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Click here to go to Zap2it's "From Inside the Box" blog to see my interview with Greg Gutfeld, host of FOX News' late-night comedy-news show "RedEye w/Greg Gutfeld," a story which will also be offered to newspapers in syndication.
I recommend you go there, then come back here, because, loyal Cuppers, I have very nearly saved the best of Gutfeld — who blogs at "The Daily Gut" — just for you.
Here's a sampling of our further conversation.
Each night, Gutfeld's "disgusting" (or so Gutfeld says) sidekick, writer and editor Bill Schulz, offers the Billabuster, his liberal (or at least contrarian) counterpoint to Gutfeld's generally conservative monologue, a k a the Gregalogue. I admit to Gutfeld that I've been known to fast-forward through the Billabuster.
Gutfeld: "Yeah, I've been getting a lot of that lately. I think it's time. You're not the first person who's said that. I think half the time (the Billabuster) is really good, but it's a hard thing to do on 'RedEye.' My Gregalogues are generally fairly tongue-in-cheek. It's hard to take a counterpoint to something that isn't taking itself too seriously.
"I'm actually, a lot of time, in my own Gregalogues, making fun of my own opinion."
"RedEye" recurring guest Sherrod Small, a New York comedian, recently also appeared on the FOX News
weekend talk show "Huckabee," and asked a question of host Gov. Mike Huckabee.
Gutfeld: "It's amazing. I hear rumors that they're actually going to do a show together. It's going to be 'Huckabee and Small.'"
Since "RedEye" is at least partly political, I wonder whether either a presidential win by GOP contender Sen. John McCain of Arizona, or by Democratic contender Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, might affect how the show is done.
Gutfeld: "I would say, you should just tackle each day's stories with the same attitude no matter who wins. So I don't think, if
McCain wins, that will affect how we do our show, or if Obama wins, that that will affect how we do our show.
"But if Obama wins, there will be more stories to tell, because you're going to have a Democratically controlled House and Senate, and if they start going down their Christmas list, it's going to be an interesting year. There will be a lot to choose from."
Some in conservative circles are concerned that an Obama win, coupled with the aforementioned Democratic majorities in Congress, might revive efforts to reinstate the Fairness Doctrine, which could force broadcasters to allot time equally to differing political viewpoints. No one knows right now if this will happen, but if it did, it would likely have its greatest impact on conservative talk radio, which has proven in recent history to be more financially successful than its liberal counterpart.
Gutfeld: "The hilarious thing about the Fairness Doctrine is, why does it apply only to talk radio? That is because the overwhelmingly successful kind of talk radio is conservative, or what you'd call commonsense talk radio. That is the only area the Fairness Doctrine is focusing on.
"It doesn't apply to the Web. Think about entities like the Huffington Post or the Daily Kos. If you said, 'OK, if you go to the Huffington Post, and you count the number of people that post there, 99.99 percent are liberal — you have to cut that in half.'
"Of course, that's completely ridiculous, but that's what they're talking about with talk radio. If you just apply it to another realm, you see the idiocy.
"I wouldn't be surprised if the idea is reintroduced, and I wouldn't be surprised if Obama doesn't veto it. Then again, I don't know, he could surprise you."
As a citizen, Gutfeld's focus in this seemingly endless political campaign isn't always on the candidates (and for the record, he has said he is a McCain supporter).
Gutfeld: "I don't mind the candidates. I mind the behavior of supporters. I could definitely stomach
Barack Obama, but I can't stand the endless stream of knucklehead celebrities that feel they need to open their mouths in support. All it does is hurt his cause.
"There is a certain kind of almost fascism…behind these supporters, that if you don't accept the world of Obama unquestioningly, there's something wrong with you.
"I think he's an exceptional person. There's no question, he's one of the smartest political people I've seen, but I just can't stand this Messiah complex. It makes me ill.
"On the other side, McCain's campaign is just troubling at times. You don't know what's going on.
"There are issues, but it's really not about the candidates. For me, it's about supporters and stuff. That's what annoys me.
"But basically, it's a great time to be working on a news network."
Gutfeld also isn't in the mood to hear overseas comments on whether America is ready for an African-American president.
Gutfeld: "I'm not offended, but a little bit insulted, by people who assume that America has a problem with electing a black president. This is usually from European critics. I've lived in England, and I've been around the world. There's far more discrimination going on in other parts of the world that you'd ever see in America.
"America is the most successful melting pot in the history of the world. Don't tell us we're racist. They have to look in their own backyards."
Gutfeld started as a magazine writer and editor and later was a Huffington Post blogger and author before becoming the host of "RedEye." But he hasn't done what many other conservative pundits have
done and served a stint as a radio talk-show host.
Gutfeld: "Yeah, I've guest-hosted Dennis Miller's show. I've done a lot of radio shows as a guest. It's a lot of fun. It's a lot of freedom. You don't have to take a shower, and you can eat a sandwich."
But, will Miller — a regular contributor to FOX News' "The O'Reilly Factor" — appear on "RedEye?"
Gutfeld: "Not yet, but we've been gently prodding him. I'm sure he's going to do it, but we haven't nailed him down. But we will. He's a big fan."


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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sliced mushrooms
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Cubed cooked chicken
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Pieces Should Be Fairly Large)
|Dry sherry
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1 Dash
|Light cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Egg yolks
|Hot toast/Fluffy rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
1. In a skillet heat the fat, add the mushrooms and cook until almost tender. Add the chicken, half the sherry, the salt and pepper and cook slowly until the mushrooms are tender.
2. Transfer the mixture to the top of a double boiler, add the cream and heat thoroughly over boiling water.
3. Add the remaining sherry and the egg yolks lightly beaten with a little of the hot sauce. Cook, stirring, until thickened. Correct the seasonings.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2531 Calories from Fat 1410
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 157 g241.8%
Saturated Fat 69.6 g348.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1195.2 mg398.4%
Sodium 2436.4 mg101.5%
Total Carbohydrates 136 g45.4%
Dietary Fiber 5.3 g21.3%
Sugars 7.8 g
Protein 136 g272.1%
Vitamin A 119.3% Vitamin C 26.8%
Calcium 42.6% Iron 88.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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These "Hart of Dixie" recaps seem to say the same thing every week without fail: Joel is not the right guy for Zoe. And once again, he proved his inadequacies in "Family Tradition," and even though Wade never even shared a scene with Zoe, he once again proved he's the right guy for her now that he's grown and matured and found himself. How long is it going to take for these two to get back together? How long must we suffer from the era of Joel? Make it stop, we beg of you!
Alright, so that got a little dramatic. But hey, we just call it like it is. So how exactly did Joel fail once again at being the right guy for Zoe? In this week's episode of "Joel Sucks" … erm, we mean "Hart of Dixie," Zoe decided it was time to finally get to know the Wilkes side of her family tree … and that was only because Harley's (Zoe's biological father) cousin Winifred owned the house that Zoe and Joel wanted to rent. You see, they had just been presented with the award for the longest staying residents in Dash's bed and breakfast. After all the unannounced walk-ins from Dash, Joel decided it was time for them to find their own place.
So if Winifred owned the house, you'd think that would be a good thing for Zoe — you know, nepotism and all that, right? But since Zoe is Zoe, it turns out that she never actually reached out to the Wilkes family. And when the Wilkes' sent her invitations to all their family barbecues and parties, Zoe ignored them. Her excuse was that she was busy forming her practice, but it was clear she just didn't prioritize family, never having a good one before.
But after watching the movie "Dolphin Tale" over and over again, Zoe finally (thought she) understood the concept that "family is forever," and decided to crash an 8-year-old Wilkes' birthday party the next day, knowing full well the entire family would be there. She figures that showing up unannounced to a kid's party to meet everyone all at once after ignoring all their efforts to get to know her is a good idea … because this is Zoe Hart, after all. She always gets these crazy optimistic ideas and hopes for the best. The thing is, she needs someone to bring her back down to earth and make her see reason: obviously this is a terrible idea. But Joel just went along with her plan, and because he didn't bring her back to reality and suggest sitting down with Winifred one on one and slowly meeting the family, everything went horribly, horribly wrong.
Zoe freaks out upon arrival and lies to her cousin Vivian, saying Joel is the party entertainment (a magician) and her name is Chloe. Oof. She slowly starts to meet everyone, but they just think she's the magician's agent or something. Vivian's son is the birthday boy, named Harley, and that got to Zoe. She falls in love with the fun, outgoing, loving family, and decides to tell them who she is. But what she didn't understand — and what she needed someone to tell her — was that lying to them to begin with poisoned any good feelings they might have had towards her.
Vivian rightly didn't see any goodness in Zoe's confession, and tells her that with family, you get what you put in, and she hasn't put in anything. Which is true: Zoe only showed up to finally meet the Wilkes when she needed something (to get on Winifred's good side to rent the house) and she expects the Wilkes clan to accept her with open arms after she ignored them for years? Joel just stood by and agreed to Zoe's plan, pretended to be a magician, and didn't speak up to tell her she was handling the entire situation wrong. You know what Zoe needed? Wade.
But how do we know that Wade would have handled the situation in the right way, especially since the two of them didn't even share a scene in Monday's episode? Well, by the way Wade handled his own issue in the episode. You see, the Rammer Jammer had been doing so well lately, it grew 20% in profits. The owner of Fancy's, Edward, came to the Rammer Jammer looking for Lemon in the wake of all her success. It turns out that he's retiring and wants to sell Fancy's to Lemon — and Fancy's has always been her dream since she was a child. Her decision of what to do — stay at the Rammer Jammer or buy Fancy's — was made easy after her tough day, since Wade keeps sleeping with the female employees, the cook lost an earring in the slaw, and the health inspector sprung a surprise inspection. Lemon was sick of dealing with the less-than-classy standards of the Rammer Jammer.
When Lemon told Wade that she wanted to buy Fancy's, instead of freaking out or being angry with Lemon, Wade once again proved his maturity and handled the situation like an adult. He told her he'll buy her out of her half of the Rammer Jammer so she can buy Fancy's and run it on her own … he knew that Fancy's was not his style and he was happy with the Rammer Jammer, but he knew that Lemon deserved and wanted better, so he would do all he could to help her achieve her dream. All together now, "Awwww!"
But after Lemon's offer for Fancy's was too low, Edward went with another buyer. When Lemon came back to ask Wade if she could still be his partner, he acted like a true friend. He told her she would always have a place by his side, but the Rammer Jammer wasn't her dream. It won't make her happy, so he can't let her squander her life doing something that she doesn't want to do. So while Lemon is once again aimless and without purpose, she has her friendship with Wade and her freedom to find her true passion.
And that is why Wade is better for Zoe than Joel. Wade knows what's right for someone even if they don't want to admit it or even see it themselves. Wade wouldn't have gone along with Zoe's epic failure of a plan. He would have told her that she needed to be up front with the Wilkes from the get go, and maturely get to know each and every one of them on their own before jumping in to the whole group. Maybe Winifred would have ended up renting out the house to Zoe and Joel, and maybe she wouldn't have, but at least they'd finally have a familial relationship. But now, Zoe doesn't have a bond with her family, and she doesn't have the house … she and Joel just put up a Do Not Disturb sign on their door. One step forward, a bajillion steps back.
Another heartbreaking story line in "Family Tradition" had to do with the possible beginning of the end of Lavon and Annabeth. After AB's parents came to visit — and they're hardcore Auburn fans, while Lavon used to play for 'Bama — they put their football differences aside to try and get Lavon to propose to AB. They don't care about football rivalries if it means their daughter would get to marry the mayor … but Lavon isn't at the proposal stage yet.
After AB freaks out at her parents — to be fair, there was no subtlety in their "hints" — Lavon and AB finally talk about the real issue at hand. Lavon thinks their relationship is fine just how it is, but AB needs to look into the future and plan. She needs to know if they're on the right path … namely, marriage and children. She already was married and divorced once before, and knows she can't waste any time in a relationship if it's not going anywhere. Lavon doesn't know how to answer her question, so she decides to sleep at her own place that night, and things aren't looking good for these two.
And even though we saw it coming from a mile away, it didn't hurt any less: George finally gave in to Lynly's manipulations. Ugh. This has been a terrible pairing from the start and we really hoped George wouldn't fall prey to Lynly. She is just insufferable, and can't take a hint that George
isn't interested in her. But after she got a job as a bartender at the Rammer Jammer and made George jealous, he stops pushing her away and kisses her. Noooo, George, you're better than this! Abort! Abort!
All in all, "Family Tradition" only made us happy about one thing: Wade is doing everything right this season … except for making Zoe see that she belongs with him. We get that he's confident they'll end up together, but we're not as patient as him. Joel needs to go, now, before he screws up any more aspects of Zoe's life.
"Hart of Dixie" airs Mondays at 8 p.m. ET on The CW.


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Dramatic cool change set to hit Victoria Tuesday afternoon
Dramatic cool change set to hit Victoria Tuesday afternoon
After a run of warm to hot days, temperatures in Victoria are set to plummet by as much as 20 degrees in some areas, says UBIMET, an internationally recognised leader in meteorology and severe weather warnings.
"A southerly change is forecast to sweep across the state on Tuesday afternoon and the temperature change will be sudden and dramatic," says James Wilby, UBIMET Senior Meteorologist.
"The last few days have seen Melburnians flock to the parks and beaches as blue skies and soaring temperatures have resulted in an early taste of summer – and the AFL Grand Final on Saturday was the hottest on record, with temperatures hitting 31.3 degrees Celsius."
The highest October temperature in Melbourne occurred back in 1914 when the thermometer topped out at a scorching 36.9 degrees, while 2006 came in a close second when 36.6C was recorded.
After a hot Saturday and milder Sunday (top temperature in the mid-20s), the temperature has risen rapidly today (Monday) to reach the mid-30s, and this is set to be replicated on Tuesday.
"Gusty northerly winds have brought searing temperatures from the interior of Australia southward into Victoria, which has caused the temperatures to rise," says James. "But this won't last, with a cold front forecast to hit on late Tuesday afternoon.
"This will spread eastwards through Victoria, bringing a dramatic change in temperature. It will be associated with gusty winds – especially for Bayside areas, with winds up to 100kmh possible for a short time around St Kilda.
"Other locations around the Bay, including Geelong, Frankston and metropolitan Melbourne, are also at risk, with wind gusts in excess of 90km/h forecast for a short time as the change surges in."
UBIMET forecasts a cool day on Wednesday, with a maximum of just 17 degrees in Melbourne, some three degrees below the October average. Temperatures are then forecast to gradually climb once again towards next weekend, although UBIMET doesn't anticipate the extremes Victoria and, in particular, Melbourne is currently experiencing.


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Re: proof of formula for log(-t) found in Mathematica?
Roger L. Bagula wrote: >I found this while doing work on complex exponents: > >f(t)=Log[-t]=Log[t^2]/2+I*Arg[-t] > >It is a result built into Mathematica. >I would like to see how it is derived as it seem counter intuitive in >it's results. >Respectfully, >Roger L. Bagula > > > Roger, If t is real, then Log[-t] = Log[Exp[I Pi] |t|] = Log[|t|] + Log[Exp[I Pi]] = Log[|t|] + I Pi. If t is complex, then we can write -t = -a - I b = |t| Exp[I Arg[t]] = (a^2 + b^2)^(1/2) Exp[ I Arg [-a - I b]] Thus, Log[-t] = Log[(a^2 + b^2)^(1/2)] + Log[Exp[ I Arg [-a - I b]]] = (1/2) Log[(a^2 + b^2)] + I Arg[-a - I b]. The above relation is consistent with Log[t^2]/2+I*Arg[-t] since t^2 = t Conjugate[t] = (-a - I b)(-a + I b) = a^2 + b^2. Hope this helps. Raul Martinez


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The Fashion Center Information Kiosk is to open this spring in front of 555 Seventh Avenue, on the northeast corner of 39th Street. The 15- by 15-foot kiosk will stand only a few yards from a symbol of the area's earlier era -- "The Garment Worker,"a 1984 sculpture by Judith Weller of a tailor wearing a yarmulke bent over a pedal-run sewing machine. A florist is now on the kiosk site.
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Election Day Cybershenanigans Highlight Need to Shore Up Security
November 10, 2016
Hackers last week launched DDoS attacks against both presidential candidates' campaign websites. The attacks were routed through HTTP Layer 7 of the OSI protocol. There were at least four 30-second attacks reported. "The websites were not penetrated by a cyberintrusion," said John Costello, a senior analyst at Flashpoint. The attackers were unsophisticated hackers and not a nation-state.
Silicon Valley Reels From Trump Shock
November 10, 2016
PayPal cofounder Peter Thiel ran a victory lap following Tuesday's presidential election, but many other Silicon Valley figures were stunned by the historic upset victory of real estate mogul Donald Trump against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Thiel, a billionaire conservative activist, last month made headlines by donating $1.25 million to Trump.
Commerce Dept Signs Up Private Sector IT Partners
November 9, 2016
The U.S. Commerce Department recently launched a new effort to jump-start more efficient ways to manage the vast amounts of data that reside within the federal government and put it to productive use. The National Technical Information Service, a unit within the department, is leading the effort. NTIS has selected 35 joint venture partners, or JVPs, to support the program.
Election 2016: Either Way, More Drama
November 7, 2016
In a few days, the U.S. government will take all of our guns and we'll be inundated by ISIS terrorists, or we will be at nuclear war with the world, based on my Twitter feed. Women no longer will be allowed to vote, and global warming will turn us into crispy critters. After watching all three debates and listening to both campaigns, I finally can figure out why Mexico is paying for a wall.
Russia's Fancy Bear Attacks Microsoft, Adobe as Election Nears
November 4, 2016
Microsoft earlier this week said it had fallen victim to "Strontium," its code name for the Russian hacking group also known as "Fancy Bear," which has been linked to recent attacks on Democratic Party systems. The group launched a spear phishing attack that targeted vulnerabilities in both the Windows operating system and Adobe Flash, according to Microsoft EVP Terry Myerson.
Tech Industry Lambasts New FCC Privacy Rules
November 1, 2016
The U.S. FCC last week adopted privacy rules for both wired and wireless broadband ISPs aimed at giving consumers greater control over their data, more privacy, and stronger security safeguards for that data. The rules implement Section 222 of the Communications Act. They establish a framework of customer consent required for ISPs to use and share their customers' personal information.
Tech Billionaire Thiel Aims to Justify His Trump Support
October 31, 2016
Peter Thiel, one of the few well-known Silicon Valley figures who has given Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump a public endorsement, on Monday reiterated his support at a National Press Club event in Washington. He prefaced his remarks with a disclaimer. "Nobody thinks his comments about women were acceptable," Thiel told the gathering, referring to Trump.
Bot Armies Boost Candidates' Popularity on Twitter
October 29, 2016
Internet bots have many useful online purposes, but they have a dark side, too, as three researchers demonstrated in their analysis of Twitter traffic during the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Bots are used to automate functions on the Net. For example, if you belong to several social networks, you could use a bot to post a photo to all of them at once.
Social Media Analytics, Meet Big Brother
October 26, 2016
The ACLU recently uncovered evidence that led Twitter, Facebook and its Instagram subsidiary to stop sharing data with Geofeedia, a firm accused of improperly collecting social media data on protest groups, and sharing that information with numerous law enforcement agencies. Geofeedia, a developer of location-based analytics, had been marketing its technology to law enforcement agencies.
T-Mobile Fined $48M for Pulling Wool Over Customers' Eyes
October 21, 2016
The United States Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday announced that T-Mobile has agreed to a penalty of $48 million for misleading customers about restrictions on its so-called unlimited data plans. The company failed to inform subscribers to unlimited plans on its wireless networks and those of MetroPCS, which it owns, that their data bandwidth would be throttled when they hit a preset ceiling.
Samsung Bows Under Note7 Fallout
October 20, 2016
Three owners of Galaxy Note7 smartphones this week filed a complaint in a federal court in Newark, New Jersey, that could become a class action lawsuit against Samsung. "Plaintiffs and the Class have suffered injury in fact, incurred millions of dollars in fees, and have otherwise been harmed by Samsung's conduct," the complaint states. Samsung has recalled the phones and stopped producing them.
Year-End Deals on Track for Federal IT Providers
October 19, 2016
Just when most of the country is on vacation -- including the U.S. Congress -- federal government agencies become active in awarding contracts. The federal fiscal year ends on Sept. 30, and many agencies wait until the last quarter of the year to make acquisitions. The last few months have brought billions of dollars in federal contracts for information technology providers.
Assange Lives to Leak Another Day
October 19, 2016
The status of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange grew a bit murky on Tuesday after the group accused the U.S. State Department of pressuring Ecuadorian officials to block him from posting additional emails linked to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. The Ecuadorian foreign ministry on Tuesday acknowledged restricting Assange's access, saying it did not wish to interfere in a foreign election.
This Election May Be Scarier Than You Think
October 17, 2016
Not that it isn't scary enough -- but if you look at both candidates, who have had their images destroyed largely by technology, i.e., tapes and emails -- there is a huge warning inherent in the process. Email really wasn't a big thing until the late 1990s and even having your own email server wouldn't have been likely before 2005, let alone thinking through the security aspects.
What Should be on the Next President's Cyberagenda?
October 14, 2016
When the new president takes up residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., cybersecurity will be on the shortlist for action. TechNewsWorld asked more than a dozen experts what should be at the top of the new leader of the free world's cyberagenda. Following are some of their responses. "The president has to set the tone early on cybersecurity within the first 100 days," said Cybereason's Sam Curry.
FCC Slaps Comcast With $2.3M Overbilling Fine
October 13, 2016
The FCC on Tuesday announced that Comcast would pay a record $2.3 million fine to settle its investigation into whether the cable operator improperly charged customers for services and equipment they never approved, a practice known as "zero billing option." Federal law bans cable operators from charging customers for unauthorized equipment or services.
US Considers 'Proportional Response' to Russia's Election Tampering
October 13, 2016
The Obama administration on Tuesday indicated it was considering a proportional response to retaliate against Russia for its efforts to influence the U.S. election process. The administration has officially linked Russian operatives to a series of cyberattacks against the Democratic National Committee and other organizations, apparently in an effort to influence the November presidential race.
Tech Heavyweights Join Forces to Lasso AI
October 12, 2016
Amazon, DeepMind/Google, Facebook, IBM and Microsoft last month announced the creation of the Partnership on AI, a nonprofit organization dedicated to formulating best practices in artificial intelligence and educating the public about the field. The group will invite academics, other nonprofits, and specialists in policy and ethics to join its board.
Newsweek Joins Growing Club of Possible Russian Cyberattack Targets
October 7, 2016
Newsweek is the latest media institution to get caught up in a series of cyberattacks that have targeted major government, political and media organizations, raising suspicions of links to Russia. The news magazine sustained a massive DDoS attack the day after it published a cover story about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's business activities in the late 1990s.
Galaxy Note7 Snaps, Crackles and Pops, Spurring Evacuation of Plane
October 6, 2016
Southwest Airlines on Wednesday evacuated a plane after a Samsung Galaxy Note7 began popping and issuing thick smoke. Samsung last month began replacing Galaxy Note7s globally, following reports of several of the devices catching fire or exploding. It blamed the problem on an "isolated" faulty battery cell issue. The latest incident reportedly involved a replacement phone.
US Launches IT Contract to Spur Cybersecurity Purchases
October 6, 2016
The U.S. government plans to initiate an updated contracting vehicle for the acquisition of cybersecurity information technologies for federal agencies this month. The purpose of the program is to make it easier and more efficient for federal agencies to obtain cyberprotection services. Specifically, GSA will include cybertechnology providers on a major listing of approved federal contractors.
Feds Probe Alleged Phone Hacks as Election Fears Surge
October 4, 2016
Federal authorities have been investigating reports that hackers targeted the mobile phones of a handful of Democratic Party staffers. The news follows a series of breaches in recent months that revealed emails and other personal information of party staffers and other Democratic officials. The FBI has launched an investigation into the attacks, which may be linked to Russia.
The Lack of Strategic Thinking in Election 2016
October 3, 2016
One of the problems facing the technology industry right now is the critical lack of strategic thinking. Hedge fund managers and activist investors increasingly are forcing tactical decisions that raise stock prices over the short term, largely by destroying the firm's long-term viability. Most top executives don't seem to understand they are destroying their companies until it's too late.
Trump Hauls Out Google Conspiracy Theory for Another Airing
September 30, 2016
Perhaps still reeling from what's widely viewed as the bruising he took in a debate watched by more than 80 million people on TV earlier this week -- countless more online -- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday opened a campaign rally with a previously discredited attack. Google's search engine was biased in favor of his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, he claimed.
Hacking Elections Is Easy, Study Finds
September 30, 2016
It's no longer a question whether hackers will influence the 2016 U.S. elections -- only how much they'll be able to sway them. Leaked emails already have cost a Democratic Party chairperson her job, and the FBI last month issued a flash warning that foreign cyberadversaries had breached two state election databases. Those two states -- most likely Arizona and Illinois -- aren't alone.
Cisco Battles Shadow Broker Exploits
September 28, 2016
Cisco has swung into action to combat a hacker group's exploitation of vulnerabilities in its firmware. The group, known as the "Shadow Brokers," released online malware and other exploits possibly stolen from the Equation Group, which is believed to have ties to the U.S. National Security Agency. Cisco earlier this month disclosed the vulnerability, even though patches were not yet ready.


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This adorable soapstone two piece set depicting a cat and a mouse staring (lovingly?) at each other never fails to bring smiles to customers. Both pieces are carved from fair trade soapstone, also known as Kisii stone, and are the natural ivory color of the soapstone with gray dots. The cat is approximately 5 1/2" tall, 2 1/2" deep and 2" wide; the mouse is 2" tall, 1" deep and 3/4" wide. Since each carving is handmade from natural materials, the one you receive may vary slightly from the one shown in in the image, although it will be very similar. Soapstone is smooth and almost silky to the touch. It should be handled with care. Handmade in Kenya.


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Hingham High art, chemistry classes experiment thanks to grant
End of the year art hasn't just been about drawing for art teacher Rose Papuga's class. After applying for a $850 grant from Hingham PTO, Papuga and AP Chemistry teacher Jan Whitney took part in a day-long outdoor raku firing project. A japanese process for firing clay, students heat clay at relatively low temperatures and then cool them rapidly, creating patterns within the glaze. Inside, Whitney talks with 11th grade student Alex Riddell, explaining the chemical processes behind each glaze before the process begins. Next
According to Papuga, the art students and chemistry students joined together to teach each other lessons from the same artistic process, with art students explaining the artistic nature behind the design, and chemistry students showing how chemicals in each glaze interact with oxygen and flame to produce different results. Next
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Isabella Calianos, an 11th grade student, glazes a pot she made out of clay. Next
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Don Whitney, who does raku firing as a hobby and runs his own website, mudmanpots.com, mans the kiln and explains to students the firing process. Next
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Ever wonder how America's Democratic Party came to be? This hilariously tongue-in-cheek rock musical explains it all for you. Written by Obie Award-winning composer and lyricist Michael Friedman, the country's seventh president is reinvented as a maverick who fights for the common man, wrestles the country away from the Native Americans, and kicks British booty. The musical adopts historical narratives and rock archetypes for an explosive tale about Andrew Jackson, the U.S. government, the Battle of New Orleans and other major events -- both factual and not-so-factual. It's part history lesson, part rock concert, and part SNL comedy sketch.
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HP's new CEO Meg Whitman announced that the company now intends to retain its PC business. Former HP CEO Leo Apotheker revealed a plan in August that would have jettisoned the company's hardware business in a shift to a services-only company. Whitman's decision reverses that plan, which she said made "no sense" for HP. "I have a lot of confidence we've made the right decision and now we're going to go back to work and go execute," she said. As part of the August strategy shift, HP also said that it intended to kill off its webOS-based smartphone and tablet businesses. HP now says that it is planning to build tablets using the Windows 8 platform from Microsoft rather than webOS. WebOS's future as a smartphone platform, however, remains cloudy. Todd Bradley, the head of HP's PC unit, said that the company will "clearly look at what's the right path forward for webOS." In the past, the company indicated that it might license webOS to other manufacturers or sell it.
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Oh, Rihanna. As your pal Beyonce used to say, "To the left, to the left." You just need to throw homeboy to the left! From what we're hearing, Rihanna and her on-again, off-again boyfriend Chris Brown might be off again after the chart topper was spotted partying solo on Valentine's Day.
The on/off couple have sparked speculation they have ended their romance again after the 'Stay' hitmaker refused to be seated near her 'Don't Wake Me Up' singer beau at Popular Demand's one-year anniversary party at the Playhouse night club in Los Angeles, and the pair ignored each other all night.
A source told the MailOnline: "Rihanna refused to sit with or even near Chris – and when Chris noticed she was there, he made a huge show of rubbing his presence in her face.
"He promptly ordered three more bottles of ace of spades which came out with in a procession of sparklers and scantily clad cocktail waitresses, causing a spectacle, which he clearly wanted Rihanna to see."
Rihanna, 24, and Chris, 23, are said to have arrived at the club separately and left separately at the end of the night, with the 'Turn Up the Music' singer leaving at 2.15am and the 'Diamonds' starlet leaving around 3am. The frosty atmosphere between the singers comes days after they were seen cuddling up at the Grammy Awards on Sunday where they sat next to each other, laughing and flirting all evening.
Following months of speculation, Rihanna recently appeared to confirm the couple had reconciled following Chris' attack on her in 2009.
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 is out this week (next week in North America), and as the game takes to the pitch, Konami has scheduled a bunch of DLC and updates for the game, starting with a cosmetic patch for day one of release.
The day one patch, as well as adding cosmetic touches, also brings three licensed stadiums for the newly promoted Spanish teams, Deportivo, Real Valladolid and Celta Vigo, and updated kits for 37 licensed clubs like Marseille, Ajax, Porto, Besiktas and Corinthians.
There'll then be a second update in mid-October, which will have all of the summer transfer stuff, like Robin Van Persie's move to Manchester United. There'll be more stadia, team updates, online game elements (like an option to leave a match halfway through, if you're losing) and UEFA stuff added too.
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The 11th International Conference on the Scientific and Clinical Applications of Magnetic Carriers took place in Vancouver, Canada from May 31 - June 4, 2016 and was like always a great week full of new magnetic particle results, discussions and applications. Everybody had a great time in Vancouver, Canada, especially during the reception underneath the 26 m long whale skeleton or during our boat ride.
And our special issue in the Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials is now finally out too. As always, there are lots of articles with new research - to be exact, 58 articles with novel research! Go and check them out here.
The journal "Interface Focus" just published a theme issue about 'Multifunctional nanostructures for diagnosis and therapy of diseases'. Check it out, there are few relevant articles in there for our magnetic particle community.
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Boris Polyak at el. assessed the potential of magnetically mediated delivery of endothelial cells (ECs) to inhibit in-stent stenosis induced by mechanical injury in a rat carotid artery stent angioplasty model. ECs loaded with biodegradable superparamagnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) were administered at the distal end of the stented artery and localized to the stent using a brief exposure to a uniform magnetic field. After two months, magnetic localization of ECs demonstrated significant protection from stenosis at the distal part of the stent in the cell therapy group compared to both the proximal part of stent in the cell therapy group and the control (stented, nontreated) group: 1.7-fold (p < 0.001) less reduction in lumen diameter as measured by B-mode and color Doppler ultrasound, 2.3-fold (p < 0.001) less reduction in the ratios of peak systolic velocities as measured by pulsed wave Doppler ultrasound, and 2.1-fold (p < 0.001) attenuation of stenosis as determined through end point morphometric analysis.
Magneto-plasmonics is a relatively new field that has great potential applications in biomedicine and biomedical technologies such as ultra-sensitive biosensing and bio-detection, bio-imaging, bio-therapy, drug-delivery, nano-imaging, to name a few. Deep understanding of various factors influencing magnetoplasmon properties is an important step in the effort to design new magnetic sensors and devices.
Although some progress on plasmonics has been achieved in the last few years, through combined simulation, modeling, experimental, and theoretical studies, there is still strong need to investigate new phenomena on magneto-plasmonics, in order to better tune and control magneto-optic properties, and to increase the sensitivity of the magnetic bio-sensor through modification of the optical radiation, magnetic field, and structure.
This new field merges the physics of nano-magnetics, where biological samples such as cells and DNA are made to interact with magnetic moments of a material in transverse direction, and nano-optics, where biological samples are made to interact with optical radiation in visible, infra-red, and telecommunication wavelength ranges. In a similar manner, it merges nano-plasmonics where biological samples are made to interact with surface plasmonic wave fields, also referred to as evanescent radiation fields.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is strengthening an existing warning that serious, potentially fatal allergic reactions can occur with the anemia drug Feraheme (ferumoxytol). We have changed the prescribing instructions and approved a Boxed Warning, FDA's strongest type of warning, regarding these serious risks. Also added is a new Contraindication, a strong recommendation against use of Feraheme in patients who have had an allergic reaction to any intravenous (IV) iron replacement product. Health care professionals should follow the new recommendations in the drug label.
Check out this pamphlet here to read about it.
The effects were very serious, as you can learn from the last paragraph of the FDA warning: Since the approval of Feraheme on June 30, 2009, cases of serious hypersensitivity reactions, including death, have occurred. A search of the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System database identified 79 cases of anaphylactic reactions associated with Feraheme administration, reported from the time of approval to June 30, 2014. Of the 79 cases, 18 were fatal, despite immediate medical intervention and emergency resuscitation attempts. The 79 patients ranged in age from 19 to 96 years. Nearly half of all cases reported that the anaphylactic reactions occurred with the first dose of Feraheme. Approximately 75 percent (60/79) of the cases reported that the reaction began during the infusion or within 5 minutes after administration completion. Frequently reported symptoms included cardiac arrest, hypotension, dyspnea, nausea, vomiting, and flushing. Of the 79 cases, 43 percent (34/79) of the patients had a medical history of drug allergy, and 24 percent had a history of multiple drug allergies.
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Please find attached a draft of the NISCC Vulnerability Advisory
Notice (VAN) for NISCC Vulnerability #891011; please note that the
information is shared under the terms of the Framework Agreement
which you have agreed to previously.
NISCC will be disclosing this to the general public at 1PM BST
14/6/2005. You are all reminded that on the day of public release,
the NISCC Vulnerability page will receive a large number of hits,
therefore by passing NISCC a statement for inclusion on this page,
you will be targeting a high proportion of your customers; hence if
you wish to do so, statements will be accepted up to 4pm BST
13/6/2005 and then will be updated once daily. Please state whether
any statement is for public release via the NISCC website or intended
to be private information for NISCC only.
Many thanks for your co-operation with NISCC on the handling of this
NISCC Vulnerability Advisory 891011/NISCC/IMAGEFORMATS
Vulnerability Issues with the Parsing of Various Image Formats by Web Browsers
Advisory Reference 891011/NISCC/IMAGEFORMATS
Release Date 14 June 2005
Last Revision 11 May 2005
Version Number 0.2
These issues were identified using the Images Test Tool developed by Codenomicon
Created attachment 184486 [details]
windows .ico crashers (.zip)
Test images that crash Firefox on windows XP SP2
Created attachment 184487 [details]
test images for SUSE linux 2.6.4-52 (.zip)
Note: I didn't include the full text of the advisory which was
non-browser-specific and mostly describes the tool they used (Sounds a bit like
"mangleme" for image formats). It will be public soon enough. The salient fact
for us are the test images. We may want to spin off sub-bugs.
I couldn't reproduce the crash with 00000038.ico in 1.0.4, the other two crash
the 1.0 branch. On the trunk errors are correctly reported with all three images
due to the fixes from bug 245631 -- go Son Le!
Oh, nice, that's the bug I've been trying to get into the branches for a bit. :-)
I'm still for taking that patch on branches.
Reassigning to biesi, there's more of his fingerprints on XBM than Pav's.
OK. so all of these XBM files crash with SIGABRT here, because operator new[]
threw an OOM exception (std::bad_alloc I believe).
If I change the two new[] operators in nsXBMDecoder.cpp to new (std::nothrow)
(and include <new>), then I don't crash.
I got a similar crash on a personal windows build using VC71, because unlike the
release versions shipped using VC6 later versions of vc will also throw on new
as required by the standard. It can be turned off by compiler option, but it's
probably safer to go with least-common-denominator malloc for these simple byte
arrays rather than worry about which compilers support which features.
Created attachment 184530 [details] [diff] [review]
use malloc/free
Comment on attachment 184530 [details] [diff] [review]
use malloc/free
Can we get this in the alpha? It'd be good if it were there, but if so check in
with a vague-ish comment like "use malloc to avoid OOM exceptions thrown by
libstdc++". Don't mention the NISCC announcement.
Comment on attachment 184530 [details] [diff] [review]
use malloc/free
fixes crashes on large images on non-msvc6 builds. should be low risk (just
uses malloc/calloc instead of new[])
Comment on attachment 184530 [details] [diff] [review]
use malloc/free
Fix checked into trunk for the Deer Park Alpha
Comment on attachment 184530 [details] [diff] [review]
use malloc/free
a=caillon for the branches
checked in to MOZILLA_1_7_BRANCH:
Checking in bmp/nsBMPDecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsBMPDecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 184.108.40.206; previous revision: 126.96.36.199
Checking in bmp/nsICODecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsICODecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 18.104.22.168; previous revision: 1.30
Checking in xbm/nsXBMDecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/xbm/nsXBMDecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 220.127.116.11; previous revision: 1.10
fixed on AVIARY_1_0_1_20050124_BRANCH:
Checking in modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsBMPDecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsBMPDecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 188.8.131.52.220.127.116.11; previous revision: 188.8.131.52.2.1
Checking in modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsICODecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/bmp/nsICODecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 18.104.22.168; previous revision: 1.30
Checking in modules/libpr0n/decoders/xbm/nsXBMDecoder.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/modules/libpr0n/decoders/xbm/nsXBMDecoder.cpp,v <--
new revision: 184.108.40.206; previous revision: 1.10
Created attachment 185265 [details] [diff] [review]
branch patch
this is the patch I checked in to the branches (the trunk patch didn't apply
quite cleanly, because bug 245631 didn't land on the branches)
I still got crashes with both trunk and branch on Fedora Core 3 and Suse.
Like this,
The program 'Gecko' received an X Window System error.
This probably reflects a bug in the program.
The error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)'.
(Details: serial 33675 error_code 11 request_code 53 minor_code 0)
(Note to programmers: normally, X errors are reported asynchronously;
that is, you will receive the error a while after causing it.
To debug your program, run it with the --sync command line
option to change this behavior. You can then get a meaningful
backtrace from your debugger if you break on the gdk_x_error() function.)
The firefox I tested,
Did I miss something?
The crash is in nsImageGTK.cpp
Line 176,
mImageBits = (PRUint8*) new PRUint8[mSizeImage];
I changed it to malloc,
it didn't crash with gdb, but it still crashed without gdb.
I'm using debug build.
Created attachment 185653 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for nsImageGTK.cpp
use malloc/free in nsImageGTK.cpp
After my patch, mozilla won't crash on Solaris, but still crash on Linux.
It crashed at line 415 of nsImageGTK.cpp (line 411 before patch)
gdk_draw_rgb_image_dithalign(mImagePixmap, sXbitGC,
rect->x, rect->y,
rect->width, rect->height,
mImageBits + mRowBytes*rect->y + 3*rect->x,
rect->x, rect->y);
I don't know how to deal with it.
My linux machine has 512M RAM, the malloc for hundreds of millions bytes just
returns a valid address.
Comment on attachment 185653 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for nsImageGTK.cpp
>the malloc for hundreds of millions bytes just
>returns a valid address.
yeah, linux sucks like that...
(In reply to comment #23)
> yeah, linux sucks like that...
If I change xbm_width and xbm_height to 11383, I got crashes on Solaris too.
Sometimes 'BadAlloc', sometimes 'BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)'
I think this problem is still there, if malloc returns not null.
Memory is run out, the system is fragile.
BTW: I wonder why this is a vulnerability.
(In reply to comment #24)
> BTW: I wonder why this is a vulnerability.
Because NISCC has classed it as such. They only told us about the problems
(crashes) in our own program, perhaps another image-rendering program they
tested is actually exploitable.
Depending on how you look at it a potential DOS attack *is* a vulnerability.
should patch nsImageGTK.cpp to avoid OOM exceptions
BTW: this is published at http://www.niscc.gov.uk/niscc/docs/al-20050614-00488.html
Let's get the latest patch reviewed and see what other work needs to be done so
we can get this checked in soon, since this vulnerability went public recently.
Comment on attachment 185653 [details] [diff] [review]
patch for nsImageGTK.cpp
a=dveditz for trunk and branches.
What about the equivalent spots in all the other platform gfx nsImageFoo ?
(In reply to comment #28)
> What about the equivalent spots in all the other platform gfx nsImageFoo ?
That is, most of these spots:
(I notice we missed one in nsICODecoder.cpp, too)
What about
325 mColors = new colorTable[mNumColors];
326 if (!mColors)
327 return NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
in nsICODecoder.cpp?
Checking in gfx/src/gtk/nsImageGTK.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/gfx/src/gtk/nsImageGTK.cpp,v <-- nsImageGTK.cpp
new revision: 18.104.22.168; previous revision: 188.8.131.52
Checking in nsImageGTK.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/gfx/src/gtk/nsImageGTK.cpp,v <-- nsImageGTK.cpp
new revision: 18.104.22.168.184.108.40.206; previous revision: 188.8.131.52.2.2
Checking in nsImageGTK.cpp;
/cvsroot/mozilla/gfx/src/gtk/nsImageGTK.cpp,v <-- nsImageGTK.cpp
new revision: 1.149; previous revision: 1.148
Now public: http://www.niscc.gov.uk/niscc/docs/al-20050614-00488.html
Opening bug. Note that this is just a DoS, and not exploitable.
This vulnerability is fixed, please log new bugs for any remaining issues.
v.fixed on aviary with Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.9)
Gecko/20050706 Firefox/1.0.5 using windows .ico images. No crash.
Since we saw more problems on Linux, we need to also verify this on that platform.
*** Bug 238401 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***


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Thugs wielding batons turned on anti-government marchers in Amman yesterday as the country's political protests turned violent.
Protesters claimed they were attacked as they started to disperse after a march calling for an elected government and an end to official corruption.
Police said the clashes broke out when pro- and anti-regime groups converged. Dissenters have been calling for economic and political reform since mid-January, but they have stopped short of directly challenging King Abdullah II.
The king sacked his entire cabinet last month, in an effort to soften the protests, but many were dismayed by his appointment of Marouf Bakhit as the new premier, a man known as a steady hand in a crisis rather than as a reformer.
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Beef Risotto
|Cooking oil
|10 Milliliter
|Minced beef
|450 Gram
|1 Large, chopped
|Chicken stock
|550 Milliliter
|1 Clove (5 gm), crushed
|Mixed herbs
|5 Milliliter
|Canned tomatoes
|425 Gram (Including Juice)
|Bay leaf
|Dried mixed peppers
|30 Milliliter
|30 Milliliter
|Green peppers
|1 , deseeded and diced
|Button mushrooms
|100 Gram, sliced
|Long grain rice
|100 Gram (Easy Cook)
Heat the oil in a pan.
Add the meat and fry lightly.
Add the onion and continue to fry until golden brown.
Stir in the stock, garlic, herbs, canned tomatoes, bay leaf and dried peppers.
Bring to the boil.
Add the sherry and transfer to the Slo cooker.
Cook for recommended time.
Stir in the green pepper, mushrooms and rice.
Cook for recommended time.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1946 Calories from Fat 707
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 79 g121.7%
Saturated Fat 28.1 g140.3%
Trans Fat 3.4 g
Cholesterol 295.5 mg98.5%
Sodium 1887.1 mg78.6%
Total Carbohydrates 191 g63.8%
Dietary Fiber 23.8 g95.4%
Sugars 27.2 g
Protein 127 g253.3%
Vitamin A 196.4% Vitamin C 315.1%
Calcium 35.1% Iron 121.8%
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Agricultural markets and risks - management of the latter, not the former
The authors review the historical relationship between the work of applied economists, and policymakers, and the institutions that came to characterize the commodity, and risk markets of the 1980s. These institutions were a response to the harmful consequences of commodity market volatility, and declining terms of trade. But the chosen policies, and instruments relied on market interventions, to directly affect prices, or the distribution of prices in domestic, and international markets. For practical, and more fundamental reasons, this approach failed. The authors next discuss how a growing body of work, contributed to a change in thinking that moved policy away from stabilization goals, toward policies that emphasized the management of risks. They distinguish between the macroeconomic effects of volatile commodity markets, and the consequences for businesses, and households. The authors argue that both sets of problems remain important development issues, but that appropriate policy instruments are largely separate. Nonetheless, because governments, households, and firms must all respond to a wide range of sources of risk, they emphasize the role for an integrated policy by government. Increasingly, alternative approaches have come to rely on market-based instruments. Such approaches accept the market view of relative prices as immutable, but address directly the negative consequences of volatility. As traditional risk markets (such as futures and insurance markets) expand, and new parametric markets emerge, the practicality of applying market-based instruments to traditional risk, and development problems increases. The authors show the change in approaches to risk, and the reliance on old, and new market instruments, with new, and sometimes experimental programs, with special emphasis on programs at the World Bank.
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The Chorus of Westerly will present �An Evening with Kevin Short� at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 in the George Kent Performance Hall, 119 High Street, Westerly. Short, a frequent soloist with the Chorus, will be accompanied by pianist Melissa Woolverton, performing many genres and styles including music of Copland, Vaughan Williams, Finzi, Johnson, HT Burliegh, Dougherty, and songs from �Showboat,� �Porgy and Bess� and �Carousel.�
Proceeds from An Evening with Kevin Short will support the Chorus�s 55th concert season which includes a classical concert series with full orchestra and soloists in November and May, Christmas Pops in December, A Celebration of Twelfth Night in January, the Summer Pops in June, the Collegiate Concert Series, and the Kent Hall Masters Series.
Admission to the event is $50 for a table seat on the main floor (tables of 6 available for $300). Limited general admission/balcony seats available for $35. Student admission available by calling the box office at (401) 596-8663 or visiting chorusofwesterly.org.
George Kent Performance Hall
119 High Street
Westerly, RI 02891
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