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Not everyone has the square footage or the budget for a swank dressing room—but we can dream, can't we? This closet, decorated to evoke Old Hollywood glam, is a shoe-lover's paradise that's fit for a starlet. Maybe you can't squeeze a swank chandelier or luxurious seating into your space, but go ahead and steal the idea of see-and-grab shelves for shoes. You'll never waste time hunting for lost soles again.
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The two-story master bath/closet in Bill and Giuliana Rancic's Chicago home is ready for its red-carpet close-up. Wall cabinets are fitted with rods, drawers, and shelves to organize the fashionable homeowners' wardrobes. Even if you lack a dressing room with a view, the idea of a closet organization system is a good one. You can customize the space you have to keep clothes organized and looking good.
Design: Loni Paul
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A dressing room adjacent to the bath makes a whole lot of sense. It can store both clothing and bath supplies such as towels and tissue. Here, white-painted cabinets with glass-front and mirrored doors bring high function and enviable glamour. Pick the style that's best for you: Glass fronts let you instantly find what you need; mirrored doors hide any clutter yet reflect light and give you a good view of your outfit for the day. Another practical touch: An ottoman offers a gracious place to slip on tights or shoes.
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Glass doors pair with drawers and open racks for a variety of smart, functional storage in designer Louise Brooks's dressing room. Brooks, known for her white and ivory interiors, called on bright-painted cabinets, soft neutral carpet, and ample natural light for this space, where the pop of lively color comes from the clothing itself. Metal hanger knobs put tomorrow's outfit at hand, along with often-used bags or scarves.
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Bibliophiles, here's your dream space: a room wrapped with books that stretch from floor to ceiling. It feels indulgent, but maybe it's not out of reach. Consider transforming a spare bedroom into a combination home office/library. Built-in shelves make the most of wall space; mingling in art and collected pieces keeps an airy attitude—you won't be absolutely buried in books. A workspace built into the wall unit accommodates a computer, while an antique desk layers in character. Don't forget a couple of comfy chairs—for reading or for just sitting and enjoying your organizational masterpiece.
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Kitchen designer extraordinaire Mick De Giulio has the recipe for a storage-rich kitchen. In this space, he paired dark-stained and stainless-steel wall cabinets with white-painted island cabinetry for a bonanza of options for stowing pots, pans, plates, dishes—pretty much everything but the kitchen sink. Park your pretties in the glass cabinets; hide the utilitarian goodies behind closed, solid doors. A hanging unit for pots is super smart: You can store a lot in a little space, yet the doors keep dust out—so much better than an over-island pot rack. Dividers keep baking sheets and cutting boards upright and easy to access.
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A utility room adjacent to the dining room in this home was converted into a temperature- and humidy-controlled storage space for wine. Talk about convenient storage solutions! We'll drink to that.
Design: Carolyn Griffith
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A sliver of space near the back door can become a handy, high-style mudroom. A pair of cabinets—one high, one low—keep necessities at hand. Coat hooks corral jackets, bags, scarfs, and dog leashes so they're ready at a moment's notice. The bottom cabinet doubles as a handy bench, perfect for slipping on shoes. And there's even a comfy bed—plus food storage—for good old Fido.
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Alfresco gatherings tend to happen around the grill. Life is a whole lot easier for the cook when there's not just a grill, but an entire outdoor kitchen in which to create culinary delights. Cabinets around the cooking zone store utensils, seasonings, and serving pieces. An island adds another stow zone—and stands ready for buffet duty.
Design: Hillary Thomas
What a Gift
A station that corrals all your gift-wrapping or crafting essentials would sure make life easier. Hanging rolls of paper and ribbon on dowels in an open built-in cabinet keeps things ultra-organized. No more digging in the closet! Bonus: An open spot in the lower wall of cabinets stows a sweet bed for your furry best friend.
Design: Kim Zimmer
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A walk-in pantry stores all your food staples, dishware, baking pans, and even the mixer—all out of the kitchen work area and away from entertaining spaces. A counter even sneaks in a little extra work space. If you don't have room for an organizational luxury on this scale, consider transforming a closet into pantry space. It's still a great way to keep your kitchen essentials at hand, not to mention neat and tidy.


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Committee Opinion Number 528, June 2012
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ABSTRACT: Obstetrician–gynecologists may find themselves at the center of adoption issues because of their expertise in the assessment and management of infertility, pregnancy, and childbirth. The lack of clarity about both ethical issues and legal consequences may create challenges for physicians. Therefore, the Committee on Ethics of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discusses ethical issues, proposes safeguards, and makes recommendations regarding the role of the physician in adoption.
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ABSTRACT: Current sexuality education programs vary widely in the accuracy of content, emphasis, and effectiveness. Data have shown that not all programs are equally effective for all ages, races and ethnicities, socioeconomic groups, and geographic areas. Studies have demonstrated that comprehensive sexuality education programs reduce the rates of sexual activity, sexual risk behaviors (eg, number of partners and unprotected intercourse), sexually transmitted infections, and adolescent pregnancy. One key component of an effective program is encouraging community-centered efforts. In addition...
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ABSTRACT: Gestational surrogacy is an increasingly common form of family building that can allow individuals or a couple to become parents despite circumstances in which carrying a pregnancy is biologically impossible or medically contraindicated. The practice of gestational surrogacy involves a woman known as a gestational carrier who agrees to bear a genetically unrelated child with the help of assisted reproductive technologies for an individual or couple who intend(s) to be the legal and rearing parent(s), referred to as the intended parent(s). Obstetrician–gynecologists may become involv...
Committee Opinion Number 589, March 2014
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ABSTRACT: The fecundity of women decreases gradually but significantly beginning approximately at age 32 years and decreases more rapidly after age 37 years. Education and enhanced awareness of the effect of age on fertility are essential in counseling the patient who desires pregnancy. Given the anticipated age-related decline in fertility, the increased incidence of disorders that impair fertility, and the higher risk of pregnancy loss, women older than 35 years should receive an expedited evaluation and undergo treatment after 6 months of failed attempts to conceive or earlier, if clinical...
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ABSTRACT: Primary ovarian insufficiency describes a spectrum of declining ovarian function and reduced fecundity due to a premature decrease in initial follicle number, an increase in follicle destruction, or poor follicular response to gonadotropins. The sequelae of primary ovarian insufficiency include vasomotor symptoms, urogenital atrophy, osteoporosis and fracture, cardiovascular disease, and increased all-cause mortality. In women with primary ovarian insufficiency, systemic hormone therapy (HT) is an effective approach to treat the symptoms of hypoestrogenism and mitigate long-term hea...
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ABSTRACT: Because autoimmune conditions occur more often among women of childbearing age, continuation of these medications during pregnancy is often considered to optimize disease management in the woman and pregnancy outcomes, without placing the fetus at undue risk. Many commonly prescribed drugs can be used safely during pregnancy without risk of teratogenicity or pregnancy complications, whereas a few are strictly contraindicated. The decision to use any agent during pregnancy should be based on the clinical context, risks associated with individual medications, and gestational age. For ...
Committee Opinion Number 781, June 2019
ABSTRACT: Infertility, defined as failure to achieve pregnancy within 12 months of unprotected intercourse or therapeutic donor insemination in women younger than 35 years or within 6 months in women older than 35 years, affects up to 15% of couples. An infertility evaluation may be offered to any patient who by definition has infertility or is at high risk of infertility. Women older than 35 years should receive an expedited evaluation and undergo treatment after 6 months of failed attempts to become pregnant or earlier, if clinically indicated. In women older than 40 years, more immediate e...
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ABSTRACT: Obstructive uterovaginal anomalies may present after puberty with amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, pelvic pain, recurrent vaginal discharge, or infertility. The evaluation of a patient with a suspected obstructive reproductive anomaly should include a detailed medical history, physical examination, and imaging. The genital examination is critical to differentiate a patient with an imperforate hymen from a patient with labial adhesions, urogenital sinus, transverse vaginal septum, or distal vaginal atresia. Pelvic ultrasonography is the initial imaging method recommended for a patient with ...
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ABSTRACT: Although not all multifetal pregnancies occur after the use of assisted reproductive technology, fertility treatments have contributed significantly to the increase in multifetal pregnancies. In almost all cases, it is preferable to avoid the risk of higher-order multifetal pregnancy by limiting the number of embryos to be transferred or by cancelling a gonadotropin cycle when the ovarian response suggests a high risk of a multifetal pregnancy. When multifetal pregnancies do occur, incorporating the ethical framework presented in this Committee Opinion will help obstetrician–gynecol...
Committee Opinion Number 584, January 2014
ABSTRACT: In 2013, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology published a joint document, Mature Oocyte Cryopreservation: A Guideline, which addresses advances in techniques to freeze human eggs that have resulted in significant recent improvements in pregnancy success. Based on the current state of evidence, modern procedures to cryopreserve oocytes should no longer be considered experimental. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' Committee on Gynecologic Practice endorses the joint document and encourages its use by...
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ABSTRACT: Primary ovarian insufficiency is the depletion or dysfunction of ovarian follicles with cessation of menses before age 40 years. There is no consensus on criteria to identify primary ovarian insufficiency in adolescents, and delay in diagnosis is common. Health care providers who make this clinical diagnosis should be mindful of the sensitive nature of this medical condition. Patients and their families should be counseled on the effect of the patient's condition on future fertility, on the risk of comorbidities associated with primary ovarian insufficiency, and on the condition's p...
Committee Opinion Number 773, April 2019
ABSTRACT: Antimüllerian hormone is produced by the granulosa cells surrounding each oocyte in the developing ovarian follicle. The production and serum levels of antimüllerian hormone at any given time are reflective of a woman's ovarian reserve, and multiple studies have demonstrated that antimüllerian hormone levels decline across the reproductive lifespan. Data exist to support the use of antimüllerian hormone levels for the assessment of ovarian reserve in infertile women and to select ovarian stimulation protocols in this population; however, using serum antimüllerian hormone levels for ...
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2013-14: Advanced to the finals in both the 100-yd. back and 200-yd. butterfly events at the CCSA Championships, placing fourth in both event finals… His career-best time of 49.69 which came in the finals of the backstroke event ranks as the fourth-fastest time in UMBC program history… His 200 fly time of 1:50.61, meanwhile, ranks seventh in the school record book… Also recorded a career-best time in the 100-yd. fly at the conference meet in Tennessee, clocking in at 50.32… Achieved his top dual meet finish of the season by placing second in the 100 back against Howard on Jan. 11.
Background: Selected to the 2013 Academic All-American Swim Team… Also selected as a Lancaster-Lebanon (L-L) League All-Star… Placed at the Pennsylvania State Swimming Championships, finishing seventh in the 100 fly and eighth in the 100 back… Defended his L-L League title and broke the meet record in the 100 back with a time of 51.70.
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'Management Auditing of Electronic Data Processing." October Ira J. Edelson (see Wesselkamper) Joseph D. Wesselkamper, Ira J. Edelson (Executive) Seminar for clients, non-clients, Chicago. Auditape System seminar. Also January, Scottsdale, Arizona. November Albert A. Cardone (New York) Hospital Financial Management Association, Northern California chapter, Sacramento. "Implementing the Hospital Audit Guide Effect on Hospital Financial Management and the CPA." Ralph D. Kennedy (Fort Lauderdale) American CPA Institute, Tampa, Florida. "Audits of Savings and Loan Associations." Edward J. McGovern (Philadelphia) National Association of Accountants, Delaware County, Media, Pennsylvania. "Cash Forecasting." Donald B. Ramsey (New Orleans) Louisiana State University auditing class, New Orleans. 'Auditing and the Computer." December Martin D. Cohen (Chicago) Loyola University, auditing students, Chicago. "Auditape." 30 Ira J. 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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 2013 – Wycen Foods Inc., a San Leandro, Calif., establishment is recalling approximately 809 pounds of Chinese style chicken sausages, a dried snack food, because they are misbranded and contain monosodium glutamate (MSG), which is not declared on the label, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.
The following product is subject to recall:
- Individual "Chinese Style Chicken Sausage."
The products were produced June 12, Aug. 14, Sept. 4, and Oct. 24, 2013 and were sold at a single San Francisco retail location. The products have a shelf life of one year. Some consumers may refrigerate, continue to air dry or freeze them.
The problem was discovered by FSIS during a label verification activity. The problem occurred when the company changed the product's formulation to include MSG, but neglected to list the ingredient on the label.
FSIS and the company have received no reports of adverse reactions due to consumption of these products. Anyone concerned about a reaction should contact a healthcare provider.
FSIS routinely conducts recall effectiveness checks to verify recalling firms notify their customers of the recall and to ensure that steps are taken to make certain that the product is no longer available to consumers.
Media and consumers with questions about the recall should contact the company's Chief Operating Officer, Cynthia Wong, at (510) 351-1988.
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Under Vermont law, a political action committee (PAC) is "any formal or informal committee of two or more individuals or a corporation, labor organization, public interest group, or other entity, not including a political party, which accepts contributions of $1,000.00 or more and makes expenditures of $1,000.00 or more in any two-year general election cycle for the purpose of supporting or opposing one or more candidates, influencing an election, or advocating a position on a public question in any election, and includes an independent expenditure-only political committee." 17 V.S.A. §2901(13).
Any PAC that raises $1,000 or more and spends $1,000 or more within any two-year general election cycle must register with the Office of the Secretary of State and file all regularly required disclosure reports.
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Vermont law defines an independent expenditure-only PAC as "a political committee that conducts its activities entirely independent of candidates; does not give contributions to candidates, political committees, or political parties; does not make related expenditures; and is not closely related to a political party or to a political committee that makes contributions to candidates or makes related expenditures."
Currently, contribution limits do not apply to independent expenditure-only PACs. The contribution limits will not apply to these "IE-only" PACs unless and until the final disposition of a case before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit or the U.S. Supreme Court holds that limits on contributions to independent expenditure-only political committees are constitutional.
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Federal and Out-of-State PACs or Political Parties
Any PAC that reaches the $1,000 raising and spending threshold must register with the the Office of the Secretary of State, regardless of where the treasurer or principal place of business of the PAC or party is located. A PAC or political party with a principal place of business outside of Vermont or whose treasurer is not located in Vermont must file a statement with the Office of the Secretary of State designating a person who resides in the state as the representative for the PAC.
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Records management. You can't get away from it, no matter how hard you try. So how does an organisation adopt a records management solution that fits the business, grows with the business and helps the business succeed?
Colleen Alber, product evangelist at Hyland, creator of OnBase, advises companies to start with what they know.
"Records management allows a company to meet legal retention requirements with regard to its corporate documents and records, thereby avoiding fines, jail time, unsuccessful audits and all sorts of other problems, from simple record organisation to legal discovery," she says. "It doesn't matter what industry you're in. If you've got an HR department, then you've got records requirements."
For companies testing the waters before deploying a records management solution across the enterprise, Alber suggests choosing a department where retention requirements are already established. Smart records management solutions are easily configurable and provide customers with the ability to meet compliance or records retention requirements at a fraction of the time, cost and risk of manual methods.
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"I think sometimes records managers think that they have to have everything 'sorted out' across the entire organisation before they can begin using a software tool. This just isn't true," says Alber. "Pick a department or business unit and grow from there. Once the content is managed, the rest is history," Alber says.
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Hyland Software's OnBase records management solution uses pre-defined rules to "fully automate" the process, from record declaration through final disposition. In other words, documents are automatically declared as records, events and holds are automatically placed on records, and records are automatically destroyed or purged from the system – all as a result of normal user or system activity.
"The beauty of OnBase is that one system is used for both document management and records management – meaning that a single copy of the document is both the transactional content and the business record," explains Alber. "So, when something in the business affects the status of the record – the 'change' happens automatically behind the scenes."
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As a bonus, it doesn't matter how the user interacts with the document – from OnBase, to Microsoft Office to E-mail – users can continue to work in the interface that works best for them. (For users that live in Microsoft Outlook, we keep them there - providing OnBase content and features in the user's preferred interface!)
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"Since so much of the records management function is invisible," says Alber, "business users can focus on their primary job, not retention requirements. For example, an HR generalist doesn't have to remember how long to keep an employment form after an employee has been separated. He can focus on finding and retaining talent."
The records manager wins because she can focus on the overall process, not the pieces. She's not managing individual records or nagging employees, but instead working to consistently provide visibility and improve records retention enterprise wide.
"Administrators receive elevated privileges and reports that detail record activity and status," says Alber. "For example, the records manager can easily verify record completeness, facilitate approval, report on record status and prove destruction on a single item or across the entire repository. Think of it like a departmental manager who no longer has to micro-manage his employees, but can instead focus on strategic departmental initiatives."
And folks in the C-suite benefit because the organisation remains compliant. Records are securely organised, appropriately discoverable and then destroyed accordingly, allowing executives to avoid all kinds of organisational headaches.
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JackHammer Hotrod & Kustom Supply was created in September 2007 and has quickly become one of the UK?s leading Hotrod and Custom supply shops. This success has been achieved by specializing in the traditional and nostalgic style of car building, which has always and continues to be incredibly popular with hot rodder's worldwide. Whether the vehicle is on an original frame or using more modern components this look can still easily be achieved using the right blend of parts which are and have been available for many years but not always in Europe. JackHammer has invested in large stocks of this type of product and now has a great inventory of reproduction parts at any one time. Having a regular two weekly shipment from the United States means anything not on the shelf can be sourced reasonably quickly if available. Over these last few years JackHammer has built up a good amount of dealerships from all over the America and from these are able to supply pretty muc h anything in good time and at a reasonable price. When it comes to their product range, they can supply pretty much everything needed to build a hotrod or kustom, from chassis and steering components, engine and transmission parts, grille shells and inserts through to steering wheels and headlamp & taillight frenching kits. Some of the big name companies they are agents for include Mooneyes, Limeworks, Speedway Motors, Gennie Shifter, C & G Early Ford Parts, Tuckers Classic Truck Parts, Pertronix, Dynamat and many more.
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On 8 Oct 2012, at 20:27, "Klaas Wierenga (kwiereng)" <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi Henry, > > I think your definition of what constitutes a private conversation is a bit limited, especially in an electronic day and age. I consider the simple fact that we are having a conversation, without knowing what we talk about, a privacy sensitive thing. Do you want your wife to know that you are talking to your mistress, or your employer that you have a job interview? > And do you believe that the location where you are does not constitute a privacy sensitive attribute? Ok I think my definition still works: If someone knows that you are communicating with someone then they know something about the conversation. In my definition that does constitute a privacy violation at least for that bit of information. Though I think you exaggerate what they know. Your wife won't know that you are talking to your mistress, just that you are talking to another server (If it is a freedom box, they could narrow it down to an individual). Information about it being a mistress cannot be found just by seeing information move over the wire. Neither does an employer know you have a job interview just because you are communicating with some server x from a different company. But he could be worried. So if I apply this to WebID ( http://webid.info/ ) - which is I think why you bring it up - WebID is currently based on TLS, which does make it possible to track connections between servers. But remember that the perfect is the enemy of the good. How come? Well, put things in context: by failing to create simple distributed systems which protect privacy of content pretty well, that works with current deployed technologies (e.g. browsers, and servers), we have allowed large social networks to grow to sizes unimaginable in any previous surveillance society. So even a non optimal system like TLS can still bring huge benefits over the current status quo. If only in educating people in how to build such reasonably safe distributed systems. But having put that in context, the issue of tracking what servers are communicating remains. There are technologies designed to make that opaque, such as Tor. I still need to prove that one can have .onion WebIDs, and that one can also connect with browsers using TLS behind Tor - but it should not be difficult to do. Once one can show this then it should be possible to develop protocols that make this a lot more efficient. Would that convince you? > > Klaas > > Sent from my iPad > > On 8 okt. 2012, at 19:01, "Henry Story" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > >> >> Notions of unlinkability of identities have recently been deployed >> in ways that I would like to argue, are often much too simplistic, >> and in fact harmful to wider issues of privacy on the web. >> >> I would like to show this in two stages: >> 1. That linkability of identity is essential to electronic privacy >> on the web >> 2. Show an example of an argument by Harry Halpin relating to >> linkability, and by pulling it apart show how careful one has >> to be with taking such arguments at face value >> >> Because privacy is the context in which the linkability or non linkability >> of identities is important, I would like to start with a simple working >> definition of what constitutes privacy with the following minimal >> criterion [0] that I think everyone can agree on: >> >> "A communication between two people is private if the only people >> who are party to the conversation are the two people in question. >> One can easily generalise to groups: a conversation between groups >> of people is private (to the group) if the only people who can >> participate/read the information are members of that group" >> >> Note that this does not deal with issues of people who were privy to >> the conversation later leaking information voluntarily. We cannot >> technically legislate good behaviour, though we can make it possible >> for people to express context. [1] >> >> >> 1. On the importance of linkability of identities to privacy >> ============================================================ >> >> A. Issues of Centralisation >> --------------------------- >> >> We can put this with the following thought experiment which I put >> to Ben Laurie recently [0]. >> >> First imagine that we all are on one big social network, where >> all of our home pages are at the same URL. Nobody could link >> to our profile page in any meaningful way. The bigger the network >> the more different people that one URL could refer to. People >> that were part of the network could log in, and once logged in >> communicate with others in their unlinkable channels. >> >> But this would not necessarily give users of the network privacy: >> simply because the network owner would be party to the conversation >> between any two people or any group of people. Conversations >> that do not wish the network owner to be party to the conversation >> cannot work within that framework. >> >> At the level of our planet it is clear that there will always be a >> huge number of agents that cannot for legal or other reasons allow one >> global network owner to be party to all their conversations. We are >> therefore socio-logically forced into the social web. >> >> B. Linkability and the Social Web >> --------------------------------- >> >> Secondly imagine that we now all have Freedom Boxes [4], where >> each of us has full control over the box, its software, and the >> data on it. (We take this extreme individualistic case to emphasise >> the contrast, not because we don't acknowledge the importance of >> many intermediate cases as useful) Now we want to create a >> distributed social network - the social web - where each of us can >> publish information and through access control rules limit who can >> access each resource. We would like to limit access to groups such >> as: >> >> - friends >> - friends of friends >> - family >> - business colleagues >> - ... >> >> Limit access means, that we need to determine when accessing a >> resource who is accessing it. For this we need a global identifier >> so that can check with the information available to us, if the >> referent of that identifier is indeed a member of one of those >> groups. We can't have a local identifier, for that would require >> that the person we were dealing with had an account on our private >> box - which will be extremely unlikely. We therefore need a way >> to identify - pseudonymously if be - agents in a global space. >> >> Take the following example. Imagine you come to the WebID TPAC >> meeting [6] and I take a picture of everyone present. I would like >> to first restrict access to the picture to only those members who >> were present. Clearly if I only used local identifiers, I would have >> to get each one of you to first create an account on my machine. But >> how would I then know that the accounts created on the FBox correspond >> to the people who were at the party? It is much easier if we could >> create a party members group and publish it like this >> >> http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/webid/team.n3 >> >> Then I could drag and drop this group on the access control panel >> of my FBox admin console to restrict access to only those members. >> This shows how through linkability I can restrict access and >> increase privacy by making it possible to link identities in a distributed >> web. It would be quite possible furthermore for the above team.n3 >> resource to be protected by access control. >> >> >> 2. Example of how Unlinkability can be used to spread FUD >> ========================================================= >> >> >> So here I would like to show how fears about linkability can >> then bring intelligent people like Harry Halpin to make some seemingly >> plausible arguments. Here is an example [2] of Harry arguing against >> W3C WebID CG's http://webid.info/spec/ >> >> [[ >> Please look up "unlinkability" (which is why I kept referencing the >> aforementioned IETF doc [sic [3] below it is a draft] which I saw >> referenced earlier but whose main point seemed missed). Then explain >> how WebID provides unlinkability. >> >> Looking at the spec - to me, WebID doesn't as it still requires >> publishing your public key at a URI and then having the relying party go >> to your identity provider (i.e. your personal homepage in most cases, >> i.e. what it is that hosts your key) in order to verify your cert, which >> must provide that URI in the SAN in the cert. Thus, WebID does not >> provide unlinkability. There's some waving of hands about guards and >> access control, but that would not mediate the above point, as the HTTP >> GET to the URI for the key is enough to provide the "link". >> >> In comparison, BrowserID provides better privacy in terms of >> unlinkability by having the browser in between the identity provider and >> the relying party, so the relying party doesn't have to ping the >> identity provider for identity-related transactions. That definitely >> helps provide unlinkability in terms of the identity provider not >> needing to knowing every time the user goes to a relying party. >> ]] >> >> If I can rephrase the point seems to be the following: A WebID verification >> requires that the site your are authenticating to ( The Relying Party ) verify >> your identity by dereferencing ( let me add: anonymously ) your profile >> page, which might only contain as much as your public key publicly. The yellow >> box in the picture here: >> >> http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/webid/spec/#the-webid-protocol >> >> The leakage of information then would not be towards the Relying Party - the >> site you are logging into - because that site is the one you just wilfully >> sent a proof of your identity to. The leakage of information is (drum roll) >> towards your profile page server! That server might discover ( through IP address >> sniffing presumably ) which sites you might be visiting. >> >> One reasonable answer to this problem would be for the Relying Party to fetch >> this information via Tor which would remove the ip address sniffing problem. >> >> But let us develop the picture of who we are loosing (potentially) >> information to. There are a number of profile server scenarios: >> >> A. Profile on My Freedom Box [4] >> >> The FreedomBox is a personal machine that I control, running >> free software that I can inspect. Here the only person who has >> access to the Freedom Box is me. So if I discover that I logged >> in somewhere that should come as no surprise to me. I might even >> be interested in this information as a way of gathering information >> about where I logged in - and perhaps also if anything had been >> logging in somewhere AS me. (Sadly it looks like it might be >> difficult to get much good information there as things stand >> currently with WebID.) >> >> B. Profile on My Company/University Profile Server >> >> As a member of a company, I am part of a larger agency, namely the >> Company or University who is backing my identity as member of that >> institution. A profile on a University web site can mean a lot more >> than a profile on some social network, because it is in part backed >> by that institution. Of course as a member of that institution we >> are part of a larger agent hood. And so it is not clear that the institution >> and me are in that context that different. This is also why it is >> often legally required that one not use one's company identity for >> private business. >> >> C. A Social Network ( Google+, Facebook, ... ) >> >> It is a bit odd that people who are part of these networks, and who >> are "liking" pretty much everything on the web in a way that is clearly >> visible and is encouraged by those networks to be visible to the >> network, would have an issue with those sites knowing-perhaps (if the >> RP does not use Tor or a proxy) where they are logging into. It is certainly >> not the way the OAuth, OpenID or other protocols that are in extremely >> wide use now have been developed and are used by those sites. >> >> If we look then at BrowserId [7] Now Mozilla Persona, the only difference >> really with WebID ( apart from it not being decentralised until crypto in the >> browser really works ) is that the certificate is updated at short notice >> - once a day - and that relying parties verify the signature. Neither of course >> can the relying party get much interesting attributes this way, and if it did >> then the whole of the unlinkability argument would collapse immediately. >> >> >> 3. Conclusion >> ============= >> >> Talking about privacy is like talking about security. It is a breeding ground >> for paranoia, which tend to make it difficult to notice important >> solutions to the problem we actually have. Linkability or unlinkability as defined in >> draft-hansen-privacy-terminology-03 [3] come with complicated definitions, >> and are I suppose meant to be applied carefully. But the choice of "unlinkable" >> as a word tends to help create rhethorical short cuts that are apt to hide the >> real problems of privacy. By trying too hard to make things unlinkable we are moving >> inevitably towards a centralised world where all data is in big brother's hands. >> >> I want to argue that we should all *Like* Linkability. We should >> do it aware that we can protect ourselves with access control (and TOR) >> and realise that we don't need to reveal anything more than anyone knew >> before hand in our linkable profiles. >> >> To create a Social Web we need a Linkable ( and likeable ) social web. >> We may need other technologies for running Wikileaks type set ups, but >> the clearly cannot be the basic for an architecture of privacy - even >> if it is an important element in the political landscape. >> >> Henry >> >> [0] this is from a discussion with Ben Laurie >> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webid/2012Oct/att-0022/privacy-def-1.pdf >> [1] Oshani's Usage Restriction paper >> http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2011/Papers/IEEE-Policy-httpa/paper.pdf >> [2] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-identity/2012Oct/0036.html >> [3] https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hansen-privacy-terminology-03 >> [4] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzW25QTVWsE >> [6] http://www.w3.org/2012/10/TPAC/ >> [7] A Comparison between BrowserId and WebId >> http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/5406/what-are-the-main-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-webid-compared-to-browserid >> >> >> Social Web Architect >> http://bblfish.net/ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> saag mailing list >> email@example.com >> https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/saag Social Web Architect http://bblfish.net/
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From The MBA Mondays Archive
In the comments to Valuation vs Ownership, Mike Nolan said:
Just today I talked with an entrepreneur developing a SAAS in an educational space. His questioned focused on how to set up his first LLC and be prepared for funding rounds. As usual, I recommend reading past articles on AVC.com for a look at how investors think. Fred's post today could not have come at a better time. Fred – perhaps you could directly address early formation of LLCs by companies to make it easier to interact with investors. Tips for corporate structure, units vs. member interests, etc.
Well it turns out there was an old MBA Mondays post that addressed those issues. So I will re-run it today.
I'm taking a turn on MBA Mondays today. We are moving past the concepts of interest and time value of money and moving into the world of corporations. Today, I'd like to talk about what kinds of entities you might encounter in the world of business.
First off, you don't have to incorporate to be in business. There are many people who run a business and don't incorporate. A good example of this are many of the sellers on Etsy. They make things, sell them, receive the income, and pay the taxes as part of their personal returns.
But there are three big reasons you'll want to consider incorporating; liability, taxes, and investment. And the kind of corporate entity you create depends on where you want to come out on all three of those factors.
I'd like to say at this point that I am not a lawyer or a tax advisor and that if you are planning on incorporating, I would recommend consulting both before making any decisions. I hope that we'll get both lawyers and tax advisors commenting on this post and adding to the discussion of these issues. I'll also say that this post is entirely based on US law and that it does not attempt to discuss international law.
With that said, here goes.
When you start a business, it is important to recognize that it will eventually be something entirely different than you. You won't own all of it. You won't want to be liable for everything that the company does. And you won't want to pay taxes on its profits.
Creating a company is implicitly recognizing those things. It is putting a buffer between you and the business in some important ways.
Let's talk first about liability. When you create a company, you can limit your liability for actions of the corporation. Those actions can be for things like bills (called accounts payable in accounting parlance), promises made (like services to be rendered), and lawsuits. This is an incredibly important concept and the reason that most lawyers advise their clients to incorporate as soon as possible. You don't want to put yourself and your family at personal risk for the activities you undertake in your business. It's not prudent or expected in our society.
Taxes are the next thing most people think about when incorporating. There are two basic kinds of corporate entities for taxes; "flow through entities" and "tax paying entities." Here is the difference. Flow through corporate entities don't pay taxes, they pass the income (and tax paying obligation) through to the owners of the business. Tax paying entities pay the taxes at the corporate level and the owners have no obligation for the taxes owed. Your neighborhood restaurant is probably a "flow through entity." Google is a tax paying entity. When you buy 100 shares of Google, you are not going to get a tax bill for your share of their earnings at the end of the year.
And then there is investment/ownership. Even before we talk about investment, there is the issue of business partners. Let's say you want to split the ownership of your business 50/50 with someone else. You have to incorporate to create the entity that you can co-own. And when you want to take investment, you'll need to have a corporate entity that can issue shares or membership interests in return for the capital that others invest in your business.
So now that we've talked about the three major considerations, let's talk about the different kinds of entities you will come across.
For many new startups, the form of corporate entity they choose is called the LLC. It stands for Limited Liability Company. This form of business has been around for a long time in some countries but became recognized and popular in the US sometime in the past 25 years. The key distinguishing characteristics of a LLC is that you get the limitation of liability of a corporation, you can take investment capital (with restrictions that we'll talk about next), but the taxes are "flow through". Most companies, including tech startups, start out as LLCs these days. Owners in LLC are most commonly called "members" and investments or ownership splits are structured in "membership interests."
As the business grows and takes on more sophisticated investors (like venture funds), it will most often convert into something called a C Corporation. Most of the companies you would buy stock in on the public markets (Google, Apple, GE, etc) are C Corporations. Most venture backed companies are C Corporations. C Corporations provide the limitation of liability, provide even more sophisticated ways to split ownership and raise capital, and most importantly are "tax paying entities." Once you convert from a LLC to a C corporation, you as the founder or owner no longer are responsible for paying the taxes on your share of the income. The company pays those taxes at the corporate level.
There are many reasons why a venture fund or other "sophisticated investors" prefer to invest in a C corporation over a LLC. Most venture funds require conversion when they invest. The flow through of taxes in the LLC can cause venture funds and their investors all sorts of tax issues. This is particularly true of venture funds with foreign investors. And the governance and ownership structures of an LLC are not nearly as developed as a C corporation. This stuff can get really complicated quickly, but the important thing to know is that when your business is small and "closely held" a LLC works well. When it gets bigger and the ownership gets more complicated, you'll want to move to a C corporation.
A nice hybrid between the C corporation and the LLC is the S corporation. It requires a simpler ownership structure, basically one class of stock and less than 100 shareholders. It is a "flow through entity" and is simple to set up. You cannot do as much with the ownership structure with an S corporation as you can with a LLC so if you plan to stay a flow through entity for a long period of time and raise significant capital, an LLC is probably better.
Another entity you might come across is the Limited Partnership. The funds our firm manages are Limited Partnerships. And some big companies, like Bloomberg LP, are limited partnerships. The key differences between a Limited Partnership and LLCs and C corporations are around liabilities. In the limited partnership, the investors have limited liability (like a LLC or C corporation) but the managers (called General Partners) do not. Limited Partnerships are set up to take in outside investment and split ownership. And they are flow through entities.
There are many other forms of corporate ownership but these three are among the most common and show how the three big issues of liability, ownership, and taxes are handled differently in each.
The important thing to remember about all of this is that if you are starting a business, you should create a corporate entity to manage the risk and protect you and your family from it. You should start with something simple and evolve it as the business needs grow and develop.
As an investor, you should make sure you know what kind of corporation you are investing in, you should know what kind of liability you are exposing yourself to, and what the tax obligations will be as a result.
And most of all, get a good lawyer and tax advisor. Though they are expensive, over time the best ones are worth their weight in gold.


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The Illinois Police Officers Memorial Committee was established in 1985. Our monument in Springfield, Illinois bears the names of the officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their communities. Every year on the first Thursday of May, we hold a ceremony to pay tribute to fallen officers and their families. We are grateful to all our contributors who have helped us keep these memories alive.
National Police Prayer
Almighty God, Father of all Mercies, we ask Thy Blessing and guidance upon all Law Enforcement Officers engaged in the protection of our citizens. Be with them in their lonely tours of duty while patrolling the busy streets of our cities and the remote area of the country. Give them the Blessings of Your Wisdom, to know and do what is right. Temper their actions with mercy and justice. When their tours are completed and the day is over, guide them safely home to their loved ones.
We also ask Thy Blessing and eternal rest to all our Brothers and Sisters who have sacrificed their very lives in the performance of their duties. Give to their loved ones the peace and strength to bear the anguish of their loss. Remove all resentment from their hearts, knowing that eternal peace and rest will abide over their departed loved one forever. This we beg in Thy name forever and ever. Amen


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Website for American Forces in Korea Goes Dark
The United States Forces-Korea website was knocked offline early Tuesday morning by a hardware failure, Pentagon officials said.
Around 1 a.m. EDT, the site, which is managed by the Defense Department, showed up blank except for a message reading, "Network Error (gateway_error); An error occurred attempting to communicate with an HTTP or SOCKS gateway. The gateway may be temporarily unavailable, or there could be a network problem. For assistance, contact your network support team."
As of 2:30 p.m. the site was still out, at a time when many federal eyes are watching the Pacific area's physical and electronic assets closely. U.S. Forces-Korea is a shared headquarters that plans and prepares for sending combat forces to defeat adversaries in the peninsula region.
"Defense is aware that the U.S. Forces-Korea website — www.usfk.mil — is currently unavailable. Initial assessments indicate it is the result of a hardware failure. Communication specialists are diligently working to repair the problem to bring the site back online as soon as possible," Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col. Damien Pickart said.
For weeks, the North Korean government has been threatening its southern neighbor and the United States with talk of U.S.-bound missiles and plutonium production. The regime is widely accused of carrying out a cyber assault last month that froze South Korean networks supporting automatic teller machines and broadcast TV stations.
In response to Pyongyang's aggressive oratory, the Pentagon this week moved a missile-tracking platform toward the Korean peninsula and dispatched a guided missile destroyer.
Recently, U.S. Cyber Command announced a reorganization that will produce 27 teams of combat mission forces to provide offensive planning, as well as defensive capabilities and options to geographical combatant commanders. CYBERCOM, which formed in 2010, also is creating 60 teams to defend dot-mil networks, including USFK.mil.
Photo: South Korean K-1 tanks move over a temporary bridge during a river-crossing military drill in Hwacheon near the border with North Korea on April 1, 2013. Image via KIM JAE-HWAN/AFP/Getty Images
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Baltimore City police said they have charged a man with several counts of possession and distribution of child pornography based on more than 100 gigabytes of evidence found on an external hard drive.
David Ralph Fisher, 42, of Baltimore, was charged Wednesday with 13 various child pornography-related charges. Fisher is being held without bail after a bail review hearing on Tuesday.
City police carried on a months-long investigation in which they said Fisher produced and distributed child pornography -- some of the young victims were his own family members.
According to the police charging document, Fisher told police that "he has been looking (at) and trading child pornography for many years." Detectives said they found emails that corroborate Fisher's statement that he shared child pornography.
The warrant shows detectives found more than 1,000 files of videos and pictures of nude girls and boys posing or engaging in explicit sex acts with adults.
"What this individual is accused of doing is heinous and quite frankly disgusting, and the reason why we're here is we believe there could be additional victims that we perhaps are not aware of yet," city police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.
The investigation began in November, when Fisher's finacee reported to police that she found files on an external hard drive connected to a laptop that police said depicted child pornography.
Police said the videos depicted men and women having sexual intercourse with children as young as 2 years old. The hard drive also contained photos of girls ranging in age from 4 to 12, police said.
Police said the fiancee took the hard drive and turned it in to police. The ex-fiancee told 11 News "I had no idea. He was a good liar." She also sent a statement, saying, "When I found the files, I was traumatized by what I saw, and I knew I had to turn it in to the police. I never imagined that someone so apparently kind on the outside could have such dark secrets inside."
The investigation culminated Tuesday with Fisher's arrest, when a city police detective posed as a 14-year-old girl seeking sex online in a sting.
When police executed a search warrant on Fisher's Baltimore apartment, they confiscated three cellphones, a laptop and a desktop computer, an Xbox, a 32-inch monitor, and various VHS tapes.
Police said they found two photos on one of the cellphones matching photos stored on the desktop computer. It's not clear if Fisher himself appears in the images.
Sources told 11 News that Fisher is an Army veteran and that he was in a program for sexual deviants. When 11 News contacted the Veterans Administration Maryland Health Care System, a representative said federal health care law prohibits them from discussing a vet's medical history. Their system does not have a sexual deviant program, but if a vet requires it the VA will arrange for the services to be provided in the community.
Police said they do not know how many potential victims there may be. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to call the Baltimore City Police Cyber Crimes Unit at 443-984-7135.


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mstaffers needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 34 designs submitted by 19 freelance designers.
http://www.medicalstaffers.com is going to be a simple landing page to coordinate with our company name.
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this page needs to be simple, will have minimal inner pages, and will in essence be a portal to our other main pages. medicalstaffers.com is a quick stop, that should serve as a portal to our sites http://www.travelnursecareer.com and http://www.alliedhealthstaffers.com . We will want to keep our current logo, maybe make it less dominating or work it in with the new header to look better, but incorporate a new header and some minimal links, contact us, jobs, apply now, about us. The design should be simple, clean and the most important is to direct the right action for the right person. we are envisioning 3 big buttons in the middle  TRAVEL NURSE CLICK HERE (leads to http://www.travelnursecareer.com) ALLIED HEALTH CLICK HERE (leads to http://www.alliedhealthstaffers.com) and HOSPITALS CLICK HERE which would be the only audience we are going to want to keep on the medical staffers site. our inner pages will have info for them and sell them on why they should search for us. but this page is a portal for our employees or potential employees and we want them directed to the appropriate page. We will want this to be compatible with all browsers and the winner would provide the html.Â


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Living well with dementia
Dementia, including Alzheimer's disease can be overwhelming for both the people who have it and their caregivers and families. However, with adequate care and support, their quality of life can be improved.
The photos in this gallery are all courtesy of Professor Cathy Greenblat, taken within the context of a cross-cultural photographic project on ageing, dementia, and end of life care. This photo gallery uses evocative images to show that people with dementia who are treated as whole human beings in positive environments can still give and receive love, and share moments of hearty laughter.
Marie-Therèse and Féderica painting a kite, Monaco
Despite a ninety-year-plus age difference, Marie-Therèse and Féderica have a good time painting a kite together. Giving children understandable information about Alzheimer's can help them cope with the disease in their family.
Elsie and Jody in a LaughterYoga session, USA
LaughterYoga shows how a combination of physical exercises, breathing exercises, and minimal verbal communication can indeed represent a moment of fun for people affected by Alzheimer's.
Mr. Noori, Bangalore Centre, India
Formerly a senior manager at a major industrial company, 80 year old Mr. Noori was saddened to realize that he had less ability to engage in activities that were pleasurable only a short time ago.
Big hug, Japan
When an aide in a Kyoto group home embraced this resident, everyone smiled. Gerontologist Hidetoshi Endo explains: "Spiritual care at home and in residential facilities is widespread in Japan, offered by care partners with love and smiles."
Elsa, Dominican Republic
Elsa and one of her 10 siblings were diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Elsa left school after 4th grade and stayed home helping her mother, not dating and never marrying.
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For a reminiscence therapy session in Nice, participants were urged to bring a photo or other item of importance to them.