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About the Book
This enhanced eBook edition of The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 2 includes seven exclusive videos from the hitRECord community.
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt (The Dark Knight Rises, Inception, Looper, 500 Days of Summer) made a big splash with The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories—so now he's back with volume 2! One of the most ingenious and successful projects to come out of Gordon-Levitt's online creative coalition hitRECord—an international collaboration of artists and writers—The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories: Volume 2 offers more quirky, delightfully small, ingeniously illustrated haiku-like tales, proving once more that the universe isn't made of atoms; it's made of tiny stories. The best things do come in small packages.
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"From the department of Perfect Hipster Stocking Stuffers . . . Buy it for your brooding-artist cousin, but then selfishly decide to keep it for yourself." — Philadelphia City Paper
"Not just a coup for [hitRECord.org] but also an object lesson in how it works." — New York Times
"Told with haiku-like precision." — LA Weekly
"This tiny book is a winner . . . half short story collection, half communal poem." — Flavorwire, 10 Must Reads for December 2011
"Ingeniously illustrated . . . witty . . . meaningful." — Entertainment Weekly
"HitRECord.org, where tens of thousands of contributors now bring their original music, text, illustrations and footage, lets people really "share" their work - not in the YouTube sense of simply posting something and hoping for an enthusiastic response, but in the true spirit of collaboration." — Salon
"These clever little stories-really more like illustrated haikus-often pack a wallop despite their slender length, running the gamut from funny to poignant to just plain strange." — The Hollywood Reporter
"A victory for the enduring power and allure of physical, bound books." — The Millions
"Gordon-Levitt has culled quirky gems for Vol. 2. A handsome hardbound book full of wit, whimsy, and a little wisdom." — Philadelphia Inquirer
"A brand new collection of moving (and funny!) stories from the hitRECord family and It Books." — Entertainment Weekly
Product Details
- Imprint: Dey Street Books
- On Sale: 11/13/2012
- Pages: 128
- List Price: 6.99 USD
- BISAC1: ART / Popular Culture
- BISAC2: COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Anthologies
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March 17th is St. Patrick's Day. All across the nation people celebrate with parades, green beer, and gather at Irish pubs. Just who was St. Patrick?…
Little is known of Patrick's early life, though it is known that he was born in Roman Britain in the fourth century, into a wealthy Romano-British family. His father and grandfather were deacons in the Christian church in Ireland. At the age of sixteen, he was kidnapped by Irish raiders and taken captive to Ireland as a slave. It is believed he was held somewhere on the west coast of Ireland, possibly Mayo, but the exact location is unknown. According to his Confession, he was told by God in a dream to flee from captivity to the coast, where he would board a ship and return to Britain. Upon returning, he quickly joined the Church in Auxerre in Gaul and studied to be a priest.
In 432, he again said that he was called back to Ireland, though as a bishop, to Christianize the Irish from their native polytheism. Irish folklore tells that one of his teaching methods included using the shamrock to explain the Christian doctrine of the Trinity to the Irish people. After nearly thirty years of evangelism, he died March 17, 461, and according to tradition, was buried at Downpatrick. Although there were other more successful missions to Ireland from Rome, Patrick endured as the principal champion of Irish Christianity and is held in esteem in the Irish church.
Most of what is known about him comes from his two works; the Confessio, a spiritual autobiography, and his Epistola, a denunciation of British mistreatment of Irish Christians. Saint Patrick described himself as a "most humble-minded man, pouring forth a continuous paean of thanks to his Maker for having chosen him as the instrument whereby multitudes who had worshiped idols and unclean things had become the people of God."


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The July issue of our sister publication, Aviation Consumer, features a blow-by-blow comparison of some of the best folding bikes for pilots we could find. See them in action in these five video reviews by Consumer's Jeff Van West.
Brompton Folding Bicycle
The super-compact bike was our Aviation Consumer top pick for a pilot's folding bicycle. More than just a stowable bike that rides well, the Brompton is a complete portable transportation solution.
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Dahon is the world leader in compact folding bikes. We tested two of them and think their Mariner gives the most folding-bike value and quality for the dollars spent. Breezer's Ziggy is quite similar and with a few more features.
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Bike Friday custom-builds excellent folding bikes in all shapes and sizes (even tandems). We tried their tricked-out Tikit and were generally impressed.
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This letter comes from far western Kentucky from the PVA in Fulton County, and is written to endorse Chad Shively for Taylor County PVA.
Chad took office May 17, 2013, after serving 10 years in the Taylor County PVA office.
I have been a citizen of Taylor County all of my life until my husband's job required us to move last year. I have known Chad Shively, current PVA, for almost four years. During these years, Chad has become a mentor to my husband and I. I have watched him faithfully serve his community in more than one way.
He serves his family, friends, church and church communities in Taylor County, as well as other states. I can list numerous reasons to keep Chad as PVA, but I will focus on just a few; character, reputation and qualifications are what I would like to focus on.
We, the family of Anthony "Tony" Grider, wish to express our most heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all of the amazing people who have been by our side physically or spiritually during Tony's battle to heal, his eventual journey home to our Father, and the continued support today.
Mr. William "Dubby" Ball makes an excellent point about the high commercial cost of earth-moving equipment and services. I do not dispute his estimates since that is his professional occupation. That's why the Campbellsville Water Co., along with the city of Campbellsville, recognize that many projects can be completed by city and water company employees with city-owned equipment.
I went to the Campbellsville City Council meeting on Oct. 6, 2014, to ask the mayor a question. He answered Mr. [Kenny] Anderson. The other gentleman got up to ask a question. He wouldn't answer him his question and asked if anyone else did. Before anyone could say anything, he adjourned the meeting and left everybody sitting there in shock. What a mayor.
My question to the mayor is, how many easements on private property he is working on Pleasant Drive.
Thanks to the hard work of 362 volunteers and the support of The Friends of Green River lake volunteer group as well as local businesses, the 28th annual Green River Lake Volunteer Lakeshore Cleanup was again a huge success.
On Saturday, Sept. 20, more than 230 bags of trash, more than 40 tires and various large pieces of plastic and metal were picked up from the shoreline. The hard work and effort put in by the numerous volunteers allowed for a cost savings to the government of more than $24,489.30.
We would like to thank everyone for the love, care and support shown to us after Alex's accident. It was truly amazing to see that so many people care so much.
To the first responders, thanks so much for the care you gave on the scene and to the Air Evac crew that took him to Louisville. The follow-up visits you made each time you had a run to the hospital meant a lot.
The staff at the U of L trauma/burn unit were so good at their job and showed such great compassion.
This letter is in response to an email sent to the members of the Taylor County SPCA and to all animal lovers in Taylor County.
Green River Ministries homeless shelter board members wish to thank the 27 men and women who came to Campbellsville Country Club to play in the golf scramble.
I write to commend Miss Calen McKinney for her coverage of important matters to readers of the Central Kentucky News-Journal.
Her front-page article about Campbellsville University in the July 23 issue is an illustration of her expert journalism. Miss Calen did not report "hearsay" information, but instead did much research in order for readers to be better informed about a major issue facing all of us in Taylor County and elsewhere.
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Pearland Dawson RB James White was the second running back to commit to Texas A&M for the 2013 recruiting class, but when the first back to commit made a change, the Aggies didn't look to replace him. On Friday night, White put in a performance that should justify A&M's faith in him.
White carried the ball 35 times for 203 yards and four touchdowns as the 8-0 Eagles beat Friendswood 42-33. White now 1,279 yards on 160 carries (7.99 YPC) and 17 touchdowns on the ground; he also has a receiving touchdown.
The first member of the 2013 recruiting class, Houston St. Pius X QB Kohl Stewart, also had a big night. Stewart was 18 of 26 for 374 yards and 5 touchdowns through the air and ran for two more in a 63-13 win over Beaumont Kelly Catholic.
The two Aggie commits from Manvel had an easy Friday night as the Mavericks destroyed Pasadena Rayburn 49-3. Wideout Kyrion Parker wasn't sure of his stats at first, but got back to us.
"I had three catches for 42 yards and a two-point conversion," he said.
Corner Tavares Garner didn't have to look.
"They didn't throw the ball my way once," he said. "I got one tackle."
Alief Taylor safety Jonathan Wiggins was a lot more busy, with 11 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and a pass breakup in a 35-7 win over Aldine.
Rosenberg Terry was shocked by Richmond Foster 37-26, but Terry's Victor Davis took away a good part of the field anyway.
"I had two pass breakups and a tackle," said the 2013 commit, who has been playing a lot of corner for Terry instead of safety, where A&M expects him to play. "Then they stopped throwing my way."
Teammate Derrick Griffin had 4 catches for 42 yards,but didn't score. For the season, Griffin has 29 catches for 451 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Southlake Carroll QB Kenny Hill led his team to a 7-1 mark with a 56-7 pasting of Keller. Hill was 17-21 for 283 yards and 2 TDs through the air and ran for 90 yards and three scores on 12 carries.
Mansfield Timberview and talented 2014 corner Edward Paris were able to keep one Texas A&M receiver commit in check, but the other may have been the difference in Cedar Hill's 21-14 win. Laquvionte Gonzalez was limited to 25 yards rushing on 7 carries and 3 yards on two catches, but Quincy Adeboyejo had a much bigger night.
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Dallas Skyline moved to 7-1 on the year after whipping Richardson 49-20, and DT Kerrick Huggins helped shut down the Richardson offense. The Aggie commit had five tackles and a sack on the night and helped make life easy for teammate and 2014 commit CB Cedric Collins.
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Little-Cypress Mauriceville ATH Alex Sezer 111 yards and three touchdowns as his team moved to 4-4 with a 37-6 win over Lumberton.
In Louisiana, Port Allen LB Darian Claiborne made it sound like he had a routine evening in a 20-16 win over E.D. White.
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Get an overview of this hotelEco-friendly hotel with 2 outdoor pools and free area shuttle
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Located in the heart of Sorrento, this eco-friendly hotel is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Bagni della Regina Giovanna and within 3 mi (5 km) of Marina Grande and Piazza Tasso. Ancient Cathedral of Massa Lubrense and Wonderwall Art Gallery are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features 2 outdoor pools, a restaurant, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a poolside bar, and 2 coffee shops/cafés are onsite.
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All 58 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus 24-hour room service and LED TVs with satellite channels. Minibars, coffee makers, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Opens in a new window.
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Hotel Amenities
Best Western Hotel La Solara features 2 outdoor swimming pools, a 24-hour fitness center, and a children's pool. Dining is available at the hotel's restaurant and guests can grab coffee at one of the 2 coffee shops/cafés. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
This eco-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Best Western Hotel La Solara is a smoke-free property.
- Bar/lounge
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Elevator/lift
- Rooftop terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside bar
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
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- Free WiFi
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- Free wired Internet
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- Smoke-free property
- Children's pool
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Luggage storage
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 58
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Number of floors - 5
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- Multilingual staff
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Free self parking
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- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
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- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
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- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Best Western Hotel La Solara has a restaurant on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Playground on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Horse riding/rental on site
- Scuba diving nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
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- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets stay free
- 1 per room (up to 10 kg)
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 90 per vehicle
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 50.0 per night
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The term "visual aid" is unsuitable for UN501. This is an accessory that ushers in a new you, emphasizing your clear view on fashion. The UN501 is available in the Edel-Optics online shop in other styles from Vienna Design collections 2017 and 2018.
The unisex Vienna Design model makes no distinction between men and women. Wearing full rim eyewear, you make it unmistakably clear that you are going the whole hog. Rectangular models are particularly suitable for round and oval faces. The rectangular shape also builds a bridge to corners and edges from an image aspect. Plastic is a very lightweight and flexible material. This ensures a long life and a high level of comfort. Anyone who likes something more extravagant will choose this shade of red. There is no possibility of ignoring this style for Men and Women.
Moreover, we can also provide you with the correct prescription lenses at an incredibly low price. The only thing you need to provide us with are your current dioptre values determined by your ophthalmologist. Together with our digital dispensing optician, you can choose between reasonably priced brand lenses from Germany or premium brands such as Seiko, Hoya and Rodenstock. Edel-Optics' plastic lenses have many features such as anti-reflection coating, lotus effect, cleaning coating, antistatic and hard coating at no extra charge.
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Kristen with Katie (aka Bella double, aka flirty hipster "one mushroom ravioli" waitress) and apparently CamStew's girlfriend - go Cam!
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Why do you keep putting New/Old above those pics?.. They're obviously old...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 22, 2009 at 12:40 AM
Kris, I love you(L)ReplyDelete
Your Sis, Dany
@lieke_rietjens--because they're new to us (the fans) :)ReplyDelete
Love the way someone is wearing a hat behind her, but it looks like she's got on a tiny one! And her double, Katie, looks SO different w/o all the hair color/makeup!
- AnonymousDecember 22, 2009 at 1:32 AM
new old as in they are old photos...but they are new to us because this is the first time we have seen them.ReplyDelete
@WordNinja~~I love the "little" hat too! lol Wow, that doesn't even look like the same person (the waitress). I wonder why they made her so weird in the movie?? I've never heard anyone ask about that but I'm sure it was Catherine's idea! lolReplyDelete
I like that she looks so naturalReplyDelete
that tiny hat is funny :))
- AnonymousDecember 22, 2009 at 7:12 PM
I doubt it's a tiny hat guys...it looks like someone is standing behind her wearing the hat.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 23, 2009 at 7:20 PM
Kristen looks like a lil leprecaunReplyDelete
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Cheap Devices, Delayed Apologies, Simple Requests and Other Harsh Words We Heard This Week
Oscars are approaching, but no one wants to give us a gold statue. They are disappointed in us, because we advised them incorrectly, were insensitive, and misrepresented semi-anonymous boyfriends of celebrities.
Happy weekend all.
One guy absolutely is Dave's best friend from childhood and he would like to help us get some character background.
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I grew up with David, and I don't like seeing people making up things about him online. It seems you do not know much about him and I am willing to help. Email me back if you are interested.
A high-priced lawyer has taken time out of his day to tell us coat thievery is totally chill.
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Ask a high-priced lawyer, . . .
This is related to bailments:
Except in little boys, "I found it, . . ." is not at first face, demonstrative (or even suggestive) of mens rea or blame-worthy animus apprehended in an ingenuous admission of guilt, . . .
For some frozen centuries of time past this matter has been fully settled in written law: before assuming a new ownership, upon taking possession (the synagogue, say), whoever finds something in a public place, must make reasonable effort (say, at one time, loud calls, but now, advertisements in local news papers of record) to find the owner, . . .
Also, a car or bicycle say, left unlocked or otherwise unsecured or open, is considered for the moment, abandoned because, it is well settled that, any person possessed of a reasoning mind will take at least some precaution and make at least some condition of security against loss, whether from nature, raining in the windows, or against persons of evil animus.
I would say, your cheap device in: "I just fuckin' found it and stole it. I take what I want. It's called livin' off the land. I like your coat too. I'm going to take it because I want it.", reveals an inventive soul of low estate.
You need to present a public correction, . . . and, we're waiting, . . .
Journalism is not attacking reddit, please tell Adrian.
Subj: Here's a tip: Adrian Chen is not a journalist
Adrian Chen is not a journalist; he seems to have some strange fascination with attacking reddit to game up his pageviews. That's not journalism. You should probably fire him.
In which the word "insidious" is used to great effect:
Subj: Regarding the Britt Ripkowski Article/Letter, Please Reply
It's something of an insidious gesture on you and your publication's behalf to present such a forum and then publish such letters therein, most recently, as that of Britt Ripkowski. While rightly citing and referring to the facts of the case, any critical intent on you or your publisher's behalf is merely, and frustratingly, only slightly implicit therein, and therefore — perhaps despite your intent — this article seems to provide no more than mere entertainment fodder or spectacle (i.e. what does the mind of a bi-polar, schizo-affective, or full-blown schizophrenic actually look like?) for many of the thousands who have read it.
I am an advocate of those with severe neuroses or psychoses, I will state — I do not, however, condone or excuse murder — but I must say, in legal terms, given the stated court-ruled delay in process, I take it that there's an imperative or question subtending the issue such as "What should I do?" or "How shall I respond?" yet to which guidance towards any possible resolution or response is entirely absent in your column, following the letter. That is to say, it appears that you post the letter, along with the facts and references thereto, but nothing else. That, to me, is troubling.
Quite simply, this series, and more poignantly, this particular article, lacks any critical conviction, and this theretofore appears painfully obvious when reading it, but why should that be the case? What's the point of dedicating yourself to writing upon a series of articles addressing one topic if you don't clearly express your point, a point, any point? Why let this be mere fodder or entertainment when so many people have already published in these and can ostensibly be taken in these regards (i.e. Daniel Paul Schreber, Mary Barnes, etc.)? It's not revolutionary, but again, I think you have a non-spoken critical stake in this that you should make clear when publishing something like this article, especially like this article.
I said "insidious" in the beginning in that the question I think you're addressing has begun to knaw at you, given the continuation of the series (or perhaps it's to draw attention from the crowd I decried above, who knows?) yet it's this affect to which a critical response ought to be given and tied with its delivery — In that regard, you're failing yourself and others right now. I'm not advocating that you stand for or against me, but I'm insisting that you not publish such letters in the future with the knowledge that they say nothing — "[that] did not answer any of our questions" (your words) — and thereby, only serve as perverse fodder for commentary.
Subj: do not post this photo of kate upton
This photo of Kate Upton distract me when I am at work. My hard dick begin to bunt. Do I jack off because of it? Yups, I go to my car and drive to the mall. I park it and move to the passenger seat. I rub my stick in the parking garage until the gooey substance squirt onto my dashboard. Then I get back in the driver's seat and drive back to work. If anyone tell me what is the gooey substance on the dashboard? I will just say it is bleach.
And, we will conclude with a simple request, in reaction to this article.
subj: Please don't use the word "retarded"
It's offensive.
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text: TuTh, 6:00 PM-8:00 PM, MJ 112 Requires authorization from Film Studies: (812) 855-1072 Requires special fee Prerequisite: CMCL-C 360/C 560 Meets with CMCL-C 561 Instructor: Susanne Schwibs E-Mail: email@example.com Office: Mottier Hall 164 Phone: 855-8328 This class introduces students to the making of 16mm sound films, including the recording and editing of sync sound. The various stages of production are explored in lectures, lab exercises, and through discussions. Pairs of students will produce and direct a short sync sound exercise and a final sound film project. You will learn how to use a sync sound camera, a digital tape recorder, a flatbed editor, and a digital editing system, and you will participate as a crewmember in the other students' productions. Aside from these more technical subjects, we will also address questions of scriptwriting, directing, acting, and the like. We will watch and discuss a great variety of short films made by students and filmmakers from around the world. Each student will research a production topic of his/her choice and present the findings to the class.


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what is one of the biggest
leaks of email addresses in recent history, a group called Goatse Security
has published the personal email addresses of 114,067 iPad
3G purchasers according to Gawker.
The email addresses were obtained in what appears to be a legal fashion by
querying a public interface that AT&T accidentally left
exposed.The names of victims immediately draw attention to
the story. Among them are New York Times Co. CEO Janet
Robinson, Diane Sawyer of ABC News, film mogul Harvey Weinstein, New
York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and even White House Chief of
Staff Rahm Emanuel. A number of CEOs, CFOs, and CTOs also had
their email addresses exposed by the leak.Additionally, a number of
the email addresses exposed were from high-ranking military officials
or DARPA researchers. Among these was William Eldredge, who
"commands the largest operational B-1 [strategic bomber] group
in the U.S. Air Force."Every one of these individuals
and thousands of other everyday people had their email addresses and
corresponding ICC-IDs (integrated
circuit card identifiers) leaked. The ICC-ID is a number
used to uniquely identify SIM cards for a particular subscriber's
device.How did Goatse get this treasure trove of data?
Apparently AT&T left a script on their public website, which when
handed an ICC-ID would respond back with the email address of the
subscriber. This apparently was intended for an AJAX-style
response inside AT&T's web apps. The complete
lack of protections allowed the group to freely guess ICC-IDs based
on known IDs from iPad pictures posted online, and in turn harvest
the resulting email addresses. The only "trick", if you could
call it that, which they had to do was to spoof the site into
thinking they were using a iPad browser by adding an iPad-style "User
agent" header in their Web request.A simple PHP script
later, Goatse Security had a hoards of email addresses to sift through.
And here's the kicker -- before reporting this gaping hole to AT&T,
they shared the exploit with various interested parties. So
there's no telling who else used it, how many more IDs were leaked,
or what other damage could have resulted.With the ICC-ID and
unique email in hand, malicious parties could easily launch mass
attacks to try to gain further access. For example, it's likely
that at least one of those email addresses with the password "darthvader"
would return account access.This huge breach is likely
worrisome to those who are thinking of buying an iPad 3G – most
people would prefer their personal email address not get
shared with the masses. The only consolation here, is that if
your password is sufficiently strong and your email address does not
hint at your identity, the leak might not be that big a deal (other
than subjecting you to a bit of extra spam).Apple, which has
already hinted at its displeasure
with AT&T on certain issues, certainly can't be thrilled
about this development either. It releases a hit new product,
and now thanks to the service provider over a hundred thousand of its
customers have had their personal information compromised. Apple CEO Steve Jobs surely won't rest until AT&T's gaping hole is filled, but by now the damage is probably already done. One thing's for sure. There's going to be a
lot of fallout from
this incredible breach.
Updated: 6:35 p.m. June 9, 2010-
We just received the following official statement from an AT&T spokesperson:
AT&T was informed by a business customer on Monday of the potential exposure of their iPad ICC IDS. The only information that can be derived from the ICC IDS is the e-mail address attached to that device. This issue was escalated to the highest levels of the company and was corrected by Tuesday; and we have essentially turned off the feature that provided the e-mail addresses. The person or group who discovered this gap did not contact AT&T. We are continuing to investigate and will inform all customers whose e-mail addresses and ICC IDS may have been obtained. At this point, there is no evidence that any other customer information was shared. We take customer privacy very seriously and while we have fixed this problem, we apologize to our customers who were impacted.


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Developed at TTCI in Pueblo, Colo., the FAST Program was created to fully assess the safety, technical and economic issues related to increased heavy axle loads. In the past 24 years, the FAST Program has continued to serve as a unique, world renowned testing facility used to evaluate countless rail research projects from around the world, AAR says. These projects, and the research work done by TTCI, have greatly enhanced the safety and efficiency of the railroad industry worldwide.
"The world's scientific community has an enormous ability for finding breakthrough solutions to significantly raise the level of dependability, quality, safety and customer-friendliness of railways," said Boris Lapidus, International Railway Research Board (IRRB) chairman at UIC. "Our aim is to establish conditions to discover the best solutions and growth of prestige of rail research organizations and individual researchers."
"The work done at TTCI has helped to make railroads one of the world's most innovative, safe, and efficient forms of freight transportation," said AAR President and CEO Edward R. Hamberger. "UIC's recognition of those efforts is an honor that is well-deserved and I congratulate all those who, over the years, have been involved in the transformational work that has been done through the FAST Program."
"We are delighted that the outstanding results provided by the dedicated professionals at our world-class railroad research center at TTCI have been recognized by the receipt of this prestigious international award," said AAR Senior Vice President Bob VanderClute. "For decades, our member railroads have utilized the research results to cultivate their operations in a more safe and economical manner."
The UIC Innovation and Railway Research Award was presented in conjunction with the international rail organization's 90th anniversary. This marks the first year that these awards have been presented for rail research leading to innovations in five categories: safety and security; sustainable development; rail system technology; rail freight services; and cost reductions. The FAST Program was one of 41 eligible submissions for the award.


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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -- The LA Galaxy trained on Wednesday at the Estadio Jorge "El Magico" Gonzalez in San Salvador in preparation for Thursday's CONCACAF Champions League clash against Isidro Metapán.
Above is a shot of a Pyramid that occupies the Stadium's north end. The "El Magico" is currently without a tenant, but was the former home of Salvadoran Primera Division club Atletico Marte.
As has been stated throughout the week, the Galaxy have taken a Reserve squad and half of the coaching staff --including assistant coach Curt Onalfo -- to El Salvador. The complete roster is below:
Goalkeepers: Brian Perk, Brian Rowe
Defenders: Andrew Boyens, Bryan Gaul, Bryan Jordan, Tommy Meyer
Midfielders: Rafael Garcia, Hector Jimenez, Dan Keat, Marcelo Sarvas, Michael Stephens, Kenney Walker
Forwards: Jack McBean, Pat Noonan, Jose Villarreal
During the training, head coach Bruce Arena met with U.S. ambassador to El Salvador Mari Carmen Aponte and presented her with an autographed Galaxy uniform. That wasn't all that occured as Galaxy legend and longtime Salvadoran International Mauricio Cienfuegos also met with Aponte as well as a group of Salvadoran children to sign autographs and pose for pictures.
Photos from those moments below:
Bruce Arena presents an @lagalaxy jersey to the U.S. ambassador to El Salvador Mari-Carmen Aponte twitter.com/LAGalaxyInside…— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) October 24, 2012
An @lagalaxy legend Mauricio Cienfuegos addresses the U.S. ambassador and a group of Salvadoran children. twitter.com/LAGalaxyInside…— Adam Serrano (@LAGalaxyInsider) October 24, 2012
Thoughts from several Galaxy players, the Three Points to the game and more coming later...


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Care UK held a scheduled meeting with Unison earlier today to ask the union to seriously consider pay proposals which confirm a 2 per cent increase for new employees and commit to matching upcoming NHS pay awards for employees previously employed by the NHS or, alternatively, accept an offer of binding arbitration to bring the second dispute within the service this year to an end.
Care UK's director of learning disability Chris Hindle said: "We have brought these pay proposals to the union in line with the normal calendar for annual pay rises for newly recruited colleagues. At the same time, we've given a clear indication of the approach we would like to take with regard to colleagues who transferred from the previous provider of this service when their annual pay review date of April 2015 is reached.
"Our proposals give all new colleagues an above inflation pay rise from 1 October 2014, and commit to matching NHS pay rises for those previously employed within the NHS. Former NHS employees have already had confirmation that their NHS pay increments and pension entitlements will remain unchanged.
"Further concrete talks need to take place now. The union needs to move away from political rhetoric and start to seriously consider the proposals we've made to improve pay while ensuring the service lives within its means. This is a social care service commissioned by a council facing major reductions in funding. It isn't the place for protests or political campaigning regarding the NHS by a small minority of union members."
Spokesman for the workers' union Unison Jim Bell said: "Let's be perfectly clear. They are offering two per cent to new starters, not to the people who transferred from the NHS, those who are on strike have been offered nothing.
"The two per cent offered to the new starters equates to 14p an hour, which is then taxed. We will take the offer to our members meeting next week where the shop stewards committee will make a recommendation whether to accept it or reject it but management were told today that at a meeting yesterday members voted for another three weeks strike action to start as soon as possible after the current three week strike action (September 15) which gives an indication of what we think to their offer."
Care UK has proposed:
· A 2% pay rise from 1st October for more than 100 newly recruited colleagues within the service
· Assuming resolution of the current dispute is reached, a commitment to match next year's NHS basic pay award percentage in full for around 200 colleagues who transferred from the previous provider
· A binding arbitration process through ACAS if Unison is not prepared to accept the current offer.
Chris Hindle added, "An ongoing cycle of disputes, even among a small percentage of union members, is both unnecessary and irresponsible. More than 90% of Unison members have already agreed to new terms which, as well as protecting pay increments, basic salary levels and NHS pensions, gave compensation to those affected by reductions in unaffordable enhanced hourly rates.
"We have today proposed two clear paths to bring the current dispute to an end – a serious offer, matching or exceeding NHS pay increases, or binding arbitration at ACAS. Unison now needs to tell us which path it wishes to take. "


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a teaching and learning strategy (pedagogy), adhering to the K-12 High Quality Service Learning Practice Standards and Indicators, which connects learning (classroom and community) to real world issues and meeting community needs.
projects which meet academic standards, civic, character, or leadership learning goals through hands on, relevant, and relational service, in collaboration with the community, build the capacity for empowered youth to be active and engaged citizens and the change they want to see and can be! Ready for College, Career, and Life!
Service Learning Seattle (SLS) is a partnership betweenSeattle Public Schools, higher education, local government, businesses,community based organizations, teachers and empowered youth to supportthe long-term sustainability of high quality service learningopportunities for youth in Seattle and regionally. We seek tocollaborate to develop, implement, and evaluate service learningprojects and practice.
Creating Connections
To connect key stakeholders in community based organizations and schools to facilitate high quality service learning opportunities that meet real community needs. Promoting and supporting a common definition of servicelearning, advocating its integration into K-12 teaching strategies andcurriculum, and implementing common assessments and data collection forreporting school and community impacts.
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To support high quality service-learning practices through resources, tools, education and training to community organizations, educators, parents, students and other interested parties. Obtain resources to support high qualityservice learning implementation through grants, partnerships, anddevelopment.
Steering Committee of community organizations, school district staff, teachers and youth. Meetsmonthly, and leads work teams (training & technical assistance,partnerships, advocacy). Membership is open to committed stakeholders. Partners: all interested parties that attend activities and training, and/or participate on work teams.
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The RHS Cyclones seniors are Dakota Young, Dakota Laseter, Dre Johnson, Landon Kordsmeir and team manager Jesse Hickman. The three Lady Cyclones are Meredith Scott, Xiomara Sanchez and Rosalyn Peevy.
When this group were juniors in 2011-12, they were members of senior-laden squads that drove their teams to great heights. The Cyclones were 23-7, and the Lady Cyclones were 23-8 and finished as Class 6A state runners-up.
For the Lady Cyclones, the transition has been tough and not all the fans have been understanding.
"Personally, it's been really tough. You want to live up to expectations. As a team, it's been a struggle as well. Not many people realize that last year was all seniors," Xiamara Sanchez said. "People want to know what's going on. People don't realize that we do try our hardest every night. People ask us what's going on, but we just try and block it out because they're not out there playing."
The Lady Cyclones seniors explained the lesson learned from this season is the value of hard work.
"It's been a learning process," Peevy said. "Even though we went to the state tournament last year, I didn't play so I didn't realize how hard a person had to work to win all those games. Now that I actually get to play I have to work to earn everything, because nothing is handed to you. You have to work for everything."
For both teams the experience has made them closer, and the realization that their season and time playing basketball together is coming to a close has only just begun to sink in.
"I'm going to be sad to leave me teammates," Laseter said. "I don't know, I guess I wish the season had gone a little better, but I still had a blast. And I know they're going to be really good next year.
"We were so close to winning a lot of our games and with the talent that's coming up in Andy Campbell and Tony Jones, they'll win a lot of games. When those guys are seniors, they'll be really good."
"I'll stay connected with them," Kordsmeier added. "My brother is a sophomore, and knowing that me working with them is going to help them. They're going to have a chance to do the same thing we got to do last year."
Hickman didn't join the team as a manager until this year. He said he traveled to nearly every game last year because they were so much fun to watch. When boys head coach Codey Mann gave him the opportunity to be the manager, he jumped on it.
"I was just a fan last year," Hickman said. "Now, I do stats. I have an underclassman who films everything, and we upload it to Huddle."
Huddle is an online resource for coaches that allows the team to view film from anywhere it has an Internet connection. Hickman said his contribution to film is something he feels will last long after he has graduated.
"I wish I'd been able to help out all three years," he said. "But they were so good then that I don't think they needed it as much, but I feel it's important with such a young bunch starting out. They'll get a lot of use out of the film I've created."
Regardless of their conference records, Russellville's basketball players are hopeful for the remainder of the season. Every 6A team is allowed a playoff berth and according to the seniors, all it will take is hard work, determination and getting hot at the right moment.
"I feel excited for it because if we come out and play good, we can actually win and keep playing," Peevy said. "It's a bittersweet type (of) thing because if we lose then it's not only a loss, it's my last game."
"As a senior, I know it's my job to keep everyone's head up," Sanchez said. "There's always a chance to go far in the tournament, if you can just play well."
Russellville will celebrate Senior Night inside Cyclone Gymnasium. The Lady Cyclones will square off against the Mount Saint Mary Academy Belles at 6 p.m., while the Cyclones will face the Little Rock Catholic Rockets in the following game.
"We're still just looking to get that one conference win," Sanchez said. "We just want to go out on top."


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Kudos and jizz to Katie!
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Every woman I have known and including my wife has swallowed my man juice and just loved the taste of it, no complaints here
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she's enjoying herself and swallows it all...def a keeper...marry me!
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My best are from two gals and not wife.
If my wife had half the skills and enthusiasm of this gorgeous redhead, I wouldn't ever want to watch porn again. Terrific!
here is a very cock hungry mature woman who knows how to " blow his mind" and also his cock. she is smoking hot. she loves this more than her victim, and that is what the very lucky fellow is!!! oh she puts woman half her age to shame. one can only imagine having this as a wife, true heaven. a fellow would get sucked off a mandatory 2 times a day, not counting weekends. what a great body too, she is a cock sweet hart, i am in love!!! also not wasting one precious drop of the nectar, i could watch her all day!!!
Now this is what a real swallow is all about. She really liked it.
My God!!!!!
Sexy as hell
Love to have her suck and swallow me.., mmmmm
wow, i love when a cock is made love to orally and then the the fruits of his loins are eaten
That BJ was incredible !!! WoW!!
Now that's my kind of lady! He kept his 'cool' and didn't 'jack-off' as most guy's do! As he 'humped', she did fellatio and swallowed his sperm! Great job!
Any woman who can blow job a man like that & then swallows his load is never going to get kicked out of any man's bed!.
notice her neck muscles and the way she is so hungry
Wish my wife was like this,it's like sleeping with a plank of frozen wood,never been so bored in my life as I am when I'm in bed with my wife,hasn't a clue and she doesn't want to know,if you have someone like the woman in the video look after her,she's a diamond.
Mum what the fuck you doing !!!!!
Thats Ruby Tuesday
finally a lady that knows what she's doing and enjoys it,no mess,thanks.i wll look for your other flims
Older women like to swallow a man's babyjuice. They think it helps them stay young..
Since my husband is in a care facility and my neighbor's wife travels a lot in her job and isn't home during the week I asked him one day if he was as horny as I was. That was the start of our affair.
Toni, ready for a change, someone different?
to whoever posted this video. It's Semen, you idiot, not Seman. Dumbshit. Also, lose the useless music. Natural sound is better. The guy never got hard...she's mighty fine though...took her sweet time...loved watching her get this guy off.
she looks so hungry lolxxxxxx want some bread with those "cream"?
She really knows how to make me come, she is sexy as fuck
As a closeted gay, I would love to have a man like him to suck and swallow.
Just think how great she would be sucking cock, while I am eating her!!!
Superb woman - definitely deserves a bigger, better and harder cock to work with.
YEA, this MILF is fucking delicious ..mmmmmmmmmmmm
what a fuckin' fuckwit the arsehole is - just lying there expecting the chick to do all. Selfish shithole!! Women - stay away from this type ...
i've always been lucky with girls but i'll go south give them at least 3 before i ask for anything. i actually have a problem- a guy who likes giving it more than receiving haha. oral sex is best haha
wish someone would suck me, haven't been suck off for over 10 years, wife just not into sucking
that was so fucking hot.watch her suck his cock and I liked that she licked his ASS HOLE.she really enjoyed eating his creamy cum.as I always do when I suck off a guy nice rock hard cock,i love eating men's cum.
A very, very good BJ. She swallowed at the right time. Cock in mouth .
The man has a problem with the erection. :D
Is there really somebody in my neighborhood?
How can this man hold off cumming for nine minutes? Wish I had a woman like that!
mature lady hot
Ruined by stupid shitty music. Too long and boring.
One of the best BJ ever, this lady is smoking hot
my sperm awaits her mouth
what other videos is this woman in seen her alot like her would like to find more
Damn she makes me erect. Why would he not want to be creaming in that cunt. This women would make me cum in big loads.
Sorry, but with that body she needs to be taking that cum in her pussy. She's too hot for that tiny load.
Very sexy hot woman. I would have liked to see her hot tits dance some but she did a great JOB! Looks like she had a hot body too! Come to Popa
This lady knows how to suck a cock and drain a fellow right down to the core. Amazing skills; even knows the right sounds to make!
Beutifull...more please
Hot Bj! Would have been nice to see some other camera angles of her tits bouncing and at least a glance of her pussy (maybe from the rear). Wish I knew where to find more video of her. Like to see her fucked. Like to fuck her!
Nice job!..like to bust my nuts in her mouth...older ladies ROCK!!!!!!!!!
reminds me of my new girl, about the same age and refuses to waste any of my cumload. they are both sweethearts.
I'm not sure there is such a thing as a bad blowjob, but this lady has almost no variation in her technique. No wonder it took the guy so long to get hard even though his dick was in her mouth.
molto ben fatto...
I would luv to find out her name...
Leave a comment..esperta e brava,merita di avere sempre un cazzo in bocca perchè ti fa capire che gli piace proprio !.
I just fell in luv What a great cocksucker Pretty looking woman
whats her name?
she needs to finger fuck his asshole & he'll cum quick
I LOVE this lady ... i've seen her in many movies & vids & masturbate EVERYTIME she is on the screen. Please cum to Adelaide Australia & let me fuck the shit out of you & blow a load in your arse & on ur face then share it with me .... i wanna a creampie moment with this honey who was born to rock the cock.
U are awesome
The way she sucks dick..I'd dump my nutsack in her mouth easily
Makes me want to go down to the Jolly Sailor on a Saturday night and pull a granny. One problem though - the wife!
Yup The 40 to 50 year old range in woman are spectacular. They know what they are doing and should give the youngins some lessons on how to suck cock.
Great bj. Love older women. Came hard to this
Die Frau ist ein Traum
this is very good older woman which know how to make one man Happy :) !!!!
I like his watch :-))
OMG she is so hot! She really knows how to suck a cock and lick balls. The young babes should take lessons from her. I would take a 50 year old women sucking my cock over a twenty any day, they know so much more and love the cum!
Women in their late 50's are lucky when they have a chance to suck a younger cock. Notice how she swallows the load knowing she doesn't have that chance often. Then when she's alone at home mastrubating...she remembers the taste of the load and how she enjoyed it!
A great bj from an expierenced lady. Everyones fantasy! Especially from a mature lady.
she's wonderful...i'd like to fuck her a lot of times... i'm so hard when i see her face...
love a cum swallower hotttttttt
Love to have her suck and swallow me
A 10 minute BJ, very nice
My kinda lady....
Brenda I told you to share his cock with me - I wanna swallow his load too!!
It takes this chump over 3 minutes to get totally hard!! Are you fucking kidding me, this woman is AMAZING with a cock... what a waste of her talent.
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The American Hockey League has seen a 12 percent increase in attendance during the first five weeks of its season—a good number, but not strong enough to declare that the NHL lockout has been a boon for the top minor hockey league in North America.
"The numbers are close to where we thought they would be," said AHL Commissioner David Andrews. "We're seeing a good jump where our franchises are close to NHL cities. We're up slightly almost across the board just about everywhere else."
When measured against last season's first five weeks of the regular season, average attendance among the AHL's 30 teams is up, to 5,291 from 4,720, but some of the numbers from this season are a bit skewed. For example, the Bridgeport (Conn.) Sound Tigers, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, gave away free tickets to a pair of games on Nov. 3-4 as a civic gesture. The near-capacity crowds in Bridgeport lifted the Sound Tigers' average to 7,650, third-best in the league and up from 5,461 at the same point a year ago.
Some gates suggest that hockey has been missed in a few NHL markets. A game played in Montreal's Bell Centre on Nov. 9 between the Hamilton Bulldogs (the Canadiens' AHL affiliate) and the Syracuse Crunch drew 18,582 fans. The Bulldogs' average of 7,353 was fourth-best in the league and more than double their mark of 3,390 after the opening five weeks of the 2011-12 season.
Similarly, Rochester (the Buffalo Sabres' AHL affiliate) drew almost 11,000 for a game last month against Hamilton in Buffalo's First Niagara Center. And the Toronto Marlies have become an outlet for fans missing the parent club, the Maple Leafs. The Marlies' average of 6,084 fans was almost twice what they were drawing early last season.
"The Leafs not playing is part of it, but it's not the entire story," Andrews said. "The Marlies made it to the Calder Cup Finals last year and their fan base has been growing for a while. Even when the NHL returns, we're confident the Marlies will thrive."
Star wattage has been a draw in some markets. On Nov. 9-10, the Abbotsford Heat, the British Columbia-based affiliate of the Calgary Flames, hosted the Oklahoma City Barons, which feature rising, locked-out stars Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins of the Edmonton Oilers. Both games drew sellout crowds of 7,046. But in Oklahoma City, the presence of the young stars has not seemed to matter: The Barons are averaging about 3,200 fans, roughly the same as at the start of last season.
The AHL has received added exposure on TV this season through Sportsnet, the national network in Canada, which is picking up AHL broadcasts during the NHL lockout. Andrews also points to rising metrics on the Web and in social media as evidence of a good start for the league. According to the league, Web traffic is up 84 percent and the AHL's number of Twitter followers has almost doubled to more than 26,000 since the end of last season.
"The NHL is our partner, so we hope for its return as soon as possible," Andrews said. "We viewed the lockout only as a chance for a brighter light to be put, however long it lasted, on our league, franchises and players. In that respect, I'm proud of what we've accomplished so far."
Christopher Botta is a staff writer for SportsBusiness Journal, a sister publication of Sporting News. This articule originally appeared in the Nov. 19 issue. Follow on Twitter: @ChrisBottaNHL and @SBJSBD.


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Volume 6 Number 8 February 20, 2009
This week was the final round of committee meetings for the Florida House and Senate before the regular session begins on March 3. The meetings have been a preview of what to expect for the Legislature's upcoming session: faced with a potential $5 billion budget shortfall and a continual decline in state revenues, the state's economy is the top priority.
In these tough economic times, legislators have become accustomed to belt-tightening and making cuts. CFO Sink will continue to advocate that lawmakers make government more efficient, as well as preserve the funding of mission-critical services like law enforcement, which is especially important now because historically, crime levels go up during a recession.
When session convenes, legislators are also expected to review a number of issues including property insurance, workers' compensation, gaming compacts and the housing crisis. We will continue to keep you informed as these issues develop in the weeks ahead.
In 2006, Bonnie Madden, 81, from Port Richey, purchased two annuities from insurance agent Randolph Kahl-Winter. A year later, her agent engaged in a practice known as "twisting" when he falsely inflated Madden's net worth and converted her annuities into one annuity policy with a different company in order to generate a $52,000 commission for himself. The agent's action would have cost Madden nearly $300,000 of her life savings if the Department of Financial Services had not intervened.
Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink said it is because of Madden, and others like her, that she has teamed up with key lawmakers to push for tougher penalties for unscrupulous agents who defraud senior investors and establish better disclosures and protections upfront for seniors who invest in these products.
Sink said her department has heard from hundreds of seniors and their families who say they were convinced to liquidate annuities, CDs, stocks and savings accounts to fund new annuities only to discover these actions robbed them of their savings.
Left to right, Bonnie Madden and CFO Sink
"The number of complaints from Florida seniors about annuities has nearly quadrupled in the last three years," said Sink, whose department has opened 474 investigations on financial fraud involving seniors, with approximately 70 percent of cases related to annuity and life insurance transactions. "Better financial protections for our growing population of senior residents and tougher consequences for those who defraud our seniors demand our immediate attention."
Florida is currently home to more than 2.9 million Floridians over the age of 65. The state's senior population is projected to grow by as much as 30 percent, and many of these seniors will look into investing in annuities. An annuity is an insurance contract that offers a guaranteed series of payments over a period of time. Seniors may consider purchasing an "immediate" annuity, where payments begin right away, or "deferred" annuities, which accumulate savings over a period of time before payments begin.
Joining Sink at a press conference in Tallahassee to announce legislation was State Senator Mike Bennett (SB 1372) and State Representative Keith Fitzgerald. Sink was also joined by Jack McRay from AARP and several members of the Safeguard our Seniors (SOS) Task Force. Sink created the SOS Task Force last fall to examine and recommend solutions to better protect Florida seniors against financial fraud, with a specific focus on annuity fraud.
"This legislation is so important as more seniors move to Florida and seek to invest their hard-earned savings," said Senator Bennett. "We will not tolerate any agent who steals from, misleads or lies to our state's senior investors."
"Annuities can be an effective investment tool for many Floridians wanting a steady stream of income for retirement," Fitzgerald said. "But agents must be held accountable for the financial harm they inflict when they steer our state's seniors into inappropriate annuity products."
Rep. Keith Fitzgerald addresses the Safeguard Our Seniors press conference in Tallahassee.
Under the legislation, the act of "twisting" an annuity to a senior consumer would be a third degree felony, bringing this violation in line with the penalty currently applied to a securities broker-dealer under Florida law. Other protections under the proposed legislation also:
The Safeguard Our Seniors Task Force includes representatives from AARP Florida, the Department of Veterans' Affairs, Insurance Consumer Advocate, Offices of Insurance Regulation and Financial Regulation, NAACP, Florida Bar, American Council of Life Insurers, insurance agents and securities broker-dealers.
To learn more about the SOS Task Force or what to consider when purchasing annuities, visit www.FLSeniors.net. Senior Floridians who believe they may have been the victim of annuity fraud should call 1-877-My-FL-CFO or log on to www.MyFloridaCFO.com to file a complaint.
With the goal of helping more Florida families stay in their homes, Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink urged each of Florida's largest mortgage lenders to appoint an ombudsman to facilitate interaction between lenders, attorneys, and Florida homeowners. Details of the proposal were outlined in a letter sent today to 11 major mortgage lending institutions.
The proposal stems from the Florida Attorneys Saving Homes (FASH) program, which was created last year by the Florida Bar after CFO Sink urged bar lawyers to dedicate more pro bono casework to helping homeowners avoid the mortgage foreclosure crisis. More than 1,000 attorneys have volunteered to respond to more than 10,000 requests from at-risk homeowners; however, the success of the program has been hindered from a lack of available lender representatives.
"Florida has the third-highest number of properties with foreclosure filings in the country, and it's commendable that these attorneys have volunteered to represent the homeowners who find themselves in this unfortunate situation," said CFO Sink, who oversees the Department of Financial Services. "These attorneys can better negotiate modifications and more Floridians will be able to stay in their homes if attorneys have dedicated ombudsmen to contact."
"More than 1,000 members of the Florida Bar responded to CFO Sink's request to assist homeowners," said Jennifer Newton, Director of Florida Attorneys Saving Homes. "We are delighted to have CFO Sink further support our efforts by urging lenders to appoint an ombudsman with the authority to renegotiate mortgage loans."
Even though foreclosure activity in Florida was down 20 percent for the month of January (compared to December), foreclosures in the state are still 18 percent higher than they were last year and third in the nation. Approximately one in every 186 households in Florida is in foreclosure.
The first chapter of the Florida Institute of Chief Financial Officers, the Tampa Bay Chapter, kicked off their inaugural meeting Feb. 13 with an address from Florida's Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink.
CFO Sink talked with the group of corporate CFOs about the similarities and differences of being the CFO of Florida and the CFO of a company. In her remarks, she also challenged the businesses represented to help Florida reinvent its economy once again through the entrepreneurial spirit that has made Florida an attractive business venue for decades.
"Florida is still a terrific place for outsiders to invest, and for entrepreneurs to make their business dreams come true," said CFO Sink. 'With our great weather, lack of personal income tax, public education system, airports and ports, and overall quality of life, why wouldn't you want to be doing business in Florida? "Now is the time that we really need to sell Florida, and we can because we have a lot to offer."
CFO Sink said that the passage of the $787 billion economic stimulus plan would help the increasingly tight Florida budget that's expected to be about $60 billion for the coming year, down from $72 billion two years ago when Sink first took office. Florida like many states is constitutionally required to balance its budget.
In particular, she suggested that Medicaid, transportation, NASA, and potentially education and healthcare could benefit from the available funds, especially at a time when the state is struggling with growing unemployment, soaring Medicaid and food stamp rolls and major education budget shortfalls.
CFO Sink pointed out that there is still plenty of good news in the Florida economy, pointing to bright spots including health care and growing international trade of high-tech components and professional services.
Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink, who oversees the Department of Financial Services' Division of Rehabilitation and Liquidation, announced that the liquidation of Tampa-based MD Medicare Choice (MDMC) will include two auctions of the company's personal property, such as furniture and equipment, to help pay for liquidation expenses and claims. The Department was named receiver in September 2008.
Items to be auctioned include company vehicles, a recreational vehicle, office and computer equipment, desks and chairs, cubicles, microwave ovens, furniture and televisions. The Tampa Liquidation Center will be administering the auctions.
"Our priority is to fight for Florida's insurance consumers, especially in these tough economic times, to do what we can to get money back to pay claims and creditors," said CFO Sink.
The auctions will take place this Saturday, February 21, and Tuesday, February 24, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the former offices of MD Medicare Choice, Inc., located at 5501 W. Waters Avenue, Suite 401, Tampa, FL 33634-1229. Click here for a map of the location.
Items for auctions on February 24 may be previewed on Monday, February 23, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For further information, visit www.myfloridacfo.com/Receiver.
As part of ongoing efforts to meet with seniors about her Safeguard Our Seniors (SOS) Task Force, Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink hosted an open forum that included financial and elder issue experts in The Villages.
Just this week, CFO Sink announced legislation aimed at better protecting Florida's seniors from becoming a victim of financial fraud. Under the proposed legislation, the act of "twisting" an annuity to a senior consumer would be a third-degree felony, bringing this violation in line with the penalty currently applied to a securities broker-dealer under Florida law. The forum also addressed other financial issues that impact seniors.
James Christopher speaks
with CFO Sink at The Villages.
To learn more about the SOS Task Force or what to consider when purchasing annuities, visit www.flseniors.net. Floridians who believe they may have been victims of annuity fraud should call 1-877-MY-FL-CFO or log on to www.MyFloridaCFO.com to file a complaint.
If you have an inactive credit card with has a high credit limit and no balance, use it. Credit card companies are cancelling cards that have not been used recently - without a balance over an extended amount of time - to save maintenance expenses.
Your credit score could be affected in the negative if a high-limit and long-term dormant credit card gets eliminated. If you have made no charges or transfers in a year, the account may get a review and then be terminated due to inactivity, or a maintenance fee may be imposed.
It is useful to save a card for a financial emergency but you should use the card several times per year. Only use the card if you can pay it off immediately. An active card provides more than just an emergency backup, it also adds positive information to your credit history, which affects your credit score directly.
Your credit score is based on the ratio of debt to available credit and the length of your credit history.
When a high limit account is closed, the amount of available credit would be less, affecting the overall debt-to-credit ratio. Carrying debt beyond the 30 percent threshold can decrease your credit score by 100 points or more. An older card being cancelled can impact your score even more as part of your credit score is based on the length of your credit history.
If your card was recently cancelled, contact the company to get the account reopened. If the account cannot be reopened, apply for a new card to keep your debt-to-credit ratio at a healthy level. And pay down your existing credit cards to reduce your debt.
While it is ideal to have an expert from your local utility or city conduct an energy audit at your home, remember that you can also conduct a home energy audit. With a simple but diligent walk-through, you can spot many problems in any type of house. The main thing to do is to create a checklist of things to review in your house. This list will also help you prioritize your energy efficiency upgrades.
Some of the items you will want on your list include:
Showerheads and faucets - Are they low-flow?
Lights – Are all your bulbs compact fluorescent?
Toilets – Have you installed low-flush toilets?
Water heater – Is it insulated? Is the temperature set too high?
Windows and air leaks - Can you hear or feel a draft coming in?
Thermostat – Do you have programmable one?
Refrigerator -- Did you buy your refrigerator before 1991? Next week's energy tips will provide detailed tips to determine whether it is time to buy a new refrigerator.
Once you've finished your own audit, keep your checklist of what you have inspected along with the problems you found. Make a commitment to fix or replace the small items right away and budget for the larger ones. And when you have time, get an expert auditor to review the more difficult items such as wall insulation and attic insulation.


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Unfortunately, it does not appear the Raptors were willing to take back any salary in any Barbosa trade.
Had the Raps been willing to take back an awful contract, then maybe, there would have been more value.
Looks like the Raps wanted the same benefit as any other team looking to shed salary.
Had the Raps taken back salary, then there is a strong possibility the Lowry trade would not have been completed (Only sent out $1.5M and took back $5.75M) and Fields would not have been signed. Given Fields contract, I am sure many would not have been opposed to that - as a player though, Fields was a great get; as a contract not so good (I really have to emphasize the distinction in player versus contract).
Also, the Raptors have kept themselves flexible moving forward - whether they use the flexibility is another matter, of course.
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Brenden Morrow earns a star, but Benn's breakout game takes the night
Stars 3, Colorado 2
Three Stars
1. Jamie Benn, Stars — Two goals and an assist.
2. Brenden Morrow, Stars — Regained his nose for the net
3. Kari Lehtonen, Stars — Battened down hatches with one-goal lead.
First Period: Dallas was on its heels early, but Jamie Benn gave the Stars a 1-0 lead at the 2:21 mark when he picked the pocket of Colorado defenseman Matt Hunwick and scored an unassisted goal. The Avalanche took a 9-3 lead in shots on goal, but then Brenden Morrow scored at the net off a rebound to make it 2-0 at the 11:18 mark. Colorado came back with a rebound goal from Milan Hejduk to make it 2-1 at the 18:12 mark. Dallas had a two-minute 5-on-3 power play, but couldn't score.
Stars 2, Colorado 1
Second Period: The Stars ran continued their tradition of taking second period penalties. Dallas has handed out a league-high 53 power plays, including 28 in the second period. The Avs went 1-for-3 in the period, as P.A. Parenteau slapped a rebound out of the air to tie the game 2-2 at 11:33. Dallas then came back when Jamie Benn scored on a delayed penalty off a nice pass from Derek Roy.
Stars 3, Colorado 2
Third period: The Stars again put the Avalanche on the power play, when Jagr accidentally hit a puck over the glass, but the Dallas PK and Lehtonen came through. Colorado then took two late penalties, and the Stars were able to choke the clock down.
Stars 3, Colorado 2


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I keep getting the following message from Truevector service: Another installer or update installation is currently running.
It keeps the update from running. Any advice or solutions?
I keep getting the following message from Truevector service: Another installer or update installation is currently running.
It keeps the update from running. Any advice or solutions?
from the limited information you provided, my guess is, It sounds you have malware or some other Program installed that is conflicting with Zone Alarm..
It is Sometimes very Difficult to Diagnose and fix a Computer from halfway across the Country, or around the World,
without All the Details about your computer and Software that you failed to provide, without our ability to sit in front of your Computer monitor and see what's going on..
Whenever posting here-
Please Give the Exact Type and version of Zone Alarm used, Windows Version & SP Update used, Browser type and version, other security tools installed.
The More information you post the more likely users here will be able to understand the issue and try to help.
Here is my machine information:
OS Name Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Build 2600
ZoneAlarm Extreme Security version: 10.1.065.000
vsmon version: 10.1.065.000
Driver version: 10.1.065.000
Anti-virus engine version: 126.96.36.199
Anti-virus signature DAT file version: 1080851744
AntiSpam version: 126.96.36.19971
ZoneAlarm Browser Security: 1.5.350.0
ZoneAlarm ForceField Spyware Scanner: 1.5.350.0
ZoneAlarm ForceField Anti-Phishing Database: 188.8.131.52
ZoneAlarm ForceField Spyware Sites Database: 04.155
I mostly use Firefox for a browser.
Fully remove ZA from XP add/remove programs. Reboot. Turn ON windows firewall. Download latest ZA (link in my previous post). Install at default (do not restore any previous setting). Check now if everything works fine.
It was either a Windows Defender issue or a reset issue. I thought I had disabled Windows Defender. When I uninstalled it the problem went away. I had also reset the defaults. Either way it is gone. Thanks for the help.
You're welcome!
But it would be good you still update to the latest version of ZA.


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PES 2013 will release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC on September 21, Konami has announced. Versions for Wii, 3DS, PS2 and PSP will arrive at a later date.
The date gives PES 2013 a week-long retail head start over rival FIFA 13, which launches one week later on September 28.
It'll be the first time PES has launched before FIFA in 9 years. The last PES game to launch before FIFA was PS2 classic Pro Evolution Soccer 3 back in October 2003.
VideoGamer.com had previously been told that PES 2013 would be launching prior to FIFA 13.
PES 2013 features a host of improvements over last year's game, including PES Full Control, which grants players more control over the direction of passes and shots; Player ID, which aims to recreate the real life behaviour of particular players; and ProActive AI, which, you guessed it, improves player AI.
Konami is also offering a pre-order incentive in the form of a limited UEFA Champions League steelbook edition. The specially-packaged version includes special DLC code to redeem the Historic UEFA Champions League Match Balls used in the competition and other official elements.
The UK will also offer a second, Manchester United-themed steelbook edition for pre-orders, boasting the club's livery on its cover.
For more details on PES 2013's new features, head through to our 'What's New?' article.
Read my thoughts on why a one week headstart for PES over FIFA could be a turning point for the franchise.


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I purchased a copy of The Daring Book for Girls for myself a couple years ago and was reminded of all the cool content it contains when I conducted a program this week featuring hopscotch games and jump rope rhymes. Perhaps I'm partial to this book since it was written by women who, like me, "were girls in the days before the Web, cell phones, or even voicemail. Telephones had cords and were dialed by, well, actually dialing."
Today, you may have your own cell phone, email account and iPod, but certainly a deck of cards and a good book should still be included on the list of "essential gear" you keep close at hand. In The Daring Book for Girls, you'll find the rules for playing card games like "Hearts" and "Gin" as well as the rules for outdoor games like Four Square, various games of tag and hopscotch - a game that was initially played by Roman soldiers and is now played in countries around the world.
Along with jump rope rhymes, you'll find the rhymes for hand clap games and the chants for "Picking Who's It" - Bubblegum, bubblegum, in a dish; how many pieces do you wish? as well as campfire songs. In addition to games, this book includes instructions for building a campfire, tying useful knots and stitches, and public speaking. Sure, you may be able to call up a lot of this info. on the Web these days - but you never know when the power's going to go out and you'll be grabbing your deck of cards and wishing you could recall how to play gin rummy.
When you've exhausted all the intriguing info. in this book, pick up a copy of The Double-daring Book for Girls. And I suggest taking a look at The Dangerous Book for Boys, as well - all recommended for children in grades 3 and up.


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Healthcare Risk Management
As concerns grow about reducing liability, healthcare organizations need strategies for reducing errors and establishing a safe environment for patients and employees. Having healthcare professionals trained in Healthcare Risk Management is becoming more and more necessary in organizations as patient safety and reduced costs are a big part of the focus in healthcare today.
EvCC offers a series of three online classes designed to provide clinical and administrative healthcare professionals with an overview of risk management in healthcare settings, including hospitals, ambulatory care, pharmacies, and the insurance industry. Compliance laws and regulations for healthcare agencies and the role of risk managers are covered in these courses. Upon completion of the series, you'll earn a Healthcare Risk Management Certificate.
Students Include
Students in the Healthcare Risk Management classes include: nurses, medical assistants, physicians, healthcare organization administrators and managers, insurance adjusters, legal professionals, pharmacists, and others who look to join a healthcare organization with the risk management skills and knowledge that is so important today.
You Can
- Reduce risk in your work place
- Improve patient safety
- Reduce the number of patient claims
- Help your facility keep malpractice costs down
How? By taking one or more classes in Everett Community College's new Healthcare Risk Management program. The program includes:
- Three 50 hour, five-credit classes
- A Certificate in Healthcare Risk Management by successfully completing all three classes
Courses Include
Health 206-Intro to Healthcare Risk Management
- Introduction to the concept of risk management in the healthcare setting, including a historical perspective on the development of healthcare risk management, the role of a risk manager, and compliance with federal and local agencies in various healthcare settings. ~Offered fall quarter
Health 207-Law, Healthcare, and Patient Safety
- Overview of applicable federal, state and local health and safety laws relevant to the practice of healthcare risk management and patient safety, including occupational and environmental risk exposures, accident prevention, and emergency management. ~Offered winter quarter
Health 208-Healthcare Risk Management and Liability
- Overview of the principles of malpractice and liability insurance, the conduct of malpractice litigation, and the settlement of malpractice claims. This course will provide students with information on accurate documentation in the medical record and an introduction to the emerging liabilities facing healthcare organizations. ~Offered spring quarter
Before entering any one of the classes, you will need to have successfully completed English 98 (or above) at any accredited college or university. The three Healthcare Risk Management classes may be taken in any order and course work is entirely online--no on campus attendance is required. After completing the program you will be better able to assess and respond to risk management within your own facility, or able to seek employment within the risk management department in healthcare facilities such as ambulatory care clinics, hospitals, or walk-in clinics.
Tuition is based on the number of college credits students are taking in a given quarter, as well as whether the student lives in or out of the state of Washington. For more information regarding tuition, please visit the Enrollment and Tuition page.
Registration may be done online.
For more information contact Christine Malone via email.


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'Not on our watch': shooters' lobby frustrates tighter controls on guns
THE state government allowed a little-known committee stacked with representatives of the shooting and hunting fraternities to reject tighter gun controls proposed by police.
The Police Minister, Mike Gallacher, is using the 15-member Firearms Consultative Committee to steer the overhaul of the 2006 Firearms Act.
It includes the Shooters and Fishers MP Robert Borsak, who replaced colleague Robert Brown, and members of the NSW Shooting Association and the pro-shooting NSW Game Council.
The NSW Rifle Association, the Amateur Pistol Association, the Antique Arms Collectors Society of Australia and the Sporting Shooters Association are also represented.
Mr Brown said the committee did not need gun-control advocates because ''they know nothing about firearms''.
The gun control debate has been reignited worldwide after the massacre of 20 children at a primary school in Connecticut.
Fairfax Media has obtained documents that show NSW police wanted new controls that would make it easier for authorities to revoke gun licences, refuse shooting permits, restrict shooting on rural land and tighten rules around gun storage.
It would also take away the right of people convicted of sexual offences to own a gun. Unlicensed shooters would also have to sign a waiver declaring they are not mentally disturbed each time they visit a shooting range. They only have to sign once under the current law.
However, the committee rejected the changes before the public was allowed a say on a new Firearms Regulation law. This action took place before the latest US massacre.
Diana Melham, who represents the Sporting Shooters on the committee, boasted on the association's website in October that the state government had been rolled on tighter gun laws.
''The NSW government had sought to impose major new restrictions on law-abiding firearm owners and dealerships, however members of the Firearms Consultative Committee stood firm and said 'not on our watch'.''
Mr Gallacher told Parliament on October 18 that the first draft would be ''substantially rewritten'' after feedback from the committee.
But a spokesman for Mr Gallacher said the government was still committed to reforms but they would be presented to the committee in a clearer, more concise format.
The committee held its first meeting under the O'Farrell government in May, around the same time as the Shooters and Fishers Party agreed to wave through the government's $3 billion privatisation of the state's electricity generators. The government also agreed to allow hunting in National Parks as part of the deal.
The Greens upper house MP David Shoebridge said the committee was ''another gift'' to the Shooters.
''The committee is stacked with the pro-gun lobby and gives a platform within government for the Shooters MPs to knock off any proposal to tighten gun controls,'' he said.
''It's a sad state of affairs when sensible gun reforms from the NSW Police, such as safer gun storage and improved inspection controls, are vetoed from day one by this pro-gun cabal.''
Mr Shoebridge raised concerns about the complexion of the committee in October, only to be howled down in Parliament by Mr Gallacher.
A spokesman for the minister said consideration was given to asking a member of the National Coalition for Gun Control to join the committee.
''However, as the NCGC only has two members, both individuals, with no mailing addresses - neither my office nor the ministry were able to confirm whether or not they were even a genuine organisation who should be represented on a high-level ministerial advisory body. If legitimate organisations with an interest in gun control wanted to join the FCC the minister would seriously consider it.''
Sam Lee, formerly of the NCGC, said the organisation had merged with Gun Control Australia and the police ministry had her contact details.
A spokesman for Mr Gallacher said the review would not consider any rollback of the 1996 National Agreement on Firearms or the 2002 National Handgun Agreement.
Heath Aston is the environment, energy and corporate correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
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