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Nick Bockwinkel will add one more accolade to his storied wrestling career on March 31st: WWE Hall of Famer. The former AWA World Heavyweight Champion discussed his upcoming induction into the 2007 WWE Hall of Fame via telephone with SLAM! Wrestling last week from his Las Vegas home.
Bockwinkel compared New York State's Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame to the WWE Hall of Fame by stating, "Being inducted in 2003 to the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame in Amsterdam, NY was exciting and gratifying. To be inducted in 2007 to the WWE Hall of Fame is equally gratifying. The one thing that is different is being honored by the WWE, the premier wrestling organization in the world. What with WWE's cadre of stars, to be honored is indeed humbling and exciting."
His late father, Warren Bockwinkel, was also a wrestler who competed for the WWE Chairman's grandfather, Jess McMahon.
"I was born into the business," explained Bockwinkel. "Ironically my first trip to the New York territory, as they were back then, was about 70 years ago when I went there with my father as a tiny little kid. My father wrestled for Jess McMahon around 1940."
Bockwinkel attended the University of Oklahoma on football and wrestling scholarships; however, he was never able to wrestle due to a knee injury sustained at the end of the football season. He lost his scholarships as a result. Bockwinkel then began training with his father as a means to pay for college.
Oklahoma Sooners fan, Jim Ross, recently shared his thoughts regarding Bockwinkel's induction in his official website blog:
"My personal congratulations to Nick Bockwinkel, for being chosen to enter the WWE Hall of Fame. Nick has always been the consummate professional and a great role model and ambassador to the business. Plus, Nick, who stayed fiercely loyal to the AWA and the Gagnes, was one of the best in ring performers ever. As smooth as silk with no wasted motion. Nick was a true 'wrestling' antagonist who could talk with the best of them, even though the great Bobby Heenan was Nick's manager. Bobby always said that 'Nick is Jim Barnett on the sauce.' That's 'The Brain' for you. Nick was 'sauceless,' even when it was legal, and the current Las Vegas resident has been happily married for many moons. Mr. Barnett never married, not that there is anything wrong with that. Nick's acceptance speech on March 31 will be eloquent. I would be shocked if 'The Weasel' aka Bobby Heenan did not induct Nick. That's great stuff right there."
During his conversation with SLAM! Wrestling, Bockwinkel confirmed his former manager and long time friend, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, will be performing the induction honors on the eve of WrestleMania at the Fox Theatre in Detroit.
Heenan managed the team of Bockwinkel and Ray "The Crippler" Stevens to three AWA World Tag Team championship reigns. Bockwinkel explained just how versatile of a performer Heenan truly was.
"He could do Ray's job and my job; but Ray and Nick could not do Bobby's job. That's how premier of a talent he was."
Bockwinkel now resides in Las Vegas with his wife Darlene. When not playing a round of golf, he spends his time preparing for April's Cauliflower Alley Club reunion where he serves as a Vice President.
"What you had back then was the AWA, NWA, WWA, WWE, and so forth," explained Bockwinkel. "All of those territories had significant talent. There were names that I would hear about for years and never met them until they came out to the Cauliflower Alley Club.
"They would come over and introduce themselves," continued Bockwinkel. "I'd say, 'I'll be damned. I've known about you for 50 years, and I'm just now meeting you.' That's what they would also say to me because that was the nature of the business. A lot of those southern boys stayed down south, made a living all of their lives and never came up north. You would always read about them in the magazines such as the Fullers and Welchs. I don't think they ever crossed the Mason-Dixon line."


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In 1912, Progressivism was ascendant in both major American parties. It was, basically, the conviction that stronger, more assertive government would improve economic and social conditions. The incumbent president, William Howard Taft, himself a progressive of sorts, faced challenges from two unabashed progressives -- Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson -- and from a socialist (Eugene Debs). To reverse Bill Clinton's famous pronouncement, the era of big government was at hand.
Well, here we are, a century later. This time, the incumbent is the unabashed progressive, having wrapped himself in the mantle of TR while adding new layers to the "administrative state" that Wilson championed. His opponent, Mitt Romney, calls for smaller government and champions free-market capitalism, citing his private business experience as a prime qualification.
The apparent conflict of visions brings us to the aforementioned book: "The Servile State." Its author, an Englishman by the name of Hilaire Belloc, has long been forgotten. A one-time member of Parliament and a prolific writer, Belloc was half of the duo dubbed the "Chesterbelloc" by George Bernard Shaw. The other half was fellow Englishman, fellow pub mate and fellow "distributist" G.K. Chesterton.
Neither Belloc nor Chesterton could be accused of being capitalist stooges. Both were harsh critics of monopolies, trusts and other excesses of industrial capitalism. They were defenders of private property, but not of all that passed for private enterprise. Both favored, above all, a wide distribution of property. Hence the largely forgotten term for their philosophy -- "distributism" (as opposed to capitalism or socialism).
Belloc was a classical liberal, a Little Englander, a staunch Catholic, a foe of Puritanism in all its forms, and a fierce debater. He was a historian and a poet, a theologian (of sorts) and a lyricist (of sorts), as well as a biographer and a lecturer. He relished taking on his opponents and, if necessary, making enemies in the process. His favorite Christmastime refrain, which he repeated endlessly and loudly, was, "Noel, Noel, Noel, may all my enemies go to hell."
As a Catholic, Belloc stood by the principle of subsidiarity, which held that everything that could be done at the local level should be done at the local level. As an anti-Puritan, he stood for beer and bacon, wine and wasted time, especially over cigars and in local pubs.
The central argument of "The Servile State" was that big business and big government together threatened to reduce the common man to a condition of servility -- whether at the hands of actual corporate behemoths or in the hands of an allegedly benevolent state. To Belloc, once-vibrant citizens were on their way to becoming mere clients, whether they be "wage slaves" or entitlement beneficiaries -- or both.
Interestingly, Belloc's decision to write this book was triggered by an act of Parliament of more than minor relevance today. In 1911, Parliament passed something called, innocuously enough, the Insurance Act. Funded by a tax rather than driven by a mandate, the measure's idea was to provide sickness and disability compensation to English workers.
To Belloc, this legislation was the entering wedge of the servile state. To Chesterton, it was an ominous step toward a version of socialism that he feared would wind up looking "devilishly like capitalism."
Both Belloc and Chesterton saw big government and big capitalism as coconspirators bent on keeping the common man in his ever more powerless place. In fact, both Englishmen argued that modern capitalism compelled the creation of what we have come to call the welfare state -- or the very state that Belloc more accurately labeled the "servile state."
According to Belloc, there was a certain troubling logic to the entire process. People thirst for security, and yet "capitalism destroys security," given that it tends to concentrate property in fewer and fewer hands. What Belloc called the "moral strains" of capitalism virtually compelled a statist response. In fact, these strains were so severe that capitalism, in its classical sense, was "doomed."
In Belloc's view, there were only three "social arrangements" that could possibly replace capitalism: "Slavery, Socialism, and Property." If a society "suffered" because property was increasingly "restricted to a few," Belloc contended, such suffering could be alleviated only by "putting property into the hands of many" or by placing it in the "hands of none."
By "none," Belloc meant that property would wind up being controlled by those he termed "political officers." Whether those officers were in turn "controlled by the community" was almost beside the point. As far as Belloc was concerned, the "essential point" was that the "only alternative to private property [was] public property."
In sum, capitalism inevitably bred collectivism.
Belloc repeatedly referred to the "evil" of capitalism. But that evil was not property itself; rather, it was the "dispossession of the many by the few." The remedy, therefore, should not be the evil of the servile state. Instead, it should be to "increase the number of property owners." Hence the term and the solution that he called Distributism.
As distributists, both Belloc and Chesterton also defined the good society as a family-centered society. More than that, they understood that, as Chesterton put it, "without the family we are helpless before the state." Much of the history of western Europe since the days of Belloc and Chesterton has been a commentary on that very line. The rise of the state and the decline of the family have gone hand in hand in England and on the continent. And the United States? We are on a similar path.
Can all this be reversed? Should it be reversed? This year's election will help answer these questions -- and more.
Is President Obama right? Are we simply about the business of continuing (if never actually completing) what Roosevelt and Wilson began? Or are we heading straight toward the final (suffocating?) embrace of Belloc's "servile state?"
Does liberty mean a society of free citizens essentially running their own lives? Or does it mean "following our bliss," as Nancy Pelosi put it in defending the benefits of Obamacare?
The choice we face is momentous. And pondering a book written a century ago might well help us make it.
Chuck Chalberg teaches at Normandale Community College, reads Belloc, and performs as Theodore Roosevelt and G.K. Chesterton.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. – Construction spending rose 1.4 percent to an annual rate of $872.1 billion in the most recent report released on December 3rd. Private residential spending rose by 3 percent in October. Home building is expected to add to economic growth this year for the first time since 2005, though it is not nearly as strong as it was before the recession of 2007-2009.We are still getting some mixed messages from the home-building sector; new home sales fell in October by 0.3 percent to a 368,000 annual rate while the numbers for September were revised downward from 389,000 to 369,000.Small investors can participate in a housing rebound even if they already own a home or are not in a position to purchase one. There is an exchange traded fund that represents the homebuilder's index. This year it has already had a gain of more than 50 percent. The homebuilder's index consists of stocks from across the industry. Some of them are in the new home construction business and others in businesses that support homebuilding. Whirlpool is a component and they are in the business of making and installing appliances like dishwashers and washing machines. Lowe's is another well known name that is in the retail hardware and construction supply business.Another way to invest in real estate is through the real estate index exchange traded fund. The real estate index fund is broadly diversified across the real estate sector and includes exposure to international real estate. The index consists of companies that own office space, shopping malls, senior housing and even towers for cellular communication.Many of these stocks are set up as real estate investment trusts, known as REITs which have some tax advantages over common stocks. The current dividend yield of the real estate index ETF is 3.43 percent, which is respectable in today's record low interest rate environment. Year to date the real estate index is up over 15 percent.There are forecasters who are saying that the housing rebound could already be peaking because the gains were due to pent up demand that has already been filled. However, most economists see the housing rebound as continuing for several reasons including record low interest rates. Fed chairman Ben Bernanke has stated that the central bank will take action to speed growth, including the loosening of tight lending rules. In spite of the recent bubble, over the long term real estate is still one investment that has kept pace with inflation.Kenneth Roberts is a Truckee based Registered Investment Advisor. Information on his money management service can be found at his blog at http://www.sellacalloption.com or by calling 775-657-8065. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult your financial adviser before purchasing any security.
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Intzinger, Franz (16th century)
Franz Intzinger, an Anabaptist at Leoben, Styria, Austria, was to be arrested in March 1530, but left the country a week before the order was to be carried out. In 1535 the note is made, "Franz Intzinger has become an Anabaptist, is being sought." He was apparently among the iron-dealers in Leoben at that time. (Archives of the city of Styria, Faszikel 18315; Zeitschrift des hist. Vereins für Steiermark, No. 20, p. 268.)
Intzinger is probably identical with Franz Intzinger of Leiben in Styria, who emigrated from Nikolsburg with other nonresistant Anabaptists in 1528 and was made deacon together with Jakob Mandl, and then preacher at Austerlitz. It is thought that he lived for a time in Linz and baptized there (Wappler, 73, 187 f.). In 1530 complaint was voiced concerning their bookkeeping. The dissatisfaction over his management of church property may have been the cause for his return to his former home.
Beck, Josef. Die Geschichts-Bücher der Wiedertäufer in Oesterreich-Ungarn. Vienna, 1883; reprinted Nieuwkoop: De Graaf, 1967.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. II, 427.
Wappler, Paul. Inquisition und Ketzerprozesse in Zwickau zur Reformationszeit : Dargestellt im Zusammenhang mit der Entwicklung der Ansichten Luthers und Melanchthons über Glaubens- und Gewissensfreiheit. Leipzig: M. Heinsius, 1908.
Wolkan, Rudolf. Geschicht-Buch der Hutterischen Brüder. Macleod, AB, and Vienna, 1923.
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Blue Jays pitcher A.J. Burnett is going to be a free agent. On Tuesday, Darek Braunecker, Burnett's agent confirmed that Burnett will opt out of his current contract. Braunecker met with the Blue Jays at the GM Meetings in Dana Point, Calif., on Tuesday to inform the club of the pitcher's decision.
Burnett immediately becomes arguable the top available arm behind free-agent C.C. Sabathia. Last season, Burnett set career highs with 18 wins, 34 starts, 221 1/3 innings and an American League-high 231 strikeouts. By opting out, Burnett leaves the $24 million he was owed over the next two years on the table.
Maybe the biggest part of Burnett's 2008 season was his absence from the disabled list. Only twice in Burnett's 10 seasons has he avoided the DL — thanks to numerous arm injuries — and both happened to be contract seasons. His only other injury-free campaign was in 2005, when he won 12 games for the Marlins and then signed a five-year, $55 million deal with Toronto.
So Burnett comes with some risk, even with the sound season he just logged. Braunecker offered a no comment when asked if the Jays had already tabled a new offer to retain the pitcher.
It's likely that Burnett waits to see what free-agent pitchers like Derek Lowe and Ryan Dempster can get on the open market, considering Burnett could make a case to earn more. The Yankees, Red Sox and Orioles are all rumored to have interest in Burnett, who makes his offseason home outside of Baltimore.
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So long Burnett,thanks for one year out of three at a cost of 33mm.
Now for a big bat,Manny comes to mind,but can JP swing the deal to get him here,I have my doubts.
I don't think Toronto needs Starters,they have some young arms that I think can and will step up.
I think with this whole Burnett situation seemingly now to a close the Jays should give a look to maybe a guy like Ryan Dempster. He seems to have come into his own the last couple of years with the Cubs, and plus he's Canadian. That could maybe bring some more fans to the ballpark. He would be coming from the National league, but so did Burnett, and I think a guy who has not been injury prone, lets hope. He also has some playoff experience to go on something a lot of jays players don't have, and I do believe he was with Armsberg in Florida at the same time, maybe that could work in our favor.
Other than that maybe Sheets but his list of past injuries worries me, maybe another Burnett again. I 'm not sold on Derek Lowe either, he seems to me to be a little overrated and not worth the money he would demand, a bad investment.
sad day, loved burnett.
It is the right choice for burnett..
Didn't think anyone is surprised i guess.
Burnett is overrated. If he can get $15-18M from another team, he should take the money and and run… all the way to the bank… and then the DL. Did no one learn their lesson with Carl Pavano???
Pavano started 7 games in total in 2008 o:
I would have thought that too garry until Marcum went down. Now things don't look so good with the rotation. A lot of questions, but baseball can sometimes be a funny game.
Back to Burnett, I wish I could say 'no' to 24 million over 2 years.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Jeremy O'Mard, a senior management and information systems major at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, and Scott Robertson, a doctoral candidate in information sciences and technology in the College of Information Sciences and Technology, are co-recipients of the 2013 Jackson Lethbridge Tolerance Award.
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O'Mard serves as treasurer of the Multicultural Council and is a member and past vice president of the National Society of Black Engineers. He is a peer mentor in Penn State's FastStart Program, which helps students from African American, Latino/Hispanic, Asian and Asian/Pacific American backgrounds get their college careers off to a fast start. He also helped develop a database so the Office of Educational Equity and Diversity Programs could more easily match FastStart student mentors and mentees.
"Jeremy has not only achieved an outstanding academic record at our institution but has also demonstrated exceptional leadership skills through his involvement in various student organizations," a nominator said. "Jeremy is a remarkable student and role model."
Among his many activities in support of autism advocacy, Robertson serves on the U.S. Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, which advises the U.S. secretary of health and human services on autism policy issues and helps implement federal autism legislation. He has served on the advisory board of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Autism Services within the Department of Public Welfare and was a committee member and then council member on the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council. At Penn State, he collaborated with a Counseling and Psychological Services counselor to start a support group for autistic students.
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By Cherif Assad Sensors are proliferating in our cars. According to IHS, the MEMS sensor market continues to grow strong in automotive applications with compound annual growth revenue (CAGR) of 10% within the 2010-2015 timeframe
With the emergence of electrification, the 12V battery (also known as a low voltage battery) is more and more solicited by the electronic equipment of the car and has to handle all modes of operation (drive, start, stop, and standby). The risk of shortage becomes real with unavoidable leakage current when the car is not in use. To mitigate the battery consumption when the car is stopped and the engine is switched-off, all ECUs (electronic control unit) connected to the battery are limited on a maximum stand-by current in order to not discharge the battery in a short time.
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This may come as relief to some viewers who seem to have had enough of the Gosselin drama. The Jon & Kate Plus 8 reality show will officially end in November, reports RadarOnline.
Since Jon and Kate Gosselin's divorce has turned into a soap opera and they both seem to love the spotlight, we can bet you haven't seen the end of them. Although TLC hasn't made any official announcements, RadarOnline was able to confirm the show's termination next month.
Jon has denied the network the rights to film the children and TLC will not challenge that. As of now, the newly titled show — Kate Plus 8 is also done for, that is unless Jon changes his mind.
"TLC has no plans to film unless the situation is resolved," said the source.
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Two major security industry accolades—the Sara E. Jackson Memorial award and the Morris F. Weinstock Person of the Year award—were given out at the Electronic Security Association's Leadership Summit, Jan. 28-31, in Austin, Texas.
ESA President Chris Mosley presented Don Childers of Security Central with the Sara E. Jackson Memorial Award during the first Main Stage session at Leadership Summit. Childers gave a heartfelt speech thanking the many people he has worked with during his years in the industry. Click here to see the video of the presentation. This award is sponsored by Resideo.
Mosley also presented Angela White, immediate past president of ESA, with the 2019 Morris F. Weinstock Person of the Year Award. White thanked the people who nominated her and the past recipients of the award, as well as everyone who she has worked with along the way to give her this opportunity. Click here to see the video of the award presentation. This award is sponsored by Interlogix.
Each year, executives from the electronic security and life safety industry gather for the ESA Leadership Summit network with each other, learn keys to success from other industries, and develop their leadership skillset.
Jillian Bateman, ESA chief development officer, told Security Systems News, "We try to be a very, very efficient leadership event—one that is strategic about the interactions we foster." In addition to interactive sessions that delved into key industry topics and issues of the day, the summit also featured the ESA's Rising Leaders Forum and an online networking portal to help facilitate beneficial meetings, which was fully launched for the first time this year.
"It's able to help pair folks on interests," Bateman said. "Whether an attendee wants to meet with another attendee on, maybe, some issues that they're having with technicians that they can brainstorm and talk through, or, if they want to meet a vendor on a new product that they have, they can do that as well."
Being a part of the security industry day in and day out affords me some very unique conversations and learning opportunities about security projects. Take the city of Detroit, their Project Green Light and Guardian Alarm, as an example.
For those of you who may not know or need a refresher, Project Green Light started in 2016 when the Detroit Police Department (DPD) partnered with eight gas stations installed with real-time cameras, connected directly to police headquarters. This was the beginning of a different type of partnership, one that would take the city, businesses and community on an unprecedented security journey.
"Project Green Light is a really unique project; it is a very progressive approach to video verification of real time emergency events," Jason Tague, director of business development, explained. "The way it operates, when a 911 call is received from a Project Green Light location the Detroit Police Department has the opportunity to verify emergency action in real time, and once verified, they are able to direct the nearest police officer or first responder to that location because of video verification."
Businesses invest in systems under the agreement that DPD will have access to video cameras to help better protect them, just in case. Businesses are literally "marked" as Project Green Light participants.
"There's a select signage package that DPD has trademarked – a logo, along with the name – and program participants have requirements to post a certain amount of signage on their place of business," Tague said. "Also, there is a green strobe light outside of each business – a 'beacon' if you will – that flashes. This creates awareness in communities that it is a place that's connected … a place that's safe."
The vendor approval process is rigorous, as DPD is very selective about the vendors they partner with, putting great emphasis on standards, policies and procedures in terms of what is expected of and from a vendor. Tague believes Guardian was chosen based on their 85-year tenure in the security industry, being a well-known brand in Michigan, having a broad, established customer base and offering a full-service solution. Perhaps this is why Guardian was chosen for the community's beloved Don Bosco Hall, a private, non-profit agency that provides services to enhance quality of life for the community's youth and their families.
"We were honored to be chosen to work with the community center [Don Bosco Hall]," said Tague, "because it was a complex environment and we had to be very mindful of the environment during installation."
During the installation, things didn't stop moving at the hall. Children were changing activity/classrooms, even when cable was being pulled in an antiquated building.
"It's [pulling cable] is a very daunting task," Tague said, "but we navigated that gauntlet quite well and were very mindful of the environment. The children took interest in what we were doing, so it was a little bit of an educational process along the way."
Ultimately, Tague said that it's nice to know the playground and the outer corridor where the children go out to play offers a sense of security beyond the actual walls of the building itself.
One of the questions I enjoy asking security professionals is "what else would you like my readers to know?" about any topic of discussion. In this case, Tague concluded with a solid piece of advice that I feel all security integrators should take to heart: keep it simple.
"We make it easy for Project Green Light participants. Our team has been really great at explaining and helping people understand the process step-by-step, so there are no surprises and everything goes according to plan … everything."
So, how do you and your team keep things simple for your customers? Excited for your replies!
Yesterday in the United States, Data Privacy Day 2019 was celebrated. On social media, tweets flew by offering tips on how to protect data against hackers. Security professionals and enthusiasts on LinkedIn discussed the topic at hand while top privacy leaders, such as the National Cyber Security Alliance Executive Director, Kelvin Coleman; Eva Velasquez, president and CEO, Identity Theft Resource Center; and CEO Larry Magid of Connect Safely, among others, convened in San Francisco for an afternoon of focused discussion about opportunities and challenges for data security moving forward.
Yes, yesterday was quite the day for data security. However, we must recognize that securing data is a 24/7, 365 day a week operation. Google "data security breach" and incident after incident will pop up … for me, it was about 117 million in .75 seconds. Recently, Ring was outed by major news outlets for Ukraine engineers and executives at Ring having "highly privileged access" to live customer camera feeds — both doorbell cameras and in-home cameras — around the world, while a NEST camera was hijacked with a voice warning a California family that three missiles from North Korea were headed to the U.S., which, of course, was not true, but I can imagine sent the family into sheer panic.
With breaches such as these, among the millions of other data breaches and exposed records in the United States alone, ADT in partnership with SIA, The Monitoring Association, Electronic Security Association, the Internet Society's Online Trust Alliance and TrustArc are creating a new consumer privacy initiative.
"Alongside industry organizations and partners, we will be outlining privacy and ethics priorities for the industry, creating an external and internal advisory board, and updating our promise to customers: 'At ADT we are dedicated to your safety, and helping take care of what you value and cherish most in your life: your loved ones, your property and your privacy," ADT's CEO, Jim DeVries, said in an internal company memo that went out to all 19,000 ADT employees and to SSN, exclusively.
In the coming months, the initiative is focused on the following key objectives, the press release said.
ADT is also soliciting participation from other organizations who are interested in helping to drive the objectives.
So, how do you think this initiative will help with data security?
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On Data Privacy Day yesterday, the Security Industry Association (SIA) shared details on how it is helping member companies and the industry at large understand and manage the critical issue of protecting consumer data. Through the efforts of the SIA Data Privacy Advisory Board, the association has produced a number of essential resources for this critical issue.
SIA has taken a leading position on privacy issues for many years, having released its original Privacy Framework in 2010, and has become even more active recently, starting with the 2017 creation of the SIA Data Privacy Advisory Board. SIA is also working with companies such as ADT to bring greater awareness of the importance of data privacy.
Recently, SIA has also: • Published white papers on "Data Privacy and Security Trends for 2018" and "Big Data and Privacy for Physical Security" • Presented a webinar on "Privacy 101: The Importance of Protecting Customer Data" • Produced fact sheets, a list of references and videos on the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) • Submitted comments to the National Institute of Standards and Technology on its Privacy Framework proposal • Organized a panel discussion on data privacy for an integrators' conference
In addition, SIA is conducting a survey of its members to gauge industry opinions about data privacy and to identify future SIA activities and programs.
With the GDPR now in effect, California having passed the Consumer Privacy Act, and many members of Congress and state lawmakers considering data privacy legislation, SIA CEO Don Erickson said that the association is stressing to its members that they should get ahead of potential regulations rather than wait and react to them.
"It is vital that members of the security industry ensure that their business practices—as well as their products and services—are designed in a way that protects data and consumer privacy," Erickson said. "One of SIA's top priorities is helping the industry to understand that this is not just a matter of regulatory compliance, but also one of customer service and, even, business development. We are committed to providing resources and guidance that will enable them to view data privacy challenges not as a crisis but, rather, an opportunity."
The end of early bird registration for TechSec Solutions 2019 is quickly approaching; this means only a few short days until the special rate to attend, network and learn will be increasing. Don't let the dates sneak up. Register and mark your calendars now for February 25-26.
This year's theme –"Securing a Connected World" – explores exciting new technologies currently being used in real-life situations to enhance security and safety, and how security professionals can leverage these same technologies to achieve their security goals. And, if sunny Florida in February in a beautiful hotel right across from the beach (yes, walking distance!) isn't enough of an enticement, here are the top six reasons to attend:
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The role of voice within security is certainly growing, especially on the residential side of the equation, but as a recent study finds, consumers are embracing the power of the voice to control their phones, cars, homes and even security systems.
In fact, standalone voice assistants—or smart speakers—are one of the fastest-adopted technologies in U.S. history and have a 98 percent satisfaction rate among U.S. consumers, according to a new research report from Accenture based on a global survey of 22,500 consumers across 21 countries. Half of online consumers globally now use digital voice assistants, with emerging markets leading the way in adoption, the research firm found. "Adoption and satisfaction with smart speaker technology is booming," Robin Murdoch, co-author of the report and managing director of Accenture's global Software and Platforms industry practice, said. "Convenience and accessible price points are helping drive increased use but maintaining this loyalty will require companies to stay relevant with consumer needs while creating and constantly renewing trust." The report, "Reshape to Relevance," notes that smart speakers are disrupting the consumer technology and service ecosystems. Accenture found that 93 percent of consumers globally expect their home device purchases, such as smart TVs or computers, to be based on ease of integration with their standalone smart speaker. The relevance of smart speakers is reflected in consumers' expectations to use these devices for more-advanced tasks beyond routine activities like voice calling, playing music or eBooks, and accessing news, Accenture note. "They see value in voice assistants managing home security (61 percent of respondents), providing connected home automation (59 percent), paying bills and providing payment alerts (55 percent)—even making restaurant reservations (53 percent) and providing access to virtual medical advice (52 percent). "However, trust is a potential impediment to greater adoption of smart speakers, with 41 percent of consumers citing privacy concerns and 40 percent citing security concerns with the technology. Forty-six percent of consumers believe they don't have control of their data with voice assistants and 58 percent are more likely to re-evaluate their trust in this service by continually checking how their information is being used." Greg Roberts, another co-author of the report and managing director of Accenture's North America High Tech industry practice, said, "Consumers expect their smart speakers to handle complex workloads and integrate with other products. Brands that offer advanced artificial intelligence capabilities will be well positioned for success. But to attract more customers, they will have to be transparent in how they store, use and share data. Establishing an agreed trust standard with consumers is essential."
Accenture Research conducted an online survey of 22,500 consumers in 21 countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States. The sample in each country was representative of the online population. Ages of respondents ranged from 14 to over 55. The survey and related data modeling quantify consumer perceptions of digital devices, content and services, purchasing patterns, preference and trust in service providers, and the future of their connected lifestyles. The online surveys were conducted between October and November 2018.
Day number 26 … it's the longest shutdown in U.S. history, and with approximately 800,000 federal employees out of work or working without pay, and three or more hours of wait time to clear security in some of America's busiest airports—Atlanta, Houston, Miami and Washington—security-related vulnerabilities linger. Just by saying the U.S. is "shutdown" seems to give hackers, terrorists, criminals and such the impression that the whole country is weak and now is the time to strike.
Here's some specific areas the shutdown is hitting security the hardest, and please clcik here to comment on the topic in our News Poll:
Government payment portals and remote access services: Sites such as NASA, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Court of Appeals, among others, are insecure or inaccessible, due to more than 80 expired TLS certificates used on .gov domains. What's more, only 1 in 20 HTTPS servers implement the security feature that prevents visitors from making unencrypted HTTP connections to a server.As more security certificates expire during the shutdown and with furloughed IT employees not renewing them, opportunities for a security hack increase.
Click the following links to see examples of expired .gov certificates as of January 16, 2019:https://ows2.usdoj.gov/https://rockettest.nasa.gov/
National cybersecurity: It seems "everyone" is furloughed…approximately half of the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the employees who protect critical infrastructure, such as banking, water, energy and nuclear; 85 percent of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) employees and other IT professionals knowledgeable about the latest cyberattacks and how to deal with them most appropriately, according to CNBC.
Security operations, software patching and penetration testing are among the activities not getting done for government sites including but not limited to:• Departments of State;• Homeland Security;• Agriculture, Commerce and Housing and Urban Development;• Environmental Protection Agency;• Internal Revenue Service (IRS);• National Institute of Standards and Technology; and• National Park Service.
Weakened airport security: Not only is wait time increasing for passengers to get through security, but personal safety is quickly becoming an issue. On January 2, 2019, a Delta passenger successfully deceived TSA, sneaking a gun past agents and onto a flight headed to Tokyo from Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
According to USA Today, TSA said they would "hold those responsible appropriately accountable," as they rejected the assumption that low staffing was to blame. Either way, carelessness or low staffing, security was breached and could have led to dire consequences.
As we see the deterioration of security right before our eyes, what are you most concerned about when it comes to the partial government shutdown and security?
Let's discuss! Looking forward to your responses.
Creating safer schools is a major dilemma facing our nation today, but thankfully it is one that some of the best minds are coming together to solve. The Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) has taken a major step by creating safety and security guidelines and standards of practice that all schools can turn to and follow, guidelines and standards that come from lessons learned from past tragedies and ones that were averted, and from experiences and expertise from leaders in security and education, and from parents and students.
The fourth edition of its Safety and Security Guidelines for K-12 Schools provides school administrators, school boards and public safety and security professionals with guidelines for implementing a layered and tiered approach to securing and enhancing the safety of school environments.
Guy Grace Jr., PASS chairman and director of security and emergency planning for Littleton Public Schools, is leading this effort. The Security Industry Association (SIA) named Grace as the 2018 recipient of the SIA Insightful Practitioner Award, an honor recognizing excellence in promoting the implementation of innovative security solutions.
Grace began providing district services to LPS in 1990 and was soon promoted to patrolman, then lead officer and security facilitator before assuming his current role. He has created and assisted with developing many security-related projects, protocols and practices used today in school safety for both LPS and other school districts.
"The safety and security challenges schools face today are more multifaceted and complex than ever before, and protecting students and staff requires a comprehensive approach to these challenges," Grace said in the announcement of the new PASS standards. "We are proud to build on the PASS guidelines, which present the most comprehensive information available on best practices for securing school facilities, an essential component supporting all-hazards approaches to school safety."
The fourth edition of the guidelines is completely revised under a simplified structure and greatly expanded to now cover best practices on a district-wide level that relate to safety and security and additional areas such as school transportation, cybersecurity and network infrastructure, architectural features and emergency communications.
The PASS Guidelines identify and classify best practices for securing K-12 facilities in response to urgent needs for information identified by the education community. The guidelines aim to answer two key questions – "What should we do?" and "How do we prioritize?" – and include:
• Specific actions that can effectively raise the baseline of security;• Vetted security practices specific to K-12 environments;• Objective, reliable information on available safety and security technology;• Assessment of current security measures against nationwide best practices;• Multiple options for addressing security needs identified; and• How to distinguish needed and effective solutions from sales pitches on unnecessary products.
The guidelines describe approaches within five physical layers for school facilities: district-wide, the property perimeter, the parking lot perimeter, the building perimeter and the classroom/interior perimeter. Within each layer, the resource outlines key safety and security components, such as policies and procedures, people (roles and training), architectural components, communication, access control, video surveillance and detection and alarms.
"We believe this approach provides a simplified way for administrators to effectively evaluate their security infrastructure, prioritize investment and maximize security in ways that are consistent with longstanding security practices and ensure a baseline of facility security measures appropriate for school facilities," Mark Williams, PASS vice chairman, said in the press release.
Established in 2014, PASS brings together expertise from the education community, law enforcement and the security industry to develop and support a coordinated approach that can assist school administrators in making effective use of proven security practices specific to K-12 environments, including elementary, middle and high schools.
The latest guidelines are available at no cost on the PASS website, and PASS encourages education professionals, public safety personnel and security solutions providers to take advantage of these free resources.
It's good to see registration is open for the second annual Cyber:Secured Forum, and that it's in my "neck of the woods." The Westin Dallas Park Central will welcome this conference that helps connect cybersecurity, physical security and systems integration, hosted by ISC Security Events, PSA Security Network and the Security Industry Association (SIA). It's to be held July 29-31, one of the hottest times in Dallas might I add, so plan on drinking lots of water! Hydration is key during our hot, Texas summers.
(Tip: Walk or Uber over to the Circle K convenience store at 12950 Coit Rd., which is right beside the Westin, and buy water for your hotel room. Usually our convenience stores will have 2 bottles for $2, or some sort of sell.)
According to the SIA website, attendees can look forward to topics including global cybercrime trends, tools and technology for better cybersecurity of physical security systems, monetizing cybersecurity services, cyber-hardening of security systems and more, presented by IT and physical security professionals. The goals of the conference are to connect and share information on risks and liabilities, learn how to respond to cybersecurity threats and work toward establishing security control standards across IT systems.
Plan on attending the July 29th welcome reception, plugging into sessions and strolling around the exhibits displaying various solutions related to cybersecurity, and don't forget to find me buzzing around. In fact, reach out now, [email protected], and let's get something on the calendar – a booth visit, coffee, lunch – I'm open to pretty much anything. And of course, I can help you figure out the best places to eat and visit during your stay in Dallas.
I'm excited to attend the forum, meet with you, learn more about cybersecurity trends and what's going on in that world, and how cyber and physical are successfully merging to keep people and infrastructure safe.
ADS Security, a regional electronic security and automation company based in Nashville, Tenn., has revealed they surpassed $4 million in RMR in 2018, including a record-setting eight companies in 2018, surpassing the previous record of seven acquisitions in 2016.
ADS achieved this mark through strong organic growth driven by a focus on providing legendary service and by maintaining a large acquisition pipeline.
"2018 was the best year in ADS's history," John Cerasuolo, president and CEO, swaid in the announcement. "We have built a strong culture and team of people who care about providing legendary service to our customers and to the security company owners we acquire. We are not slowing down and expect 2019 to be another record-setting year."
After its inception in 1990, ADS achieved $2 million in RMR in 2012 and now has doubled that monthly revenue in about a quarter of the time. ADS Security's $4 million in RMR is made up of more than 100,000 residential and commercial customer sites spread over 25 branch locations throughout the southeastern United States.
With a UL-listed monitoring center located in Nashville, ADS Security offers a full range of burglar, fire alarm, video surveillance, access control, and automation systems.
Cerasuolo told Security Systems News after the company's latest acquisition back in December, that he us excited for similar growth in 2019.
"We have very high expectations for 2019. We've got a good number of deals that are in various stages along the process. So, we expect to come out of the gate pretty strong in 2019, in terms and acquisitions," he said. "There's no reason not to expect that we'll have similar kind of results in [2019] that we had this year."
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It is one of the biggest, most interesting and most happening cities on earth. And with the Olympic Games returning, now's the ideal time to rediscover London in all its polish, pomp, grit and glory.
Author Joe Keohane Photography Richard James Taylor
Last year Sir Ian McKellen, Shakespearean thespian and The Lord of the Rings star, got some distressing news. The proprietor of his beloved local watering hole, The Grapes, was retiring, and the pub, built in 1720 and featured in Dickens' Our Mutual Friend, was in danger of shutting down. So McKellen teamed up with director Sean Mathias, bought out the lease, restored the bar and reopened it earlier this year.
Then, fresh off of filming the forthcoming adaptation of The Hobbit, McKellen got word that the company that owns the rights to J.R.R. Tolkien's books was suing a long-standing Hobbit-themed pub in Southampton for copyright infringement. After an outcry, McKellen and Hobbit co-star Stephen Fry offered to pay the licensing fees for the pub. "It's clearly not a place to ill-treat hobbits, elves, dwarves and wizards in any way," McKellen said. "So what's the problem?"
This month will see the debut of East London's Olympic Park, which features, among other things, eco-friendly arenas and a crazily looping $30 million, 394-foot-tall sculpture by Anish Kapoor titled Orbit. But even more interesting are the plans for the park after the 2012 Olympic Games (when it will be renamed Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park). Five new neighborhoods will be built here, containing some 11,000 homes and London's largest public park, as well as the $16 million British Olympic Museum, set to open in 2014. As for Orbit, it's expected to stand — especially if London Mayor Boris Johnson has anything to do with it. "It would have boggled the minds of the Romans," he says, with more than a glint of pride. "It would have boggled Gustave Eiffel."
"It rains a bit in London, as you may have heard, so it's good to know some interesting indoor spots. I especially like the Old Cinema in Chiswick, a vast space — they call it a vintage department store — full of creative ideas for using old things in new ways."
"Kew Gardens has these enormous glass houses filled with plants from faraway continents, but the best thing is just roaming around the grounds, sitting under trees you could never hope to identify."
"Passing Clouds, hidden away in northeast London, is a great venue for live music. It's like a warehouse, there's a good atmosphere, it's very friendly. I always end up meeting someone interesting."
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Girls Varsity Cross Country – New England Champions, Again!
They did it! The pressure was on this fall as the girls in green looked to defend their title from 2012. Indeed, the competition was stiff this year but the Big Green Machine managed to narrowly defeat a powerful third place Andover by 30 points and a surging second place St. Paul's by a mere five points. The weather greeting the girls as they arrived in Concord, NH was bone chilling but eventually warmed to ideal running conditions for the race start at 1:30. An unprecedented four false starts (runners falling within the first 100 meters, calling back all runners to start again) lent the race a surreal effect but when the gun finally was not recalled the Deerfield girls charged to the front and essentially never let go of their vise-like grip on the championship. At the awards the announcer read off the school names by order of reverse finish and so one could hear a pin drop when it came time to announce second place. Understandably the girls went berserk when they heard the Name "St. Paul's" announced for second place, meaning Deerfield had won; there were hugs, cheers, and tears all around. Back to the race: Leading the Big Green in her swan song XC race in the green and white was co-captain Devinne Cullinane with a third place finish in 19:01, followed by Phoebe Morss (8th, 19:51), Caroline Wagner (13th, 20:07), co-captain Lilah Lutes (25th, 20:36), Samantha Morse (33rd, 20:57), Lauren Ilsley (47th, 21:28), and Margo Downes (58th, 21:51). For the JV, who finished fourth overall (also defeating arch rival Choate), Claire Petrus lead all runners, winning the event in 20:57. Following Claire were Heidi Hunt (24th, 22:35), Olivia Pivirotto (31st, 22:53), Nahla Gedeon Achi (37th, 23:01), Madisen Siegel (40th, 23:05), Megan Retana (65th, 23:07), Penelope Hough (67th, 23:50), Madeleine Genereux (70th, 23:54), Taylor Morash (87th, 24:39), and Bergen Carloss (114th, 27:00).
The Deerfield girls and coaching staff wish to thank the parents of these wonderfully talented and enthusiastic young woman for all their support, fitting us in their busy lives, and their attention to our races. You're the best! Dr. C wishes also to thank every single girl on Deerfield Cross Country and both coach Zranchev and coach Karbon for a season of joy, laughter, and unparalleled success.
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If we study carefully the guide of latin music of the people, we will notice that almost all the people have a kind of god or else an old-fashioned representation related to music theory in pdf. The very word music theory comes from the words that blend the art of music theory on the optical reference to the Romans, who were fundamentally characterized the culture of the music academy. In contrast, the misunderstanding of Latin music is because the agreements and disagreements change of culture for the nation, for when the Latin musicians hear a typical oriental music, they even have the impression that this song is completely at odds with what our Western ears that hear another pattern. In portugueses we can call this "teoria musical online". The easiest example for our perception are the Latin Brazilians, who, for the most part, still live in the ancient period, with the precarious development of a weak agriculture and petty social latin organization.
The guitar music pdf
However many scholars seek the origins of music theory pdf (pdf de teoria musical in portuguese) in the earliest periods of human history, or music school.
Most believe that it is very difficult to see how the guitar scholars understood the music, because music left no traces about the understanding of sounds, a fact that allows a lot of speculation about it. However, the possibility to imagine music in Latin societies is more plausible than you think, then, using the concepts prevalent in academia, we still find today's societies living in the classroom, at a level of social organization that has not reached the Music concert stage. Many think it is very difficult to believe in the players who understand music, they left nothing of inheritance, as Strings or the like, about the understanding of sounds, a fact that allows a lot of speculation about it:
In this way we can see that the man at the beginning of their study on guitar produced a song with religious character, magical, or even training, clapping his hands and feet, with a definite rhythm, thanking their teachers or seeking his protection for hunting or war. For Latinos, for example, the music would have been invented by someone; for believers, it would be a prophet; and so on, which shows that music is something that comes from Latin concepts to the history of man on the music theory and one of its oldest and most important manifestations. In the same period men began to shape the wood for guitar, producing an interesting sound, thus resulting in the first stringed instrument.


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Musical requests performed by Smile Brigade at Pike Place Market.
Pike Place Market is a public market overlooking the Elliott Bay waterfront in Seattle, Washington.
The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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