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Press Release: July 8, 2013
Thirty-four veterinary students pursuing a career in equine medicine have received financial support through the Winner's Circle Scholarship Program, co-sponsored by the American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation, Platinum Performance and The Race for Education.
The Winner's Circle scholarships are intended to help ease the financial burden of a veterinary education by providing fourth-year students at each of the AAEP's 36 student chapters in North America with scholarships ranging from $1,500 to $5,000, depending on the needs of the individual student. Students are nominated from each chapter and selected for scholarships based on their leadership roles and dedication to a future in equine health care.
"The financial realities of a veterinary education can impede a career in equine medicine," said AAEP Foundation Chairman Wayne McIlwraith, BVSc, Ph.D. "The Winner's Circle Scholarship Program is an important source of assistance to some of the best and brightest students as they prepare to embark upon their equine veterinary careers."
"These bright young students will be on the forefront of the next generation of equine healthcare," said Platinum Performance President Mark Herthel. "We are proud to support the future of veterinary medicine."
In addition to the $1,500 guaranteed scholarship, 22 Winner's Circle scholarship recipients as well as 24 additional applicants were eligible for an additional $4,000 in scholarship funds from a federal matching grant that the Race for Education received from the Assets for Independence program administered by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families.
Since its establishment in 2008, the Winner's Circle Scholarship Program has provided $798,500 to 194 veterinary students bound for careers in equine medicine.
Congratulations to the following 2013 recipients:
- Sara Alfano, University of Pennsylvania
- Amy Ayers, University of Saskatchewan
- Rosemary Bayless, Kansas State University
- Marilyn Boyd, University of Tennessee
- Kaitrin Branning, North Carolina State University
- Lynn Brockway, University of Missouri
- Julia Brooks, University of Illinois
- Jennifer Drew, Oregon State University
- Carli Grimbleby, Western University of Health Sciences
- Kathleen Hall, Washington State University
- Jacob Jensen, Purdue University
- Kathryn Livesey, University of Wisconsin
- Tessa Lumley, Tufts University
- Elise Madara, Louisiana State University
- Caitlin Manring, Ohio State University
- Marianne Marshall, Colorado State University
- Kelly McGowan, University of Florida
- Danielle Miller-Boster, Mississippi State University
- Lisa Millican, University of Prince Edward Island
- Richelle Neundorf, University of Guelph
- Leah Northfield, University of Montreal
- Joseph Pluhar, Texas A&M University
- Lauren Ray, Tuskegee University
- Elizabeth Reidy, Auburn University
- Sarah Schmoke, Ross University
- Audrey Seling, St. George's University
- Sara Lynn Specht, University of California-Davis
- Eiry Spence, University of Calgary
- Daniel Thomsen, Iowa State University
- Riley Traywick, Virginia Tech
- Aimee Vaughn, University of Georgia
- Kami Vickerman, University of Minnesota
- Brooke Wilson-Zaja, Cornell University
- Whitney Zoll, Michigan State University
For additional information about The Race for Education, visit www.raceforeducation.org or call (859) 252-8648. For more information about Platinum Performance, visit www.platinumperformance.com.
The AAEP Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization, was created in 1994 to serve as the charitable arm of the AAEP to improve the welfare of the horse. Additional information about the Foundation is available at www.aaepfoundation.org.


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So, the whole world seems to have dismissed North Korea's Friday declaration of war on South Korea.
Even reporters based in Seoul — which is around 120 miles from Pyongyang — seem pretty blase.
CNBC's Chery Kang, who is based in Seoul, was asked via satellite by a CNBC World colleague how South Korea and its markets were responding.
"Working in a newsroom in Seoul, South Korea, it certainly does not feel like I'm living in a country that is in a state of war," responded Kang very casually.
Business Insider has spoken to other South Koreans who share this very sentiment.
Kang continued to say that South Korea does "take threats seriously, even though they come nearly everyday."
Indeed, according to Korea's Yonhap News Agency, South Korea's President Park has pledged a "strong response" to North Korea's "provocation."
South Korea's stock market opened a few hours ago and they are down only modestly. Losses have largely been attributed to disappointing trade numbers.
Late Friday evening, North Korea said in a statement that it had entered war with South Korea.
"Situations on the Korean Peninsula, which are neither in peace or at war, have come to an end," said North Korea in a statement. The also said that U.S. stealth bomber flights over South Korea were an "unacceptable" provocation, and that this was a "final warning" to the U.S.
However, U.S. officials quickly responded and said this was just an extension of North Korea's "long history of bellicose rhetoric and threats."
While any threat of war certainly is scary, North Korea has certainly solidified its position as the world's "boy who cried wolf."
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Creative Essay Questions Help MBA Applicants to Express Themselves
Feb 7, 2012
Internships Go Virtual
Feb 6, 2012
What You Can Gain from Online Business School
U.S. News & World Report just released its first rankings of online business schools. But how do these business schools work and are they as easy for students to "attend" as reported?
Feb 3, 2012
Executive MBA program scores points with pro athletes
Feb 1, 2012
Harvard Business School collaborates in online innovation platform
Jan 30, 2012
From Business School to the Family Business
Graduates of MBA programs use their degrees to transform family-owned companies. These family-based business programs can help family members learn how to effectively work well with one another and understand their unique business roles.
Jan 27, 2012
Creative Electives Encourage Out-of-the Box Thinking
Jan 20, 2012
MBA Programs to Master Sustainability
Students devoted to sustainability can find b-school programs directed at helping them put a high priority on efficiency and greener choices in the office place.
Jan 19, 2012
The Year's Top 5 Business School Trends
More international and younger business students are just some of the differences expected to be seen in MBA education in the future. Read more about the trends predicted to occur by the Graduate Management Admission Council.
Jan 11, 2012
Increased number of Asian students pick Western business schools
Jan 10, 2012
MBA Programs Flourish in Emerging Markets
Business schools in emerging economies can provide students with meaningful skills that can applicable in many places.
Jan 6, 2012
Changing Role of Business School Deans
Jan 6, 2012
Harvard Business School's New Program for Financial Execs
Jan 6, 2012
North American vs. European MBA programs
Dec 21, 2011
A New Mining Boom Fuels MBA Specializations
An MBA program in mining can provide students with the coursework, insight and experience to learn how to become a mining manager.
Dec 21, 2011
Brighter job outlook for 2012 MBA grads
Dec 16, 2011
Top B-Schools Fight for Best Students
Dec 14, 2011
Wanted: MBA Communicators
Learn about simple steps you may take to sharpen your communication skills before and during MBA programs.
Dec 13, 2011
Sales, a Critical Part of Business Strategy
Dec 13, 2011
How to Network Like the 'Good Old Boys' -- As a Woman
The 'good old boys' network is alive and well in some parts of the country. Learn how colleges are preparing women MBAs with the networking skills they need to thrive in the male-dominated business sector.
Dec 2, 2011
Find a Mentor or Sponsor to Get a Leg Up
Women on the career track often start in lower positions and with lower pay than men, but mentors and sponsors can be one way for females to speed up those steps toward advancement.
Dec 2, 2011
To Break the Glass Ceiling, Women Need MBAs and More
Earning an MBA is an important endeavor for women who want to climb the corporate ladder. The MBA can empower you, but it is just one of the steps in cracking the glass ceiling.
Dec 2, 2011
Business and Motherhood: Mind the Gap
Women are underrepresented in the business world, and some believe the drive for motherhood contributes to the disparity. Learn how some women MBAs have made the steps to reach for it all.
Dec 2, 2011
The Doctor Is In ... Business School
Students have a choice of approximately 65 schools in the U.S. that offer dual MD/MBA programs and training for the medical profession as well as the business aspects comprising it.
Nov 28, 2011
Jack Welch Sees New Niche in MBA Programs
Nov 22, 2011
Greater Focus on Ethics in Business Schools
Nov 22, 2011
5 Business School Tactics to Get MBA Jobs
Ninety-seven percent of MBA graduates of Carlson School of Management had job offers within three months following 2011 graduation. Discover the methods the school used to garner such high placement rates.
Nov 18, 2011
Top Tips for Women in Business School
Nov 18, 2011
Global EMBA Programs Step Up
Global executive MBA programs can attract students by providing them with the tools to evaluate the economic, social, and political environments where they could be undertaking business.
Nov 11, 2011
Accounting Programs Add Up for Graduates
The accounting and auditing fields are predicted to grow faster than average, 2008-2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Those with the right training could find they are well prepared to enter the field.
Nov 5, 2011
Specific Career Tracks for Global MBA Programs
Business school students can now find MBA programs that offer them the opportunity to focus on specific career tracks and gain skills that can be benefical to them as well as potential employers.
Nov 1, 2011
How an Internship Can Boost Your Employment Prospects
Business school internships help students to sharpen their credentials and finesse their elevator pitches while gaining them crucial insight in their field, which can be an asset when it comes to finding a full-time job.
Oct 20, 2011
Polish Up Your Reputation Online
Oct 14, 2011
Stanford MBA Admissions Director's Advice
Oct 13, 2011
International Students in the Know Seek MSMS
International students with MBAs or comparable degrees and professional experience focus on specific management disciplines to boost their career chances.
Oct 10, 2011
Case Competition Offers Real-World Experience
Oct 6, 2011
Success Through Part-Time MBA Programs
Student enrollment in part-time MBA programs is up, bucking a downward trend among business schools overall, according to a recent survey. One business professor theorizes as to why, and two students recount how they are finding success through their part-time MBA programs.
Oct 4, 2011
Opportunities for MBAs Off the Beaten Track
Sep 29, 2011
Leadership Programs Make a Comeback
With a wave of retiring baby boomers set to retire in coming years, companies are again turning to leadership programs to train new managerial talent. Find out how MBA graduates can make the most of this opportunity.
Sep 23, 2011
Smarter Approach to a Career in Finance
MBA programs are broadening opportunities for finance students to make sure they are well prepared for the business world. Whether it's introducing the latest material or the latest big-name CEO, finance students could find new opportunities to help them increase their financial understanding.
Sep 19, 2011
Economy to Blame for Drop in MBA Applications?
Sep 15, 2011
Supply Chain Management Increases in Popularity Among MBA Students
Sep 14, 2011
How to Explain a Layoff During the MBA Admissions Process
Sep 8, 2011
Curriculum Changes Help Students Land Internships
Aug 29, 2011
How to Simplify Your MBA Search
Overwhelmed by your search for an MBA program? Get five tips to simplify the search process and learn what you should really be looking for in a business school.
Aug 29, 2011
See Your Future at a Virtual MBA Fair
Online MBA fairs allow students to network with admissions representatives and alumni from hundreds of schools. You don't have to worry about what to wear, but find out what you do need to know.
Aug 29, 2011
5 Tips for Acing the Case Interview
Case interviews are an important way for for MBA students to demonstrate their business savvy. From practicing in advance to a solid ending, learn the ins and outs of case interviews.
Aug 2, 2011
Rutgers Offers 'Mini-MBA' in Pay-Per-Click
Aug 1, 2011
5 Things That Can Help MBAs Get Hired
MBA recruiters are back on the hunt, but they're looking for candidates that have it all. Find out the 5 traits MBAs must have to get hired.
Jul 22, 2011
EMBA Students Invest in Themselves
Jul 22, 2011
5 Secrets of Successful International Entrepreneurs
Are you looking to take your business global? Get tips from graduates of MBA programs based on their experiences overseas.
Jul 14, 2011
The Wall Street Journal Announces Top 25 Executive MBA Programs
Jul 8, 2011
Youth Movement Taking Place at MBA Programs
According to the Graduate Management Admission Council, individuals under the age of 24 are the fastest growing group of students attending business schools. Find out more about this growing trend here.
Jul 8, 2011
5 Tips for a Great Elevator Pitch
A good elevator pitch is engaging and lets a client know how you can help to meet their needs. Learn five ways to make your elevator pitch shine.
Jul 6, 2011
How to Avoid MBA Diploma Mills
Jun 28, 2011
MBA Entrepreneurs' Secrets of Success
MBA grads are more likely to start their own businesses than other people, and a new trend toward start-ups is gathering steam. Get some advice from MBA entrepreneurs and learn how their education helped them get their start.
Jun 27, 2011
5 Trends Shaping Global MBA Programs
Global MBA programs believe that partnering with executives and businesses worldwide increases the opportunities for peace and prosperity. Learn how international MBA programs are evolving.
Jun 22, 2011
Attending a Top B-School Can Mean Greater Lifetime Earnings
Jun 17, 2011
Duke Rethinks Plan for B-School Campus in China
Jun 9, 2011
2011 Commencement Speakers Imagine Future Economy
Commencement is a time to look forward, and this year's commencement speakers helped MBA students do just that. Get a round-up of predictions and advice from top business leaders.
Jun 3, 2011
New Student Financing Trend: Borrowing From Parents
May 27, 2011
Safest Path to Corner Office Runs Through B-School
Out of 30 top CEOs in Barron's ranking, more than half have a business degree. Read about these success stories and learn how they got where they are today.
May 18, 2011
Does It Really Matter Where You Get Your MBA?
Whether or not a person got their MBA from a top school can make a difference to some companies in some locations, professors and employers say, but it's possible to even the scales.
May 9, 2011
Calculating ROI on the part-time MBA
May 2, 2011
Part-Time MBA Can Yield Full-Time Benefits
Kimberly Hess had always wanted to get an MBA, and although the degree wasn't required for advancement in her company, she still found it professionally rewarding.
Apr 25, 2011
Shorter MBA Programs Sharpen Their Focus
MBA programs and companies expand business school training to attract students and retain employees.
Apr 19, 2011
B-School Students Compete for Prizes and Work Experience
Many MBA students sign up for competitions to enhance their business skills, expand their professional contacts and win prize money.
Apr 12, 2011
MBA Programs and the Business of Luxury
Business school students enroll in luxury MBA programs to take advantage of the rebounding market in upscale goods.
Apr 6, 2011
Where the MBAs Are
While students still send most admission test results to U.S. MBA programs, Asian and European business schools pique their interest as well.
Apr 4, 2011
Indiana University B-School's New Partnership With University of West Indies
Mar 30, 2011
Wharton Puts Spotlight on Retail
A newly endowed center at Wharton business school lets students interested in retail pursue MBA programs with classes and events focused on the $2.3 trillion industry.
Mar 30, 2011
Executive MBA Programs on the Rise
Looking for a career booster shot? More and more business pros are taking advantage of convenient, flexible--and increasingly international--MBA programs. Here's a look at the state of the art.
Mar 25, 2011
Harvard Leads Business Schools' Quest to Restore Trust in Business
The legendary business school transforms its curriculum and vision to emphasize competence and character development in MBA programs. 'Will it work?' skeptics ponder.
Mar 25, 2011
Insider Named Dean of Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business
Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business announced that a popular professor, Robert Dammon, will be its next dean.
Mar 22, 2011
High-Tech Programs for Hyper-Connected MBAs
In a world where textbooks are as quaint as stock tickers, learn how business schools are using iPads, Facebook, Second Life and telepresence to attract and keep MBA students.
Mar 21, 2011
Meet the Dean: Dr. Bryce Bernard at the Corban University School of Business
Fueled by a passion for faith and academic excellence, Dr. Byrce Bernard has been teaching at Corban University for nearly 25 years. Discover what to expect with an online MBA program and the type of students Dr. Bernard says the school is looking for.
Mar 21, 2011
Harvard Business School Approves Changes to MBA Program
Significant changes to the curriculum at the venerable Ivy League institution will take effect for incoming students next fall. Faculty members said a lot of thought went into the innovations, which will affect both required and elective courses.
Mar 16, 2011
Executive MBA Goes into Orbit
As spaceflight and satellites enter the private sector, the International Space University launches an MBA program for students facing astronomical budget and project management challenges.
Mar 15, 2011
Ethics: The new business imperative
MBA students worldwide are placing new emphasis on studying not only business fundamentals, but ethics, as well.
Mar 9, 2011
New Executive Education Opportunity for UC Berkeley Haas MBA Alumni
The first classes eligible for the program are those graduating in 2011.
Mar 9, 2011
Challenges Face Europe's Top Business Schools
Even as famed French school heads the Financial Times' rankings for the fifth year in a row, business schools in Europe face five challenging trends.
Mar 8, 2011
How Apple's COO reached the top with an MBA
Tim Cook graduated from Duke business school and ended up at the helm of Apple. Learn how an MBA degree opened doors for this MBA graduate.
Mar 8, 2011
Wharton Overhauls MBA Program Curriculum
The revised curriculum will allow more customization and offer master's in business students flexibility based on their backgrounds and experience.
Mar 7, 2011
More universities combine MBA, legal programs
Mixed legal and business training programs range from combined JD and MBA curricula to three-day business seminars for lawyers.
Mar 4, 2011
GMAC Survey Finds that MBA Compensation is on the Rise
The annual Graduate Management Admission Council Alumni Perspectives Survey shows that compensation packages for MBAs are increasing as the economy begins to bounce back.
Mar 3, 2011
Alison Davis-Blake Named First Female Business School Dean at University of Michigan
Alison Davis-Blake has been named the new dean of the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, effective Aug. 22.
Mar 2, 2011
New test-taking options for MBA applicants
The new GMAT and GRE exams challenge prospective business school students to demonstrate that they possess data analysis skills to recognize key information.
Mar 1, 2011
On the front lines: a cyber security MBA
Fight back against online snoops and thieves. University of Dayton's cyber security specialty arms MBA students with the knowledge they need to help keep companies and goverments safe on the Net.
Feb 24, 2011
2011 Changes to the Business School Landscape
Business schools are rebounding after the economic downturn diminished endowments, discouraged the MBA job market, and decreased salaries for new graduates.
Feb 22, 2011
Renowned Business Schools Offering Online MBA Programs
Today, more and more reputable business schools are offering MBA programs through online education programs.
Feb 17, 2011
Despite Financial Crisis, Top MBA Programs Boast Strong Finance Graduates
In some MBA programs, finance concentrators comprise nearly half of their programs' graduates.
Feb 16, 2011
Professors Integrate Social-Media Discussions Into Business Curriculum
In an effort to keep up with quickly moving social media trends, MBA schools are adding new courses to the standard business school curriculum.
Feb 15, 2011
Professional Essay Writing for Business School Applications Called Into Question
Professional essay writing is a growing business and two companies have revealed that they've written application essays for MBA candidates who may have then submitted them as their own work.
Feb 11, 2011
Business Schools Reaching Out to Iraq and Afghanistan
Two business schools, Arizona's Thunderbird School of Global Management and Indiana's Ball State University, are creating and supporting MBA programs in Iraq and Afghanistan to help usher in a new era of leadership and economic development.
Feb 9, 2011
Solutions to MBA Program Financing
INSEAD and Prodigy Finance have partnered together to offer new solutions to the challenges of MBA financing.
Feb 7, 2011
MBA Programs Go Green
As job opportunities in green living and clean technology continue to grow, business schools across the country are "greening" their MBA curriculum to keep up with the new demand for trained professionals in this eco-friendly market.
Feb 4, 2011
Social Impact or 'Green' MBA Programs Measure Success Differently
For students looking for ways to improve the world, "social impact" MBA programs offer a chance to make a difference. Many business schools have started to offer these "green" MBA programs for students who measure success holistically.
Feb 3, 2011
UW-Madison's Business School Launches New International Real Estate Program
The program is an opportunity for international students to gain top-notch education in real estate and for UW-Madison's students to gain a global perspective.
Feb 3, 2011
HispanicBusiness Magazine Releases Top 10 Business Schools for Diversity
Business schools were ranked on percentage of Hispanic faculty, percentage of Hispanic student enrollment, and progressive programs aimed at increasing enrollment of Hispanic students.
Feb 2, 2011
Meet the MBA Program Director: Post University's Dr. Donald Mroz
Are you considering getting your MBA? Get the inside scoop from the director of Post University's program, and find out his tips for success.
Feb 2, 2011
Online MBA Programs: New Educational Opportunities for Today's Student
Online MBA programs continue to grow in popularity. Discover what online MBA programs have to offer and how they can help today's professional advance in his or her career.
Jan 31, 2011
Entrepreneurship on the Rise: How MBAs Can Help
Entrepreneurship is booming. MBA programs are quickly developing new curriculum to keep up with the rising demand. In fact, the boom is becoming a global phenomenon--find out why.
Dec 1, 2010
GMAC to Offer Virtual MBA Recruitment Event
The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) to host a virtual meeting place on November 22 and 23rd. Find out more about this business school recruitment event, known as the "GMATCH Virtual MBA Fair" here.
Nov 22, 2010
What Do a Polar Race, Inner City Youth, and Not Selling Out Have in Common? MBAs
Business school students are inventive, creative, and groundbreaking. The following four stories relate amazing activities and business ventures by today's MBA program graduates.
Nov 19, 2010
Business School Students to Meet with Warren Buffett
The chair and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett, will host a lunch with MBA students on October 21. Students from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, the University of Denver, Pepperdine University, Villanova University, the University of South Dakota, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison will participate.
Oct 20, 2010
Major League Soccer Player Retiring to Earn an MBA
Seth Stammler, a U.S. professional soccer player, plans on retiring at the end of the Major League Soccer season. The New York Red Bulls players is not retiring because of age or injury -- he's retiring to pursue an MBA.
Sep 29, 2010
Business Schools Build Multi-Million Dollar Facilities to Attract Faculty and Staff
Sep 24, 2010
Edinburgh Business School Starts African Scholarship Program
Edinburgh Business School (the online Graduate School of Business of Heriot-Watt University in Scotland) is situated to make a major impact on current and future students who live in Africa.
Sep 14, 2010
The Business School Visit: Make the Most of Your Time on Campus
Many prospective business school students consider the program, the school's history, and alumni--however, many overlook a key component: the campus visit.
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Let $R$ be an integral domain of characteristic 0 finitely generated as a ring over $\mathbb{Z}$. Can the quotient group $(R,+)/(\mathbb{Z},+)$ contain a divisible element? By a "divisible element" I mean an element $e\ne 0$ such that for every positive integer $n$ there is an element f such that $e=nf$.
As Darji points out, another way to ask the question is this: Suppose $e\in R$ has the property that for all positive integers $n$, $e$ is congruent to an integer mod $nR$. Must $e$ be an integer?
Note: I previously posted this to Math StackExchange here: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/71031/a-question-about-the-additive-group-of-a-finitely-generated-integral-domain
TO SUMMARIZE: Qing Liu showed that in fact any non-integer rational in $R$ determines a divisible element of $(R,+)/(\mathbb{Z},+)$, and Wilberd van der Kallen showed that all divisible elements arise in this way. I wish I could accept both answers.


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Find out what's happening in the Town by visiting What's On in Town
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Here we list some of the most important issues facing our Town.
The Local Plan 2014-36 is the single most important document that will shape our Town for a generation. The Society is worried that the Town is sleep-walking into decisions made by Councillors without suitable consultation. We have begun the Save our Green Belt campaign to raise awareness and hightlight the real threats to Beaconsfield.
The Wilton Park development proposals - 350 dwellings on ex-MOD site.
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Bolstered by a landslide re-election, President Rafael Correa continued his offensive against Ecuador's critical press. His victory allowed him a significant win: the approval of a communications law that establishes regulation of editorial content and gives authorities the power to impose arbitrary sanctions and censor the press, according to CPJ research. At least one investigative newsmagazine shut down after the passage of the law, though economic concerns were also at issue. But while the president battered the press at home, he ran up against challenges abroad. In a serious blow to Correa, the Organization of American States voted to discard proposals introduced by Ecuador that would seriously weaken the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and its special rapporteur for freedom of expression. Although none of these proposals passed, a last-minute change to the resolution meant the debate would be allowed to continue. Local press freedom organizations documented dozens of anti-press violations throughout the year, including attacks, threats, harassment, obstruction, and arbitrary lawsuits.
Ecuador appeared for the second consecutive year on CPJ's Risk List, which identifies 10 places where press freedom declined significantly over the year.
The press group Andean Foundation for Media Observation and Study, known as Fundamedios, documented at least 174 press freedom violations against the Ecuadoran press in 2013. The violations included physical and verbal attacks, threats, harassment, arbitrary lawsuits and judicial decisions, coerced pre-emption, and obstruction.
The new communications law passed on June 14, 2013, is one of the most restrictive in the region, according to CPJ research. The legislation established a state entity to regulate media content and gave it the power to impose civil or criminal penalties for content it deemed inaccurate, unbalanced, or "media lynching."
|Magazine closed. The owner of the hard-hitting investigative newsmagazine Vanguardia shuttered the publication, blaming the law, though the magazine had economic problems as well.
|Newspapers warned by Correa that they could face sanctions under the communications law for their coverage of a government lawsuit against Chevron.
|Formal objections presented by three congressmen and one citizen who protested the nomination of Carlos Ochoa as superintendent of the new media regulatory body. The congressmen said Ochoa didn't meet the requirements for the position and was biased in favor of the government and against private media groups. Despite the fact that he was the only candidate to receive objections, Ochoa was confirmed for the position.
At least 15 articles in a proposed new penal code under debate in the National Assembly would threaten freedom of expression, according to the local press freedom group Fundamedios. The articles include a criminal defamation provision and overly broad language penalizing invasion of privacy and discriminatory speech.
CPJ research shows that the Ecuadoran press operates under immense pressure because of a variety of legislative and legal tactics wielded by the government.
|Criminal defamation conviction. Yaco Martínez, director of the daily La Nación in the northern province of Carchi, was sentenced on charges of criminally defaming a former governor. The case was later nullified due to procedural violations by the judge.
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Photography ExhibitsPhoto from "Union Women's Alliance to Gain Equality (1971-1982)," photographs by Cathy Cade
Exhibit at U.C. Berkeley Institute of Industrial Relations August 20, 2003 - January 16, 2004, photo 17 of 20
Union Women Support Clerical Workers on Strike Against the Retail Clerks Benefit Fund. February, 1975. (2 of 3)
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Trustees in the Northside Independent School District are scheduled to vote tonight on a compensation plan for 13,000 district employees.
Staff are recommending a starting salary of $47,000 for beginning teachers with bachelor's degrees. Teachers with master's degrees would earn an additional $1,100.
The proposal would combine federal stimulus funds with local revenue to provide teachers with pay raises ranging from 3.5 to 3.8 percent.
Other employees would get a 2 percent raise.
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Feds move to uninstall bot that hit banks, airports, cops
Drainage of Coreflood continues
The notorious Coreflood botnet has penetrated a veritable who's who of sensitive organizations, including banks, state and local governments, airports, defense contractors, and a police department, an FBI agent said in sworn testimony.
An executive of one compromised hospital healthcare network found that 2,000 of its 14,000 computers were infected with malware, which sniffs out banking passwords and other sensitive data and sends them to servers controlled by thieves. The agent said some 35 colleges and universities and hundreds of businesses have been hit by the decade-old Coreflood, which government investigators estimate infects more than 413,000 computers.
The written testimony from Special Agent Briana Neumiller was submitted in the FBI's unprecedented legal effort to dismantle Coreflood by taking over the servers and hundreds of domain names it uses to send commands to infected PCs under its control. Neumiller's declaration came in the government's request for a preliminary injunction extending the government's authority to issue "stop" commands to the zombie machines that disable the Coreflood malware until the next reboot.
US District Judge Vanessa Bryant of Connecticut granted the motion on Monday.
The stop commands are intended to be an interim step designed to prevent Coreflood from regrouping until a permanent fix can be put in place. It involves taking down the botnet's command-and-control system that doles out instructions and malware updates when infected machines report to it. In its place, the government has installed two substitute servers that respond with the stop commands.
It is the first time government authorities have ever issued commands to infected PCs in an attempt to take down a botnet. They are intended to prevent the Coreflood operators from regaining control of the infected machines by sending their own set of commands that instruct them to report to a new set of command-and-control servers.
So far, the maneuver appears to be working, Neumiller said. Within 72 hours of the Coreflood seizure, beacons sent from infected computers fell from almost 800,000 per day to some 150,000, and by Friday, that number sank below 100,000 for the first time since the operation began.
With the issuance of the preliminary injunction allowing the operation to continue, the government can now move to its second step, which is intended to permanently remove the Coreflood malware from the hundreds of thousands of computers it has infected. The disinfection involves tracking down the individual owners and getting their permission to issue an "uninstall" command from the substitute servers.
"Removing Coreflood in this manner could be used to delete Coreflood from infected computers and to 'undo' certain changes made by Coreflood to the Windows operating system when Coreflood was first installed," Neumiller wrote. "The process does not affect any user files on an infected computer, nor does it require physical access to the infected computer or access to any data on the infected computer."
FBI researchers have successfully used the procedure on test computers, but a waiver that infected machine owners are asked to sign releases the feds from any legal liability should things go wrong.
The government is now in the process of sifting through what is likely millions of IP addresses and correlating them to public and ISP records to identify and contact the US-based owners of the infected machines. It is also collecting the IP addresses of owners believed to be located outside US borders and referring them to authorities in foreign countries.
At no point do federal authorities have any control over infected computers or access to personal data residing on them, and owners who want to opt out of the disinfection routine may do so. ®
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