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Tucsonans: are you interested in chess but never had the opportunity to learn how to play? Curious about trying out the game but nervous you don't know the rules? No more excuses!!! Do not miss this amazing opportunity to learn how to play at the 3rd Annual Chess Fest from 3-5 pm on April 10 at the Hotel Congress!
This year's Chess Fest will not only feature free chess lessons, but also provide participants with "chess passports." Anyone, regardless of age, can come by the Chess Fest, pick up a "passport," and visit each of the six stations to learn how the pieces move. The first 500 participants to go through all the stations and learn how to play chess will receive a $5 gift certificate from Bookmans!
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Han van Gelder is best known for his work as a film director, but he began his artistic career in comic books. Born in Amsterdam as the son of a furniture maker, he initially pursued a technical education, but it was cut short due to the outbreak of World War II. Van Gelder spent part of the war in hiding, and during this period he killed the time by drawing. He attended the drawing classes of Henk Kannegieter in Haarlem, where he met Hans G. Kresse. Van Gelder and Kresse cooperated on two comic booklets, called 'Per atoomraket naar Mars' and 'Ditto en de draak in de grot', that were written by the retired teacher H. G. Haakenhout and published by J.A. ten Klei. Van Gelder would continue to work with Haakenhout on his own on two comic books called 'De Wereldreis van een Jeep' for publisher Vondel in Amsterdam around 1945.
He went to work at the animation department of the Toonder Studios in 1947, and initially stayed there for two years, when he joined Joop Geesink's Dollywood studios. He was mainly involved in the special effects for Geesink's puppet films. He returned to Toonder in 1951, as the assistant of chief animator Harold Mack. He set up his own Tabletop department, to employ a special animation technique with the use of miniatures. He used the technique in the films 'Globobbo' (1952) and 'The conquered planet' (1953), that were both written by Jan Gerhard Toonder.
Van Gelder's reputation as a special effect artist got him in touch with filmer Bert Haanstra in the mid-1950s, with whom he worked on the Shell UK documentary 'The Rival World' in 1955. In the following years, he also worked for Toonder's live-action productions, but he left the studios and went to work as an independent film producer in 1962. Until 1990, he produced dozens of mainly educational films and documentaries. In 1967, he was one of the first producers to show moving dinosaurs in his films, long before Jurassic Park. He also managed to animate some of M.C. Escher's mathematical creations in the film 'Adventures in perception'. He retired from films in the 1990s, and spent the rest of his years painting and drawing in the Frisian town of Oldeberkoop.


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What Workers Say They Do On Business Trips
Bosses may not be too happy if they knew what workers were really doing when they travel for business. A new study found that 94 percent of Americans said they misbehaved during business travel.
Overall, 71 percent of workers said they felt people drank too much when traveling for business. Other bad behaviors were a bit worse, however. Sixty-six percent of workers said they cheated on a spouse while traveling and 54 percent said they spent too much money while away. Workers also said they did not stick to their exercise regimes, went to bed late and took illicit drugs while away for business travel.
"We have found that business travel can bring out the worst in us," said Denise Persson, chief marketing officer of virtual communications platform ON24, which conducted the research. "But it's these travel nightmares that make some of the best comedy. Our research demonstrates that our work and the resulting business travel put too much pressure on ourselves and our families."
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That added pressure is being felt by a majority of Americans. Eighty-five percent of respondents said they felt work infringed on their personal time. The top cause of this stress is the long hours workers feel they must work. Workers also blame employers for demanding more of them in a bad economy and the accessibility of technologies that allows workers to work from anywhere for infringing on their personal time.
In addition to cutting into personal time, 91 percent of workers also said that too much work has other consequences. In particular, 75 percent of workers said they had increased stress resulting from too much work, while 70 percent said too much work resulted in a failed marriage. Workers also reported that too much time away from work resulted in health problems, rebellious children and an increased probability of an affair.
Even though work presented challenges to home life, one-third of workers said they would not be willing to do anything more to add an extra year to their life. Among the workers willing to give up something for an extra year, 22 percent said they would give up shaving forever. The research found that an additional 22 percent also said they would quit their job while 18 percent said they would give up television forever. Other workers said they would give up a winning lottery ticket or their pets for one more year.
The research was based on the responses of more than 2,000 people. The research was conducted by Harris Interactive for ON24.
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text: Launched in October 2001, today (really) marks the end of support for the Windows XP operating system. As the 12+ year run of Windows XP comes to an end, it holds some curious lessons.As the lead discussion on the Down the Rabbithole Newscast this week (listen here), we covered the demise of Windows XP from a few different angles.In the process, I realized the real lesson is hidden in the form of a question we need to ask more often.Taking a moment to explore how we got here helps put the question is context. \u00a0Windows XP is done, What's the big deal?Windows XP was, and remains popular for individuals and organizations. Estimates range from 18-30% of systems _currently_ accessing the Internet use Windows XP.That means that despite the notice, extension, and dire warnings of negative consequences, a large number of individuals and organizations simply opted to stick with what they had.It's a curious finding.An accepted "good" practice is to diligently review, test, and apply patches and updates to operating systems and applications. The number of people clinging to Windows XP suggests perhaps that this good practice needs a boost.Or does it?Contrast that experience with the reports surfacing this week that iOS 7 adoption is at 87%. Without question, this is not a direct comparison - especially given the difference between computers and servers versus mobile devices. And while there are other differences, the outcome is what needs to be studied.\u00a0Exploring why the adoption of iOS 7 is taking off even as people cling to Windows XP is important. Understanding the differences in approach holds clues for future efforts at upgrades.Steps to take if you (or someone you know) is using Windows XPTrey Ford wrote up a nice piece pointing out the role of service and taking the approach of an ambassador (read it here).\u00a0It seems this may be a theme to revisit; a challenge we can tackle together, as an industry.If you, or someone you know, is using Windows XP, then it means taking the effort to protect or replace the system(s) using it. That requires a structured conversation about business process, risks, and the steps necessary to upgrade.Why has Windows XP stuck around?Initial support ended in April of 2009, moving to a scenario of extended support that offered paid solutions and security updates. After warnings and even an extension, today is the day that all support options and updates end.While many see today as the day people are finally forced to take action, the reality is some situations preclude that course of action. For example:Purpose-built devices: some of these devices lack alternatives, are inaccessible or are governed by strict standards that prevent a changeCustom applications: organizations that invested heavily in customized solutions may have (had) a legitimate cost analysis that kept them staying the course. Curious how the actual end of support changes those numbers.Concerns or struggles over the costs: whether accepted or not, a lot of folks are unable or unwilling to spend money on new hardware, operating systems, and applications. It's a costly change. Chances are the impacts are less understood, too.Exploring each of these (and other) reasons deeper reveals the real lesson about the assumptions made.\u00a0The hidden, single biggest lesson for securityHidden in plain sight is the single biggest lesson for security:We need to challenge our assumptions at the beginning of the process.How long is reasonable to expect hardware and software - especially the underlying OS to be stable and supported? \u00a0Y2K and the long goodbye to Windows XP is evidence that the timeline for these expectations is short, and getting shorter.\u00a0When coming across reasons to keep Windows XP - even now - we have to question why? Instead of shaking our heads in a knowing way, informed by over a decade of experience, it's an opportunity to engage in conversation.It'll likely be uncomfortable in some cases to probe the assumptions upon which the solutions were built and decisions made. Take the opportunity to learn first, then find the right solution forward.Want better security? Practice asking this one questionAs we reflect on the lessons and experiences afforded by the long run of Windows XP, it reveals a simple question that allows us to improve security:And what if our assumption(s) are wrong?The key is to simply ask and guide the discussion across three dimensions:HardwareOperating systemsApplicationsQuestion and document the assumptions about how long each of these elements tends to last. Then ask how long it needs to last in order for the project\/solution\/decision to make sense.Then follow up, again, by simply asking, "and what if our assumptions are wrong?"Thinking about assumptions and outcomes earlier in the process is a simple and effective way to improve security today and in the future.


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April 15, 2010
Gmail's New Interface for Adding Event Invitations
After entering all the details, the event is added to the email message and you can still edit the event or remove it.
{ Thanks, Abhijeet. }
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well this is great feature.ReplyDelete
Do you know if it's compatible to Microsoft Outlook Yes/No/Maybe Answering Buttons?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 15, 2010 at 1:07 PM
Pretty neat. Still wish they had the "create event from email" functionality!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 15, 2010 at 2:13 PM
great feature but it should work better with contacts. I have contacts with many e-mail addresses but just one "google calendar". This feature works only using "google account" e-mail.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 16, 2010 at 1:11 AM
seems to work with outlook accept buttonsReplyDelete
This is one of the best feature that has been added to gmail, now my office is using this and now our work is done in ease.ReplyDelete
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The atachments of the original message will be missing if you insert the invitantion after the atachments was composed in the message.ReplyDelete
It seems that the invitation feature exposes the list of all the email addresses of a given Google Group if the invitation is sent to a group (this might be a privacy issue if invitations are sent to two mailing lists where the list of subscribers is not public).ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousMay 3, 2012 at 4:35 PM
You are right about exposing all email recipients...I am sending to a homeowners' group, and we cannot expose the addresses.Delete
This system sucks, and I am in the process of changing to another email system... I inherited this system from the other persi\on, I did not like it then, and I like it even less now! Seems like a ploy from Gmail to get more users!!!!!!
- AnonymousMay 10, 2012 at 12:54 PM
If you put the email addresses in the bcc: field, they will not see one another on the invite. Alternatively, you can go in to the actual event on your calendar, go into edit and uncheck the box that says, "Guests can see guest list".Delete
Please add an option to remove it from the gmail message compose, where it shows near attach a file even when you don't use the Clendar. Thanks!ReplyDelete


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IE Business School has signed an agreement with Coursera, the leading international platform for free online courses known as MOOCs (Massive Online Open Courses).
Thus IE Business School has joined 61 other prestigious international institutions involved in the Coursera initiative, including Brown University, Columbia University, Duke University, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of Pennsylvania, Berklee College of Music and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
IE's contributions will include a course led by IE Business School economist Gayle Allard headed Understanding Economic Policymaking, which will examine governments´ roles in influencing macroeconomic factors. Rolf Strom Olsen, professor of humanities at IE Business School, will teach a course on Critical Perspectives on Management, centered on different approaches to analysis and decisionmaking in the field of business management.
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CRS: Indian Tribal Civil Jurisdiction's Reach Over Non-Indians: Plains Commerce Bank v. Long Family Land and Cattle Co., August 18, 2008
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This document was obtained by Wikileaks from the United States Congressional Research Service.
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Title: Indian Tribal Civil Jurisdiction's Reach Over Non-Indians: Plains Commerce Bank v. Long Family Land and Cattle Co.
CRS report number: RS22820
Author(s): Yule Kim, American Law Division
Date: August 18, 2008
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- The Supreme Court addressed the reach of tribal civil jurisdiction over nonmembers in Plains Commerce Bank v. Long Family Land and Cattle Co., Inc. (491 F.3d 878 (8th Cir. 2007), cert. granted, 128 S. Ct. 829 (2008)), a case that presents the question of whether Indian tribal courts have jurisdiction over a nonmember involved in a civil tort claim arising out of a consensual business relationship with a tribal member. In this case, tribal members had alleged that an off-reservation bank had discriminated against them by refusing to sell back land that the tribal members had previously owned and sold to the bank pursuant to a mortgage agreement. In tribal court, the tribal members brought an array of tribal common law claims, and won most of them, including the discrimination claim. The Supreme Court, however, reversed, holding that tribes cannot regulate or adjudicate claims relating to the sale of non-Indian fee lands.
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NORD gratefully acknowledges Randall W. Burt, MD, Professor of Medicine, University of Utah School of Medicine; Senior Director for Prevention and Outreach, Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah and Kory Jasperson, MS, Genetic Counselor, Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah, for assistance in the preparation of this report.
Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) is a rare inherited cancer predisposition syndrome characterized by hundreds to thousands of precancerous colorectal polyps (adenomatous polyps). If left untreated, affected individuals inevitably develop cancer of the colon and/or rectum at a relatively young age. FAP is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner and caused by abnormalities (mutations) in the APC gene. Mutations in the APC gene cause a group of polyposis conditions that have overlapping features: familial adenomatous polyposis, Gardner syndrome, Turcot syndrome and attenuated FAP.
Classic FAP is characterized by hundreds to thousands of colorectal adenomatous polyps, with polyps appearing on average at age 16 years. Without colectomy, affected individuals usually develop colorectal cancer by the third or fourth decade of life. FAP is also associated with an increased risk for cancer of the small intestine including the duodenum, and cancer of the thyroid, pancreas, liver (hepatoblatoma), central nervous system (CNS), and bile ducts, although these typically occur in less than 10% of affected individuals.
Individuals with CNS tumors and colorectal polyposis have historically been defined as Turcot syndrome. Two-thirds of cases of Turcot syndrome develop from mutations in the APC gene. The remaining cases develop from mutations in the genes that cause hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) also known as Lynch syndrome. Mutations in the APC gene are more commonly associated with medulloblastoma; mutations in the genes that cause HNPCC are more commonly associated with glioblastoma.
Extracolonic manifestations are variably present in FAP, including polyps of the stomach, duodenum and small bowel; and osteomas (bony growths), dental abnormalities, congenital hypertrophy of the retinal pigment epithelium (CHRPE), and soft tissue tumors including epidermoid cysts, fibromas and desmoid tumors. About 5% of individuals with FAP experience morbidity and/or mortality from desmoid tumors. The term Gardner syndrome is often used when colonic polyposis is accompanied by clinically obvious osteomas and soft tissue tumors.
Attenuated FAP is a variant of familial adenomatous polyposis. The disorder is characterized by an increased risk for colorectal cancer (although lower risk than classical FAP) but with fewer polyps (average of 30) and later age of onset of polyps and cancer than is typically seen in classic FAP. Extra-colonic manifestations are also associated with attenuated FAP.
Familial adenomatous polyposis is caused by germline (present in the first cell of the embryo) mutations in the APC gene and is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner, meaning that on average 50% of children of an affected parent will have the disease passed on to them.
Dominant genetic disorders occur when only a single copy or allele of a specific gene is mutated, thereby causing a particular disease. The abnormal gene can be inherited from either parent or can be the result of a new mutation (gene change) in the affected individual. The risk of passing the abnormal gene from affected parent to offspring is 50% for each pregnancy. The risk is the same for males and females.
Familial adenomatous polyposis affects males and females in equal numbers. It occurs in approximately one in 5,000 to 10,000 individuals in the United States and accounts for about 0.5% of all cases of colorectal cancer. One estimate suggests that familial adenomatous polyposis affects 50,000 American families. According to national registries, familial adenomatous polyposis occurs in 2.29-3.2 per 100,000 individuals.
Classical FAP is diagnosed clinically when an individual has 100 or more adenomatous colorectal polyps (typically occurring by the third decade of life) or fewer than 100 polyps and a relative with FAP. Genetic testing for mutations in the APC gene is available to confirm the diagnosis of FAP and the associated conditions. Younger individuals may have fewer polyps. A diagnosis is made in younger people by the presence of the typical polyps and in immediate relative with FAP or by genetic testing.
Partial or complete removal of the colon (colectomy) is usually recommended for individuals with classical FAP at an appropriate age, usually between the late teens and late 30s. Sulindac is a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID) usually used for arthritis, but is sometimes prescribed for individuals with FAP who have had a colectomy to treat polyps in the remaining rectum. Polyps will almost always regress, but it is uncertain if the cancer risk is changed, so surveillance must be continued.
Removal of duodenal polyps is sometimes recommended if they cause symptoms, are large or contain large numbers of abnormal cells (dysplasia). This is to prevent them from becoming cancerous.
Desmoid tumors are benign, but may cause problems by compressing organs and/or blood vessels in the abdomen. These are treated variously with surgery, NSAIDs, anti-estrogen medications, chemotherapy and/or radiation depending on the details in each case. They are sometimes just followed when they do not grow.
Genetic counseling is recommended for individuals with familial adenomatous polyposis and their at-risk family members. This is very helpful to properly obtain and interpret genetic testing. Affected individuals should be screened clinically and endoscopically on a regular basis in order to identify cancerous and pre-cancerous tumors at an early stage. Colon cancer is virtually always prevented by screening and properly timed colectomy. This is similar for duodenal cancer. Other cancers are usually detected early, rather than prevented.
Prevention therapies (chemoprevention) are presently under study in several institutions. Information on these and other current clinical trials is posted on the Internet at www.clinicaltrials.gov. All studies receiving U.S. government funding, and some supported by private industry, are posted on this government web site.
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Yamada T, Alpers DH, Kalloo AN, Kaplowitz N, Owyang C, Powell, DW. Textbook of Gastroenterology. 5th ed. Wiley-Blackwell; 2008:3712. (6th edition now in press.)
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Fast Cars And Beautiful People: The 2016 Montreal Grand Prix
An Insider's Look At The Sexiest Events During The Montreal Grand Prix
We're still recovering from what is, without a doubt, the biggest weekend of the year in Montreal: the annual Formula 1 Grand Prix. AskMen's editors set out to check out as many of the exclusive festivities we could handle. Here are some of the highlights.
Friday Night At Auberge St-Gabriel
The evening started out with a fine dinner at this historic establishment, which dates back to 1688 and is now owned by Guy Laliberté (known for co-founding the Cirque du Soleil), restauranteur Marc Bolay, and singer Garou. As plates were cleared, guests moved toward the VIP bottle service featuring sponsors Veuve Clicquot and Belvedere Vodka.
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Beneath a flickering neon sign, a secret tunnel leads to an unexpected club, Velvet, packed with sweaty groups of friends and notables, occasionally illuminated by sparklers as more bottles are brought out onto the floor. Events were lined up all weekend at l'Auberge St-Gabriel, including a brunch on Saturday.
TAG Heuer Party at Wunderbar
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After the TAG Heuer charity fundraiser event featuring Tom Brady, Daniel Ricciardo and Didier Drogba in Victoria Square on Saturday, VIPs returned across the street to the W Hotel's Wunderbar, which featured a burrito bar in addition to the open bar. Within minutes, the place was packed to the point you could barely move. And that was just Saturday. DJ Jazzy Jeff wrapped up the weekend with a set at Wunderbar's Sunday-night event.
Ferrari Party at the St-James Hotel
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Always one of the top parties of the weekend, the party hosted by Ferrari and St-James can't be missed. With Ferraris lining the closed-off St-Jacques street in front of the hotel, champagne (and cheese) flowing, and a crowd made up of both local and international jet-setters, the boutique hotel's event started at 7pm, was jam-packed for the first couple hours, then started to taper off, so there was plenty of elbow room (and dessert) in the grand main hall of the historic building, formerly a bank, by the time we showed up.
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The main event of the weekend deserves a spot on this list. The race began at 2pm, which made for a relaxed Sunday morning, including a visit to the pits. Exclusive access at the track meant that we had a bird's-eye view of Red Bull's pit crew executing a complete tire change in less than four seconds. Once the event is underway, the crowds in the Paddocks (we were there as guests of TAG Heuer) are focused on the race, but they still find time to sample the catered spreads. The sun didn't really come out much this year, but even so, the covered Paddock Club area, accessible only by boat, is definitely the place to be.
Lewis Hamilton
When Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton crossed the finish line on Circuit Gilles Villeneuve at the 2016 Canadian Grand Prix, he radioed to his crew with a fitting message to cap off an emotional week in sports: "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, that was for Muhammad Ali."


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The dog's name might be Bentley, but this pooch likes to drive a Ford.
Bentley, a boxer and Shar-Pei mix recently rescued from the pound, gave his master and the patrons of a Long Island coffee shop quite the fright last night when he popped an idling van into drive and took it for a short ride into the shop's front window.
"I ran inside the coffee house to sign up for open-mike night, and I left my car running because it's cold outside and I didn't want my dog to freeze," said Bryan Maher told the Daily News. "The next thing I knew, I looked up to see my van coming at me in the window, with Bentley in the driver's seat grinning at me."
Luckily, the canine joyride left no one hurt. The crash only cracked the front window of Cool Beanz in St. James, smashed some lawn furniture, and caused minor damage to the '92 Ford Van.
Despite the damage and the scare, Cool Beanz owner Patricia McCarthy couldn't be angry at Maher, whom she offered a gig on Saturday night. She couldn't blame his wide-ranging rover either.
"Aw, Bentley was wagging his tail afterward," McCarthy told the News. "He really is a sweet dog."
As for Maher, he's learned his lesson.
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"This is the first and last time I'll ever put the car in park," he said. "He's a smart dog - obviously, he can drive a van."


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Empirical computer science study finds consumers face risk of losing money on Bitcoin currency exchanges, many of which close
Online exchanges that trade hard currency for the rapidly emerging cyber money known as Bitcoin have a 45 percent chance of failing — often taking their customers' money with them.
The finding is from a new computer science study that applied survival analysis to examine the factors that prompt Bitcoin currency exchanges to close.
Results showed also that currency exchanges that buy and sell a higher volume of Bitcoins are less likely to shut down, but more likely to suffer a security breach.
The study analyzed 40 exchanges that buy and sell the virtual Bitcoin to identify factors that trigger or stave off closure, said the study's authors, computer scientists Tyler W. Moore, in the Lyle School of Engineering, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, and Nicolas Christin, with the Information Networking Institute and Carnegie Mellon CyLab at Carnegie Mellon University.
As of April 2013, Bitcoin's market capitalization had soared to more than $1 billion, making it a frequent target of fraudsters. Bitcoins are encrypted virtual money created by computer programmers and not backed by any country or government.
A traceable form of cyber money, Bitcoins can be purchased and used much like hard currency to pay for goods and services, mostly over the Internet. Part of Bitcoins' attraction is its potential to reduce transaction fees for online purchases, as well as its mathematically-enforced protections against inflation.
Study authors Moore and Christin identified 40 Bitcoin exchanges worldwide that convert the cyber money into 33 hard currencies. Of those 40, 18 have gone out of business. Nine of the 40 experienced security breaches from hackers or other criminal activity, forcing five of them to subsequently close. Another 13 closed without any publicly announced breach, according to Moore and Christin.
From their study, the researchers found the failure rate of Bitcoin exchanges is 45 percent. The median lifetime of an exchange is just over one year, 381 days.
Of the 18 Bitcoin exchanges that closed, in 11 of those cases the authors were able to find evidence of whether or not the customers were reimbursed their money. Five exchanges didn't reimburse their customers. Six claim to have done so.
"The risk of losing funds stored at exchanges is real but uncertain," write Moore and Christin in "Beware the Middleman: Empirical Analysis of Bitcoin-Exchange Risk," which was invited for presentation at the 17th International Financial Cryptography and Data Security Conference held in Okinawa, Japan, April 1-5.
While various so-called crypto-currencies have been introduced in the past few years, Bitcoin is the first to be so widely adopted. Besides being open source, Bitcoin's attraction includes real-time peer-to-peer transactions, worldwide acceptance and low or no processing fees.
Crypto-currencies are intended to eliminate reliance on brick-and-mortar middlemen such as banks, exchanges, credit card conglomerates and other financial intermediaries. Despite that, and as a result of Bitcoin's booming popularity, a wide variety of middlemen have sprung up around the cyber currency. Those range from currency exchanges and online wallets to mining pools and legitimate or Ponzi scheme investment services, the authors said.
Moore and Christin focused their study on currency exchanges to examine the risk Bitcoin holders face from exchange failures.
Middlemen rise up in a system specifically meant to avoid middlemen
"Bitcoin is expressly designed to be completely decentralized with no single points of control," Moore said. "Yet currency exchanges have become de facto central authorities, and their success or failure drives Bitcoin's success or failure."
Recent wild fluctuations in the exchange rate of Bitcoins can be traced in part to the role of digital middlemen, he said, including the emergence of the currency exchanges that buy and sell Bitcoins.
Bitcoin's trading value at the start of the year was around $10 per Bitcoin. But its price soared as high as $260 earlier in April, then recently took a nosedive and is now hovering around $68, explained Moore.
"Much of that can be attributed to the Mt. Gox exchange temporarily shutting down because of heavy trading that overwhelmed the exchange," Moore said. "Studying why these exchanges fail helps us better understand the risks of Bitcoin."
Mt. Gox, https://mtgox.com/, based in Tokyo, is the most popular of the exchanges, with average daily transactions totaling more than 50,000 Bitcoins. Other high-volume exchanges include btc-e.com and Intersango.
Of the 40 exchanges Moore and Christin studied, the median for daily transactions carried out is 290. The mean is 1,716. Some 25 percent of exchanges process under 25 Bitcoins each day on average.
The findings of the study leave Bitcoin buyers in a dilemma: According to the study's empirical analysis, "Mt. Gox and Intersango are less likely to close than other exchanges" because of their high volume, the authors write.
But the study's logistic regression model yielded the result that the higher the transaction volume, the more likely a security breach by hackers. "More than 43,000 Bitcoins were stolen from the Bitcoinica trading platform in March 2012," the authors write, and "in September 2012, $250,000 worth of Bitcoins were pilfered from the Bitfloor currency exchange." Moreover, Mt. Gox has been breached multiple times.
Holding money at Bitcoin exchanges is risky
There are two ways to buy Bitcoins. Purchasers go online through an exchange such as Mt. Gox. They pay hard currency such as U.S. dollars at the market exchange rate, typically funded by a credit card. The exchange transfers the purchased Bitcoins to the buyer's Bitcoin address or the money remains in an online account maintained by the exchange.
"In the latter case, customers are at risk of losing their Bitcoins if the exchange suddenly closes," Moore said. "Believe it or not, many people — if not most —choose to leave the Bitcoins in the exchange account, thinking that their Bitcoins are better protected there and with faster access to convert back to hard currencies."
Bitcoins also can be purchased from local dealers found on web sites such as https://localbitcoins.com/. Buyers meet up with the dealer online or in person and pay cash for the Bitcoins, which are then transferred to the Bitcoin address provided.
Data for the study included daily trade volumes, average weighted daily price for conversions to other currencies, the lifetime of each exchange, whether investors were repaid following an exchange's closure, and whether the country where the exchange is based complies with the World Bank's regulations for Anti-Money-Laundering and Combating the Financing of Terrorism. — Margaret Allen
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Although there are many arguments favoring the nutritional imbalance explanation of cancer, one of the more striking for me was the experimental animal studies discussed in Chapter 3 in my book, The China Study. Namely, aflatoxin is a very potent carcinogen for the rat. However, after the Indian researchers showed that decreasing protein (casein) intake from the usual level of consumption of 20% to 5% completely prevented this very powerful carcinogen to cause cancer, we then began our work (references in our book). We explored that finding in great depth and eventually confirmed their initial observation. That is, simple adjustment of dietary protein (casein) within very normal ranges of protein intake controlled cancer growth and it worked not by one mechanism but by a large array of mechanisms. In other words, we proved this association beyond any doubt.
Further, over the years, this research required a lot of funding and our applications for funding were reviewed by other researchers highly experienced in this field. Every time we got high marks for the quality of the research. Then, when we submitted the results for publication, they were again reviewed by peers and these papers were published in the very best cancer research journals. Among the people who know the most about cancer, our work was entirely convincing.
Very simply, normal adjustment of protein intake was capable of enormously influencing the ability of a chemical carcinogen's ability to promote cancer. Dietary protein trumped a very powerful carcinogen in a species that was exceptionally sensitive to this carcinogen.
Then we did much the same thing with a cancer caused by a virus, the hepatitis B virus.
If we follow the criteria of determining what is a carcinogen and what is not, these findings should shake up the entire world of cancer research and education because this is the way that other carcinogens (Alar, dioxin, DDT, etc.) also work–except the evidence favoring their carcinogenicity is far less than it is for aflatoxin!
But I was not comfortable taking the usual path of declaring that casein is a carcinogen that was far more powerful than aflatoxin ("the most potent carcinogen ever discovered" according to the people who favor the chemical carcinogen hypothesis). Instead, I was more interested in asking broader questions, involving the role of animal protein based foods in their association with human cancer, as well as to study the comparative associations of aflatoxin consumption and protein consumption in humans–this was the China Study.
I have given this story to many of the very best–and most critical audiences — that I can find (Harvard, Berkeley, Cornell, Emory, Yale, Duke, NIH, etc.) and I get no serious criticism. The only comment that seems to surface more than a few times is 'I am taking on some very powerful interests and they won't listen — regardless of the veracity of the evidence', or words to that effect. In other words, this issue — first narrowly defined but later expanded into a much larger issue — is mostly about politics, economics, personal bias, etc., and not about rational science. Quite honestly, it depresses me because there is so much at stake for human health. Corporate America, who controls the agenda in this health research business, is more interested in their own health than they are in the health of the public!
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[264 U.S. 95, 96] Mr. Allyn Smith, of Cotter, Ark., for plaintiffs in error.
[264 U.S. 95, 97] Messrs. Solicitor General Beck and George Ross Hull, both of Washington, D. C., for the United States.
Mr. Justice McREYNOLDS delivered the opinion of the Court.
Plaintiffs in error challenged the jurisdiction of the court below- United States District Court, Western Division of the Western District of Missouri-to try and punish them for disobeying its order, upon the ground that the contumacious acts occurred in another division of the district. Only the question of jurisdiction is here.
An information charged that plaintiffs in error willfully disobeyed the injunction lawfully issued in equity cause, St. Louis, San Francisco Railway Company, Complainant, v. International Association of Machinists, et al., Defendants, pending in the Western Division of the Western District [264 U.S. 95, 101] of Missouri, by attempting, within the Southwestern Division of the same district, to prevent certain railroad employees from continuing at work. The order ran against men on strike, and the cause is treated as one within the purview of the Clayton Act (October 15, 1914, c. 323, 38 Stat. 730). Sections 21, 22 24, and 25 of that act (Comp. St. 1245a, 1245b, 1245d, 1245e) are set out below. 1
Counsel for plaintiffs in error maintain that ordinary contempts punishable by courts of equity without trial by jury differ radically from the 'statutory contempt' here disclosed, which, under the Clayton Act, must be dealt with as a criminal offense. And they insist that sections 51, 52, [264 U.S. 95, 102] and 53, Judicial Code (Comp. St. 1033-1035), control the venue when such 'statutory contempt' is alleged.
Section 51 provides that, with certain exceptions:
Section 52:-
Section 53:
None of the cited Code sections makes specific reference to comtempt proceedings. These are sui generis-neither civil actions nor prosecutions for offenses, within the ordinary meaning of those terms-and exertions of the power inherent in all courts to enforce obedience, something they must possess in order properly to perform their functions. Bessette v. W. B. Conkey Co., 194 U.S. 324, 326 , 24 S. Sup. Ct. 665. [264 U.S. 95, 104] To disobey a judicial order is not declared criminal by the Clayton Act. It recognizes that such disobedience may be contempt and, having prescribed limitations, leaves the court to deal with the offender. While it gives the right to trial by jury and restricts the punishment, it also clearly recognizes the distinction between 'proceeding for contempt' and 'criminal prosecution.' 'No proceeding for contempt shall be instituted against any person unless begun within one year from the date of the act complained of; nor shall any such proceeding be a bar to any criminal prosecution for the same act or acts.' Section 25.
The Clayton Act says nothing about venue in contempt proceedings; leaves it as theretofore. The power of the court below to issue the enjoining order is not questioned. By disobeying the order, plaintiffs in error defied an authority which that tribunal was required to vindicate. It followed established practice, as modified by the statute; and we think the objections to its jurisdiction are unsubstantial.
The following cases are in point: Eilenbecker v. District Court of Plymouth County, 134 U.S. 31 , 35, et seq., 10 Sup. Ct. 424; Interstate Commerce Commission v. Brimson, 154 U.S. 447, 489 , 155 S. U. S. 3, 14 Sup. Ct. 1125, 15 Sup. Ct. 19; In re Debs, 158 U.S. 564, 594 , 596 S., 599, 15 Sup. Ct. 900; Bessette v. W. B. Conkey Co., supra, p. 326, 327 (24 Sup. Ct. 665); Gompers v. Buck's Stove & Range Co., 221 U.S. 418, 441 , 450 S., 31 Sup. Ct. 492, 34 L. R. A. (N. S.) 874; Binkley v. United States (C. C. A.) 282 Fed. 244; McGibbony v. Lancaster (C. C. A.) 286 Fed. 129; Dunham v. United States (C. C. A.) 289 Fed. 376; McCourtney v. United States (C. C. A.) 291 Fed. 497.
Gompers v. United States, 233 U.S. 604 , 34 Sup. Ct. 693, Ann. Cas. 1915D, 1044, does not support the claim that the challenged contempt proceedings amounted to prosecution for a criminal offense within the intendment of section 53, Judicial Code. While contempt may be an offense against the law and subject to appropriate punishment, certain it is that since the foundation of our government proceedings to punish such offenses have been- [264 U.S. 95, 105] regarded as sui generis and not 'criminal prosecutions' within the Sixth Amendment or common understanding.
The judgment below must be affirmed.
[ Footnote 1 ] Sec. 21. That any person who shall willfully disobey any lawful writ, process, order, rule, decree, or command of any District Court of the United States or any court of the District of Columbia by doing any act or thing therein, or thereby forbidden to be done by him, if the act or thing so done by him be of such character as to constitute also a creminal offense under any statute of the United States, or under the laws of any state in which the act was committed, shall be proceeded against for his said contempt as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 22. That whenever it shall be made to appear to any District Court or judge thereof, or to any judge therein sitting, by the return of a proper officer on lawful process, or upon the affidavit of some credible person, or by information filed by any district attorney, that there is reasonable ground to believe that any person has been guilty of such contempt, the court or judge thereof, or any judge therein sitting, may issue a rule requiring the said person so charged to show cause upon a day certain why he should not be punished therefor, which rule, together with a copy of the affidavit or information, shall be served upon the person charged, with sufficient promptness to enable him to prepare for and make return to the order at the time fixed therein. If upon or by such return, in the judgment of the court, the alleged contempt be not sufficiently purged, a trial shall be directed at a time and place fixed by the court: Provided, however, that if the accused, being a natural person, fail or refuse to make return to the rule to show cause, an attachment may issue against his person to compel an answer, and in case of his continued failure or refusal, or if for any reason it be impracticable to dispose of the matter on the return day, he may be required to give reasonable bail for his attendance at the trial and his submission to the final judgment of the court. Where the accused is a body corporate, an attachment for the sequestration of its property may be issued upon like refusal or failure to answer.
In all cases within the purview of this act such trial may be by the court, or, upon demand of the accused, by a jury; in which latter event the court may impanel a jury from the jurors then in attendance, or the court or the judge thereof in chambers may cause a sufficient number of jurors to be selected and summoned, as provided by law, to attend at the time and place of trial, at which time a jury shall be selected and impaneled as upon a trial for misdemeanor; and such trial shall conform, as near as may be, to the practice in criminal cases prosecuted by indictment or upon information.
If the accused be found guilty, judgment shall be entered accordingly, prescribing the punishment, either by fine or imprisonment, or both, in the discretion of the court. Such fine shall be paid to the United States or to
the complainant or other party injured by the act constituting the contempt, or may, where more than one is so damaged, be divided or apportioned among them as the court may direct, but in no case shall the fine to be paid to the United States exceed, in case the accused is a natural person, the sum of $1,000, nor shall such imprisonment exceed the term of six months: Provided, that in any case the court or a judge thereof may, for good cause shown, by affidavit or proof taken in open court or before such judge and filed with the papers in the case, dispense with the rule to show cause, and may issue an attachment for the arrest of the person charged with contempt; in which event such person, when arrested, shall be brought before such court or a judge thereof without unnecessary delay and shall be admitted to bail in a reasonable penalty for his appearance to answer to the charge or for trial for the contempt; and thereafter the proceedings shall be the same as provided herein in case the rule had issued in the first instance.
Sec. 24. That nothing herein contained shall be construed to relate to contempts committed in the presence of the court, or so near thereto as to obstruct the administration of justice, nor to contempts committed in disobedience of any lawful writ, process, order, rule, decree, or command entered in any suit or action brought or prosecuted in the name of, or on behalf of, the United States, but the same, and all other cases of contempt not specifically embraced within section twenty-one of this act, may be punished in conformity to the usages at law and in equity now prevailing.
Sec. 25. That no proceeding for contempt shall be instituted against any person unless begun within one year from the date of the act complained of; nor shall any such proceeding be a bar to any criminal prosecution for the same act or acts; but nothing herein contained shall affect any proceedings in contempt pending at the time of the passage of this act.
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My cousin, Harold, e-mailed me and asked me to check my Ancesry results to see if I matched a certain nickname (user). I told him I'd be glad to when my results come in, sometime in October. He replied that my results are in and have been for a couple days, as I've been showing as a match to him. Hmmm….would have been nice if Ancestry had notified me. We'll chalk this up to the internet troll eating the e-mail notification message. Thank you cousin Harold.
When Ancestry received my kit on August 21st, they said to expect my results in 6-8 weeks. They beat their own mark by at least 50%. It took about 3 weeks instead of 6-8. Everyone is always happy receiving something early. It's all about setting expectations correctly, and they did.
I was excited to take a look. Sure enough, there was cousin Harold, right up at the top of the match list. Harold and I have been working on a particulary elusive genealogy problem for some time now, so both of us test everyplace we can in the hopes of cracking this tough nut. In a future blogs, we'll talk about using genetic genealogy to do focused testing and solve very specific problems.
I only have just a few minutes this morning, so it's a good thing that Ancestry's user interface is easy and intuitive.
I was disappointed to see that Scandinavian show up. I know beyond any doubt that I'm not 12% Scandinavian. That's equivalent to one great-grandparent. I did a pedigree analysis as part of a paper titled Revealing American Indian and Minority Heritage Using Y-line, Mitochondrial, Autosomal and X Chromosomal Testing Data Combined with Pedigree Analysisthat was published in the Journal of Genetic Genealogy. CeCe Moore has already reported on this false Scandinavian problem at Ancestry.
Given my time constraints this morning, I had to limit myself to a quick test drive. I have one 3rd cousin match, Harold, nineteen 4th cousins and 90 distant matches. In total 122 matches and of those, only 14 don't have pedigree charts, although I've noticed that some charts are very skeletal, with only parents and maybe grandparents listed.
I couldn't resist scrolling down the list and clicking on "review match" links for the 4th cousins. I find the "nicknames" frustrating. Some are marginally recognizable. I use my full name in mine, but others are entirely obfuscated.
I had no idea who Alyssa2309 was, but she is listed third on my 4th cousin list, so I clicked on Review Match. Much to my surprise, she is truly a cousin. My great-grandfather is her great-great-great-grandfather. I was very glad at this moment that I had taken the time to manually enter my pedigree chart information for 10 generations. Without that information, Ancestry could not have connected our common ancestors on our trees.
Ok, that's very cool. This isn't a brick wall line for me, but it's still fun to find a new cousin. Maybe she has some photos that I don't, or vice versa. Alyssa2309, I'll be in touch, count on it! Here's a picture of our common ancestors, Lazarus Estes (1845-1919) and Elizabeth Vannoy (1846-1918).
I continued clicking. It has now taken on an addictive quality and I'm only through about 5. Oops, I've hit my first "private" tree. How disappointing. I wish Ancestry had done the common surname analysis so I know whether or not to bother attempting to contact this person.
You can see, above, that Ancestry compares the charts of the two people who match and shows you the shared surnames, in this case, the very common Miller and Moore. You can then click and go to that surname on the person's pedigree chart, or you can simply scan down the chart, displayed to the right through 10 generations. This is a very nice feature.
I finished a quick look at my nineteen 4th cousins. Of those nineteen, there are three where I can clearly identify our common ancestor, and there are two or three more that with some genealogy digging, we might well be able to connect the dots. One of those is a dead end brick wall line for me, so I'm hopeful. More than half show no common surnames.
More than ever, now I really desperately need more information and the raw data to continue with my ancestor matching project. While the Ancestry match information is a tantalizing teaser, that's all it is. They don't show how or where you match, how much, segment size or number of SNPs, the chromosome(s), start and stop locations, nor the raw data, of course. No chromosome matching or mapping like at both Family Tree DNA and at 23andMe. How frustrating. It's like showing you the tip of the iceberg and refusing to provide you with the rest, although you know full well it's there and available, because other testing companies using the same test platform provide this information. This is SO FRUSTRATING!
In essence, we have the shiny user interface (complete with erroneous population data), and the surface matching information, but no substance. Nothing under the hood. Knowing there is information there that I need and can't have is worse than not knowing at all.
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Welcome to the Follower Love Giveaway Hop. This hop is hosted by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer and is co-hosted by author Rachael Renee Anderson.
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looking forward to Fever and Divergent! whoo hoo. Thanks for the fun!ReplyDelete
Oh goodness, way to many! Throne of glass, Insurgent, Grave Mercy and Rebel Heart just to name a few. thanks for the awesome giveaway!!ReplyDelete
So far my most anticipated is Divergent! There are many many others I could list, but I'm drawing a giant blank. XDReplyDelete
Oh wow...way too many to name but one I am looking forward to reading is Cinder. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to reading The Selection by Kiera Cass.ReplyDelete
I am most looking forward to Insurgent! Divergent was my favorite last year. :)ReplyDelete
I don't know what one I'm most looking forward to! D: There are so many. But I think Immortal City is one I'm really lusting for right now. And Struck by Jennifer Bosworth.ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Born Wicked. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I can't wait for Insurgent and Dustlands #2!ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to reading Born Wicked, Under the Never Sky and Everneath.ReplyDelete
I really want to read Born Wicked!ReplyDelete
OMFG WHAT AM I NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO?!?!?! Born Wicked sounds good... and Enchanted. And Partials... OMG SO MANY!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to everything! There are so many books, so little time! :D But one of the ones I'm looking forward to is Fever!ReplyDelete
Erm. Probably Sweet Evil, Masque of the Red Death, or Born Wicked.ReplyDelete
Sweet Evil, My Life Next Door, Pretty Crooked, Kiss the Morning Star, and I'll stop their. So many!!! :)ReplyDelete
Either Born Wicked, Harbinger, or Cinder! (:ReplyDelete
I think maybe Born Wicked? But I just read Partials and it was really good too :)ReplyDelete
I'm *really* looking forward to Velveteen by Daniel Marks. Thanks for the giveaway. :)ReplyDelete
the 3rd book in the Lying game series of the second book in the Delidrium series.ReplyDelete
So many, but Pandemonium probably!ReplyDelete
I am really excited for Clockwork Princess=)ReplyDelete
Ohhh there are so many I'm looking forward to! I think Graffiti Moon (next week!!!), The Selection and City of Lost Souls are my most anticipated.
Thanks for doing the giveaway!
I'm looking forward to Born Wicked!ReplyDelete
SO MANY. Harbinger, The Selection, Embrace....AH.ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Mass!ReplyDelete
Biting Cold by Chloe Neill! I can't wait for it!! Of course there are others, but I REALLY can't wait til it comes out!!ReplyDelete
Kin Harrison's latest Rachel Morgan book.
I'm looking forward to Dead to You by Lisa McMann.ReplyDelete
This is a crazy year for debuts! The first that I can think of are The Catastrophic History of You and Me and Grave Mercy. I am sure there are others.... O.o
Great giveaway!
I've got a long list of 2012 debuts that I'm waiting to read.ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Partials. I'm not sure if it's a debut but sdlfjksldkfslkd I can't wait to read it.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to read Incarnate. I have an ARC sitting on my shelf, but just haven't gotten to it yet. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I am really excited about The Selection. Ever since I read the summary I wanted it!ReplyDelete
Oh gosh. It's out already but it was probably Cinder by Marissa Meyer.ReplyDelete
Article 5 and Cinder! I can't wait!ReplyDelete
Cinder & Everneath. Thanks for the giveaway! GloriaReplyDelete
I am looking forward to so many books: YA is Article 5 and Adult is Fair Game.
Thanks for participating in the hop and for the giveaway opportunity.
There are so many books I would like to read Masque of the Red Death and Cinder among many others.Thanks so much for the giveawayReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to The Selection, Born Wicked, Unraveling, Cinder, and Destiny's Fire! :))ReplyDelete
Insurgent by Veronica Roth!
Thanks for the giveaway :)
Born Wicked and Insurgent!ReplyDelete
Article 5! :DReplyDelete
Wicked Giveaway, MYSTERY!!!
I love any kind of paranormal romance. I have not yet read Bloodlines, but will be soon, so I'll be looking forward to the sequeal and of course I'm waiting for Anita Blakes next story.
I can't wait for Insurgent by Veronica Roth. Thanks for the giveaway! I love surprises.ReplyDelete
mystery box? I'm intrigued,
I'm looking forward to Michele Jaffe's Ghost Flower.
Thanks for the giveaway!
"Bitterblue" by Kristen Cashore! :)ReplyDelete
City of Lost Souls Cassandra Clare and Taken By Storm Jennifer Lynn BarnesReplyDelete
Graffiti Moon, Bitterblue, & Froi of the Exiles! Thanks for the giveaway =)ReplyDelete
excited about Insurgent
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Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi. :)ReplyDelete
I am most looking forward to "Spellbound" - Hex Hall book 3
and "Shadow of Night" - Discovery of Witches book 2
The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer, among many many others :)ReplyDelete
Born Wicked probably
Ooh. Hard questions. I think probably Storybound by Marissa Burt.ReplyDelete
Enchanted! (and Insurgent!)ReplyDelete
Lover ReBorn by JR Ward and Dead Locked by Charlaine HarrisReplyDelete
I can't wait for Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness!!!ReplyDelete
There are too many to choose from... but I would have to say that I can't wait for Fever by Lauren Destefano and Insurgent by Veronica RothReplyDelete
I am looking forward to The Golden Lilly by Rachelle Mead!(:ReplyDelete
What book I'm most looking forward to? Probably the second in the All Souls series by Deborah Harkness (I think that comes out in 2012...I hope it comes out in 2012!)ReplyDelete
I am most definitely looking forward to Insurgent by Veronica Roth!ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Insurgent.ReplyDelete
Impossible choice! Let's see...The Selection, Unraveling, Starters, Lies Beneath...yeah, I could keep going. :PReplyDelete
I'm really excited for The Fine Art of Truth or Dare, and Pandemonium! Thanks for the giveaway!
- Jana @ That Artsy Reader Girl
I'm dying for Before I Wake by Rachel Vincent, Dark Kiss by Michelle Rowen, and Pandemonium by Lauren Oliver. Thanks for the giveaway!!ReplyDelete
There are SO many to choose from... I would probably have to say The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight.
Thanks for participating in the hop!
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There are soo many I can't wait for but I really want Dreamless!ReplyDelete
Actually it already came out: Under the Never Sky. And i loved it!ReplyDelete
Fractured Light by Rachel McClellenReplyDelete
City of Lost Souls!!!!!! :DReplyDelete
Well it WAS Cinder by marissa Meyer :) It rocked, Now I think its Incarnate by Jodie Meadows!ReplyDelete
Hmm, I was really looking forward to Cinder by Marissa Meyer but I've already read it so I' not counting it towards this. Let's see, I would have to say probably Incarnate by Jodie Meadows. I've heard nothing but good things from it.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to read Golden Lily by Richelle Mead and Girl of Nightmares (the 2nd Anna Dressed in Blood book).
The Golden LilyReplyDelete
i'm gonna say pandemonium by lauren oliver and insurgent by veronica roth : )ReplyDelete
The selection by Kiera Cass. Also insurgent by veronica roth.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to read The Vanishing Game by Kate Kae Myers.
~Stacey B.
I can't think of any debut books. All I can think of are series. Under the never sky and Cinder,
Sweet Evil sounds promising.ReplyDelete
Days of Blood and StarlightReplyDelete
Cinder, thanks!
so many books!! personally i can't wait for my life next door, born wicked, article 5, etc. too many!!
- juhina
I was most excited about Cinder by Marissa Meyer, which turned out to be a fantastic book. Now I'm really excited about Innocent Darkness by Suzanne Lazear.
Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
Looking forward to reading Cinder!! As well as Insurgent.ReplyDelete
I am looking forward to Scarlet by AC GaughenReplyDelete
this is really great! I'm looking forward to the Mark of Athena by Rick RiordanReplyDelete
Born Wicked!
Thanks for the giveaway!
i can't wait for the new Fallen, Hex Hall, and Goddess Test books! So many great sequels coming out this year! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Struck by Jennifer Bosworth and Unraveling by Elizabeth Norris.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Ohh man, at the moment? Isla and the Happily Ever After by Stephanie Perkins. But that changes every hour or so! :PReplyDelete
The Golden Lily by Richelle Mead. Also the second book to Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi. Thanks for this great giveaway!
-Maritza R
I'm most looking forward to Insurgent by Veronica Roth (of course)! :) But I'm also really looking forward to Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare. ^-^ReplyDelete
Born Wicked!! It sounds realllyy interesting!! Thanks for the giveaway!!
Farah @MajiBookshelf
All of them!!!!ReplyDelete
Insurgent and PandemodiumReplyDelete
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Hallowed by Cynthia HandReplyDelete
I am looking forward to The Darkest Seduction by Gena Showalter.ReplyDelete
The Fiddler (Home to Hickory Hollow #1) by Beverly LewisReplyDelete
Article 5 by Kristen SimmonsReplyDelete
Oh, most deff Lisa Bergren's new book, Glamorous Illusions. :-)ReplyDelete
Born Wicked. It just sounds so good.ReplyDelete
Pandemonium, but The Raft is a close second :)ReplyDelete
Born Wicked, definitelyReplyDelete
Born Wicked. Been reading a lot of great things about it.ReplyDelete
Lover Reborn by J.R. WardReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to "Harbinger" and "Shadow & Bone" - they look awesome!ReplyDelete
Lover Reborn by J.R. WardReplyDelete
I'm most looking forward to Insurgent, Pandemonium & Masque off the Red Death!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to Pandemonium.ReplyDelete
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I'm excited to read "Fear" by Micheal Grant from the Gone series!!ReplyDelete
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Cinder or Everneath sound good.
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Under the Never Sky looks good!
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Timepiece by Myra McEntire!ReplyDelete
Article 5, definitely!ReplyDelete
Cinder is on it's way to my house as we speak, so that one! :)ReplyDelete
City of lost Souls.ReplyDelete
Crewel by Gennifer Albin!
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Thanks for the giveaway! Really looking forward to Masque of the Red Death :)ReplyDelete
I am the most excited for The Selection!ReplyDelete
I want to read Cinder.ReplyDelete
I don't even know if it will come out in 2012 but the next book in the series Seers by Heather Frost.ReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to DivergentReplyDelete
I am looking forward to so many books. But- I would say Cinder and Born Wicked.
Thanks so much for the giveaway and participating in the hop.
My blog is participating in the hop, too. Swing on by to enter for a chance to win some exciting prizes. :)
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J. Gabriel Gates Ghost Crown. I can't wait till it comes out!
Insurgent! :)
I am very much looking forward to A Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison. The Hollows series is one of my favorites!
I'm most anticipating The Golden Lily by Richelle Mead.ReplyDelete
Fab giveaway! I can't wait for The Warrior by Margaret Mallory!
I'm really looking forward to Born Wicked! (:ReplyDelete
Article 5, it sounds amazing.ReplyDelete
Hemlock by Kathleen Peacock is definitely one of the ones at the top of my list this year and Born Wicked.ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare. I've loved all the others in that series.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the giveaway. There are way too many good books coming out this year. Grave Mercy, Born Wicked, Hex Hall and so many more!ReplyDelete
I would have to say Insurgent! Thanks for the giveaway :)
I am looking forward to Born WickedReplyDelete
Born Wicked since I just finished Everneath! lol
Thanks! =)
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Pandemonium!!! :)ReplyDelete
BORN WICKED!!ReplyDelete
The Selection by Kiera CassReplyDelete
Lover Reborn by J R WardReplyDelete
Guilty Wives by James Patterson and David Ellis
Thank you :)
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I am most looking forward to Rapture by Lauren KateReplyDelete
Thanks so much for this giveaway! I'm looking forward to the catastrophic history of you and me and pandemonium most this year!
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I am almost finished with Delirium and I can't wait to read Pandemonium.
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This is awesome, Sarah, thanks so much! I don't know that I can pick ONE book that I'm most looking forward to, but I'm SUPER excited for Something Like Normal by Trish Doller. It looks amazing.ReplyDelete
I dont know. It seems like there is a new release every day that sounds good. Thank you
There are so many that I'm looking forward to, but I think I'd have to go with When the Sea is Rising Red.
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Sweet evil looks awesomeReplyDelete
I'm really looking forward to Golden Lily.
Thanks for the chance to win!
Thank you so much for the giveaway!ReplyDelete


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Class space is limited and registration is required for all participants (including members).
Cost is $10 and includes museum admission. Museum members participate for free.
Rooted Community Yoga Project is run by two Arizona-based sisters on a mission to make yoga accessible to all by taking it out of the studio and into the community. Classes are all-levels, donation-based and held in local businesses and public spaces. RCYP gives back through regular yoga charity events to raise funds and awareness for local non-profits and other worthy causes.
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Saturday, May 26
9:30 am – 10:30 am
Members attend free.
$10 for non-members, includes museum admission.
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Asgardia - The Space Nation
Remember those offshore forts that would get taken over and repurposed as tax/data havens? Well, this is like that …but in space. Half design fiction, and half ponzi scheme, this will give those libertarian seasteaders a run for the money (in a made-up currency, of course).


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Economics is a term that originated from the Ancient Greek word oikonomia, meaning management of a household or administration. Monetary surpluses, lead to a happy household, while deficits inspire grumps. Scholars, researchers, politicians and everyday men and women understand this concept and try to find creative ways to inspire surpluses. Students should do the same! The first step is to buy used textbooks for sale online. We've got an extensive catalog of cheap Economics textbooks covering a wide range of topics such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, applied economics, positive and normative economics and behavioral economics. And of course there is the law of supply and demand! The beauty of it is that in our free economy you can find cheap textbooks for college online and save exponentially. Browse through our Economics textbooks or search for a specific book by author, title or ISBN number. Before making a purchase, compare the ISBN number provided in your course syllabus with your chosen title. Submit your order, and the next thing you know you'll have a package at your door! No more waiting in long lines at the book store, now you can sit back, relax and save by purchasing used college textbooks.
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22 Ways You Will Use QR (Quick Response) Codes in Healthcare in the Future (if You're Smart!)
A QR (Quick Response or Quick Read) Code is a two-dimensional matrix/bar code. Users hold their phone up to the code displayed on a sign, in a book, on a computer screen, tv, or almost anywhere. The phone camera snaps the code and takes the user to a website or video with more information – no typing needed – just point and click.
QR Codes are most common in Japan where they are currently the most popular type of two dimensional codes. (definition courtesy of Mashapedia = wikipedia and Mashable)
- Billboards advertising hospitals and medical groups will have QR codes so travelers can get more information about facilities or get directions to the closest Emergency Department, Urgent Care or family practice.
- Television advertising for pharmaceuticals will have QR codes so viewers can get more information on the spot.
- Healthcare facilities will have QR codes for all types of information and videos that providers and nurses will instruct patients to scan based on their health problems.
- Magazines and newspapers will have QR codes that readers can scan to get health information and health product coupons.
- Scanning QR codes when exercising or purchasing healthy foods will get you reward points with your health plan, your doctor or your employer.
- Comparison of foods that you should or should not buy in grocery stores based on your individual health problems will be easy when you scan the food's QR codes.
- Caregivers will scan QR codes to receive information and videos for caring for their loved one at home.
- When purchasing over the counter medications, vitamins and supplements, you will scan the QR to make sure the medication isn't contraindicated for any prescription medication you are taking.
- Scanning the QR code on food or cleaning products will let you know if they contain anything that you are allergic to.
- At health fairs, attendees will scan QR codes for more information on health topics and your facility and services.
- Disposable diapers will each come with a unique QR code that Moms (and babies) can scan to get childcare tips, games, songs and medical advice.
- Urgent Care facilities and Emergency Rooms will have QR codes for instant access to wait times.
- QR codes in healthcare facilities will let users download helpful mobile healthcare applications like those that help you control your chronic illness or lose weight.
- In print advertising for physicians, potential patients will scan the QR code to view the physicians talking about their background, their specialties and their desire to have you as a new patient!
- Referring patients to facilities or specialty practices will be much easier when patients scan the QR code for the referral and receive information, instructions and directions to the appointment.
- Healthcare facilities will give out t-shirts and carrying bags promoting their services and the QR codes on them will spread the word to others. (Yes, people will scan each others' t-shirt codes!)
- Patients taking home holter monitors and CPAPs will be able to scan the QR code on the machine to get a "how-to" video on using it.
- Patients taking home sample medications from physician offices will have QR codes on the bag to scan to remember how they are to take the samples.
- Temporary tatoo QR codes will identify those patients who won't wear identifying bracelets, have dementia, or tend to wander away.
- Hospital patients will scan the menu broadcast on their TV to order their daily meals.
- If you are going to be late to your doctor's appointment, you will scan a QR code to email an alert to the office that you are on the way. (Wait, maybe that's too easy!)
- Pharmacies will have QRs loaded with prescription prices by insurance company plan on their website so providers can compare different drugs and chose the best drug for the patient at the best price.


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"To travel is to live and to live is to travel"
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The best trip is where even if you're physically amputated(just kidding), you feel utterly rejuvenated. Indeed, it seems to be one of those trips. :)ReplyDelete
That's interesting ... all the best :-)ReplyDelete
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nice and a lovely narration .. all the best for contest !ReplyDelete
You should Try Kolkata to Durgapur or Maithan (Jharkhand), Visit Maithan Dam, I am sure you will have something good like this to write on again. I loved this Post, being from Kolkata (Now Jaipur) and a regular visitor of Kharagpur, You just made me Nostalgic. Keep up the good work, Cheers!!
you post title is so inspiring. And when are is chai, friends and a highway, what else can you ask for?ReplyDelete
Nice travel post. The chai looks so awesome :)
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