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Red Kap Men's Speedsuit - Short Sleeve Jumpsuits (3 Color Choices)
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small sizing
Reviewer: George Lent (Rogers, AR)
I don't know how you size things. but 4 X is the smallest 4X I have ever seen. besides that, it is well made
Reviewer: Marvin Cavanaugh (Sandy Ridge, NC)
Love the product in fact I am about to order another one, I do feel cheated be caused of the lack of accuracy
Love it - but smaller than I thought
Reviewer: Tara (Batavia, Ohio)
The coveralls arrived just as I ordered a size Small and the embroidery is perfect! I wear a woman's pant size 4 and am 5'6.5" and I can wear the coveralls with clothes underneath but they are a bit trim/snug, with not as much range of motion as I would like. As generally a man's type of product, I thought they would be baggier/looser. With that said, I am still happy with the purchase but may get a size Medium next time for more overall comfort.
greaat value and quality
Reviewer: betty petefish (Springfield, MO)
I bought the short sleeve, jumpsuit for my husband's birthday gift: - the light-weight fabric is good for summer wear in his shop. - the pencil holder in the pocket is handy. - the double-end zipper is a must. - Price was right and the shipping was on time. - Washes well, wrinkle free. Recommend the item and will buy again.
Excellent quality
Reviewer: Los (, )
Well made product, fits perfectly, and the custom embroidery on the back is flawless.
Awesome Quality!
Reviewer: Tim Johnson (Buffalo, KY)
I am very satisfied with the coveralls I ordered from your company. The quality of your coveralls is excellent and I will continue to order from you in the future. Thank You, Tim Johnson
Very satisfied, good quality
Reviewer: Sybil W Bentley (watkinsville, GA)
Satisfied with quality and customer service. Received quickly.
Just what we needed
Reviewer: Renee Cook (Caldwell, TX)
I have to start by saying that we weren't using this jumpsuit for your typical purposes. This was purchased for use as a dance costume. That said, the size ran true, quality was great and price was spot on. We are very pleased with our purchase
It is well put together
Reviewer: Joseph Toth (Wylie, Tx)
I like the color and the material used. I plan on ordering another one in the near future. As well worth the money.
awesome product
Reviewer: roxsanne arriaga-flores (glen burnie, )
These are so true to size I was amazed and thankful. My 15 yr old son is 6'6" and 320. It has been so hard to find him clothes that fit. Let alone coberalls big enough to cover him and his clothes. Again so greatful for your company
Reviewer: Dana Appiano (Salida, CA)
I bought this as a gift so I was worried about the fit. It fit perfect. It is very well made, sturdy, not cheap like some online stuff. My son loves it!
Great Value and Quality
Reviewer: Raymond Rogers (Standish, ME)
No work clothes are more comfortable or efficient then properly made jumpsuits and these are kick-ass in almost every way. Love the fit and the quality. I would rate them a 5 were it not for the fact that my length (short) is not offered. I wear a 28" pants length and with regular being the shortest offered means I walk on the ends of the legs.
Reviewer: Charles Cothran (Walhalla, SC)
The jumpsuits are well made and arrived on time. The pants and shirts also work well for our workers. Return of first order due to wrong size went well with immediate reimbursement to card.
The perfect lightweight coverall
Reviewer: Handyman (, )
Great Jumpsuit!
Reviewer: Judy Ciaccio (Denison, TX)
My husband loves these jumpsuits! They are roomy enough to keep him cool during the Texas summer. The quality is exceptional. I will definitely buy these again!
Reviewer: Lawrence Williams (Jackson, MS)
Great quality, comfortable, awesome buy
Good Value
Reviewer: John Bitter (Saint Michael, PA)
Low cost and durable!
Reviewer: email@example.com (Sevierville, TN)
Very nice work clothes, thanks.
Good value
Reviewer: Phillip Gooch (Lamar, Ms)
Really like them, recently had hernia surgery and needed something without a belt, these suits did the trick. I have already ordered a second one!
Great for working in the shop
Reviewer: David (Lizella, Georgia)
Fit was good, no problems. Should have ordered them sooner. Don't have to worry about messing up clean clothes in the shop. Just put them on and it's safe.
Great Value and Quality
Reviewer: O'Neal (Town Creek, Al.)
Short sleeve Jump suits well made looks and wears great. Good Service with prompt delivery.
GREAT summer workwear
Reviewer: GARY (YUBA CITY, CA.)
I have been looking for work-wear for summer use. In the past I have cut the sleeves on a regular coverall, but the material is too heavy. These units are perfect.
lightweight coverall for working in hot kitchens in the desert!
Reviewer: James Underwood (mesa, az)
Have dealt with automotive workwear in the past, will deal with you in the future, your embroidery services are what set you apart from the others!
Good Quality & Fit
Reviewer: Anne Simonis (LIBERTY, Missouri)
Better quality than expected: material is lightweight, but tough. Zipper is metal & locks down. Good Price too!
Good quality, hard-to-find item
Reviewer: Mustafa Curtess (Austwell, TX)
I really like them- once I finally found (on 3rd purchase) ones that fit me. An easy 5 stars if a helpful sizing guide was provided. I've been a "large tall" all my adult life, but RedKap's version is "large regular", so the first 2 deliveries will go to Goodwill Industries, I guess.
great work jumpsuit
Reviewer: kim smarr (Pitts, ga)
I bought this for a Christmas present. The small is indeed small but is very well made, good quality.
Did'nt fit
Reviewer: al (buffalo, tx)
Liked everything about the feel the way mad only problem had to return do to fit an red cap does not make a short regular hung to knees
Mens Jump Suit Review - CP40
Reviewer: tb03830 (Atchison, KS)
I purchased 3 sets of the CP40 mens Jump Suits for my son who is in automotive school and found them to be exactly as described. He has only a single issue with them. He says they fit great but when he stretches to grab something they do not give at all. They are made of a material sutibable for the task but have no ability to give on the sides virtically for reaching. He almost can not wear them due to this and will wear them alot witht tops down so he can reach. Other than that they are well made and do as described.
The perfect cover-alls
Reviewer: Charlie Brown (Chiloquin, or)
Was looking for a lightweight coverall like I wore working at Hoover Dam, very comfortable. These fit the bill perfectly, comfortable and durable for working or leisure wear.
The short sleeve coveralls I purchaced fit like they should.
Reviewer: Gary Caldwell (Guthrie, OK)
I purchaced these short sleeve coveralls about three weeks ago. The are realy comfotable with plenty room to move. I,m 67 years old and retired. I was 5'11" when I was young, now 5'9". I think it was my legs that wore out. I had a lady cut them off a little. Even though these are comfortable. The crotch is to my knees. My family thinks I'm in a gang. LOL Because of that all I can give them a 4. I think most people will be happy with them.
Excellent Fit
Reviewer: Peedeesc (Beaufort, SC)
Your fitting measurements were spot on. I ordered Large Long and it was perfect!
Not to bad. Needs alterations.
Reviewer: Dave (Fruitland Park, Fl)
I purchased my speed suit, it came in a timely manner, mostly happy with it. A couple problems to note for future buyers. 1: The elastic waistband is not at the waist, it's over the belly. There is not enough length from the shoulders to the waist. 2: The pant legs are big enough for me and my wife to stand in. But I'm guessing this was made to go over a snow suits. 3: The Chest, Shoulders and Sleeves are perfect. I had to order an extra large, because I'm to big for a large, and to small for an extra large. But over all happy with the product.
Great fit; great value.
Reviewer: Jim Coffin (Windsor, CT)
Heard about your company on TractorByNet and ordered a pair, based on good comments. Wore the CP40 jump suit for a day of hard work on the tractor, skidding logs, chainsawing in the morning, then tilling our field in the afternoon with a short break to size up an exhaust leak under the family sedan. Light enough to be comfortable on a warm day, long enough to keep the saw chips out of my boots. Cut so as to be unrestrictive, and tough enough to take a beating. They washed up great with a little detergent and will be worn again, soon. thanks for providing a great product at a great price!
Use to buy local
Reviewer: BRIAN PHILLIPS (Columbia, SC)
I used to buy my coveralls at a local retail store here in town. Much easier and cheaper to order online and have it shipped straight to the house.
Tight Squeeze
Reviewer: Herman Kam (Kaneohe, HI)
Getting it on over the shoulders is a little tight. Getting it off is even harder, like pulling a tight boot off your foot. I think the manufactory should design some elasticity to accommodate that. Once you get it on it's fine. It's light weight, movements is free. I just use it to work in the yard and in the shop. If it were not for the problem of getting it on and off I would give it 5 stars.
You can't get dressed any quicker than this.
Reviewer: Randolph (Prescott, AZ)
I wanted a short sleeve lightweight outfits I could jump into quickly for working in my garage. This speed suit or whatever it is called is perfect. Well-made, excellent price, what could be better. I would highly recommend. Randy
What else could I say all companies should take lessons from you
Reviewer: lowell davis (excelsior springs, Mo)
your products are high quaity,your service people are very knowledgeabe and nice plus your shipping is quick and yourreturn policies are fair
Fits too tight
Reviewer: Joe Meng (Kingman, Ks)
The jumpsuit is good quality however the size is not accurate. I am a 34 waist so I ordered a small 34 - 36 and it fits me tight.
Great value for the money
Reviewer: George McDuffee (Coffeyville, Kansas)
I got both the light and dark blue and had my name embroidered. The 3XL is true to size. The legs are slightly long for me [I take a 30 inseam] most likely a 32. Usual high quality RedKap materials and workmanship. Very comfortable. I have not had these long, so can't attest to the durability, but the material seems wear resistant, washes well, and tumble drys with minimal/no wrinkles.
Good value
Reviewer: George McDuffee (Coffeyville, Kansas)
Got both the light and dark blue coveralls. Can't tell yet about durability, but material and workmanship are usual RedKap high quality. Light weight but sturdy material is cool. Zipper and snaps look durable. 3X runs true to size. Personalization [embroidery] is first rate. Expect to wear these *A LOT* this summer.
Men's jumpsuit
Reviewer: Colleen Titkemeier (Wilcox, Ne)
I ordered 2 jumpsuits for my dad, one navy and one light blue. Navy fit perfect but light blue were about 3 inches longer so had to hem. Same sizes but came different lengths. Other than that dad was happy!
super unifroms
Reviewer: luciano toro (laveen, az)
super strong real comfortable
Prompt, Accurate and Efficient
Reviewer: Matt Germann (Northport, ny)
Excellent first experience. Product was in stock, shipped and the order processed correctly the first time.
Great coveralls!
Reviewer: Sharon Baker (Alexander City, AL)
I orderd these for my dad who is 85 years old. This was my second time to purchase and he loves the comfort of these coveralls for around the house every day wear. Great product!
Difficult to put on
Reviewer: Bobbie L. Hunley (Fairfield, California)
The coveralls I ordered fit well once I am able to get them on, but getting them on is really a hassle. I consider my body balanced - neither a long trunk nor long or short legs, but getting the top of the coveralls over my shoulders is difficult to say the least. I would not purchase this product again.
True Work Clothes
Reviewer: Ira G Wolfe (Dale, Tx)
I have been wearing these coveralls for about 2 Years & have truly worn them and they have held up in tough work enviroment & cleaned up in grease & oil dirt. I am a truck driver which is required to maintain truck, so I spend quite a bit of time crawling on my back & getting dirty, and these coveralls have been the best I have tried in durability & clean up.
My kingdom for a pocket
Reviewer: Richard Dinter (san diego , ca.)
Although the coveralls are excellent a slight improvement might be a slit near the pockets so as to access your pants pocket underneath.
These are the best coveralls.
Reviewer: Lois Davis (Groveland, CA)
All other coveralls I have bought for my husband don't last more than a week. These are tough and take the punishment of construction work!
small size for a 2x
Reviewer: Yvonne (stockton, ca.)
The size runs very small and the sad part is you do not really have bigger sizzes. also my husband is short and so i had to go and pay to have them hem up.
Tremendous overalls
Reviewer: peter eggers (Northridge, CA)
Love these overalls; have bought them for many years and will continue to do so. I have the American flag embroidered on the left sleeve and it is perfect.
Great Quality
Reviewer: Richard Cwirka (Columbia, CT)
Great quality and fit.Nice color and reasonably priced.Best I've ever had and the lowest price!
Amazing fit!
Reviewer: KM (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
As a woman, it's tough to find men's wear that fits well. These coveralls fit perfectly. Other reviews mentioned a long crotch area and I was a bit worried but it's perfect for me. 5'7" and about 135lbs, the size small waist is perfect - not too high. The back is roomy and the arms allow me to reach forward. My only feedback might be to make a lighter fabric version that maybe has a little bit of stretch to it? I'm in a hot engine room on a boat and they're hot and no give in the fabric. Thank you!
Reviewer: Kathy Diffee (Red Oak, Tx)
Crotch WAY too long!!!!!!!!! So were the legs, had to cut 3 inches off and hem, otherwise, the weight was perfect.
Quality can not be beat! The best!
Reviewer: Deloris H (Washington, MO)
My husband is rough on clothes, but these jumpsuits really holds up under hard wear. I would definitely recommend these jumpsuits, as well as your other products!
ill fit
Reviewer: bruce coffman (amarillo, tx)
with all this type of clothing; coveralls,overalls and work clothes in general i know it's difficult to regulate sizing for uniformity , but this jumpsuit is so small ,im scared too wear it for fear i can't git out of it!
good quality and value
Reviewer: Peter Greason (Kansas City, MO)
Great product and speedy service, but why do they sew the right breast pocket practically shut. Had to take a seam ripper and undo the stiching to open up the pocket. Other than tgat, great product.
nice complement to the long-sleeve jumpsuit
Reviewer: Daniel Knust (Marshfield, MO)
I'd already bought the long-sleeve jumpsuit and really liked using it when I did my weed eating. My wife suggested I try the short sleeve because it can get really hot and humid here in the Missouri Ozarks. I like the short sleeve just as much. It's way more convenient than jeans and tee shirt and easier to shed. I wear it when I'm brush hogging.
Reviewer: Jim P. (Pahrump, NV)
I have worn these speed suits for decades, every day. People would not recognize me in pants.
Happy Customer
Reviewer: Lloyd Aldrich (KINSTON, Alabama)
Very satisifed with your fast service and quality of my speed suits
Great Quality
Reviewer: John T (Stafford, VA)
Received my order in a very timely manner even though custom work was required. Excellent. Very pleased.
Good for casual wear
Reviewer: John Semanas (Thoreau, NM)
These short sleeve jumpsuits, normally worn in work environments, make very good around-the-house casual wear with plenty of pocket space. They are also comfortable and are good for handyman projects and just lounging. Most coveralls are long sleeve and much thicker. These are more flexible and comfortable. Thank you.
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I have two daughters.
Molly is 14 and Poppy is 11.
They both started WTF Taekwondo at 5 years old.They progressed to full contact kickboxing at 7 years Old.At 8 years old they began Judo.
Throughout this time i taught them BJJ privately.
Their weekly training schedule now is
Molly (the 14 year old) holds 2 Black Belts (Taekwondo & Kickboxing),a green belt in Judo and an orange belt in BJJ.
Poppy passed her Black Belt grading for Kickboxing TODAY!!!!
and also holds a red belt in TKD (equivalent to brown) and a green in
Judo,and orange in BJJ.
They have both played around with Muay Thai since they were 5 and train classes occasionally,but have decided that Thai sparring is too dangerous
because of the elbows and knees.
My reasoning behind teaching them to kick first was because a young girl will never win a grappling match with an adult (kidnapper etc) but i taught them to kick hard to the balls and run away as a self defence mechanism
as this is a little ones only chance.
My primary reason for teaching them these arts was for self defence and safety.The sportive aspects were/are secondary.

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That's the point yeah.Originally Posted by michelinok
Example: You have a PC in a big company, set up as a sniffer, and you wait for the passwords to come in
I have a 2WIRE from SBC that I got when I signed up for DSL a few years ago. This tutorial didn't work on my router at all. I tried signing into my hotmail and yahoo but the only piece of information thats displayed in ettercap is the following,
Code:Listening on ath0... (Ethernet) ath0 -> 00:20:A6:50:E5:E7 172.16.1.34 255.0.0.0 Privilegesdropped to UID 65534 GID 65534 28 pugins 39 protocol dissectors 53 ports monitored 7587 mac vendor fingerprint 1698 tcp OS fingerprint 2183 known devices Randomizing 16777215 hosts for scanning... ARP poisoning vistims: GROUP 1: ANY(all hosts in the list) GROUP 2: ANY(all hosts in the list) Starting Unified sniffing... DHCP: [172.16.0.1] OFFER: 172.16.1.34 255.255.0.0 GW 172.16.0.1 DNS 172.16.0.1 DHCP: [172.16.0.1] OFFER: 172.16.1.34 255.255.0.0 GW 172.16.0.1 DNS 172.16.0.1 DHCP: [172.16.0.1] ACK: 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 GW 172.16.0.1 DNS 172.16.0.1 "gateway.2wire.net" DHCP: [172.16.0.1] ACK: 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 GW 172.16.0.1 DNS 172.16.0.1 "gateway.2wire.net" Unified sniffing was stopped. ARP poisoner deactivated. RE-ARPing the victims...
I also noticed in Ethereal every website I visit always has the extentsion of gateway.2wire.net
Is my router encrypting everything that goes through it? For example I went to myspace.com and in Ethereal it showed up like so "home.myspace.com.gateway.2wire.net"
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Here is my hardware information,
Model: HomePortal 1000HW
Serial Number: 114116002590
Hardware Version: 2700-000364-006
Software Version: 3.5.5
I'm currently using Ettercap with my Proxim ORiNOCO 8470-WD 802.11 b/g
That's the point yeah.Originally Posted by michelinok
Example: You have a PC in a big company, set up as a sniffer, and you wait for the passwords to come in
a small video for that????Originally Posted by fifo_thekid
well lemme try to explain if that's kinda hard...
you open kwrite (you can type kwrite in an empty konsole)
and find that file he said.
then remove the # off the 2 lines and voila! that's it. make sure you save.
then do like he says in ettercap. unified sniffing is in one of the menues at the top
you use aircrack to crack other hashes? sounds creative to me ;-)Originally Posted by TheGreatVirus
i tested this it it works for all my passes
so then i went to access my bank account
and ettercap did not pick up anything
(even though i accepted the certificate)
what is Bank of America doing that prevents ettercap from reading anything?
is there a way to implement this on my own server?
I just tested this technique on this forum, and ettercap does NOT pick up my forum username and pass
it says
SEND L3 ERROR: 56 byte packet (0800:01) destined to XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX was not forwarded (libnet_write_raw_ipv4(): -1 bytes written (Operation not permitted)
what does this mean?
Haven't tested the HTTPS, but I CAN get username and password when logging hereOriginally Posted by likeachild
Ive only come here cause I need to sniff a hotmail account, dont have bad intentions, dont want passwords or anything but really need to monitor incoming n outgoing mails.
Can anyone tell me how to from an XP machine?...btw the person using the account is in another country...happens to be my hubbys ex
I did all of the steps listed in the tutorial and I am able to sniff in ettercap, but when I go to gmail or other similar sites, I don't get any passwords or usernames or anything. When I go to hotmail, I see the fake certificate pop up, I accept it, but no passwords come through. Could I be doing something wrong?
I start sniffing using "ath1" with kismet or aircrack
Then I open up Ettercap, and choose
Unified Sniffing
then choose "ath1"
Ettercap then automatically CLOSE
Why is that?
Card details as follow
Code:iwconfig eth0 no wireless extensions. sit0 no wireless extensions. wifi0 no wireless extensions. ath0 IEEE 802.11g ESSID:"" Mode:Managed Channel:0 Access Point: Not-Associated Bit Rate:0 kb/s Tx-Power:19 dBm Sensitivity=0/3 Retry:off RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:off Power Management:off Link Quality=0/94 Signal level=-95 dBm Noise level=-95 dBm Rx invalid nwid:1513150 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0 ath1 IEEE 802.11g ESSID:"" Mode:Monitor Frequency:2.447 GHz Access Point: 01:1R:1B:11:31:49 Bit Rate:0 kb/s Tx-Power:19 dBm Sensitivity=0/3 Retry:off RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:off Power Management:off Link Quality=0/94 Signal level=-95 dBm Noise level=-95 dBm Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0Code:ifconfig ath1 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 02-16-2D-45-3C-34-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00 UP BROADCAST RUNNING MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:2978643 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:385460 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:0 RX bytes:820490813 (782.4 MiB) TX bytes:26189776 (24.9 MiB) eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:01:23:34:2D:3Q inet addr:10.0.0.4 Bcast:255.255.255.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 inet6 addr: fe80::208:2ff:fe64:536c/64 Scope:Link UP BROADCAST NOTRAILERS RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:11241 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:10368 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:11203780 (10.6 MiB) TX bytes:1367738 (1.3 MiB) Interrupt:10 lo Link encap:Local Loopback inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1 RX packets:780869 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:780869 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:0 RX bytes:251840871 (240.1 MiB) TX bytes:251840871 (240.1 MiB) wifi0 Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00--xx-xx-xx-xx-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-0 ( Masked myself) UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:2939401 errors:0 dropped:1421253 overruns:0 frame:1000170 TX packets:39344 errors:0 dropped:346116 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:199 RX bytes:400672601 (382.1 MiB) TX bytes:2811264 (2.6 MiB) Interrupt:11 Memory:e0e60000-e0e70000
wow this shit is hardcore, i just went to my nationalcity account and it picked up, the next time i ever go to any hotspots you can bet your ass, i wont be doing any thing that invloves enter a password


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I know it isn't even Halloween yet, but my thoughts have been on the upcoming Christmas Holidays.
Specifically, decorations for our home.
It may be because this will be the first Christmas we have spent in our new home.
Last year, we were blessed to be able to spend Christmas with my family in NC.
So, we did decorate the tree and put up a few lights, but nothing much more than that.
This year, I want it to be awesome for our children . Our youngest is 5.
Do you remember Christmas at 5?
Everything seems to be possible and filled with wonder and delight.
So, I have decided to start early.
The first item I have wanted to make was some type of Advent Calender.
I found a cute template for a stocking and went to work.
It required some sheets of felt, a needle and twine, baker's twine, a hole punch, buttons, card stock, glue,
and mini clothespins.
It took me about 3 days to sew all the stockings by hand.
(I don't have a sewing machine...it is on my list of wants to Santa for Christmas this year.)
I then sewed the buttons on , cut out the tags from left over card stock, punched a hole in the cards, tied the cards to the buttons using the baker's twine, cut out the numbers (well my Cricut did that) , glued them on each stocking, then attached them to some left over brown vine covered wire.
I think it turned out awesome.
I used the color scheme of our home for the stockings...so they are not your typical red and green.
I also use these colors when decorating the tree and the remainder of the home.
Now, I have to come up with 24 fun, and easy ideas for us to do each night as a family.
Don't worry, I took it down after I took the photos...but,
I can't wait!!
Have you started to think about Christmas or the Holidays yet?


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Fordham Law and Chinese Business Lawyers Association to Host Conference on Chinese Business in the U.S.January 14, 2013
As the Chinese economy continues to expand beyond its borders into American territory, the media has maintained a sharp focus on big business deals between the two countries as well as a number of significant legal disputes.
On January 28, 2013, Fordham Law School will host a conference that addresses these important, timely issues. "Deals and Suits: Challenges and Opportunities for Chinese Companies Doing Business in the United States" will bring prominent members of the judiciary, academia, and the legal and business professions to discuss topics such as IP litigation, client-related issues, and perspectives from Chinese and U.S. law and investment firms. The event is co-sponsored by the Chinese Business Lawyers Association, which the Law School became an institutional member of in October.
"As a Director of the Chinese Business Lawyers Association, I am thrilled that our organization is jointly hosting this conference with Fordham Law," said Geoffrey Sant, a conference panelist and Special Counsel at law firm Dorsey & Whitney. "We're excited that this conference captures both sides of the coin: business development and legal challenges."
The conference begins at 6:00pm and will consist of two panels, "Suits: Litigation Challenges Facing Chinese Companies in the United States" and "Deals: Mergers, Acquisitions, and Capital Markets." Fordham Law Professors Carl Minzner and Sean Griffith will moderate the panels.
"This conference could not come at a more opportune time," said Minzner. "China's engagement in the American economy and legal market is increasing, and it behooves legal and business professionals to understand the situation in order to remain relevant and successful."
The program is free and open to the public but registration is required. Email email@example.com to register. For a complete list of speakers and presentations, visit law.fordham.edu/cbla.


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The Classic Slip-Ons need no one to sing their praises; they have become such a part of skate culture and contemporary style, effortlessly proving their iconoclastic relevance from the skate spot to the big screen and every walk of life around the globe. Their popularity comes from unmatched quality, and they have hence become a big time influence on our Off The Wall efforts to innovate, every step of the way.
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'Super Glue Mom' Will Remain Behind Bars
The father of a six year old San Antonio boy, who reportedly ahd his scrotum torn by his mother in a fit of anger, tells 1200 WOAI news that his son is "doing good" and is currently "with family."
That mother appeared before a federal magistrate today and waived her right to a bond hearing.
Jennifer Marie Vargas, 34, was arrested on Wednesday by the FBI, because the crime allegedly occurred on Fort Sam Houston, and charged with Assault within Maritime and Territorial Jurisdiction Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury. She faces ten years in prison if convicted.
Vargas declined to make any comment in the courtroom and she will be held without bond until an future appearence.
An FBI affidavit says Vargas, who is the boy's biological mother, 'grabbed his scrotum and pulled him to her as hard as she could' because she was angry with the child.
Vargas told the FBI that she then tried to repair the four centimeter long tear in his scrotum with super glue.
"She applied super glue to the six year old's scrotum until the bleeding stopped, stuffed his underwear with paper towels, and then told him to go to bed," the affidavit states.
She declined to seek medical attention for the child, according to the FBI.
Investigators say the child's father, Army Specialist First Class Samuel Simpson, arrived home and found the boy crying, and transported the boy to the hospital for treatment.
The boy had to undergo emergency surgery to repair the wound. In addition to the tear, the affidavit says the boy suffered 'bruising to his penis.'
She is expected to ask for bond. She has been held without bond since her arrest.
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Modeling an RF Anechoic Chamber Using Periodic Structures
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There are two types of anechoic chambers — acoustic and radio frequency (RF). Here, we explore how periodic structures can be used to help quickly model an RF anechoic chamber by reducing the complexity and computation time of the model.Read More
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We're excited to announce that COMSOL News 2014 is now available, which features stories about the cutting-edge research of engineers and scientists working in a variety of application areas around the globe. This year's edition of the magazine provides insight into how multiphysics simulation can empower product development and help companies to stay ahead of — and create — new market trends. How is this achieved? Check out the magazine to learn more about innovative simulation techniques.Read More
Alexandra Foley July 3, 2014
Under an initiative by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), nuclear research reactors currently using highly enriched uranium (HEU) fuel must be converted to low enriched uranium (LEU) fuel with a goal to help prevent the spread of material that can be used to create nuclear weapons. Nuclear engineers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have turned to multiphysics simulation in order to precisely and accurately explore new designs for the safe conversion of the ORNL High Flux Isotope Reactor.Read More
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Wind turbine noise is a (hotly disputed) topic that we've mentioned on the blog before. While research into noise production by wind farms is still being debated among researchers, one way we've found to overcome these noisy turbine troubles is to place turbines offshore where they can't be heard and, conveniently, high winds with more regularity make energy production more effective. However, a question that comes to mind is: What impact do offshore wind farms have on marine life?Read More
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Modernizing the power grid is a huge undertaking. The power industry is mustering up its vast engineering knowledge base to develop the components and systems that will bring us efficient and reliable electrical power for decades to come. By leveraging highly accurate simulation technology with knowledge gained over decades of analyzing in-service equipment, engineers are creating new designs as well as retrofitting proven technology.Read More
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High temperatures can be used to destroy tumor cells, a cancer treatment known as hyperthermic oncology. Although the idea behind this treatment method has been around for some time, it wasn't until recently that new tools and more precise delivery of heat has allowed hyperthermia to be used for cancer treatment. As hyperthermic oncology studies continue, simulation has proven a valuable tool for achieving a deeper understanding of how to deliver heat to tumors while limiting damage to healthy tissue.Read More
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Each year, electrical and electronic engineers and designers share their groundbreaking work in the IEEE Spectrum® insert, Multiphysics Simulation. In this 2014 edition, top tech companies and research institutions, from around the globe, share their simulation stories. We are excited to announce that you can now read and download the magazine on our website!Read More
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Magnetic fields are fundamental forces in the universe. Without them, planetary orbits, electricity, and elementary particles could not exist. Helmholtz coils are used by scientists to generate uniform magnetic fields to study electromagnetism and its characteristics. They are used in MRI, spectroscopy, magnetoresistance measurements, and equipment calibrations. Here, we'll look at what Helmholtz coils are, why they are important, and how can they be modeled.Read More
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When modeling computationally taxing geometries, you can save time by using cyclic symmetry to cut down on memory usage. This can be more complex for rotationally than axially symmetric geometries. However, with the Structural Mechanics Module you can easily solve a single section of an impeller model and still get accurate results.Read More
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There are, in general, two different types of ventilation systems: mixing ventilation and displacement ventilation. Displacement ventilation is used in large spaces with tall ceilings (at least three meters high), and therefore is mainly found in office buildings, schools, and other public spaces. These higher ceilings allow for upward convective flows exhausting air contaminants, thus resulting in improved air quality. This post explores the simulation of a displacement ventilation system to determine the air temperature and velocity within a room.Read More
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With shrinking electronic devices and ever-increasing power densities, efficient thermal management is at the heart of many R&D activities for electronics engineers. When developing complete systems containing multiple components, designs can become rather complex. An example of such a design would be a computer power supply unit (PSU), which can include not only electronics, but also multiple heat sinks, cooling fans, perforated grilles, and other large components — all within a small enclosure. In this blog post, we will explore […]Read More


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Team DeBrock
by Sarah Small
Alumni, faculty and students of the College of Business and University proudly sported their "Team DeBrock" buttons as Dean Larry DeBrock was invested as the Josef and Margot Lakonishok endowed dean November 13.
"This is very meaningful to the college of Business because the gift was made by Josef and Margot Lakonishok," said Tracy McCabe, "He really represents for many of our faculty the best of both worlds. How you can be successful in academia and in the business world."
Speakers at the ceremony noted the uniqueness of the event because the deanship was created by Josef Lakonishok, who was a valued professor of the College for many years, and is still widely respected in the College's community, and the chair he created was given to another valued person in the college, DeBrock.
"It's an opportunity to honor one of our truly remarkable deans, Larry DeBrock," said Robert Easter, interim provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. "It's also an opportunity to recognize the family of Josef and Margot Lakonishok for the gift that's been given."
Avijit Ghosh, vice president for technology and economic development and former dean of the college, spoke at the ceremony to introduce DeBrock, describing him as one of the most beloved individuals at the University.
"He cares so deeply about this institution and about this college," Ghosh said. "Simply, he's a great guy. He's honest and genuine, and Larry, I thank you for teaching me so much."
Ghosh emphasized DeBrock's work ethic, academic success and passion for the College. He is a nationally acclaimed economist whose research focuses on health economics, industrial organization and labor market issues. He was a health care consultant for the government of Kuwait and helped evaluate their health care delivery. He also served the National Vaccine Program Office by analyzing the economic issues behind vaccine distribution.
Being the donor of the chair and a valued member of the College of Business, Josef Lakonishok also spoke at the event.
He spoke of his love for the College of Business and the University, and also of his confidence in DeBrock to lead the College as dean.
"Loyalty in our day and age is in something of short supply," Lakonishok, said. "Larry is one of those people. I am absolutely convinced about his loyalty to the university. He is loyal to the business school and I am sure he will make it a success."
After the investiture ceremony, DeBrock spoke to the audience thanking them for their support throughout his career. He also addressed the changes facing universities, especially public universities, and asked for the help of the faculty and staff to help him lead the College forward.
"I need you to provide us with your best analytical skills ever," DeBrock said. "I need you to get engaged in the college. As we push forward, not on a path of retraction, but on a path of expansion, we will do that."
He also thanked Josef and Margot Lakonishok for their generosity to the College for establishing the deanship.
"As we go forward for 100 years plus, the deans who run this college will all be known as Joseph and Margot Lakonishok deans, and I tell you, it's pretty humbling to be known as one of those today," DeBrock said.


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Advertising. Communications. Marketing. Media. If you've ever seen an episode of Mad Men, these words conjure images of a fast-paced world full of seduction and intrigue, a fascinating view of the colorful capitalism that dominated the spirit of the 1950s and 60s. The business sounds glamorous, the work stimulating, and the fashion cutting edge—but what exactly does a career in Communications entail? What does it really take to break into the industry in the twenty-first century? Career Services invited the following phenomenal panel of Princeton alums to answer these questions and more in the Careers in Communication Panel held earlier this month.
Meaghan Byrne '10 (Religion), Social Media Analyst, NM Incite, a Nielsen McKinsey Company;
Justin Cahill '11 (English), Editorial Assistant, W. W. Norton & Company;
Chelsea Carter '08 (Psychology), Account Executive, SS&K;
Lauren Clabby Moore '00 (English), Freelance Production, CNN;
Lauren Cowher '10 (Anthropology), Account Executive, Edelman;
Christine Miranda '08 (Sociology), Inventor, ?What If!
As you can see, the Communications field isn't strictly limited to advertising—alums working in advertising, broadcast journalism, publishing, public relations, and social media all stepped forward to offer their expertise. Some entered the workforce directly after graduation; most combed the employment listings for months before landing a job. A few have remained with the same company for a number of years; others have tried on multiple firms for size until they found a perfect fit. All are passionate about their work, and fully invested in helping current Princeton students understand what it takes to jumpstart a career in Communications.
- Here are a few nuggets of their collective wisdom:
Internships are the best entry into the field. Most firms in the communications sector have (unpaid) summer intern positions—and they typically hire directly from their intern pool when looking for new hires!
- Do your research. It's just like college applications—there's nothing worse than assuring the Harvard admissions committee that you've been destined to attend Princeton since the day you were born. If you're applying for a social media position, having a Facebook page alone isn't a sufficient qualification—read industry publications, and stay updated on current events. If you're interviewing for a PR firm, know what field—arts, healthcare, technology, etc—you're most interested in.
- Pay your dues – a good intern makes a better boss.
Interns in the broadcast journalism and television industries often find themselves shared between a number of departments, so they are afforded extra opportunities to network within the company. If you've put in the time learning the ins and outs of your firm, you'll be poised to step into any open position. Even those charts and spreadsheets are worth it — after all that time plugging data into Excel, you'll be much more able to supervise and support your own future employees and interns.
- It's all about the connections – and your ability to capitalize on each and every opportunity. Most of the alums agreed that it's not enough to have a stellar resume and GPA. You need someone in the company to hand your information directly to the HR department. What's that? Don't know anyone who works for NBC? Can't think of a family friend writing for the New York Times? Don't worry! The Princeton Alumni Careers Network is a database of nearly 5000 Princeton alumni just waiting for a student to reach out and contact them. On that note…
- Don't forget to take the initiative! One alumnus admitted to applying to every single job listing for a single company until they finally contacted, interviewed, and hired her. If that's not quite your style, cold-call a few alums, and try a pleasant follow-up email if necessary (see Career Services' Career Planning Guide for some helpful guidelines).
- Once you've got a foot in the door, don't rest on your laurels. It helps to know someone within the company for that first hire, but most firms are staunch meritocracies. They don't care where you went to school; they care how you perform on the job. If you're hired young for little pay, stick with it and work your way up through the ranks. You could be surprised—in most publishing houses, interns start off reading lots of "slush" (manuscripts submitted by aspiring writers). But, as Mr. Cahill '11 noted, "I hear you'll lose a lot of faith in good writing everywhere…but if you find that gem and sign that book, your career is made!"
- It's okay to shop around. If you don't find that next Great American Novel, or you're otherwise unhappy in your current position, don't hesitate to look into other opportunities. Rival companies might love to steal new, young talent from their competitors, and firms in other industries might relish your unique skillset.
How do you launch a successful career in communications? In short, take initiative, contact an alum, nab an interview, and work your way up through the company.


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Behind the Cover: Katy Perry
"When I'm packing for a beach vacation, I make time for things that aren't always practical in everyday life: Big jewelry, big hats, bright colors—it's like a fantasy!"
Kelly Framel's whimsically girly aesthetic has made her blog, The Glamourai, a major player in all things fashion, beauty, and decor over the past four years. The Austin-bred, Brooklyn-based tastemaker began blogging after being christened "the Glamourai" at her Asian-themed twenty-fifth birthday party, which celebrated the vintage Chinese textiles that inspired the eveningwear collection she was designing for Naeem Khan at the time. These days, the style siren's work takes her everywhere from the exotic to the provincial—Milan for a Bulgari fragrance launch, São Paulo for a photo shoot, and, more recently, to Massachusetts' Brimfield Flea Market, a trip that resulted in a "U-Haul with way too much stuff!"
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Research finds that most Californians would prefer a natural death at home without becoming a burden on family. But few document their wishes, leaving families in the dark. Videos highlight this issue.
In our fragmented health care system, candid conversations about death and dying between patients, families, and doctors are far from routine. As a result, people's wishes are often unknown or not honored.
In the videos below, individuals reflect on their experiences with death and dying. Two CHCF surveys explore attitudes on end of life care and the progress of palliative care programs in California hospitals; both are under the Related CHCF Pages at the bottom.
For Raymond Wong, who takes care of his aging mother, the death of his brother left him acutely aware of the need to put his wishes in writing.
When Maria Stone's husband became critically ill his reticence to discuss and document what he wanted left decisions in her hands.
A physician studying to become a chaplain, Dr. LaVera Crawley says the health care industry only markets its successes, making it harder to acknowledge that death is part of life.
Sister Martin Coleman, a care coordinator who lives at a nursing home, says the patient's voice is critical to discussions about end-of-life care.
Nursing home resident Margot Bearden believes people are afraid of death because it is unknown to them. Talking about it and completing a POLST form can help.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Act of April 21, 1932 (47 Stat. 88), is hereby amended to provide that leases or renewal leases may be made for any term not to exceed fifteen years: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall operate to prevent the sale pursuant to law of the segregated coal or asphalt deposits leased or unleased of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Nations at any time, but any such sale shall be subject to any leases of such deposits heretofore or hereafter made pursuant to law.
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Summer Lunch Programs Underused
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSPD) -- All but 12 Ohio counties are offering a summer program to provide free lunch to children who need it. The problem is that only about one in ten children who qualify for a free or reduced lunch at school are participating.
More than one in four Ohio children live in homes with food insecurity, meaning they don't know where their next meal will come from. Many don't have access to fresh fruits and vegetables, especially during the summer months when they're out of school. Last year, 633,000 Ohio children were getting a free or reduced-price school lunch, but only 66,015 took advantage of the summer food service program.
"We have to work urgently to reach more children with nutritious meals during the summer months," said Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks. "Research shows that even one experience with hunger can have a negative impact on kids for a decade or more. We must act now, community by community, to make sure no child goes without adequate nutrition."
One of the biggest hurdles for the program to overcome is a lack of transportation. In some cases families don't have a good way to get around or the feeding sites are too far away. The 12 counties that don't offer programs: Auglaize, Coshocton, Mercer, Preble, Guernsey, Hancock, Holmes, Logan, Monroe, Noble, Union, and Vinton are mostly in rural areas of southeast or western Ohio.
"Throughout the last three years we've actually seen a drop in the number of Ohio counties that do not have a summer food service program site," said Jason Elchert with the Ohio Association of Foodbanks.
In addition to the summer food service program, there are other programs being offered to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to families. The Summer Weekend Meals Program gives children shelf-stable meals to eat over the weekend. A home delivery service is planned for rural southern and southeastern Ohio, and the Mobile Farmers Markets gets fresh produce and other popular items to sites around the state for distribution to participating children and their families.


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PHOTO: Halle Berry Sizzles In New Fragrance Ad
Halle Berry may be a mom of two, but the 47-year-old wants everyone to know that she's most certainly got a wild side.
The "Extant" star showed off her sultry, sexy side in a new ad for her new fragrance Wild Essence.
Described as a "sparkling, multi-floral" aroma that captures "the sensual essence of a women in nature."
Halle elaborated on why this scent will unearth a woman's primal instant. "The essence of a woman is in body and soul and becomes more sensual in nature. With my newest fragrance I wanted to go deep into the rainforest where I could capture the primal richness of nature in an effortless scent."
And the Oscar winner sells this fragrance like none other. She sizzled in a sheer black dress, slashed to the thigh, with her skin covered in a A-list sweat as she posed against a backdrop of steamy jungle greenery.


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Assessing the Efficacy of Treatment Modalities in the Context of Adult Drug Courts, by D.F. Anspach and A.S. Ferguson, April 2003, NCJ 202901.
Evaluating Treatment Drug Courts in Kansas City, MO and Pensacola, FL: Final Reports for Phase I and Phase II, by L. Truitt et al., March 2002, NCJ 198477.
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Wheelchair Fencing - Free Taster Session
A chance to try an exciting Paralympic sport. Please check medical conditions and specific requirements; activity may be unsuitable for some learning and mobility conditions.
From 27/04/2013 to 27/04/2013
Time: 1 pm - 3.30 pm
Location: Brockenhurst College Sports Centre, Lyndhurst Rd, Brockenhurst SO42 7ZE
The free taster session can lead on to a beginners course commencing Thursday 2nd May:
Juniors (11-15 yrs) 6 pm to 7.30 pm
Adults (16+) 7.30 pm to 9 pm
The cost of the course is £15.00
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Use convenient wireless extenders and repeaters to increase the range of your wireless Internet network. With convenient wall plug wireless extenders, you can use your Internet connection in the remote locations of your home or office. Repeaters have multiple ports that sync to multiple devices.
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Boost the range and speed of your existing network with a wireless extender that delivers dual band Wi-Fi and quickly connects to your router. Share media between several devices using USB ports that link the entire home or office to your stored data. The increased speed and range eliminates lag while increasing your ability to use devices without being tethered near the router. Double the size of your network with a repeater that rebroadcasts your network to create a second wireless network that doubles your range, but doesn't decrease network speeds. Certain models offer up to 300 Mbps, which is perfect for an office team that relies on a series of wireless devices.


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Winner of a Creative Mind Magazine Preferred Choice Award for Creative Toys, this is the plush lamb that generates eight different sounds to lull infants to sleep. It re-creates the sound of a mother's heartbeat heard within the womb, a gentle rain shower, the calming sounds of ocean surf, the harmonic sounds of whale song, Twinkle-Twinkle Little Star, Rock-a-Bye Baby, a classic lullaby, and a tranquil melody. You can control the volume, and each sound may be set to turn off after 23 or 45 minutes. The lamb attaches to a crib, co-sleeper, or bedpost with a hook-and-loop fastener. Child-safe, it is made of non-toxic and hypoallergenic polyester that can be spot-cleaned (sound box also removes to allow machine washing). Includes two AA batteries. Newborns and up. 10 1/2" H x 8 1/2" W x 6" D. (1 1/4 lbs.)
"The Sleep Sheep is wonderful. The sounds are realistic and there is a volume switch making it perfect for any situation...in a car, at home, at Grandma's!"- R, California
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shower gift for 1st great-grandchild
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Kira McEntire '13, has been chosen to display a ceramic piece for an exhibition in Texas.
Kira McEntire '13, a biology/environmental major and art minor, brings her major and minor together to create a vase titled "Diatom Vase." Her ceramic piece is on display at the Art of the Republic of Science exhibition. The exhibition will be held from February 28-March 2, 2013 at the annual meeting of the Texas Academy of Science at Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas.


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I recently attended the Pacific Northwest BI Summit, an exclusive, invite-only Business Intelligence summit held in Grants Pass, Ore., by Scott Humphrey of Humphrey Strategic Communications. This conference was at an interesting juncture as Business Intelligence is at the early stages of figuring out how to best take advantage and incorporate social data into their Big Data solution offerings.
With such an intimate conference, we had the opportunity to have in-depth conversations about what is happening in Business Intelligence. Here are some of the themes that came out of the conference:
Big Data Analytics
Big Data is such a buzz word that is used frequently, but as we were talking about it — no one knows exactly how to define what Big Data is. What was generally agreed upon was that perhaps Big Data Analytics is what should ultimately be talked about — how you analyze the data sets you do possess. It is more important to understand how people are effectively using Big Data than to bandy the term around without understanding its meaning.
Business Intelligence Incorporating Social Data
Social data has the opportunity to play an important role in Business Intelligence but social media data is still siloed from other data sources. Social media analytics need to be incorporated into the rest of Business Intelligence, but enterprise is still struggling with this. Business Intelligence is trying to incorporate social media, but at the same time must fight a perception that social media can be hyped up. Some believe that companies will only incorporate machine data (e.g. items such as satellite imagery), but Business Intelligence is best when it incorporates multiple sources of data. It's not a win all approach as more value comes from a hybrid with multiple sources.
Data Scientists in the Enterprise
Data scientists within the enterprise is evolving from one single data scientist to a team of data scientists. Like social data, the data scientist can be siloed but we're starting to see where data scientists are working with multiple departments to share insights.
Collaboration on the Go
One discussion centered around the mobility of workforces and how this plays into Business Intelligence. What many people forget when discussing mobility is that a laptop is a mobile device. With Business Intelligence, there is the opportunity to make information available on the go, but the downside is the many interfaces of mobile to design for — multiple versions of phones and laptops. What is needed is a simple interface to provide insights for a workforce that is increasingly mobile.
At the end of the conference, we gave our predictions for 2012 and TechTarget covered our Business Intelligence predictions.
I really liked this quote:
"The winner will be social data," Shawn Rogers of EMA said. "It's going to become a first-class data citizen for most enterprises. We'll see stories that go well beyond the silos they're stuck in now with customer care, brand analysis and marketing."
Ultimately, it was great to be able to have great in-depth discussions about Business Intelligence with the thought leaders from some of the leading Business Intelligence organizations and some of the more respected BI analysts. Beautiful location with a truly unique agenda and the ability to create an incredible experience.


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I'm just thinking that Rich will take some pictures here, in Buenos Aires very soon :'D pictures like those ♥ I can't wait to see you, guys!!! Thankss for everything every day!!! and of course HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOM!!!! ♥ ~ Flop Cherry... lot of kisses from all the fans of Argentina ^_^
Hi Tom, Tim, Richard and Jesse. I was at the Burlington show, and lol, Richard.. I see myself in the last photo to Tom's left! Wonderful photos and the best concert ever: Thank you, thank you for lifting my spirits so soon after the death of my mother. I will remember it always. Love you, guys.
OMG!! I was at the Portland, ME show. It was awesome. Who would of thought I'd find myself in the picture. Very cool!!
I was in NY Radio City hall ... the concert was really great . Excellent guys !!
Ciao Richard, bellissime anche queste nuove foto scattate dal palcoscenico!!!Mi hanno colpita molto soprattutto le ultime due foto, cioè quella del teatro di Portland e quella del teatro di Burlington, mi piace la loro architettura, sono molto eleganti e anche colorati!!! Sai , sto cominciando a fare studiare ai miei alunni violinisti le musiche per il saggio finale di Giugno, in programma ci sarà anche Fra Martino Campanaro e il celebre Inno alla gioia di Beethoven, saranno accompagnati dal pianoforte!!! Un salutone da Sabrina from Catania!!!
I don't know if we as fans make you feel special???? Definitely, I feel very special being your fan*****Great shots from the crowds across country! In particular, the one from Portland, Maine (of course, I was there) Love you all!
I was at Radio City Music Hall....front row seats! It was an AMAZING show! You guys were absolutely brilliant, as always. And I was lucky enough to get a set list this time, which I was very happy about! Tim and Richard, thanks for taking the time to sign it for me. I'm already looking forward to seeing you the next time you come to the States!
@Regina - you can see how small (and somewhat empty) Burlington was. A great show nonetheless! Di
see and review the photos!!! j 'adored me they will relive the moments of HAPPINESS I share with you my heart and I say a very big thank you for all ******* to europe very soon I hope!** LOT OF LOVE *BIG KISSES from FRANCE
Burlington crowd shot is amazing! Beijos, Regina.
Great shots !! Next concert will be in Lima !! See you in April guys :D
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Aren't they always left out?
Maybe theres some kind of grudge between them because bringing the iphone to t mobile would only make the iphone that much more available and increase profits...oh well im not switching i have an ipodtouch 4g and the apps are the same on the iphone sooo samsung galaxy s3 here i come lol
This wouldve been the easiest addition to apple seeing as t-mobile has the same tech as AT&T (GSM) the original iphone carrier. People just get a gevey sim and be content with that
From what I've read, T-Mobile gets shut out because network range can't support the iPhone unless on 2G connection, it doesn't support the 3G range the iPhone uses, along with the 4G LTE the "new" iPad uses
The only thing that sucks is the edge data,but since 90% of my data is off wifi, that doesn't bother me one bit!
I live in Phoenix AZ and we have been receiving 3G signal (T-Mobile user) for the last month on and off as they are testing the system.
So hang in there, soon come.
I think T-Mobile is doing the right thing. They know the iPhone is a major selling point, but frankly, they don't want to be in the same situation as Sprint and lose money for most iPhone sales. What T-Mobile is doing now is receiving unlockers with open hands, restructuring their HSPA+ network to be compatible with 3G speeds for the iPhone. And, they are starting to build their LTE network. T-Mobile can survive another year, and I predict that the seventh-generation iPhone will include T-Mobile as an official carrier. It'll be close though.
Following T-Mo news, they reported they lost 500,000 customers when the 4S was introduced last year, on the flip side, since Apple/AT&T started allowing unlocks in May, T-Mo has gained back almost half those numbers.
When the re-farming is complete in all major cites/hubs by the end of the year they (T-Mo) anticipate gaining more then they had initially lost.
I am hopeful that at some time they will also sell the beloved iPhone. Best guess's are, first quarter 2013. No fact yet, just rumors that keep popping up.


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Peritonsillar abscessQuinsy; Abscess - peritonsillar
Peritonsillar abscess is a collection of infected material in the area around the tonsils.
Peritonsillar abscess is a complication of tonsillitis. It is most often caused by a type of bacteria called group A beta-hemolytic streptococcus.
Peritonsillar abscess is usually acondition of older children, adolescents, and young adults. It has become uncommon with the use of antibiotics to treat tonsillitis.
One or both tonsils become infected. The infectionusually spreadsbehind the tonsiland can then spread downinto the neck and chest. Swollen tissuescan block the airway. This isa life-threatening medical emergency.
The abscess can break open (rupture) into the throat. Thecontent of the abscess can then travel into the lungs and cause pneumonia.
Symptoms of peritonsillar abscess include:
- Fever and chills
- Severe throat pain that is usually on one side
- Difficulty opening the mouth, and pain with opening the mouth
- Difficulty swallowing
- Drooling or inability to swallow saliva
- Facial or neckswelling
- Fever
- Headache
- Muffled voice
- Tender glands of the jaw and throat
Exams and Tests
An examination of the throat often shows swelling on one side and on the roof of the mouth.
The uvula in the back of the throat may be shifted away from the swelling. The neck and throat may be red and swollen on one or both sides.
The following tests may be done:
- Aspiration of the abscess using a needle
- CT scan
If the infection is caught early, you will be given antibiotics. More likely, if an abscess has developed, it will need to be drained with a needle or by cutting it open. You will be given pain medicine before this is done.
Sometimes, at the same time the abscessis drained, the tonsils will be removed. In this case, you will be put to sleep with anesthesia.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Peritonsillar abscess usually goes away with treatment, although the infection may return in the future.
Possible Complications
- Airway obstruction
- Cellulitis of the jaw, neck, or chest
- Endocarditis (rare)
- Fluid around the lungs (pleural effusion)
- Inflammation around the heart (pericarditis)
- Pneumonia
- Sepsis (infection in the blood)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider right awayif you have had tonsillitis and you develop symptoms of peritonsillar abscess.
Call your health care provider if you have:
- Difficulty breathing
- Difficulty swallowing
- Pain in the chest
- Persistent fever
- Symptoms that get worse
Treating tonsillitis, especially bacterial tonsillitis, quickly and completelymay help prevent an abscess.
Shirley WP, Woolley AL, Wiatrak BJ. Pharyngitis and adenotonsillar disease. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby;2010:chap 196.
Melio FR. Upper respiratory tract infections. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Wallis RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby;2009:chap 73.
Review Date: 11/9/2012
Reviewed By: Seth Schwartz, MD, MPH, Otolaryngologist, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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This breakthrough formula soothes sensitive and problematic complexions. The preparation blends easily to cosmetically neutralize and reduce the appearance of blotchiness. Bisabolol helps to restore smoothness while cooling the skin.
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To help with skin protection as well as cosmetically neutralize and reduce the appearance of problematic skin issues and blotchiness.
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Apply concentrate to affected areas, avoiding eye area, after cleansing. Also may be reapplied throughout the day as needed.
Morning: Follow with Booster Blue Moisturizer SPF 15.
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PHOTOS: Ashley Tisdale's engagement party
(Yahoo!) - Ashley Tisdale is one step closer to becoming Mrs. French!
After becoming betrothed in August, The "High School Musical" alum and her Annie Automatic musician beau Christopher French were feted at an engagement party Thursday evening.
"Thanks to everyone who came out and celebrated with us!" the actress wrote on Instagram early Friday morning along with a photo from the celebration. She gave the pic the hashtag "engagementparty" and tagged L.A.'s Bagatelle restaurant, a favorite party venue for young Hollywooders.
In the snapshot, the 28-year-old was channeling her inner bride. Wearing a long white dress with thin straps and detailing on the bottom, the blonde, who had her hair half up, was holding court with her future husband as their friends surrounded them. Everyone was smiling, laughing, and having a good time. Tisdale looked beautiful.
In her hand was a very full glass of Mia Dolcea Pink Moscato wine — a color choice that her TV counterpart Sharpay Evans would surely applaud.
The fun wasn't limited to cocktails and chatter. Tisdale and her guests also playfully posed for photos with props, something that has become a wedding staple these days. Her friend Shelley Buckner, who appeared on TV's "Summerland," posted a photo of them together — photo booth style — holding a fake moustache.
"Happy engagement to my best friend, sister, and partner in crime. I am beyond happy for you!" wrote Buckner.
A second pic showed the girls with a larger group and Tisdale was holding a "Future Mrs." sign.
"We got a future Mrs. Right here!" Buckner captioned the pic.
There were no signs of Tisdale's pals Vanessa Hudgens or Zac Efron in the photos. Hudgens has been in New York as of late and Efron's recent stint in rehab and accident which left his jaw wired shut likely doesn't have him in a partying mood.
Tisdale said yes to French's proposal at the Empire State Building in Manhattan over the summer. She shared the engagement news on Twitter soon after, writing, "Best night of my life. We're on top of the world." Soon after she showed off her engagement ring — a traditional-looking mega-carat diamond with a halo of smaller diamonds on the band.
Next stop? Their big day. And if their engagement party is any indication, it's going to be a whole lot of fun.


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Excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between Sports BJJ and BJJ self defence?
thanks James
Excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between Sports BJJ and BJJ self defence?
thanks James
Self-defence; general goal is to obtain a top position and prevent opponent causing damage. Techniques taught will include dealing with strikes/dirty tactics and escapes from stuff like bearhug/headlock/rape choke.
Sport; goal is to win under competition rules (so not necessarily focused on top position). Techniques will include stuff which is pointless if you only care about self-defence (helicopter armbar, flying triangle, reverse omoplata...).
One thing which has surprised me is that I've seen people say that the omoplata is a sports technique and isn't good for self-defence. I don't understand this and no-one has ever explained why. Imo an omoplata puts you totally out of harms way, is much harder to get slammed from than armbar or triangle and is also an easy position to get back to the feet from. Seems perfect for self-defence to me.
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Look At Usher's Drastically Different Hairstyle -- You Won't Recognize Him (PHOTO)
Usher has a confession. He recently changed his hairstyle and we're not sure if we're feeling it or not. Don't get us wrong, Usher is a CUTIE PIE. This look is just very different than what we're used to.
We first saw this new hairstyle on Instagram. The Shade Room posted a video of Ursher-Baby getting the new do. In the clip, the recording artist is sitting in a barber's chair while his barber was working his magic.
The comments underneath the video were mixed. Some fans of the singer/songwriter absolutely loved the Odell Beckham Jr.-ish style, while others didn't liked it too much. Check out video of Usher changing his look and his first photo debuting it below.
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ITHACA, N.Y.-Senior captain Alyssa Baron poured in a season-high 28 points, including 16 in a dominant second half as the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team pulled past first-place Cornell, 67-57, at Newman Arena on Friday night.
Baron finished just one rebound shy of a double-double in leading the Quakers (13-5, 3-1 Ivy) to their fifth straight win. It marks the first time Penn has ever posted two winning streaks of five or more games in a single season. Cornell, who entered the game in a three-way tie for first-place in league play, fell to 11-8 on the year and 3-2 against the Ivy League. Penn is now tied with four other teams with one Ivy loss.
After a high-paced, back-and-forth affair in the opening 20 minutes, the Quakers put together an early 17-0 run and controlled play throughout the second half for the decisive road victory.
Penn entered the game ranked third in the nation in field goal percentage defense (34.0%). Naturally, Cornell shot 50 percent in the first half, including 5-of-6 (83.3%) from three-point range. However, the Quakers stayed with the Big Red throughout the stanza. In fact, after the hosts jumped out to a 7-2 lead, Penn scored eight straight behind four different scorers to go up 10-7 at the 13:32 mark.
A few minutes later, Cornell used a 7-0 run to go up 22-15 with 7:08 left in the half. But again, Penn kept up with the hot-shooting Big Red and chipped away until senior Meghan McCullough buried a game-tying three, 26-26, with 4:00 until intermission. The teams traded baskets and the lead for the remainder of the half. Cornell eventually held a 36-35 advantage at the break.
In the second half, the No. 3 defense in the nation returned to full form and held Cornell to one basket over the first nine minutes. The lead changed hands 12 times in the first 22 minutes, but never again after Baron put the Quakers on top, 39-38, with 18:14 to play. That was the start of 17 straight points for Penn - 13 of which came from Baron, who moved up five spots to 17th-place on the Ivy League's all-time scoring list.
Baron's steal - one of a game-high four on the night - led to an easy fastbreak layup to cap the run and hand the Red and Blue a commanding, 54-38 lead with 12:25 to play.
Cornell eventually broke a seven-minute drought, but never pulled within single-digits the rest of the way. At that point, junior Katy Allen hit a free throw and freshman Stephanie Cheney connected on a powerful drive and score to go up 59-45 with 7:46 left.
Moments later, as if there was any doubt it was just her night, Baron threw up a contested, one-handed, deep three-pointer in a desperate attempt to beat the shot clock. It went in as the buzzer sounded. Cornell fought to the buzzer, but proved no threat down the stretch. The final score was as close as they would get.
Inside the Numbers
Overall, the Big Red finished 19-of-53 (35.8%) from the field and 7-of-17 (41.2%) from three. Penn scored at a 40-percent clip (22-of-55) and made six of its 12 threes. The Quakers were excellent from the free throw line where they connected on 17-of-21 (81.0%). Penn forced 21 turnovers and had just 11 miscues which led to an 18-6 edge in points off turnovers.Cornell held a substantial advantage on the boards, 42-31.
Other Notables
Penn is 13-3 in its last 16 games and is now 12-0 this season when scoring more than 60 points ...The Quakers have had two players score in double figures in all but one game this year ... Penn is 9-0 this year when shooting better than 40 percent ... The Quakers have won three straight over Cornell and lead the all-time series, 51-19 ... Penn has posted first back-to-back wins at Newman Arena since 2004-05 ...Earlier this season, Penn set a program record with eight straight non-conference wins (second-longest overall win streak in school history).
Up Next
Penn will travel to New York City following the game to take on Columbia on Saturday. If you can make it out to Levien Gymnasium, make sure to wear pink. The game will serve as Columbia's Play 4Kay game in the fight against breast cancer. Tip off is set for 7 p.m., and the game can be seen on the Ivy League Digital Network.
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This is a general overview of the majors and minors. For more information, please consult the college catalog, or contact the department.
The Department of Economics & Business Administration offers four fields of concentration, two interdisciplinary fields of concentration, and two minors:
The Economics & Business Administration curriculum places emphasis on creating well-rounded, literate entrepreneurs, business professionals and economists. The study of business is a vehicle used in obtaining a broad-based, liberal arts education. A strategic viewpoint is adopted where functional areas are interrelated and considered in a larger economic and social context. An entrepreneurial focus, emphasizing new ventures and family-owned businesses, permeates much of the required coursework. A moral philosophy of business and economics is routinely presented in the required courses.
The Department offers a major in economics for students interested in careers in research, teaching, business or public service. The majors in fields of accounting, finance and marketing/ management prepare students to embark upon careers in today's dynamic and global business environment. The Department strongly encourages its students to double major or minor in a foreign language, the sciences or mathematics. The Department offers a joint major with the Departments of French, German and Spanish. This major in international studies in business and foreign language is well-suited to students seeking careers in the growing global economy, allowing them to combine business coursework with study of their chosen foreign language.
Students at Hillsdale College may take courses in business administration in one of three ways. First, any student at Hillsdale College may take any business course so long as the student meets the prerequisites of the course. These courses may be in accounting, business administration, economics or law. Certain courses have no listed prerequisites and may be taken to enrich the student's curriculum, broaden the base of knowledge in another area of study or create a fund of knowledge for further study in other areas. Second, students in other majors may elect a minor in business. The minor in business administration may not be taken by students majoring in the EBA Department. Third, students may elect a major in accounting, financial management or marketing/ management. All three majors require the completion of a common core of business courses in addition to the general College requirements.
In addition to meeting general College requirements, the student who wishes to major in economics must complete 39 semester hours of coursework in the Department, plus four hours of Mathematics 120, Calculus I (or Mathematics 113, Integrated Calculus I-B). The courses listed below under Sophomore Year and Junior Year are required for the major. In addition, students in the economics major must take an additional 18 credit hours in upper-level economics courses (300 or above) as listed below. Students may declare a major in economics and enroll in junior- and senior-level courses only after successfully completing all sophomore-level courses listed below. Grades in all courses must be "C-" or better for successful completion.
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Junior/Senior Year
The minor in economics consists of:
In addition, a grade of at least "C-" must be achieved in Mathematics 113, Integrated Calculus I-B or Mathematics 120, Calculus I.
All Students who elect to pursue a major in accounting, financial management or marketing/management must complete a common core of business courses in addition to the general College requirements. This core consists of the following courses totaling 34 semester hours:
Accounting and Business students are encouraged to take additional mathematics and computer science courses. Also, it is recommended that they learn a second language. The following courses are recommended as electives:
A student majoring in accounting must complete a total of 55 credit hours. In addition to the core courses in economics and business administration, the accounting major must take 21 advanced hours in accounting. The advanced required courses in accounting are:
Students choosing a major in financial management must complete a total of 49 credit hours. In addition to the core courses in economics and business administration, the financial management major must take 15 advanced semester hours in financial management. Students majoring in financial management must take:
Students choosing to major in marketing/management must complete a total of 49 credit hours. In addition to the core courses in economics and business administration, the marketing& management major must take 15 advanced semester hours in marketing/management. Students majoring in marketing & management must take:
Students are encouraged to take other elective courses in marketing and management.
A minor in Business Administration consists of a minimum of 18 hours and must include the following courses:
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