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Carl M. Freeman Companies establishes permanent residence
On Thursday, Oct. 11, the Carl M. Freeman Companies hosted a ribbon-cutting with the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the opening of the Delaware division's new office space located in the Bear Trap Dunes Marketplace in Ocean...
Thursday, October 18, 2018 - 9:57am
Boo-B-Que returns with food, brews, music and more
Whoever decided that Halloween is better with smoke, seasoning and marinade may have had the right idea, as the fourth annual Boo-B-Que: Barbecue & Brews Festival will return to Delaware Seashore State Park on Oct. 19 and 20.
Thursday, October 18, 2018 - 9:41am
SPCA again rescuing animals from hurricane-struck region
Brandywine Valley SPCA was due on Monday to receive 100 cats in an airlift rescue from Florida shelters struggling after Hurricane Michael. The cats were to be transported to the SPCA's new Rescue & Rehab Center in Georgetown (formerly the...
Thursday, October 18, 2018 - 9:40am
LB Women's Club learns about volunteer opportunities
Connecting with the community through volunteering was the focus of the October meeting of the Lord Baltimore Women's Club, held at Cripple Creek Country Club. The keynote speaker, Ann Gorrin head of the Volunteer Delaware 50+ program in Sussex...
Thursday, October 18, 2018 - 9:07am
Frankford health fair offers fun, food and fitness
The Frankford Community Health Fair has been a popular event for the past decade and organizers keep adding fun and educational activities each year to make it even better.
This year is no exception. The health fair, set for Saturday, Oct...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 12:27pm
Family Fun Day to raise funds for Parkinson's cause
A group of local businesspeople with a love for good causes and a knack for fundraising is holding its second annual Family Fun Day this weekend, again focusing on those fighting Parkinson's disease as the recipients of the event's proceeds....
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 12:26pm
Coastal heritage dinner reawakens flavors of 140 years ago
Imagine eating the fresh food caught and grown on the Eastern Shore: roasted shellfish, lemon-baked seabass, fresh venison, duck and local veggies.
These dishes and more took center stage on Oct. 5 at the historic Indian River Life-Saving...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 12:24pm
Delaware Seashore State Park to host Boo-Que on Oct. 19-20
DNREC's Division of Parks & Recreation will host the fourth annual "Boo-Que By the Sea," a two-day barbecue cook-off competition and family festival beginning 6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 19, and continuing Saturday, Oct. 20, at Delaware Seashore...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 11:58am
Spirits of Halloween to raise funds for Cocktails Curing Cancer
Karen Kampmann, creator of I Love Bethany Beach, said she wanted a cool inaugural fundraising event with a Halloween theme (her favorite holiday) for the Bethany Beach area and approached Lisa Condon, president of Cocktails Curing Cancer, about...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:42am
SouthEastern Delaware Artist Studio Tour set for 24th year
The artists of the SouthEastern Delaware Artist Studio Tour (SEDAST) are getting ready for their 24th Annual Tour, in which they will open their studios and give the public the opportunity to talk to them and watch them create their art. The two-...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:36am
VFW offering scholarships, hosting contests for students
VFW Auxiliary 7234 in Ocean View is holding a number of contests and scholarship competitions for students.
The Patriot's Pen essay contest, for students in Grades 6-8, has entries due Oct. 31. The Voice of Democracy audio essay contest,...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:28am
Local businesses adapt to survive changing times
"How many of you have heard the phrase, 'This area has changed so much'?" asked Lauren Weaver, director of the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce, to a roomful of entrepreneurs.
A panel of local business owners shared their success...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:11am
Open for Business partners with 1 Million Cups for startups
Anyone with plans to open, purchase or expand a business in Sussex County, or who needs assistance with licenses or permits, business-plan writing, marketing or getting ready to apply for financing is being invited to attend Sussex County's "Open...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:04am
Passport 'Happy Hours' planned at special-after-hours events
Due to the popularity of past passport fairs, the Ocean View Post Office is hosting several special passport sessions — this time, after regular passport acceptance hours.
"The recent passport fairs were so successful that many patrons...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 10:02am
Annual Mariners Trail Run set for Oct. 21
Mariners Bethel United Methodist Church will be hosting its 17th annual Trail Run on Sunday, Oct. 21, at the Assawoman Wildlife Refuge at Camp Barnes in Bayard, near Bethany Beach.
For the past 16 years, Bill Lord has been organizing and...
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 9:25am
Route 113/24 changes among DelDOT plans for next five years
Each year, the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces its proposed road projects for the next six years. This autumn, DelDOT showed off their plans and sought public input on the proposed Capital Transportation Program (CTP) for...
Friday, October 5, 2018 - 11:17am
Radish Farms holds community block party
A community block party was held Sept. 29 on Tunbridge Court in the Commons of Radish Farms in Millsboro, complete with food, music, games and a surprise for the kids — Spider-Man jumping in the bounce house with them. Millsboro Police Department...
Friday, October 5, 2018 - 9:39am
DCHS holds See You at the Pole prayer, chapel service
As schools across the country participated in "See You at the Pole" on Wednesday, Sept. 26, Delmarva Christian High School expanded their involvement by providing week-long lunchtime prayer opportunities and an outside chapel service for students...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 1:04pm
Oct. 14 festival to showcase Latino cuisine and culture
Sabor Latino 2018 — a new food-and-wine festival event that will celebrate Latino culture, with food, fun, music and dance — will take place Sunday, Oct. 14, 2-6 p.m., at The Clubhouse at Baywood in the Long Neck area.
Attendees can enjoy...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 1:02pm
Read a movie, write a novel, meet the librarian
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is just for kicks — it's about quantity over quality. At the Frankford Public Library, Elizabeth "Liz" Berntsen has returned to manage adult programing, and she is daring people to use NaNoWriMo as impetus...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 10:31am
A feast of jazz on offer in Rehoboth Beach next week
Jazz music has become synonymous with October in Rehoboth Beach.
This year, the dates to know are Thursday, Oct. 11, through Sunday, Oct. 14. Musicians and audience members are coming from around the country to play and listen to the best...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 10:14am
Run, White & Blue raises almost $12,000 for scholarships
The fifth annual Run, White & Blue 5K/1-Mile Walk, held at the DelTech Owens Campus in Georgetown, was the most successful event yet, as nearly 500 runners and walkers braved the heat and humidity to raise almost $12,000 to support...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 10:02am
CROP Hunger Walk to mark 30th anniversary in Bethany
This year is the 30th anniversary of the CROP Hunger Walk in Bethany Beach, sponsored by the Southeast Sussex Ministerium This year's walk will take place on Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Bethany Beach bandstand, with sign-in at noon and the walk at 1:...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 9:37am
'Big Truck Day' planned at Delaware Seashore State Park this weekend
DNREC's Delaware Seashore State Park will host its first-ever "Big Truck Day" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, at the Indian River Marina. Children of all ages will have the opportunity to get up-close and personal with some of the...
Thursday, October 4, 2018 - 9:36am
Ocean View voters choose Reynolds
The Ocean View Town Council will have a new face on its dais, as Fairway Village resident Berton Reynolds won the town's annual council election. Reynolds beat out incumbent Carol Bodine for the Town's District 4 council seat, with 237 votes to...
Friday, April 20, 2018 - 3:23pm
Two Millsboro women compete for school board seat
With Indian River School District School Board elections around the corner, two Millsboro women have thrown their hats into the ring to represent IRSD's District 3.
Dana Probert and Leolga T. Wright are competing to serve the voting...
Friday, April 20, 2018 - 3:22pm
Bethany looks to regulate wireless antenna installation
It's a topic with interest spreading across the state and the nation: How will municipalities deal with the coming proliferation of new wireless technology, including small-cell and 5G antennas. Will they turn streets into forests of antenna...
Friday, April 20, 2018 - 3:13pm
South Bethany to have election contests for mayor and council
South Bethany's 2018 election could be a kind of musical chairs, as six candidates have filed for four seats, but everyone running is a familiar face.
Tim Saxton could cut his current town council term in half, having entered the mayoral...
Friday, April 20, 2018 - 3:12pm


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No apology … Ottawa seeks diplomatic help
OTTAWA/RIYADH/DUBAI, Aug 11, (Agencies): For years, Canadian pressure on human rights in Saudi Arabia had elicited no more than a standard rejection. But all that changed last week, when a Canadian complaint was translated into Arabic and set off a diplomatic row.
When Riyadh responded to a call from Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland to release civil society activists with an abrupt severing of diplomatic and trade ties, Canadian officials were left scrambling to understand what had happened.
What Ottawa did not anticipate was that in the eyes of the Saudis they had crossed a red line.
The reaction from Saudi Arabia was swift. Hours after an Arabic tweet, the Saudi government recalled its ambassador, barred Canada's envoy from returning and placed a ban on new trade.
Two Gulf sources said it was the tweet from the embassy that upset Saudi officials the most.
"Matters were being handled through usual channels but the tweet was a break with diplomatic norms and protocol," said one of the sources, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
The sources did not clarify exactly how the tweet broke with diplomacy, but regional experts said it was the step of sending it to a domestic audience that would have angered Saudi officials.
"The Saudi retaliation took some time to allow for political talks in closed doors," Salman al-Ansari, founder of the Washington-based Saudi American Public Relation Affairs Committee, said.
"They thought the Canadians would take steps to back off, but all of a sudden they tweeted it in Arabic. This was a very provocative action by the Canadians to try to embarrass the Saudis in front of their people. The Saudis did not take this lightly at all."
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Jubeir raised the issue of the Arabic tweet in a call with Freeland on Tuesday, and complained about interference, a person familiar with the matter who declined to be named said.
Canadian officials say there was nothing remarkable about the Arabic tweet, which merely repeated Ottawa's stated position in a common practice for delegations abroad.
Canada has raised the issue of civil society activist detentions before. As recently as May, Canada's Riyadh embassy tweeted in English its concern about activist arrests and said it was "crucial that the rule of law" be respected, with no public Saudi response.
The outsized reaction to the tweet underscores how the kingdom is taking a much harsher stance against what it perceives as Western interference in its internal affairs on issues like human rights, perhaps emboldened by Washington's willingness under Donald Trump to de-emphasize rights issues when it comes to its allies.
Riyadh and Washington have been enjoying an exceptionally close relationship — tense during the administration of former US president Barack Obama — as both Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Trump share similar concerns about Iran. By contrast, Trump and Trudeau locked horns during the G7 summit in June in an unusually public manner.
The US State Department this week urged the two sides to use diplomacy to resolve the dispute.
"Canada is collateral damage," said Thomas Juneau, an assistant professor and Middle East expert at the University of Ottawa. "This fundamentally is not about Canada. This is about Saudi Arabia wanting to send a broader message to its neighbours, to other democracies."
Canadian foreign affairs officials including Freeland, who were gathered at a Vancouver hotel for a conference on Sunday, were taken aback by the Saudi reaction and left scrambling. Canada, government insiders said, was still unclear on what steps it can take to "fix its big mistake", as a Saudi official called it.
"I don't think we have a conclusive understanding as of right now," said a Canadian government source. "There may be the need for another call (between Freeland and Jubeir). We're also obviously talking to our partners about it. We do not wish to have bad relations with them (the Saudis)."
Inside Saudi Arabia, the measures were supported by a media campaign criticizing Canada's human rights record and praising the Saudi ruler's firmness in "protecting the kingdom's sovereignty."
Saudi state television channels aired reports on the struggle of indigenous people in Canada and said they had been historically subject to discrimination. Other reports listed "the worst Canadian prisons" and described harsh prison conditions.
Thousands of Twitter accounts bearing Saudi flags tweeted on the dispute, elevating the phrase "Saudi Arabia expels the Canadian ambassador" to one of the world's most popular hashtags. Many of the tweets used suspiciously similar language, often a sign of a coordinated campaign by bots, or automated accounts.
Saud al-Qahtani, a senior royal court adviser, tweeted a link announcing the decision to ban new trade on Monday along with the hashtag "Saudi first" — echoing a phrase popularized by Trump.
Meanwhile, Canada is quietly nudging allies including Germany and Sweden for help with resolving its row with Saudi Arabia, a government source confirmed Thursday.
The senior official, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of the diplomacy, said Freeland had spoken with her counterparts in the two European nations.
Germany and Sweden previously were targets of Saudi backlashes for calling out the kingdom over human rights abuses.
Freeland sought to understand how they resolved those disputes, and asked for their support, the official said. Ottawa also planned to reach out to regional heavyweight the United Arab Emirates and Britain, which has strong historical ties to Saudi Arabia.
Women's rights advocates, charitable organizations, and civil rights groups, meanwhile, urged the international community "to join Canada in calling for the unequivocal respect of women's rights in Saudi Arabia."
They also called for Riyadh to "immediately release" women activists in detention, and commended Freeland "for her uncompromising stand for human rights, and for her bold leadership in walking the talk on women's rights globally."
"We join Canada in urging Saudi Arabia to release women's rights activists Samar Badawi and Nassima al-Sada," said the statement signed by 22 non-governmental groups and individuals, including the Nobel Women's Initiatve, Oxfam, and Lawyers without Borders.
Tensions have been high since Monday, when Riyadh expelled Canada's ambassador, recalled its own envoy and froze all new trade and investments after Ottawa denounced a crackdown on rights activists in Saudi Arabia.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stood firm, saying: "Canada will always speak strongly and clearly in private and in public on questions of human rights … at home and abroad, wherever we see the need."
"Canadians expect that, and indeed people around the world expect that leadership from Canada," he said.
Trudeau noted that Freeland had "a long conversation" on Tuesday with her counterpart Adel al-Jubeir to try to resolve the dispute.
"Diplomatic talks continue," he said.
Canada has been disappointed that Western powers including the United States — a key ally of Saudi Arabia — did not publicly support Ottawa.
"Both sides need to diplomatically resolve this together. We can't do it for them. They need to resolve it together," US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a briefing on Wednesday.
In March 2015, Saudi Arabia recalled its ambassador from Stockholm over criticism by the Swedish foreign minister of Riyadh's human rights record.
Earlier this year, Bloomberg News reported that Saudi Arabia was scaling back its dealings with some German companies amid a diplomatic spat with Berlin.
The move came after Germany's foreign minister last November remarked that Lebanon was a "pawn" of Saudi Arabia after the surprise resignation of its Prime Minister Saad Hariri while in Riyadh.
When Saudi Arabia ordered its citizens studying in Canada to abruptly leave the country it left institutions like Techno Canada in the lurch, forcing the small Toronto business school to scramble for new students in the middle of the summer.
But that doesn't mean the school's director wants his government to abandon its advocacy of civil rights in Saudi Arabia, which prompted the worst diplomatic rift in history between the two countries.
"I am very much with my government to stand up for human rights," the head of Techno Canada, Basu Mukherjee, said as he conceded the loss of Saudi students will hurt his bottom line. "It is going to be hard, but we will try our best to replace them."
Similar sentiments have been expressed in recent days across Canada as schools, hospitals and even some businesses largely shrug at Saudi Arabia's decision to punish the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over tweets supporting two jailed dissident bloggers.
In a sign that the Saudis may not have as much leverage over Canada as they thought, many in the country say they are less concerned about the effects on Canada of the diplomatic spat than they are concerned for the well-being of the 15,000 students who were told they cannot resume studies for the fall semester and 800 doctors and medical residents who must leave by Sept 1.
"It's very difficult for people who have families and leases," said Dr Salvatore Spadafora who oversees 216 of Saudi doctors and medical residents in the Toronto Academic Health Sciences Network. "They are all working very, very hard and trying to study and then this happens."
The Saudi government expelled Canada's ambassador to the kingdom and withdrew its own ambassador on Sunday, days after two Canadian tweets in support of arrested activist Samar Badawi, whose writer brother Raif Badawi was arrested in Saudi Arabia in 2012 and later sentenced to 1,000 lashes and 10 years in prison for insulting Islam. Then it halted flights by its national airline and ordered the students home, a decision that affects institutions as small as Techno Canada, which has just 40 people enrolled, to major institutions such as the University of Toronto.
Even though the Saudis are a significant presence in Canadian hospitals and in higher-education, contributing about Can$1 billion to Can$1.5 billion ($770 million to $1.1 billion) to the Canadian economy last year, the overall effect is minimal since other foreign students can easily replace them.
Spadafora said other medical students will pick up the shifts of the Saudi residents and physicians when they go home by Sept 1.
Brian Hodges, who oversees about 94 from Saudi Arabia including 58 or 59 trained specialists or fellows at Toronto's University Health Network, said patient care won't be affected. "The first priority really is figure how to support them," he said. "Many have been with us for five or four years and are close to doing exams."
Trudeau, a staunch defender of woman's rights, is not backing down and has received only limited criticism from domestic opponents.
"Canadians have always expected our government to speak strongly, firmly, clearly and politely about the need to respect human rights at home and around the world," he said.
Financial markets did not appear hurt by the dispute amid reports that the Saudis intended to unload Canadian assets. There were rumors that Kingdom Holding Co intended to sell its 47.5 percent stake in the Toronto-based luxury hotel chain Four Seasons. A company spokeswoman, Sarah Tuite, would only say that "day to day operations" have not changed. "It is business as usual," she said.
Bilateral trade between the two nations is just $3 billion a year. Canada does get 10 percent of its imported crude oil from Saudi Arabia, but even if the dispute escalates further Saudi oil could potentially be replaced with US shale oil or oil from Canada's oil sands region — the third largest oil reserves in the world.
Saudi Arabia's energy minister said oil sales to Canada will not be affected.
The worst potential impact on Canada would be if Saudi Arabia canceled Canada's largest arms deal, a $15 billion deal with Saudi Arabia in 2014 to export its light-armored vehicles to the kingdom. Jim Reid, a union leader who represents 500 workers at the General Dynamics facility in London, said that could lead to job losses.
The Canadian foreign ministry says they have heard nothing about the contract.
"The Saudi's are shooting themselves in the foot," Reid said. "Yes, it's going to cause some economic hardship for some universities and colleges and hospitals but this is disrupting their own citizens' lives whether they are doctors in hospitals or students. It boggles the mind."
Robert Bothwell, a professor at the University of Toronto, said anything Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman does to harm Canada will also harm a range of Saudi interests including their investments and students.
"The Saudi monarchy is playing around with thousands of Saudi subjects, slaves. Their interests are not being regarded. They are just pawns and that's very much to be regretted," Bothwell said.


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Holy Rosary
Holy Rosary invites you to celebrate Mass with us; Please see the times below. Our pastor, Rev. John Thompson, S.M., is pleased to welcome guests to our parish. We are located in San Antonio, TX; Directions are available here
Mass times for Holy Rosary are below. Once again, we welcome you!
159 Camino Santa Maria, San Antonio, TX 78228
(210) 433-3241
Archdiocese of San Antonio
Rite: Roman-Latin
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Mass Times
- Saturday5:00pm
- Sunday9:00am (Spanish), 12:00pm (Spanish)
- Monday8:00am
- Tuesday8:00am
- Wednesday8:00am
- Thursday8:00am
- Friday8:00am
Other Services
- AdorationWeekdays: 4:00am-8:00am
- ConfessionsSat: 3:30pm-4:30pm
Additional Instructions410 to Culebra, to Camino Santa Maria.
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Feds out, Kebe doubtfulBrian McDermott has confirmed that Stuart Taylor will continue to deputise in goal on Saturday as Adam Federici's sprained ankle rules him out.
The manager also said that Jimmy Kebe is a doubt for the Barclays Premier League match with Aston Villa after picking up an injury at Goodison Park last weekend.
Long-term absentees Alex McCarthy and Jason Roberts are continuing to progress but are no ready to return yet.
In his press conference on Thursday morning, Brian said: "He (Federici) has quite badly sprained his ankle - he'll be out for a little bit longer. But knowing Adam as I do, he'll get back quick because he's that that kind of character.
"Alex McCarthy's training a lot more now - he'll probably join in with the group next week which is good news for us. Jason Roberts is not available just yet. Jimmy Kebe has got a knock, whether he'll be available at the weekend I don't know.
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Bio: Edwards, C.
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Surnames: Edwards, Philpott, Sturdevant
----Sources: Neillsville Times (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) June 1882 [date of newspaper is unknown]
Last Friday evening Sheriff Philpott, of Neillsville, and his deputy, C. C. Edwards, of Humbird, got into a little difficulty in front of the Blair House in this village, the history of which is as follows, as near as we can learn: J. R. Sturdevant, County Judge, had sentenced a boy from Humbird to the reformed school at Waukesha, and at the request of the mother of the boy, appointed C. C. Edwards, deputy sheriff, to convey him thither. Sheriff Philpott, hearing of the matter, made up his mind to earn those fees, and so took the train and came down to Merrillan, to intercept Edwards and the boy and take him himself.
On arriving, he found the parties he was looking after already on the ground awaiting the next train going south. Philpott demanded the prisoner and papers, but Edwards thought the check put on by his superior was rather more than the occasion called for and so refused to give the boy and papers into his superior's hands. A few wrathy words were said by both parties and still they could not agree. Therefore Philpott served a written revocation of the appointment of Edwards as duty and proceeded to lead the boy off. Edwards now interfered and a little squabble ensued in which Philpott left it wouldn't do to attempt force. In the meantime Edwards bethought him of a way to gain his end by strategy, so he pretended to have abandoned his idea of taking the boy to the school, but insisted on taking him home again, so he started back to Humbird, got as far as Wrightsville, waited fro the next train and proceeded on his way unmolested.
The Sheriff went back to Neillsville determined, no doubt, to never appoint another deputy that he could not handle. Merrillan Leader.
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Interference during the 2016 presidential elections left many states rushing to shore up systems, but commonwealth officials say they are in a "good position."
(TNS) — With midterm elections fast approaching, security of voting systems and voter data has emerged as a major concern across the country.
"We've been working on this for some time and we've been aware of the (cyberattack) issues since the 2016 election," said Debra O'Malley, spokeswoman for Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin.
Public scrutiny surrounding election security intensified in July after a grand jury indicted 12 Russian hackers, accusing them of interfering in U.S. elections two years ago.
"The object of the conspiracy was to hack into the computers of U.S. persons and entities involved in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, steal documents from those computers and stage releases of the stolen documents to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election," according to the indictment.
The indictment largely focuses on the presidential campaign, but hackers also targeted state and local election boards, successfully stealing the personal information of at least 500,000 voters, according to the indictment. Stolen information included names, addresses, partial Social Security numbers, dates of birth and driver's license numbers.
Massachusetts is not named in the indictment, and O'Malley said the U.S. Department of Homeland Security had not contacted state election officials about it.
Nonetheless, top national intelligence officials have said all 50 states were likely targeted, which Russia is likely to do again in the 2018 midterm elections. On July 19, Microsoft reported hackers with ties to Russia had already targeted three separate congressional candidates.
In Massachusetts, state primaries are scheduled for Sept. 4. O'Malley said security measures are in better shape than many other states, oddly in part because of its somewhat antiquated system.
"We're in a good position, luckily, because our state voter database is on a closed network," O'Malley said.
A closed network means local and state election offices are hardwired together - and not connected to the Internet - making it incredibly difficult to access without physically tapping into the system. Additionally, Massachusetts benefits from still using paper ballots, a traditional voting method that helps ensure accuracy and safeguard against cyberattacks.
"It's turned out to be in our benefit," O'Malley added.
Marlborough City Clerk Lisa Thomas agreed.
"There is no cybersecurity issue because they are standalone machines and not connected to anything," said Thomas. "Cybersecurity is not an issue as of yet."
The city, however, is purchasing poll pads. The technology will prevent someone from casting a ballot during early voting in November and then again on Election Day. Thomas said the purchase is not in response to concerns about voter fraud, but instead to make the early voting process easier on her staff.
Thomas was unsure of the cost of the poll pads.
In Framingham, the city's latest capital budget includes $116,580 to fund the purchase of 20 new voting machines, including hardware and election reporting software. The project was originally recommended in the fiscal 2018 budget, but voted down by Town Meeting before being approved this year.
The city's existing AccuVote machines date to July 2006, and are no longer manufactured by the company.
Framingham plans to acquire 20 ImageCast Precinct voting machines sold by Dominion Voting Systems, one of the country's major election equipment vendors.
Kay Stimson, Dominion's vice president of government affairs, said the machines operate in a closed network, meaning they're never connected to each other, or to a public network, reducing the risk of a cyberattack.
Stimson said Dominion's machines comply with industry standards for security and accessibility, and use multiple checks and balances to ensure confidence in election results.
"As a company, we are prioritizing election security," she said, "and we're making sure that we try to actively, proactively, work with members of Congress so they understand how voting systems are designed and tested and certified and secured."
Other states, including Delaware, Georgia, Louisiana, New Jersey and South Carolina, have moved entirely to electronic voting machines, first touted as a way to reduce fraud, boost voter turnout and cut costs through increased efficiency. In the wake of the 2016 election, however, many are rethinking the technology, as the machines are more susceptible to hacks. And without a paper record, it's difficult to audit and confirm results.
"It is nearly impossible to determine if paperless voting machines have been hacked and if vote tallies have been altered," according to a July report by U.S. Committee on House Administration Democrats.
Massachusetts is mandated to audit 3 percent of precincts after presidential elections, which election watchdogs say is a good step toward improving election security. There's no requirement to audit midterm elections.
In Natick, Town Clerk Diana Packer said the town is "diligent" when it comes to cleaning up its voter list.
Steps include weekly or biweekly checks to removed deceased residents from the list, frequent checks to remove residents that moved overseas, confirmation cards mailed annually to residents who didn't respond to the U.S. Census to determine if they still live in Natick and checking to determine if a resident is registered to vote when they drop by Town Hall to fill out paperwork for an unrelated matter, such as securing a dog license.
Marie Y. Ryan, president of the Massachusetts Town Clerks Association, went so far as to say there are "no issues" related to cybersecurity in Massachusetts elections.
"As far as the cybersecurity, there are no issues in Massachusetts, unlike other states, because our systems (and) equipment are not connected to the Internet at all," Ryan wrote in an email.
Massachusetts state and local election officials, like Marlborough, have begun experimenting with more advanced technology systems, however, including "e-poll books," sometimes called "poll pads." The e-poll books, which look like tablets, are not used to count votes. But the databases kept on the machines maintain sensitive voter information, including names, addresses, political parties, dates of birth and sometimes voter identification numbers. While conceptually simple and designed to improve the overall voting experience, e-poll books are potentially vulnerable to cyberattacks.
"Some of those (e-poll books) are Internet- and Bluetooth-enabled, so they could be tampered with," said Pam Wilmot, executive director of Common Cause Massachusetts, a government watchdog. "They are not directly connected to the central voting registry ... but they do later get uploaded, so there is some vulnerability."
Some Massachusetts municipalities have already begun using the e-poll books to check in voters for Town Meetings, including in Sherborn, Canton and Tewksbury. But local officials are waiting for state guidance on whether to use them in the upcoming elections.
"The state Election Division is not yet (ready) to certify them for use at elections due (to) possible issues since they could connect to Wi-Fi," wrote Ryan, who is also the Great Barrington town clerk. "This is something that is being worked on presently. We have total confidence in the state Election Division to come up with a way to be able to use the (e-poll books) for elections."
With an eye to further bolster election security throughout the state, Massachusetts applied for and received a $7.9 million federal grant, which requires a 5 percent state match. The grant was part of a $380 million federal grant program made available to states to improve the administration of elections, enhance technology and make election security improvements.
There's no requirement, however, to spend the money before the midterm elections and state officials are not banking on it. The state would not share its proposal for the funds with Wicked Local, saying the plan still needs federal approval.
"Obviously, we're not depending on the funding to prepare," O'Malley said.
On July 19, the Republican-controlled U.S. House moved to eliminate future funding for states to strengthen election security, much to the chagrin of House Democrats, including Massachusetts Rep. Jim McGovern of Worcester.
"Does anybody really believe that these attacks are going to stop?" McGovern asked hypothetically on the House floor. "This is about protecting our democracy, and I don't understand why this is controversial."
Beyond the public sector, private, political and nonprofit organizations are also custodians of extensive databases of voter information, making them also susceptible to cyberattacks.
The grand jury indictment detailed intricate phishing email scams and malware attacks targeting staffers of the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
The hackers stole thousands of documents from the Democratic Party, ultimately releasing troves of private information and emails. The leak, albeit two years ago, wreaked havoc in the party and its members are not quick to forget.
"In the wake of the attacks on our elections and the hacking of our colleagues in Washington by the Russian government, we've taken active steps to step up our security measures," said Emily Fitzmaurice, communications director for the Democratic Party. "The security of our work has been and continues to be a top priority."
©2018 MetroWest Daily News, Framingham, Mass. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.


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Europe's Largest Electric Public Bus Fleet in Dutch Cities
All 43 public buses in the Dutch cities of Eindhoven and Helmond will be electrically powered, starting the 11th of December. Together...Read More
Amsterdam Airport deploys electric buses
35 electric buses started operating today at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to transport travellers from aircraft to the gate. Each bus has...Read More
Electric transport in Amsterdam continues to increase
Electric cars have covered a distance of more than 20 million clean, electric kilometres in a five-year period of building Amsterdam's...Read More
The Dutch want more charging points for their electric cars
Compared to other Europeans, the Dutch sometimes have different needs when it comes to charging electric cars. That is the outcome of a...Read More
300 electric smart cars on the streets of Amsterdam
Amsterdam – car2go today announced to bring its innovative mobility program to Amsterdam before end of 2011 and decided to run one...Read More
Nissan Leaf Electric Car Will Be Available in the Netherlands in December
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Introduction: Enhanced Ljusa Charger
This is my first instructable, so bear with me.
With a few basic items you can build a hand-crank powered emergency cell phone charger, very useful if and when the power goes out, and it's not dependent on any batteries.
- IKEA LJUSA flashlight($5 at IKEA)
- USB car charger($1 at Dollar Tree)
- Soldering iron and solder
- Double-sided tape
- Wire strippers
- Hookup wire
- Phillips and flat-head screwdrivers
How it works:
The Ljusa uses a hand crank connected to a gear reduction drive that powers a small brushless motor, which acts as a generator. The power from the generator is passed through a network of diodes wired as a full-wave rectifier, which insures the correct polarity DC voltage is supplied, regardless of which direction the crank is turned. The rectifier in turn charges a 1000uF capacitor, which in the original design powers the LED's. This project re-purposes this setup to power a 12V USB car charger.
Most USB car chargers are based on a simple "low drop-out" switch-mode step-down regulator chip. Though "nominally" designed for the 12-15 volt input from your car's cigar lighter, they will operate on as little as 6.5 or 7 volt input. Cranking the Ljusa for 30 seconds or so charges the capacitor to about 7 volts. Even higher voltage is possible if you crank the thing continuously, with the net result that the flash-light can power the charger.
I got some ideas for the implementation from hudasx's Ljusa-themed Instructable:
Also, this great page on using a Ljusa to power a kid's toy provided much inspiration:
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Step 1: Disassemble the Flashlight
You need to remove the lamp assembly from the Ljusa to access the wiring within. Turn the flash-light off. The lamp assembly is attached to the flash-light by a push and turn locking mechanism. You can see one of the latches in the above picture. You should be able to remove the lamp by turning it counter-clockwise, but it is very snugly attached. It is also possible to pry it off using a flat-blade screwdriver.
Once the light assembly is off the flash-light, you'll see it is connected by two wires. The black wire is negative and the white wire is positive. Carefully unsolder these wires at the light assembly.
Step 2: Disassemble the Car Charger
Next you need to disassemble the car charger to obtain the printed circuit board within. The exact steps to disassemble the car charger will vary based on its design. Typically, there's a plastic collar around the positive terminal that can be unscrewed and removed. From there it should be a simple matter of unsnapping the two halves of the case apart. As you disassemble, note where the positive and negative terminals of the charger connect to the circuit board. Note that the design may rely on contact between the terminals and the board; the connections may not be soldered.
Step 3: Solder the Lamp and Car Charger Together
Strip the ends of the wires coming out of the flash-light. Solder the black and white wires to the negative and positive terminals on the USB charger board. In the photos above, I had broken the white wire coming out of the flash-light, and soldered in a new orange hookup wire in its place.
Once you've soldered the connections, crank the Ljusa for a few seconds and turn on the switch. If the pilot light on the charger turns on, plug in a USB device to test charging.
Step 4: Attach the Charger Inside the Ljusa
Once you've done a basic check to establish the charger is working, attach the charger board inside the Ljusa body using double-sided 3M tape, or hot glue. Keep it in a safe place and it will be ready to charge your phone during the next power outage. Note that, depending on the device's current draw, you will likely have to turn the crank continuously to keep the charger powered up.


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Golden hamsters, also known as Syrian hamsters, are flexible little creatures that can crawl through plastic and underground tunnel systems alike. In this video from Nature on PBS, we get to watch one navigate sharp turns and u-turns within his hamster tubes. X-ray video of his movements illuminates how his body manages the tight spaces.
Then see how the little guy stores food in his gloriously stretchy cheek pouches… a lot of food… like, really, a lot. He seems to be storing food as if he won't find more for a long time, a trait that would serve him well in the wild. According to Smithsonian Magazine, their Arabic name translates roughly into an endearing one: Mister Saddlebags.
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Combining chocolate and coffee together is always a delicious idea! And how about inviting nutrient rich seeds like almonds and walnuts along to the party? Mocha Walnut amaze-balls are 100% vegan, gluten-free and are completely good for you!
Health Benefits of Walnuts:
Did you know that walnuts are actually an edible seed? Walnuts provide so many benefits. Some of these benefits include:
- Improve bone health.
- Supports brain and memory health due to the omega-3 fatty acids.
- Listed as the second most powerful antioxidant.
- Cleanse your digestive system.
- Reduce inflammation.
- Help to reduce wrinkles and dry skin – as they contain vitamin E.
- Boost your mood – both in children and adults.
- Healthy hair – think gorgeous thicker, longer, stronger hair.
- Improve male fertility.
- Thanks to their vitamin B complex help pregnant mamas!
Health Benefits of Almonds:
Almonds are also known as a seed. Almonds are amazing!
- Rich in antioxidants and vitamin E.
- Boost energy and immune system.
- Nourish the skin.
- Improve bone health.
- Assist in brain development.
- Reduce inflammation.
- So versatile…. think almond oil, almond milk.
Mocha walnut amaze-ball are super simple and easy to make. Anyone who knows me, I love having healthy fun-size snacks. I believe that snacks should be the "grab-and-go" kind. The kind of snack that doesn't contain any nasty ingredients. These are perfect as a post-workout snack or for popping in the kids lunchboxes.
The first important part of this recipe is to blitz the walnuts and almonds together into a "wet sand" look. Then add in the rest of the ingredients to the food processor and blitz away. And that's about it… easy p-easy!
Make the amaze-balls any size you like. I like using a Tablespoon to scoop out the mixture and roll between my palms. This way, they stay fairly uniformed in size. Once I have all 18 balls shaped, I place them into the refrigerator to chill for approximately 30 minutes. This will assist in the balls becoming firmer.
You are going to love these amazeballs! They're:
- mocha – chocolate & coffee together
- soft and chewy
- simple ingredients
- fun and easy to make
- nutritious & delicious
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Mocha Walnut Amazeballs
Chocolate and coffee are a fantastic combination. Add walnuts and almonds into the mix and you're in for a protein nutrient rich powerful energy snack.
- 1 cup walnuts
- 1/2 cup almond meal
- 2 Tbsp organic raw cacao powder
- 1 Tbsp ground coffee beans
- 1 Tbsp agave nectar syrup
- 1 Tbsp non-dairy milk of choice
- 7-8 medjool dates pitted
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
Into a food processor place the walnuts and pulse a few times until it resembles "wet sand".
Add in the almond meal, cacao powder and ground coffee. Again pulse a few times, until just combined.
Next add the agave nectar syrup, dates and sea salt. Pulse again until it is well combined. The doughy mixture will start to ride the "S" blade.
Using a tablespoon to portion out the sizes. Shape into small balls. You can decide if you would like to cover in shredded coconut or leave them as is. Just realise, that they may be slightly sticky without an outside coating.
Place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes to set.
Recipe Notes
Store in an air-tight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.


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'Countries that are dirty like toilets,' and other ways Trump's profanity was translated abroad
It was a debate that many journalists likely never expected to face: How to properly quote the president of the United States saying the words "shithole countries."
Deciding what to do with his remarks - and whether to censor them in news reports - was tough enough for the press in the U.S. It was, after all, a vulgar phrase not usually fit for a newspaper or television.
But imagine trying to make sense of it in a different language. Every culture has its profanities, to be sure, but they do not always translate well.
That dilemma played out in newsrooms around the world on Thursday after The Washington Post reported that Trump referred to Haiti, El Salvador and African nations as "shithole countries" while discussing immigrant protections with lawmakers.
The main daily newspapers in El Salvador, one of the countries maligned by the president, went with the translation "agujeros de mierda," which essentially means "holes of sh - t."
"Why do we have all these people from countries (who are a) hole of sh - t coming here?" read Trump's translated remarks, from the Spanish news agency EFE.
"It's a bit literal," one Spanish-speaking reader tweeted.
Alex Segura, Washington correspondent for EFE, tweeted about the debate with his editors over how to translate "the pearl of the day from Trump." Other options they considered for the phrase? "Sh - tty countries," "unclean countries," and "pigsties," he said.
Another journalist, in Mexico, tweeted that he had debated at length with a least five editors over how to translate Trump's comment into Spanish. "#LaEraTrump," he said.
Indeed, the Trump era has created a headache for translators and interpreters again and again. On the one hand, the president's simple vocabulary makes his words easy to follow. But when they're combined into sentences and paragraphs, they are a jumble, jumping from topic to topic.
When a video was released capturing Donald Trump making lewd comments about women, news outlets across the world struggled with how to translate "Grab them by the p--."
In China, where there's no obvious word for p--, some news outlets published more sanitized versions using references to "private places" or "nether parts." Others opted for simply including the censored English word, "use p-- to grab them."
These cleaned-up versions fail to give foreign news consumers the full picture, which can prove problematic. Understanding the president's remarks is, after all, essential to readers worldwide - his words could lead to life-altering policies and decisions for people all over.
The two words from which "shithole" are formed are not that difficult to translate individually, according to linguist Juliane House, the former president of the International Association for Translation and Intercultural Studies.
Most languages have some equivalent for the first part of the combination - or at least some profane variation of a word for excrement. "It's a bodily function," said House, who is a professor at the University of Hamburg.
Hole, by itself, is also easy enough.
But what happens when you put those two words together? Is it an adjective or a noun? And how does one use it in a sentence to describe certain countries?
Even then, House said, "that doesn't really mean that this gets through."
Editors from various news organizations need to approve the wording for publication. In many cultures, discussing excrement and using profanity - even when quoting the most powerful man in the world - may be a serious taboo. Depending on the political or moral leanings of a news organization, editors may choose to clean up the expletive.
"Translation is never neutral, so ideology comes in, and probably pressure from above," House said.
Some foreign news outlets took an easier approach - to disregard the "hole."
Most French media went with the phrase "pays de merde," which essentially means "sh - tty countries."
This meaning was quite clear, said Bérengère Viennot, a professional French translator who has often been tasked to translate Trump's remarks. But previous words from Trump have left more room for ambiguity, such as the time he told France's first lady Brigitte Macron "you're in such good shape."
"Things have evolved: one year ago, maybe journalists would have developed or justified their choice of French swearwords for translating the American president; now it seems taken for granted that he uses a vocabulary that does not fit with the function" of the presidency, Viennot wrote in an email to The Post. "Vulgar is the new normal."
In Finnish, one translation of the phrase was "persläpimaat," which literally means "a - hole countries."
In Swahili, Trump's phrase would likely be translated into "Bongo land," a term used to describe poor or uncivilized places, Jan Blommaert, a Belgian linguistic anthropologist, told The Post. It's a phrase considered disparaging by many. The phrase "Bongo Bongo Land" was actually banned for its members by the UK Independence Party in 2013 after a member of European Parliament used it to describe countries receiving government aid.
Some of the oddest translations of Trump's latest crudity showed up in Asian news outlets.
Taiwan's Central News Agency went with niao bu sheng dan de guo jia, meaning "countries where birds don't lay eggs," as Quartz pointed out. Japan's Sankei used "Benjo no yō ni kitanai kuni," meaning "countries that are dirty like toilets."
As Anna Fifield, Tokyo bureau chief for The Washington Post, noted, South Korean media had to spell out the word in English.
In Germany, a common translation was "drecksloch," which conveys a garbage dump.
"We used that a lot back when he called the White House a dump (simpler times!), but it doesn't work for countries," one German interpreter argued on Twitter.
Reached by a reporter early Friday morning, House, the linguist in Hamburg, said she hadn't read Trump's original words in English yet - only the translation in a German daily.
"Is it dirthole?" she asked.
Close, but not quite.


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By now, you've likely seen it: Seth Moniz hucking himself at the newest wave pool in Waco, Texas. It's progressive, clean, and absolutely mind-blowing. And if you haven't, well, press the little triangle in the embedded Instagram video above.
Last September, our senior editor, Alex Haro, published a fiction piece titled The Dystopian Future of Surf, and in light of the wild weekend of wave pool news between the inaugural Founders' Cup and some of the first footage to come from BSR's American Wave Machines installation, and now Seth Moniz's monstrous backflip, a piece of Alex's imagined future seems to have nearly arrived.
"He was riding this little disc with no fins, reminiscent of those skimboards people used to ride," writes Alex. "I was on the pulley back out to the peak about halfway through my session, and I watched him do a full el rollo on it. I remember when that was something that everyone talked about, but never really managed. Far as I know, no one ever did one on a surfboard. Right at the top, he did a quick shove-it. He was upside down in a barrel, and he did a shove-it. Blew my mind, but he acted like it wasn't anything."
We're not exactly at a moment in history when all this wave pool curiosity has subsided. Far from it actually. But while the furthest reaches of the internet seem concerned with which wave pool technology is superior (in this case American Wave Machines or Kelly Slater Wave Co.), may I submit to you that the question doesn't even matter?
Clearly, the Waco wave is able to produce more clearly defined sections and short punchy tubes, while Kelly's wave is designed for long barrel rides and a few drawn out top-to-bottom turns.
Imagine for a minute in the not-so-distant future a world with a handful of KS Wave Co pools, American Wave Machines pools, Wavegarden pools, Surf Lakes pools, Webber pools, and more. Barring cost and access considerations, a wave pool goer could theoretically work on barrel riding at their closest Surf Ranch for a day and practice air reverses at an American Wave Machines pool the next, then dip in the ocean and put it all together for free. Bottom line, the proliferation of pools is already putting surfing on the progression fast track (case in point: Seth Moniz's backflip) by manufacturing identical wave after identical wave.


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Stressful childhood experiences in humans are able to predict a number of stress-dependent life outcomes, increasing the risk of depression, substance abuse, and suicide (McEwen, 2003). This effect has been demonstrated in rodent models as well, where the causal role of childrearing can be isolated from possible genetic effects through cross-fertilization designs. There is maternal variation in levels of licking and grooming (LG), elicited from the pup either by tactile stimulation of the dam's stout or ultrasonic vocalizations (Stern, 1997). These individual differences in levels of LG modulate the pup's development of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) stress responses (Weaver et al, 2004). As adults, rats reared by high LG dams exhibit diminished HPA responses to stress and are less fearful than those reared by low LG dams (Francis et al, 1999). Moreover, when exposed to a novel environment, the adult offspring of high LG dams spend more time eating and start eating more quickly than those of low LG dams, indicating an increased disposition for novelty-seeking (Caldji et al, 1998). Champagne et al (2008) present evidence that these differences in maternal care affect the morphology of cells in the hippocampus, which leads to differential changes in long term potentation (LTP) when exposed to corticosterone (CORT) in vitro, as well as differences at the behavioral level. This paper will examine that evidence and propose a plausible evolutionary account of the early-environment dependent differences.
One line of inquiry that Champagne et al consider is the possibility that the neuronal morphology in the hippocampus will differ in high LG offspring as compared to low LG offspring. Using Golgi staining on random pyramidal cells in both hemispheres of the dorsal hippocampus and then performing blind quantitative analysis, they found that there are in fact significant differences between the two groups. Dendrites both on the base and the apex of the cell were longer in the high LG group compared to the low LG group, and there were more exogenous inputs (spines) in the dendrites of high LG offspring than there were in the low LG offspring. Although the migration of pyramidal cells is complete at birth, their dendrites undergo rapid sculpturing between postnatal days 3-20 (Turner et al, 1998), and it is in the early part of this critical period that the divergences based on levels of maternal LG emerge. Champagne et al also note that low LG adult rats have lower glucocorticoid and mineralocorticoid receptor (GR and MR) protein levels than high LG rats, indicating a reduction in responding to corticosterone (CORT), which affects neurons by binding to those receptors.
These morphological differences are associated with changes in the response of coronal hippocampus slices to high frequency electrical stimulation following treatment with CORT. Champagne et al measured the field excitatory postsynaptic potential (fESPS) of adult of the CA1 stratum radiatum using bipolar stimulation electrodes, comparing the baseline measures to those after pretreatment of CORT and inducement of LTP. When the vehicle treatment (VEH) was used without CORT, slices from high LG rats showed a substantial percentage increase in fESPS over baseline, but when CORT was included, this increase disappeared. The opposite was the case for the low LG rats, as VEH on its own led to only a slight increase from baseline, but CORT treatment induced a substantial increase. Since there is a strong correlation between in vitro LTP with learning and memory in rodents (Cooke and Bliss, 2006), these results indicate that there is a trade-off between learning optimally either under stressful or normal conditions, mediated by levels of LG during development.
Indeed, previous work in a water maze paradigm has shown that high LG rats have shorter latencies to find the platform on trials 2-5, indicating an improved ability to learn in a low-stress environment (Bredy et al, 2003). Champagne et al expose the other side of the trade-off by examining the ability of high LG and low LG rats to learn under a high-stress environment. They habituated rats to the testing room to control for novelty (because of Caldji et al, 1998), and then exposed rats to a contextual fear learning task. Their 1 second, 1 mA shock has been previously demonstrated to lead to a rise in circulating CORT levels, confirming that it is a potent stressor. Upon re-exposure to the context, low LG rats spent significantly more of their time in the expected freeze response as compared to high LG rats. This well controlled behavioral test allowed the authors to conclude that although low LG rats perform worse compared to high LG rats in low stress learning contexts, they perform better in high stress learning contexts.
If we make the reasonable assumptions that there is a large amount of variance in the ecological environments of the Long-Evans rat, each with different demands in terms of stress, and that the environment during development is highly correlated with the environment that rats inhabit as adults, then a plausible evolutionary account follows. At the genetic level, responding in the HPA axis is regulated at least in part through the epigenetic methylation of the exon 17 GR promoter (Weaver et al, 2004). It has been suggested that there is a "steady state" of DNA methylation and demythylation of this GR exon 17 promoter, and that this equilibrium can be shifted (Meaney and Szyf, 2005). A random mutation that causes the equilibrium to shift during development toward the methylated state in low stress environments depending upon maternal levels of LG would cause the learning and memory of the offspring to be better suited to its environment, thus increasing inclusive genetic fitness. As a result of this mutation, mothers could either be programmed to perform less LG in high stress environments or pups could be programmed to solicit less LG. Over evolutionary time, the gene(s) coding for the environmentally determined plasticity of LG would be selected for. One prediction of this account is that dams in their natural habitats should perform less LG under high stress conditions than low stress ones. If this prediction does not hold, then it is likely that the apparent trade-off in learning under different levels of CORT is a consequence but not a cause of the morphological development of rat hippocampal regions as a function of maternal LG.
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Event Archive - ALL AGES: Ben Everyman, David Vertesi, Twin Bandit
Thu. November 28th 2013 @ ING Direct 466 Howe St (All Ages)
6:30pm - 10:00pm doors at 6:30pm
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Our wrap up show for 2013! Come have some fun with the musicians and the kids from St James Music Academy!
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Ben Everyman, true to his name, makes music that cavorts carelessly across folk, blues, country, and rap, dripping with cutting wit and satirical humour. Some say he sounds like Beck, and Bob Dylan, writing absurdist poems about Johnny Cash in his mother's basement, and he has been known to make people laugh and cry, often at the same time. Be... more info
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Although best known as part of the Vancouver indie-pop group Hey Ocean!, David Vertesi is making it clear that he won't be restrained by musical genre or band. His range is as varied as the artists he collaborates with, from Toronto rapper Shad, to BC indie-popper Hannah Georgas. His debut solo album, Cardiography, is a substantial drop in a musica... more info


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Minutes into the second season premiere of Netflix show American Vandal, I wanted to turn it off. The magic of the first season was always going to be hard to recapture. It had been a surprise to find a refreshing and somewhat poignant social commentary beneath a layer of middle school humour. The follow-up to that magic kicks off with hundreds of students sprinting around their school experiencing the results of laxative-spiked lemonade. It feels wrong. It's too juvenile, even for a show that once offered a teenage girl texting "heyy" instead of "hey" as a shocking twist. Still, my desire to see Griffin Gluck mugging into the camera like he's on an episode of The Office during otherwise serious scenes outweighed my disgust, and I soldiered on. Much like almost everything American Vandal's writers pulled together for this season, the results were mixed.
This season sees teenage documentarians Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam Ecklund (Gluck) take on a mysterious prankster, targeting a prestigious catholic school. Peter and Sam are the only returning cast members from season one's lovable cohort, but the old characters are hardly missed once the new ones find their footing.
The clear standout is Kevin McClain (Travis Tope), the school's token trench coat weirdo, who substitutes off-putting eccentricities for a personality. Tope commands full attention, often using only small mannerisms and facial expressions to humanize McClain's brand of "serial killer weird" (Sam's words, as he describes the type of sick freak who would dare put a period after an emoji). McClain's foil comes in the form of DeMarcus Tillman (Melvin Gregg), an immensely quotable basketball star who is idolized by the entire school despite the fact he thinks numbers are imaginary. The two characters could not be more different from each other, yet a childish laxative prank is enough to uncover their true selves, proving them more similar than not. The social commentary that comes of this, surprisingly, is far from ham-fisted; it'd hit close to home for just about anyone.
Unfortunately, our heroes Sam and Peter suffer from a change in the show's overall style. The first season found a lot of its comedy in the budding journalists as they sneak around the school and providing their own no-budget, on-location crime imitations. Season two, however, is built around witness interviews and high quality reenactments made possible with a new Netflix budget (which is acknowledged as part of the show). This puts Sam and Peter in the backseat, mere catalysts for the twists and turns of the season. Peter's too-serious narration and Sam's word vomit are still present, but the lack of growth is disappointing. This is mostly fine, but opportunities to showcase Sam and Peter as genuine people are strangely also ignored. Last season, we saw a full blown break up as Peter ignoring his interviewees' well-beings in favour of making the perfect documentary. Why, then, doesn't Sam get upset when Peter proceeds to do the same thing this time around? Peter's habit of ruining subjects' lives reached unimaginable heights this season, but there weren't any consequences this time around.
The only rationalization I can come up with for this is that the new characters and their stories were too grand to be set aside for characters we've already gotten to know. For a show set in high school, there's a lack of mean cheerleaders and shy misfits, and that's exactly what we need from teen television. The cast feels big, yet all of the characters avoid being boiled down to a stereotype. This season's group consists entirely of people you could meet at any high school. Not only that, but an extraordinary amount of time is spent on the inner workings of these characters. While you may miss season one's constant absurdist humour, you're trading it in for genuine intrigue and a satisfying resolution. In spite of the rocky start and a few bumps in the road, the new season is deeper, darker and some will appreciate the new direction.


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My company's name is Connections At Work. My mission is to promote connections between people and ideas. And I don't know a better tool to do this with than Clean Language.
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In today's ever-changing security landscape, incident response teams often miss out on potential threats that can impact their organization because they're time-strapped by manual processes and high alert volume. They're unable to take advantage of the breadth of external threat intelligence available and instead focus only on internal logs and data. Security teams need a platform that can centralize threat intelligence across sources in real-time and harness that information to drive action across security infrastructures.
To meet these challenges, users can combine the comprehensive real-time threat intelligence of Recorded Future with the security orchestration and automation features of Demisto to improve threat visibility and accelerate incident response.
Integration Features
- Automate Recorded Future enrichment of IPs, domains, and file hashes as playbook-driven tasks within Demisto.
- Access related entities for an indicator in Recorded Future from Demisto in real-time.
- Leverage hundreds of Demisto product integrations to further enrich Recorded Future alerts and coordinate response across security functions.
- Run thousands of commands (including for Recorded Future) interactively via a ChatOps interface while collaborating with other analysts and Demisto's chatbot.
Automated threat enrichment and response
The disparate nature of threat intelligence and incident response tools can make it tough for SOC teams to track the lifecycle of an incident due to moving between screens, fragmented information, and the lack of single-window documentation. Incident response will also often involve a host of important but repetitive actions that analysts need to perform, leaving them time-strapped for actual problem-solving and decision-making.
SOCs using Recorded Future for threat intelligence and Demisto Enterprise for security orchestration and incident response respectively can automate indicator enrichment through Demisto playbooks. These playbooks will harness Recorded Future indicator intelligence and use that information to execute actions across the entire stack of products that a SOC uses.
For example, analysts can leverage Recorded Future to enrich domains, IPs, and file hashes as automatable playbook tasks.
Demisto playbooks coupled with Recorded Future actions can standardize and speed up triage and resolution of security alerts. Analysts get a comprehensive view of the response workflow on a single screen. With the repeatable tasks now automated, analyst time is freed up for deeper investigation and strategic action.
Interactive, real-time investigation for complex threats
Apart from running automated actions, attack investigations usually require additional real-time tasks such as pivoting from one suspicious indicator to another to gather critical evidence, drawing relations between incidents, and finalizing resolution. Running these commands traps analysts in a screen-switching cycle during investigation and a documentation-chasing cycle after investigations end.
After running enrichment playbooks, analysts can gain greater visibility and new actionable information about the attack by running Recorded Future commands in the Demisto War Room. For example, if playbook results throw up indicator information, analysts can get additional context from Recorded Future in real time by running the recorded-future-get-related-entities command.
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The War Room allows analysts to quickly pivot and run unique commands relevant to incidents in their environment from a common window. All participating analysts will have full task-level visibility of the process and be able to run and document commands from a unified console. They will also prevent the need for collating information from multiple sources for documentation.
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GETTYSBURG, PA, November 30, 2017 — Marquis Who's Who, the world's premier publisher of biographical profiles, is proud to present Budd Jaye Hallberg with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. An accomplished listee, Mr. Hallberg celebrates many years' experience in his professional network, and has been noted for achievements, leadership qualities, and the credentials and successes he has accrued in his field. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
A retired management consulting firm executive who worked in the industry for over 40 years, Mr. Hallberg spent the majority of his career as the president of SCAN Management Inc., from 1985 to 2007. He previously served in various other roles, including vice president of Heinold Commodities Inc., from 1983 to 1985 and director of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission from 1976 to 1983. Mr. Hallberg was a member of the New York Mercantile Exchange from 1974 to 1976. He was vice president of both Hornblower & Weeks, Hemphill-Noyes Inc., and Dominick & Dominick Inc., after serving a four-year term with Francis I. DuPont & Company which began in 1967.
Highly educated, Mr. Hallberg earned an MA at Goddard College in 1980, followed by a Diploma from the U.S. Army Command & General Staff College in 1981. He holds a certificate from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, a second certificate from Yale University, and later completed coursework at Harvard University in 2006. In 2018, Mr. Hallberg will have completed a certificate in higher education through the University of Oxford in England.
Mr. Hallberg was a professor and taught philosophy and logic at the Harrisburg Area Community College from 2004 to 2017. He was a member of the board of directors for the college's Foundation from 2015 to 2017. Prior to that, for eight years, Mr. Hallberg was a professor of business and finance in the graduate school of business at Mount St. Mary's University. He noted that teaching had been the highlight of his professional career. Mr. Hallberg said, "he learned more from his students than he could have ever taught them."
A member of the board of directors for the Adams County Office for Aging, Inc., in Gettysburg from 2016 to 2017, Mr. Hallberg also serves as a member of the citizen advocate team for the American Association of Retired Persons. He is a former member of the zoning hearing board for Mount Joy Township and former commissioner of the township's planning commission.
In addition to contributing numerous articles in his field, Mr. Hallberg has authored four books. They are: Alzheimer's Disease: A Guide to Caregiving (2016) , Alzheimer's Disease: A Potential $1.1 Trillion Call for Innovative Financial Products and Meaningful Tax reform (2015), Return to First Principles (in 2009 and 2012) and How to Be An Effective Litigation Consultant and Expert Witness in 2010. The last three books he wrote have been the recipient of The Eric Hoffer Book Award for excellence in independent publishing.
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Zhu Beibei has his own company with a team of 30 drone pilots and he pulls in 3 million yuan (US$45,000) a year helping farmers in China spray weed killer. Demand for agricultural drone pilots has risen as the technology matures, enabling a skilled operator to cover more acreage than human effort ever could. It is also driven ironically by the shortage of manpower in the countryside.
An estimated 287 million people in China are migrant workers. To put that in perspective, that is the equivalent of the entire populations of Germany, Britain, France and Italy leaving their homes in search of work elsewhere.
Many Chinese migrant workers leave their homes in the poorer countryside to fill jobs in factories in the Pearl or Yangtze River deltas, or other lower-skilled jobs such as restaurant help and cleaners in the big cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Drone-flying is just one example of the growing number of new occupations created by the worldwide gig economy. The popularity of ride-sharing gave rise to the Didi driver (Uber or Lyft driver in the US), while on-demand services apps like Alibaba Group's Ele.me and Meituan Dianping have created employment for armies of food deliverers.
These jobs typically offer more freedom than the traditional factory job, where workers are rooted to a spot for hours. That has created pressure on manufacturers to find enough workers for their plants.
"Chinese millennials and post-millennials have higher education and are willing to job-hop in search of higher pay and more freedom," said Zhang Ying, a recruiter in Dongguan, a manufacturing hub in China's south. "It is a headache for all manufacturers, and not easily solved because the government wants to reduce its reliance on low-end manufacturing and transform the economy to a tech-driven one."
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STOCK is the official name of Campus ground's new, somewhat novel student building. Among other features, this is the first time Big Frame, the Japanese earthquake-proof engineering technique, has been tested anywhere other than in Japan. Behind this accomplishment is a R&D project driven by Campus performer in cooperation with Japan's largest corporation. The 310 sq metres were inaugurated on 11 December 2009 and offer everything from unique design to kitchen, conference facilities, and rooms for entertainment. There's even a music studio and relax area. Students, enterprises on the grounds, and external customers may book the facilities.
STOCK is the undisputed headquarters for Campus Student Association and a natural base for students. Built according to Japanese designs with countless architectonic WOW features, the building was inaugurated on 11 December 2009. It houses a music studio, a relax area and rooms for parties, work meetings and temporary overnight accommodations. Everything and everyone in one place.
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