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This blog is for those who suffer from Alzheimer's Disease, FTD and forms of dementia, caregivers, friends and medical professionals that want to share their feelings, thoughts, encouragement, vent and open how they cope with this disease. I was diagnosed in 2004 with the early stages, and quite frankly it scared the beegeebees out of me. 2007 PET SCAN confirmed all. Joe
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New Alzheimer's Breakthrough could be the first to Stop Disease in History
Interesting article if things work. However the 3rd phase trial is generally (almost always) when these drugs go south. Let's hope.
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- lilianpiero said...
having schizophrenia knocked me off life and had me living like a mad person, i didnt know how the better part of my life eluded me, my mind was completely splitted in two, i am very glad my partner sought help and now i am free from all signs of psychosis. I was healed through the herbal medicines from Dr Jose, he is well known for his groundbreaking treatments concering the brain and mind issues, do not go through this alone, you can contact him via email on firstname.lastname@example.com
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For those people who's relative are Alzheimer's Disease sufferer and maybe reading this, I find it hard that people are still ignorant of herbal medicine when it comes to treating Alzheimer's Disease.
I have been through many phases over the last couple of years since my father's diagnosis, he was 53 years old and had Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease and his diagnosis changed my life in many ways, I spend most of the time in denial and I keep thinking the tests were wrong. But deep down I knew they were correct. Though sharing his story is very difficult. He was always very successful in being able to accomplish anything he set his mind on doing. Alzheimer's is a bitch of a disease. It began by robbing his recent memory, but it didn't stop there. It continues to steal, taking the most recent memories until it has pilfered all but the oldest memories, he experienced a decline in his ability to think, remember and make decisions. I feel a need to express my thoughts and feelings about how it affected his day to day living and how its deteriorated since despite the help of some wonderful medics and medicine.
I remind myself how lucky to come across Charanjit rychtova's herbal medicine which is able to control this disease without any side effect, I felt a moment of relief hoping that he is free from this ailment, and nothing compares to the healing power of nature. Now I believe almost every health problem can be addressed in one natural way or another. The only thing I wanted was for him to feel better. I'm proud to say my Dad is Alzheimer's free. You can also contact him for more info. at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Robin Milford said...
There are more then 48 million peoples are affected by Alzheimer's in all over the world. This disease cause memory loss, problem in attention, increasing confusion etc. This disease can be the cause of death. Alzheimer's disease
- Md Jasim said...
Alzheimer's is a very common disease in nowadays. There are no treatments for this disease. This disease is a lifetime companion. Alzheimer's treatment


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Jen Colter, like so many others, decided to ride out the storm (Katrina) from her home. After all, her house in Bay St. Louis had never before flooded. But when the wind and the waves hit, her house started breaking up. Then one entire side collapsed, and she was swept away in the current. Jen clung to the closest board and frantically started kicking toward her neighbor's house, which was still standing. But the current kept taking her farther and farther away until she found herself among the trees in the woods about two blocks from her home. The incredible thing is that she made it that far without knowing how to swim. Jen kept herself above water by holding on to floating debris. But once caught in the mass of trees, she held on for dear life to the branches.
It would have been safer to grab the lower stronger branches. The problem was, the water was so high that she found herself in the tops of the trees, trying desperately to keep her head above the surface by holding on to tiny branches that snapped off easily.
To make matters worse, other creatures were trying to survive as well—and they weren't your typical family pets! Water moccasins! Jen is petrified of snakes. When she saw the first snake dart past her, Jen nearly had a heart attack. Her heart began racing so fast, she thought she would die. Her breathing was so rapid she began hyperventilating and almost passed out. If only she could climb higher in the tree to get away from those horrible reptiles—but there was no place to go! All Jen had was a precarious hold on a few tiny branches in the upper most part of a tree.
Stranger Than Fiction
As Jen struggled to hold her nose above water, something big plopped on her head. She screamed! Without thinking, Jen almost let go branch she was holding on to as she tried to hit the creature away. When that didn't work, she started violently shaking her head to get it off. The harder she shook, the more the creature dug into her hair. Snakes, alligators, lizards were all she could think of. What was it?
Then, above the roar of the wind, she heard a loud, raspy croak right next to her ear! A frog! A huge, gnarly bullfrog was sitting on top of her head. Jen shuddered.
How can this be happening to me?
she wondered.
And as if this wasn't bad enough, water moccasins started swimming around her. Could it be they were attracted to the frog—or were they merely curious? Every time one swam within arm's reach, Jen would hold on to the branch a little tighter with one hand and swat the snake away with the other. The effort was just enough to cause the snakes to be caught up in the current and be dragged in the other direction. Al day long she battled the snakes, thankful it was daylight so she could see the snakes coming. The only way Jen survived was thinking about her family, her friends, and her life, which she knew was never again going to be the same. And throughout it all, she prayed, shouting to God above the wind. "God, help me! God, You ain't done with me yet. I'm not goin' down like this. God, You've got to help me."
At one point during the storm she saw a deer—just a short distance away—trying desperately to swim and hold its head above water. For a brief second, they stared at each other, and Jen could see the terror in its eyes. That sight will haunt her for the rest of her life. Minutes later, she watched the deer disappear beneath the surface.
For six hours, Jen clung to the tree. As the water receded, she grasped the next lowest branch, inching her way down until her feet touched the ground. The water was still above her waist. But now, with both hands free, she was finally able to fling the frog from her head.
When she walked out of the woods and told her story, Jen ended by saying, "I can't believe I made it through the hell of that storm. I know God took care of me. I wish I could understand why so many others didn't make it. I am thankful to be alive." Then she added, "I'm sure the frog is too!"
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Two men who tried to help a dying five-year-old boy at a horrific car crash are struggling to come to terms with what they saw that day.
Fitchett Hoggard truck drivers, David Henderson and Harry Murdoch, had just left their Taupo depot on Tuesday afternoon when they came across the carnage as they travelled north on State Highway 1.
The two vehicle pile-up claimed four lives and left eight others battling a raft of injuries.
Police today released the names of the four people who died in the horrific crash.
They were Mele Ilisapi Oliveti, 44, a Tongan national residing in Palmerston North, Helena Adele Paul, 56, of Kaikohe, Leighton Phillip Ahuriri, 60, a New Zealander residing in Western Australia, and Hone Te Ahurei Hawkins-Kanuta, 5, of Kaikohe.
A 10-month-old boy is in Starship Hospital. The baby had today been moved to a ward and was in a stable condition.
Henderson, a grandfather of five, said the crash would "haunt me forever".
He and his colleague, Murdoch, of Reporoa, who were both driving NZ Couriers trucks, were travelling in convoy before coming to a stop and racing to help those caught up in the carnage.
By then, the injured occupants who were able to get out of the people mover Tuivai had been travelling in, were out and sitting on an embankment.
After quickly checking on the trapped driver of that vehicle, they raced over to the slightly smaller black vehicle which had come to rest on the shoulder of the road.
They knew straight away the female driver had died so they quickly tried to help the passenger who was losing a lot of blood.
"We went straight around to the passenger side and what I saw there, that's where we tried to help the person there."
Murdoch tried to help stem his injury and Henderson was at his side when the man, 60, died.
"That person passed away, while I was standing there, and then I said 'has anyone checked the back of the car?' and they said 'no' so the guy standing beside me peered through [window], because it had tinted windows, and that's where the little boy was ... he still had his belt on."
He labelled Murdoch "the superhero" as he was able to keep himself composed throughout the chaotic and heart wrenching scenes.
"Harry jumped through the side window and felt [the boy's] pulse and it was real weak and then he passed away in front of us."
They then checked the back of the car and noticed the baby still in his capsule.
Murdoch passed the baby through the broken window to Henderson and another bystander before covering him with a blanket. A woman came over shortly afterwards and was given him to look after until emergency services arrived.
Henderson said he then went to check on the driver of the people mover who was still trapped. Then he heard wailing and realised that Tuivai had died.
"When I walked around [the car] I could see the smoke coming out from underneath and saw some flames coming out from under the front."
Another truck driver retrieved a fire extinguisher to put out the flames which were inching closer to leaked petrol all over the road.
Henderson said it was a frantic 15 or so minutes before emergency services arrived and a period that he will never forget.
"I've come across accidents before you know, that's my life, I've seen dead people at accidents but when we got there there were still three people alive and we watched them die and it wasn't nice. I'm going to a counsellor today because I'm still not right.
"What we saw in that car ... it will haunt me forever."
Henderson said he and Murdoch also wanted to let the boy's parents know that, as they were with their son when he died, he wasn't in any pain.
"Harry would like her to know that he was peaceful, he looked as though he was asleep when he passed and he just looked so peaceful. When Harry put a little cover on him, that got me.
"Even the baby looked peaceful, he was probably unconscious. But when he got in the chopper I could see him kicking around and thought that was a good sign."
Henderson said he spoke out to clarify reports that the 10-month-old baby was Tuivai's.
"There's just conflicting stories and the little baby definitely came out of the black car with the three deceased."
He praised the work of police and other emergency service crews at the scene who worked methodically at the scene.
"I tip my hat to them, I really do. They do great work."
Police today confirmed the 10-month-old was travelling with the couple and the five-year-old boy, and not Tuivai.


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Work sucks. My job is pretty boring but I can just about get away with murder. Then I have to be cordial to people I could care less about. The one good thing about job though is the free food. We get free snacks all day er'day. And someone brought hot krispy kremes in this morning. It's funny though because they always send a mass e-mail when there's an extra special something in the break room and it causes a big stampede.
I work with what you call intelligent lames.
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NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said on his Twitter page today that the league is expected to release its regular-season schedule Thursday night at 8 p.m.
The unveiling is expected to be made on NFL Network.
It was initially expected that the schedule would be released today, but it's been delayed for two days.
The Ravens will open on the road after they couldn't work out a scheduling compromise with the Orioles on the night of Sept. 5. The Denver Broncos are believed to be their most likely opponent that night, but the Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Bears are also possibilities.
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Tarentula in the repertorization.Stramonium is also a remedy which can be
useful for victims of violence of all kinds, including the type of violence
which Elizabeth was likely to have experienced prenatally and as an infant.
Stramonium is also used for the after effects of the violence of a difficult
childbirth, and physical , verbal, or sexual abuse.
Five weeks after the Stramonium was given, the foster mother reported to
us that there were changes. Elizabeth was no longer averse to being touched.
She now wanted to be rocked, held, and thrown up in the air. She loved to play
with water now, but she still screamed while being bathed. She had begun to
crawl. She no longer slammed her head against the mattress. She loved rock and
roll and any music with a rhythmic beat and a vibration, such as calypso. She
moved her hands with the music. Elizabeth still plugged her right ear with her
finger, olled her head and eyes, and was unable to get into a sitting position
or to bend her torso. The foster mother called three days later to say that
Elizabeth had crawled five feet across the living room. Four months later, she
was making some vocal sounds and could crawl on her stomach using her arms.
Nine and a half months after the dose of Stramonium 1M, we received the
following report. Elizabeth's head size was now just over normal. She no longer
carried the diagnoses of cerebral palsy or quadriplegia. She now had full use
of her arms and had been actively crawling for the past seven weeks. She was
still blind and had a 70% hearing impairment. She was making some audible
sounds. She now had head control, whereas before she did not. She could hold
her head up and sit in a high chair. She continued to be mildly retarded, but
was doing well in a special education class in the public school system.
2. Ed: We gave Ed one dose of Lachesis 200c. Lachesis fit extremely
well a number of symptoms in the case: extreme jealousy, fear of snakes,
pressure in the throat, sensation of choking , general intensity, high sexual
energy, fits of anger, and sentimentality. There was a definite improvement. He
felt more romantic with his wife. He felt much more spiritually in tune with
himself. His heartburn was 70% better. His sleep was 30-40% improved. He was
much more patient and didn't feel as guilty. People told him he was doing
great. His jealousy was somewhat less.
After a couple of months he felt that his symptoms began to relapse. He
again felt tortured by memories of his wife's past relationship. His insomnia
had returned. We gave him a dose of Lachesis 1M. Ed had a partial response to
the second dose of Lachesis. We began to suspect that the remedy was close,
but not the best choice (in homeopathic terms, the simila rather than the
simillimum ).
We restudied his case and used the following rubrics: "Mind; DELUSIONS;
wife; is faithless", "Mind; DELUSIONS; die; thought he was about to", "MIND;
CLAIRVOYANCE", "Mind; ANGUISH", "Nose, EPISTAXIS", "Throat; CHOKING,
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"Mind, JEALOUSY", "Mind, FEAR, high places", "Stomach; DESIRES; fish",
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osu! is a free-to-win game (as in no microtransactions), but running it is most definitely not so free. Between the cost of commissioning servers and high quality international bandwidth, the time spent maintaining the system and community, providing prizes for competitions, answering support questions and generally keeping people happy, osu! consumes quite a hefty amount of money! Oh, and don't forget the fact that we do it without any advertising or partnering with silly toolbars and the likes!
osu! is at the end of the day largely run by myself, to which you may know best as "peppy". I have had to quit my day job in order to keep up with osu!, and do at times struggle to maintain the standards I strive for. I would like to offer my personal thanks to those who have supported osu! thus far, and just as much to those who continue to support this amazing game and community into the future :).
– Dean (peppy) Herbert
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- Developed and maintained predominantly by one guy in Australia.
- Takes so much time to keep running that it's no longer possible to call it a "hobby".
- No ads anywhere. Unlike 99.95% of the web, we don't profit off shoving stuff in your face.
- You get some extra goodies!
Oh? What do I get?!
- osu!direct: quick and easy access to search beatmaps without leaving the game.
- Automatic downloads when playing multiplayer, spectating others, or clicking links in chat!
- Increased beatmap submission limits (four additional pending beatmap slots).
- Access to early releases, where you can try new features before they go public!
- Customise your profile by adding a fully customisable user page.
- Filter beatmap searches by played and unplayed maps.
- Be recognised in-game with your new bright yellow chat username colour.
- More lenient download restrictions, especially when using osu!direct.
- The ability to change your username (first change is free with supporter).
- Extra in-game skinnables, like the main menu background.
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For the Commonwealth Games in 2014 we developed a zone on the NHS inform website to direct users to health and social care services and advice on health and wellbeing over the summer.
Creating a dedicated Commonwealth Games zone, was a great way for us to highlight the range of information we have available to help people lead healthier lives and to prevent ill health. We were delighted that over 800 people throughout the Games accessed the zone.
Often people use services like ours when they are worried about their health. Through our zones, we are able to give free online information and advice about all aspects of health and wellbeing and we've been very keen to use the opportunity of the positive health messages associated with the Games to support people to make changes to their lives.
I'm delighted that we will shortly be launching a new dedicated Health and Wellbeing zone. The zone offers users an interactive area where they can get quality assured health and care information across a range of topics, including how people can become more physically active and the health benefits of leading an active lifestyle, as well as general information on diet, nutrition, alcohol, and how to maintain positive mental and physical health.
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It is not uncommon to experience bleeding gums at some point in your life. Persistent bleeding gums, however, can be one of the early signs of gum disease. Jacksonville, FL dentist Dr. Donald Alexander treats bleeding gums, gingivitis and gum disease through a broad menu of general dentistry services.
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Who survived the first-ever Seven-Man Chamber Match to face The Beast at WrestleMania?
The WWE Elimination Chamber 2018 pay-per-view made history with Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss successfully defending her title in the first-ever Women's Elimination Chamber Match, and Roman Reigns winning the first-ever Seven-Man Elimination Chamber Match to challenge Universal Champion Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania. Plus, Ronda Rousey officially signed as a Raw Superstar after driving WWE COO Triple H through a table.
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I have given up trying to pun, in the titles of these posts, on A Noise Within, Southern California's premier classical theater repertory company. Let's just cut to the chase: they're doing Shakespeare, which is about as classical as the repertory gets (except for those Greek dudes, though very few people perform those in the original anymore). Specifically, they're doing The Comedy of Errors, which is among Shakespeare's bleakest tragedies. It begins with all of humanity committing suicide, and ends with the snuffing out of the sun. Shakespeare was all about ironic titles.
This is the fourth play (fifth if you count those two weeks of Noises Off) in ANW's 19th and final season in Glendale. As theater fans and regular readers no doubt already know, they are moving to East Pasadena next year. The Comedy of Errors opens on March 5th, and will run until Saturday, May 14th.
The Comedy of Errors
Presented by A Noise Within
Saturday, March 5 – Saturday, May 14
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Dr. Rossler joined Baylor University Louise Herrington School of Nursing in 2014 as an Assistant Professor. Dr. Rossler entered into academia in 2006 as a Faculty Instructor at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Her work history in nursing education also includes a position of Assistant Clinical Professor at Texas Woman's University School of Nursing in Dallas, Texas and Assistant Professor at Armstrong State University College of Health Professions in Savannah, Georgia. Dr. Rossler has over 23 years of experience working and teaching in the critical care hospital setting. She joins Louise Herrington School of Nursing teaching simulation and holds the designation as a Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator. Research interests include high-fidelity human patient simulation, interprofessional education, and transition into practice.
To view Dr. Rossler's faculty spotlight video that shares more information about her research click here.
Dr. Rossler presently serves on the Louise Herrington School of Nursing Research Committee.
Articles and Presentations
Dr. Rossler's Dissertation work is entitled: "Exploring Interprofessional Education through a High-Fidelity Human Patient Simulation Scenario: A Mixed Methods Study." She has presented her dissertation at international and national conferences focused on nursing and simulation.
Some additional presentations include:
2014 Rossler, K., Buelow, J., & Thompson, A. (2013). "Online, Simulation, or Role Play Oh My: Identifying Interprofessional Teaching Methodologies Which Fit Your Students' Learning Needs. [Podium Presentation]. International Nursing Simulation/Learning Resource Centers Conference. Orlando, FL. June 19-21, 2014. International Conference.
2014 Thompson, A., Rossler, K., & Buelow, J. (2013). "High Fidelity Patient Simulation and Experiential Learning: Recruiting, Advising, and Teaching the New Generation." [Poster Presentation]. All Together Better Health 7 (ATBH7). Pittsburgh, PA. June 6-8, 2014. International Conference.
2014 Behringer, D., Warnock, S., & Rossler, K. (2014). "Implementing A Community Asthma Education Program." [Podium Presentation]. Armstrong 2014 InterProfessional Health Care Summit. Savannah, GA. April 4, 2014. State Conference.


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Brian Kelly has worked closely with the school district for years
October 16, 2009
Brian Kelly got his first taste of public service in education as the student body president at the Oregon Institute of Technology in 1982.
He lobbied the Oregon State Legislature for increased funding for higher education to benefit the Klamath Falls college and others across the state. Little did he know that the experience would be the first of many with public service in education.
Kelly, 55, is opposing education veteran Bill Kennedy for the District 1 Steamboat Springs School Board seat. They're vying for the seat being vacated by John DeVincentis, who is not running for re-election. District 3 representative Denise Connelly is running unopposed to keep her seat.
In 1993, Kelly was a member of the original half-cent sales tax committee. Kelly served twice on the Education Fund Board. He helped the school district broker a deal for a 35-acre site west of Steamboat, where a school could be built with assistance from the planned Steamboat 700 development. And Kelly was twice named a district Friend of Education, in 1993 and 1995.
If you know Kelly, or have heard him speak at candidate forums, you've probably heard him use the phrase, "All roads lead back to Steamboat."
The Philadelphia native's love for the outdoors was bred at a young age. His family first visited Colorado in 1965, and he first visited Steamboat a few years later. After graduating from high school in 1972, he headed west with his brother, and the two began building a house on Laurel Lane.
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Kelly said he was never far from Steamboat during his time at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He hitchhiked here on the weekends to teach youth skiing in winter and lived in the house he helped build in summer.
He graduated from CU in 1976 with a degree in geography and two years later began attending the Oregon Institute of Technology to get a surveying degree. That's where he first got involved with education issues.
"I was just interested in the impact you could have organizing people and moving them in a direction toward a common goal," he said.
Getting involved
In the mid-1980s, Kelly worked as a surveyor across the West and in Steamboat, if there was work. At that time, he said, you "could take a nap in the middle of Highway 40."
He returned full time in 1989 and opened BTK Surveying, the business he operates today. Kelly said Steamboat, unlike some other Colorado mountain towns, was a community that happened to have a ski resort, the opposite of other places he'd lived.
As a member of the city's Planning Commission in 1993, Kennedy learned about the problem with the K-12 "funding crisis." He said funding was dropping and class sizes were ballooning, so he shifted his focus.
With encouragement from his wife, Judy, and help from other community members, Kelly helped create the half-cent sales tax committee.
"It was just like, 'We've got to do something,'" he said. "We needed to develop a source of funding outside state revenue."
Kelly worked with the School Board to identify its needs and the City Council to get the sales tax on a ballot. After voters approved it, he helped write the bylaws for the Education Fund Board, the group that recommends how the district spends revenue from the tax. It has generated $31 million for the district.
Bob Harris, who at the time was principal of Steamboat Springs Middle School, let the half-cent sales tax committee use the gymnasium for one of its first meetings. He said Kelly's hard work helped pass the tax, which then helped the district buy computers.
In his more than 10 years on the School Board, Bud Romberg said he was most proud of the passage of the half-cent sales tax, which he called a "godsend" for the district. He said it took many people and a lot of energy to get it passed, but Kelly was "instrumental" and one of the leaders who got it done.
"He's had a longtime relationship with the school district, which has been very positive over the years," Romberg said. "He has had a longtime interest promoting excellence in the school district."
Kelly had two stints on the Fund Board. After a 1995 bond issue to buy a site for a school failed, he worked with the district to buy land west of Steamboat for a future K-8 school. It is slated to receive funding as part of a deal with the developers of Steamboat 700.
Never an educator
Unlike his opponent, Bill Kennedy, who has 39 years of experience in education, Kelly has never been an educator. With his experience as a civic volunteer in Steamboat, Kelly doesn't see that as a problem.
"If you've been in education your whole life, you just have that view," he said. "You may not have that broader view of the entire community. I've raised two kids in this district (stepdaughter Samantha, a 2003 Steamboat graduate, and Blake, a sophomore). : I have a clear understanding of this school district and this community – what it's all about."
Kelly said the biggest issue facing the district is funding, with the state's financial struggles and the likelihood that K-12 money will be cut.
He said the biggest challenge for the district would be setting priorities, based on feedback from the community and teachers about what's most important to preserve. Kelly said his familiarity with the community would be an asset.
"It's not going to be fun, don't get me wrong," he said about dealing with tight budgets. "This isn't a fun thing. Like anything else, there's going to be some things you have to live without."
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J&J has earmarked a pile of cash — in the neighborhood of $18.5 billion — for future acquisition targets, but is patiently pacing the sidelines for the best players to walk onto the field. Maybe it's still reeling from its lost bid for Pharmacyclics. Those feelings of disappointment should wane as J&J cashes in on its half of blood-cancer drug Imbruvica's winnings. While annual earnings dipped last year, mainly due to a strong dollar and stifling competition for its hep.-C drug Olysio, J&J has a combo approach up its HCV sleeve that could give Gilead's Sovaldi and Harvoni a run for its money. RA treatment Remicade remains vulnerable to biosimilars, including Pfizer/Celltrion's Remsima. SGLT2 inhibitor Invokana for type 2 diabetes and Janssen Biotech/Genmab's Darzalex, approved in 2015 for multiple myeloma, should fill some of the gaps.


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The Avril Lavigne Foundation to Pause
Thank you to all of my fans who have supported the Avril Lavigne Foundation during the last five years. Together we have touched the lives of so many children and young people with disabilities. Our work has allowed Special Olympics athletes from across the world to compete at the World Games, brought music therapy to children with serious illnesses in hospitals, provided Lyme disease treatment to kids who could not afford care, and helped youth with disabilities attend summer camp where they formed lifelong, supportive friendships. The Avril Lavigne Foundation is important to us all and a daily part of our lives – bringing Special Olympics athletes to my concert performances was a highlight of my tour! It is at this time that I am announcing that the Avril Lavigne Foundation will be pausing for the moment. This doesn't mean that we should stop doing whatever we can to help others. I remain dedicated and will personally keep giving to groups bringing life-changing services to young people during the Foundation's pause. I hope that all of my fans and the Foundation's supporters know that every day is an opportunity help someone or educate a friend about an important issue. Each action we take, large or small, is helping to change a life. That's the spirit that inspired me to start the Foundation and that I carry with me each day. Thank you to all of the nonprofits that have partnered with the Foundation to create and execute incredible programs – together we can dream bigger, do more, and bring hope to young people across the world. I'm excited to see what we will achieve when the Foundation returns! Xo, Avril


text: New baby joy for Joanna Page and Hugh Grant (but not love, actually)! Celebrity news News & Gossip 0 Gavin and Stacey star becomes a mum and Notting Hill actor welcomes baby number two It's been a busy weekend for Love Actually stars, with both Joanna Page and Hugh Grant becoming parents. The Gavin and Stacey star, who revealed in September she was expecting her first child with hubby James Thornton, welcomed a bouncing baby girl on Friday. Taking to Twitter to share the exciting news, the Love Actually actress cooed, "We are delighted to announce that Eva Madelief Russell was born 15th Feb, 10:58am, weighing 6lbs 8ozs. She's adorable!" Plus, excited dad James chipped in, tweeting, "We have a baby girl! We're over the moon! Yay." Hugh Grant also become a dad for the second time this weekend. The Notting Hill star confirmed the birth of his second child, a baby boy, on Twitter and made a comical dig at the press. "In answer to some journos, I am thrilled my daughter now has a brother. Adore them both to an uncool degree. They have a fab mum," tweeted Hugh. "And to be crystal clear. I am the daddy." Hugh and Tinglan Hong, who welcomed a daughter named Tabitha in 2011, have not revealed the newborn's name as of yet. Hugh has been reserved about his parenting journey, only revealing that fatherhood has changed his life, while Joanna has told all about her unusual pregnancy cravings. Did you reveal your baby joy on social media? Tell us your story below… Read more… Alec Baldwin, Bryan Adams and Steve Martin join the Older Dads Club Celebrity bump watch – who's due next? How to get pregnant Rochelle Humes' monochrome maternity look By Amanda Pauley 0 Comments Share Like this article? Showing of Uh-oh! You need to be logged in to do this... Sign In Sign Up Load more posts Write a comment


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On the Event Horizon
May those brave few who venture in this space
Speed on —
as lucid and as swift as light
from your margins and the enslaving might
of your singularity, your core grace.
For those who have been pulled in your embrace
encounter nullity —
it is their plight
to circle and to spin in endless flight,
trajectories that cross and interlace.
Elusive as the heart of a black hole,
a nothingness that nothing can evade,
your nature is to lure
then thrust aside.
Yet you are doomed to pay the greater toll —
Trapped in a vacuum no one dare invade,
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National Public Radio's Ari Shapiro reported that President Barack Obama had done "little" for Africa thus far in his presidency–then attempted to excuse Obama's inaction as the result of circumstances beyond his control. Obama's "dance card" was full, said Shapiro, with two wars, an economy in trouble, and so on. Yet President George W. Bush faced similar circumstances and made Africa a clear focus of his foreign policy.
Bush is acknowledged as having saved millions of lives through his aggressive funding of HIV/Aids treatment in Africa. He also took a keen interest in ending the civil war in the Sudan, and helped usher long-time autocrat Daniel arap Moi out of office in Kenya in a democratic transition. Bush's one mistake was trusting South African president Thabo Mbeki to resolve the Zimbabwe crisis. Otherwise, his record was exemplary.
Many Africa observers, even on the left, acknowledge that Bush was the greatest U.S. president that Africa has ever had. That is a reality that Shapiro and NPR somehow cannot acknowledge when evaluating Obama's paltry record, which consists of grand speeches about how Africa will help lead the twenty-first century, and little else, while China makes rapid advances in its own diplomatic and economic ties on the continent.
The NPR story is at least honest enough to note that African optimism about Obama had been "misplaced." Yet Shapiro refuses to place responsibility for that failure where it belongs–on the media that deified Obama before day one, and on Obama himself. Perhaps he thought he could rely on Africa's support; perhaps he (foolishly) feared a conservative backlash. Regardless, Obama's poor Africa record is no one else's fault.


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Video: Bret Michaels Clobbered by Descending Stage Set at Tonys
This will be making awards-show–highlights reels for years.
If you're watching the Tonys on TV and let's face it, odds aren't great that you are you just saw Bret Michaels get taken out by a stage set as he tried to exit after performing with the cast of Rock of Ages. It's already on YouTube, and you can watch it below. We hear that Michaels has been rushed to hospital with a possibly broken nose (update: it's not broken), and that tonight's Poison performance at the Rock of Ages after-party is in jeopardy.


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NEW YORK CITY — As New York simmers in yet another heat wave, there are few better ways to cool off than by hitting a beach.
So far this year, the city beaches have all been found clean and ready for summer fun, though it's always advisable to check — particularly if you're headed to the coast after a heavy storm.
"Water quality is generally pretty good when it's not raining," said Larry Levine, a spokesman for the National Resource Defense Council.
"After heavy rainfall, it's not a bad idea to hold off on a beach visit, or at least going in the water, for at least 24 hours."
Levine said to check the Health Department's website for closures and health warnings to make sure everything's safe before heading out to the beach.
And New York City's beaches have plenty to offer during the summer. From surfing to roller coasters, or just relaxing on the sand. Here's a list of the city's beaches and the activities nearby.
Orchard Beach: Hop on the Bx12, Bx29, Bx5, Bx52, to the Bronx's Orchard Beach.
Part of the massive Pelham Bay Park, which is three times the size of Central Park, Orchard Beach has plenty of sand and water with beautiful views of City Island.
The beach also has nearby barbecue grills and, if you want to work off your picnic lunch, it has several basketball courts near the entrance, as well as kayaking and canoeing.
While there, visit the park's running tracks, hiking trails, horseback riding trails, playgrounds, handball courts, football fields, tennis courts, golf courses and historical houses.
If traveling by car, parking costs $6 per day on Monday through Friday, $8 on weekends.
Coney Island and Brighton Beach: If you're in the mood for something smaller than Pelham Bay Park, but with a lot to do, take a trip down to Coney Island and Brighton Beach.
Several subways and buses will take you to the nearly three mile beach and boardwalk packed with stores, eateries and attractions.
Stop at Nathan's Famous' original location at 1310 Surf Ave. to chow down on some hot dogs.
After that, catch the Coney Island Circus Sideshow on 1208 Surf Ave., or channel your inner performer and take a class at the Sideshow School where you'll be able to learn such skills as fire eating and breathing, snake charming and many other feats.
If chowing down on fire isn't your idea of fun, take a ride on The Cyclone roller coaster, currently celebrating it's 85th birthday, or visit the Luna Park amusement park on 1000 Surf Ave.
You can also catch a Brooklyn Cyclones game at nearby MCU Park, 1904 Surf Ave., or hang out with the sea otters and penguins at the New York Aquarium on Surf Avenue and West 8th Street.
Manhattan Beach: If you don't want to leave Brooklyn, but want to avoid the crowds in Coney Island, head to Manhattan Beach.
Hop on the B1, B49 or Q train, and make sure you check out the huge mansions in the neighborhood on the way to the beach.
Smaller than Coney Island, Manhattan Beach offers a less crowded and low-key way to spend a summer afternoon.
Work on a tan or play tennis, handball, volleyball, basketball and baseball at the nearby courts.
When you're done, grab some grub at the nearby concession stand before the trip home.
Rockaway Beach: Channel your inner Ramone and hitch a ride on the Q22 or — if the bus ride's too slow — the A train to Rockaway Beach, which inspired the band's famous punk song of the same name.
The beach and boardwalk stretches from Beach 9th Street to Beach 149th street and has plenty to do.
For starters, grab a wetsuit and head to the beach between 67 to 69th streets and 87 to 92nd streets to ride some waves at the only city beach that allows surfing. Rent a surfboard and grab lessons at Boarders Surf Shop, 192 Beach 92nd St., or spend a Saturday on a weekend retreat with the New York Surf School's Yoga and Surfing Program, where you'll learn how to surf while searching for enlightenment.
If surfing's not your sport, drop the wetsuit and grab your skateboard and enjoy the two public skate parks near the beach — the Rockaway Skate Park at 91st Street or the Far Rockaway Skate Park on Beach 11th Street off Seagirt Boulevard.
The beach also features plenty of handball courts — though some are under reconstruction — volleyball and basketball courts, baseball fields and barbecue areas.
Or you can just sit back and watch some Rockaway Rockies league roller hockey at the rink at Beach 108th Street on the weekends.
Aside from sports, the boardwalk also has several eateries and plenty of sand and water to enjoy.
Midland Beach and South Beach: Enjoy the forgotten borough's largest beach at Midland and South Beach, with entrances to both throughout Father Capodanno Boulevard.
Hop on the S51, S52 or pull into one of the free parking lots to get to the beach.
Connected by the 2.5 mile Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk, there are plenty of unique activities to enjoy.
Grab your remote-control car and race along the oval car track near the Midland Avenue entrance in Midland Beach, practice your tricks at the Ben Soto public Skate park, play some soccer on the synthetic turf field or enjoy some fishing at Midland Beach's fishing pier.
Near South Beach, relax with a game of bocce ball at the courts, or kayak and canoe at the take-off point near the Sand Lane entrance.
Cedar Grove Beach: Similar to Manhattan Beach, Staten Island's newest beach offers a more relaxing experience.
The Cedar Grove Beach, near Cedar Grove Avenue and Ebbitts Street, was a private beach until the city closed up the rental community that used it and opened the beach to the public last year.
Relax and possibly catch the filming of "Boardwalk Empire" at the nearby vacant bungalows, before the city demolishes them.
Wolfes Pond Beach: All the way on the South Shore of Staten Island, Wolfes Pond Beach in Prince's Bay offers plenty to do for visitors and locals alike.
Aside from the beach, fish at the pier on Cornelia Avenue and Hylan Boulevard, or enjoy Wolfes Pond Park.
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By Tara Bal, Head of Communications, NetApp APAC
Our buzzword for 2015 was Digital Transformation. Industry movers and shakers were discussing ways and means to ensure that they caught this wave of change. Come 2016, this term has now become the universal language for harnessing innovation to create a positive change in our everyday lives.
Japan has a long history of technological innovation, and Japanese companies are riding this tidal wave of ever evolving solutions to generate greater value for their customers. On February 2nd, Tokyo played host to the 6th NetApp Innovation Forum – a convergence of like-minded innovators and disruptors who are transforming the way our world works. Our senior executives, Rob Salmon, Val Bercovici, Rick Scurfield, and Junichi Iwakami welcomed the delegates and shared their opening remarks.
During the event, we had the opportunity to showcase NetApp's Data Fabric vision to over 1,200 partners and customers. Here are some insights from our executives:
"Businesses need to move with speed and scale in order to catch new revenue opportunities. Digital Transformation requires a hybrid cloud and NetApp's Data Fabric will enable customers to have that much-needed freedom to respond and innovate faster." – Rob Salmon, President, NetApp
"NetApp's Data Fabric is the future of data management. It is where the data is no longer in silos and where businesses have the ability to move and manage data in a seamless fashion across the hybrid cloud. We ensure that companies have the ability to optimize performance, cost and response time" – Val Bercovici, Cloud Czar, NetApp
"Digital Transformation is taking place across the country, paving the way for NetApp to redefine the customer's experience and help them achieve greater levels of productivity and differentiation. NetApp Innovation 2016 is an invaluable opportunity for us to connect with partners, customers and the media to showcase the tech that will benefit us all" – Rick Scurfield, President, NetApp APAC
"This is the sixth NetApp Innovation Event we've held since 2010. We are proud to say that this is one of the biggest storage events in Japan with more than 1,200 delegates this year. This conference is an important platform for us to extend the NetApp Data Fabric vision in Japan. We want to help our customers leverage NetApp products and solutions to further develop their IT competitive edge." – Junichi Iwakami, President, NetApp Japan.
We are a company built on a culture of innovation. We are thick in the business of Digital Transformation and we have a global ecosystem of partners, service providers and support staff in place, to ensure that there is a dedicated team who is constantly looking after your business and ensuring your success. All in all, NetApp Innovation 2016 was a huge success and we demonstrated great value for our customers and partners.
Data Fabric is NetApp's vision for the future of data management. It gives you the freedom to seamlessly manage your data across the hybrid cloud. You can move data where you need it most, innovate faster, and always make the best decisions for you and your organization.
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April 23, 2014 16:15 ET
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 23, 2014) - Infinera Corporation (NASDAQ: INFN), a provider of Intelligent Transport Networks™, today released financial results for the first quarter of 2014 ended March 29, 2014.
GAAP revenue for the quarter was $142.8 million compared to $139.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2013 and $124.6 million in the first quarter of 2013.
GAAP gross margins for the quarter were 40.9% compared to 40.2% in the fourth quarter of 2013 and 34.2% in the first quarter of 2013.
GAAP net loss for the quarter was $(4.4) million, or $(0.04) per share, compared to net loss of $(10.2) million, or $(0.08) per share, in the fourth quarter of 2013, and a net loss of $(15.3) million, or $(0.13) per share, in the first quarter of 2013.
Non-GAAP gross margins for the quarter were 41.8% compared to 41.4% in the fourth quarter of 2013 and 35.9% in the first quarter of 2013.
Non-GAAP net income for the quarter was $4.2 million, or $0.03 per share, compared to net loss of $(0.2) million, or break even on an earnings per share basis in the fourth quarter of 2013, and net loss of $(7.3) million, or $(0.06) per share, in the first quarter of 2013.
These non-GAAP measures exclude non-cash stock-based compensation expenses and the amortization of debt discount on Infinera's convertible senior notes. A further explanation of the use of non-GAAP financial information and a reconciliation of the non-GAAP financial measures to the GAAP equivalents can be found at the end of this release.
Management Commentary:
"Our first quarter performance was exceptionally strong in what is typically a soft quarter for our industry. We are benefitting from the continued investment cycle in 100G and network convergence. The favorable economics of our PIC-based architectures and the operational benefits of super-channels positions us as the industry recognized leader in the optical market," said Tom Fallon, Chief Executive Officer. "I remain optimistic about our short-, intermediate- and long-term opportunity. Our focus this year remains on winning footprint, gaining market share, and servicing customers. We believe the continued growth of our business in long-haul, combined with product investments in adjacent markets, is the best way for us to provide long-term shareholder value."
Conference Call Information:
Infinera will host a conference call for analysts and investors to discuss its first quarter of 2014 results and its outlook for the second quarter of 2014 today at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (2:00 p.m. Pacific Time). A live webcast of the conference call will also be accessible from the Investor Relations' section of Infinera's website at www.infinera.com. Following the webcast, an archived version will be available on the website for 90 days. To hear the replay, parties in the United States and Canada should call 1-888-566-0689. International parties can access the replay at 1-402-998-0823.
About Infinera
Infinera provides Intelligent Transport Networks to help carriers exploit the increasing demand for cloud-based services and data center connectivity as they advance into the Terabit Era. Infinera is unique in its use of breakthrough semiconductor technology to deliver large scale Photonic Integrated Circuit (PICs) and the application of PICs to vertically integrated optical networking solutions that deliver the industry's only commercially available 500 Gb/s FlexCoherent super-channels. Infinera Intelligent Transport Network solutions include the DTN-X, DTN and ATN platforms. Find more at www.infinera.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions that involve risks and uncertainties. These statements are based on information available to Infinera as of the date hereof and actual results could differ materially from those stated or implied due to risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding Infinera's expectations, beliefs, intentions or strategies including statements regarding Infinera's opportunity in the short-, intermediate- and long-term; Infinera's ability to win footprint and gain market share; and Infinera's belief that continued growth of its business in long haul, combined with product investments, is the best way for Infinera to provide long-term shareholder value. Such forward-looking statements can be identified by forward-looking words such as "anticipated," "believed," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "should," "will," and "would" or similar words. The risks and uncertainties that could cause Infinera's results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements include aggressive business tactics by Infinera's competitors, Infinera's reliance on single-source suppliers, Infinera's ability to protect Infinera's intellectual property, claims by others that Infinera infringes their intellectual property, and Infinera's ability to respond to rapid technological changes, and other risks that may impact Infinera's business are set forth in its annual report on Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on February 21, 2014, as well as subsequent reports filed with or furnished to the SEC. These reports are available on Infinera's website at www.infinera.com and the SEC's website at www.sec.gov. Infinera assumes no obligation to, and does not currently intend to, update any such forward-looking statements.
Use of Non-GAAP Financial Information
In addition to disclosing financial measures prepared in accordance with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), this press release and the accompanying tables contain certain non-GAAP measures that exclude non-cash stock-based compensation expenses and amortization of debt discount on Infinera's convertible senior notes. Infinera believes these adjustments are appropriate to enhance an overall understanding of its underlying financial performance and also its prospects for the future and are considered by management for the purpose of making operational decisions. In addition, these results are the primary indicators management uses as a basis for its planning and forecasting of future periods. The presentation of this additional information is not meant to be considered in isolation or as a substitute for net income (loss), basic and diluted net income (loss) per share, or gross margin prepared in accordance with GAAP. Non-GAAP financial measures are not based on a comprehensive set of accounting rules or principles and are subject to limitations. For a description of these non-GAAP financial measures and a reconciliation to the most directly comparable GAAP financial measures, please see the section titled, "GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliations." Infinera anticipates disclosing forward-looking non-GAAP information in its conference call to discuss its first quarter results, including an estimate of non-GAAP earnings for the second quarter of 2014 that excludes non-cash stock-based compensation expenses and amortization of debt discount on Infinera's convertible senior notes.
A copy of this press release can be found on the Investor Relations' page of Infinera's website at www.infinera.com.
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John L. "Jack" Hart, a longtime Toledo educator who served as principal of DeVeaux school and was a staunch supporter of athletics at the University of Toledo, his alma mater, died Thursday at Hospice of Northwest Ohio in Toledo after a long bout with melanoma.
Mr. Hart, 85, retired in 1990 from DeVeaux Junior High.
His career began in 1950 at Jerusalem elementary in Oregon. A year later he taught at Toledo Public Schools' Walbridge elementary, becoming assistant principal in 1956.
He later served at Chase, Navarre, and Fulton elementaries, and finally DeVeaux in 1970.
His focus foremost was on the children.
He believed in positive reinforcement and told his charges that "If you believe, you will achieve," because simple statements, he explained, "give [students] something to hang their hats on."
Mr. Hart and his wife, Sophie, organized annual spring trips to Washington for students who signed contracts at the start of each school year agreeing to good behavior, attendance, and grades as a condition for going.
Mrs. Hart said the trips involved up to 100 eighth-graders, along with their parents and teachers as chaperones.
Despite seeing the same monuments and significant sites year after year, Mrs. Hart said, "We were never bored. Jack always loved history, and so did I."
Mrs. Hart, a registered nurse, was an integral part of the whirlwind trips.
"One year I was in charge of it because he was ill," she recalled. "We had five buses full."
Mr. Hart explained his motivation in a 1983 interview.
"I owe it to the kids," he said. "Each year we ask them to make our school the best, and this is my way of saying thank you."
His leadership skills were employed outside the school.
His son, Jack, Jr., recalled his father organizing "Teen Town" dances at Highland Park under the auspices of the city's parks and recreation department.
He was a weekend deejay with a mobile sound truck between 1954 and 1967, drawing hundred of young people to the South Toledo park.
He and Sophie were avid dancers and was "still cutting the rug" at age 80, his son said. "Legend has it that that is how he got my mother."
Mr. Hart and the former Sophie Harbol were married in 1958.
Mr. Hart was an avid tennis player, singles and team, and competed in city, district, and state events, his son said.
He enjoyed fishing on Lake Erie, at one time landing a walleye large enough to mount, said Jack, Jr.
He graduated from DeVilbiss High School in 1945 and enrolled in the University of Toledo. He was drafted in the Army, serving in the medical corps as an X-ray technician.
He returned to Toledo and earned a bachelor's degree in education in 1950 and a master's in administration in 1953.
He remained close to his alma mater and its support organizations as a 25-year member of the UT Alumni Association and the Downtown Coaches Association, for which he served as president in 1996-97.
He was longtime volunteer and chairman of 50/50 ticket sales for all UT football and basketball games.
He was a member of the UT men's and women's basketball fan clubs.
Mr. Hart was born on Oct. 15, 1927, in Toledo to Leona and John P. Hart. His parents died when he was 8, and he was raised by his aunt Helen Hart-Young.
Mr. Hart is survived by his wife, Sophie; son John; daughter Sherry Hart, and one granddaughter.
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Hailey Glassman has been very quiet the past couple of weeks. I figured she devoured a shit load of weed which gave her a serious case of laryngitis and numb fingers making it nearly impossible for her to communicate to the media. Well, Hailey is back and she's queefing about how Jon constantly punches her emotions. Now that Jon has his nutsack back the cunt tables have turned.
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"Awards shows are doing an incredible job with live-streaming apps like Periscope and Facebook Live," said Parachute TV co-founder Caroline Lesley, who will also co-host the event on Periscope. "And giving fans a chance to interact with their favorite celebrities backstage is another great step forward."
The Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (part of The Daytime Emmy Awards) recognize outstanding achievement in all fields of daytime television production and are presented to individuals and programs broadcast from 2:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. during the 2015 calendar year.
The recent Indie Series Awards also featured similar behind-the-scenes footage, with an "official" team of Periscopers sharing videos throughout the night. The ISAs ceremony and red carpet were also streamed to fans around the world on AfterBuzz TV. Unfortunately, a live-stream partner for the Daytime Emmys has not yet been announced, and there's an increasing chance fans will not be able to watch.
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Figures have shown that SMEs are particularly vulnerable to cybercrime as they are seen as easy targets. But cyber criminals also like a challenge, which is why they will try and break into larger firms – with some even taking on government bodies like the CIA. These departments, along with global corporations, are expected to have the most sophisticated security systems in place to protect their data, so it undoubtedly makes headlines when they find themselves victims of online attacks. Yahoo and TalkTalk are two such firms which have recently made the news after hackers breached their systems. Such cases demonstrate how important it is to have the right protection in place and show how any business is at risk – even global multinationals.
News of the Yahoo breach made headlines across the globe when it was revealed data held on around 500 million users was accessed by hackers. Details the criminals got hold of – which included those of around 8 million UK users – included names, emails, phone numbers, dates of birth and unencrypted security questions and answers.
The attack happened in 2014 but the technology company only revealed details of it in September last year as the FBI confirmed it was investigating the breach. Yahoo users were urged to change their passwords if they hadn't done so since 2014.
Just a month later, in October, UK-based telecoms giant TalkTalk was handed a record fine for security failings that allowed a cybercriminal to access its customers' data "with ease". The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) issued the £400,000 penalty after finding the attack in October 2015 could have been prevented if TalkTalk had taken basic steps to protect customers' details.
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The hacker had used an SQL injection, in which code is added to a web page to access data, to breach TalkTalk's systems – an attack TalkTalk should have been able to guard against, the ICO said. In conclusion, the ICO said the company failed to have the appropriate security measures in place to protect the details it was responsible for.
Both TalkTalk and Yahoo came under fire after news of the attacks emerged. Experts and commentators questioned why it took Yahoo so long to confirm details of its hack and how many users had been put at risk. Why it took so long for the internet giant to tell its users and prompt them to change their passwords was also questioned.
Yahoo claims the attack was carried out by "state-sponsored" hackers and said this kind of online intrusion has become "increasingly common" across the technology industry.
TalkTalk meanwhile, apologised in the immediate wake of its attack and in a letter to customers said it took any threat to the security of clients' data "very seriously". The telecoms giant was criticised, however, as the October hack came after two previous attacks on the firm.
Recovering from a cyberattack is a difficult process but there is some knowledge that can be taken from it – such as discovering where the weaknesses in your system are and how they can be strengthened. It is a safe bet to assume security experts at Yahoo and TalkTalk would have been asking the same questions.
Cybercrime can be devastating for a business, and as the above cases have proved any firm is at risk, so it is imperative companies have the best safety systems possible in place. And for those who have unfortunately fallen foul of hackers, finding out how it happened can better prepare you for the future.
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On Saturday, I ran my 16 mile steady state run a little too fast. Again. I felt very, very good running 9:42 pace up until about mile 13. THAT'S when it occurred to me that I was probably running too fast. I began to feel like I was entering the final miles of a marathon.
Seems to me that it's a bit of a learned art to be able to hit just the right pace for a steady run or to be able to run hard for the right amount of time in a progression run. All in all, I was happy with the hard effort and the extra time spent on holding my stride together under heavy fatigue.
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I'm pretty excited to say I don't believe I've peaked for this race yet. That's progress in itself- a sign I'm getting better at learning how to train! I peaked waaaay to early for my last 2 marathons- about 4 weeks early for Buffalo, and about 6 weeks early for Charlotte. I learned that while a 24 week training cycle might be ideal, you have to factor in your fitness level when you start, and deduct weeks accordingly. I also learned that I personally respond much faster to speed work than I do to the longer MP work, so I need to play around with my marathon buildup time, maximize my speed early (so it's not the limiting factor), and spend more time on marathon specific endurance work (which also shortens the training cycle).
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(CNN) -- A new night proved not to be a major hindrance to the Emmys.
According to the Los Angles Times, Monday night's NBC telecast of the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards saw a slight dip in viewership, with 15.6 million tuning in. Last year's CBS show, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, was Emmy's most watched ceremony since 2005, with 17.8 million total viewers.
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TV By The Numbers reports that the Emmys garnered a 4.2 rating in the coveted 18-49 demographic. That made it NBC's most successful Monday night programming in the past two years, excluding the Olympics.
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It was the first time the Emmys hasn't aired on a Sunday night since 1976. Last year's show saw robust ratings despite the challenge of going up against series finales of popular cable shows "Dexter" and "Breaking Bad." It also got help from having Sunday night football as a lead-in.
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I found this great charity that knits and sends 8 inch squares to help keep orphans and AIDS children in Africa. Knitting for charity is one of those activities that has always caught my interest, so I thought I'd help out the "Knit a Square" charity.
I'm working on my first 8 inch square, which is worked in the garter stitch. Keeping it simple for the first one! And I hope to knit lots of them with my group. My goal is to make 100 squares this year, which will take a lot of time and effort, if you would like to participate in this Charity KAL with my group, then go ahead!:)
The "Knit a Square" website is here. Check it out!
I'm so excited to help warm the AIDs children and orphans in Africa.