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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Witchy Ladies
They were little witches for Halloween. I made everything except the hats. I think that they looked adorable, but I'm wondering if it's worth it to make the costumes rather than buying them. I'm not sure if I could find a store bought costume at a reasonable price that I liked enough. The hunt for one would probably take just as much time as it does to make them. Any thoughts on the subject?
I hope you all had a spooky fun Halloween. We did!
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Vintage Nightgown Patterns
Sadie has been asking me to make her a nightgown for quite some time now. Her request once again before bed a few nights ago sent me on an etsy search for vintage nightgown patterns & I think I'm obsessed now. I may try a vintage pattern for Christmas pajamas for the girls this year. Here are a few of my favorites:
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Quilted List Taker
I finally had a go at Jennifer's Quilted List Taker. I must say these are so fun to make. Her pattern is very easy to follow. I'm happy with the finished product. I bought a pack of little note pads, so it looks like I'll be making 12 of these list takers for an upcoming craft show. Any leftovers may go into my etsy shop. Or I may just give them as gifts. They would be the perfect little handmade gift for teachers, neighbors, friends, sisters & mothers.
Anyway, Jennifer's lovely patterns are available here.
Thanks for all the nice comments yesterday. At the time I wasn't sure why I was sharing these details almost one year post miscarriage...but now I can see that I am not the only person with these feelings & actually there are a lot of women out there who suffer with the same sadness. And I can't help but think that there are others suffering quietly with sadness over other things. "In the quiet heart is hidden sorrow that the eye can't see."
I did not write that post with a negative tone towards those that mentioned the miscarriage once Dylan lost his job. I know where each of those people's heart was & I appreciate it. I have done the very same thing. I guess it's good to have a little insight (obviously I needed it too) so that we can be more understanding.
So, with that said, I must tell you all that I love my life & I feel happy most of the time. Even during these kinda crazy times, we are making the best of it & smiling & laughing a lot. I enjoy sharing parts of my life with my online buddies. Thanks so much for even coming around & thanks for taking the time to comment & be so kind. You guys are awesome. :)
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Getting All Personal Here
Photo taken by my talented sister Heather
I love my family with all my heart. I think you all know that. But truth be told, I've been struggling lately with a sadness. It was about a year ago that we found out that I was pregnant. We were excited. We hoped for a little boy, but would have been thrilled with another awesome girl. And then everything changed. That baby was gone. It was hard to deal with. The hardest thing ever to deal with? Quite possibly. Friends were wonderful. They brought dinner & offered to watch the girls. Some anonymous person left a Christmas wreath on our front door. No doubt, I will always remember that time in our life whenever I pull out that wreath at Christmas time.
I felt confident that I would be pregnant again before that baby's due date. It was a sad day when the due date rolled around & I wasn't. Then Dylan was laid off & we quickly packed up to move from Cleveland to Las Vegas to live at my parents house until Dylan finds another job. Lots of people told me, "It's a good thing you had that miscarriage. Life would be so much harder for you right now if you had a baby." That's not exactly how they said it, but that's how I heard it. I tried to respond by telling them that the baby would have been 4 months old & it wouldn't have been such a big deal to bring the baby along with us on our move. I decided that I would never again tell somebody...."Ah ha!!! This is why you had a miscarriage! It all makes sense now!"
I am really happy for others in my life that are pregnant. I truly am. But news of a new pregnancy or the gender of a baby hits me like a ton of bricks & I'm suddenly brought back to my loss. And I realize that I am still mourning. Still! It seems like it's been so long & I should just be over this. Will this sadness & longing & wanting that (it feels like) I go through on my own ever end? And now, with an unemployed husband, it seems like it will be forever until we add another child to our family. I mean who really tries to get pregnant with a husband out of work?
With all of that said, I know that the Lord has a plan for our family. I know that I am not the only person that feels or has ever felt this way. I don't talk about this with anybody really & I'm not even sure why I'm sharing all this here, but it has been nagging me for days. We all have adversity & trials in this life & we become stronger because of them. I am continuing to learn & grow from this trial that I thought would have been over a long time ago. The Lord has promised, "I will not leave you comfortless. … Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid." John 14:18, 27
We must taste the bitter so that we can recognize the sweet. Right?
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Labels: just me, motherhood
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Print Your Own Calendar
Guess what! Printable versions of the calendars are now available in the shop. For only $5 a piece or $12 for all three styles, you can purchase the pdf files of our cute little calendars. Then you can print them off as many times as you'd like & give them to everybody on your Christmas list this year. Easy & affordable & super cool. Am I right?
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Labels: shop update
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
We Have Calendars
2010 desktop calendars have been added to the shop today. Dylan designed three really great versions. Check them out!
First we have the Month-to-Month calendar. Very colorful. Very cool:
Then we have the Colorblock calendar. Very colorful & vibrant. Appealing to guys as well as girls:
And then, my favorite, the Fabric Stash calendar. Scans of actual vintage fabrics were used. Oh my! It's pretty. I love it:
Each of these calendars come in a case that folds out into a stand. Perfect gift for an office coworker. Seriously.
Let us know what you think!
First we have the Month-to-Month calendar. Very colorful. Very cool:
Then we have the Colorblock calendar. Very colorful & vibrant. Appealing to guys as well as girls:
And then, my favorite, the Fabric Stash calendar. Scans of actual vintage fabrics were used. Oh my! It's pretty. I love it:
Each of these calendars come in a case that folds out into a stand. Perfect gift for an office coworker. Seriously.
Let us know what you think!
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Labels: shop update
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Fall Swimming
My kids are loving it here in Las Vegas. There are grandparents, cousins, aunts & uncles around all the time to give them lots of love & attention. They are enjoying lots of new experiences, including swimming in the middle of October. The high for today is 91 degrees. I promise that I will not be bragging about the warmth if we are still around come summer.
This evening we have a family dinner & birthday party for my nephew. I'm sure the little cousins will all play outside while adults sit & chat of the front steps of my parents house. It's definitely something that I've missed while living away.
Sending warm weekend wishes your way. :)
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Labels: the girls
Friday, October 16, 2009
Onesie Wonderland Winner
Congratulations Chanel! The random number generator chose you as the winner! I will get you in touch with Karilyn of Onesie Wonderland to make arrangements for your custom onesie!
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
See My Flag Pile
I've been working hard to get this large custom order of flag garland finished. There are 320 flags in the above photo. All cut, sewn & then pinked. I'm short 40 flags, which hopefully I'll get done tonight. Then I need to pin & sew them into bias tape. It will feel good to get this big project completed. Then it's onto finishing Halloween costumes & sewing products for an upcoming craft show.
It feels good to be busy, but I am super tired. We are settling in here & working our buns off every day. Missing Ohio, but discovering a deep down love for Las Vegas that we didn't know was there anymore.
In other news, I turned 30 over the weekend & I have a humongous zit on my lip. What gives?
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
Giveaway - Onesie Wonderland
I have a new giveaway for you this week. Check out the cute onesies that Karilyn at Onesie Wonderland is making & enter below. One lucky reader will win a custom onesie of their choice. If you don't have a little one, remember that these make great gifts & the holidays are right around the corner.
1. This giveaway is open to U.S. as well as international readers.
2. Visit the Onesie Wonderland blog & leave a comment on this post telling me which onsesie is your favorite. Be sure to include your e-mail address.
3. Earn an extra entry by becoming a follower of Onesie Wonderland. Please leave me an additional comment on this post letting me know that you became a follower.
4. The giveaway ends & winner will be announced on October 16th.
Good luck!
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Thursday, October 08, 2009
Artsy Clutch
I got the sewing machine out this morning to make a birthday gift for my mother-in-law. Sounds nerdy to say, but a happy feeling came over me when I heard the sound of the machine humming. Then Dylan walked in the room & made some comment about how it was good to hear that noise again. Funny how the humming of the sewing machine is a familiar & comforting sound to us. A common noise that has been missing for a few weeks. It's good to have it back & interesting that in this time of change & uncertainty it grounds not only me, but my whole family.
And the gift for my mother-in-law...an Artsy Clutch from Bend the Rules Sewing. I'm probably the last person on earth to make one of these. Really easy, really cute & a great little gift.
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Rody Winner
Congratulations Shannon! You win the Rody. E-mail your shipping info to me & I'll pass it along to AllChildrensFurniture.com.
Thank you all for playing. Stay tuned because I think we may be having another giveaway pretty soon.
Thank you all for playing. Stay tuned because I think we may be having another giveaway pretty soon.
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Monday, October 05, 2009
Here We Are
We made it to Las Vegas after three days of driving. The lights welcomed us back, as did all of our family. We are happy that the trip is over & that we have landed here. Our emotions still seem to be all over the place. The only way to describe it is that we feel lost. We are hoping that we can find employment soon, but worry seems to be all consuming these days.
I am tired. There is a lot of work to be done with unpacking. I'm thinking that if we are unpacked & somewhat settled here that our family will feel a little more relaxed. So right now my focus is on that. Plus once we're all set up here, I can get back to work. My sewing machine misses me, I think.
We will get there. Wherever "there" is.
A few notes: The shop is back up & running. Also, I have created a flickr group for sharing your shirts/dresses made from my ruffle sleeve top tutorial. Check it out here.
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The Advanced Threat Research team has been performing security analysis on system firmware for many years. Much of this work was traditionally performed in the context of internal security validation; however, security problems in the system firmware implementations such as BIOS and UEFI firmware often affect the entire industry. Consequently, we expanded the scope of security research to help platform and BIOS manufacturers improve security of system firmware implementations. We continue publish results of this research, including tools which help increase overall confidence in the platform.
Different Methods of BIOS Analysis: Static, Dynamic, and Symbolic Execution | 2016-03-02
In this presentation, we describe different approaches to the analysis of system firmware such as BIOS, in order to identify vulnerabilities, verify implemented mitigations, and perform forensics. We describe tools for dynamic firmware analysis, including CHIPSEC, and show the Excite tool for symbolic execution analysis of BIOS SMI handlers. In this presentation we use a BIOS and SMRAM image from the Minnowboard Max. We also explain pros and cons for these methods.
Download our talk at analyze.cc.
Breaking Bad BIOS: The Art of BIOS Attacks | 2015-10-28
Recent attacks against system firmware, including Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) and UEFI, have attracted attention due to their ability to enable stealthy and highly persistent malware. Such malware may be able to bypass secure OS boot, enabling attacks on encrypted disks and allowing installation of additional malware. We presented these findings at McAfee FOCUS 15.
Symbolic Execution for BIOS Security | 2015-05-25
We are building a tool that uses symbolic execution to search for BIOS security vulnerabilities, including dangerous memory references (call outs) by SMM interrupt handlers in UEFI-compliant implementations of BIOS. Our tool currently applies only to interrupt handlers for SMM variables. Given a snapshot of SMRAM, the base address of SMRAM, and the address of the variable interrupt handler in SMRAM, the tool uses S2E to run the KLEE symbolic execution engine to search for concrete examples of a call to the interrupt handler that causes the handler to read memory outside of SMRAM. This is a work in progress. We discuss our approach, our current status, our plans for the tool, and the obstacles we face.
Joint work with Lee Rosenbaum, Mark R. Tuttle, and Vincent Zimmer from Intel.
S3 Resume Boot Script Vulnerability | 2015-07-30
This paper describes technical details of a vulnerability (VU #976132 / CVE-2014-8274) in the protection of EFI-based system firmware and platform configuration when resuming from the S3 sleep state. The issue was independently discovered and presented at 31C3 in December 2014. After discovering this issue, the Advanced Threat Research team has been working to notify BIOS developers and ensure that mitigations are created. We are releasing a test module for the open source CHIPSEC platform security assessment framework. This will assist users in identifying whether their platforms might be affected by this issue.
HackingTeam's UEFI Rootkit | 2015-07-14
Analysis of the commercial malware developed by HackingTeam has revealed much to the security community. Of particular interest to the ATR team is the presence of what appears to be a UEFI-based persistent infection mechanism. This analysis describes what was found. Read more.
Attacking and Defending BIOS in 2015 | 2015-06-20
At RECon 2015, researchers from the ATR team presented multiple types of recently discovered BIOS vulnerabilities and described how each class of issue is mitigated.
A New Class of Vulnerabilities: BIOS SMI Handlers | 2015-03-20
At CanSecWest 2015, ATR researchers described a class of vulnerabilities in SMI handlers, where pointer arguments are passed to the handler without input validation. Using this vulnerability, it is possible to execute arbitrary code in SMM. Download the CanSecWest 2015 presentation.
Tianocore security advisories | 2015-01-09
Modern system firmware is often based on the open source implementation of UEFI known as Tianocore. We have been contributing to the vulnerability analysis of Tianocore with some results available on the Tianocore security advisories page (advisories log).
BIOS and Secure Boot Attacks | 2014-10-30
A variety of attacks targeting platform firmware have been discussed publicly, drawing attention to the pre-boot and firmware components of the platform such as secure boot, OS loaders, and SMM. Windows 8 Secure Boot provides an important protection against bootkits by enforcing a signature check on each boot component.
This talk details some of the attacks and how they work. We demonstrate a full software bypass of secure boot. In addition, we describe underlying vulnerabilities and how to assess systems for these issues using an open source framework for platform security assessment. We cover BIOS write protection, forensics on platform firmware, attacks against SMM, attacks against secure boot, and various other issues. After watching, you should understand how these attacks work, how they are mitigated, and how to test a system for the vulnerability.
BIOS and Secure Boot Attacks Uncovered: Ekoparty 10 video
Summary of BIOS and Secure Boot Attacks: DEF CON 22 presentation
Microsoft Blue Hat Security Briefings Fall 2014: video
You Can't Recover a Brick: Hardware Security in the Enterprise | 2014-10-29
Vulnerabilities in BIOS, firmware, or hardware can lead to complete system compromise, including permanent damage. This talk will describe vulnerable areas in low-level components on devices that are deployed in an enterprise. We'll show you how to reduce risk through a demonstration of how McAfee tools validate systems during a typical denial-of-service attack scenario.
McAfee FOCUS 14
Secure Boot
Last updated: 2016-04-18
The UEFI specification defines secure booting of the operating system, helping protect against bootkits (like TDL4) and other boot time attacks. However, robust implementation of Secure Boot in the system firmware is not always trivial and mistakes in the implementation can undermine protections offered by Secure Boot. As part of an ongoing effort to analyze security of system firmware, the ATR team has been performing an analysis of how recent platforms implement Secure Boot, and working with the platform and BIOS developers to correct implementation mistakes discovered during the analysis.
All Your Boot Are Belong to Us | 2014-03-20
Researchers from the ATR team and MITRE corporation (Corey Kallenberg, Xeno Kovah, John Butterwotrth, and Sam Cornwell) teamed up to identify how Secure Boot can be bypassed on modern systems. At CanSecWest 2014, they delivered a joint presentation detailing the results.
CanSecWest 2014 presentation: ATR part, MITRE part
A Tale of One Software Bypass of Windows 8 Secure Boot | 2013-07-31
Windows 8 Secure Boot based on UEFI 2.3.1 Secure Boot is an important step toward securing platforms from malware compromising boot sequence before the OS. However, there are certain mistakes platform vendors shouldn't make which can completely undermine protections offered by Secure Boot. We will demonstrate an example of full software bypass of Windows 8 Secure Boot due to such mistakes on some of the latest platforms and explain how those mistakes can be avoided.
BlackHat USA 2013 presentation
Platform Security
Last updated: 2016-04-18
LTE and *your* laptop | 2015-08-07
With today's advancement in connectivity and internet access using 3G and LTE modems, it seems we all can have a device that's always internet capable, including our laptops, tablets, 2 in 1 devices, and ultrabooks. It becomes easier to be online without using your Wi-Fi at all. In our talk, we demonstrate and discuss the exploitation of an internal LTE modem from Huawei which can be found in a number of devices.
DEF CON 23 video is available.
USB for All! | 2014-08-08
USB is used in almost every computing device produced in recent years. In addition to well-known usages like keyboard, mouse, and mass storage, a much wider range of capabilities exist, such as Device Firmware Update, USB On-the-Go, debug over USB, and more. What actually happens on the wire? Is there interesting data we can observe or inject into these operations that we can take advantage of? In this talk, we present an overview of USB and its corresponding attack surface. We demonstrate different tools and methods that can be used to monitor and abuse USB for malicious purposes.
Joint presentation with Jesse Michael from Intel.
DEF CON 22 presentation and BSidesPDX 2014 (video)
Despite the fact that UART has been around forever and is actually frequently used by vulnerability researchers in the hardware space, it has not been discussed as a dedicated topic on its own. This talk is intended to fill that gap. We provide an overview of what UART is, the tools that exist to work with it, and provide examples of why a security researcher should care. We also explore why UART is a powerful friend for anyone who likes to repurpose hardware. We will also provide BKMs for companies building products that include UART to decrease the likelihood it will be used against them.
Joint presentation with Toby Kohlenberg from Intel.
Black Hat USA 2013 (presentation, paper, video) and BSidesPDX 2013.
Evil Maid Just Got Angrier: Why Full-Disk Encryption with TPM Is Insecure on Many Systems | 2013-03-20
Security features like full-disk encryption solutions rely on protections of the underlying firmware and hardware. Often, system firmware (BIOS) doesn't use or incorrectly configures protections offered by hardware. This work demonstrates that software full-disk encryption solutions are still subject to Evil Maid attacks when firmware fails to correctly utilize hardware protections, even when they rely on Trusted Platform Module to protect contents on the system drive from attacks that tamper with system firmware.
CanSecWest 2013 presentation

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Your power monitoring system shows noticeably increased current draw on several feeders over the past few months. For example, one 1,200A breaker carried about 700A but now is carrying about 790A. Yet, no new loads have been added.
You looked at harmonics and power factor history, but no problems were found there. In fact, last spring, several large motors received new electronic drives that reduced harmonics and raised power factor. You discussed this with your boss, who also expressed being puzzled. "Well," he said, "at least we know it's not the feeder cables because we replaced a bunch of those last year." He suggests the problem is the power monitoring system is drifting. What should you look at?
It's unlikely your power monitoring system is the problem, but cross-check it with your portable power analyzer. Under the "what has changed theory," the newness of the cables makes them the most recently introduced variable. You should suspect possible cable leakage.
Cables can be damaged during installation via pulling errors or even people walking on them. Exceeding the bend radius and pulling with too much force are just two pulling errors that occur. Other errors can also cause problems. For example, are the cables the correct insulation for the application? What about ampacity?
First, verify the cables are correct for the application. Then, conduct the following tests: thermal survey, insulation resistance, and leakage.


text: Many of us get so caught up in day-to-day work that we lose sight of whether we're on the right path. Do you enjoy going to work every day? Are you stimulated by what you do? Are you making enough to live the way you want and save for the future? Are you pursuing your professional dreams? If not, take steps. Think about this moment in your career as an 18-month segment. Talk to your boss to find out what you can do to get on a learning curve, and spend the next three months acquiring the skills you need, inside and outside your organization. Take on added responsibilities that will challenge you. In mastering new skills, you may discover new things that excite you and get ideas about what you want to do next.


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The Minnesota State Senate voted 35-32 today to pass S.F. 778, which would enable independent day care operators and personal care attendants who serve customers that receive state subsidies to organize unions. All Republicans in the chamber, including Sen. Julianne Ortman of Chanhassen, voted against the bill as did four DFL Senators (Terri Bonoff of Minnetonka, Melisa Franzen of Edina, Greg Clausen of Apple Valley, and Bev Scalze of Little Canada). The bill now moves to the House; which is expected to take up the bill on Saturday. It appears that there are sufficient votes in the House to pass the bill, which Governor Mark Dayton has indicted he would sign.
Republicans in the Senate subjected the bill to 17 hours of debate, reflecting the highly controversial nature of the bill. Unionization of such persons would be a different model than the traditional form of labor union, where employees organize and collectively bargain with their employers. If the union were to be approved in this case, independent day care operators and personal care attendants — who generally function as small businesses of their own or independent contractors — would have a union to work on their behalf in St. Paul, bargaining with state agencies on work rules and regulations and lobbying legislators on reimbursement rates. Care workers who provide services to clients that receive state subsidies but who vote against the union would be subject to "fair share" dues to cover a portion of the costs of the union's representation as they would benefit from whatever changes the union negotiates.
Republicans have objected to the redefinition of the traditional union relationship introduced by this bill. Additionally, they point out that in some cases AFSCME Council 5 — which is seeking to represent the day care workers — would end up negotiating with other AFSCME employees over work rules.
These are indeed valid concerns — and that's coming from someone who generally finds themselves in labor's camp on these sorts of issues. The much-derided federal Employee Free Choice Act had a number of good reforms in it, for instance — such as equalizing the standards for certifying and decertifying unions and improving enforcement of certification elections.
But S.F. 778 feels like a step too far.
That's not to say, though, that independent day care operators and personal care attendants don't have valid concerns. Day care subsidies were cut by 2% in the last budget cycle, passing increased bills to strapped working class families and forcing hard decisions on providers of day care services. Personal care attendants, meanwhile, are besieged by low pay, long hours, and physically demanding work. They deserve better from state government than what they have received in recent years.
DFL majorities in the Legislature should focus on passing those reforms into law this session as opposed to passing a bill that looks like political payback. There's no reason that we can't increase reimbursement rates and address a number of the work rule issues that would be of great benefit to these vital workers. And if Republicans come back in the future and want to undo those changes, it shouldn't be politically difficult to hammer them for it.
[Picture is S.F. 778 author Sandy Pappas.]


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Baby Boomer Rental Cars Cause Headaches for Travelers
Rental car firms are hanging on to cars longer, raising questions about their maintenance. Scott McCartney joins Lunch Break with a look at what to expect when you rent. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Apple has just released GarageBand for iPhone and TiPb has just created an iPhone and iPad Music Makers Forum, and in honor of both events -- we're giving away an Apogee Jam! It's a pocket-sized, plug-and-play music interface that lets you connect your guitar right into your iPhone or iPad (or Mac).
Want one for your very own? All you have to do is jump into the official contest thread in our new iPhone and iPad Music Making Forum and tell us what kind of music, DJ'ing, or jamming you do with your iPhone or iPad. (And I mean details! Rocking out with your guitar, getting the wedding crowds out on the dance floor, making crazy Ramen noodle loops, what?)
Ready, set... Enter now!
Hat tip: Thanks to Jim Dalrymple for the recommendation!
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Shortly after telling Around The League that Ryan Mathews would be "the guy" in the San Diego Chargers' backfield, coach Mike McCoy said he intended to ride the hot hand at tailback this season.
Mathews' performance during the first two weeks of the preseason has turned McCoy's contradictory backfield statements into a non-issue.
No getting around how good Ryan Mathews looks tonight. He's healthy, and his O-line is better this year than last.â Michael Gehlken (@UTgehlken) August 16, 2013
Mathews has recaptured his 2011 form, when he led all starting running backs in efficiency at 5.7 yards per touch. Against the Chicago Bears on Thursday night, Mathews was decisive, quick through the hole, kept his legs churning and consistently fought for extra yards. In short, it was the opposite of the tentative form he showed last season after missing most of August and September with a broken collarbone.
"The way that (he) ran the ball was outstanding," McCoy said, via U-T San Diego. "We ran the ball efficiently tonight. I think the way he's running the football (is) what we're looking for in our back."
McCoy made it clear that "the future is now" for the former first-round draft pick, and Mathews does seem to be playing with the sense of urgency of a player who understands he's running out of chances.
With health as the obvious caveat, we'll pass along the same fantasy football advice we gave on Darren McFadden a week ago: The sleeper is dead. Take advantage of the recency effect to grab a talented but disfavored player like Ryan Mathews if he drops to bargain status in your upcoming draft.
The Around The League Podcast is now available on iTunes! Click here to listen and subscribe.


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Clinton - Hells Kitchen - Midtown West - West 50's
Some still argue about the exact boundaries of Hell's Kitchen, but it's commonly considered to run from 34th to 59th Streets and from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River. The area is also known as Clinton and long-time residents use the two terms interchangeably. Some are proud to call the neighborhod "Hells Kitchen" while some prefer to say Clinton.
Yesterday I was showing one of my listings in Clinton/Hells Kitchen. A pre-war Art Deco charmer at Pembroke, 357 West 55th Street. A one bedroom with sunken living room in a circa 1935 6 story coop on a pretty tree lined block. The buyer a long time neighborhood resident said she could never call the neighborhood "Clinton" and her agent agreed. When they asked about the coop board I answered: "They're a regular coop board but the building is not on Park Avenue".
The buyer who has lived on the block for many years quickly replied "West 55th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue is called "The Park Avenue of Hells Kitchen." So now you know!
The neighborhhood names are interchangeable on real estate websites as well. The NY Times calls it Clinton in or around Midtown and Midtown West and StreetEasy clearly calls it Clinton while on Corcoran.com it's Midtown West.
I have another exclusive listing 5 blocks away, a large, corner post-modern loft-like studio at Worldwide Plaza, a white glove luxury condominium occupying a city block in Midtown Manhattan from 49th to 50th between 8th and 9th Avenues.
The residences at Worldwide Plaza include a 39-story tower with 654 apartments at 350 West 50th Street. Built in 1988 it was an anchor for new development and gentrification in the neighborhood. For 20 years the neighborhood has been changing. It has become renovated, gentrified. New condo construction along with many new restaurants and bars have opened in the neighborhood.
Corcoran.com calls 350 West 50th Street Clinton and gives Clinton boundaries from 34th Street to 50th Street, from Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River.
A formerly low-rise area just west of the Theater District lies "Hells Kitchen" or "Clinton", the area is also home to charming row houses.
While some still argue over the exact street boundaries everyone agrees it's west of Eight Avenue. East of Eighth Avenue including Carnegie Hall and Time Square is considered Midtown West.
What's in a neighborhood name? Call it "Hells Kitchen" or call it "Clinton" or "Midtown West" but what ever you call it the neighborhood is one of Manhattan's HOTTEST neighborhoods and still very COOL!
Co-op and condo buyers find that the prices are affordable, and the transportation is great. The Hudson riverfront offers opportunities for bicycling, jogging and kayaking. Ninth Avenue, a Midtown West restaurant row draws both pre- and post-theater crowds and locals to its trattorias, cafes, grills, and steakhouses.
According to Brian Williams on NBC nightly News. The best slice of Pizza in NYC is at Sacco on 9th Avenue between 54th & 55th Street. A family run business for more than 50 years named after the town Sacco in Italy.
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I think what I need to do is make a script that checks to see if the server is mounted, if it isn't mount it, if it is, do nothing, then run rsync.
I was able to setup crontab (for the first time) to remove all the existing files in the directory and then run
rsync, but I'm not sure how I should approach the SMB stuff. Should I mount it, copy the files and unmount, or should I leave the connection be?
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Desipte being a very popular brand in Japan, this is the first time I have bought a product from the Creer Beaute range!
Creer Beaute has a very strong brand image, with the sort of Japanese anime style character but western (blonde hair, blue eyes) in a French revolution type style! I believe the characters are called Marie Antoinette and Oscar!
This liner has the Marie Antoinette character on – like a few Japanese ranges the gel liner comes with a brush:
I mentioned before that I have a bit of an obsession with brown eyeliner at the moment! I am looking for the perfect bitter chocolate liner and at the moment a lot of the ones I am finding are too poo coloured or too warm…which makes my eyes look a bit irritated (which they are already!).
(Jill Stuart has a new range of gel liners and one looks like the perfect bitter chocolate but boy, it's expensive!).
On with the review…
I love that this product comes with a brush and it's a pretty good brush too – with a synthetic head and is perfect for lining without being to thin or too blunt. I always lose these brushes but hey, it's nice of them to offer.
Here is the brown liner – it's slightly reddish in tinge…hmmm
I guess it is quite chocolatey but there is for sure, a reddish tone to it. Having said that the red is barely detectable once on the skin and it is so pigmented and rich.
It is also waterproof as most Japanese liners are and has a beautiful buttery soft texture:
As far as black gel liners go, this is a great one as long as you don't mind the red base to it. I think I am still trying to find a almost-black-a-bit-metallic-rich-brown. Cos that's just what I like.
But I would totally recommend this to ladies who don't want something as harsh as black (black gel liner is soooooooo pigmented, there's no mid ground!).
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The good news is that there is a growing recognition by many nations and institutions of the direct connection between "natural capital" and economic and national security interests, as well as the role of healthy ecosystems in ensuring sustained, equitable improvements in human well-being and social stability.As the policy center continues to take shape, it is increasingly influencing global conservation policies, priorities and public funding, and helping to amplify CI's and our partners' results. Specifically, we help create better policies, more funding and greater amplification by helping decision-makers better understand and value the role that nature plays in creating healthy, prosperous societies.
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Join us for the Inaugural Banquet to honor incoming president Jim Rettig and the division presidents-elect on '''Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 at 7pm'''. Attire for the evening is black tie or cultural dress. Make sure to buy your tickets in support and celebration of Jim Rettig's presidency. '''Tickets are $89''' and available through registration.
Join us for the Inaugural Banquet to honor incoming president Jim Rettig and the division presidents-elect on '''Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 at 7pm'''. Attire for the evening is black tie or cultural dress. Make sure to buy your tickets in support and celebration of Jim Rettig's presidency. '''Tickets are $89''' and available through registration.
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Friday, June 27, 2008
Looking to improve your advocacy skills? Want to meet fellow library supporters from across the country? Get the tools to become an effective library advocate by attending the Advocacy Institute on Friday, June 27, at the American Library Association's (ALA) 2008 Annual Conference in Anaheim, California. Scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., the day-long workshop will offer advocacy essentials such as message development and coalition building, and will feature afternoon breakout sessions on making budget presentations, crisis communications, and passing bond issues and referenda.The Advocacy Institute offers a valuable opportunity to network and share ideas with library advocates from across the nation. All attendees will leave with the tools necessary to become better advocates for their communities and campuses.
The Advocacy Institute is open to ALA members and non-members, including those who are not registered for the ALA 2008 Annual Conference. Advance online registration for ALA members and non-members, available soon, will be $50, including lunch – a $25 savings from onsite registration the day of the program. To register, visit http://www.ala.org/annual.
The Advocacy Institute is coordinated by the ALA Office for Library Advocacy and the Advocacy Institute Task Force of the ALA Public Awareness Committee in cooperation with the ALA Public Information Office (PIO), the Association for Library Trustees and Advocates (ALTA), the Chapter Relations Committee, the Committee on Legislation, and Friends of Libraries USA (FOLUSA). For more information, visit http://www.ala.org/advocacyinstitute.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Margaret A. Edwards Luncheon
Saturday, June 28, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Come listen to Orson Scott Card, the winner of the 2008 Margaret A. Edwards Award honoring his outstanding lifetime contribution to writing for teens for his novels Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow. The annual award is administered by YALSA, the fastest growing division of ALA, and sponsored by School Library Journal magazine. Join us for lunch and listen to Orson Scott Card speak about his writing.
Tickets: $59
Event Code: YA3
Sunday, June 29, 2008
RUSA's [1] Literary Tastes Breakfast
This year at the Literary Tastes Breakfast we begin a new celebration for our readers/attendees by having authors from Notable Books Council, new The Reading List, and possibly other RUSA book lists.
Currently scheduled to appear are from the Notable Books Council list is Jon Clinch, author of Finn: A Novel, and from The Reading List is Susan Elizabeth Phillips, author of Natural Born Charmer.
The writers will read from their work or talk about an aspect of the writing process while attendees enjoy breakfast. They will be available to sign books and for further discussion after the breakfast. Tickets are $36 and are available on the Conference Registration form.
Sunday, June 29, 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Enjoy coffee and conversation featuring YALSA award winning authors! This informal coffee klatch will give you an opportunity to mingle with authors that appear on YALSA's Best Books for Young Adults Lists! (Mary Pearson, Gary Schmidt, Susan Beth Pfeffer, Barry Lyga, Margarita Engle, Jay Asher, John Green, Nancy Werlin, Cecil Castellucci, Dana Reinhardt , Laura McNeal , Tom McNeal, Amy Goldman Koss, Steven Chbosky, Adrian Fogelin, Ron Koertge, Eleanor Garner, Geraldine McCaughrean, Amanda Jenkins, Lynda Madaras, Terry Trueman, Stephanie Hemphill, Jennifer Jacobson, Elizabeth Knox, and David Levithan).
Tickets: $19
Event Code: YA4
ASCLA's [2] LSSPS Annual Dinner
LSSPS is hosting its Annual Dinner in Anaheim. It is an opportunity to spend an evening visiting with colleagues and meet new people, over an enjoyable dinner. We will honor the ASCLA/KLAS/NOD Award recipient, with sponsorship being provided by KLAS. The ticket price is $35.
Sunday, June 29, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Come join LSSIRT for an evening at Buca di Beppo Restaurant and enjoy dinner with your colleagues. Special event registration for ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim is now available online.
Ticket price: $37.50
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Monday, June 30, 2008
Monday, June 30, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
The Michael L. Printz Award is an award for a book that exemplifies literary excellence in young adult literature. The annual award is administered by YALSA and sponsored by Booklist magazine. Come listen to the winner, Geraldine McCaughrean for her novel The White Darkness and honor book authors Judith Clarke for One Whole and Perfect Day; Stephanie Hemphill for Your Own, Sylvia: A Verse Portrait of Sylvia Plath; A.M. Jenkins for Repossessed; and Elizabeth Knox for The Dreamquake: Book Two of the Dreamhunter Duet speak about their writing, followed by a dessert reception.
Tickets: Advance: $29. Onsite: $35
Event Code: YA5
Monday, June 30, 2008, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location to be announced
Please join the International Relations Round Table (IRRT) in welcoming and celebrating with librarians from more than 80 countries at the ALA Annual Conference. Open to all conference attendees, this reception offers a unique opportunity to network with hundreds of information professionals from around the world. Join us for a mixing of culture and ideas, regional cuisine, hors d'oeuvres and open bar (this event is free for international librarians). Advance registration is required.
Tickets:Advance: $30. Onsite: $35
Event Code: IR2
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Join us for the Inaugural Banquet to honor incoming president Jim Rettig and the division presidents-elect on Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 at 7pm. Attire for the evening is black tie or cultural dress. Make sure to buy your tickets in support and celebration of Jim Rettig's presidency. Tickets are $89 and available through registration.
ERT Silent Auction
The 11th Annual Exhibits Round Table Silent Auction 'Goes Hollywood' to benefit ALA Scholarships!
Fabulous items up for bid! Great things for both your library and for yourself thanks to our generous donors. Check out the complete list of donated items up for bid. Come back often - new items are added weekly!
Feeling lucky? Need some extra cash? You just might be the winner of the big 50/50 drawing! 50% goes to ALA scholarships and 50% goes to…well, possibly, YOU! The winner will be announced on Monday and you don't have to be present to win.
Location: Anaheim Convention Center, Main Entrance, Hall B -- Follow the signs!
Auction Hours are:
Saturday, June 28 – 8:30am-5pm
Sunday, June 29 – 8:30am-5pm
Monday, June 30– 8:30am-12pm
Winner Pick-up day:
Monday, June 30 2pm-6pm
(Winnings may be shipped if you're not present and many vendors pay the shipping costs.)
Remember, all profits fund $5000 ALA Scholarships. Visiting the auction may be the best investment you make during conference.


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Increasingly, the field of media design and production require strong technology skills with programming and hardware. Current production techniques are used not only in film, television and the performing arts, but in healthcare, engineering, web content, corporate communications, and higher education. If you wish to enter a career in these cutting-edge disciplines, you will need a strong foundation in both media design and technology.
This combined major allows you to develop creative skills, based on a solid theoretical foundation and technical and conceptual experience, with a focus on hands-on experience in production skills. The program will include courses in hardware and software, networking, digital imaging, digital film, nonlinear editing, interactive web design, and digital illustration.
This program is administered jointly by a Media Studies faculty member and an IT faculty member. The two faculty members will coordinate student advisement, the offering of courses, and the scheduling of those courses.
To get hands-on experience in a workplace environment, you'll be required to complete an internship relative to your career goals.
Filmmaking, photography, web design/development, media specialist.
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Lung cancer statistics
Lung cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Canada (excluding non-melanoma skin cancers). It is the leading cause of death from cancer for both men and women in Canada.
To provide the most current cancer statistics, researchers use statistical methods to estimate the number of new cancer cases and deaths until actual data become available.
Incidence and mortality
Incidence is the total number of new cases of cancer. Mortality is the number of deaths due to cancer.
In 2017, an estimated:
- 28,600 Canadians were diagnosed with lung cancer. This represents 14% of all new cancer cases in 2017.
- 21,100 Canadians died from lung cancer. This represents 26% of all cancer deaths in 2017.
- 14,400 men were diagnosed with lung cancer and 11,100 died from it.
- 14,200 women were diagnosed with lung cancer and 10,000 died from it.
- On average, 78 Canadians were diagnosed with lung cancer every day.
- On average, 58 Canadians died from lung cancer every day.
New cases
Incidence rate (for every 100,000 people)*
Death rate (for every 100,000 people)*
5-year net survival (estimates for 2006–2008)
*Age-standardized to the 2011 Canadian Standard Population. Age-standardization is a statistical method that removes the effect of age on the calculated rate. It allows rates to be compared over time or across provinces and territories.
Trends in lung cancer
In Canada, the incidence rate for lung cancer is higher in men than in women. In males, the incidence rate of lung cancer began to level off in the mid-1980s and has since been declining. Among females, the incidence rate for lung cancer is no longer increasing as of 2006. The difference in incidence rates and trends between the sexes is likely because of differences in tobacco use. Men's smoking rates began to decline earlier than women's smoking rates.
In males, the death rate of lung cancer began to level off in the late 1980s and has been declining ever since. The death rate for females shows a small decrease between 2006 and 2012, but the change is not statistically significant. Men continue to have a higher rate of lung cancer death than women.
Chances (probability) of developing or dying from lung cancer
It is estimated that about 1 in 11 Canadian men will develop lung cancer during his lifetime and one in 14 will die from it.
It is estimated that about 1 in 14 Canadian women will develop lung cancer during her lifetime and one in 17 will die from it.
For more information, go to the Canadian Cancer Statistics publication.
Great progress has been made
Some cancers, such as thyroid and testicular, have survival rates of over 90%. Other cancers, such as pancreatic, brain and esophageal, continue to have very low survival rates.


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Moving 9-11 trial could have wide repercussions for Obama
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama's willingness to consider moving the trial of self-professed 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed out of New York reflects the trouble that Obama's facing in Congress, not just from Republicans but also from Democrats in this tough midterm election year.
If he capitulates, the consequences could go well beyond the trial's location, perhaps unraveling Obama's progress on holding civilian terrorism trials, closing Guantanamo and moving detainees to a prison in the U.S. or pushing ahead with unrelated aspects of his agenda in Congress.
It also could feed one perception that Obama acknowledged in his State of the Union address — that he promised big changes but hasn't delivered — and another that he didn't — that he's a compromiser who always seeks some middle ground.
The president failed to close the detainee center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, within his first year, as promised, after Congress balked about transferring detainees to U.S. soil. His bid to overhaul the nation's health care system has stalled, as has a push for legislation to cut carbon emissions to curb global warming. More fights over spending, taxes and jobs programs loom as he prepares to unveil his budget plan Monday.
He hasn't said for certain that the trial for Mohammed and other alleged conspirators in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks will be moved, and some military experts say that Obama can change the location while sticking to his guns on the broader policies, so long as he doesn't give in on requiring a civilian trial and explains his thinking clearly to the public.
Obama already has directed the Justice Department to consider contingencies, as Democrats began joining New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg in urging that the trial be moved because of concerns over costs and chaos.
An administration official confirmed Friday that "conversations have occurred within the administration to discuss contingency options should the possibility of a trial in Lower Manhattan be foreclosed upon by Congress or locally." The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak on the record.
Those who want to move the trial include Democrats in New York such as U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, and others such as Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, the chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Critics fear that a trial might cost the city $1 billion and security checkpoints could trigger gridlock for New Yorkers.
Feinstein, in a letter dated Friday, said she worried about the publicity of a trial in Manhattan fueling more terrorist recruits.
She also mentioned the attempt to blow up a U.S.-bound airliner on Christmas Day.
"Without getting into classified details, I believe we should view the attempted Christmas Day plot as a continuation, not an end, of plots to strike the United States by al Qaida and its affiliates," Feinstein wrote.
Gary Solis, a Georgetown University law professor, said that pursuing trials in federal courts was more important than the locations of the trials.
"The most serious offenders should be tried in a federal court because their trial in that forum would remove all doubt in international eyes as well as domestic eyes as to the fairness of the trial."
To address security concerns, the administration could move the trial to a federal court on a military base, Solis said.
"It would not hinder their trial if they were moved elsewhere," he said. "New York was a good place for several reasons and a negative place for other reasons. The same will be true of other cities."
If the trial were moved, however, that could send varying signals about the president's leverage or backbone, depending on whether it stayed in New York state, moved to another state or went to a military base or offshore.
Republicans who oppose the administration's shift toward civilian terrorism trials and think detainees should be dealt with through military commissions see the controversy as an opportunity to force changes.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Friday that next week he'd introduce legislation to cut off funds for trying 9/11 conspirators in civilian court like U.S. citizens.
"Moving the trial out of New York City addresses only half the problem," said Graham, a military lawyer and one of the only Senate Republicans who have open, ongoing dialogues with the administration anymore.
Because Congress controls the funding needed to carry out trials and other detainee policies, Obama can't dig in his heels if his own party thinks it can cross him.
Democrats are losing their 60-vote supermajority in the Senate — the number needed to stave off filibusters — after Massachusetts voters last week elected Republican Scott Brown to replace the late Democrat Edward Kennedy.
Administration officials say the president remains committed to trying detainees in federal civilian courts when possible and to closing Guantanamo and purchasing an Illinois prison to relocate some of the detainees.
Demonstrating the obstacles the administration faces, a Guantanamo review panel has concluded that "roughly" 50 of the detainees should be held indefinitely, even though there isn't enough valid evidence to prosecute them.
White House spokesman Ben LaBolt said the president and military officials agreed that "we must close the detention facility at Guantanamo because it is a national security imperative. Guantanamo has consistently been used as a rallying cry and recruiting tool by al Qaida."
At the same time, LaBolt acknowledged "it will take the cooperation of Congress and our allies to close the facility and to bring those detainees who have murdered Americans or conspired to do so to justice."
U.S. economy grew 5.7% in 4th quarter, capping dismal year
Guantanamo panel: 50 detainees should be held indefinitely
GOP: Obama must change if he wants bipartisanship
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DeLorme Earthmate GPS System - Delorme's GPS PN-20Posted in How To: Electrical on September 1, 2007
As automotive-adventure photojournalists we're always on the go, so knowing where we are, where we've been, and where we need to be is a critical part of our job. Many times we've been given coordinates where to meet someone, rather than a physical street address. This makes a dependable and accurate GPS essential gear.
The new DeLorme Earthmate GPS PN-20 is easy to use for those who aren't so technically inclined, and it has all the advanced features a high-tech geek could ever want. The rugged and waterproof handheld GPS features a bright color screen that works in sunlight or total darkness. This makes the PN-20 easy to read when entering and exiting a vehicle, and we found that we didn't needed to shade the screen to figure out where we were located.
The coolest part of the PN-20 is the unit's ability to download different types of detailed mapping. It comes with DeLorme's Topo USA and features nationwide street-level mapping for major roads and highways, the latest topographical maps for easy navigation of back roads and trails, authentic USGS in 7.5-min detail, color aerial imagery, and NOAA nautical charts. The PN-20 has automatic road routing with turn-by-turn directions, and four million places of interest. The unit can also track your travels with breadcrumbs for future reference and navigation.
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The next time your customer service call is picked up by a female voice in India consider this: Is she safe?
We know about the desperate situations experienced by India's poorest living in remote villages, lacking education and food to thrive. But what about the women who write software, answer calls, and process transactions inside the billion-dollar outsourcing industry inside India?
According to The Hackett Group, the United States and the European Union lost 1.1 million jobs over the last two years. While some jobs disappeared entirely because of poor economics or innovation, most were outsourced. Hackett expects 1.3 million additional jobs to disappear by 2014. Moving these jobs to lower wage markets looks great on balance sheets, but it's time to ask: Have we also outsourced sexual harassment?
88 percent suffer harassment
In November 2010, the New Delhi-based Centre for Transforming India reported that 88 percent of women inside India's outsourcing community experienced sexual harassment on the job. Most, 83 percent, never reported it.
Sexual harassment in India is not a new problem inside India's information technology community, which is largely composed of Indian outsourcers and a few Western firms. In 2008, outrage broke out when MJ Sonia committed suicide and left a note behind implicating two of her superiors for repeated sexual harassment that had become so untenable, she took her own life.
RELATED: Why Indian IT companies are outsourcing – to US
Nokia Siemens, a European firm, was her employer.
Nokia Siemens' communication head in India, Poonam Kaul, was quoted by Daily News Analysis as saying "It was not a sexual harassment case. Nokia have an operational grievances committee and a Site Development Council at Chennai and Bangalore centres."
Hard to complain about your boss
As told by Kaul, Nokia made the assumption that because it established the structure for reporting, MJ Sonia would have reported the problem. What Nokia Siemens failed to say, which is well known in India, is that it is socially unacceptable to complain about your superior. According to statistics compiled by the Centre, more than 91 percent of women who experience sexual harassment do not report because they fear victimization. When they contemplate reporting the boss, who is the perpetuator of sexual harassment 72 percent of the time, women again and again choose not to.
Nokia Siemens did what most firms do when entering India; they brought their homegrown human resource practices with them, setting up a structure that failed because of cultural inhibitors. These structures are modeled around the principal that women will report. Women fear reporting the problem and organizations, however accidentally, continue to make it hard to overcome this obstacle.
Firms like Nokia Siemens, if they are looking, will find it challenging to understand best practices that work inside India. Infosys, one of India's largest outsourcers, established an Anti-Sexual Harassment Initiative (ASHI) around the same time this suicide occurred, offering a reporting mechanism for employees. Infosys well understands the costs of sexual harassment: In 2003, it paid out $3 million to an assistant of Phaneesh Murthy, an Infosys board member at the time, after she sued Murthy in the state of California for sexual harassment.
While Infosys may understand the problem, its results are dismal. According to Infosys's Sustainability Report 2009-2010, 7 "significant" cases of sexual harassment were heard and resolved by ASHI. It is difficult to imagine that in a population, by my estimates, of at least 30,000 women working for Infosys in India, there were only 7 instances of sexual harassment. Using the Centre's numbers as a guide, 22,500 of Infosys' women (88 percent) are likely to have experienced sexual harassment. That's a far cry from 7.
Nasscom, the consortium in India charged with setting policy for the information technology community, started a sexual harassment education workshop for outsourcers in 2009. "We want to increase the number of women employed in [our] sector," Som Mittal, Nasscom's president was quoted as saying. Nasscom has a long way to go with this initiative; only 64 industry representatives have attended the two workshops it hosted over the past two years. This disappointing attendance, however, appears to be enough for Mittal who was quoted in December, 2010 in the Times of India saying; "India's new millennium workplace has moved beyond issues like sexual harassment, especially in the sunrise sectors."
Mittal's sentiment is not shared by the Indian government. It is trying to help by pushing through legislation called Protection of Women Against Sexual Harassment at Workplace Bill. The Vishakha Guidelines, the Indian Supreme Court directive compelling organizations to have a viable system in place to report sexual harassment was put forward in 1997. The next step was supposed to be a law. It has taken more than a decade to get a sexual harassment bill this far through India's legislative process.
Unfortunately, Indian politicians are debating the addition of domestic workers to the bill, causing delays. This is a mistake: the challenges of domestic workers are also serious, but fundamentally different. Keeping these two problems distinct is the only way organizations in India will get a clear message on how to protect the women inside formal organizations.
Not just India's problem
Some may argue that this is India's problem, that Western firms can hire outsourcers but don't hold the responsibility for how they conduct business. Which makes me wonder: Have we outsourced our responsibility for sexual harassment? In the outsourcing community we talk about outsourcing risk, but this takes this concept to a new level.
The question remains: Are Western firms plugged-in enough to India's challenges to understand that this issue impacts them? This issue is closer to home than any Western executive wants to imagine. These women are on their payroll, however indirectly, and need to be protected from mistreatment in the workplace.
If American executives rely on US media to cover these topics, its doubtful they have ever considered that their outsourced staff is in danger. The Wall Street Journal took three months to report on the Centre for Transforming India numbers, tucking it away inside the "WSJ India Real Time," a blogging platform for local journalists.
The US media bombards us with the positive side of the Indian workplace in its attempts to bring an understanding of India to the West. The recent Bloomberg Businessweek article, "Keeping Women on the Job in India" focused on the efforts of the Indian operations of American firms Ernst and Young and Google to keep women in the workplace after having a baby. It didn't mention any of the real problems women face inside India's Information Technology community.
This is not a new battle. The US faced the same challenge when women entered the workforce in the 1960s. While the federal government implemented new laws to protect women, it was the business community that made change happen inside office walls for women who also feared reporting problems. Why? They needed the workers.
While it would be easy to say that India needs its women, we in the West do as well. Last year, according to Forrester Research, American firms spent upwards of $40 billion on outsourced services inside India. Without women, outsourcers will be unable to deliver the Indian talent the West has become so accustomed to hiring.
Brandi Moore is an expert on Indian business culture. She is the founder of the consultancy IndiaThink, a columnist at Outsource Magazine, and the author of "The Little BRIC Book: Cracking the code for global management of projects across Brazil, Russia, India, and China."


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Game 1: Farmingdale State - 6, St. Joseph's - 1
Game 2: Farmingdale State - 15, St. Joseph's - 0
Bellport, N.Y. - Sophomore pitcher Hope Zino (Bay Shore, N.Y./Bay Shore) pitched a complete game victory, her sixth of the season, with nine strikeouts, three hits and no walks as the Rams took game one, 6-1, in a Skyline Conference doubleheader over St. Joseph's on Saturday afternoon. Farmingdale also won game two with a 15-0 run-rule win over the Golden Eagles.
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The Rams got a run early to take the 1-0 lead with a single and a stolen base by freshman second baseman Maressa Mistretta (Shirley, N.Y./Longwood), followed by an RBI single to right center from junior shortstop Nicole Farber (Oakdale, N.Y./Connetquot) to score Mistretta from second base.
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Began Playing Disc Golf: First played on a disc golf course in the late 70's at Oak Grove. I was living in New York and a friend moved to Pasadena. I came out to visit, and played the course with a 141 gram frisbee as my driver and a Superpro for the putter. I moved to Long Beach, California in 1981 and played El Dorado (before baskets - just posts with red paint on top), Huntington Beach and La Mirada. I competed in golf at the US Opens at La Mirada in the early 80's although I was primarily a freestyler. I moved to San Diego in 1986 and took up golf full time.
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SHANE WHITFIELD (Pamlico) is a freshman at Lehigh. The 6-foot-7 Pamlico native only played three minutes in the Mountain Hawks� 66-63 win over Buckell Wednesday.
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TYQUAN NOLAN (Havelock) is a sophomore at William Peace University. Nolan scored 11 points and had seven rebounds in the Pacers� 98-58 win over Columbia International Thursday. Nolan�s played in 17 games. He is posting 7.9 points and 5.9 rebounds per game.
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KHADIJAH BRYANT (West Craven) is a freshman at Elizabeth City State.
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ZACK BRUNS (Havelock) is a freshman at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kan. He played 13 minutes in the Indians� 86-83 loss to York (Neb.) on Jan. 25.
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DEMETRES ABRAMS (West Craven) is a freshman at Cape Fear Community College. He tallied three points, four assists and three rebounds in the Sea Devils 90-76 win over Central Carolina Community College Jan. 25.
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JORDAN HILL (New Bern) is a sophomore at Lenoir Community College. Hill is first in Division II of the National Junior College Athletic Association with 24.2 points. She is averaging 9.6 rebounds per game.
ERIC MILKS (New Bern) is a freshman at UNC-Pembroke. Milks, a former state champion at New Bern High, won by decision in the 149-pound weight class on Jan. 24 against Ferrum. Pembroke, ranked 25th in the nation, won 24-14.
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TERRENCE ZALEKSI (Havelock) is a freshman at UNC-Pembroke. Zaleski holds a record of 5-1 in the 174-pound weight class.
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MATT BURNS (New Bern) is a junior at Pfeiffer College.
SAM WILSON (New Bern) is a senior at Gardner-Webb.
ROBERT ARMENTROUT (New Bern) is a sophomore at Lenoir-Rhyne.
ANGIE HEALY (New Bern) is a sophomore at Davidson College.
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