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Supports Mandate by Agency for Use of SigNature(R) DNA on Electronics
(PublicWire.com Press Release) –STONY BROOK, NY–(Marketwire – Feb 15, 2013) – Applied DNA Sciences, Inc. ( OTCBB : APDN ), (Twitter: @APDN), a provider of DNA-based anti-counterfeiting technology and product authentication solutions, announced today the activation of an agreement with the Defense Logistics Agency for authentication services and training. Signed in November, the contract was activated with the delivery of the first services by APDN to DLA.
Authentication services and training, consisting of forensic analysis of DLA-procured parts with SigNature DNA marks, are in support of the DLA mandate requiring the use of SigNature DNA on microcircuits provided by trusted suppliers to DLA.
The year-long contract, with a maximum value of $150,000, represents APDN's first direct business with a federal U.S. government agency. APDN has participated in a two-phase pilot for DLA (generating about $1 million in total), however, that work was subcontracted through LMI, a not-for-profit consultancy which works with DLA.
The current mandate requiring SigNature DNA marking on microcircuits delivers to DLA the ability to check for parts authenticity or provenance. This contract enables DLA to have APDN forensically authenticate the DNA marked components.
About Applied DNA Sciences
APDN is a provider of botanical-DNA based security and authentication solutions that can help protect products, brands and intellectual property of companies, governments and consumers from theft, counterfeiting, fraud and diversion. SigNature® DNA and smartDNA, our principal anti-counterfeiting and product authentication solutions that essentially cannot be copied, provide a forensic chain of evidence and can be used to prosecute perpetrators.
Forward-looking Statements
The statements made by APDN may be forward-looking in nature. Forward-looking statements describe APDN's future plans, projections, strategies and expectations, and are based on assumptions and involve a number of risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the control of APDN. Actual results could differ materially from those projected due to our short operating history, limited financial resources, limited market acceptance, market competition and various other factors detailed from time to time in APDN's SEC reports and filings, including our Annual Report on Form 10-K, filed on December 20, 2012 and our subsequent quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. APDN undertakes no obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements to reflect new information, events or circumstances after the date hereof to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.


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COLUMBUS, Ga. – The long road back through the loser's bracket begins for West No. 1-seed Georgia College baseball (29-20) as the Bobcats fell 5-0 to East No. 4-seed Lander University (35-16) in the opening round of the Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Tournament Wednesday night at Golden Park.
The PBC Pitcher of the Year Chris Thomas (8-2) was every bit as advertised, holding the GC bats to four hits and not a single walk in the complete game shutout, fanning 11.
It took to the bottom of the eighth for GC to get a runner in scoring position, but a double play helped end the threat for the Bobcats.
Thomas shut out the Bobcats during the regular season on four hits, spreading four singles out among four different GC hitters as he did tonight.
Travis Echols (Suwanee, Ga.), Cody Maas (Alpharetta, Ga.), Clay Ardeeser (Loganville, Ga.) and Benton Yaun (Marietta, Ga.) each recorded singles for GC. Yaun's safety extended his hit streak to 20 games.
Lefty starter Matt Kaplan (Alpharetta, Ga.) took the loss, going six innings allowing four runs and six hits. Kaplan (2-3) fanned six. Senior righty Derek McGowan (Raytown, Mo.) helped keep the Bobcats close, retiring eight of the last nine batters in the game.
The Bobcats will face East No. 2-seed Francis Marion University tomorrow, May 10 at 4 p.m. in an elimination game.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.

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Sure, we've all relied on our GPS devices or smart-phone maps to navigate through — and altogether avoid — certain parts of town. Tech circles have been chattering lately about this new Microsoft "avoid ghetto" patent that helps you avoid less desirable areas of cities.
Cnet writer Chris Matyszczyk's nice take on the patent raises some good questions, like: What crime statistics are used by Microsoft's GPS feature to determine the safest directions?
So what do you think? Would you find an "avoid ghetto" GPS feature helpful?


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Peru Organic Puno Lot #14 is very creamy with chocolate syrup flavor and subtle malic acidity.
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I don't know much about L'Occitane but I know what when I go into their lush store I want to say, 'half a block of cheese, please' because that's what it reminds me of – a French deli.
Since I have dry skin I am the ultimate candidate for their new Ultra Rich range, a selection of scrubs for the face, body and hands which contain Shea Butter and exfoliate whilst moisturising as well.
They say:
The Ultra Rich Face Scrub has been specially formulated to gently exfoliate dry or very dry skin. Its finely ground nutshells help to efficiently eliminate dead skin cells and impurities. Its creamy base, enriched in shea butter (10%) and chestnut extract, helps the skin to maintain its natural moisture level.
This is a really rich, creamy textured face scrub, nothing like other ones I own. It smells good too.
Initially, I had a nice time using it, gently exfoliating my face:
Then suddenly – OUCH. A burning sensation across my face about 2 minutes in and I had to wash this baby off asap to prevent the stinging. Eek! I thought my skin had toughened up – perhaps its the shell powder, I'm not sure but something in this made my skin go crazy.
I'm lucky that I wasn't left with any dry patches or redness (as I sometimes get when I have an allergy to a product).
It's a shame because it's a lovely texture and will work for some people, just not for me.
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From your holiday rental, arrange a tour of the ancient ruins, which is an educational experience in understanding ancient Greeks' cultural identity. A trip to Acropolis and the famed Parthenon temple, with their awe-inspiring marble columns and precision architecture is unforgettable. Stop at one of the little taverns under the Acropolis and have a glass of wine and return to your holiday rental enchanted. A leisurely stroll through the streets of the Plaka (the "old city" of Athens) reveals its unique charms; it was the heart of the city in the time of Socrates.
Some beach homes, villas and house rentals are a walk away from the sea, however scheduled shuttles offer transportation to the coastal zones with its colorful marinas and breathtaking beaches. At the end of an action-packed day, return to a warm, welcoming home where you can enjoy the freedom and the comforts of home away from home in a holiday villa or rental home. Take part in the age-old tradition of sailing Athens-Attica's coastline, explore the peninsula, or even take a cruise. An exhilarating day at the Allou Fun Park near to your holiday villa can be wonderful for the entire family.
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ACT and SAT standardized testing can be one of the most stressful parts of the college search process. You can reduce your stress level by familiarizing yourself with the tests and preparing for them. Further, realize that colleges use the test scores in combination with your grades, essays and references to determine if you would be successful at their school. The test scores are only one part of the equation schools take into consideration when granting admittance.
Neither the SAT or ACT are intelligence tests. They are used to predict your level of academic success in college. Thus, enormous amounts of studying are not likely to improve your scores; however, knowing some test-taking tips can be useful. For example, knowing the format of the test and its time restrictions can help you determine the pace of answering questions. Here are some other things to remember:
- Decide which test to take
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BALTIMORE – UMBC women's basketball shot 50 percent for the third straight games, but the Retrievers took just 34 shots in game after turning the ball over to Stony Brook 28 times in a 72-51 loss in the black and gold's annual Play4Kay contest at the RAC Arena on Wednesday night.
The Retrievers were led by a career-high 13 points from sophomore guard Liz McNaughton (Fairfax, Va./Fairfax), who knocked down three-of-four from beyond the arc and four-of-five from the field. Freshmen forwards Sara Tarbert (Delta, Pa./Kennard-Dale) and Amanda Hagaman (Manasquan, N.J./Manasquan) each chipped in 10 points and six rebounds. Tarbert extended her double-digit scoring streak to 10 games.
UMBC knocked down three of its first four shots to start the contest, but a the Retrievers did not connect on another field goal for four minutes, allowing Stony Brook to go on an 8-1 run. Despite sophomore center Bridget O'Donnell (Belle Mead, N.J./Montgomery) knocking down a long jumper as the shot clock expired to end the drought, the Seawolves were able to extend their lead to 24-11 with 8:19 to go in the half.
Hagaman helped to get the Retrievers going, pouring in her first bucket of the evening, followed by a trey from junior Janelle Saling (Lathrop, Mo./Lathrop/Highland CC) and a pair of free throws from Tarbert, bringing UMBC back within six, 24-18. However, Stony Brook scored nine of the final 12 points of the half to enter the break with a 12-point lead, 33-21.
Tarbert helped UMBC bring the deficit back to single digits in the opening seconds of the period with an old-fashioned three-point play, but that is as close as the Retrievers would get in the half. The black and gold turned the ball over 17 times in the second half, turning into 16 SBU points.
UMBC's 28 turnovers in the game transitioned into 28 points and Stony Brook's 14 offensive rebounds allowed for 17 second chance points.
Junior forward Sabre Proctor drained seven of her 13 attempts and finished with a game-high 20 points to lead four double-digit scorers for Stony Brook. Junior guard Jessica Ogunnorin added 15 points and a game-high eight rebounds.
UMBC Freshman guard Taylor McCarley (Bowie, Md./Academy of Holy Cross) added nine points, a season-high six assists and four rebounds.
Game Notes
-Stony Brook completes the season sweep for the first time since 2010 and evens the series at 12 apiece.
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Birth defects spiking in Fallujah
When is the killing of children not a crime?
Take to the streets on March 20!
Join the IndictBushNow contingent
Take to the streets on March 20!
Join the IndictBushNow contingent
Dear Mark,
Yesterday, Karl Rove was all over the news with the release of his book congratulating himself, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney for the invasion of Iraq.
Rove is getting richer by the day.
Yesterday, too, there was another news item that, unlike Rove's book, has received scant attention. It speaks directly to the legal culpability of Bush, Rove and the other criminals who should be arrested rather doing book tours.
CBS News reports, "Doctors and parents in the Iraqi city of Fallujah are blaming a sharp increase in the number of birth defects on the highly sophisticated weapons U.S. troops have used in the city during the war.
"The BBC reported Thursday the staggering statistic from doctors in the city that the number of heart defects found in newborn babies is 13 times the number of similar birth defects in Europe."
Bush ordered Fallujah to be essentially destroyed in 2004.
The CBS story states: "British-based Iraqi researcher Malik Hamdan told the news organization that one doctor compared the number of birth defects from before 2003 to today. Before the war began, she saw about one case every two months. Now she sees cases every day.
"Her research shows that as of January, the rate of congenital heart defects was 95 per 1,000 births or 13 times Europe's rate." Bush is guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Many tens of thousands of children have died directly as a consequence of Bush's war that was based exclusively on lies and deceit. In addition to the spike in birth defects, a whole generation of Iraqi children will face a lifetime of physical and emotional wounds. Seventy percent of children are suffering from trauma-related symptoms reports the Iraqi Society of Psychiatrists and the World Health Organization. That conclusion was based on a survey of 10,000 primary school students.
On March 20, 2010 supporters of the IndictBushNow movement are forming a contingent in the national anti-war March on Washington protesting the Iraq and Afghanistan war.
We owe it the people of Fallujah and all the still suffering people in Iraq to let them know that "We The People" in the United States, like they, recognize that a government that spoke in our name committed some of the worst atrocities in modern times.
Please stand with thousands of others on March 20. Spread the word to others. If you can't attend but want to show your support, you can make a donation so that others can come. To donate, click here.
P.S.: How ironic that CBS News would report on the crimes of the Bush administration, yet CBS Outdoor has so far refused to run the IndictBushNow bus ad campaign demanding that the war criminals behind them be brought to justice. Click here to send CBS a letter of protest.


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On last night's episode, the girls were judged on how they modeled in the souvenir photo on a Knott's Berry Farm roller coaster. Too bad this exact challenge was already featured two years ago on Paris Hilton's My New BFF.
There are a few things that are odd about this copycat challenge. ANTM is usually hyper-vigilant about repeating itself as far as the challenges and photo shoots go, always attempting to make its own Top. Model. History. To the point of ludicrousness. (A runway show that's four stories up in the air so that no one can see the clothes, for example.) So it's bizarre that producers would rip off a challenge—right down to the last detail—that had already been used (ingeniously, I might add) on a reality show before.
The other issue is that Paris Hilton's My New BFF was a sort of metaphysical parody of reality television. I mean, just the notion of creating a reality show in which people are there for the sole purpose to make friends challenges nearly everything about the genre. And the show's challenges were meant to mock the ridiculousness of those featured on other shows, by hypothesizing what those challenges could be and then carrying them out. The fact that ANTM actually went ahead and earnestly recreated the same challenge only makes BFF seem more relevant than ever, two years later. This point was driven home, particularly, by Nigel's bitchy criticisms.


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I think there is very little reason to proceed if the spec permits a DAA option. If there is any option other than one spec, companies will choose the one that imposes the least burdens. The point of this *consensus* exercise was to come up with *one* spec everyone can live with. There are so many more reasons this is bad, I don't have the time. But, for example, your suggestion permits a DAA token but no Consumer groups Token. And of course there is diversity of opinion among industry groups, and consumer groups. etc. etc. etc Which is why *this forum* was convened to reach consensus. Lauren Gelman BlurryEdge Strategies 415-627-8512 On Oct 31, 2012, at 11:17 AM, David Wainberg wrote: > Hi Lauren, > > The issue right now is not whether you support it. It's how to address concerns about the range of acceptable tokens. Ultimately, if there is not support for this, it won't be included in the spec. However, if it does end up in the spec, we'd want it to be the best we can make it. > > That said, I don't get the comparison to P3P. Is it the use of the word "token"? Otherwise, they're quite different. > > -David > > > > On 10/31/12 2:02 PM, Lauren Gelman wrote: >> >> I don't support this at all. DNT was supposed to be a common standard. Either you were in or out. Now you are just rebuilding P3P. >> >> Lauren Gelman >> BlurryEdge Strategies >> 415-627-8512 >> >> On Oct 31, 2012, at 10:54 AM, David Wainberg wrote: >> >>> Let's move this discussion to the other thread: "ISSUE-45 managing compliance mode tokens" >>> >>> On 10/30/12 10:46 AM, Joseph Lorenzo Hall wrote: >>>> Is there a way to have as little variation as possible? I've only seen the EU/US discussion as a *necessary* variation, but I can imagine people have ideas for others. >>>> >>>> And would each token be completely specified in the compliance spec? (so that users would be able to know what a "US/DAA" response means in terms of commitments made by the party serving that response?) >>>> >>>> best, Joe >>>> >>>> On Oct 29, 2012, at 15:13, David Wainberg <email@example.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Lauren, that is a possible token. As explained in the top post on this thread (http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/2012Oct/0154.html) this will, in a fully transparent way, accommodate the variation we will necessarily see in the way companies are able to honor DNT. >>>>> >>>>> On 10/29/12 2:55 PM, Lauren Gelman wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> Does that mean a US/DAA "token" is permitted under the language? >>>>>> >>>>>> Lauren Gelman >>>>>> BlurryEdge Strategies >>>>>> 415-627-8512 >>>>>> >>>>>> On Oct 29, 2012, at 11:46 AM, David Wainberg wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Hi Lauren, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I think in general I think it will be hard for companies to speculate whether or how they'll honor DNT before the specs are done. Once there are defined standards, then companies will be able to determine what is applicable for their business. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -David >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On 10/29/12 2:30 PM, Lauren Gelman wrote: >>>>>>>> Shane. Does this permit a US/DAA "token" and would Yahoo use that one or the W3C one this group is developing? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Lauren Gelman >>>>>>>> BlurryEdge Strategies >>>>>>>> 415-627-8512 >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Oct 29, 2012, at 11:13 AM, Shane Wiley wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> John, >>>>>>>>> This is still a single specification but provides for regional variance in communicating the user which policy their DNT will be honored under. W3C is still a valid response but this would allow E/DAA to be a valid response as well. >>>>>>>>> - Shane >>>>>>>>> From: John Simpson [mailto:email@example.com] >>>>>>>>> Sent: Monday, October 29, 2012 2:05 PM >>>>>>>>> To: David Wainberg >>>>>>>>> Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com >>>>>>>>> Subject: Re: ISSUE-45 ACTION-246 Clarified proposal on compliance statements >>>>>>>>> David, >>>>>>>>> I'm puzzled here. I don't think the WG is anywhere near consensus on the concept that the spec should provide servers with an opportunity to select what DNT regime they are following. My impression is that we are working to develop a single specification. This suggestion seems to undercut that concept. >>>>>>>>> Best regards, >>>>>>>>> John >>>>>>>>> ---------- >>>>>>>>> John M. Simpson >>>>>>>>> Consumer Advocate >>>>>>>>> Consumer Watchdog >>>>>>>>> 2701 Ocean Park Blvd., Suite 112 >>>>>>>>> Santa Monica, CA,90405 >>>>>>>>> Tel: 310-392-7041 >>>>>>>>> Cell: 310-292-1902 >>>>>>>>> www.ConsumerWatchdog.org >>>>>>>>> firstname.lastname@example.com >>>>>>>>> On Oct 29, 2012, at 9:57 AM, David Wainberg wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Editors -- can we please add these options to the two docs? >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> TPE: Add a required "compliance" field to the tracking status resource in the TPE, where the value indicates the compliance regime under which the server is honoring the DNT signal. In 5.5.3 of the TPE: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> A status-object MUST have a member named compliance that contains a single compliance mode token. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> TCS: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Compliance mode tokens must be associated with a legislative or regulatory regime in a relevant jurisdiction, or with a relevant and established self-regulatory regime. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> On 10/9/12 9:22 AM, David Wainberg wrote: >>>>>>>>> ACTION-246 (http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/actions/246), which relates to ISSUE-45 (http://www.w3.org/2011/tracking-protection/track/issues/45). >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Hello all, >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> This is a clarification of my previous proposal (http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tracking/2012Sep/0012.html). I'm launching it on a fresh thread, because the previous one got a bit wild and off-topic. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Recall that this arose out of the problem of how or where parties may or must make statements regarding their DNT compliance. One proposal, which many of us strongly objected to, was to make provision of the tracking status resource in and of itself an assertion of compliance with the DNT spec. That proposal was a replacement for an initial proposal to require a public statement of compliance, but without specifying where or how that statement must be made. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> The problems with these proposals are that the one is overly strict, does not provide any flexibility, and sets up a legal landmine that companies will avoid by not providing the WKL, and the other is too loose; it allows for potentially unlimited variation in how companies honor DNT and where and how they make their commitments to do so. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> This proposal solves these problems by requiring a statement in the status resource regarding compliance with one of a limited set of DNT variations. Although I understand the desire for and attractiveness of a single universal specification for DNT compliance, the reality is that we will have to accommodate some variation based on, e.g., business model, geography, etc. Examples of this problem arose during the Amsterdam meeting. If we want to ensure wide adoption and enforceability of DNT, this is the way to do it. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> The proposal is the following: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Add a required "compliance" field to the tracking status resource in the TPE, where the value indicates the compliance regime under which the server is honoring the DNT signal. In 5.5.3 of the TPE: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> A status-object MUST have a member named compliance that contains a single compliance mode token. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> From here, I look to the group for discussion regarding how and where to define compliance mode tokens. My initial version of this proposal suggested looking to IANA to manage a limited set of tokens to prevent collisions. I think there was some misunderstanding and concern about how this would work. No -- companies should not just create their own arbitrary values. My view is that each token must have a well-defined and widely-accepted meaning. How's this: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Compliance mode tokens must be associated with a legislative or regulatory regime in a relevant jurisdiction, or with a relevant and established self-regulatory regime. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I'm open to other ideas for this. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> Cheers, >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> David >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>> >> >Received on Wednesday, 31 October 2012 19:12:25 UTC
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