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The Local Government Information Unit has produced a research paper on a study they have done about what environment issues in their area concern people or are most valued.
In descending order of importance respondents ranked the Quality of Life Indicators as follows:
crime, most important measure of Quality of Life
roads and pavements,
council tax,
dog fouling,
quality of local schools,
road traffic,
access to quiet areas,
neighbourhood air quality,
traffic noise, least important
Respondents were also asked to rank a number of local environmental issues:
Chewing Gum
Dog Fouling
Quiet Areas
Light pollution
Light intrusion
Fly posting
The ranking of this depended on whether the area was rural, suburban or urban and there was a variation in which issue was given greatest priority. Litter and trees however were consistently ranked highest and the implication is that it makes sense to prioritise these to improve public satisfaction. What do you think? To comment go to our facebook page.
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Feb. 1, 2012) - CGI Group Inc. (TSX:GIB.A)(NYSE:GIB) (the "Company") announced today that its Board of Directors has authorized the renewal of its Normal Course Issuer Bid ("NCIB"), subject to acceptance by the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX").
The Company's management and Board of Directors believe that the repurchase of Class A subordinate voting shares ("Class A Shares") of the Company is a proper use of the Company's funds, and the NCIB will provide the Company with the flexibility to purchase Class A Shares from time to time as the Company considers it advisable, as part of its strategy to increase shareholder value.
At the close of business on January 30, 2012, there were 225,247,607 Class A Shares outstanding, of which approximately 98% were widely held (representing a public float of 220,641,634 Class A Shares).
Under the terms of the NCIB, subject to TSX acceptance, the Company may purchase for cancellation on the open market through the facilities of the TSX and the New York Stock Exchange and through alternative trading systems (such as Alpha ATS) up to 22,064,163 Class A Shares, representing approximately 10% of the Company's public float as of the close of business on January 30, 2012. The average daily trading volume (the "ADTV") of the Class A Shares on the TSX for the six month period ended December 31, 2011 (excluding purchases under the NCIB) was 687,197 Class A Shares. Consequently and in accordance with the requirements of the TSX, the daily purchase limit under the NCIB on the TSX will be 171,799 Class A Shares, representing 25% of the ADTV. All Class A Shares will be purchased at their market price at the time of acquisition. All shares purchased under the NCIB will be cancelled.
Purchases of Class A Shares may commence on February 9, 2012 and will expire on the earlier of February 8, 2013 or the date on which the Company has either acquired the maximum number of Class A Shares allowable under the NCIB or otherwise decided not to make any further repurchases under the NCIB.
Under the terms of its NCIB that commenced on February 9, 2011 and will expire on February 8, 2012, the Company had purchased, as of January 30, 2012, an aggregate of 14,046,100 Class A Shares for cancellation. These purchases were made through the facilities of the TSX and the New York Stock Exchange and through alternative trading systems at a weighted average purchase price of $19,41.
About CGI
Founded in 1976, CGI Group Inc. is one of the largest independent information technology and business process services firms in the world. CGI and its affiliated companies employ approximately 31,000 professionals. CGI provides end-to-end IT and business process services to clients worldwide from offices and centres of excellence in Canada, the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific. As at December 31, CGI's annualized revenue was approximately $4.1 billion and its order backlog was approximately $13.6 billion. CGI shares are listed on the TSX (GIB.A) and the NYSE (GIB) and are included in both the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and the FTSE4Good Index. Website: www.cgi.com.
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All statements in this press release that do not directly and exclusively relate to historical facts constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of that term in Section 27A of the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and are "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian securities laws. These statements and this information represent CGI's intentions, plans, expectations and beliefs, and are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, of which many are beyond the control of the Company. These factors could cause actual results to differ materially from such forward-looking statements or forward-looking information. These factors include but are not restricted to: the timing and size of new contracts; acquisitions and other corporate developments; the ability to attract and retain qualified members; market competition in the rapidly evolving IT industry; general economic and business conditions; foreign exchange and other risks identified in the press release, in CGI's annual and quarterly Management's Discussion and Analysis ("MD&A"), in CGI's Annual Report, in CGI's Annual Report on Form 40-F filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (filed on EDGAR at www.sec.gov), and in the Company's Annual Information Form filed with the Canadian securities authorities (filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com), as well as assumptions regarding the foregoing. The words "believe," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "foresee," "plan," and similar expressions and variations thereof, identify certain of such forward-looking statements or forward-looking information, which speak only as of the date on which they are made. In particular, statements relating to future performance are forward-looking statements and forward-looking information. CGI disclaims any intention or obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements or forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements or on this forward-looking information.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-599?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12756258#action_12756258 ] Todd Lipcon commented on HDFS-599: ---------------------------------- bq. One simpler solution could be to consider average heart beat time across all the datanodes before marking one 'dead': Average is not robust for this - if you have a couple of dead datanodes they'll skew the mean up. What you really want is to detect high outliers. The traditional method to find high outliers is to find the interquartile range (75th percentile - 25th percentile), and then any which is 1.5*IQR greater than the 75th percentile point is considered a high outlier. The datapoints for this calculation should probably be set to "lateness" (defined as max(0, msSinceLastHeartbeat - expectedHeartbeatInterval)) A more complicated but very effective failure detection mechanism which is used by Cassandra is the Phi Accrual Failure Detector: http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/RELDIS.2004.1353004 > Improve Namenode robustness by prioritizing datanode heartbeats over client requests > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: HDFS-599 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-599 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: name-node > Reporter: dhruba borthakur > Assignee: dhruba borthakur > > The namenode processes RPC requests from clients that are reading/writing to files as well as heartbeats/block reports from datanodes. > Sometime, because of various reasons (Java GC runs, inconsistent performance of NFS filer that stores HDFS transacttion logs, etc), the namenode encounters transient slowness. For example, if the device that stores the HDFS transaction logs becomes sluggish, the Namenode's ability to process RPCs slows down to a certain extent. During this time, the RPCs from clients as well as the RPCs from datanodes suffer in similar fashion. If the underlying problem becomes worse, the NN's ability to process a heartbeat from a DN is severly impacted, thus causing the NN to declare that the DN is dead. Then the NN starts replicating blocks that used to reside on the now-declared-dead datanode. This adds extra load to the NN. Then the now-declared-datanode finally re-establishes contact with the NN, and sends a block report. The block report processing on the NN is another heavyweight activity, thus casing more load to the already overloaded namenode. > My proposal is tha the NN should try its best to continue processing RPCs from datanodes and give lesser priority to serving client requests. The Datanode RPCs are integral to the consistency and performance of the Hadoop file system, and it is better to protect it at all costs. This will ensure that NN recovers from the hiccup much faster than what it does now. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Generally, evolution is not something that happens quickly. On average, it takes about 6.5 million years for a new species to develop. It takes such a long time for populations to evolve because the changes occur slowly over many generations. But that doesn't mean that all evolutionary changes happen at the same rate. In fact, relatively speaking, evolution can happen quickly (4,000 years), slowly (40 million years) and everything in between.
Scientists are able to study how quickly or slowly populations evolve through different means, but most of the information we have comes from the fossil record. The fossil record tells us a lot about the history of life on Earth, because as organisms die, they become part of the ground. They may leave behind bones, imprints or even footprint fossils that we find millions of years later. And since each layer of ground builds on top of the one below it, the fossils create a timeline through the earth, essentially telling us a story of how things changed over time.
Often, new species come about slowly in the fossil record as they evolve over time. Take these butterflies for example. Two new species come about from a common ancestor and then slowly change over time. You can see the gradual change as each species continues to diverge from its original ancestor on the left.
Sometimes though, fossil species appear quite suddenly and then remain unchanged through many layers of the fossil record. These species may even disappear just as suddenly as they came about, leaving scientists with many questions.
These types of events in the fossil record are called punctuated equilibria. They describe long periods of equilibrium (little change) with abrupt episodes of speciation. Let's look at the butterflies again. This time, the common ancestor on the left suddenly gave rise to two new species that appear to have little change once they appear in the fossil record, reaching a sort of evolutionary 'equilibrium.'
It may be tempting to make assumptions about the species that came about suddenly and changed very little, but we need to be careful. The new species may not have originated as suddenly as the fossil record suggests because shorter periods of time cannot be easily distinguished between the layers. For example, if the butterflies in the punctuated equilibria model had most of their changes occur within the first 50,000 years of existence (a relatively short time period in evolutionary standards), these would not show up well in the fossil record.
Additionally, if the change that led to the new species occurred in a remote location or from a small, isolated population, the chances of those fossils being discovered is quite low. So, while the fossil record does help us understand where some new species came from, it can be misleading because we do not always have all of the details about the changes that occurred.
The fossil record is very useful for understanding rates of evolution, but we can also use molecular data to track evolutionary time. Some parts of an organism's genome, or all of its genetic information, accumulate changes at constant rates. This allows us to compare genomes of different organisms to determine evolutionary relationships.
For example, just by looking at them you might think that sharks and tuna are more closely related than bats and dolphins. Actually, the reverse is true! By comparing their DNA, we know that bats and dolphins are more closely related because their homologous genes, the ones that are similar in location, structure or function, are more alike than the homologous genes of sharks and tuna.
When we know the rate of change that occurs for a gene, we can calibrate a molecular clock. This technique compares the number of nucleotide differences against the dates of evolutionary branch points that we get from the fossil record. What this allows us to do is estimate relative dates of evolutionary events that do not appear in the fossil record itself, because your DNA is like a set of instructions, and it changes very little over time. That one small change can make for huge differences since it's the order of the nucleotides themselves that makes each DNA strand unique.
This is not a foolproof system though. The rate of change may vary in different genes, at different times and among different organisms. Sometimes, this can be accounted for by calibrating the molecular clock to multiple genes instead of just a few.
Evolution is a long, long process. On average, it takes about 6.5 million years for a new species to develop from its ancestor. However, this is only an average, and evolution can occur rapidly (as little as 4,000 years) or very slowly (over 40 million years).
The fossil record provides us with a lot of information about how life has evolved on Earth. By looking at the order that fossils occur in the ground, we can create a timeline of evolutionary events. The fossil record is not complete though, and sometimes we see species evolving gradually, while other times they seem to appear out of nowhere.
These sudden appearances in the fossil record followed by little change are called punctuated equilibria because the fossil record is punctuated by the new species, but then it appears to remain in evolutionary equilibrium after showing up. One explanation for this phenomenon is that the fossil record is somewhat incomplete. Changes that occur over relatively short periods of time or that happen in small, isolated populations may simply go unrecorded in geologic history.
In addition to the fossil record, we can create molecular clocks for organisms. This technique compares the number of nucleotide differences against dates of evolutionary events. This is one way that we can estimate and fill in events that are missing from the fossil record, gaining a better understanding of the rate of evolutionary change for different species.
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To Click or Not to Click: Use of Clickers in Classrooms
Several years ago clickers started hitting the scene in US secondary classes. This effective and innovative use of technology was very valuable to instructors and students alike. However, says Lucy Greco, these devices have accessibility issues and might need a different approach to integration in classrooms.
Post-secondary educational institutions have larger classes than any other educational environment. It is not unusual, for example, for a first-year Chemistry or History class to have 300 to 600 students enrolled. Several years ago clickers started hitting the scene in large classes. Originally, these devices were used for instructors to check in with students and evaluate how effective their content was. Instructors would ask multiple-choice or yes-no questions regarding materials just covered in the class, and students would respond by pushing the appropriate button on their clickers. Depending on the response, instructors could use the opportunity to try and communicate their ideas more effectively. This effective and innovative use of technology was very valuable to instructors and students alike. However, these devices have accessibility issues.
Most clicker vendors quickly realized the limitations visually impaired users encountered trying to use clickers in the classroom
Clickers are small handheld devices that can easily be oriented incorrectly, causing visually impaired or blind students to push the wrong button, thereby entering answers incorrectly. Vendors began developing special clickers that had tactile markings indicating proper orientation and allowing blind students to properly identify the different buttons. These special clickers also vibrate so that blind or visually impaired students know if their clickers are on and if their answers were received. However, these special models are still missing many key accessible features. In fact, there is no way for a visually impaired student to know if their clicker is running low on battery!
I am currently researching ways for students with physical disabilities to use clickers. Students with limited or no use of their hands may not be able to hold the device, let alone push the buttons. I am hopeful that the web versions of clickers will address these issues. At the time of writing this article, I have not seen any web interfaces, so I cannot speak to the accessibility or usefulness of the same.
The impact of clickers on students with learning disabilities is turning into a very complex debate. Students with learning disabilities often need more time to comprehend a question or even simply read a question that an instructor has posted. A very common accommodation for students with learning disabilities is to allow them more time on quizzes or exams.
However, clicker quizzes are short surveys of material requiring quick response times. Typically, an instructor will post a question then give students 30 seconds to respond. Newer clickers even allow for answers requiring the entry of words, numbers, and/or symbols. Students with reading disabilities may need more than 30 seconds to read through a question and process its content. Extended time for quizzes has been a well-recognized and effective accommodation. However, there is no technical way for an instructor to offer students with disabilities extra time in a clicker quiz.
This raises pedagogical questions such as:
Neither of these solutions may be feasible. For example, instructors have a great deal of material to cover in class and extending the time for some students may just not be possible. If an instructor quizzes some students at a different time or location but the quiz is relevant to what is being discussed in the lecture at the moment, those students may not be able to relate their answers to the lecture material.
Now that I've introduced the problems with the technology itself, let's take a look at the policy issues. When clickers were first introduced, they were viewed only as tools to enhance lectures for instructors. Today, however, more and more instructors are using clickers as tools to grade students and/or monitor student attendance. As we've already discussed, if students are unable to use the clicker correctly (effectively), they are penalized, not because they don't know the right answer, but because they are not able to use the tool, and in turn, their grades are affected by their disability.
Another policy issue involves the availability of accessible clickers. Some vendors simply don't offer them. When I asked our clicker vendor if our bookstore could carry a few of the accessible versions, I was told that they were only available through a direct special request from institutional staff. Instructors can also be unaware that accessible clickers exist. Even the support staff that assist instructors on how to use the technology often do not know that there are different versions of clickers, and those that do, are not sure how to obtain them. The bottom line is, separate access is not equal access.
Educational institutions should increase their scrutiny of the accessibility of academic technologies they are adopting. However, unless someone on the adoption team is aware of some of these issues, it is very easy to disregard the needs of students with disabilities when adopting devices that don't have accessible features.
If your institution is considering adopting clickers, be certain that you address some of these problems in the adoption process. The more organizations challenge the lack of access, the more likely we are to have equal access in the future. Also, be certain that your faculty is aware of these issues, so they can make decisions in the classroom that will accommodate all their students.
Lucy Greco is a blind advocate for accessible technology. She is the user of various assistive technologies since the early 1980s. She is passionate about the ways technology makes the world more accessible to everyone but especially individuals with disabilities.
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San Francisco Giants ace Madison Bumgarner was placed on the disabled list with bruised ribs and a sprained AC joint in his pitching shoulder. Bumgarner was injured after crashing his dirt bike on his day off in Denver on Thursday. There is no timetable set for his return, but the Giants are hoping sooner rather than later.
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Minnesota Twins third basemen Miguel Sano was suspended one game by the MLB for his "aggressive actions" in the Twins and Tigers bench-clearing brawl Saturday. Sano appeared to have punched Tigers catcher James McCann in the facemask after McCann put his mitt in Sano's face. Twins general manager Thad Levine said the organization fully supports Sano's decision to appeal his suspension.
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The Colorado Rockies defeated the Washington Nationals 8-4 on Monday night. The win pushes the Rockies record to 14-6 and places them in sole possession of NL's best record.
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Brewers first baseman Eric Thames hit two homeruns in an 11-7 victory against the Cincinnati Reds on Monday. The two homers increased Thames major-league total to 10 on the season. Thames also tied the Brewers' franchise record with 10 homeruns in April, with seven of the 10 coming against the Reds in five games.


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The tenth party of a match for the title of world chess champion ended with the victory of Magnus Carlsen over Russian Sergey Karjakin. The victory allowed Carlsen to equalise
Russian Sergey Karjakin lost to Norwegian Magnus Carlsen in the tenth game of the match for the title of world chess champion in new York. 75-m during the game Karjakin admitted defeat.
This victory allowed Carlsen to level the score — 5:5
Karjakin won the first victory in this match and went ahead in the eighth instalment, then Carlsen admitted defeat on the 53rd move. The previous seven games of this match ended in a draw, after his victory Karjakin took the lead — 4,5:3,5.
All the players will play among themselves 12 games with a time control 100 minutes for 40 moves, then 50 minutes for 20 moves and 15 minutes before end of party with addition of 30 seconds per move starting from the first. If after 12 games there is a draw, Carlsen and Karjakin will play a tie-break, which will be held on November 30.
Carlsen became the world champion in 2013, winning the championship match against Indian Viswanathan Anand. A year later, the Norwegian and the Indian once again played a match for the world title, and victory again went to Norway.
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The U.S. EMV experience is now a little over one year old. Most of the big banks have reissued EMV chip cards, although most merchants have still not completed their migration to EMV at the point-of-sale.
Counterfeit fraud has decreased, but lost & stolen fraud and on-line fraud have increased. Nearly everyone agrees the shopping experience has worsened with the introduction of EMV at the POS with uneven and unpredictable experiences and longer check-outs. Given the mixed results, many of us speculate on what could have been done better and question why the experience yielded such diverse outcomes for various constituents of the payments space.
The U.S. EMV experience has been distinguished from the start by two very unusual differences from markets outside this country. First, while everyone acknowledged the U.S. is the largest and most complex card market in the world, we were given the shortest period of time to convert to EMV. I therefore doubt many objective observers would argue with the characterization that the U.S. implementation was "rushed." Second, unlike most other markets, we dropped the requirement to migrate to PIN.
These two important distinctions are core to understanding the U.S. EMV migration and why it has yielded both big winners and big losers.
For many years, the U.S. market drug its feet on EMV. Issuers were awash in the highest interchange fee income in the world and paid little attention to the expense side of the business. Fraud generally kept its distance since the U.S. was blessed with the most advanced telecommunications infrastructure in the world, an infrastructure that guaranteed that most card payments would be authorized on-line. Also, the as the world moved to EMV and began to require PINs, the U.S. telecommunications advantage disappeared rendering the U.S. vulnerable to fraud and an easier target than other markets.
There were a number of parties in the U.S. that benefitted from the rushed nature of the implementation. Some of those parties had waited for years for the U.S. to undertake efforts to move to the EMV global standard, but they were growing increasingly concerned that the U.S. market might leap from traditional magstripe cards to contactless payments without stopping to move to contact EMV cards first.
At least one card brand had suffered significant loss of debit market share resulting from the Durbin Amendment's merchant routing provisions and likely viewed a migration to EMV as a means to recapture some of its lost debit market share. The rushed implementation created huge demands for scarce resources and services from merchants anxious to avoid liability shift resulting in a lack of price elasticity and lack of competition. Although it's difficult to identify all of the Gold Rushers, some are fairly easy to spot.
Major global payment brands and members of EMVco- As I already mentioned, at least one of the brands benefitted enormously by at least temporarily recouping some of the debit volume lost to the PIN debit networks as a result of merchants exercising their Durbin routing rights to route transactions to competitors offering more secure and less expensive alternatives.
Initial POS implementations had confusing and limiting POS prompts that resulted in consumers usually selecting the global payment brand option instead of the non-descript "U.S. Common" debit option. Global brands benefitted from levying fines and processing chargebacks associated with their liability shift mandates.
The same global brands who are EMVco members will continue to mine the gold from the transition from magstripe technology, a technology borne and maintained in an open-standard environment, to the proprietary technology owned and maintained by the oligarchy of payment brands who own EMVco. This transition completely disrupts the competitive landscape for payment card services and conveys huge strategic advantages to the owners of EMVco for the foreseeable future.
POS systems providers- Point of sale hardware and software providers to merchants were able to mine the gold from overwhelming demand for their products and services caused by liability shift. Many players in this space had looked forward to the U.S. migration to EMV for years and finally reaped the economic benefits associated with their costly investment in EMV technology.
EMV consultants- Consultancies which were borne outside the US, migrated to the U.S. to take advantage of the US migration. Their services were met with overwhelming demand from a U.S. market with an appetite for their services that far exceeded that of markets outside the U.S.
Testing and certification tool providers- Like the consultants, this group was unprepared for the demands presented by the U.S. migration and they likely have benefitted significantly as a result.
Big Bank Issuers- The big banks were standing first in line for the new EMV cards and many reissued early on. This enabled them to shift their fraud expenses onto unsuspecting merchants as well as to merchants who despite their efforts were unable to convert to EMV prior to the 10/1/15 deadline.
Crooks- Fraudsters obviously prefer signatures over PINs and the US's half-way EMV implementation meant they could continue to wreak havoc with US card payments for the foreseeable future.
While many parties gained from the U.S.'s hurried EMV implementation, the merchant community has suffered greatly. Despite the global brands' continued assurances that they view merchants as their "customers," merchants continue to be taken for granted, particularly in the U.S. U.S. merchants pay the highest fees for card acceptance in the world.
Over the years, interchange has doubled, fees to pay for the networks themselves have been gradually shifted from the issuers to the merchants, new merchant fees emerge on a regular basis and merchants have been saddled with the costs of protecting the brands and the issuers from their own fraud-prone card products through the creation of PCI. Nevertheless, the current EMV migration may be the worst example of merchant abuse by the global brands in the history of card payments in the U.S.
Merchants- Given the rushed nature of the U.S. EMV migration and the lack of government oversight (an element present in many of the previous EMV implementations), it should have come as no surprise to anyone that merchants would see few benefits but pay most of the costs associated with the US implementation.
The global brands' suggestion that "the party doing the least to control fraud should bear the cost of fraud" sounds reasonable but masks a completely one-sided plan that predictably shifted the cost of fraud from issuers to merchants. It also challenges one of core trade-offs between issuers and merchants central to the payment card business.
The notion that merchants are guaranteed payment when they receive an authorization from an issuer had already been eroded by the growing use of chargebacks by card issuers to recover their costs of fraud. Liability shift turned the notion completely on its head, leaving merchants to question what they are getting for the overly inflated fees they were already paying for card acceptance.
PIN Debit Networks- These competitors to the global card brands saw their debit transaction volume slow to a trickle or disappear at many of the merchants that first implemented EMV. The rush afforded little time for proper planning and implementation of POS screen prompts which might have replicated the pre-EMV POS environment.
At least, one global brand's insistence on customer prompts for debit left many merchants confused about their legal rights and some likely acquiesced to the brand's point of view. This led to further erosion of the PIN Debit networks market share.
Small Bank Issuers- Unfortunately for small banks, they had to stand in line behind the big banks when waiting for new EMV cards. This meant they were unable to take advantage of liability shift to pay for their new cards.
US Consumers- The US EMV implementation was characterized by the global brands as "chip and choice", another pleasant-sounding phrase that masked the fact that US issuers would gain a reprieve from the standard requirement to issue PINs when they reissued their magstripe cards as EMV cards. As usual, all the choices were left up to the issuers, not to merchants nor to consumers, many of whom may have preferred much more secure PINs.
As previously mentioned, at least one of the global brands benefitted from the predictable choice of issuers to forgo PINs in favor of worthless signatures. U.S. consumers are big losers as the U.S. EMV implementation failed to measure up to the worldwide standard of chip & PIN. Fraud is still much higher than necessary and is growing at an alarming rate on the Internet. Although consumers are protected from most losses by Regulations E and Z, they still endure the ongoing hassle of regular card replacement and managing their payments with recurring billers, something that could have been substantially reduced had the brands required PINs.
Consumers have also had to endure the effects of longer check-out lines and unpredictable shopping experiences at merchants that have migrated to EMV. Some have encountered bizarre prompts at the checkout asking them to choose between Visa or Mastercard debit and "U.S. Common."
The Bum's Rush practically ensured that the U.S. implementation of EMV would be a disaster for merchants and for consumers. Although it's fashionable in this country to proclaim the government should stay out of the affairs of private business, evidence exists that in most markets in which public regulators oversaw EMV implementations, the results were much better for merchants and consumers.


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Coventry and Warwickshire Nurses and Midwives have been celebrating International Nurses' Day and the International Day of the Midwife at an event being held at Coventry Cathedral.
Nurses and midwives took part in a procession through Coventry City Centre and on to the Cathedral earlier today.
Coventry is marking the second annual celebration event for International Nurses' Day and International Day of the Midwife.
Nurses and midwives from Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust, George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust and student nurses and midwives from Coventry University where attending the event.
Following the procession a ceremony was being held at Coventry Cathedral as a thank you for the efforts of nurse and midwives from the region and further afield.
Local nurses and midwives were photographed earlier today before the procession which started from Coventry City Council House
Mandy Braimbridge, Assistant Director of Nursing for Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust, said, "Last year was the first time NHS Nurses and Midwives from across Coventry and Warwickshire came together to celebrate International Nurses' Day and International Day of the Midwife. It was an incredibly uplifting and inspirational event which left everyone feeling extremely proud of their profession. We are delighted that we have been able to work with colleagues at our neighbouring Trusts, and Coventry University, to organise this event again."
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No problem! Just register using the link above. You will learn the wirework craft and how to make flower vase. However, what we don't understand is the office equipment and home equipment part of your question. Kindly explain what you mean thanks.
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Instrument for making bead.
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There are many instruments for making beads, top on the list are the pliers and cutters. Since bead making has to do with hand craft, some instruments are of personal taste to the user. Good news is that people who register to train with us are given free tools. Kindly register using the link provided above. Thanks
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Guide on bead and wirework business in nigeria.
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Beaded accessories and wirework materials are very glamorous these days. They add class and maturity to the fashion sense of those who wear them. People generally want to look classy and if you could get them to feel this way, why not? this is the business part to it. Like every other business, you need to study the character of your target market, know where they are, know their purchasing power and most importantly, know what they think of the product you want to market to them.
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Author's Note: Inspired by Breaking Benjamin's What Lies Beneath. I only listened to this song recently, even though I've had the CD forever, and I thought this suited Dante and Vergil quite well. I would definitely suggest listening while reading. Tell me how it compares. :)
Disclaimer- IvoryTears doesn't own Devil May Cry in any way, shape, or form; nor does she make any profits from this work of fiction.
What Lies Beneath
Dante sat atop the roof of an abandoned warehouse. He gazed up at the full moon; it reminded him of Vergil, every full moon did. He snorted and shook his head. Leaping down from the building, he landed gracefully, red coat fluttering behind him.
Feeling an odd aura, he whirled around to come face to face with an old adversary.
"Speak of the devil," scoffed Dante.
Vergil smiled sardonically, "And he shall appear. Getting sentimental on me, brother?"
Dante rolled his eyes, "You wished."
Vergil clucked his tongue as Dante pulled Rebellion from his back, "So quick on the draw, then?"
"Chicken?" smirked Dante, pointing Rebellion at him.
Vergil unsheathed Yamato, eyes like glaciers, "Let us begin."
They charged at each other on an unspoken signal, created over years of battles between the two.
For several minutes, the two came at each other with every technique they had in their arsenal. Vergil parried and gave an upward slash, which Dante blocked and countered by sending a barrage of bullets from his favored pistols.
Vergil deflected every round and sent them back straight at Dante. Dante dodged the hailstorm and charged at Vergil with the million stab.
It seemed as if hours passed when the two finally locked blades and gazed at each other with seething hatred.
Vergil grinned maniacally, "It seems we're at a standoff, my dear brother."
Dante gritted his teeth, "No shit, Captain Obvious."
Vergil used his summon swords and Dante backed off.
"Such language, what would mother think?"
Dante shrugged, "That you need therapy?"
Vergil chuckled without feeling, his tone frosty, "Ah, the witty repertoire of my dear twin. Spare me your genius."
He charged at Dante. Dante double jumped and brought his sword down a hairs-breadth from Vergil's face. He kicked his foot out at the last minute and knocked Yamato from Vergil's hand. Doing a back flip, Dante swung Rebellion back onto his back. He pulled Ebony and Ivory from their holsters and aimed them at Vergil's face.
Vergil sneered, "Bravo, Dante. If you're going to kill me, at least use your sword and not these pathetic and honor-less weapons."
Dante snorted, "Honor? What do you know of honor?"
He holstered his guns, "I'm not going to kill you, Verge. You should know that by now. We're all that's left."
"Pathetic," the blue clad twin spat out.
"Whatever, I'm tired of this bullshit. I'm heading home," Dante walked past Vergil, nudging his shoulder in the process.
Vergil walked over to where Yamato lay and re sheathed his blade.
Said twin slowed down and faced his brother- like polar opposites they were- Yin and Yang incarnate.
"You know where to find me, Vergil. You always have. I'm the one you left behind."
Dante spun around and walked out into the night.
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The Pull 'n Slide at my parents house from two years ago recently graduated into a full on Slip 'n Slide. For my boy at least. Maybe Sit 'n Slide for my older girlie.
Even turning on the water is fun. And must be a shared job. No fair if one person gets to turn on the water and the other doesn't! (Yes, that is the stage we seem to be in these days).
Getting it all straightened out.
Must be just right.
My too cute happy helper.
I think they got it!
My kids {heart} water. The day was warm, but the water was ICE cold. They didn't care.
Gimmick was to knock the pins down. And a gimmick it was. Silly pins.
Before long a running start was necessary for my boy. He got really good at running and sliding straight down the thing. I do believe that some coordination is necessary to be able to do that.
This one was a 'dive'… see his hands?
Girlie would run. Stop. Sit down. Push herself.
But she still had fun. Obviously.
H got creative with twisting and back slides and all sorts of other things.
And Sweet N wanted a lot of drinks too. Pretty handy.
Just like she did two years ago…
Some things never change.
At one point we convinced H to run all the way around the house and then slide.
Actually, I shouldn't use the word 'convince'… the boy was eager. It wasn't hard to get him to do it. That sounded like a lot of fun to him!
Rounding the corner after a long run around the house!
And splash at the bottom.
I'd love to be able to report an increase in his velocity after such a long run, but I'm afraid it seemed the same.
His grin may have been bigger, however. And that's what counts.
Girl waiting for her turn. She looks like she has a 'tude. Which she often does. But not this day. At least not this day at that point in time. Quite possibly this day at a different point in time. Aaaaanyway… isn't she cute standing like that?
And here she comes!
So fun.
His turn.
Her turn.
Then he ran from the farthest corner of the yard.
I could go on and on, obviously…
Good times. Thanks Grammi and Poppi for simple and quality backyard fun.


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Sketch Comedy Troupe The Whitest Kids U' Know Are Coming to Sons of Hermann Hall.
Back in April we noticed something of a trend: In addition to music, local talent buying agency Parade of Flesh was suddenly placing an added focus on bringing comedy shows to town.
Back then, our surprise came due to the announcements of now-passed in-town shows from such noted comedians Todd Barry and Rob Delaney. Since those performances, Parade of Flesh has only continued dipping its toes into the comedy world — that Tim Heidecker and Neil Hamburger show the agency brought to the Texas Theater is a fine example.
Today, that trend continues: Moments ago, Parade of Flesh announced that it's bringing the Whitest Kids U' Know sketch comedy troupe to Sons of Hermann Hall on Friday, May 10. Tickets fro the show start at $17 right here.
Lest you don't know The White Kids U' Know, some background: From 2007 to 2011, the vulgar, often-juvenile, five-member troupe had quite the run, with a half-hour show that aired, first, on cable music station Fuse and, later, on the IFC channel. Their comedy is aimed almost exclusively at teenage boys, which, if nothing else, explains the troupe's involvement in the quite-stupid 2009, Playboy-focused raunch comedy, Miss March.
Still, there's something to admire about the troupe's complete lack of shame. And, not unlike Kids In The Hall, the obvious forefathers of WKUK, you've got to admire their embracing of the concept that, stupid on top of stupid on top of stupid eventually equals laughter. It certainly takes an element of panache, that's for sure.
See a below clip from the group's show to see what I mean. Then check them out at Sons on May 10.


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So, I won't lie, I haven't been well recently. Not by a long shot. Anytime there's erratic pauses in my blogging you can bet that I'm turning over some turmoil in my head. And I've warned my readers that my depression gets to all new lows in winter. I've been obsessing over death lately and honestly, I felt (and feel) that my purpose, if I ever had one, is over and I can't do anymore for the world. I can't do good for the world. I've been feeling like I'm destined to end up like my family.
I think about them, how they're so sheltered and they live in this sort of false reality where emotional outbursts, physical violence, drugs, discrimination, laziness, and immaturity rule the day. Because I am so emotional lately I just feel like I'm going to be the same way they are. And if I dare say it, I've been feeling jealous of them, too. Ariel may be a 20 year old with a baby, but at least she has a son who depends on her. A baby to look at that's her own. My mom is basically the worst human being ever mashed together genetically but she's had a successful 25 year marriage. I know most people don't count being physically abused and mentally a slave to your husband "successful"...but she does. They all do. I may have spoken too soon about growing a beard and being suicidal, because the beard is next on my to-do list.
I was talking to a friend about this Saturday and he asked if anything would make me feel better. Oddly enough I mentioned that snow would make me feel better. I wanted it to be a cozy beautiful sparkling wonderland, not a cold dead depressing suicide garbageland outside. Not twenty minutes later as I prepared to leave, it started snowing. It snowed all weekend. This morning while I was waiting on my bus to work it snowed, and I looked down at my hair and saw this.
(Because everyone keeps asking me) yes this is a real snowflake. It landed on my hair for maybe ten seconds, long enough for me to gasp, take a photo, then look again--and it was gone. I was so excited. Others fell and were equally majestically amazing, but this one seemed special. Maybe because it landed right there, or because I got the perfect photograph. I've seen snow my entire life and I've never seen anything like this. Henri put it best: "It's like nature wanted to show you something beautiful."
So, thanks, Nature. I do love the way you form water droplets around pollen and dust and make this breathtaking art. Why people need a god in their lives, I will never understand. Look at this, isn't it enough?
And if that weren't enough, take a look at this email conversation:
(Her) After talking to you yesterday we both felt happy because we really think you are wonderful. We have made our decission, and would be glad to have you as our new family member :) Please let us know as soon as you have decided!(Me) Ahhh! That is wonderful news indeed! I was so hoping you would say that because I really feel like we clicked and I would love to come be a part of the family. I was hoping you would want me to. Well I guess I will be bringing all my identification to Sweden in a week!
(Her) Wiiiieeee! Oh, i think this Will be as you would say... AWSOME! Your so welcome dear!! Im so happy! :D
See you soon our Patricia!
Warm hugs
I get a Swedish family.


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I started the Summer linky with a recipe for Citrus and pistachio salad which I created after reading a splendid novel Templar's Acre by Michael Jecks, one of my favourite authors. Amazingly enough, Michael Jecks tweeted back to me, thanking for the recipe. Imagine how thrilled I was.
Cheryl from Madhouse Family Reviews is our most loyal supporter and a veritable bookworm. After reading When the Cypress Whispers by Yvette Mannessis Corporon, she felt encouraged to write a lovely post about Greek cuisine, as the book has a lot of food references and recipes mentioned. Cheryl loved the descriptions of rustic, home-cooked meals, and took her blog readers through a lot of mouth-watering recipes and photos. Cheryl is an enthusiastic cook, and her children are following in her footsteps. Just have a look at her daughter Juliette, preparing the Greek meze.
From many of the scrummy dishes mentioned in the book, Cheryl has picked a recipe for Spanakopita, a wonderful mix of filo pastry, feta cheese and spinach among many other ingredients. This brought back memories of spanakopita I ate in the States. The landlady of the flat we were renting, was an archeologist who travelled the world and the seven seas, and she was a great cook. I have very fond memories of her spanakopita. I often wish Cheryl was my neighbour, as I would invite myself to her house regularly.
Then it was my turn again, with a recipe for Sorrel soup, as described in The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows, a novel in letters set just after the WWII. I love sorrel soup, and have made it before, in fact it is quite popular in Russia.
A baton over to Cheryl (or should I say bagel?!). Having read The Man Who Filmed Nessie by Angus Dinsdale, Cheryl has prepared the cutest Loch Ness bagel Monsters, a fab recipe for kids' parties or just as a treat. An imaginative and easy recipe, which will make any fussy eaters ask for more.
Reuben sadwich is an American institution, I remember fondly eating it when we lived in the States. Cheryl from Madhouse Family Reviews often reviews books for teens and preteens, and Geek Girl by Holly Smale inspired her to try to make a Reuben sandwich. And what a scrummy sandwich it is, bursting with flavours! I could do with one right now!
Vanilla Salt by Ada Parellada is one of the latest foodie fiction books, which has been mentioned by many bloggers. This is a book which I have added to my wish list too. Elizabeth from Elizabeth's Kitchen Diary has reproduced a mouth-watering recipe for Chicken with Apples. Now I love a good combination of meat and fruit. Elizabeth also uses brandy and stock, and it's a real feast in one pot. I must try Elizabeth's recipe.
As Cheryl says, some books make our #ReadCookEat challenge very easy to join in. The Apple Tart of Hope by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald is one of these books. Cheryl based her Apple Tart of Hope on a classic French recipe tart aux pommes. It's a clever combination of sliced apples and apple puree, and with caramel sauce and other tasty bits, it sounds like a wonderfully indulgent dessert.
This summer I have discovered a fabulous ebook called Moonfixer by CC Tillery (it is a pseudonym of two talented sisters, Caitlyn Hunter and Christy Tillery French). This is the second book of The Appalachian Series, set in 1906. This fabulous narrative is told by a fascinating protagonist, a wise woman who is in tune with nature. By now, I read the first book in the series as well, and am waiting impatiently for the 3rd book to be published. Bessie mentioned her Mama's molasses cookies a few times, and I couldn't wait to bake some.
Christy Tillery French has kindly mentioned me on her blog, if you fancy reading it, here is the post called An unexpected surprise.
The last post of the round-up for summer has been written by your humble servant again. I watched a rerun of Inspector Montalbano recently, and picked up a copy of Andrea Camilleri's Excursion to Tindari which I read earlier this year, and bookmarked a recipe for Caponata cooked by Motalbano's muse aka housekeeper Adelina. Caponata is a great summery dish of aubergines, tomatoes, capers, olives and other ingredients, and it is so tasty, you really want to make a big batch.
And that's all, folks! We can say Good bye to Summer, and welcome to Autumn. I am adding a new linky tool to our #ReadCookEat Challege, and hope after a long holiday to see more inspiring entries!
The idea is to choose a book, either a world classic or modern fiction, or even memoirs and pick up a dish mentioned or described in that book and then recreate it in a recipe. Please say a few lines about your chosen book, and maybe even do a quote from the book.
If you decide to take part, please add the badge to your post and link up back to Chris and me, and either use a link-up tool or add the url of your post as a comment. Alternatively, email either of us with the link to your post (my email is sasha1703 at yahoo dot com).
The challenge will start on 1 September and will end on 31 September 2014.
I promise to Pin all blogs posts taking part in this challenge, as well as RT and Google+.


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