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If you can answer yes to two or more of these items about your child, he or she may benefit from learning skills that will help him or her to connect better with peers, and to more confident and prepared for the real world. Here are a few symptoms to look for:
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- Annoys to get attention because they do not know how to get it another way
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- Tries too hard to make friends laugh – thinks humor will make them friends
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Student Leadership Camp is a fun summer camp that helps build leadership, learning and life skills in kids and teens! This adventure camp for students in the Orlando area is for students that may have social skills issues with their peer group and/or lack assertiveness and self-confidence. This camp takes place at the YMCA Camp Wewa ropes course.
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Observe student interactions with peers and redirect them by providing tools for positive socialization.
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ROPES COURSES are "Challenge by Choice" which means we do not force kids to do something they do not want to do, but with encouragement and affirmation from their peers kids and adults push themselves to do more than they thought they would do. Ropes courses continue to gain recognition as the experiential learning accelerates insight into trust, healthy communication, friendships, and leadership. The Ropes Program utilizes various initiatives to challenge participants physically, mentally, emotionally and socially. We include both Low Elements, which are close to the ground, and High Elements, which can be up to 40 feet high.
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This Summer we are not offering Summer Camps and wanted to give a list of programs recommended by Additude Magazine We do not endorse any of these camps, but wanted to give you a list to research and read reviews and pick the right camp for your child or teen. We are in the process of working on a camp option for Summer of 2019 so stay tuned. Additionally, we are offering Social Skills groups year round including the Summer! So if you are local give us a call!
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He really enjoyed summer camp… I heard descriptions of all the
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While the rest of his South Carolina teammates mourned the end of their baseball season without a fourth consecutive trip to the College World Series, pitcher Tyler Webb barely had time to pack.
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When the Gamecocks were finally eliminated by North Carolina last month in an NCAA super regional, Webb, a 10th-round pick of the New York Yankees, had little time to reflect on the 2013 season or his college career.
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"I enjoyed every minute I played at South Carolina," Webb said. "The season didn't end like everyone hoped. To be that close to getting back to the World Series and come up a game short was tough, but I've got nothing to complain about."
Webb, who appeared in more games (110) than any pitcher in South Carolina history, had just two days to pack up his belongings in Columbia and head to Staten Island, the home of the Yankees' short season rookie team. Webb still has most of his stuff in Columbia. Despite getting called up to the Charleston RiverDogs two weeks ago, he hasn't had enough time to return to Columbia and get the rest of his things.
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The 6-6, 225-pound lefthander was assigned to Staten Island two days after the Gamecocks' season ended but spent just two weeks in the short season rookie league. Webb appeared in four games, recording a save and striking out eight batters in five innings and did not allow a run.
"I kind of expected to go to Staten Island, so it wasn't like I was disappointed to be assigned there," Webb said. "The New York-Penn league usually has some of the best college hitters in it, so it was a lot like playing in the SEC or the College World Series."
The Nassawadox, Va., native has quickly discovered that the biggest difference in facing a professional roster is a much deeper lineup. While college teams will have good hitters in the top of the order, every batter at the professional level is a capable hitter.
"One through five is probably a lot like the SEC. There's not a huge difference," Webb said. "The biggest difference is one through nine. There are no easy outs at this level. It's definitely better. There's no decline through the lineup. You make a mistake, and you'll pay for it."
Webb was prepared to spend the summer in the suburbs of New York City and admitted he was surprised when he got the call to move up to the RiverDogs.
"I didn't expect to be in South Carolina again so quickly," Webb said. "I'm glad to be back. Obviously, I'm a little more familiar with this area and this ballpark."
Playing for the Gamecocks, Webb figures he must have pitched at Riley Park almost a half-dozen times during his career.
"I feel very comfortable pitching here," Webb said. "We played here at least once a year, and one year we played here twice. Living in Columbia for four years I definitely consider South Carolina my second home."
Webb's transition to professional baseball this summer has been made easier with the help of one of his old college roommates — first baseman Brison Celek, who played at Bishop England High School. Instead of staying in an apartment with teammates he doesn't know, Webb is living with Celek's family locally.
"That's been great," Webb said. "You get a couple of home-cooked meals, and Brison and I have been roommates before. I'm really glad they live here in Charleston."
Webb has appeared in just two games since joining the RiverDogs. In three innings, he has giving up five hits and one earned run while striking out five batters.
"I'm excited to get back out there and throw in meaningful games again," Webb said. "The results haven't been like I'd hoped, but it's a learning process and I know that."
Webb's sample size isn't big enough for RiverDogs coach Danny Borrell to make any judgments on Webb. So far, Borrell has been impressed with Webb's work ethic and willingness to learn.
"It's impossible to evaluate Tyler after only a couple of appearances," Borrell said. "He seems like a very polished kid. He came from a big program that had a lot of success. He's a big kid, with a good fastball and change-up. His slider is what's going to need some work."
A dominant closer for the Gamecocks his senior season — Webb had 17 saves in 2013 — the hard-throwing left-hander isn't sure what his role will be with the Yankees. Webb will be a valuable situational pitcher against left-handed hitters, but Borrell thinks he's good enough to be used in all situations.
"Someone above my pay grade will make that decision," Borrell said. "He could be a set-up guy or a closer. I think that'll be determined as his career gets going."


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2009: Played in all 23 York contests, drawing 16 starts … notched a team-best ten goals, as he was the only Spartan to reach double-digits in goals scored … chosen to the All-Capital Athletic Conference first-team … scored three game-winning goals highlighted by his tally against Messiah in York's 2-0 victory over the eventual national champions on October 7 … added one assist for the campaign in a 4-1 November 3 win against Mary Washington in the CAC Tournament … 24 of his 46 shots were on target … helped the Spartans to their fourth CAC Tournament championship … was part of York's fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.
2008: Played in and started each of York's first four games … scored two goals … notched the game-winner against Medaille in the Spartans' 1-0 victory on September 6 … suffered a season-ending knee injury against Johns Hopkins on September 10 … part of a squad that posted an 18-game winning streak during the regular season … ranked as high as #2 in the country … made the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight season … Spartans finished the year with an undefeated 18-0-2 record.
2007: Appeared in 19 games, drawing two starts … tallied seven goals … notched a pair of game-winners … second game-winner came in York's NCAA Tournament 2-1 overtime defeat of Eastern on November 11 … recorded two assists for the season, including the assist on the Spartans' tying goal in the November 11 game against Eastern … part of a Spartan squad advanced to their third consecutive NCAA Tournament and second-straight Elite Eight berth … York tied a program record with 21 victories, finishing the year at 21-3-1.
2006: Appeared in 10 games … scored two goals, notching the tallies in back-to-back contests … first career collegiate goal came against Marymount (Va.) on October 7 during York's 5-0 win … second goal came on October 9 when the Spartans' topped CAC foe Gallaudet 8-1 … registered six shots for the campaign, putting four on-target … part of a team that won its second-consecutive CAC Tournament championship … squad set a program record with 21 victories, finishing with an undefeated 21-0-3 record … reached the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight.
Personal: Is a criminal justice major … is the son of Mike and Kelly O'Connell … born on October 18, 1988 … played club soccer for the Freestate Dragons … was an all-conference and all-county selection in high school … owns a 3.19 cumulative GPA … has made the Dean's List four semesters … names his parents as the people he most admires … hobbies include any sport, fishing, going to the beach, skiing … favorite athletes are Fernando Torres and Didier Drogba … chose York because he "wanted to have the best chance of winning a national championship" … most significant athletic achievement is winning the Capital Athletic Conference championship … most memorable athletic moment while with the Spartan program is scoring the game-winning goal against Eastern in the 2007 NCAA Tournament … after graduation he plans on going into law enforcement.


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text: How to Reduce Time-Suckers on Your Farm January 8, 2013 09:05 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Sara Schafer Top Producer Editor Email Reduce time-suckers on your farm to improve results Which items on your to-do list do you dread? Do you delay a task because it's harder than it needs to be? When tasks are too complex, you waste time and lose motivation, says Susan Hite of Hite Resources, a certified facilitator of complexity reduction for Bayer CropScience in the U.S. In November, Hite spoke at the 2012 Executive Women in Agriculture conference in Chicago about the complexity reduction program that she developed for Bayer, based on the book From Complexity to Simplicity by Simon Collinson and Melvin Jay. "Reducing complexity is a simple, yet profound way to reduce stress and increase profits on your farming operation," Hite says. Below are nine behaviors that hinder progress. Once you identify which behaviors you or those within your farming operation exhibit, you can begin to eliminate unnecessary complexity. Hite says the best way to start reducing complexity is to lead by example. "You have to model the way. Demonstrate your commitment to show you are always making things simpler yourself and improving your own behaviors." Also, realize that this is an ongoing process. "Continually challenging anything is not simple," Hite says. "Keep asking: Is this the simplest way?" TINKERING This includes making minor changes that do not add up to something substantially better. Make sure you recognize when something is good enough, and stop trying to make it 100% perfect. OVERANALYSIS Do you make the decision-making process more intellectual than it needs to be? Determine which details are important, make a decision based on the facts and be ready to act. REINVENTING You can always improve a process or product. But creating a new way of doing something just for the sake of trying something new can be a waste of both time and energy. Determine what you do well enough and what needs improvement, and move on. AVOIDANCE When multiple people are involved in an operation, you might think you need to get everyone's approval. Rather than confronting an issue directly, you focus on the politics. Don't sweep big decisions under the rug. MISTRUST Trust is a huge motivator. Do you have processes in place to "manage" people rather than enable them to do the work? Remove these, then trust those around you to hold up their end of the task. LACK OF FOCUS The last time a meeting took twice as long as expected, what was the cause? Was it because the agenda was all over the place and you were focused on too many small projects or activities? Prioritize and focus your efforts on tasks that matter. EMBELLISHING In hopes of having the last word, we will often add more words, bigger words, more stages or more points to an already perfect plan. Or we might just repeat what the last person said. Cut the extra words and steps to equal more action. When you hear a good idea, go with it and don't complicate it. AIMLESSNESS When you fail to set a clear direction from the start during a meeting or new project, discussion can quickly result in your wandering aimlessly in the wrong direction. Identify your objective and stick to it. ADDING WITHOUT TAKING AWAY How many irons do you have in the fire? Taking advantage of a new opportunity is great—just be sure to remove something less important from your responsibilities first. Back to news


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2007: Had 19 goals and six assists...Started all 15 games...Also totaled 22 ground balls and 22 draw controls...Caused 14 turnovers.
2006: Scored 21 goals, which ranked second on the team and 10th in the CCSU single-season annals...Also had 24 ground balls and 12 draw controls.
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The final autopsy report has been released on what caused Whitney Houston's death, and not surprisingly, she died as a result of an accidental drowning, and also from the effects of having a heart condition and ingesting cocaine. That report leads one to believe that she must have passed out in the tub either from the drugs or something going on with her heart, and slipped under the water and drowned as a result.
But if that's really what happened to Whitney, then why do a few details about the death scene seem, well -- a bit off? Something just doesn't quite add up.
Dr. Drew Pinsky talked about the report on his show last night, and he made a few good points that are hard to argue with, and also offered a couple of different explanations for her death.
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First of all, Whitney was found lying face down in the tub, which he thinks suggests that the singer suffered a seizure that rendered her unconscious versus having something happen with her heart. He claims that a seizure is much more likely, because the heart disease she had was very "minimal." He also thought the low level of Xanax found in her blood indicated that she may have had a seizure out of chemical imbalance. If she'd been on Xanax for a long time and then went off of it, a seizure is a possible result.
Hmm. That does seem to make more sense. If she'd simply passed out and slipped under the water, then wouldn't she have remained face up?
The temperature of the bath water that Whitney was found in also raises concerns. Police measured the temperature of the water six hours after she was found, and it was 93 degrees Fahrenheit. Why on earth would it still be that warm a full six hours after she died? I'm sorry, but that just doesn't make any sense. When I take baths, I notice the tub water cooling off after about a half hour, so it seems almost impossible that it would be 93 degrees so long after she drowned. How hot was it when she got in?!
Dr. Drew seems to think the police should not rule out foul play in Whitney's case, and after hearing the details of the autopsy report, I have to agree with him. Something's fishy, alright.
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Mejia pitched yesterday, and is also scheduled to work today against the Cardinals out of the pen. It will be the first time he's worked this season on consecutive days – always a test for a reliever – and it is coming off a bad outing, which is another test.
John Maine gets the start today, and it will be interesting to see how he does. Maine was hammered in his last appearance, which was out of the pen, and later he said he "wasn't into it." Here's hoping he's into it today.
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"Competition!" It is a word that can be very scary. I'm sure you read that word and a few thoughts came into your head; maybe a time you competed in an event, maybe you thought of the person you compete against every day at the gym, or maybe you got nervous when you read it. In reality we are all scared of competition but at the same time it drives us. It is what makes us go faster, work harder, and why we keep going at it day in and day out.
With the competition approaching this weekend at the Reggie Lewis Center some of you are competing for your very first time and some of you are pros at this. Both athletes, the first timers and the pros, are all nervous in their own way. You are all so lucky to get to compete and I want you to keep that in mind. You don't have to compete, you chose to and you get to compete, and for that you should be so proud of yourself.
I remember my first competition. I had just started Crossfit and swore I wouldn't compete. I was a competitive gymnast so it was in my nature to compete but I was doing Crossfit just to "get in shape." When the owners approached me and asked if I would do Beast of the East I was hesitant but decided to go for it. Going into it I remember only thinking, "what if I don't do well?" I realize now and through experience the focus and thought should be "how awesome is this going to be!"
My advice to you, whether it is your first competition or your 100th competition; remember why you are doing it and why you signed up! You have worked hard and YOU ARE READY. Ready may mean coming in the top 10, it could mean you can do each movement at the weight in your division, but it could also mean you are simply ready to be in a competition with other athletes. Have fun, have no expectations, and do YOUR personal best. If you give it all you have you have already won. And also….. you get to do 5 workouts in 2 days, it doesn't get much better than that!
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2. Do not change your eating because you're competing, your body is used to the way you eat so don't change it now.
3. Warm up just as we do at the gym in class, don't change anything. Again, your body is used to that so don't get yourself ready an hour before an event when in class we get ready 20 minutes before.
4. Be confident, don't let any negative thoughts creep in and when they do, push them away.
5. Control the controllables and let the other stuff go. You may have a "bad" "unfair" judge or an un-preferred spot on the floor. You cannot control that, stay focused. If you hear no rep, it IS a NO rep and move on. The longer you argue it the longer the workout will take you. Just make each movement perfect from the start to avoid this!
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The 2012 Wind Cooperative of the Year Award will honor one electric cooperative for its leadership in wind power. All electric cooperatives that are members of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) are eligible to apply. Cooperatives can nominate themselves or other cooperatives, and there is no cost to enter. The Wind Cooperative of the Year Award is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (Energy Department) in partnership with NRECA.
This year marks the twelfth anniversary of the award. The 2012 winner will be recognized at the NRECA TechAdvantage Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, the week of February 18-21, 2013.
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Bracero Guest Worker Program
Ana Elizabeth Rosas
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History. Please check back later for the full article.
On August 4, 1942, the Mexican and U.S. governments launched the bi-national guest worker program, most commonly known as the Bracero Program. An estimated five million Mexican men between the ages of 19 and 45 separated from their families for three-to-nine-month contract cycles at a time, in anticipation of earning the prevailing U.S. wage this program had promised them. They labored in U.S. agriculture, railroad construction, and forestry, with hardly any employment protections or rights in place to support themselves and the families they had left behind in Mexico. The inhumane configuration and implementation of this program prevented most of these men and their families from meeting such goals. Instead, the labor exploitation and alienation that characterized this guest worker program and their program participation paved the way for, at best, fragile family relationships. This program lasted twenty-two years and grew in its expanse, despite its negative consequences, Mexican men and their families could not afford to settle for being unemployed in Mexico, nor could they pass up U.S. employment opportunities of any sort. The Mexican and U.S. governments' persistently negligent management of the Bracero Program, coupled with their conveniently selective acknowledgement of the severity of the plight of Mexican women and men, consistently cornered Mexican men and their families to shoulder the full extent of the Bracero Program's exploitative conditions and terms.
Latinos and the Law
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Latino Americans have intersected with the law in complicated ways throughout American history. Latinos themselves are a diverse and heterogeneous racial, ethnic, and cultural group, with members hailing from all parts of the Spanish-speaking world and representing all variations on the spectrum of race. Each group has a unique origin story, but all have been shaped by law and legal process. Legal historians and legal scholars explore the role of law in incorporating Latino groups in American society, the effects of law on Latino communities, and the struggles of Latino lawyers, activists, and ordinary people against legal discrimination and for equality. The civil rights story of Latinos bears strong resemblance to that of African Americans: In each case, members have been subjected to de jure and de facto discrimination and social subordination. But the Latino civil rights story has unique valences, particularly in the areas of language discrimination and immigration law and policy. Latino legal history demonstrates the complex ways that Latinos interact with the color line in American law and politics.


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By Marc Lifsher | Los Angeles Times — The nation's largest public pension fund, the California Public Employees' Retirement System, posted a 1.1% return on its investment portfolio in 2011, Chief Investment Officer Joseph Dear told his board.
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Archetypal Dimensions of the Psyche
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In this book Jungian analyst Marie-Louise von Franz uses her vast knowledge of myths, fairy tales, dreams, and visions to show how the collective psyche itself has pointed to ways of resolving the modern predicament. She discusses Mercurius, the darkly paradoxical figure from medieval alchemy; the visions of the Swiss mystic Niklaus von Flue; the "unknown visitor" motif in fairy tales; the Cosmic Man as image of the goal of human development; and many archetypal dreams of contemporary people. All of these can be seen as expressions of a collective urge in the West to reintegrate nature and the body, matter and spiritand, ultimately, to help us find our way, individually and collectively, to a renewed unity of being and culture.
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Mom was born 8/28/1938 to Roy and Roma Slusher, the youngest of five children, Everett(Joan), Ed(Betty), Robert (passed at age 19 in a car accident)and Doris(Vic Bennett). She began playing the piano when very young and grew to be a very accomplished professional pianist. Including giving benefit concerts and playing for her beloved church family. It was always a testament of her spirit and grace.
Mom met and married our Dad, Laurence Preston Edgin, SR. in 1957. And they were an epic love story of devotion and caring. Holding hands and sharing their love until the day Dad died in 1991. During their life together they had four children, Larry Edgin(Val) Carina Collard(John) Bill Edgin, and Celia Taylor(Shawn). They also had 11 Grandchildren and recently, the first GREAT Grandchild. She also had a large group of CHOSEN family. Stephanie and Dominic, Chrissie and Wade (and children) and too many to list.
Mom and Dad had a marriage worthy of the best love novels. And a life filled with enough sadness and joy to make anyone sit back on their heels. But their love was unwaivering.
In the years after Dads death, Mom became something all new to her. She told people she had joined a club that no one wanted to join. The single Mothers and Widows Club. With two children only 10 and 16 when Dad died. But Mom carried on her life with the dignity people would expect from her. I doubt many people outside of family knew her great pain and lonliness.
Mom always talked about how hard it was to find time to spend with family. We never could convince her it was because we could not keep up with her. Anyone who knew her, though, knows what an active lady she was. Right up until just a few months prior to cancer taking her. We laughed that there must have been smoke coming from her heels as she came screeching to a halt.
She had SO many dear friends. Her constant friends like, Mary and Jan, her long time friends like Dick and Dot, Tena. Special friend, Paul. Her Church friends and family who are far to numerous to list but encompass not one, but THREE churches. All the weddings she played for, and funerals. She touched many MANY lives. Mom lived a VERY full 70 years.
When her time came to depart from us, the heavens rumbled and the rain poured. We can only imagine the amazing reunion that was going on up there. There must have been quite the clamor. So loud and excited we even heard it down here.
Our earthly family has lost a truly amazing woman. And Heaven has gained one of the best. Her loss from our world with be both grieved and celebrated. And it will be felt, literally, by thousands.
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A company starting up in Sweden wants a nice and simple but still elegant logo. We sell Wi-Fi hotspot solutions to cafés, hotels and other public places. We hope that eventually our logo will be associated with a good hotspot. The logo will be used both online and on business cards and all kinds of paper , maybe also on big signs.
To put it simply: we want a logo consisting of our name and some kind of symbol associated with Wi-Fi. It could be one or two coloured.
In the future we want people walking about seeing our logotype think about our good wireless service at once.
The logo must convey a message of us being modern and innovative and be easy to remember and recognize.
We want the symbol to be at once associated with wireless internet. One example (that doesn't need to be the best) is the apple indicator of wifi signal strength. We don't want any elaborate symbols with many coulours. Only one (maximum two) colour, which has to be the same as (one the colours if there are two) the text colour.
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Course Description
The stakes for software security are very high, and yet many development teams deal with software security only after the code has been developed and the software is being prepared for delivery. As with any aspect of software quality, to ensure successful implementation, security and privacy issues should be managed throughout the entire software development lifecycle.
This course presents an approach for dealing with security and privacy throughout the entire software development lifecycle. You will learn about vulnerabilities that undermine security, and how to identify and remediate them in your own projects. You will learn general strategies for dealing with security defects and misconfiguration, how to design software to deal with the human element in security, and how to incorporate security into all phases of development.
Course Objectives:
In this course, you will employ best practices in software development to develop secure software.
You will:
- Identify the need for security in your software projects.
- Eliminate vulnerabilities within software.
- Use a Security by Design approach to design a secure architecture for your software.
- Implement common protections to protect users and data.
- Apply various testing methods to find and correct security defects in your software.
- Maintain deployed software to ensure ongoing security.
Target Student:
This course is designed for software developers, testers, and architects who design and develop software in various programming languages and platforms including desktop, web, cloud, and mobile, and who want to improve their ability to deliver software that is of high quality, particularly regarding security and privacy.
This course is also designed for students who are seeking the Logical Operations Cyber Secure Coder (CSC) Exam CSC-110 certification.
This course presents secure programming concepts that apply to many different types of software development projects. While this course uses Python, HTML, and JavaScript to demonstrate various programming concepts, you do not need to have experience in these languages to benefit from this course. However, you should have some programming experience, whether it be developing desktop, mobile, web, or cloud applications. Logical Operations provides a variety of courses covering software development that you might use to prepare for this course, such as:
- Developing Secure Universal Windows® Platform Apps in C# and XAML
- Developing Secure iOS® Apps for Business
- Developing Secure Android™ Apps for Business
- Python® Programming: Introduction
- Python® Programming: Advanced
- Programming Google App Engine™ Applications in Python®
- HTML5: Content Authoring with New and Advanced Features
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Course-specific Technical Requirements
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configurations:
- 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor
- 2 gigabytes (GB) RAM (32-bit or 64-bit)
- 20 GB available hard disk space (32-bit or 64-bit)
- Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device)
- 1,024 x 768 resolution monitor recommended
- Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen
- Local area network and Internet connection recommended
- Windows® 10/8.1/8/7/Vista (64-bit). This course was successfully keyed on Windows 10. Some activity steps may not key exactly as written if students key on a different version of Windows.
- Python version 2.7.13 (python-2.7.13.amd64.msi, provided with the course data files).
- PyCharm Community Edition version 2017.1.1 (pycharm-community-2017.1.1.exe, provided with the course data files). Python is distributed under the Python Software Foundation License (PSFL). PyCharm Community Edition is distributed under the Apache® License 2.0.
- If necessary, software for viewing the course slides. (Instructor machine only.)
Course Content
Lesson 1: Identifying the Need for Security in Your Software Projects
Topic A: Identify Security Requirements and Expectations
Topic B: Identify Factors That Undermine Software Security
Topic C: Find Vulnerabilities in Your Software
Topic D: Gather Intelligence on Vulnerabilities and Exploits
Lesson 2: Handling Vulnerabilities
Topic A: Handle Vulnerabilities Due to Software Defects and Misconfiguration
Topic B: Handle Vulnerabilities Due to Human Factors
Topic C: Handle Vulnerabilities Due to Process Shortcomings
Lesson 3: Designing for Security
Topic A: Apply General Principles for Secure Design
Topic B: Design Software to Counter Specific Threats
Lesson 4: Developing Secure Code
Topic A: Follow Best Practices for Secure Coding
Topic B: Prevent Platform Vulnerabilities
Topic C: Prevent Privacy Vulnerabilities
Lesson 5: Implementing Common Protections
Topic A: Limit Access Using Login and User Roles
Topic B: Protect Data in Transit and At Rest
Topic C: Implement Error Handling and Logging
Topic D: Protect Sensitive Data and Functions
Topic E: Protect Database Access
Lesson 6: Testing Software Security
Topic A: Perform Security Testing
Topic B: Analyze Code to find Security Problems
Topic C: Use Automated Testing Tools to Find Security Problems
Lesson 7: Maintaining Security in Deployed Software
Topic A: Monitor and Log Applications to Support Security
Topic B: Maintain Security after Deployment
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ECHO PARK – Work is underway to transform the former Bear Cat vintage store, which shut down less than a year after opening last summer, into a coffee shop at 1532 Sunset Boulevard, according to online city records and a construction worker in the storefront. The Eastsider is seeking more info about the owners and their plans but city records show the owners are looking to change the use of the space to a coffee shop from a bar, which appears to be a reference to the Los Pinos bar that occupied the space more than a decade ago.
The new coffee shop is located on a section of Sunset that is poised to see more change. The cafe is next door to the former Barragan's Mexican restaurant, which closed last December after being sold to a new owner, and across the street from a new restaurant now under construction in the former Nuvia's restaurant.


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Millions Of Users Warn Of This Bug With The New Apple Update
Millions of users were quick to access the latest free iOS software update when it became available, however some users have reported their smartphones and tablets crashing, with only a connection to a computer via USB fixing the issue.
Apple issued a statement confirming a "brief issue with the software update process affecting a small number of users during the first hour of availability", but this had now been fixed.
The free upgrade includes a variety of new features, including an overhauled Messages app with more emojis and animations, a new notification system for the lock screen and virtual assistant Siri being able to integrate into more apps.
Many Twitter users are unhappy with the loss and new look of certain emojis.
Am I the only one that really hates the new look of emojis?... #iOS10 pic.twitter.com/KMNhUFD1mz— Chase Butler (@ChaseButlerTV) September 13, 2016
Users of the iPhone and iPad in the UK with a compatible device - iPhone 5 and newer, or iPad mini 2 and newer - are eligible for the update.
#iOS10 I'm scared to update pic.twitter.com/xCrGEeDQ8m— lucy (@sinjijn) September 13, 2016
Having been first revealed at the tech giant's developer conference in June, iOS 10 also sees more artificial intelligence implanted into the software, with the Photos app now better able to identify and show you photos in your library based on time, location, people and even the items in them.
The iOS keyboard has been given a similar intelligence boost, Apple says, and is now able to better understand context as you type, including showing you a snapshot of your calendar as you discuss making plans with contacts.
Apple Music has also been redesigned as part of the update, having been criticised for being confusing when it launched last year.
The new software will also come built in to the new iPhone 7, along with the larger 7 Plus.
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I obtained this photograph of my greatgrandmother's tombstone from my brother who took photos of some of our ancestors graves while he was in Pakistan (yes, he went too).
N. Bi is buried in our private family graveyard in Punjab. The writing on the stone isn't clearly visible but I can make out the Urdu script to read her name. Other information seems to have faded away such as when did she pass away. I haven't found out much information about her and missed out on seeing the grave for myself, which just goes to show if you have the chance to visit an ancestors grave, you should do it.
N. Bi was the mother of my grandfather, M Y.
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"[First name] Bi
Wafaat ???" (Translation: Death)
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If anything, the gulf between the USA Rice Federation's Rice Producers Group and the U.S. Rice Producers Association over the issue of milled rice vs. rough rice in such shipments appears to be widening.
On June 12, the Houston-based U.S. Rice Producers Association, which claims to represent growers in Mississippi, Missouri, Texas, California, Louisiana and Arkansas, sent out a press release headlined "Rough rice in food aid programs a win-win policy."
Although it began with praise for Uzbekistan's intention to purchase milled rice with a P.L. 480 allocation, the release cited the willingness of the USDA Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS) to allow the Uzbekis to purchase whatever form of rice they desired as a "win-win" policy.
Three days later, the U.S. Rice Producers Group, which claims to represent producers who grow 80 percent of the nation's rice crop, issued a press release calling rough rice in food aid a "lose-lose" proposition.
"The inclusion of unmilled or rough rice in food aid is a lose-lose proposition that will contribute to the collapse of the domestic milling industry and negatively impact U.S. rice producers as competition for their rice is reduced," said Gary Sebree, an Arkansas rice farmer and chairman of the U.S. Rice Producers Group.
Sebree, who farms near Stuttgart, noted that nearly half of the U.S. rice crop — about 2.7 million metric tons — is exported annually, with up to 20 percent shipped as food aid.
"USA Rice supports commercial sales of all types of U.S.-grown rice in rough or processed form, a separate issue from food aid. Food aid programs are not commercial sales; they are transfers from the U.S. Treasury to the needy overseas," Sebree said.
"We need to maximize the benefit of these taxpayer funds by adding value in the United States, not giving the value to a foreign miller."
In its release, the U.S. Rice Producers Association (USRPA) said it applauded the decision by the Uzbekis to use the P.L. 480 allocation announced by USDA on June 1 to purchase milled rice.
"As U.S. rice producers, we are always pleased when our export customers choose to purchase U.S. milled rice," said President and CEO Dwight Roberts. "But, we believe that we should offer such customers the opportunity to buy commodities, including rice, in the form of their own choosing."
"This is a clear indication that USDA/FAS is also aware of the need to offer rice buyers whatever form of rice they want," said Nolen Canon, Rice Producers Association chairman. "The world marketplace is changing and rice producers and suppliers must change with it."
The Rice Producers Association also commended the House Appropriations Agriculture Subcommittee for approving language directing the secretary of agriculture to ensure that all forms of rice (rough, brown and milled) are fairly represented in all USDA food aid, export market development, export promotion and other export related programs.
Any loss of milled rice shipments damages the U.S rice milling industry and, ultimately, rice farmers, the U.S. Rice Producers Group said in its response to the USRPA statement.
"When rough rice rather than value-added rice is shipped to the hungry overseas, it costs American jobs while helping build up milling interests in other countries," said the Rice Producers Group's Sebree.
"Those in the rice industry who advocate shipping rough rice as food aid need to think carefully about what their local communities will look like when the local rice mill shuts down because there is no demand for milled rice. Cash prices for rice are the lowest in eight years — how much will they drop without a local mill to bid on and buy rice?"
In a response to the Rice Producers Group's June 15 press release, the USRPA said that if the domestic milling industry is in financial trouble, dependency on government food aid cannot save it.
"In fact, if embargoing rough rice from food aid was the panacea for the domestic milling industry, the milling industry should not be in trouble at all, since the rough rice embargo should have kept the industry in good health," the response said. "It has not."
Rice Producers Association leaders said they do not favor including rough rice in food aid shipments at the expense of milled rice, but only when potential customers request rough rice or some other commodity rather than milled rice.
Besides the impact on domestic mills, P.L. 480 rough rice shipments also don't make sense for food aid recipients, the Rice Producers Group Sebree says. "Rice hulls aren't good to eat, but they cost money to ship. They account for 21 percent of the weight of the product, so recipients getting rough rice would actually get less usable product than if milled rice were shipped.
"Countries in need of food aid assistance are in need of food right away. It wouldn't make sense to supply seed nor does it make sense to provide raw product."


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Building An A990-Style Street Car
A few years ago at the Barrett-Jackson Auction, a '65 Dodge A-990 clone drove up on the auction block, and people took notice. One of those people was former football star and professional wrestler, Bill Goldberg. As good as the car looked, there were two things wrong with it in Goldberg's eye. One, it was red. And two, when the hammer dropped, it was expensive. Mr. Goldberg (yeah, he's big enough, we'll call him Mister) has always liked and wanted a '65 Super Stock car, so when he found a low mileage, one-owner Coronet on Craigslist.com he jumped on it. Sure, it's not an A-990 car . . . yet, but that's where having connections and the ability to build the car of your dreams comes in handy.
Although Goldberg does not profess to be an expert automotive restoration hand, he decided it was time to get more intimately involved with the restoration process of this car, and the relative simplicity of this project would make that easier.
As with any project, a plan must be laid out in advance. What is the end result going to look like, and what will it take to get there? Goldberg's car had to have the look and performance of a '65 Super Stock Dodge, but he must be able to drive it on the street. The look includes the Super Stock hoodscoop, single headlight grille, and a killer nose-high stance accented by five-spoke "Mag" wheels. The interior should conform to '65 standards with a pair of Dodge van bucket seats trimmed in the original-style light tan vinyl and no back seat. Under the hood will be-of course-a Hemi.
The Coronet that Goldberg found was equipped with a TorqueFlite from the factory, and he seriously considered changing to a manual shift. But after some thought, he decided to reduce the complexity of changing to a manual transmission and stick with the automatic. Another choice Mopar owners have to make is between an 8-3/4 or Dana rearend. The original A-990 cars came with an 8-3/4 rearend, but the Dana rearends are bulletproof. The 8-3/4 offers a drop-out center section and parts are available to beef them up, but Danas are bulletproof!
No matter what kind of car you are building, it's always good to get advice from experts. One of Goldberg's first visits was to the shop of Joe McCaron. It was a McCaron-built '65 Dodge Coronet that sold for top dollar at Barrett-Jackson and graced the pages of Mopar Muscle a few years ago. McCaron has built three '65 A-990 clones and has done work on many others. The second stop was at Bob Mosher's shop. Mosher has built dozens of these cars and has restored originals. Both of these experts answered questions and helped Goldberg see what he was getting himself into.
One of the first things that Goldberg realized was that to do this kind of build meant a full frame-off restoration (as we all know, frame-off is a relative term when talking about a unitized body vehicle). There would be no shortcuts-the entire car would have to be disassembled right down to the bare body in white.
Taking a car apart can be fun if there's not too much grease or rust, and Goldberg's car is amazingly rust-free. Care had to be taken with the few emblems that would be put back on the car, but the original side moldings would be removed and the holes filled. With the help of his mechanic, Ralph Straesser, and a couple friends, the car was disassembled down to a bare rolling body in a mere five days. Everything was bagged and tagged for future use. The original bench seats were put on eBay and sold quickly. The sweet running original 273 engine and transmission quickly found a home with a member of the local Mopar club. with no seats, and no engine or transmission, there was no turning back.
With the car up on a lift, the underbody could be inspected. The good news was that although there were small dents in almost every exterior panel, the car had never been involved in a major accident. There were a few rust holes that needed to be repaired in the trunk floor. at first, it looked like the trunk weatherstripping was the culprit, but when the rear window was removed, rust holes could be seen along the lower edge.
At the suggestion of McCaron, Goldberg dropped the car off at chassis builder Bob Hansen's chassis shop. Hanson would do three modifications that would make the car stronger, accept larger rear tires, and make room for the Hemi engine. Hansen tied together the frame sections to make the car more rigid, and he moved the rear spring mounts inward to allow for the larger rear tires. He also modified the right side shock mount under the hood, which lowers the upper mounting point of the shock, providing additional room for the Hemi's righthand valve cover. This modification to the righthand shock tower was also done to the original '65 factory Hemi cars. Minitubs were also considered, but Goldberg opted not to install them because the inboard movement of the rear springs and the already large wheelhouses provide enough room for oversize rear tires.
For the body and paintwork on his Dodge, Goldberg wanted a shop that had solid references and was close to home. He also wanted one-stop shopping where the bodywork and paint could be done in one location. His research led him to Orange County Rod-N-Customs (OCRC) in Anaheim, California. The owner's name is Steve Austin-not the former wrestler-but a young man with a vision and an intense passion for cars. Austin is a land speed record holder and third-generation car builder, who, along with Kyle Fitzpatrick, opened OCRC in 2001.
Unlike many Mopars of this era, Goldberg's Dodge didn't have a lot of rust. Austin's band of bodymen attacked the worst area: the rust below the rear window. This particular panel required fabrication of a flanged piece with curves in two directions. If not done properly, the rear window will not fit, and there will be an obvious mismatch in this highly visible area. OCRC's Leo Carbajal did an excellent job of fabricating a replacement panel for the rusted section. He also smoothed out the dents in the side of the car, as well as a pesky dent in the decklid. OCRC's staff also replaced the trunk floor, which had rusted because of water seeping in through the rust holes in the rear window panel.
Originally, Dodge trimmed its base Coronet with a thin body side molding, but the A-990 race cars did not have this side trim. Each of the mounting holes, along with the antenna hole and side mirror attaching holes, were welded shut and metal-finished. Austin's team chemically stripped the original paint off the entire car. He's not a fan of media blasting because careless work can warp panels. It also leaves fine particles that have a tendency to become airborne when the final coats of paint are applied. Chrysler used exceptionally tough primer that resisted the chemical paint stripper, so it had to be sanded off.
Goldberg knew that he didn't want red, and white was out of the question. He favored black, but a '65 Coronet is a big car with a lot of surface area and very little trim to accent a dark color. He settled on a shade of silver called Lunar Mist-a Dupont ChromaBase color. Although the shade of silver selected is brighter than the original silver, it will allow the quality of the bodywork to be seen and will highlight the A-990's-style Champagne tan interior. Austin, Fitzpatrick, and Thomas Barnett painted the car at the OCRC facility. Austin's attention to detail came to light when he made sure the entire underside was painted and clearcoated. Barnett took charge of the color sanding and polishing. When Goldberg picked up the car, he was exceptionally satisfied with OCRC's work and the color he selected.
While the body was at OCRC being worked on, a few small components were restored at home-items such as the headlight buckets and horns. Goldberg's bead-blast cabinet came in handy for preparing the surfaces on these and other small parts for paint. He spent time searching eBay for special parts, such as N.O.S. taillight lenses, a vintage Sun Tach, and a radio-delete plate. He also found eBay a handy resource to recycle a few other unneeded parts.
In the next installment, we'll start to put pieces back on the body and show you what Goldberg chose when selecting a Hemi engine.


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