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Parliament panel fumes over airfare spike during Haryana Jat agitation
A Parliamentary panel has pulled up the Competition Commission for watching silently airlines charging exorbitant fares during the recent Jat agitation in Haryana and at the time of making last minute bookings.punjab Updated: Apr 29, 2016 16:47 IST
A Parliamentary panel has pulled up the Competition Commission for watching silently airlines charging exorbitant fares during the recent Jat agitation in Haryana and at the time of making last minute bookings.
Besides, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has sought to know the preparedness of the government to "proactively intervene" in instances of cartelisation, price parallelism and abuse of dominance, especially in the wake of new business models such as electronic and mobile commerce.
In a report tabled in Parliament today, the panel said it took up the case of airlines charging exorbitant fares during the recent agitation in Haryana and also from passengers reserving their seats at the eleventh hour.
"CCI, which is empowered to examine anti-competitive conduct not only in India but also on acts taking place outside India, watched silently and only now on being pointed CCI has woken up and have informed that the issue of abnormal rise in airfare is currently under consideration of the Commission," it noted.
Further, the panel said it would like to be apprised of the outcome in the case at the earliest.
In February, during the Jat agitation, the price of air tickets for flights in certain routes from Chandigarh was exorbitantly high for sometime.
Earlier, there have been concerns expressed from various quarters, including from Parliamentarians, that air tickets were priced very high during certain periods.
The committee, headed by Congress leader Veerappa Moily, has made the observations in its report on the Demand for Grants (2016-17) of the Corporate Affairs Ministry (MCA). CCI comes under the administrative control of MCA.
The panel said it would like to be apprised of the Ministry's efforts in a "system which can proactively intervene in cases of cartelisation, price parallelism and abuse of dominance especially when new business models like e-rail, e-commerce and m-commerce will come".
Further, the committee has sought to know the "preparation of CCI as a watchdog to intervene where Government of India have/will allow 100 per cent FDI in e-commerce in the interest of consumers".
According to the report, CCI has received 680 cases and out of them, 582 have been decided, 49 are pending and 69 are stated to be under consideration of the Commission.
Of the 377 merger filings received, decisions have been taken only with respect to 353 cases, it noted.
"The committee would like to be apprised of the steps the Commission has taken so far to bring the pending cases to their logical conclusion. The committee also desires a similar appraisal in case of 24 merger filing cases," the report said.
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All of our programs are designed to provide a well-rounded educational experience and encourage children to delve more deeply into varied cultures while developing a greater appreciation for the world around them. These programs are a critical component of our child-centered approach. The experiential and hands-on special subjects help to expand our students' capabilities beyond academics.
While young minds are continually developing, studying and practicing art allows for students to learn express themselves and to appreciate the world around them. Our art classes supplement the sensorial and cultural curriculum as the children learn how to make artistic connection with their environment, how to communicate visually, and are introduced to art history.
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Computer instruction begins in 1st grade. Students are introduced to the parts of a computer, typing skills, responsible Internet use and students have the opportunity to explore educational projects in math, reading, science, and logic.
Our computer curriculum is derived from the best practices demonstrated in current research. We use MacBooks, iMacs, Chromebooks, iPads and iPod Touches. Smartboards are also available in the multi-media conference center, the Upper Elementary rooms as well as the Maker Space.
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Elementary students learn a multitude of skills needed to explore, create and construct projects, such as word processing, spreadsheets, coding, keyboarding, internet research, and multimedia presentations.
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At Gladwyne Montessori, foreign language is a key part of each student's academic development as it enhances our students' understanding and appreciation for other cultures. Our Spanish classes create the foundation for a lingual journey that will augment their skill set ultimately providing distinguishment and greater professional opportunities.
The ability to understand and communicate with people of other cultures is part of a child's innate capacity for language and a human's fundamental need to communicate while connecting with the natural world. Our Spanish lessons include the same Montessori materials and methods that the children are already familiar with in English. This connection helps to solidify their knowledge in a variety of areas. Our goal is to encourage them to have the confidence and desire to continue studying Spanish and other languages.
Our music program promotes self-confidence and collaboration with peers. It is comprised of a sequential program of experiences in the understanding and appreciation of music. These encounters allow students to gain insight into themselves and the world around them by exploring music as an expression of the composer. Our music program begins in the Toddler program when children respond intuitively to rhythm and melody. Our older students are taught movement, performance, note reading and music theory as they prepare for various school programs.
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Physical Education is part of each student's academic, emotional and physical development at Gladwyne Montessori. Our programs are designed to provide the knowledge, skills, and motivation for a lifetime of health, exercise, and physical activity.
Cooperative games encourage children's coordination and ability to follow directions within the group. Physical education for young children helps strengthen their balance, hand-eye coordination, tactile awareness, sense of direction, and agility. In addition to teaching cooperation, fair play, and sportsmanship, our goal is to encourage our students to have and understand the value of an active and healthy lifestyle.
One of our goals at Gladwyne Montessori is to broaden perspectives on STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education and work to enhance STEM teaching and learning to students of all ages. The Montessori curriculum is designed to weave hands-on science experiments and discovery into the classroom whether it's a Stepping Stones student watching a seed sprout, a Primary student collecting and identifying leaves, an Elementary student creating a poster explaining the parts of a plant cell or a Middle School student creating a website for a new invention.


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The first letter I choose was On Facing Hardship, in this letter it mentions that with all the complaining about bad circumstances, there is really only one bad part of this whole equation which is you complaining. He mentions that affairs come by order and not by chance. In life you will have the ups and downs that's apart of living. This attitude on facing hardships is similar in the dichotomy of control, you can't control everything bad in your life, things are going to happen to you and you will just need to accept it. Focus on the things in life you can control with the help of setting goals.
In the second letter I choose On the Diseases of the Soul, in this letter Seneca mentions there is a difference between the disease of the mind and its passions. The diseases are "harden and chronic vices, such as greed and ambition", while passions are "objectionable impulses of the spirit, sudden and vehement." With the diseases of the mind like greed and ambition can be an impulse from not letting go of incident in the past, for example whether you think someone has more than you. But with fatalism you have to let go of the past to be able to move on with the future. Only at that time will you be "undisturbed by fears, unspoiled by pleasures, we shall be neither afraid of death nor the Gods, it means not craving wickedness or excess; it means possessing supreme power over oneself."


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5900 Wilshire
|5900 Wilshire
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5900 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
|34°03′49″N 118°21′32″W / 34.063699°N 118.358781°WCoordinates: 34°03′49″N 118°21′32″W / 34.063699°N 118.358781°W
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5900 Wilshire is a 132-metre (433 ft), 32-story skyscraper completed in 1971 in Los Angeles, California, United States. It is the tallest building in the Miracle Mile district, the second-tallest in the Wilshire Area, and the 34th-tallest in Los Angeles. The international-style building was designed by architect Gin Wong of William L. Pereira & Associates. The building, which includes tenants occupying entire floors all the way down to executive suites, is across Wilshire Boulevard from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The Ratkovich Company spent $34 million on a renovation which began in 2005 and was still in process in the second quarter of 2008. The renovation included a new lobby. The placement of a bus zone across the street at LACMA and the subsequent removal of the crosswalk that would have fed traffic to a proposed cafe caused a rethinking of those plans. It was built for the Mutual Benefit Life by the Shorenstein Co. of San Francisco. The 491,000-square-foot (45,600 m2) building was acquired by The Ratkovich Company in December 2005.
In December 2008, the building became the official west coast headquarters for the entertainment newspaper Variety. The newspaper's name adorned the top of the building's north face in red letters until late 2013.
In 2014, SBE, founded by hotel and club impresario Sam Nazarian, agreed to lease the top two floors of 5900 Wilshire.
Berlin wall segments[edit]
In the building's front lawn is a memorial to the Berlin Wall, containing ten original segments. Together, they form the longest stretch of the Berlin Wall in the United States. The segments were installed in 2009 by the Wende Museum. The installation included temporarily walling Wilshire Boulevard in commemoration of the wall's removal.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ "5900 Wilshire". CTBUH Skyscraper Database.
- ^ 5900 Wilshire at Emporis
- ^ "5900 Wilshire". SkyscraperPage.
- ^ 5900 Wilshire at Structurae
- ^ Haithman, Diane (12 August 2009). "Berlin Wall - Berlin Wall's fall will be memorialized across Wilshire". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 18 February 2011.


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UK: Millions of Brits are overspending by £150 per month
* Half of Brits admit to living beyond their means
* 42% of people see credit and overdrafts as an extension of their bank balance
* One in seven say they never put money aside
* Over 55% contribute to a pension, paying an average of £105 per month
Half of Brits are living beyond their means, a study revealed yesterday, with one in ten spending more than they can afford to appear better off than they are.
Research commissioned by Aviva found that not earning enough to cover living expenses, not wanting children to go without and struggling to resist buying new things mean half of all adults overspend by almost £150 a month.
Others spend more money than they earn to create an image of false wealth and because they dont realise they are overspending until its too late.
It also emerged that millions of spend-happy Brits are failing to put money aside into savings or pay into pensions because they dont have any money left over at the end of the month.
Tim Orton, Product Director for Aviva UK Pension & Investments, who commissioned the study, said: It has been a tough few years for people financially. Money has been tight, but worryingly, rather than cutting back, it seems there are some who are continuing to live way beyond their means.
Given the level of debt in the country and an ageing population its hard to see how future governments will be able to support people in the way they have in the past.
Building personal debt now, let alone failing to make any provisions for retirement, could lead to significant problems in the future.
Whilst its reassuring to see that more than half of those surveyed are making regular contributions to a savings or pension pot every month, there are a still a large number of people who are overlooking these important financial priorities.
The study of 2,000 adults, found that 48 per cent dont always live within their means, with one in ten often relying on credit cards and overdrafts to get them through each month.
But, while 40 per cent put their overspending down to simply not earning enough to cover their day-to-day costs, more than one in ten are guilty of wanting to appear to have more money than they do.
Almost a quarter stretch themselves financially to make sure their children dont go without, while 21 per cent just cant resist buying things, even if they cant afford it.
Not realising they dont have the money until after they have bought things, losing jobs and having to get used to living on a reduced salary are among the other reasons for living beyond their means.
It also emerged that 42 per cent of people admit they see credit cards and overdrafts as an extension of their bank balance, with 60 per cent admitting they need to make more effort to stay in the black.
One in five dont, or wouldnt, change their lifestyle to reflect their financial situation, with the internet named as the thing Brits would be least willing to give up (35 per cent), even if it meant living beyond their means.
Mobile phone (25 per cent), annual holidays (23 per cent) and even a night out with friends (19 per cent) are also among the list of things we would keep spending on, regardless of our bank balance.
But the research revealed that with so many living beyond their means, savings and pensions are being neglected with around one in seven saying they never put money aside.
Just 55 per cent currently contribute into a pension, paying an average of £105 per month.
Of those who dont, 42 per cent said they dont have the extra money to put aside at the end of each month, while 17 per cent are concentrating their spare funds on paying off debts. More than one in ten considers themselves too young to have to worry about their retirement yet.
Researchers also found that eight in ten Brits admit they think a lot of people have their priorities wrong when it comes to spending and saving money. And three in ten have ended up rowing with their partner because one of them was overspending.
Tim Orton continues: Making some small changes to our spending can have a big impact on the pot of money we end up with in retirement. Simply taking lunch to work each day or not buying a morning coffee can equate to £20 per week, £80 per month, £960 per year or the equivalent of more than £40,000 over an average working life.
Furthermore, because of the tax relief you receive on pension contributions, for every £80pm you pay into your pension the Government pays an additional £20pm for most people.
When you think about it in these simple terms we can all make some adjustments that could make a material difference in the future. A few indulgences now and again can be an important part of enjoying life, but creating and sticking to some simple savings goals will undoubtedly pay dividends in the longer term.
Top ten things Brits wouldnt give up, even if it meant living beyond their means:
1. Internet/broadband
2. Mobile phone
3. Annual holiday
4. Run a car/motorbike
5. A takeaway/meal out
6. A night out with friends
7. Sky TV subscription
8. Pay into my pension
9. Haircut/colour
10. Pay for life insurance/ critical illness
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Aviva Plc is in the top 10% of socially responsible companies globally in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index. In 2012 we invested £5.7m into our UK communities. One in three of our employees were involved in community investment activities which included giving nearly 30,000 hours.
Aviva is working in partnership with Railway Children through the Aviva Street to School programme to get children living or working on UK streets back into everyday life, especially education. Find out more at www.aviva.co.uk/street-to-school.
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text: I had this thought run through my head today about AB/DL's and them having a large bit of acceptance. I also have feelings that it may one day become a fairly popular trend. We here more and more AB/DL references in tv shows in this day, and as crazy as it sounds, I can imagine this trend actually reaching a good level of popularity. As ABDLism stands now, its just in its infant stage as far as I'm concerned, but still. What do you guys think?


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Purge, The (2013)
The effect totally failed.
1.5/4 stars
The concept is brilliant, the effect totally failed. I expected much more from this film, but against all odds, it was just a flabby fuss about nothing.You can hardly call it a thriller as I wasn't biting my nails because of any tense moments. It wasn't horror either, not even by a long shot. Someone putting on a clown mask doesn't make it necessarily a horror film. And beats me where the SF part is.
I can only agree that it's totally predictable . The moment the neighbours came over to bring the cookies and you saw the jealousy dripping from them, I knew enough.
I also don't think the idea of "The Purge" is really feasible. Any decent citizen would take the opportunity with both hands to deal with his annoying neighbor, boss or annoying cackling wife. I would try it anyway. A concept like in "Escape from New York" would work better. All criminals isolated on an island.
Eventually there wouldn't be much left of the complete world population if everybody would use that highly sophisticated security system. What kind of system was it anyway ? It only consisted of a few outdoor cameras and some steel plates ! Not so sophisticated to me ...
The overall story is completely incoherent and some facts bothered me immensely.
1. I suppose a sophisticated security system like this could identify any intruder when activated. In that way the boyfriend would be discovered easily.
2. I would definitely keep the deactivation code for myself and an option to set a timer so it will automatically be deactivated after 12 hours.
3. Big annoyance about the performances of the unworldly young son and teenage daughter who suddenly disappears halfway the movie.
4. The nerd of a father who emerges as a murderous guy.
The only positive thing here was the appearance of Wakefield. Very convincing as a normal but schizophrenic college student who, along with other school friends, has some fun once a year during the Purge.
Indeed it could have been better ....
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5pm, Queen Elizabeth House, (QEH), University of Oxford, Mansfield Road, Oxford OX1 3TB.
The seminar will launch OPHI's new global estimates on multidimensional child poverty covering 103 countries and 1.8 billion children. It will share child-disaggregations of the $1.90/day extreme monetary poverty measure, and insights from long-term Q2 research on poor children's lives.
• OPHI will present the age decomposition of global multidimensional poverty statistics.
• UNICEF's Martin Evans will present global estimates of child monetary poverty ($1.90/day)
• Young Lives will illuminate both based on their extensive longitudinal Q-squared studies into children & youth
After which we will adjourn to a reception, as this event also marks the 10th Anniversary of OPHI's own launch event in 2017.
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It seems as though most in the hood already have brain damage. This is unusual who ever shot the video held the camera correctly.
@sexmaster yea, horizontal- A+, but... actual shooting-FAIL
@fuzzybuzz Blacks have low IQs and too much testosterone.
that fat dude was checking his pockets for teddy grahams
Got KTFO. Wheres my Newports....
Why dont you shake his head around some more. Better call that amberlamps while your at it.
@oldrooster Ambalamp
The curse of the black hoodie.
well that certainly "curbed" the violence
@handsomedevil ha ha nice one!
The sidewalk curb is a very dangerous place to land during a fight, chances are he suffered a spinal injury.
Years ago in NYC, during a heated a fight a young man stomped on his opponents head, breaking his neck on the curbs edge killing him.
A physical fight is a very serious situation, and with this current social media climate, people are likely to go further just for the hype.
@luvthick, and cowards seem to constantly kick and stomp the head of an unconscious opponent. Cowards indeed.
@luvthick I think American History X showed all of us the power of the curb
@luvthick "just for the hype": The first two started laughing and acted like they weren't gonna fight, but the other dudes kept egging them on.
There goes his hope for a promising career as a medical professional. Guess now he'll just have to collect welfare and be a drain on society.
in the "hood" lol. It's always the hood
@happyjack Of course, where else would a black live? You can obviously tell its the hood just by seeing their clean clothes, iPads and the most recent generation of smart phones.
@happyjack Everywhere is becoming the hood now unfortunately
How do you know it has brain damage? They are all retarded.
Some GREAT fight.....Pft!.......sure is wasn't some kind of fagg getto mating dance?
Anyone catch that chicken nugget filming with the I pod lol
look at all the stolen I-pads and phones. Take them all back to the jungle.
I Can shit in my stupid shorts for a Wallmart Week.
From the U.K. Yodeserve a corrupt bastard like -Trump.
Black lives cutter.
It doesn't matter,black people can't talk properly or spell anyhow
9 niggers with camera's and the asshole who cant make a video, or even get the money shot has to be the one to send this in to crazyshit FML!
@rockinron, ML was a king. You can't fuck em, you just shoot em in the head, like what happened and give him his own holiday! Ive been waiting on him to resurrect so it will happen again. FMLTK
Do bystanders worry about their electronics, smart phones and tablets, being destroy or damaged by the combatants?
I'm waiting for all of the comments blaming this on Trump, and crying over the good old Obama days where this kind of behavior was non-existent.
@vivalamigra Yeah, you've been triggered.
@luvthick +1
@vivalamigra you lied to me , my dad did not make it across the border and I did clean my room .
Ah well, they all need eradicating anyways.
Primitive creatures cam barely string more than 3 words together before they have to repeat them
@jonny87 Holy shit you didn't say yank!! I'm fuckin impressed!
As a non american i will never understand why certain ppl dont understand racism. Thats pretty much the reason (not racist, but i mean, just look at that bs)
@thelegend27 , define racist? Here in the US there is according to one group of people any racists. As a Native American I have faced more racism and stereotypes from blacks, than blacks and still do, yet only whites are "racist" in this country. Astounding double standard.
@sarge07 you misunderstand me, read again.
he died this was at prairie view a&m
lame as fuck!!
That's not brain damage. That nigga be drunk. He be leaking. Call Am Blance.
He attacked....the guy didn't get a chance to square up. He probly knew he couldn't take him, if he did.
Don't you need brains in order to get brain damage?


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I have oily skin and that's why me and cream blushes don't go together. They apply unevenly, fade quickly, accentuate my pores and make my cheeks look greasy.
But not the new generation of cream-to-powder formulas, a number of which we saw released in 2014.
One of the best examples is Benefit Majorette blush.
Stangely enough, this incredibly successful product comes in only one shade which is an orangey peach which theoretically should suit warmer skin tones better, but looks great on me as well, especially when I'm a bit tanned.
One of the main selling points of this blush is undeniably its packaging. It's quite bulky, so it's going to occupy a lot of space in your make-up drawer, but it's worth its squarew centimetre or two.
It comes in a small plastic compact of the same colour as the blush, with a kind of frill around it and a small mirror hidden in the lid.
On top of the lid you can see the gorgeous vintage print and a silhouette of a majorette.
The blush itself is dome-shaped and emossed with a pattern which looks like sun to me, and which of course disappeared quickly in the course of using the product. The product is also lightly fruity scented, which may be a drawback for some, but for me it only adds to the pleasure of using the blush.
Many people prefer to dab cream blushes with their fingers, but for me the best method us to pat it on with a dense foundation brush and then blend the edges, but avoid overblending cause this can only lead to bald patches here and there. The texture is slightly spongey, but the brush picks up the product really well. During blending the cream formula turns to velvet powder and looks great on my skin. The product is pigmented, but doesn't make you look like a clown in an instant, you can rather build it up to achieve the intensity you want. If you do overapply, just run your foundation brush across your cheeks and all the excess will disappear.
Benefit Majorette is a beautiful product in all respects and I keep reaching for it all the time. I can recommend it for all skin types and tones except women of colour perhaps as it might look pastel light on really dark skin. I hope Benefit will come up with some more shades of these!


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Jenny Rice is an accomplished and well-loved San Juan islander who is also a veteran horse rider, breeder, and owner of Fieldstone Farms. Her 76+ acre property has changed many farming hands before becoming home to herself and her horses for the last several years.
But this year was different – in a brave effort to succeed, she ventured into the horse industry alone with family support and the possibility of leasing a one-acre parcel of her land to her brother, a legal recreational cannabis grower.
Fast forward past many long and hard days to 6 months later, and the grower is forced to shut down. The challenge of gaining ground in a new industry with tight regulations, combined with direct and relentless opposition from those who oppose cannabis agriculture, and lawsuits over the right to use their road for farming… have deemed the political, legal, and financial hurdles insurmountable for San Juan Sungrown, which went to great lengths to become a steward of sustainable agricultural practices.
Today, Jenny faces the loss of her farm program because her neighbors are pursuing their claims even after the grower – their main target of concern – has withdrawn… going so far as to demand a share of what they call "unjust enrichment," and seeking to restrict the only road access for her land to "residential-use only," despite the fact that it has been farmed without incident for decades.
Jenny's situation is dire – she cannot afford legal counsel, much less the value of the claims being made against her by neighbors. If these claims are rewarded, it could be the final blow to her farm, and all the love that grows there. The lawsuit is jointly filed by the three neighbors who share the use of Fieldstone Rd who seek to be rewarded with the following:
- Permanently enjoining Jenny Rice and Fieldstone Farms from the continuance of using the road for farming businesses and restricting her easement to "Residential-Use Only."
- Trespassing (using Fieldstone Rd and utilities for non-residential use).
- Damages
- Unjust Enrichment (using Fieldstone Rd unjustly for their own enrichment and therefor owe the Plaintiffs part of the proceeds).
Please note: Fieldstone Rd is the ONLY road access to the 76+ acres of established farmland owned by Jenny Rice and Fieldstone Farms. This land has been in the San Juan County Farm & Agricultural program since 1974. Once part of 180 acres owned by the Estate of Gwendolyn Wilson, it was during the division and sale of the land before Gwendolyn's passing that the main access from Mitchell Bay Rd, via Gwendolyn Wilson's residence, was lost.
We love Jenny and her farm, and she has a dream of sharing it with people in kindness. She has a right to farm her land in peace.
Presently representing herself, she needs all manner of help. Please give what you can.
Thank you, dearly!
Please Donate Here to Help Jenny & San Juan Sungrown


text: Sumter County -- the home of the intersection of Florida's Turnpike and Interstate Highway 75, has been dubbed Florida's ''transportation hub.'' But all the highways in the world do little good when one's mode of transport is airborne. What Sumter lacks: A county airport. The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to approve a county airport on 776 acres near Bushnell this summer, but there's a problem. Sumter County has no money for the project, although it is talking to some interested private investors. Still, residents don't seem too interested in the project, according to county administrators.


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Imagine one day logging into your computer only to discover that none of your files are available. Sure, they're encrypted – just not by you. Instead, a malicious third party has hacked into your system, and is holding your files for ransom. They are demanding money, and if you don't pay up you risk losing everything.
Unfortunately this kind of attack is a reality of computing for businesses that do not have suitable means of data protection in place. For people who do not take the proper measures to do data backup online, this kind of malware poses a significant threat.
Ransomware: an insidious threat
One example of this malware is called CryptoLocker. According to PCWorld contributor Eric Geier, the ransomware infects a computer first by encrypting its files, and then sending a notification to the victim demanding a $300 payment and threatening the loss of the files if the ransom is not paid. What this means is that many people, small business owners included, end up paying the ransom. Not only do they waste money, but they put those funds directly into a criminal enterprise. And because the ransomware pirates usually demand payments in bitcoin or other untraceable currency, they are very hard to track down.
With ransomware, there is a spectrum of severity, Geier reported. At the low end of the spectrum are scareware threats, which are fake clean up tools that claim they have identified some problem with the computer and ask for a payment to fix it. While a nuisance, this malware tends to be the easiest to combat and generally does not infringe on computer functionality. But those infected with encrypting malware are not so lucky, since they are faced with a single screen reporting the encryption of their data and the threat to destroy it if a ransom is not paid. CryptoLocker informs infected users that their computer was encrypted through a public key that was uniquely generated. It then gives victims the option of finding out what that key is – for a $300 price tag.
Globally, CryptoLocker has claimed 25 million victims, mostly in the U.S., according to The News & Observer. For those without proper data backup, the consequences of this malware are terrifying: "immediate destruction of the private key by server." That is the reason people like Mark Wilson, president of a North Carolina insurance company, end up paying.
"The quickest, easiest way to handle this was to pay," Wilson said.
More ransomware expected for 2014
According to recent reports, the threat of ransomware shows no sign of slowing. And there may be an even greater enemy than CryptoLocker on the horizon. Ars Technica reported that a new piece of malware called PowerLocker is currently in circulation on underground hacker forums. What makes PowerLocker such a threat is that it is advertising itself as a DIY kit for aspiring hackers. Anyone who gets the code will be able to use it to infect others. And with the kit priced at a mere $100, experts fear PowerLocker will soon be in mass circulation. According to Ars Technica, PowerLocker is also equipped with more sophisticated defense measures to prevent it from being overridden. Once it is on a computer, it poses a huge threat. Even as PowerLocker grows in force, CryptoLocker is also reportedly advancing to the point where it can self-replicate and spread itself to other drives.
With a proliferation of digital currency like Bitcoin, it is getting easier for ransomware pirates to conduct business without risking getting caught. For this reason, it is important that all businesses take measures to ensure data protection, including looking into business online backup options.


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Mad Dog's thought for the day:
Two things define you.
Your patience when you have nothing, and your attitude when you have everything
--- author unknown
Message of the day
Folks will know how large your soul is by the way you treat a dog."
- Charles Duran
Couple moving on to Denver during trip back to Vegas.
Kenny Freeman and his wife Kerry were in Nebraska Saturday some 3,200 miles into a motor home trip that has taken them to Crandon, Wisc., for off-road racing event at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway before heading back to Las Vegas.
And in Nebraska, the Freemans discovered what is called tanking on the Cedar River.
In laymans terms, tanking is three hours of floating on the river, drinking and having a good time, Mr. Freeman explained. Then, you have a water fight. I would suggest that if youre ever near Columbus, Neb., you take the time to tank at Broken Arrow Wilderness. You will definitely have fun although youll end up with a sunburn."
The Freemans are headed for Denver before resuming their journey back to Las Vegas while taking advantage of every bit of the scenery and the fun that goes with it. Theyll eventually find their way to Utah and their cabin before taking I-15 back to Vegas.
Every day is an adventure especially for off-road racers who are already an interesting group anyway. This particular trip combining the beauty of the country with some of the best off-road racing in the country at Crandon has been unbelievable for the Freemans.
Kenny finished seventh the first day at Crandon and ninth the second day, but the racing has been only part of the experience.
This is an experience like I have never experienced before, said Ken Freeman, who packed up a motor home, hooked up and trailer with a 1600 buggy and headed for the Midwest.
The idea wasnt to win as much as it was to simply compete and discover new country while enjoying the people of Wisconsin. Competing in front of 15,000 crazy Wisconsin fans was one of those experiences like no other and you can bet that the Freemans are planning to go back to Crandon on Labor Day for another great event while many others are expected to follow.
They make it kind of tough because there really isnt enough practice, said Freeman adding that track officials discouraged practice to save the track from decay. We got three laps to try and learn the track. I went 1/3 mile, went into a blind corner at 75 mph and couldnt see.
You have to hold the accelerator to the floor and not lift.
Freemans philosophy was almost like that of Mesquite, Nev. Hotel owner Randy Black, a former off-road racer who once said In this sport, you stick your foot to the floor and one of two things happen. You either win or you die.
With all the preparation that went into the trip including packing the motor home and getting the off-road buggy ready to go, the practice in Crandon was a real challenge. While the sport requires special planning anytime whether talking about the Mint 400 northeast of Las Vegas or SCORE events in Mexico, the gathering in Crandon was also an eye-opener since it had terrain much different than that of the desert especially considering the endless amount of trees along the track.
Even the pit stops presented another set of headaches.
Its balls to the walls in Crandon, laughed Freeman.
In fact, the mass start utilized at Crandon was so crazy that the Forest County Potawatomi Chairmans Cup race was a demolition derby eventually won by renowned competitor Ricky Johnson in what might be better deemed a true example of survival of the fittest or the luckiest.
If ever there was a free-for-all in off-road racing, this was it.
Seventeen of the nations competitors entered the event and while Johnson was victorious in his Red Bull Kumbho Ford F-150, Las Vegas standout Rob MacCachren pulled out early when a number of spectacular collisions in an assortment of areas including Crandons notorious Calamity Corner.
It was a battle of 4x4 and two-wheel drive trucks and Johnson became only the second driver to win in a two-wheel drive vehicle. He won $13,500 for his talents which undoubtedly included having to avoid a slew of accidents en route to his triumph.
You cant believe the start of a race, said Freeman. Its absolute bedlam.
The 1.5-mile layout required two spotters and two Freeman sons --- Cody, 23, and Bryan, 29, along with Bryans wife, Jessica, flew into Green Bay before renting a car to lend assistance.
I was blessed to have them, Kenny Freeman said.
But it may be the wild nature of Crandon that stands out most. In fact, the infield of Crandon is reportedly as crazy as any NASCAR track infield in the country.
The campground at Crandon is called Jurassic Park, Freeman explained. One guy had a Doughboy swimming pool with a slip and slide where people went down it naked. One girl did a nose dive and broke three teeth. People get pretty messed up at Crandon.
Now that the excitement of Crandon has died down, the Freemans and their pet Yorkshire, Maxie, have planned a return trip through Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and eventually back to Utah where they will do some off-roading while also checking on their cabin.
Were planning to be home by the Fourth of July, he predicted adding that the return route undoubtedly will include fishing stops.
Crandon may be done for now, but there is still another race in the fall when the BorgWarner World Championship off-road races are run on Labor Day Sept. 4-6 in the Traxxas TORC Series.
The Freemans are reviewing the idea of returning along with friends Tommy and Kelly Bradley, who were among the many Southern Nevada fans to attend the recent Crandon event.
It was a little low on entries but this is a strong series, said Tommy Bradley, who won his class five times from 1999-2002 in Sportsman 2 trucks. All of the pros were here.
But like so many competitors who spend time as a spectator, Bradley has other ideas.
I dont like being a spectator, he said. I told my wife Im going to win the Borg Warner trophy for my 50th birthday.
This was a blast Its a full-time weekend thing and they have dancing and live bands. There is something going all the time.
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I searched Google for "seven things" and some how the word vowels was included in the search and I decided that since there are 6 vowels, that will at least get me 90% of the way and I'll let you take me the other 10%.
So I've given you six random facts using the vowels and I'd like for you to leave a consonant letter in my blog comment and I'll think of a random fact to go with it.
Here are my random things:
A – Apples
In high school, I took the phrase "apple a day keeps a doctor away" literally. For about 3 months, I think I ate an apple at least once a day if not more. My taste buds just couldn't get enough of them!
E – Eggs
I have finally been able to duplicate a deviled eggs recipe from one of my favorite restaurants here in Santa Barbara. I can't spill the beans on the recipe but they are so good!
I – Ice
I almost always have to have water ice cold! I mean REALLY cold!
O – Oven
Oddly enough, I actually got burnt to a crisp the other day by my oven while trying to cook a roast and vegetables. I died and was floating around as a ghost spooking people. Then I had to pay the Grim Reaper $100 to come back to life. In case you haven't figured it out, I was playing The Sims.
U – Understanding
I have a new hobby…photography and I'm trying to understand aperture and shutter speed. I'm filling my Flickr profile so fast. Want to take a look? Click the images below.
Y – Year
I have been chosen as a Featured Member on Ultimate Connection For Small Business Owners! I was notified on the 1st day of the New Year.


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Well that's no way to reward a woman who just got bashed in the head by a big wooden platform. Kelly Remington was voted out of Survivor: Worlds Apart Wednesday night after Jenn saved herself with a hidden immunity idol, and she called into Entertainment Weekly Radio (SiriusXM, channel 105) to talk about how it all went wrong. Not only that, but you can now hear the entire interview right here on the InsideTV Podcast by clicking on the audio icon below. Among the highlights, including the reveal of a wider Blue Collar challenge-throwing strategy:
On having the platform crash down on top of her in the blindfolded challenge:
"I thought I actually ran into a tree…I thought it was sweat dripping down my face."
On watching the accident for the first time play back on TV:
"I was shocked."
On not being able to figure out the memory challenge even when Mike was throwing it:
"I panicked. I was going against my best bud Mike…. I didn't realize what was going on at first. It took me a while. I panicked. I froze…. My memory is not as great as I thought it was."
On what would have happened had Mike not thrown the challenge:
"I think I would have been the next to go, They didn't want us to merge with five Blue Collars. They knew once we merged back together that the five Blue Collars were going to go home strong. And that was our goal before we split apart, was the Blue Collars saying to each other, 'If anyone gets separated, this is what were going to do. We're going to throw challenges to get us all back.' So yes, I think I would have been done if they didn't throw the challenge for me at that point."
On being excited about the merge:
"I didn't like the No Collars. I didn't like their tribe. I didn't like their fire pit. I didn't like their shelter. I didn't like the girls I was with. So I was like 'Oh yes, this is back home! I made it!'"
On if she told Mike about Rodney's final four alliance with him, her, Carolyn and Will:
"I did not tell Mike about Rodney's alliance because I knew that if I told Mike that possibly he would want to get rid of Rodney at that point. I just kept that in my back pocket. Once I had made it closer I would have told him 'Hey, this is what is going on.'"
You can hear the entire interview by clicking on the audio player below. (The Kelly interview starts at the 29:30 mark.) But first, we get the full Walking Dead season finale scoop from stars Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus. Take a trip to Alexandria to get the inside intel on filming those climactic scenes. You can listen to the whole podcast below. Or, since we're on iTunes, you can subscribe for free and take the podcast with you. No iTunes? No problem.You can also download the entire podcast right here. To send a question to the InsideTV Podcast team, follow us on Twitter @InsideTVPodcast. And to hear more interviews and television discussion and debate, check out Entertainment Weekly Radio on SiriusXM, channel 105.


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RICHTON _ Winning makes a football coach's world a brighter place.
"It makes everything better," Sumrall High School coach Shannon White said. "It makes meatloaf taste better."
And White's Bobcats (4-1) picked up a tasty victory Friday night, as junior quarterback Billy Garrity threw for three touchdown passes and ran for another as Sumrall won its fourth consecutive game with a 42-18 victory at Richton High School.
"Winning, your kids feel better, you community feels better, your fans feel better, it's everything," White said. "I feel better."
Sumrall is 4-1 for a second consecutive season, and White says he feels better going forward this year than last.
"We lost a few kids in that game last year, lost them for the rest of the year, and that made a difference," White said. "I think we're much better off going forward."
Richton (1-4) gave the Bobcats fits early.
After Garrity's 25-yard touchdown pass to sophomore Cole Daniels put Sumrall ahead 7-0, Richton answered when junior quarterback Za'darius Mitchell broke a 65-yard run to get the Rebels within 7-6 after one quarter.
Senior fullback Derrick Lemieux scored on a 3-yard run to push Sumrall's lead back to 14-6, but Mitchell found junior receiver D.D. Griffin with a 69-yard touchdown pass to keep the Rebels close at 14-12.
But Sumrall junior receiver Dannis Jackson fielded the kickoff at his 20-yard line, broke to the sideline and went 80 yards to make the score 21-12.
"Those kind of plays, they're game-changers," White said.
Garrity added a 9-yard scoring run later in the second quarter, as the Bobcats took a 28-12 lead, but senior Daylen Jones broke off a 15-yard touchdown run as Richton pulled within 28-18 at halftime.
The second half belonged to the Bobcats, with Garrity finding Jackson for a 78-yard touchdown and junior running back Ty'Rek Preston for a 49-yard score.
Sumrall will host Pass Christian High School at 7 p.m. Friday. The Pirates (1-3) will be coming off an off week.
Richton heads to Clarksdale High School at 7 p.m. Friday. The Bulldogs (1-4) lost at Puckett High School 19-6 Friday.
South Jones 35, Bay High 7
ELLISVILLE _ Senior running back Ricky Boleware ran for 141 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries as the Braves overcame five turnovers to down the Tigers on homecoming.
Bay (0-5) led 7-0 in the first quarter after an interception return gave the Tigers a short field.
"We got off to a slow start," South Jones coach Cory Reynolds said.
But junior quarterback John Mitchell threw pair of touchdown passes and scored on a two-point conversion run.
Mitchell found senior Cade Locklear with a 25-yard scoring pass and hit senior receiver Shiwon Lovett with a 24-yard touchdown pass.
Boleware scored on a 2-yard run and senior linebacker Jason Jarrell returned a fumble 55 yards for a touchdown.
"We've played great defense the past couple of years," Reynolds said. "They've bailed us out a lot and they showed up again this week."
Sophomore Mark Diers kicked field goals of 34 yards and 36 yards.
South Jones (4-1) will open Region 3-5A play at 7 p.m. Friday when they visit Laurel High School "Between the Bricks" at Blair Stadium. The Golden Tornadoes (2-2) had an open week.
"Our kids, they know it's a big challenge," Reynolds said. "Before we got out of there (Friday), I told them to enjoy homecoming, but now we start (region) and we're 0-0.
Laurel's a good team. They've played for two of the last three state championships, but they put 11 on the field just like we do. It's very important for us to have a good week of practice. We've got to cut the penalties out, we've got to cut the turnovers out and we've got to do a better job of tackling. If we do that, it'll give us a chance to win."
Forrest County AHS 21, West Marion 6
FOXWORTH _ The Trojans scored first, but the Aggies had the final say, taking a 7-6 halftime lead and then sandwiching two touchdowns around a West Marion turnover in the third quarter.
West Marion (1-4) lost their leading rusher, senior running back Charles Lewis, to an ankle injury on his second carry of the game. Lewis finished with 2 yards on two carries.
Sophomore quarterback Jeremiah Holder scored on a second-quarter touchdown run to give West Marion a 6-0 lead but the Aggies (4-1) answered to take a 7-6 halftime lead.
FCAHS went up 14-6, recovered a fumble, and then scored again to secure its third consecutive victory.
Holder, who split quarterbacking duties with freshman Jayden Duncan Friday, completed 9 of 20 passes for 77 yards. He also rushed eight times for 75 yards and a score.
Duncan completed 5 of 9 passes for 99 yards, while senior receiver Cyrus Thompson had five catches for 73 yards.
The Trojans will welcome Marion County foe Columbia Academy to Foxworth at 7 p.m. Friday. The Cougars (2-3) lost 41-22 to Adams County Christian School Friday.
FCAHS will host Hazlehurst High School at 7 p.m. Friday. The Indians (3-2) dropped their second, consecutive game Friday, losing 21-0 to East Central High School.
Stringer 56, Loyd Star 34
STRINGER _ Junior running back Anthony Thomas scored four touchdowns, including three on the ground, as the Red Devils pulled away from a 14-7 first-quarter lead.
Thomas scored on runs of 75 yards, 31 yards and 25 yards and caught a 43-yard pass from junior Cayleb Dyess for a score. He also caught a two-point conversion pass from senior receiver Reece Barber.
Dyess added threw a 25-yard scoring pass to Barber and scored on a 2-yard run.
Stringer (4-1), which has four consecutive games after dropping its season opener at Bay Springs, outscored the Hornets (2-3) 21-7 in the second quarter and 21-14 in the third quarter.
Sophomore Cooper Rogers added a 2-yard yard touchdown run and Hayden Roberts a 3-yard scoring run.
The Red Devils travel to Brookhaven at 7 p.m. Friday to take on West Lincoln High School. The Bears (2-3) lost 70-34 Friday at Pisgah High School.
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Callingwood Physical Therapy and Sports Injury Clinic has been proudly serving west Edmonton for over 20 years and shall continue to do so as part of United Physical Therapy (UPT). Under the same ownership, all UPT facilities are committed to offering the highest quality in care.


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Manutti make stunning modern outdoor furniture in Nautic fabrics, materials designed to look like fabric but perform on yachts. A Belgian company, the Manutti collection of garden sofas, garden chairs, sun loungers, garden dining furniture & parasols is made to exacting standards, & is very much at the higher end of the market.
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Art and Nature is Good for your Health
June 20, 2017
Whenever we think about art we usually consider craft studios, and museums, galleries, but art is visible in nature. The truth that character is in and of itself just increases the healing nature developed by healing gardens.
I have been seeing a set on tv entitled, Gardenstory: healing areas.
The current show I saw centered on a garden designer. This program displayed one for dementia patients three landscapes; one for AIDS patients in a Ny hospital, plus one to recognize the lives.
It does not matter when the backyard is free or beautiful; to view people connect to nature is amazing and also the landscapes are incredible. This is considered as art.
Many people residing in developing countries suffer with nature deficit disorder. We've become a world of the concrete jungle when we venture out in character and weare surprised how reviving and lovely it may be.
The stark reality is that getting together with character in an optimistic method is psychological good for your actual, and spiritual health.
Getting together with art and nature provides a feeling of question and chance to you. It may show you about strength; anything very important to realize when diagnosed using life-threatening or a persistent illness. Art is relaxing, and relaxing and calming the mind is a way to the 7 steps to health and the big diabetes lie. The concept that character may heal itself eventually makes one wonder how can that convert for your own life.
The concept that the healing garden may participate you successfully by construction and color; by noise consequently of the creatures/chickens by experiencing the various designs, it draws, and contact. It may offer comfort whenever you look for a quit place within the backyard or it may exhilarate the body from scents and the shade from the plants.
Exactly what do you do to include the art of character into your health regime? What lessons about recovery insurance and health would you remove from being in character? How are you going to use recovery and artwork with character included in your trip to wellness?


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This week at Intel Developer Forum #IDF15 in San Francisco, Citrix and Intel will highlight our expanded partnership with a number of new technology demonstrations.
Citrix Mobile Workspaces leadership will be on full display with Citrix solutions featuring Intel technology across cloud and the data center, Internet of Things and networking. In addition to having Citrix experts showing the delivering of rich graphics apps and data to innovative Intel end points such as Intel Compute Stick, new enterprise class Chromebooks and Intel NUCs.
Citrix will be showing technology in Citrix Booth #661 in addition to being invited to showcase technology solutions in the Network Builders Community, Booth #156, and the flagship Intel Software Pavilion
Internet of Things – Introduced on stage at Synergy15, Intel and Citrix continue to partner and amplify our leadership in enabling the Internet of Things for the Enterprise. In the middle of the Intel Software Pavilion, Citrix will demonstrate Octoblu running on the Intel IOT Gateway and discuss new use cases such as the retail experience of the future and the future smart office. Citrix IOT Director Chris Matthieu will be speaking at the Intel Networking Plaza in the middle of the expo hall on Wed Aug 19 at 6:30pm.
Cloud and Security – Citrix has been working with Intel for several years on different projects in support of Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) and is pleased this year to be showcasing secure virtual machines combined with OpenStack clouds in delivering secure workloads to enterprise customers. Below is a summary on our cloud and security solutions, but read Marc Trouard-Riolle's excellent IDF15 blog for much more insight and detail.
Highlighting Citrix commitment to OpenStack and the cloud ecosystem, Citrix will be demoing a simple, secure and scalable cloud demo with Citrix XenServer, Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) and Mirantis OpenStack. Allowing enterprises to enable the easy deployment of a secure OpenStack cloud.
XenServer will also be shown running 3D Virtual graphics on Intel GVT-g with the newest Intel Xeon E3 with Iris Pro graphics to accelerate the graphics of multiple VMs. Enabling graphics-intensive applications in VMs without requiring additional hardware. Enterprise customers benefit with smaller server footprints, less infrastructure cost and lower cooling requirements.
Networking – In the Intel Network Builders Community, Citrix will be highlighting our Intel Xeon-based portfolio of NetScaler SDX solutions. Solving the problem of virtual ADC management for automated networks and data centers requires fleet management of ADCs. And at IDF15, Citrix will show a new demo with the NetScaler Control Center as a network services controller and NetScaler VPX as virtual ADCs for data center and network core deployments.
Enterprise Graphics Virtualization – Intel and Citrix continue to innovate in the delivery of rich apps and graphics to a variety of users from graphic designers to business professionals. We will be demoing on the new SuperMicro 6U server, introduced last week at Siggraph, running graphic workloads to innovative Intel end points. Enabling unmatched density, performance and cost efficiency in enabling the delivery of rich apps and data. The XenServer optimized, Intel Xeon E3 with Iris Pro graphics embedded in the Intel m710 platform, initially offered with HP Moonshot and now from SuperMicro, was fully developed on Xen and works exclusively with enterprise customers via Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop.
Innovative Intel Clients – Citrix will feature XenServer and XenApp on an array of Innovative Intel End Point Devices. Citrix XenServer utilizes Intel's GVT-g virtualized graphics on Intel Broadwell processors with Iris Pro graphics to accelerate the graphics of multiple VMs. Enabling graphics-intensive applications in VMs without requiring additional hardware. Enterprise customers benefit with smaller server footprints, less infrastructure cost and lower cooling requirements.
Chrome in the Enterprise – Citrix will also feature demos showcasing the newest Citrix Receiver for Chrome on Citrix Ready, Dell Enterprise class Chromebooks, including the new Dell Intel Core i5 announced last week by Google and Dell. In addition to our expanding partnership with Google, Citrix and Intel continue to work together to bring enterprise users the best app and desktop virtualization experience on the newest Intel-based Core devices
IDF15 once again promises to be a ground breaking and exciting week publicly showcasing the strong technology partnership with Intel demonstrating Citrix leadership across Mobile Workspaces. We invite our partners, enterprise customers and industry followers in the Bay Area this week to visit #IDF15 at the Moscone West to see an array of technology solutions and to talk with Citrix experts across networking, cloud, Internet of Things and mobile workspaces.


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2014 Stats: 13 games, 71 tackles, 43 solo tackles, 10 tackles for loss, 3 sacks, 6 quarterback hurries, 5 passes broken up and 3 interceptions.
"I do whatever I do where I can to help the team. Tackles stats really isn't important to me," said Burgess. "With coach, I was in the box more, 4-3, protecting a lot more. We have more defensive linemen on the field. Coach Grantham I'm covering receivers, tight ends out on the backfield. I don't look at stats. That doesn't amaze me. I just do what I can to help the team win."
Burgess has excellent recognition and speed that allows him to fly in the backfield or jump back in coverage. He really sticks players hard on tackles, but doesn't always fully wrap up. He will be feared by opposing offenses this season and his performance will be important as the secondary meshes.
The senior linebacker seems to realize his obligations off-the-field as well. At the ACC Kickoff, he discussed community service and its importance.
"Place where I come from, the background that I came from, lot of guys don't make it out, because the amount of people who did make it out don't give back to the community," Burgess said. "They don't come back and share the knowledge and share the wisdom with guys; Give them advice that will help them be better men at life. Me not having that growing up, something that I always wanted is something that I do out with the community. I give back to Louisville as much as I can."


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some more great art from japan this time. 'Living' sculptures from magnetized metal liquid
still huge troubles with the Internet service here. Apparently these ppl have never ran an ISP before and everyday is a new disaster. The kicker is to make up for badservice on the overloaded server for last month…free service was given to everyone (who potentially would have quit the ISP). So quite slow, but mainly lots of network splits – random websites won't be able to be accessed sometimes. So, to the rescue come these helpful aids:
DownloadHelper mozilla plugin. Intergrates into your right click menu, grabs any flashvideo. So you can save that awesome youtube vid without having to use a url parser.
in case that doesnt work (due to network split) the trusty www based downloader will
and IF THAT doesnt work…use the above website throught the proxy. That'll teach them to disconnect you! 100% guaranteed
Nother important one these months is http://proxy.org . No more rediculous configuring of browser for IPs that might not even work. Huge list of random websites. Wouldn't put it past them to steal your passwords though
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Resolving Data Disruption
Enterprise architecture (EA) practitioners have a major role in ensuring their organisations maximise the business opportunities posed by big data. According to market analyst, Gartner, big data makes firms productive by enabling people to harness diverse data types previously unavailable. IT also helps firms explore unseen opportunities.
However, with big data comes big challenges as well — and that's where enterprise architects can help.
As navigators of strategic change, the task for EA practitioners is to chart the right course for big data across the most critical dimensions of the organisation: business, culture, talent and technology.
"Traditional approaches to EA are significantly impacted by big data," says David Newman, research vice president at Gartner.
"For the EA practitioner, the balance shifts from a focus on optimisation and standardisation to lightweight approaches that focus on harmonisation and externalisation across the broader enterprise ecosystem."
Big data disrupts traditional information architectures — from a focus on data warehousing using (data storage and compression) toward data pooling (flows, links, and information shareability).
In the era of big data, the task for the EA practitioner is clear: Design business outcomes that exploit big data opportunities inside and outside the organisation.
Gartner has identified four critical impacts of big data and how enterprise architects can address these issues:
Big data enables decision makers to spot patterns quickly across different data types. However, it requires a data-savvy business strategy to achieve competitive advantage.
Enterprise architects should educate leaders about potential big data opportunities through start-small, cost-effective analytics and pattern recognition tools and techniques.
They should also explain the risk factors (such as data privacy, regulatory and legal challenges).
Practitioners should also explore the increasing number of public datasets available through open APIs, and use these for sentiment analysis (e.g., mining social media feeds), location-based services (using publicly available telemetry data) or to design context-aware applications.
Big data opportunities expose internal silos that leaders must address through proper incentives and metrics which encourage data sharing and improve trust. Organisations may have the best technology and the best people.
However, if the internal culture is plagued by silos and lack of data sharing, they are less likely to achieve success with big data.
Addressing cultural challenges requires creating the right incentives to build trusted sources of enterprise information.
Enterprise architects should conduct stakeholder analyses to identify the cultural roadblocks to data sharing, and prepare mitigation strategies and communications that overcome perceived obstacles.
For instance, EA practitioners can advocate open innovation efforts that will enable customers to participate directly in product development. This will overcome silo-centric behaviors and force more cross-team data sharing.
Big data exposes talent gaps, introduces new interdisciplinary roles, and forces organisations to attract and retain data-savvy business specialists and managers with deep analytical skills.
A major challenge is how organisations will attract and retain the right talent that exploits big data.
Among the most sought-after role is the data scientist. EA practitioners can help their firms address this challenge by producing a resource planning deliverable that identifies big data skill gaps across business teams.
Practitioners should also assess resource needs among information infrastructure teams, and identify technical gaps when supporting big data solutions.
Big data requires technology specialists to acquire and apply tools, techniques and architectures for analysing, visualising, linking and managing big data sets.
EA practitioners must help their organisation understand how best to design and implement big data solutions. Careful planning must be undertaken to determine the best tools and techniques for analysing complex data sets.
These include skills in statistics, machine learning, natural-language processing and predictive modeling.
Furthermore, practitioners must help teams understand how to use big data visualisations techniques, such as tag clouds, cluster grams, history flows, animations and infographics.
Teams should use low-cost, open-source tools in early pilots to demonstrate the feasibility of big data projects.


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You may remember her from being a nonstop talker on "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore," where she was also head writer. Now she's heading her own once a week late night show, "The Rundown with Robin Thede" (BET, 11 p.m.), the first African-American woman to host such a show since Mo'Nique. Chris Rock is a producer.
It comes alongside a new sitcom set behinds the scenes of a comedy tour, "The Comedy Get Down" (BET, 11:30 p.m.), with an all-star cast that includes D.L. Hugely, George Lopez, Cedric the Entertainer, Eddie Griffin and Charlie Murphy.
It may be more interesting to watch the attempt of comedian Sarah Silverman to figure out the nation's divide with her new show "I Love You, America" (Hulu, streaming) that will break frequently for humor.
Two shows return for new seasons, the superhero yarn "Arrow" (The CW, 9 p.m.), for season five; and the network's longest-running show, "Supernatural" (The CW, 8 p.m.), returning for its 13th.
Tina Fey goes the Harvey Weinstein route on "Great News" (NBC, 9:30 p.m.).
Sam's mom has some problems on 'Better Things" (FX, 10 p.m.).
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Camila Alves is guest judge on "American Beauty Star" (Lifetime, 10:30 p.m.).
Grace has an unfinished battle with her ex husband Leo, played by Harry Connick Jr., on the latest "Will & Grace" (NBC, 9 p.m.).
Amelia confronts a touchy situation on "Grey's Anatomy" (ABC, 8 p.m.).
Tahani hosts a dinner party on "The Good Place" (NBC, 8:30 p.m.).
Mellie has a state dinner on "Scandal" (ABC, 9 p.m).
Bruce Wayne is puzzled by a knife on "Gotham" (Fox, 8 p.m.).
A rigged game show is recalled on "Mysteries at the Museum" (Travel, 8 p.m.).
On "Van Helsing" (Syfy, 9 p.m.), Vanessa tries to get her daughter out of the citadel.
The crew of "The Orville" (Fox, 9 p.m.) goes after a Krill bible.
Amy's daughter gets a job at the "Superstore" (NBC, 8 p.m.).
Casey tries to save a man from jumping off a building on "Chicago Fire" (NBC, 10 p.m.).
Billy distributes his latest shipment on "Ghost Wars" (Syfy, 10 p.m.).
Annalise takes on a high-stakes case on "How to Get Away with Murder" (ABC, 10 p.m.).
A two night George pal salute on Turner Classic Movies concludes on "Tom Thumb" (8 p.m.), "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm" (10 p.m.), "7 Faces of Dr. Lao" (12:30 a.m.), "Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze" (2:30 a.m.) and "The Puppetoon Movie" (4:30 a.m.).
Earlier movies all take place in hotels: "Hotel Berlin" (7 a.m.), "Weekend at the Waldorf" (8:45 a.m.), "Hotel Reserve" (11 a.m.), "Hotel Paradiso" (12:30 p.m.), "Key Largo" (2:15 p.m.), "The Night of the Iguana" (4 p.m.) and "Grand Hotel" (6 p.m.).
It's the deciding Game 5 of the American League Divisional Series of Cubs at Washington (TBS, 8 p.m.).
Thursday Night Football has Philadelphia at Carolina (CBS, 8:25 p.m.).
In college football, it's Texas State at Louisiana-Lafayette (ESPNU, 7:30 p.m.).
Preseason basketball has Dallas at Atlanta (NBA, 7:30 p.m.) and Sacramento at Clippers (NBA, 10:30 p.m.).
Soccer has Turkey vs. Paraguay (Fox Sports 2, 7:30 a.m.) and U.S. vs. Colombia (Fox Sports 2, 10:30 a.m.) in the FIFA U-17 World Cup.
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Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest: Gerard Butler, Lea Michele, Rhett & Link. The View: Chadwick Boseman, Charley Pride. The Talk: Cedric the Entertainer, George Lopez, Sunny Anderson, Carrie Ann Inaba, Joey McIntyre. Harry Connick: Debra Messing, Megan Mullally, Eric McCormack, Jill Goodacre, Keke Palmer, Donatello Arpaia, Robin Thede. Steve Harvey: Rachael Ray, Ben Feldman. Ellen DeGeneres: Kate Hudson, Nacho Figures, Common, Andra Day. Wendy Williams: Quincy Brown, Preston Konrad. The Real: George Lopez, Cedric the Entertainer, D.L. Hugely, Debbie Allen.
Late Talk
Stephen Colbert: Bill Murray, Claire Foy, Jan Vogler. Jimmy Kimmel: Kate Hudson, Jared Padalecki, Ismael Loutfi. Jimmy Fallon: Miles Teller Pink, Austin Rogers, Billy Corgan. Seth Meyers: Gerard Butler, Patton Oswalt, Joe Russo. James Corden: Luke Evans, Usher, Lindsey Buckingham & Christine McVie. Carson Daly: Dan Harmon, Kaleo, Kristin Henslley & Jen Smelly (rerun). Trevor Noah: John Hodgman (rerun). Jordan Klepper: Richard Painter (rerun). Conan O'Brien: Jared Leto, Dr. Dale Stuckenbruck, Kane Brown (rerun).


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Author: Kathleen Peacock
Edition: Hard bound
Published: September 10, 2013
Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books
Pages: 368
Source: Copy sent by the publisher
Category: Romance, Paranormal
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Mac can't lose another friend. Even if he doesn't want to be found.
The ripple effect caused by Mac's best friend Amy's murder has driven Mac's new love, Kyle, to leave Hemlock and disappear from her life forever. But Mac knows that Kyle plans to enroll in a rehabilitation camp, where he can live with other werewolves. She refuses to accept his decision, especially since the camps are rumored to be tortuous. So she sets out in search of Kyle with a barely sober Jason—and Amy's all-seeing ghost—in tow.
Clues lead Mac to find Kyle in a werewolf den in Colorado—but their reunion is cut short by a Tracker raid. Now Mac and Kyle are trapped inside the electric fences of Thornhill, a camp for young werewolves. As she devises an escape plan, Mac uncovers dangerous secrets buried within the walls of Thornhill—and realizes that the risk to the people she loves is greater than ever before.
Thornhill is LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!
I tried requesting for Thornhill ARC back in April because you know, I LOVED Hemlock to bits
Thornhill took off a several days after Kyle left Hemlock. Mackenzie, together with Jason, tries to find Kyle then convince him to come back home. He's infected with the Lupine Syndrome but Mac believes that Kyle's still human - inside out. When they stop and ask a cashier Eve if they've seen Kyle, they feel like they were lied to. They then decide to follow the girl that lead them to an abandon warehouse full of partying werewolves. They've seen Kyle but they've also seen Jason's tracker tattoo so they locked them up. Surprisingly, Mac sees her long lost father as the pack leader. The warehouse then is attacked by trackers and eventually put them in a rehabilitation camp in Thornhill where wolves are missing and not coming back at all.
The first page of Thornhill cracked me up! It had me at DEFLOWER! I cannot help but laugh and tweet it at Kathleen Peacock and I wasn't really prepared about THAT sexy moment 3 pages after! Kidding aside, I loved Thornhill. It was all in all about busting some wolves from a camp where they are being experimented at, all about fixing burned bridges, reunited hearts and unrequited love. I loved how Peacock made the consistency of the story smooth yet you would see that the novel can stand alone. Am not sure how to explain it but I feel like Hemlock is about friendship and then Thornhill is about against all odds kind of love. I was expecting a little more "wolf" action from this sequel though. I wish there was more explanation as to what is happening to the wolves being "treated". I guess there would be more of that in H3 (Hemlock 3).
I missed Mackenzie. Next to Anna from The Sweet Evil trilogy by Wendy Higgins, Mac is the second main character that showed me how to really define and live BENEVOLENCE. Despite the pain, the cruelty, the loss and self-doubt, Mac remained kind-hearted and faithful. Its as if there's no bad person for her. She doesn't hold grudges/resentment at all. I just feel bad for her because after all the trouble she's been through, she still couldn't get the only thing she wants. And I am hoping that this second heart break both Mac and I experienced at the end of both books would be rewarded in H3. I ship Mac and Kyle so much that seeing them being apart tears me. Though am super okay with Jason! CAN I HAVE HIM INSTEAD THOUGH, KATHLEEN? *bats eyelashes* because OMG THE CAR CRASH SCENE OMG MY HEARTTTT!
Hank also showed some progress when it comes to his relationship with Mac. I totally get his facade but no matter how we look at it, he owes her daughter a lot. That's the part I can totally relate with Mac. Love/hate relationship with THE father. Ugh. But yeah, am also glad to get to see new characters such as Eve and Dex who rocked! These characters added spice to the premise and who would forget my favorite character of all? AMYYYYYY! True enough as to what Peacock told me, there would be more of Amy here! OMG! Her presence not only gives me goosebumps but its actually my favorite aspect of the entire novel -- how your best friend still tries to help you even after death -- THIS IS STRONG WOMANCE, PEOPLE! Y'all should really ready this series then let's fan girl together!
Thornhill is a delicious and mysterious novel which is the perfect sequel for Hemlock! Peacock really does know how to surprise her readers with all the unexpected thrilling action and heart breaking romance! I honestly couldn't ask for more! Thornhill is exciting, riveting and unputdownable!
Thank you Sarah of HarperCollins for the finshed copy!
"He hasn't figured out that no matter what you do, some people just end up broken."
"Can you hide what you were? Every moment of every day, could you pretend to be something else? Someone else? Could you stand spending every day worried that you were going to hurt someone if you knew there was an alternative?"
"I loved Kyle. More than anything. Maybe enough to want what was best for him -- even if that best would end up hurting me."