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A quick analysis of what is currently being Googled reveals that the search GDPR PDF Download Checklist is very popular. This does not surprise us.
The Clock is Ticking. Sorry.
As I write, we have around seventy days until May 18th. We suspect that the vast majority of organisations are only just at the point of appreciating the scale of the task, let alone addressing it.
A handy tick-box and a few minor actions would be a wonderful answer to the challenge. Sadly, it's not quite like that. However, help is at hand.
Some Free Documents That Might Help.Or Not.
Have we brought you here under false pretences? We wouldn't dare. Below are two documents which may just help you come to understand the areas that GDPR covers, and hopefully lead you to a decision as to whether the task of compliance is within your in-house capability.
Controller or Processor? An Important Distinction in GDPR.
Are you a Data Controller or Data Processor? We could share they wordy legalese of the GDPR document here. However, a simple illustration will be more helpful:
The Smith and Jones Company sells widgets to consumers. It uses the Johnson Marketing Company to email consumers on their behalf and track their engagement activity, offer support, extended warranties, etc. Therefore, Smith and Jones is the data controller, and Johnson Marketing is the data processor.
We shared these documents simply to give an idea of the scope of the work involved. To use a cooking analogy, the checklists show what you should shop for, not how to produce the final dish. They are related to a larger, 11-page GDPR Readiness Checklist. We're happy to share that one, but on a reasonably-priced, commercial basis only.
Data Controllers Checklist
GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation
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So many things are bashing around in my brain right now that I'm not sure how to organize them enough to write about them. It doesn't help that I'm not an eloquent writer, but there are a few things I want to convey today, on my 40th birthday. (OK, technically it's over, but I haven't gone to bed yet!)
I've been anticipating this day for a whole year. I wasn't too sure about how I would feel turning 40, but I've spent a lot of time contemplating about the things I've accomplished, the trials and bumps in the road that have set me back a bit and the person I've become in the last 4 decades. While doing so, a high school friend of mine, posted this article on her Facebook page. I read it and it just made perfect sense to me! It really summed up my feelings and attitude about my upcoming 40th birthday. I LOVE how, at the end, she says,
"It is simply because, through the marvelous gift and power of prayer, I am discovering I have been prepared to be EXACTLY where the Lord knew I'd be...
...because He's been preparing me, for forty years, to be right where I am.
And I believe He's been preparing me for the fulfillment of promises.
His Promises.
How could I possibly ask for anything more?"
Really, could that be any more PERFECT? Not for me!
I've had a rough patch these last 7 years with my health. That's a looooong time to feel so rotten. In the end, it was nothing super serious, but it was life altering. It took me from a very active lifestyle, healthy in every way, to a very sedintary, only-do-what-you-abosolutely-have-to-do-to-get-by life style. It was SO HARD. Incredibly challenging; physically, mentally and emotionally. I had 4 babies and a husband to take care of on a daily basis. I was running a full time daycare out of my home for wonderful families who I grew to love like my own family. I had things to do. I didn't have time to hurt and be sick.
I've blogged a little about the dibilitating headaches and dizzy spells that I lived with on a constant basis. No relief EVER. Dealt with it 24/7 for 7 years! Had test after test after test done, only to be told that everything looked healthy and normal. WHY then, was I feeling like CRAP? As I stared and cried at myself in the mirror, 80 lbs heavier than I've ever been and high blood pressure, I just resigned myself to the fact that I was going to have to live with this chronic pain for the rest of my life. What more could I do? I felt like I had done my part to find the problem. But nothing ever came of it. I felt so hopeless so much of the time. And then, out of the blue, because of my daughters first bout with her genetically inherited back pain, a miracle happened! A miracle long prayed for and probably not so patiently waited for. I refused to let her deal with her back pain like Meister has his whole life. I wanted to know what was going on and what was causing it. I did not want her suffering chronic pain like I was having to endure. Like her daddy has had to endure. I trusted my instinct and took her to our bishop, who is a chiropractor. As I listened to him tell me exactly what was wrong with her and that it could be fixed, I was so incredibly grateful. As we began her therapy with him and as I went to appointment after appointment, I began to realize that my very own body had been SCREAMING at me for a long while. I had all kinds of aches and pains that I never paid much attention to until then. I suddenly realized that so much of what I was dealing with could be aleviated through chiropractic care. I dove into that treatment as fast I could! As we looked at x-rays togehter, I was told that a childhood injury to my neck, resulting in torn ligaments and jammed vertabrae, was likely the cause of my headaches and dizzy spells. I left his office that day, after one adjustment, and had never felt lighter! I joked with him at my second appointment about how I felt like he had decapitated me! THE PAIN WAS GONE! For the first time in 7 years!!! I really didn't know what to do with myself. I cried. That's what I always do. All I needed all this time was a simple adjustment???! WOW! WHY didn't any of my doctor's suggest a visit to the chiropractor? Needless to say, I've become a huge advocate. I try to share my experience with others so that they don't have to suffer as long as I did.
Now here I am, 6 months into chiropractic therapy, feeling better than I have in a long time! Being able to be active again has been so liberating! It feels great. But I still have my moments when I look at myself in the mirror and all the weight I gained from being so sedintary. From when I could hardly stand to make my family dinner or put laundry in the washer and dryer. Sometimes I think that I'm just meant to be obese forever and that I'm never going to get it all off.
On one of those really bad days, feeling so down and frustrated, I was once again inspired by my high school friend. She posted another article on Facebook, meant just for me on that day. You've got to read it! Hurry, click here! It was just what I needed to hear. The motivation to keep doing what I'm doing and to ease back into physical activity. It took 7 years to put on and it just might take that long to take off, but here I am! Ready and willing to master the art of starting over!
I know that I have been been prepared to be right where I am today! I am so happy to be 40 and on my way to the best years of my life! What a wonderful birthday it's been! That hill was a dang hard one to climb! I'm so glad to FINALLY be over it!


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In this Super Smash Brothers-styles game, there are no health meters. To eliminate enemies, players must use various super-power compressed air weapons to send them flying out of their boots! Grappling hooks and lassos must be used constantly to prevent players from falling off in the great blue sky. Combined with other items like steam-powered jet packs, jump pads and teleporters, cowboys need to be quick on the draw and light on their boots in the fast-paced, aerial mayhem of Sky Noon!
Players can choose between Steve and Jaz and customize their different cowboy/cowgirl outfits. There are four different sky-bound maps and three game modes including a 'payload' type mode.
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Amid tough trading conditions and intense competition, Coles has fired the latest salvo in its ongoing supermarket war with Woolworths, announcing it will reduce the price of some fruit and vegetables by 50%.
The move is the latest in a battle between the supermarket giants to wrest market share and follows previous cuts to staples such as milk and bread, beer and chicken.
However, Australia's peak industry body of vegetable growers, Ausveg, is concerned about the impact the price decision will have on growers' livelihoods.
Gary Mortimer, lecturer, School of marketing, QUT, on whether this is a good strategy:
"Price discounting is generally not considered a good long-term strategy. However, what Coles have done successfully is take market share from their competitor, Woolworths, by competing solely on price.
Certainly the price promotion strategy is a great way to get new customers through the turnstiles. However, once in there, the store needs to be operationally sound. If we look at the current offer, which is significantly discounting fruit and vegetables, operationally they need to make sure that their produce is of fresh quality and premium, and that it's in stock.
But another of the key strategies Coles has put in place recently is having their checkout operators stand in the front of their registers and welcome customers. It's something new that we haven't seen in Australia. Essentially, it's the package internally that will maintain customer loyalty and repeat business.
I don't believe there will be a threat to the farmers and the food supply chain. I believe these price discounts and quantities of product would have been booked with farmers and farmers' agents, probably six to eight months ago. Certainly, here in Queensland in the Darling Downs area, farmers have been talking about bumper crops and a good range of products being able to go to market. I imagine Greg Davis, the general manager of produce at Coles, would have locked into that pretty early and aligned commercial farmers with Coles and agreed on prices and quantity.
For smaller farmers, they don't interact a great deal with the major supermarkets. They'll continue to service the local independents, including greengrocers."
Dr Daniel Tan, a lecturer at the University of Sydney on the effect on agricultural producers:
"Initially, a price reduction have some benefits, in terms of getting rid of excess produce. But they will eventually suffer, because even though there's oversupply, it's only temporary. for example, some places have more rainfall and there's no longer that limiting factor for the production of fruit and vegetables. Growers will get a lower profit margin, because a price reduction means that won't be able to get what they normally could.
It's going to be quite tough for a lot of growers, because a lot of them send their produce either to the central markets, like (Sydney's) Flemington Markets, or directly to the supermarkets. They are going to be squeezed because they don't have a lot of options. Let's say the price goes down by 50%: that would mean their profit margins will be vastly reduced.
Their cost basis will remain largely the same, but the selling price of their produce is halved. That means they'll only get a very small profit margin; some growers might even go backwards. If this happens, then some growers will go out of business and Coles and Woolworths will have to source some of their vegetables from overseas producers. It's not so good for the Australian economy.
Growers will have to be more efficient. A lot of growers are not as efficient as they could be. They could do this by mechanising their operations as much as possible, which reduces labour costs. Labour costs are the highest costs for Australian farmers, so that's why it's hard for Australia to compete - especially with our Asian neighbours, with their lower labour costs."


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There are several factors that influence job satisfaction. It isn't just about the money you earn, or your job function. In fact in the overall scheme of things your work environment plays the biggest role in job satisfaction.
Job satisfaction comes from the organisational culture and the type of people you work with. It is based on whether it is a highly political environment where people like to play power games and be competitive, or whether it is a culture that values its staff and is concerned about their wellbeing. If you work in an environment that is hostile then there is a good chance that it is toxic.
Beware the toxic environment
Working in a toxic organisational environment is very bad for your health and wellbeing.
Dreading going into work every day clouds your perspective on life. It creates a negative mindset which can overflow into your personal life, making you feel deeply unhappy and unable to appreciate all the good that is in your life like your family and friends.
A toxic environment also exacerbates stress, and as we all know too much stress can lead to physical health problems from never-ending bouts of colds and flus, to migraines, physical pain and digestive problems.
So beware, if you work in a toxic work environment you may be putting your health at risk.
10 Signs that you work in a toxic environment
To find out if you are working in a toxic environment ask yourself:
- Is my boss a narcissist or dictator?
- Are my co-workers untrustworthy?
- Does the organisation favour criticism over positive feedback?
- Is there a lack of honesty and transparency, or a complete lack of communication?
- Has my self-confidence or self-esteem decreased since I've started working in your organisation?
- Does the organisation encourage competition between employees?
- Do employees like to play power games?
- Is there a lack of team morale?
- Is the management inconsiderate, demanding and unsupportive?
- Does the organisation engage in unethical or immoral behaviour?
If you answered yes to the majority of these questions, then you are probably working in a highly toxic work environment and already feeling the strain.
Is it time for a career change?
While I cannot tell you to jump ship if you are stuck in a toxic work environment, I will say that you have to make your health and wellbeing a top priority. No one can sustain long term stress, exhaustion and unhappiness without it severely impacting them physically and mentally.
Unfortunately you cannot change other people, and unless you are part of the top management team you have no influence over changing the organisational culture. So if you are already suffering with work-related health issues then it is a good idea to seriously consider changing jobs, or if the problem exists in just one department then transferring out of your office.
Even if you feel that you cannot leave just yet then start planning your escape. Spend time considering what you would like to do for a living and what would give you job satisfaction. Think about the type of work environment that you are keen to work in. Set yourself a deadline to start actively pursuing a new role and then stick to it.
Taking this approach lessens the impact your current toxic environment has on you. Instead of taking onboard the bad behaviour of your colleagues and boss, you see it as a temporary situation – one that you will be escaping soon.


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Add 2 Tablespoons of hot tap water to the bottle. Allow to sit for 5 minutes to allow the herbs and spices to rehydrate. Add Olive oil of your choice to the bottom of the neck and shake.
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- Well said, Elie. That's what has driven this bubble - unbridled greed. What we get charged to live in crummy apartments that need maintenance are not justifiable at all. All I am seeing in Hamra and on the Corniche are rows and rows of empty buildings. To me, this indicates an impending crash. Just as there was panic-buying at the start of this bubble, so there will also be panic-selling that brings prices back down to reasonable levels. Had there been regulation and property tax to keep the real estate profiteers in check, this would have happened much sooner. Hang in there; the crash is coming.


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Working at Verstegen
Verstegen Spices & Sauces is, in the first instance, a prominent producer and supplier of herb (mixes), spices, sauces, marinades and raw materials, et cetera. But it is also a company with more than 350 staff, an excellent working atmosphere and a sober Rotterdam mentality. We can be brief about ourselves, therefore: Verstegen adds spirit to the food sector! And we are always looking for people who have this same spirit.
- At the moment, there are unfortunately no vacancies.
For more information about working at Verstegen, please send an e-mail to email@example.com or a letter to:
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It's an Essay Festivus For the Rest of Us tonight at 7pm at The Book Cellar (4736 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60625). Featured readers include Lily Be, Naomi Huffman and Bill Hillmann.
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Come out to the Hideout (1354 W Wabansia Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60642) for WRITE CLUB Chicago – Chapter 65: War on Xmas/Book Release-travaganza at 7pm. Celebrate the release of Bare Knuckled Lit: The Best of Write Club and enjoy an exclusive reading by Samantha Irby defending Santa Claus.
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The Poetry Foundation (61 W Superior St, Chicago, Illinois 60654) is hosting another installment of The Open Door Readings tomorrow night at 7pm. This month's featured poets include Matthew Shenoda, Abigail ZImmer and Kaisa Cummings.
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Story Club South Side presents "Stories About Things That May or May Not Happen in the Future", Tuesday night at 7:30pm at the Co-Prosperity Sphere (3219-21 South Morgan Street, Chicago, IL 60607). Featured readers include Maura Clement and Bill Drew.
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Jac Jemc, Elizabeth Gomez and Ben Johnson are just a few of the featured readers who will be performing at The Pungent Parlour at The Black Rock Pub & Kitchen (3614 N Damen Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60618) this Tuesday at 8:30pm. Don't miss it!
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Join Keith Ecker and Samantha Irby upstairs at Schubas (3159 N Southport Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60657) for another installment of Guts & Glory this Wednesday at 7pm. Featured readers include Melinda McIntire, Gwynn Fulcher and Valentine Soposky.
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Art has the ability to affect change in the way most mediums cannot. Victory Gardens Theater placed a call to local poets and playwrights to help remember the lives of Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice and countless other black men who died due to police brutality. We encourage our readers to live-stream WE MUST BREATHE this Thursday night at 7pm and to never stop fighting against injustice.
// Please visit victorygardens.org for more info on this event // #WeMustBreathe //
Story Lab is back at Black Rock Pub & Kitchen (3614 North Damen Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618) for its annual Christmas show, this Wednesday at 7:30pm. Laura Bollin, Mindy Park and Marina Murphy are just a few of the amazing writers reading at this awesome series hosted by Scott Whitehair. Don't miss it!
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You'd be a fool to miss the Curbside Yuletide Book Thing happening Wednesday night at 7pm at Beauty Bar (1444 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60622). Come meet some of your favorite authors and buy some great books from one of the city's most celebrated indie publishing houses. Gina Frangello, James Tadd Adcox and Ben Tanzer are just a few of the literary all-stars who will be in attendance.
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A Survival Guide to the Holidays will take place at Uncommon Ground (1401 West Devon Ave Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60613) at 8pm and will feature exclusive performances by Jeremy Owens, Ike Holter and Sharon Lanza.
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Poetry Off The Shelf: Write Club Edition will take place at the Poetry Foundation ((61 W Superior St, Chicago, Illinois 60654) at 7pm. Featured poets include Robbie Q. Telfer, Jessica Anne and more.
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Grown Folks Stories is back at The Silver Room (1442 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622) this Thursday at 8pm. Join host Cara Brigandi for a night full of holiday cheer.
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Don't miss another episode of I Shit You Not! at the Logan Theater (2646 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, Illinois 60647) at 8pm. This series about humiliating body blunders hosted by Seth Davis and Monte LaMonte will feature readings by Bobby Condon, Adam Gulley and more. Prepare to laugh your gut off!
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Earliana McLaurin is the incredible curator behind 2nd Story's annual Christmas episode with the Lakeview Orchestra, this Friday at 7pm. Come out to Nettelhorst Elementary (3252 North Broadway Street, Chicago, IL 60657) and settle in for a night of magic featuring moving readings by Julie Ganey, Jessica Young and Vince Pagan. It's sure to be a wonderful evening that will put you in the Christmas spirit!
// Get tickets // There is an encore performance on Saturday night //
Folk You! is back at Silvie's Lounge (1902 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago, Illinois 60613) Friday night at 7:30pm. Join host Larry O. Dean for this round-robin concert series.
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Chicago is teeming with amazing local artisans and presses, so instead of buying from corporate big-wigs,why not support local vendors? Come out to Block Thirty Seven: Shops on State (108 N State St, Chicago, Illinois 60602) for Made in Chicago Holiday Market on Saturday from 9am to 7pm. Featured vendors include Abbey Brown Soap Artisan, Do-Rite Donuts & Coffee and many more.
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Join Naomi Huffman and Leah Pickett at the Punch House (1227 West 18th Street, Chicago, IL 60608) for another installment of Curbside Splendor's nonfiction reading series The Marrow this Sunday at 7:30pm. Featured readers include Susan Hope Lanier, Tyler Snodgrass and more.
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Our products go through rigorous testing to ensure absolute quality and safety for our customers and guarantee 100% satisfaction. We offer many programs and customizable options to suit any vehicle that you drive; you can always "Drive With Confidence" using Abrams. Welcome to the Abrams family and thank you for your continued support and interest in our company.
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Polystyrene Heat Plate Adhesive Mortar
IŞIKLAR Thin Insulation plaster mortar is a long life plaster mortar with Chemical additive and cement-based and high performance and easy applicability
It is used with machine or hand in the interior and exterior facade of mineral based wall surfaces
Preliminary preparation
- After repairing broken, cracked surfaces with Işıklar Repair Mortar, a smooth surface must be obtained
- The surface to be attached shall be purified from the materials like dust, dirt, grease and paint.
- In the areas exposed to sun, wind and heat, the application area should be moistened.
|Mixing Ratio:
|Resting Time
|Standby time of the mortar in the bucket
|11-12 liters of water for 25kg Adhesive
|5–10 minutes.
|Max. 1 - 2 hours
- Reference standards: : EN 998-1 JULY 2011
- Color: : White - GREY
- Workability of the mortar Time : 15-20 minutes
- Dry Bulk Density : CLASS LW ≤ 1300 kg / m³
- ComPresssive Strength: CLASS CS II (1.5 - 5.0. N / mm²)
- Bond strength : ≥ 0.09 N / mm²
- Water Vapor Permeability Floors: µ≤ 40
- Average heat conductivity: Class T2 ( ≤ 0,20 W/m.K )
- Water absorption: : Class W1 C ≤ 0,40kg /m².h.½
- Reaction to Fire Class : Class A1
- Application Temperature : + 5 °C ile +35 °C arası
- Consumption 1 cm Weight: 9-10 kg /m²
Işıklar light plaster mortar mortar shall be added to a container containing clean and cold water in thefollowing ratio and is mixed with low speed mixer until plastic consistency is obtained. During mixture, formation of lumps should be prevented immediately.
- The homogenous mixture is rested for 5-10 minutes and then is stirred again
- The mortar should be used within maximum 3 hours without losing its workability
- Glass-fiber mesh must be used over wall surfaces at the conjunction points like colon, beam, bond beam etc. and areas with highly fracture composing risks.
- Glass-fiber mesh must be close to the surface as far as 1/3 rate of plaster thickness.
- Last layer plaster application must be done after ( 24 – 48) subject to climate conditions.
- Any long term waited dry down surfaces must be watered before applying last layer mortar application.
- Any mortar with expired processing time cannot be used adding water or dry mixture.
- Ladle life of mortar ( 1-2 hours).
- Avoid contact with eye, mouth and skin for containing cement.
- Do not add any additives to mortar (sand, cement).
- Do not make any applications beside specified guidelines and instructions.
- Production date is the date stamped on the product
- Batch and serial number is the same with the date of manufacture.
- It should be kept in krapt bags of 25 Kg, on wooden pallets and the packing height shall be maximum 10 bags and in dry environments.
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How to Make Millions from a Secret Creek
There is a nondescript little creek that meanders along the perimeter of Sierra College in Placer County, California. How much water flows throught that creek? How much money is that water worth?
About ten years ago I was a member of a team that measured "Secret Creek" to answer those questions. Using a graphing technique we constructed a cross section drawing of the creek. The cross section we chose as representative of the creek was about 12 feet wide and no more than 1.71 feet deep. The creek averaged about a foot and a half deep. You can wade across it without getting your knees wet. Like I said, nondescript. It just burbled along, minding its own business, not raging rapids, just sort of . . . well . . . creek-like.
Using several analytic steps I'm not going to bore you with, we determined that the volume of the creek was about 25 cubic feet per second.
Prepare to be amazed!
volume of flow per hour in cubic feet = 90, 144 cubic feet
volume of flow per hour in gallons = 674,277 gallons
volume of flow per day in gallons = 16,182,648 gallons
volume of flow per year in gallons = 5,906,666,520 gallons (look at that number again)
From that little pissant creek? How much is it worth?
volume of flow per year in acre-feet = 18,142 acre-feet per year
value of 1 year flow ($200/acre-feet) = $3,628,400.
S0, friends, if you have a little creek on your property, you will be a millionaire 3 times over in just a year.
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How do you train like Ronaldinho? How do you play the game like Ronaldinho? A new sequence of highlights of the great Brazilian and Barcelona star….Ronaldinho is widely regarded as the best soccer player in the world by fans, pundits and peers alike, although he himself considers such talk ridiculous, having told FourFourTwo magazine, "I don't even feel I'm the best at Barca." That's a scary thought…and I'm sure he'll do some more amazing things in La Liga that no player will ever be able to do. And certainly not with as much style. Ronaldinho at his core loves to play the game and that always comes through. If you want to play like Ronaldinho play with passion and a fearlessness to try new things.
Quotes from Ronaldinho:
"God gives gifts to everyone, … Some can write, some can dance. He gave me the skill to play football and I am making the most of it."
"I am very happy in this side and this type of contentment doesn't have a price. I want for nothing here and look forward to staying for many years."
"It was lovely to receive the affection from some of the supporters of our biggest rival, … It doesn't happen to you very often in your career."
"I have the chance to do for a living what I like the most in life, and that's playing football. I can make people happy and enjoy myself at the same time."
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Their is a possessive pronoun. It always describes a noun.
Note the spelling of their. It comes from the word they, so the e comes before the i.
It is masturbate.
Not masterbate!
On the most recent Intermission page, is the country spelled Marvallo or Marvollo? It's spelled Marvollo the first time it appears, then Marvallo for the other instances.
On the most recent Intermission page, is the country spelled Marvallo or Marvollo? It's spelled Marvollo the first time it appears, then Marvallo for the other instances.
Where is it spelled Marvollo? Can't find that instance.
Panel 1 of Intermission 18 page 13. Maytag's colours are switched around
The image file (http://www.flipsidecomics.com/comic/com-flip28-12.gif) in Chapter 28, Page 12 (http://www.flipsidecomics.com/comic.php?i=1102) is broken. >:( Not all of it loads. I tested it in 2 unrelated browsers to make sure it's not a caching issue.
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"You twenty-four will be tonight's group!" or "You twenty-four are to be tonight's group!"
Lovin' the comic, Brion.
Chapter 29, Page 19, Panel six.
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"Well, I have no idea but she's thinking, but... generally I get the sense that she likes you."
Should that be "...what she's thinking..." ?
Chapter 30, Page 10, I believe you meant "Those girls were really tough" as opposed to "Those girls we're really tough."rough not tough
Maybe the last panel could be construed as an error. They were thinking back to Maytag's old costume but she wore another one before that costume when she was under Mayweather and Taggerty's guidance. Not sure if it was the same one she wore when she met Xenfa.
Also: Should Maytag and Bern have their "communication" rings on most of the time?
Also: Should Maytag and Bern have their "communication" rings on most of the time?
Oops! Yeah, they should.
On today's page (Ch 30, Pg 47) Crest asks "Did we make it?" and the response is "No, you have perfect timing."Agreed.
That response doesn't seem to fit the question. Should he be asking "did we miss it?" or else maybe the answer should be "yes' rather than "no."
back tracking slightly butIt's the name of the sword technique/magic, not necessarily describing the action she's performing with it.
last panel (http://flipside.keenspot.com/comic.php?i=2201) Should the spell not be Extraction, rather than Abstraction?
Long time no see and it's probably a little rude to come back just to post a mistake but...
Chapter 44 page 39: Maytag's ring is claimed to be lost with her clothes at the bathhouse after she was kidnapped.
Chapter 40 page 2-4: Maytag is clearly shown with her ring and asks ThinMan why it doesn't work.
Not sure how to resolve this.
If you retcon Chapter 44 and do have the ring left then logic is the friends would have contacted Bernadette.
If she does have it then there's no logical reason she wouldn't demand to use it and For either Bern to have hers or Maytag to be very concerned if it doesn't work.
One possibility is to say the Thinman is concerned the rings can be traced by a knowledgeable sorcerer with the opposite ring.
Skipped 57.
What are they running here a voluntary Whorehouse?
Page 35 (currently newest) there are two blank bubbles from Bern.
It's possible this is still unfinished?


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I used my Sugarpill Burning Heart Palette and the green from my Sugarpill Sweetheart palette along with a red NYX Jumbo Lip Pencil, Purlisse lip treatment, Ulta foundation, a fluffy Studio Tools brush, a Studio Tools angled liner brush and an elf concealer brush.
You will need:
Matte Red Eyeshadow
Matte Green ( a dirty green would work better than the green I used) Eyeshadow
Matte Yellow Eyeshadow
Matte Purple Eyeshadow
Red Lipgloss or Red Lipstick
Fluffy eyeshadow brush
Small brush such as a liner brush
1. I started out by applying my foundation. This is an important step because the foundation gives something for the eyeshadow to stick too. I also did my eyebrows and mascara. This is optional.
2. Next I applied the yellow eyeshadow in the general shape I wanted the bruising to be. You do not have to be precise or careful. Bruising isn't an exact shape or look so do not worry about keeping in the shape or exact shading at this point. We have to build up color. Another tip is to start light. Only pick up a small amount of shadow on your brush. Keep getting a little more on your brush and applying until you have your desire color.
3. Apply the green shadow with the same brush on top of the yellow in a slightly smaller shape.
4. Using the small brush or eyeliner brush apply the purple along the lower and upper lash line. The grab your fluffy brush and go over the purple until it is very blended
5. Using the fluffy brush add a small amount of purple under your eye and to your lid and slightly into the crease. Blend it heavily into the yellow and green.
6. Using the same brush add red on top of the purple. Apply the red VERY lightly ans build up the color. Blend it out heavily.
7. Take your fluffy brush and apply yellow all over the entire eye blending it as you go. This changes the red color into more of a bruise color.
8. Lastly I applied a bit more purple to my lid and under eye. Then using my red lip pencil I added a little under my lower lash line. Then I added a bit more yellow, red and purple where it was needed. I wish I could be more specific but like I said, bruising is not standard so I just added color where I felt it needed it.
To do the mouth I used the same technique of layering colors, starting with yellow, then green, then purple, then red and then going over with the colors again as needed until the shading was correct. I applied the yellow first and then I colored a small spot in the corner of my mouth in with the red lip pencil.
I used the small eyeliner brush and dabbed the mixture on starting on the inside of my lip. I gradually moved outwards. You will want to pick up a lot on your brush so when you dab it on it gives it some texture. I also used my finger to dab it as well.
The nose was done the same way, layering the colors. Then I used the small brush and applied the red mixture to my nostril and used my finger to dab it out onto my nose.
Here is the finished look. There are some things I would change about it. I would line my other eye slightly with red so it would appear that I had been crying or it was irritated. I would also try to deepen the color of the blood. Overall I am pleased an how well this came out especially since it was my first time and I only used eyeshadow and lipstick. Doing this look made made me want to try out some special effects stuff. After the holidays I am going to get a bunch of Ben Nye stuff and go to town!
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Indra Harsaputra, The Jakarta Post, Mojokerto
The damage to hundreds of archaeological sites at Trowulan, the former center of the Majapahit Kingdom, has raised concern among many organizations and individuals. One of these is Anam Anis, a lawyer who founded a culture and art appreciation group called Majapahit Gotrah Wilwatikta.
The name Majapahit Gotrah Wilwatikta is taken from the genealogy of Majapahit (trah means having a lineage), while Wilwatikta is another name for Majapahit.
The group has only three members – Anis and his colleagues Saifullah Barnawi and Paidi Jolali – but they are nevertheless being heard in their strong opposition to a massive development project for the Majapahit Information Center. They oppose the project, funded by the budget for Trowulan village in Mojokerto, because the plans are to build on an ancient Majapahit Kingdom site that covers 2,000 square meters.
"For long time we have been hurt by a group of people who have damaged and stolen hundreds of items of value from the archaeological sites of the Majapahit Kingdom," Anis told The Jakarta Post.
Thanks to their passion, their cause is attracting wider attention, with residents of surrounding areas starting to lodge claims and urge the government to relocate the construction.
When it comes to making his point about the damage done to the Majapahit sites, Anis lets the pictures do the talking, showing 16 video recordings and hundreds of photos taken since 2005, which all show people damaging the area and artifacts.
Paidi Jolali, who has a junior high school education and now works in a small shoemaking business in Kedungwali Mojokerto, assembled the collection of videos and photos.
Paidi, while out taking pictures of the looting, was offered a job by an antiques broker to sell statues and bricks from the Majapahit Kingdom. He rejected that opportunity, even though he doesn't receive a penny for his activities in defense of the site; Anis only gives him money for fuel for his motorcycle.
"One of the private television stations in Indonesia even offered a high price for the videos," Anis said. "But Paidi and I rejected that offer; we have given these videos free to all television stations that are interested."
The evidence in the videos is damning. One person is shown prying out heaps of bricks from archaeological sites with a crowbar. The broken bricks were abandoned, while those that were still intact were washed in the river and then sold to a broker for Rp 500 (5 US cents) per brick. Not too bad for the robber: Modern local bricks sell for only Rp 225 each.
But better for the broker. Anis said those bricks were then sold to businesspeople in Bali for a hefty price of Rp 100,000 per brick. The brick trade – effectively selling off the heritage of the Majapahit Kingdom – has been going on since 1980, meaning income for the sellers, and great losses to archaeology.
Looters have also sold off much of the Majapahit Kingdom's treasures, such as jewelry, gold coins and porcelain jugs. Even the statues have not been safe.
Some of the photos Anis shows are of statues found by local residents, which were reported to the Education Coordination Assistance Agency (Badan Pembantu Penyelenggaraan Pendidikan or BP3) and related authorities some months ago. One statue had been placed outside the house of the resident who had reported it missing the next day. Once it went missing, BP3 was not able to record the discovery.
"The residents have become fed up because everyone who reports something to BP3 never hears anything," Anis said. "Consequently the residents have finally stopped caring about the activities of the robbers of the ancient goods from this village."
Anis and his colleagues have not stopped caring. At first, community members and leaders and government officials were not interested in hearing from these three outsiders, but they persisted in their campaign, making people aware of the laws forbidding the sale of historical artifacts.
Finally some residents of Klinterejo village, supported by the village government, formed a Majapahit Kingdom preservation group. They stated that they were ready to take action against all robbers who entered their village to dig up archaeological sites and sell the bricks and other valuable goods.
The group also opposes the plan to build the Majapahit Information Center. They made banners warning of the need to preserve archaeological sites and historical artifacts, and they approached members of the House of Representatives and the regency government, demanding the building be relocated away from the archaeological sites.
So far, the struggle is paying off, with a government response. Tourism and Culture Minister Jero Wacik has halted the development of the project, forecast to cost Rp 3 billion (US$270,000), and has requested its relocation.
But the struggle isn't over yet, Anis said.
"The government hasn't determined its policy, and there are still many villagers who haven't accepted that there is a problem in preserving historical artifacts."


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Detailing Black is used over the top of dried glass color for making detail lines or touching up outlines you may have went over with glass color.
This product is a shiny finish and the GO-331 Outline Black is a matt finish, so if you use the "Detailing Black" you need to randomly use it throughout the design so it doesn't stand out from the rest of your outlines.
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Appearance: Stephen is a pale, doughy white. He looks dead basically, as well he should. His eyes are red and souless. He wares a worn purple suit and matching top hat.His trousers, the same. He also wares a noose like a necklase
Possessions: This guy has two, pinkey long knifes, a long whip, a long gutting knife, and a grisly three bladed sword.
Strengths: He has no moral values, so fighting dirty is a thing for him. His voice puts off many victims and he is very brutal.
Weakness: Being albino, the sun hurts him. He sleeps horribly, and he can't stand small group meetings.
Background: O'Malley was underground crime organization's prodigy. He would and could kill any beast he was sent after. His parrents no where to be seen (as if he cared) the mob took care of him. With his natural brutality, killing was a breeze for him. He quickly began to rise through the ranks, and not just from being a good follower.
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The Cincinnati Flex have championship goals for first MPIFL season
Anticipation continues to build for the Cincinnati Flex, as they get ready to kick off their inaugural season in the Midwest Professional Indoor Football League. Despite being a first-year expansion team, the Flex have some pretty lofty goals for year one.
"It's obviously every team and every organization's goal to make it to the championship at the end of the year," Flex owner Tyler Cosby told Developmental Football USA. "I firmly do believe with the head coach we've brought in – who's been part of several of the Northern Kentucky teams over the past several years – with him and the skillset of the players we have, I can strongly say, if we don't win a championship, it's a bust for us in the first year."
To many, a championship in year one may sound like a little much. However, head coach Kyle Hogan will have a wealth of talent to work with on both sides of the football for the Flex and just might have enough pieces in place to bring some hardware home.
"I know our wide receiver Jett Williams, he has definitely been around the arena leagues for quite some times," Cosby said. "We're going through camp now, so I don't really have a final list of the players that have made the team, but he's definitely our biggest offensive name and weapon and probably one of the biggest names in our league."
Unless anyone else emerges between now and week one, it looks like Williams will be catching dimes from quarterback Cory Robinson.
"The way he looks and his play definitely resembles an Andrew Luck style of quarterback," Cosby said. "He's great with his feet. He can get out of the pocket if need be and has a very strong and accurate type arm. He's young and I believe this will be his first year in arena. From the first tryout at OTAs to camp, he's been solid. At practice just recently, he went 12 for 12 in team, he's got a rocket arm and is pretty great with his decision making as well."
Defensively, former Michigan State Spartan Enrique Shaw is expected to lead the way at strong safety. In addition to playing in the Big Ten, Shaw is also a veteran at the arena level.
"The dude is multidimensional, he can do what we ask of him and more," Cosby said. "He's 6-foot-3, 220 pounds, with great acceleration and great speed. He's definitely probably one of the smartest players on our team. He can play man, he can come up and press coverage on somebody or he can come up and bait the quarterback, and go up and get that ball."
A good pass rush can lead to more turnovers and potentially more interceptions for Shaw and one player expected to make some noise at that group is defensive end Dustin Mitchell – a rookie out of Thomas Moore College.
"The dude is a stud coming off the end," Cosby said. "He's very quick, one of the quickest d-ends I've seen. I know offensive linemen are definitely going to have some trouble stopping him. He's young, very smart and I think he's definitely going to bring a lot to the table this year and get a good pass rush and sacks."
In the MPIFL, the majority of teams compensate their players, many of whom are working hard to get an opportunity to move up to the next arena level and beyond. Aside from helping players move up, the Flex is focused on winning a championship and that would mean knocking off last year's champion, the Northern Indiana Renegades.
You can check out the Flex at the Western Hills Sports Mall when the season kicks off, or you may catch them out in the community before then.
"We've got something setup in the next month where we're feeding the homeless and giving them care bags, food and hygiene products," Cosby said. "We're looking to do a lot with autism awareness around the community. We're here to show the city we're here for you guys and we thank you for supporting us."
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Based on our may years of conducting tours in Japan we have put together a sample itinerary for seven amazing days in Tokyo. This tour itinerary would alow you to experience Tokyo's energy and excitement by traveling on Tokyo's subways, trains, and buses to explore this enticing maze of paradoxes: fascinating ancient traditions colliding with a future going full tilt.
Day 1
Arrive Narita Airport, usually late in the afternoon; met by Steve or one of our associates as you exit Customs. Train ride into Tokyo; check in to Hotel. Brief gathering to get acquainted.
Day 2
Visit Honganji Temple, noteworthy for its untypical architecture; Tsukiji market - the world's busiest seafood and produce market (where we will sample some of the freshest Sushi to be found); Hama Rikyu Garden, once the exclusive domain of samurai lords, now a peaceful haven in the heart of the city's bustle. Then we ride the Water Bus up the Sumida River to Asakusa, where we will join the throngs on Nakamise-dori shopping street which leads to Senso-ji Temple, the oldest and most famous in Tokyo. After allowing time for lunch in Asakusa we'll rest briefly at our Hotel. Then we discover many facets of Ueno Park before entering the bustling mazes of Ameyoko marketplace, which began as a black market after World War II. Riding on a cute neighborhood bus we will come to a part of "old Tokyo" rarely visited by outsiders. I will treat you to an Included Welcome Dinner (Yakitori) in a tiny, very delightful eating place. This evening I guarantee you will see and hear about aspects of Tokyo very few tourists have ever encountered.
Day 3
We begin the day with views of the public portion of the Imperial Palace grounds, including a walk through the East Garden. Nearby Yasukuni Shrine reminds us of Japan's militaristic past. Then, after a break for lunch at our hotel, we will spend the afternoon steeped in history at Edo-Tokyo Museum and Tokyo Reconstruction Museum.
Day 4
In the morning we will visit Meiji Shrine in its wooded, peaceful setting (perhaps we will see a Shinto wedding in progress); Yoyogi Park; and Harajuku, one of Tokyo's most upscale neighborhoods. After a break for lunch (you are welcome to join me for excellent Tonkatsu) we will continue exploring Omotesando-dori (likened to New York's Fifth Avenue), including the Oriental Bazaar, a great place for buying traditional Japanese craft and gift items. A short subway ride will bring us to Shibuya, starting our walking tour at the famous statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog.
Day 5
A train ride takes us to the ancient seaside town of Kamakura where we see Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine; Hase-dera, with its unique nooks and crannies; and the iconic Great Buddha. It's not too far to Yokohama to visit Chinatown and the Moto-machi District. Overnight back in Tokyo.
Day 6
We will have a relaxed morning before heading over to quaint Yanaka Ginza (not to be confused with The Ginza) for some browsing and noshing. A train ride across town brings us to legendary Shinjuku throbbing with its wide variety of modern Japanese energies. From the observation deck of the Metropolitan Government Building through the neon jungle and pricey department stores to the tiny back alleys of Kabuki-cho, we will observe the gamut.
Day 7
The day will start in "Electric City" — Akihabara, seeing how the Japanese lead the way with technological innovation. The world-renowned Ginza is not far away. Tokyo International Forum never fails to impress. Perhaps we will raise a stein at the Lion Beer Hall, with its classic German design. Then we head back to our Hotel, allowing some free time before we go out for a lovely included Farewell Dinner.
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65% of UK marketers surveyed by the Direct Marketing Association consider the GDPR will be a hindrance to their marketing efforts, and more than 40% feel their organisation is not ready for the upcoming changes. The new data protection law comes into force in May 2018.
The poll revealed that 42% of marketers think their companies are going to be 'very affected' by the new regulations, while 22% are feeling 'extremely affected'. However, almost four in ten (39%) respondents predict that the changes will enhance their ability to meet the needs of their customers.
More than half of marketers (56%) say their businesses are on track with the plans to be ready for the GDPR, and 4% believe they are ahead in their plans. 17% think they are falling behind on their current plans (up from 11% in May 2017). The survey also found that 15% of companies still don't have a plan in place to deal with the new law.
The key concerns for UK companies are consent (28%) and legacy data (18%). Priorities include updating privacy policies (15%), integrating compliance systems (12%), auditing current state (12%) and data management breach processes (11%).
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Iran: Athos Solar completed two solar parks with 14 MW – yield of 1,800 kWh/kW
The two solar parks, located in the province of Hamadan near Tehran, have a surface area of ten hectares each with a combined output of 14 MW, making them the first of their scale in Iran. In early February they officially commenced operations, with both German Ambassador Michael Klor-Berchtold and Iranian Energy Minister Hamid Chitchian attending the ceremony.
40,000 solar modules from Canadian Solar
Athos Solar completely financed the investment of around 20 million Euros with equity. The Heidelberg based company only needed nine months after first contact with the Iranian developer to complete both green-field plants – despite the considerable logistical challenges the project entailed. 80 percent of the components, including around 40,000 photovoltaic modules from Canadian Solar had to be imported into Iran.
Custom duties up to 25 percent
"Partly the components had to been transported around 4,500 kilometers by truck from Germany", Christian Linder, CEO of Athos Solar told pv Europe. Additional costs include significant charges (road toll, red crescent, handling fees, etc.) and customs duties up to 25 percent as well as non-deductible import turnover taxes. Locally manufactured components were electronical parts like electrical wiring or transformers.
High security measures – well trained installers in Iran
Safety measures for the solar park include fencing, video surveillance (CCTV) and additionally 7/24 permanent personal monitoring by a security service. "The electrical installations were built almost entirely by Iranian companies. There are very well trained technicians in Iran", Linder says. The basic assembly of the substructure as well as the assembly of the modules was taken over by the EPC with its European team. The project company of the two plants is a subsidiary of Athos Solar. The Iranian project developer is involved in this project company as a minority shareholder. All legal and financial services have been provided on the spot. Plant monitoring is performed by Athos Sola and the EPC, who also carries out O&M.
Extreme climate conditions – intensive module cleaning
Intensive module cleaning is indispensable, as the sand is blown on the modules by the strong wind and partly also by rain. "The climatic conditions are extreme. The plants are located at 1,800 meters and the temperatures range between -20 ° C and + 40 ° C. In winter, there may be up to 1 meter of snow, so that the snow loads on the module construction can be very high", Linder says.
Yield of 1,800 kWh/kW – returns of over 10 percent
Despite the challenging conditions and the higher investment costs Athos Solar is expecting a net profit rate in the lower double-digit rate of the two solar plants. The expected system yield is 1,800 kWh/kW. The power purchase agreement (PPA) runs for 20 years with a feed-in tariff (FIT) remuneration of 4,900 Rial/kwh, that's currently around 12-13 Eurocents/kwh.
Good cooperation with Iranian authorities
"Construction of large-scale solar-energy plants in Iran only became possible since the spring of 2016, when the sanctions were lifted, meaning our systems are the first of their kind," explains Linder. "The joint endeavour was initiated by two business partners from Iran and England, who also developed the rights to the project and sold them to the newly founded joint holding. We realised the project together with our trusted partners from Germany, and contracted Iranian providers for both preparatory landscaping work and subsequent electrical work." The interactions with the Iranian authorities, who were extremely cooperative, proceeded smoothly. "You can sense a great deal of openness and enthusiasm in Iran for this type of energy production," says Linder.
Completely equity financed – bank financing no option
As an investor, Athos Solar completely financed the roughly 20 million Euros needed to construct the two photovoltaic systems using own equity. As Linder relates, "At the moment, that's the only way to complete projects in Iran like this one. Bank financing simply isn't an option; even simple transactions are a day-to-day challenge. In this regard, our advantage is that we have sufficient equity to cover the initial outlay ourselves, which allows us to implement such massive projects, even on a tight schedule."
Further projects planned
At the same time, the two systems represent Athos Solar's first projects in the Middle East. The experts from Heidelberg profited from their extensive experience in constructing high-performance plants because the guidelines and standards used – like the environmental certification – match those in Europe. Further projects with yearly around 25 MW are planned in Iran, provided the political situation remains stable, Linder says. (HCN)
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The Mobile Security Fight Has Found A New Direction
Enterprise mobility: The foundation in which many organizations are now conducting business, putting technology at the top of the list when it comes to strategy and road mapping the future.
Mobile security: The most important piece to the enterprise mobility puzzle.
The two, of course, are not mutually exclusive. In fact, you can't have one without the other.
So in the last decade, mobility – while not proliferating as quickly as some would like – is still a main pillar for enterprise success, there's no questioning that. Along with it comes new threat vectors, additional touch points for malicious intent brought forth by hackers, and an unlocked front door to the enterprise's most prized asset: confidential data and information.
Solution providers hopped aboard the security train more out of necessity than willful product launches, and created tools like Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) suites, Mobile Device Management (MDM) capabilities, and other pieces that could drill down to singular applications and management of those. But as with any technology solution, there continues to be an evolvement, and the mobile security world is having a transformational moment.
That moment is gearing toward Next Generation Authentication, which includes native device capabilities like biometrics, single sign-on, and even behavioral authentication practices.
This shift is outlined in a recent market report, titled "Securing Mobility With Next Generation Authentication," which can be downloaded by clicking here. In the report, Aetna's Senior Director of Global Security Innovation, Brian Heemsoth, said, "The most basic reason we have smartphones with collaboration tools at work is to be efficiently productive. But there's a hindrance in the amount of security controls that must be put in place. Having email on your phone is great, but having to type a nine-digit passcode to access it isn't."
Further, recent predictions showed all smartphones manufactured by the year 2020 would have biometric capabilities, giving enterprises a wider scope of opportunity and possibility, rather than having to chase down equipment and hardware only being developed for custom purposes.
But how is this move to new technologies going to impact my employees' workflows? How much disruption will there be, and is it even worth it? Those are just some of the questions mobile administrators and security professionals alike are asking themselves. And there are simple answers: yes, it is necessary.
"Certainly, NGA is a necessary move for enterprise mobility," said Michela Menting, Digital Security Research Director with ABI Research. "I think there is a perception that such technologies, much like others in the security space, are a hindrance to users and disrupt usability of a tool (whether business or personal). While it is true that some authentication technologies do, there is constant effort in the space to streamline operability and security. But the most important element to consider is that those security interruptions are there for a reason, and many tend to forget that. (Conversely) The digital risks are great, and increase every day."
Mobile security is one of the absolutes in technology. Cloud can or cannot be used, depending on enterprise choice; same goes for innovations such as artificial intelligence and IoT. But mobile security is a necessity, not an option.
Learn more in the full, downloadable report, here.


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We are excited to be able to offer the FOL Afterschool program again this Fall.
Starting August 20, 2018 FOL Afterschool will be on the Lakewood Campus!
The foundation of the program is motion and fitness, we achieve this across all ages and genders of students by teaching balance and agility through activity drills and free play, offering healthy snacks and letting the kids learn at their own pace to make it fun. We will be using a combination of indoor and outdoor areas around campus to keep our kids active, learning and healthy. We will also be using partners to offer optional art, music and language classes during the year.
With us keeping the program to a smaller size, we offer a much smaller ratio of kids to teachers than any other full time afterschool program. That provides enhanced learning and better results. We always strive to provide our kids a top tier program and take pride in our results from last year. We hope you will consider this unique opportunity and join us at what we consider the premier afterschool experience.
FOL afterschool runs every DISD school day until the end of the school year from the dismissal bell until 6:00pm. To register or get more information go to www.folsports.com
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Xilinx develops highly flexible and adaptive processing platforms that enable rapid innovation across a variety of technologies - from the endpoint to the edge to the cloud. Xilinx is the inventor of the FPGA, hardware programmable SoCs and the ACAP (Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platform), designed to deliver the most dynamic processor technology in the industry and enable the adaptable, intelligent and connected world of the future in a multitude of markets including Data Center (Compute, Storage and Networking); Wireless/5G and Wired Communications; Automotive/ADAS; Emulation & Prototyping; Aerospace & Defense; Industrial Scientific & Medical, and others. Xilinx's core strengths simultaneously address major industry trends including the explosion of data, heterogeneous computing after Moore's Law, and the dawn of artificial intelligence (AI).
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The precision controlled Dermafrac handpiece uses vacuum to pull the skin into contact with hundreds of micro-needles. These micro needles create pathways for the infusion of targeted serums by penetrating the epidermis above capillaries and nerve endings, ensuring no bleeding or pain. The procedure results in optimal absorption of the serum (80% more than topical application alone) and stimulates a positive natural response by the body to increase collagen and fibroblast activity. It is important to know that anti-aging treatments must stimulate collagen to produce, in order to make skin look plump and smooth again. This increased collagen production also increases cell turnover allowing the skin to flush out damaged, hyperpigmented skin cells leaving healthy cells to flourish. At the same time, Dermafrac treatments help to restore and regulate melanocyte function to ensure an even skin color and tone.
What conditions does it treat?
Dermafrac is safe and effective for many skin types and has been shown to improve conditions such as: acne, scars, stretch marks, skin dehydration, superficial fine lines and wrinkles, pigmentation, sun spots and uneven skin tone. Your treatment will be individualized by the selection of a Dermafrac Serum to target your specific condition.
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