) If the first fact is not true (X don't unifies with the first list element) the program try to execute the second rule (and maybe here I have some interpretation problem). This rule say that: the head is true if the body of the rule is true)
The head of rule say that: X belongs to the TAIL of the list (I use an anonymous variable using the _ character to say that don't care of the first element of the list)
So this rule say that: It is TRUE that the X element belong to list without its head if it is TRUE that the X element belong to the tail of the list
Is it a correct declarative and logic interpretation of this program or I am missing something?


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I've been searching here for a few hours on how to set an image map so that one portion of a featured image is clickable. I think this is different from an image map simply placed within a post or a page because the featured image section doesn't allow for additional code there in the wp page admin.
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Running Time: 88
Director: Wildbill Witrock
Company: WW Productions
Cast: Lyric, Talon (I), Rick Masters, Kathleen (I), Joel Lawrence, Jade (I), Lolita (I)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Pro-Am
Cute babes will draw customers to this volume of the popular series.
Are there two Lyrics out there? The one who performs nicely in mish, doggie and cowgirl in this volume's opener doesn't look like the gal we've seen in person a couple of times, most recently at the Expo - but we could be wrong (and we're sure she'll let us know if we are).
Even better, however, are the three scenes that follow, the first with Asian beauty Lolita, who gets so caught up rubbing her clit on Joel Lawrence's pubic bone in cowgirl position that it's hard to tell where her orgasm begins and ends. Doggie action follows, then anal in the same position, for a very satisfying scene.
New porn gal Jade follows. Judging by the fact that she only lets Rick Masters splooge on her neck and chest suggests she doesn't like the taste of cum very much. On the other hand, she knows how to get the most out of a doggie pounding. Finally, lanky Kathleen seems about a foot taller than partner Talon, but she's right there to take his pop in her mouth after essaying mish, cowgirl and doggie anal.


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Reviews - The Kenilworth3
44 Osborne Rd, Jesmond,, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE2 2AL
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Customer Reviews
Our reviews are from genuine LateRooms.com customers. We verify that the customer has stayed before leaving a review.
Very Good
61% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Don't give you any details
Stayed here as a last minute resort.
We literally got the keys and that was it. There was no information given about check out and breakfast. We had to ask them, and then we missed out on our prepaid breakfast, to which they had no interest in resolving their error. Rooms were also noisy. Wouldn't stay here again.
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The Kenilworth
Friendly staff and a good sized, clean room.
Just what I wanted for my trip.
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Passed from pillar to post
Got call from Kenilworth hotel to say the website had given out too many rooms and we no longer had a booking.
This was approx a couple of weeks after booking. They offered us an apartment off site which I accepted. Some weeks later I was again called and told we were now going to stay in the Whites hotel in which I again accepted as we would be able to have breakfast on site. hecked website and it looked ok. Arrived, looked ok from the outside. Inside sticky carpets and tables. Got our room after a dingy walk through hotel. As expected not too great. We were meant to stay 3 nights but stayed only 2. On our second morning at breakfast their wasn't enough food for everybody!Thankfully our time spent at the hotel was minimal. Will be back in Newcastle next year and definitely will not be staying there.
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A nice location and clean rooms!
I and my friend stayed at this hotel when we attended a conference in New castle.
The location was really good, but with some noise from close by pubs and a bit of meaty smell which vanished by next morning. We realized that the hotel parking lot had three big vans, in which we struggled to maneuver our car to park. Soon we found a different parking slot in the same lot and quickly moved our car into that. We had a pub and good warm breakfast in the restaurant(included in the price). Though there were some minor issues like few bulbs not working, were rectified soon. Friendly receptionist and nice location (mainly student accommodations) and good restaurants(Italian) like 'Scalini' around made our stay manageable.
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Weekend away
Thought Jesmond was up market Newcastle.
We go away every weekend and stay I hotel from £80.00 up and beyond. Price isn't problem. Pictures looked fine, but they're dated hotel is in need of tic. More suited to the younger hen or stag night. Didn't get a wink of sleep due to the people upstairs. We were in room 1 our 3rd choice of room as I was unhappy with the first two. Grout missing. Paint over the bin, tear in stair carpet. If we weren't going to be charged we were going to find somewhere else.
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Response from hotel
Thank you for your review and I am sorry that you appear not to have
enjoyed your stay.
We believe that we offer good value for money, certainly in keeping with
the area and we have to disagree that our rooms need updating.
The room you stayed in has a bathroom which was refitted only last year and
whilst we accept that there may be very minor maintenance required such as
the grouting, we consider the rooms to be of a good standard. Your room is
clearly shown on the website and so I cannot understand why you question
the reality of the photographs: all are recent.
In terms of noise, Jesmond is indeed one of the more upmarket areas
of Newcastle but is also home to bars and students- this is clearly stated
on the website and guests not wanting to be near nightlife should maybe not
book a hotel near these amenities.
Sarah Hemy
Nice pub and food but the tired rooms are not for tired guests
Not sure if the 4 star rating is a hotel rating or a b&b rating but this is not a 4 star hotel.
We paid £90 a night so I think this review would have been more positive if we had paid a £50/60 a night. The staff were friendly and the bar and breakfast were good, but the hotel room was in shabby condition and in need of refurbishment. Ideal for stag weekends or hen nights but not for couples on a weekend break looking for a quality weekend destination.
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Visiting newcastle for first time
We were visiting newcastle for our first time.
We were staying in jesmond west. The kenilworth hotel was a great choice in which to stay. Beautiful room, spacious, lovely bathroom. Everything was spotless and the breakfast first class. Staff were courteous ano very helpful.
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The Kenilworth
Very nice bar area and food.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. A little disappointed with the room, especially the shower, it had black mould around the tray and some of the tiles. I know its a bit picky but that is the only reason I would not use the hotel again or recommend to a friend. Sorry.
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Lovely Stay
Me and my boyfriend stayed here and really enjoyed ourselves.
The hotel is in a lovely location, with lots of pubs and eateries nearby, and is relatively close to the city centre. Our room had essential items and everything we would have needed for our stay. The bar area of the hotel was really peaceful and relaxed. All staff were friendly and accommodating. Couldn't have asked for much more!
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The Kenilworth
Small room but pleasant despite size.
Our room was on the same floor as the bar so noisy until 12 but after this there was no problem sleeping. Room was basic and perhaps could have benefited from some more decoration or furniture.
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Webster Parish Sheriff's Office is working its first homicide of 2014, with two people in custody.
Sheriff Gary Sexton says the body of 18 year-old Omar Lott was found in a wooded area off of Walter Lyons Road.
A relative made the discovery just before 2:00 p.m. Wednesday and called authorities.
Sheriff Sexton says Lott's body had multiple gunshot wounds, and had been there for a few days. At this time, investigators believe Lott's death was the result of a drug deal gone bad.
Lott's family says he had been missing since Sunday night, but they never reported him missing to police or sheriff's deputies.
We're told two people are in custody, but there's no word on their charges. Sheriff Sexton says he expects another arrest.
While the investigation is still in the early stages, Sheriff Sexton says he may have details Thursday morning.
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Blocking State Leadership on Global Warming
Last week, EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson published the official explanation of his decision to deny a waiver of preemption for California's program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles. Robert Sussman, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, has a very good discussion of the misguided reasoning Johnson uses. The bottom line:
The role of state programs under a comprehensive climate change framework may be a legitimate subject for debate by Congress as it writes legislation. But Johnson's job wasn't to make policy judgments that belong to Congress. It was to apply the law. He failed in that responsibility. Although his decision will probably be undone, it will regrettably divert precious time and energy from the urgent task of slowing global warming.
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If you're going mobile this holiday season, you'll probably be still connected to the Internet in some way. Whether you're on your phone or using someone else's machine, you should keep in mind a few quick tips to make sure the end of your 2011 is happy and secure.
1. 'Tis the season to change your passwords.
Especially if you haven't yet in 2011, now is the time change the passwords of you most important accounts. F-Secure's Chief Research Officer Mikko Hypponen says, "Focus your password efforts to services that actually matter to you. Lousy passwords are not a sin on a site you don't really care about." Here's a system we recommend to create and remember strong passwords. Also keep in mind that you want to limit the private information you share on public machines or over free Wi-Fi networks. If you must do banking or shopping from a machine or network you do not trust, use one-time passwords, if at all possible.
2. Plan ahead but don't post ahead.
Decide which devices you need on your travels, back up your data, and hit the road. But wait till you get home to post your travel plans on social network. If you would like to make your whereabouts known to a group of people, consider email. If you must use Facebook, make sure you're a privacy settings master. The general rule is, "Don't tell anyone online that you're going out of town who wouldn't in real life." After you return home is the best time to share your photos and memories with your social circle.
3. Take the geo-tagging data off your images.
Every few months there is a major news story about how thousands of people are sharing their location unintentionally via the pictures that they take on their mobile devices. Even if you don't tell your social network that you're out of town, they already may know from the metadata on the photos you share. Here's how to turn off geo-tagging on your phone.
4. Shop smart and monitor your credit cards.
Make sure you're on a secure "https" site when you make any online financial transaction. Use retailers that you trust and search on their sites rather through search engines, if possible. Use one-time use credit cards if your bank offers them. If not use the same card for all online transactions and keep an eye on your credit card account at least weekly to report any suspicious transactions.
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Smartphones often contain the keys to our online lives. If you're out traveling celebrating, you're much more likely to misplace it. A remote lock software like our free Anti-Theft for Mobile makes it easy to lock your phone from anywhere. It can help you locate your device and, in the worst case scenario, you can remotely wipe it and protect all your sensitive data and private images.
Nothing is more irreplaceable than the time you spend with the people you love. Hopefully these tips will help you safely create memories that last a lifetime.
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Everything old is new again. That's a key point our chief research officer Mikko Hyppönen keeps making when discussing the current online threat landscape. And it's especially relevant when it comes to one of the most controversial stories of the 2016 United States presidential election -- the hack of the Democratic National Committee. If it turns out that a foreign government is actually attempting to meddle a domestic election, this would not be something history has never seen before -- even if the methodology, brazenness and scale of the meddling might feel new and ominous. F-Secure cyber security advisor Erka Koivunen points out that nation states have long been involved in "information warfare and the age-old use of misinformation, deception and false flag activities." Hacker Andrés Sepúlveda says says he traveled throughout Latin America "rigging major political campaigns." Sepúlveda claims that he "led a team of hackers that stole campaign strategies, manipulated social media to create false waves of enthusiasm and derision, and installed spyware in opposition offices, all to help [Mexican president] Peña Nieto, a right-of-center candidate, eke out a victory." And the idea that our growing reliance on information technology makes democracy uniquely vulnerable has been inspiring rumors of attempts to hack U.S. presidential elections for more than a decade, even sparking the imagination of those who believe that Anonymous may have prevented the hack of the 2012 election. Koivunen explained before that if you're involved with politics in 2016 that has international import, you have to assume you're being hacked. Hacking of high level political officials especially during a presidential election is now as predictable as the cyber attacks that inevitably pop up around every Olympics. But "hacked" is such a broad term it's important to distinguish the degrees of hacking. "Owning an election is gold; being able to influence it is silver; knowing the outcome in advance is bronze," Erka says. We have no idea if someone is trying to hack the election systems of a crucial U.S. swing state. But it seems that someone is trying to influence the 2016 election. Wikileaks, the organization that released the data from the DNC hack, has admitted that it timed this leak to do maximum damage the Democratic party nominee Hillary Clinton. And certainly every country in the world is trying to get all the intelligence they can that will help them prepare for the first new U.S. president in eight years. Certainly, the United States would be doing the same thing. What makes the DNC hack particularly newsworthy is that evidence of Russian cyber espionage -- including F-Secure Labs investigation into "The Dukes" gang -- makes is easy to accuse Russians of meddling in the election. And what's even stranger is that one of the U.S. major party candidates seems to be welcoming Russian involvement, at least as a sarcastic jest. So did the Russians hack the DNC, as some experts claim? This is why nation states love cyber attacks: attribution is very difficult to pin down. "Were the Russians in the DNC network? Sure," Mikko tweeted. "Did they plan to do this hack to support Trump? I don't think so." The goal is simply to capture as much information as possible so you can at least win a "bronze," as Erka calls it. "I think the Russians are in the network of the Republicans as well," Mikko added. "They wouldn't be doing their job if they weren't." So why did the information come out? Perhaps they saw a chance to win a "silver." Since they'd already been outed, they decided that they emails were "too good not to use." With the leap from bronze to silver the potential rewards and risks grow exponentially. So does this mean they might go for the gold? Wouldn't you, if you had the opportunity?
You might know what a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is. But if you're like many people out there, you probably don't use one. You should though. And when you finish this blog post, you'll know why. A VPN is a private network established over the internet. That might sound complicated, so simply put, a VPN provides security for your device's internet connection. The layer of security VPNs provide is how you make sure that data you send and receive is encrypted and safe from trackers, hackers and anyone else trying to intercept your data while it's in transit. Companies and schools use VPNs to let people connect to local networks from anywhere. And you can also use a VPN to stay anonymous whether you're at home, at work or school, or using an untrusted public network. And as an added bonus, of course, a VPN also lets you change your virtual location, which can mean unrestricted access to a whole world of content. So why is online anonymity so important? Who better to answer that than two real Freedome VPN users. And while we can assure you these guys are both real, in keeping with the theme of anonymity, let's just call them "John" and "Doe". "Anonymity is important because I really see it as a human right. Like if I'm looking for things that are really personal, I have the right to stay private and keep that information private," says John, a university student who's been using Freedome VPN for three months and counting. Doe, who is 29 and in the IT industry, has used VPNs before, but recently switched to F-Secure's Freedome. For him, using a VPN isn't just about protecting himself today: it's an investment in the future. "I've never had problems myself, but we know for a fact that there are organizations and people out there right now who are looking to get their hands on our information and identities for whatever reason. This is definitely going to be a bigger problem in the future, and I want to be prepared," says Doe. Both John and Doe say that most of their friends in the tech industry are using VPNs right now. But unfortunately, there are lots of people out there who aren't. "I really wish people were more aware of the fact that they're potentially giving away parts of their identity and privacy every single time they go online without a VPN," says Doe. John agrees. "If you think about how people are feeding more and more of their personal information into a wider and wider range of sites, services etc., it's obvious that the potential risks to our privacy are also increasing," he says. John and Doe definitely know what they're talking about and we couldn't agree more. There's never been a better time to take control of your online anonymity. So check out the Freedome VPN site for videos and more info. And don't forget to tap or click to get yours! [Image by Blue Coat Photos | Flickr]
Many people feel that some platforms are more secure than others. And while there may be some truth in that, what's far more common is that operating systems offer users security features that people choose to use, or ignore. As Micke has pointed out in the past, behavior is often more important for security than product features. So someone with an Android device that updates all the software, sets it up to keep the device and data in their control, and knows how to avoid risky behavior that hackers look for will keep their data safer than an iPhone user that's never even looked at the settings for their device. And based on what we saw at AltConf2016 – a developer event that mirrored Apple's last WWDC – it looks like many iPhone and iPad users are making some pretty basic security faux pas. So here's a few tips iPhone and iPad users can use to protect their devices and data. Don't forget to forget Wi-Fi networks Unlike Android and Windows Phone, iOS devices don't let you see your Wi-Fi history. It might not seem like it, but periodically cleaning out your Wi-Fi history is important. We've shown in the past that many people configure their devices to automatically connect with Wi-Fi hotpots they've connected with before. This leaves them exposed to hackers spoofing Wi-Fi hotspots (which is surprisingly simple and inexpensive to do). So if you're an "auto-connector", you should always remember to "forget" public Wi-Fi networks that you use in the odd café, hotel, or restaurant you visit. Because iOS devices don't let you see your network history, you can't pick and choose old networks you want to forget. So iOS users have two options: either forget a Wi-Fi network before you leave and walk out of range, or do a periodic network reset to clean out your entire network history. Don't name your device after yourself During AltConf2016, F-Secure set up a Wi-Fi hotspot to see whether or not people would connect to any available free Wi-Fi. And as we've seen in the past, people take their Wi-Fi wherever they can get it. While many people connected and disconnected frequently, it was clear that lots of those people seem to name their device's after themselves – approximately 80% of the devices that connected included a first name as part of the device identifier. And out of that 80%, 70% of them were iOS devices (Android and OS X devices constituted the remaining 30%). Now, hackers won't really need this information to "pwn" their victims. But little tidbits like these are great for scams that use social engineering. Fraudsters and tricksters can use something as simple as this to manipulate people as part of a larger scam. It's tough to say why personalizing devices seems more popular among iOS users than their Android/Windows counterparts. And having unique device names helps keep them separate on, say, a family's Wi-Fi network that can have multiple people using it at any one time. But using initials or some other way to differentiate them is a better way to personalize your device without necessarily giving tech-savvy fraudsters the opportunity to learn something they can use to scam you. Use app restrictions (they're not just for kids) Earlier in the year, F-Secure Security Advisor Sean Sullivan recommended people change their iOS settings to take advantage of the various restrictions you can use. You can check out his blog post about it here, but basically, using iOS' restrictions can create safeguards against malicious apps or attacks that try to trick your device into sharing information without your knowledge. Attackers use apps and processes that can run without requiring direct action from users (such as cloud storage services) to steal data. It's something often seen as part of corporate cyber attacks, so it's especially important to do this if you use your iPhone or iPad for work. And as my colleague pointed out in this recent blog post, you should already be using two-factor authentication and strong, unique passwords. [Image by Kārlis Dambrāns | Flickr]


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I am stumped on writing the logic to test my four bit adder with inputs X[0:3], Y[0:3], and Cin, and outputs S[0:3], Cout, and OVF. I think my problem is either with my adder layout, or more likely, with the way I am assigning values to the busses.
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X= 10 Y= 9 Cin= 0 S= 7 Cout= 0 OVF= 0;
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Chocolate Spiders
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Prep 5 mins
Cook 20 mins
My German friend Anja introduced me to these and they are fantastic. One of the fastest recipes going and very more-ish indeed. The cook time is usually the time needed in the fridge to let them set
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- 1 (100 g) packetof fried noodles, broken into small pieces
- 2 tablespoons peanut butter
- 200 g baking chocolate
- Microwave chocolate and peanut butter in a microwave safe mixing bowl for about 30 seconds on high.
- If not melted and then microwave again in 5 second intervals.
- Mix well until it is a smooth paste.
- Add noodles and coat them well.
- Spoon the mixture in dessertspoon sized blobs onto greaseproof paper or into patty papers.
- Place in fridge until the chocolate sets.
- You can also give these spiders eyes by sticking chocolate chips onto them.
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In Search of This Year's Chris Johnson
Fantasy experts are flummoxed by young, promising players like Jamaal Charles
The biggest debate in fantasy football circles right now doesn't center around Tom Brady or Terrell Owens. The man at the center of the fantasy football universe is Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, and the question hanging over is what to do with him.
Over the last four games of the 2009 season, Mr. Charles ran for 658 yards, including a 259-yard performance against Denver in the finale. The 2008 third-round draft pick out of Texas was poised to accept the bulk of Kansas City's carries in 2010, and was well on the way to being a fantasy superstar. He seemed to be a running back with little competition who runs and catches for oodles of yards (40 receptions for 297 yards in 2009). But a funny thing happened on the way to Mr. Charles's supposed breakout season: in March, the Chiefs signed free agent running back Thomas Jones, who had run for career highs of 1,402 yards and 14 touchdowns with the Jets in 2009.
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The debate over Mr. Charles has been raging among fantasy experts and mock drafters ever since. Will Mr. Jones split the carries with Mr. Charles, downgrading both of their fantasy values? Or will Mr. Jones be a touchdown vulture, similar to what Jerome Bettis did to Willie Parker's stats in 2005? That season, Mr. Parker had 54% of the total rushing yardage, but only 19% of the touchdowns. Mr. Bettis, by then the goal line specialist, had 17% of the yardage but scored a whopping 43% of the touchdowns.
The answer of What to Do with Mr. Charles lies in that deep abyss of the unknown that has become an annual fantasy football guessing game. Mr. Charles may be the current poster child for this growing frustration of determining which running back in a crowded backfield an owner should select. But the problem is widespread across the NFL: How to avoid the bust, and how to target the breakout? Mr. Charles — who is currently, on average, the 34th pick in early mocks at MockDraftCentral.com, but has gone as high as 12th overall — is just the latest case.
And the numbers bear out just how tricky these picks can be. Thanks to data culled from MockDraftCentral.com, CBSSports.com, and ESPN, The Wall Street Journal was able to compare the average draft position (ADP) of players picked in fantasy football drafts against their final fantasy ranking since 2006. They have correlated at a rate of about 40%. In other words, just two in five players ended up with numbers as good as their preseason rankings. This should not inspire confidence.
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|Adrian Peterson, Min RB
|Matt Forte, Chi RB
|Maurice Jones-Drew, Jac RB
|Michael Turner, Atl RB
|Steven Jackson, StL RB
|LaDainian Tomlinson, SD RB
|Larry Fitzgerald, Ari WR
|DeAngelo Williams, Car RB
|Chris Johnson, Ten RB
|Steve Slaton, Hou RB
A look at the top 10 players drafted for fantasy leagues last year finds only Tennessee's Chris Johnson finished with rankings in ESPN's scoring system as high as their preseason draft position
The 2009 season had the highest correlation rate (46.8%) of any draft since 2006, and even then, the ADP/final ranking comparison reveals a fantasy bloodbath for first-round picks. (See adjacent chart.) Nine of the ADP top 10 were running backs, and none of them suffered season-ending injuries or missed more than five games. They either lost their jobs completely or held on to them but underperformed.
Conversely, fantasy drafters generally missed 2009's best fantasy players in their drafts, sometimes by a mile. The top five in ESPN's scoring system:
1. Tennessee running back Chris Johnson (ADP of nine)
2. Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers (36)
3. New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees (17)
4. Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre (122)
5. Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning (25)
Mr. Johnson, 2009's fantasy darling, also served as the winningest fantasy player last season. In CBSSports.com leagues, teams he was featured on had a 60.4% winning percentage. But final point totals don't really help in this category; he was followed by Mr. Rodgers (56.7%), Baltimore's Ray Rice (56.4%), New Orleans kicker Garrett Hartley (56.3%), and Cleveland running back Jerome Harrison (55.7%). Finding a winning running back according to these numbers boils down to the art of guessing the correct member of a crowded backfield. Mr. Rice had competition from Willis McGahee. Mr. Harrison was buried behind Jamal Lewis before breaking out later in the season. Mr. Charles (54.1% win percentage) had two competitors scaring off potential fantasy owners.
Even Mr. Johnson had a backfield mate, in LenDale White. In 2008, Mr. Johnson ran for 1,228 yards and nine touchdowns; Mr. White ran for 773 with 15. No one expected much to change heading into 2009. Mr. White's ADP was 70. Drafters selected him as high as 23rd overall, while Mr. Johnson's lowest selection at MockDraftCentral.com was an eerily-close 22. Those who went with Johnson were rewarded. Those who thought Mr. White might repeat his 2008 performance were left with not much. In fact, Mr. White didn't even make the top 150 for winning percentage for teams that drafted him. And although many drafters may claim to have known Mr. Johnson was going to break out in 2009, even Rotowire — winners of two expert accuracy challenges last season — were unsure of what to expect.
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Sweet. It would be nice to get some real sports back at the White House, instead of the lame golf they do now.
When Obama is president, he needs to have George Clinton paint the White House black. Just a piece of it, maybe in the back. They can paint over it after a while. But just let George, and any other P-Funk all-star do it. That'd be cool.
i found an interesting POV about the wright/obama incident here, via slate:
one of my favorite points from this piece on the disconnect b/w whites and black in america:
Two thirds of whites believe that blacks have achieved or will soon achieve racial equality. Nearly eighty percent of blacks believe that racial justice for blacks will not be achieved either in their lifetime or at all in the U.S.
this whole experience has made me realize that many whites are still woefully ignorant about the black experience in america.
Josh, I don't think anybody is begrudging Wright his vitriol. I think some of us wish he were just a little cra-ZA-zy. Or that at least certain prez candidates would have better judgment in picking pastors...
The irony, of course, is that Obama picked that church/pastor on purpose ... on political purpose ... to get some cred in his state Senate district where he was seen as too white.
Go Bruins!
"Uppity?" I suppose we're all supposed to say thank you for not dropping any more N bombs.
@4- I've said it before: some of Wright's positions are divisive and false, others have just been deliberately misrepresented by the media (an out-of context soundbite is so much more sensational than balanced and thoroughly researched portrait). There's a lot of good work Wright has done that goes along with the bad.
In addition to being disgusted by her willingness to make such an ad hominem attack on a fellow Democrat, I'm surprised Clinton and her followers are willing to make this argument considering her own spiritual advisor is rather questionable. You haven't done much reading on the Fellowship (also sometimes called the Family), have you? I would have preferred to leave the candidates religious convictions and personal lives alone, but if one's personal faith is such an integral part of their qualification for President, are you sure you're comfortable with the spiritual choices of your own preferred candidate?
Oh, elenchos...
I flagged it with a "like" to send up a flare for slower readers that I was making fun of the "uppity" thing. Oh well.
I'm just jealous because I don't have a special dispensation to use racist language as long I'm being quote-quote ironic.
I don't see how centuries of discrimination excuses saying the us govt. created HIV. Period. Untruths are wrong, bad, etc. I think that's the 7th comandment if you want a religious basis or maybe the 8th.
I think we should focus on how centuries of discrimination affect us today including:
1. lack of weatlh accumulation: we need college aid for all.
2. lack of political power: we need to end felon loss of voting rights due to arbitrary and silly drug laws that are discriminatory in their impact. We need DC voting rights. No coincidence that the only majority-black jurisdiction is the only one without voting rights in congress.
3. prior de jure housing segregation: today's de facto ineuqality in school opportunity. Thus federal equalization and aid for all schools.
These things about real power and lack of power and real money and lack of money and real education and lack of education are more important than focusing on who said what or who didn't say what making what they did say racist or disrespectful by some kind of vague implication and arbitrary media frenzy/consensus process.
from crosscut and an obama supporter:
[regarding the Pastor Wright issue] there is evidence that the matter is peeling away former independent and Republican support from Obama and could jeopardize as well support among white Reagan Democrats in northern industrial states the Democratic ticket must carry in November. (....
...In historical terms, the 2008 combat between Obama and Clinton has been downright mild. ....But none of this begins to approach the toxic stuff purveyed at the 1948 Democratic convention, ...; the 1960 convention,... the dreadful 1968 and 1972 bloodbaths; or even the spirited 1984 competition ... It most approximates the plain-vanilla 1992 competition among Bill Clinton, Paul Tsongas, and Jerry Brown or the 2000 contest between Al Gore and Bill Bradley. (
....There is no reason whatever that Hillary Clinton, with so many weeks remaining until the Denver convention, should throw in the towel now. ....
Meanwhile pollster.com is showing Obama behind McCain nationally by 5 and growing, and behind McCain in swing states (losing to McCain in PA, FL, MO (15 points!), and OH; tied with McCain in VA MN; beating McCain in IA NJ OR and WI).
Wow. Behind in Pa nad OH and FL, tied in MN. Does not bode well.
Did vitriol and the slow pace of racial justice in America cause Rev. Wright to say that AIDS was created to kill black Americans?
unPC: less is more, amigo!
Geez, you all. I thought AIDS WAS created to kill Queers?
And most of the dead in the bad, bad first decade were indeed white fags.
Right here in Seattle, I lost many, many friends and quit counting at 10. All white and all gay men ... seems some bad information is being peddled by Pastor Wright, if not just outright distortion.
taken a look at the national data recently Jake?
Anyone who thinks that Wright's views aren't widely held in the black community (esp. in the southeast) is living a sheltered life.
Do you know whether Bill Russell has a blog? Seriously. I'd love to read what that man has to say.
To UNPC - google "tuskeegee" and "syphillis" together - and find out the historical context in which African-Americans can believe that the government would intentionally inflict harm to the African-American community.
gnossos and Stella- your argument that we are supposed to respect Rev. Wright's ignorant and uninformed views because they are held by many blacks is pathetic.
Should we also respect the "historical context" of the KKK? Because a lot of people from the "Southeast" like them, too.
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"The most rational application of this and all cancer-vaccine modalities will be the use of this vaccine for surgically treated patients who do not have any tumor remaining at all," Kirkwood says.
That may very well turn out to be the case, says Garo Armen, PhD, Antigenics Inc. chairman and CEO.
"If we can make a fundamental improvement in melanoma treatment, it would be terrific," Armen tells WebMD. "It is our opinion that Oncophage would be most effective in patients who are slightly earlier in the course of disease than traditional end-stage patients. This particular trial gives us an indication of that. We tested the vaccine in late-stage melanoma, in patients with an expected survival of six to 12 months -- but the healthier patients did much better. That is pretty much as our scientific information has told us it should be."
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There was a time when Karina Galicia would change the subject when her friends brought up immigration. She constantly worried that she would be arrested if anyone found out she was living in the U.S. illegally. But after years of hiding it, she decided last year that telling her story would do more good than harm.Read More »
Raucous debate on immigration to get under way
WASHINGTON — Senators writing a comprehensive immigration bill hope to finish their work this week, opening what's sure to be a raucous public debate over measures to secure the border, allow tens of thousands of foreign workers into the country and grant eventual citizenship to the estimated 11 million people living here illegally.Read More »
McCain lowers expectations for immigration reform
Sen. John McCain worked to lower expectations surrounding his plan for immigration reform and hinted at difficult disagreements in Congress during an emotional town hall meeting in his home state of Arizona on Monday that saw people on both sides of the debate exchange fiery insults.Read More »