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Ben Wagner (Lab Director)
Autonomy, Algorithms & Technology Policy
Dr. Ben Wagner is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Privacy & Sustainable Computing Lab at Vienna University of Economics and Business. In 2014 he founded the Centre for the Internet and Human Rights (CIHR) at European University Viadrina and served as CIHR Director from 2014 to 2016. His research focuses on communications technology at the intersection between rights, ethics and governance. Ben holds a PhD in Political and Social Sciences from European University Institute in Florence. He was previously worked at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, the University of Pennsylvania, Human Rights Watch and the European Council on Foreign Relations. His research has been published in Telecommunications Policy, JITP and the International Journal of Communications.
Sabrina Kirrane (Management Board)
Semantic Technology, Data Analytics & Privacy
Dr. Sabrina Kirrane joined the WU as a postdoctoral researcher in September 2015 and was the Founding Director of the Privacy & Sustainable Computing Lab. Prior to taking up the position at WU she was a researcher at the Insight Centre for Data Analytics, Ireland. Her PhD focused on the problem of access control for the Web of Data. Before that she spent several years working in Industry on topics around data integration and security, such as system security requirements their and implementation in an application service provider environment. Sabrina's research focuses on the privacy issues that can result from interlinked machine-readable data. Dr. Kirrane is a guest editor for the Journal of Web Semantics special issue on Security, Privacy and Policy for the Semantic Web and Linked Data and besides others organiser of the PrivOn workshop series on Society, Privacy and the Semantic Web - Policy and Technology.
Sarah Spiekermann (Management Board)
Ethical System Design, Privacy, Behavior & Philosophy
Univ.Prof. Dr. Sarah Spiekermann is a professor for Business Informatics since 2009 and chairs the IMIS. Her main areas of expertise are electronic privacy, RFID, personalization/CRM, attention and interruption management (notification platforms) and context-adaptivity. She has been advising the EU Commission in the area of privacy for RFID since 2005, served as a reviewer of RFID FP7 projects SMART and BRIDGE, co-authored and negotiated the PIA-Framework for RFID (signed in April 2011 by the EU Commission) and developed the PIA guidelines for privacy-friendly RFID systems for the German Federal Institute of Information Security (BSI) (published in November 2011).
Axel Polleres (Management Board)
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Axel Polleres joined the WU in September 2013. Before he worked at TU Vienna, Univ. Innsbruck, Univ. Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid, Spain), the Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI) at NUI Galway (Ireland), and for Siemens AG. His research focuses on ontologies, query and rules languages, Semantic Web technologies (particularly scalable semantic data management), Web services, knowledge management, Linked Open Data, configuration technologies and their applications. Axel has published more than 100 scientific articles and actively contributed to international standardisation efforts within the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) where he co-chaired the W3C SPARQL working group.
Sushant Agarwal
Privacy Risk & Compliance
Sushant Agarwal joined the WU as a project staff in Apr 2014. He finished his Bachelors and Masters Degree in Aerospace from IITB, India. During his studies, he worked on projects related to data quality management and failure diagnosis for Boeing and Hitachi at DIAL LAB-University of Cambridge, UK. Working on projects involving big datasets and machine learning led to his interest in privacy and ethics. Currently, his research focusses on privacy risk and compliance. He is also working on the SERAMIS project where he is involved in exploring the questions related to privacy in pervasive computing.
Kathrin Bednar
Software Engineers & Ethics
Kathrin Bednar joined the team at the Institute of Management Information Systems in February 2016 and is currently looking into software engineers' motivations to incorporate privacy mechanisms. She has a background in Psychology, Philosophy and Cognitive Science and is interested in psychological wellbeing and its philosophical considerations, a challenging topic considering an environment dominated by technology and new media.
Olha Drozd
Privacy by Design: Privacy Patterns
Olha Drozd is a teaching and research associate currently working on the Online Interactive Privacy Pattern Catalog. Before joining the institute for Management Information Systems at the WU she worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Information Systems at the Humboldt University of Berlin. Olha also worked as an IT project manager at DDM Studio- a digital production studio located in Kyiv, Ukraine. She managed digital production teams for such brands as Fox TV (US), Sesame Street, Chevrolet, Swisscom, AirFrance-KLM, Saatchi & Saatchi, Sanofi-Aventis, and others. Olha's research interests focus on privacy by design and privacy patterns.
Javier Fernández
Management, Compression and Encryption of Semantic Data
Dr. Javier D. Fernández is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Information Business at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Wien). He holds a joint Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Valladolid (Spain) and the University of Chile (Chile), performing this double diploma thanks to an Erasmus Mundus grant. Before he joined the WU, he worked at the Ontology Engineering Group (OEG) at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (Spain), and the Dipartimento di Ingegneria Informatica Automatica e Gestionale at Sapienza Universit a di Roma (Italy). His current research focuses on responsible data science, Big Semantic Data architectures for privacy and compliance, and efficient Linked Data access.
Christian Göbel
Digital Technology, Demonstrations, Social Credit System
Prof. Dr. Christian Göbel joined the Lab in December 2017. He is a University Professor of Modern China Studies at the University of Vienna, Department of East Asian Studies. A political scientist and sinologist by training, his research is concerned with the adaptability of the Chinese Party-State to social, economic and political challenges. He is especially interested in effects of digital technology on local governance in China. Data derived from expert interviews, expert surveys and web harvesting is processed by means of qualitative content analysis, text statistical methods and inferential statistics.
Esther Görnemann
Transparency & Psychological Data Ownership
Esther Görnemann joined the team at the Institute for Management Information Systems in August 2016 as a project related research associate for the EU project "Privacy and Usability". In her research, she focusses on transparency and psychological data ownership and related fields such as the perception of risk and data governance. She has a Master in Business Management and a Master in International Marketing. Data markets, user's data sharing behavior and risk awareness were main focuses during her studies. Prior to working at the Institute, Esther worked as Management Consultant for KPMG in Finance and IT Advisory and several years in Marketing, PR and Customer Relationship Management in the Solar Industry.
Soheil Human
Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Science-Technology-Society (STS)
Bernadette Kamleitner
Privacy and Data Ownership, Psychological Implications of Smart Technologies
Univ.Prof. Dr.Dr. Bernadette Kamleitner joined WU as a professor for Marketing with a special focus on Consumer Behavior in 2012. She is head of the Institute for Marketing and Consumer Research and has a background in both business and psychology. Her research focuses on the psychological underpinnings of consumer behaviors, including the way consumers perceive and deal with personal data and an increasing digitization of everyday phenomena. In particular, she is an internationally recognized expert on perceptions of ownership on which she has published and spoken in numerous internationally renowned fora.
Jana Korunovska
Privacy Notices & User Issues
Jana Korunovska is a research and teaching associate currently working on the impact of privacy notices on user's privacy concerns and online behavior. As a psychologist, her research often focuses on user-related issues, most prominently privacy and ownership issues of personal data on the internet, especially in the social networking context. For this work, together with Prof. Dr. Sarah Spiekermann and Dr. Christine Bauer she won the CPDP 2013 Multidisciplinary Privacy Research Award. Her other research interests involve the impact of new media and technology on the affective, cognitive, and conative aspects of the end-users.
Alexander Novotny
Cyber-Security, Risk & Technology in Society
Dr. Alexander Novotny, MSc is an information privacy and security specialist. He is an information security manager addressing cyber risks in the utilities industry. Moreover, Alexander is a lecturer at the Vienna University of Economics and Business. He has been teaching lectures on information privacy and security, IoT security, ethical computing, and information and communication technology.
Alexander is a certified CIS information security manager according to ISO 27001 and a certified risk manager for information security according to ISO 27005. Also, he is a certified and BSI-registered auditor for the IT-security of critical infrastructures according to § 8a (3) BSIG of the German IT-security law ("IT-Sicherheitsgesetz"). Alexander is a member of the IEEE P7000 engineering methodologies for ethical life-cycle concerns working group. Moreover, he has been serving as a standardization expert for digital marketing and privacy at the Austrian Standards Institute.
Eliška Pírková (Visting Member 2018)
Online hate speech, surveillance and security, freedom of expression
Eliška Pírková is a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki, faculty of law. Currently, she works for the Laws of Surveillance and Security (LOSS) Project that is funded by the Academy of Finland. Her doctoral thesis concerns the phenomenon of online hate speech and the protection of freedom expression in digital age. Her main area of research interest is the protection of human rights in online space, European constitutionalism and Internet governance. Eliška has experience with working for both, international organisations and NGO sector. She regularly lectures on various human right topics and has served as the main editor of human rights section in the Finnish Yearbook of International Law.
Marie-Theres Sekwenz
Law, Artificial Intelligence, Governance
Marie-Theres Sekwenz is a researcher working on law, regulation and governance of artificial intelligence at the privacy and sustainable computing Lab. Before joining the Lab she studied law and economics at WU Vienna and the Graduate School of Management at St Petersburg. She has a range of professional experience from public affairs, to publishing and tax law and compliance as well as a strong artistic background, having worked at the Konzerthaus, a leading cultural institution in Vienna.
Simon Steyskal
Semantic Technology, Web Standards & Licenses
Simon Steyskal holds master's degrees in Software Engineering & Internet Computing as well as Information & Knowledge Management, both from the Vienna University of Technology (TU) and joined WU in January 2014 as a PhD candidate under the supervision of Prof. Axel Polleres. He is also working as a research scientist for Siemens AG where he is involved in a joint research project between Siemens AG and WU. He is also an active member of the W3C RDF Data Shapes working group and involved in the standardization process of a W3C permissions and obligations expression language carried out by the W3C Permissions & Obligations Expression working group.
Till Winkler
Ethical System Design
Till Winkler joined the team at Institute for Management Information Systems as a teaching and research associate in June 2016. He completed his bachelor's and master's degree in Psychology at the Leopold-Franzens-University Innsbruck. During his studies, he worked as an intern at the Leopold-Franzens-University Innsbruck and the Medical University Innsbruck. His last assignment was at Bartenbach an engineering office for lighting design, were he did research on the usability and psychological impact of daylight installations. His research focuses on the methods of ethical system design.


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Note, the use of the word 'we' ! Who knows what he means, who cares ? The point is, he now has to produce this 'pic' because if he doesn't he's a liar pure and simple.
Last month, Jones like his witless, shitless, witnesses, was not sure whether it was 1970 or 1971.
Meanwhile, his £500 mate was adding to his ever expanding CV as someone who can put the dead on trial, a 'full trial' at that . I'm NOT making this up.
Need I go on ? Now guys and gals, I thought I'd end the week on a light note. These two idiots will get the justice they deserve, regardless who their mates are !
Any compo claims from 1970/1971 perchance ?
Jones didn't ask his aunt anything about Jimmy's visits to Duncroft. I'm sure she or the other 'suspect' he left at the mercy of the Savile Police will have something to say about this 'pic' in the unlikely event he decides to produce it !
Freedom come freedom go, tells me yes and then she tells me no. Freedom never stays long, freedom moving along'
Love that song ! Happy May day folks !

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Police Shootings: The Worst Discretion Wins• http://blog.simplejustice.us
No one wants a cop killed, especially his department. So the New York Police Department, which has a Patrol Guide big enough to choke a carriage horse, dealing with everything from the tilt of a cop's cap to his nose hair, has no rules as to when a cop can draw his gun.
There are some New York City police officers who can count on one hand the number of times they have drawn a gun, even over decades on the force.
Then there are the officers who patrol the city's 334 public housing complexes. There are about 2,350 uniformed officers in the department's Housing Bureau, about 1,825 of whom are rank-and-file police officers.
To some of them, drawing their guns, even with no present threat, is routine, a practice borne of habit or some internal gauge of an encounter that might go bad. And their bosses, unlike some police commanders around the country, permit it.
When probationary officer Peter Liang killed Akai Gurley, his gun was drawn for no better reason than he could, he was doing vertical patrol in a housing project and, it appears, he felt more comfortable with gun drawn. Just in case. Because you never know. Because stairwells can be dangerous. But mostly, because he could.


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As for my creative muscles, well, reading romance stories has been a passion of mine for many years, so the next step was naturally to try my hand at writing one. When a romance group of which I'm a member had a call for authors, I raised my hand. Since then, I've been writing regularly and was fortunate enough to have a few of my stories accepted for publication (yes, I was shocked, too!), so I guess you could say I've pretty much dived into the deep end with this author stuff. I was interviewed by the editor of the Going for Gold anthology, which can be found here, and by the blog Prism Book Alliance here if you'd like to know more about me.
My trademark word "smuff" comes from my ridiculous love of made-up words. Smuff describes what I love to read and write: smut + fluff! *grins*
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or words of encouragement, you can reach me by leaving a comment on this blog or contacting me via email at nicojaye(at)gmail.com. You can also find me on Twitter @nicojaye, Facebook on my author page or my account, or through my Goodreads author page. I love hearing from readers, so come on over and say hi!
Thanks for stopping by!
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A six-week live online Drupal course and one-on-one strategic planning free for an innovative web project that has a positive social impact.
At New Media Solutions our specialty is working with social entrepreneurs and innovative nonprofits. We think Drupal is an amazing and powerful tool for innovative projects that make the world a better place. We are offering these grants to encourage its use.
We are giving out two Grants worth $600 each to an individual who has an innovative idea for a website that will have a positive social impact. If you have such an idea you are eligible to apply. (Projects can be for-profit, nonprofit, sponsored by an organization or independent.)
This is a great opportunity for a social entrepreneur who wants to build their own website or prototype.
The grant entitles you to free tuition in a 6 week course on building an interactive website with Drupal ($350 value) and a one on one (by phone) strategic planning session with an expert ($250).
No programming skills are required. You can build your own site over the length of the course.
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Applications must be submitted by Midnight EST on May 6,2012.
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- Space in the course is limited and it has sold out in the past. If interested, you can register and pay for the course in advance to hold a spot. If you win the grant, you will receive a full refund for tuition.


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Russell Street School Winter Hockey 2014
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Jada R Rm8
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Grace C Rm12
Alexander W Rm5
Kate G Rm 10
Zoey T Rm7
Jayde H Rm7
Milania B Rm14
Kobe R Rm12
Riley M Rm5
Akshay A Rm8
Phoebe J Rm7
Sophie I Rm7
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Kiana P Rm 6
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Jussa A Rm8
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Jade C Rm14
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This season is 6 a-side with no goalies in all divisions except division 1 which will be 6 a-side plus a goalie. Division 2 will be 6 a-side with the option of having goalies if both teams agree before the games starts otherwise they play 6 a-side like everyone else.
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The release of copies to researchers is to be made easier
The International Tracing Service (ITS) wants to lift the current restrictions concerning the release of copies to researchers. The rules on fees and tariffs and the online form for research requests have been revised accordingly. "Our aim is and remains to provide the best possible access for research", said ITS director Jean-Luc Blondel. "We hope that the planned new regulations will bring more clarity." They will come into effect as soon as they will have been approved by the International Commission, whose eleven member states stipulate the guidelines for the work of the ITS. The Commission will hold a meeting in Paris in mid-November 2011.
In principle, researchers in Bad Arolsen have free access to all documents in the ITS archives. However, the release of copies was limited by the rules on fees and tariffs introduced in October 2010. These rules stated that "handing out copies of entire record groups or collections" was "not admissible ". In practice, this formulation proved obstructive, as the ITS had not previously classified its collections based on professional archival terms. An inventory list served as orientation, according to which an individual sheet of paper might be classified "an entire record group" as might several folders. "The ITS did not use to be an archive. It has been a tracing service for the past six decades. We need time to reorganise", explained Blondel. "When it comes to presenting its archives in the future, the ITS will adhere to international standards in archive terminology."
The new rules on fees and tariffs do not include any archival terms in order to avoid misunderstandings. Researchers can request copies of documents "provided they relate to the subject of the research request." "We consider orientation around a concrete research topic to be a good and practical way forward", explained Blondel. With the new regulations the ITS has responded to criticism from researchers concerning the practice of making copies.
Topics including the use of an archival terminology based on international standards, user access to the archives, and the methods of archival description have been discussed over the past two days as part of a meeting. Fourteen participants from seven states took part, including archivists from Yad Vashem, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum and the French and Belgian National Archives. These institutions work with complete digital copies of the documents from the ITS archive. Access for researchers is based on national data protection regulations. The ITS received broad approval for the new way of indexing its archives, which led to the publication of the first four finding aids last year. "The archival description will increase the transparency and will improve access for researchers", said ITS archivist Karsten Kühnel.


text: The sounds of the 60's and 70's can be heard this Tuesday in Washington. Sound of Washington, which is a relatively new organization, is putting on the concert. Kim Ecklor helped co-found the choir for special needs adults. She says her and a friend got the idea from their workplace. She says they worked with a woman who was bedridden, who had a wonderful singing voice. Sounds of the 60's and 70's will be held this Tuesday at Hamakuah Place. A free will donation will be taken.


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You can find excellent cashmere and woolly jumpers in charity shops at a snip of the price of those on the high-street, which can be alarmingly expensive, even the ones that are 120% acrylic are like £45!!! What's that about??
Anyhoo, today I took a look at some of my pre-worn woollies to see if I could revamp them at all and I found this old lovely:
My Granny bought me this inky cashmere dress for my 30th birthday. As is the way with cashmere and sloppy housekeeping, it has shrunk a little over the years and is just a tad too tight. So I thought I would re-purpose it as a new bolero cardigan, like this!
This is what I used to create my new cardi:
- Old jumper
- Sharp scissors
- Tailors' chalk
- Pins
- Un-picker
This is what I did:
1) I used another bolero cardigan for the pattern- laying it on top of my jumper dress and lining up the necklines/shoulders.
2) I then popped a pin in the jumper to mark the bottom of the bolero:
3) I marked a line with tailors' chalk, about 2 inches below this line, as I wanted my bolero to be a little bit longer and I cut the bottom of the jumper dress off (which will be used for another project).
4) I removed the little buttons with my un-picker, I cut down the centre line, then marked with more chalk so I could cut the jumper open completely:
5) I opened the cardigan out and using the other bolero as a pattern, marked and then cut the curved edges on both sides:
6) Ta da!! Here is my 'new' cashmere cardigan!!
And here it is accessorised with a skinny belt:
And here it is accessorised with a naughty cocker spaniel:
What do you think Dear Readers? Do you have some old jumpers you could up-cycle like this?


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Jazzy - RIP
When I saw the word "dry," I was thinking kibble. I see that it is dehydrated food. Looks interesting.
I would take a screen shot, save it to my computer then post it as an attachment.
I guess seeing the name "Rawz" and reading it was dehydrated chicken and such. I think I give up trying to understand pet food companies and their tricks...


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I get this while using Firefox as well as most of my programs at least once during the use of the program. Sometimes more often. I also what is a good program to use that removes junk files?
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I get this while using Firefox as well as most of my programs at least once during the use of the program. Sometimes more often. I also what is a good program to use that removes junk files?
CCleaner Slim is a good junk removal program. Run only the Cleaner option, not registry.
Sounds like you have stuff running on your computer that is affecting performance. Download and run Startup List (does not need to be installed, just run it).
When done, click File then Save as and save Startuplist.txt to your Desktop or somewhere you can find it.
Start a reply here and paste the contents of Startuplist.txt into it.
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Running processes (71), That's a lot. Many of them do not need to run all the time, only when needed.
See if any of these can be disabled from starting at boot time:
Citrix (not sure what you are using this for)
Intuit Update
HP Digital Imaging
Motorola Media Link
NCH Software
svchost (14 instances - need to look at what is running under each to see what can be disabled at boot)
SAMSUNG Android USB Modem
Replay Telecorder for Skype
Try using Clean Boot to see if you can isolate what is causing the hangs.
How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" state
How do I go in and disable those listed items? Or do I just have to follow the instructions under the clean boot instructions? Wasn't sure if this was two separate operations or just one.
Clean Boot is the best way to go, start there.
ok thanks will do it in the moring
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"Although I plan to pursue a career in academia, I don't want to confine my education or my work to an ivory tower."
I was a project support intern at the William D. Ruckelshaus Center from April through September 2016. The Ruckelshaus Center is a collaborative policy center jointly sponsored by WSU Extension and the UW Evans School of Public Affairs. Two project leads and I comprised the Snohomish Health District Situation Assessment team at the Center. Our job was to interview individuals with knowledge of or interest in public health in Snohomish County and report their perceptions and values around vision and mission, funding, organization, governance, and public engagement of the Snohomish Health District. I scheduled and assisted in conducting interviews with 73 people, participated in analyzing the interviews, and wrote a significant portion of the situation assessment report the team presented to the Health District Board of Health in September. I was also one of a likely very small number of people to have active @uw.edu and @wsu.edu email addresses at the same time! Click here to read the final report I worked on and here for more information about the Ruckelshaus Center. Scroll down to read my reflections on my time as a project support intern.
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Charles Chaim Wax
A Visit To Victoria's Secret - Poem by Charles Chaim Wax
I made a left
and pulled into the huge
Staten Island Mall parking lot
my sister and Nancy hopped out
racing into Victoria's Secret
store packed
noticed a small carpeted section
motioned to my sister
sat down
watching women
examine racks and racks
of skimpy panties, silk slips, push-up bras
et cetera, et cetera
also four Transvestites
well, we all want happiness
I said to myself
no harm in a few accouterments
to help
in such a valiant effort.
Suddenly my sister appeared
holding a white silk bra
connected with several strips of more white silk
to a pair of white silk panties.
Nancy's husband fooled around
here today to lure him back
gave my sister ideas, fears
her dear husband Howard might do the same
so in this place to make sure he stayed home.
"Very provocative, " I declared.
"Howard just
loved Ellen Barkin wearing this in The Big Easy."
"He loves you
only lusts after her."
"Want him to lust after me."
"Love is better than lust."
Comments about A Visit To Victoria's Secret by Charles Chaim Wax
Joy Vanderhelm (11/20/2005 10:54:00 AM)
While it's true that love is better than lust, I think it's better to have both. I like that you were able to instill a hidden meaning in it so well. I especially liked the beginning. Nice poem. (Report) Reply
Naveen Choudhary (11/20/2005 8:18:00 AM)
Hi charles that a new beggining a new style of poetry.
a nice ploy.keep it up. a nice blend of a story and poem in end
Just try a sexy plunge thru my new poem: A Seductive Plunge In Her Slight Elegance........ (Report) Reply
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The Story of JayBee, Our 1000th Spay/Neuter
On a hot summer day, July 16, 2006 All About Spay Neuter Inc. received a frantic phone call from a woman stating that a cat was dying under her car. Volunteers immediately gathered wet towels, carrier and traps to help rescue the cat. When we arrived a 6 week old kitten lay under the car emaciated and eyes stuck closed. We immediately put her in a carrier with a wet towel…..she wiped her eyes and let out a big MEOW !!! Since than, JayBee has been an inspiration to never give up. She purrs when you look at her. JayBee was just adopted to an amazing family who will give her all the love she has given us all.


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ILR Assistant Professor Eli Friedman has been named to the Apple Inc. Academic Advisory Board, which will advise the company on ethical working conditions for supply chain employees.
The panel's eight volunteers, all professors, are slated to conduct or commission new research on labor standards within Apple's supply chain. They will also study Apple's policies and practices, and make recommendations.
"There are hundreds of thousands of workers employed in Apple's supply chains. If these workers could have decent jobs that provided material security within reasonable working hours, the economic and political consequences would be immense," Friedman said.
Working conditions at China factories where Foxconn Technology Group, a Taiwan-based Apple supplier which assembles iPhones and iPads, were widely publicized after worker suicides in recent years.
Through the Washington-based Fair Labor Association and other avenues, Apple has been addressing its suppliers' labor standards.
A May report from the Fair Labor Association showed "continued improvement" in working conditions at Foxconn factories, where issues such as work weeks of more than 60 hours, poor lighting and high noise levels have been identified.
But, Apple has continued to be dogged by allegations of labor abuses in its supply chain. This past week, China Labor Watch issued a report which claimed that Pegatron, a major Apple supplier, is "violating a great number of international and Chinese laws and standards as well as the standards of Apple's own social responsibility code of conduct."
Friedman joined ILR's faculty after completing his doctorate in sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. His primary research focus is labor in China.
His current research focuses on the relationship between migrant workers, unions and the state in contemporary China.
In addition to Friedman, Apple academic advisory board members are Richard Locke, Brown University; Mark Cullen, Stanford University; Mary Gallagher, University of Michigan; Margaret Levi, University of Washington; Dara O'Rourke, University of California, Berkeley; Charles Sabel, Columbia University, and Annelee Saxenian, University of California, Berkeley.


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Women are busy, more than ever they are in the look for the most innovative treatment that can make them more convenient to treat the eye rejuvenation and eye wrinkle but now they only will treat themselves in an office or at home with a trusting Doctor even by themselves that calls the Carboxytherapy. It is a Faster and Painless Non-Surgical Method using CO2 Injected in the Subcutaneous Tissue. Carboxytherapy is used for treating stretch marks, cellulite, scars, wrinkles, and more importantly to treat the under eye black circles. It has been touted as the biggest beauty breakthrough since Botox. It is definitely a great way to lift with a minimal invasion and with a long lasting result. Your patients will love it so much, after the treatment they will appreciate how Natural it look. This device is quite popular in the beauty salon ,clinic and the home used ,not only for its portable size is but also it is very convenient to take and easy to operate .
As a safe, minimally invasive clinically proven method to rejuvenate, restore, and recondition the skin and treat wrinkles, laxity, cellulite and stretch marks. Therapy involves injecting tiny amounts of Carbon dioxide (CO2) beneath the skin to break down fatty deposits and stimulate collagen production. The treatment has no downtime and a single session can take between fifteen minutes and an hour.
How the Carboxytherapy device works
There is a tank of carbon dioxide gas that is connected by tubing to a flow-regulator. The flow-regulator slows down the speed of the gas according to the rate selected by the physician. The gas emerges from the flow-regulator into sterile tubing that has a filter connected at the exit to remove any trace impurities before the gas is run through a tiny needle attached to the opposite side of the filter. The pure gas is now ready to be injected beneath the skin via the tiny needle.
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The operation is very easy, and the treatment effect is obvious. The treatment has no downtime and a single session can take between fifteen minutes and an hour. After the treatment you will see your skin become more beautiful, younger, and more elastically in immediately.
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OYSTER BAY, New York, Aug 08, 2017 (PR Newswire Europe via COMTEX) -- 360-Degree Technology Leading the Way
OYSTER BAY, New York, Aug. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- According to ABI Research, 360-degree video, interactive and immersive content formats will generate US$6 billion dollars of revenue by 2022; tapping into the virtual reality ecosystem as well as widespread support for application development on mobile platforms. Today, producers, content owners, and distributors are experimenting with the mediums and learning new creative tools. 360-degree content has been tested in major genres including sports (such as BT's distribution of the Champion's League), music (such as Deutsche Telekom's Magenta Musik service), and news (such as New York Times VR). Netflix has just launched its first interactive content with children's programs Puss in Boots and Buddy Thunderstruck designed to increase engagement.
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"Immersive content promises to marry Hollywood style content, tapping into the production elements of video games," says Sam Rosen, Managing Director and VP at ABI Research. "New technologies exist to conduct fully spatial and/or light field mapping of spaces, as well as to generate holographic models of actors. Combining these techniques with artist-generated layers and interactive storytelling elements, such as speech synthesis, opens the door to using gaming technologies to deliver immersive entertainment to large audiences. Early on, content will probably only target location-based VR installations, but broader reach of the genre could come when a larger number of standalone VR headsets launch in 2018."
Technologically, 360-degree video faces a variety of filming and distribution challenges. From a camera perspective, stitching is one critical challenge and algorithms and workflows vary widely between live and file-based workflows. First generation camera rigs built from multiple discrete cameras are starting to give way to integrated cameras, which can better manage things like unified exposure and frame timing to help mitigate camera-related challenges. From a delivery standpoint, delivering the full panorama to the user requires about 4-5 times the displayed resolution, depending on the field of view of the headset. However, attempting to deliver only the required video requires low latency delivery which places artificial limitations on head movement (in degrees per minute) or results in extreme pixilation of images.
Sam Rosen concluded "the 360-degree video market presents a struggle for content creators - on the one hand the new technology enables them to tell stories in a more impactful and immersive way, but it also requires new expertise, workflows and hardware. Add to this the limited installed base and still developing business models and it quickly becomes difficult to greenlight a project if ROI only looks at the near-term. The development of the market will depend on both smaller firms testing experiences with modest budgets, as well as larger firms investing in full scale projects and sponsoring internal and external innovation in the market."
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Home Automation can be termed as a technology wonder made to make human lives better and easier.It is a system through which you can control most of the devices in your home including lights, appliances, electrical outlets, heating and cooling systems and thermostats or sprinkler systems through a remote control. Besides this, it also includes alarm systems, smoke detectors, sensors and automatic locking features to provide enhanced security. Though this system is fairly new and not many people have it. But as they are getting to know about it, all that people want to know is exactly how this Home Automation system works and why they should get it installed at their homes. In the below mentioned article, we try to answer these questions.
The Working Process
The Home Automation system works on a basic idea that any device there in your home which runs onelectricity can be put on a home network. This network will run at your command. You get the power to give that command by other voice, remote controller through an app on your tablet or smartphone.
How things react?
In Home Automation, all the electrical items in your home are connected to a central network. This is a digital connection which interconnects all the devices. When a command is given to the central network through any signal be it voice or remote control, then the devices react as per your command. So for example if you go out of home and forget to lock the doors or you are out and you are fretting if you turned the coffee maker off or not, then you can just give a simple command to the system which will enable the central network and thereby the particular appliance to shut off. This is a fairly simple process and provides numerous advantages to its users.
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If you want peace of mind and don't want to worry about things at your home or theirsecurity then Home Automation is made for you. By installing thisat your home, all you really have todo is to sit back and relax and never worry about your home. Itprovides security to your home. It gives you control of all your devices even when you are not at home. It manages all things on its own. It is not much common nowadays, but more and more people are going for it due to its advantages. Therefore we think that everyone should have it.
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Home Automation system has multiple uses and advantages. Some of these advantages are pointed below. These are enough to prove why you should also get it.
· Cost Cutter - With Home Automation System, you can automatically control your devices. So if you forget to turn something off, you can switch it off from anywhere. This will save electricity and cut your bills. You will also save on gas as you won't have to come home to switch off the device.
· ProblemSolver - With Home Automation system at place, you will never have to worry about your home. In case you face any problem you can control it from anywhere through this system. To consider an example, if your doors are locked and you children returnhome from school, then you can open the doors from anywhere and hence can easily solve your problems without having to make many efforts.
· Family Safety - With Home Automation system, you can keep tab on the activities of your children. You canalso ensure that no unwantedthing takes place and hence the overall safety of your family is maintained.
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So to conclude we can say that the Home Automation Products India makes great use of technology. We have seen how it uses a simple method and interconnects all devices to work. And through this we get a lot of advantages as well. It is going to be one of the necessities like TV or internet today in the upcoming days. Therefore we think that everyone should get it and make their lives easier as soon as possible.


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Gen Xers' Rising Debt Jeopardizes Their Retirement
Generation X is increasingly in debt, hurting the group's chances of saving enough for retirement, according to a recent study by Allianz Life Insurance Company of America. But what's making the problem even worse is the generation's head-in-the-sand approach to financial planning, according to the report.
Credit card and student loan debt among Gen Xers has gone from an average of $20,000 in 2015 to $23,000 in 2017, a 15% jump, according to Allianz, which surveyed 1,000 baby boomers (ages 52 to 70), 1,000 Gen Xers (ages 37 to 51) and 1,000 millennials (ages 20 to 36). And 49% of Gen Xers admit to only partially paying off their credit cards every month, up from 46% in 2014, according to the survey. At the same time, Gen Xers feel resigned: 42% believe taking on debt for everyday purchases is a fact of life, Allianz found.
Gen Xers are also less confident than other generations in their ability to handle their finances: 34% say they can manage their money well, compared to 41% of millennials and 44% of baby boomers, according to the survey.
Debt plays a big role in how Gen Xers feel about their retirement planning: half of them don't think they can start saving for retirement until they pay off their credit cards, and 37% believe they're unprepared for retirement, compared to 26% of millennials and 28% of baby boomers, Allianz says.
Nonetheless, an even bigger issue could be the generation's devil-may-care attitude about financial planning, according to Paul Kelash, vice president of consumer insights for Allianz Life. Sixty-three percent of Gen Xers believe everything will work out as far as their retirement, compared to 53% who thought so in 2014, the survey found.
Financial advisors may be able to help. Currently, only 39% of Gen Xers are working with a financial professional, according to Allianz. Advisors should understand the Generation X mindset, however. Seventy percent of them say they'd prefer to make their own plans and decisions even when working with a pro, compared to 33% who said so in 2014, the survey found.


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IBM scientists create smallest magnetic memory bit with 12 atoms
In IBM's Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California Andreas Heinrich gets to explore. His quest: Demonstrate that very few atoms are needed to store information. Why would anyone care? Because size matters.
Today, to store a single bit — the most basic piece of information a computer understands — a disk drive needs one million atoms. Heinrich and his team have successfully shown that data can be stored in as few as 12 magnetic atoms. That's 12 versus 1 million and it means a hundred times more information can be stored in the same space.
The way it works it? By using a different magnetic structure called antiferromagnetism, Heinrich explains. Instead of atoms pointing (or spinning) in the same direction, Heinrich and his team arranged atoms so they alternately point in different directions.
The result is that "they don't talk to each other as much…they can be parked closer together"' Heinrich said.
In physics parlance that would be: "Taking advantage of their inherent alternating magnetic spin directions, they demonstrated the ability to pack adjacent magnetic bits much closer together than was previously possible."
Heinrich, a German who received his Ph.D. from University of Goettingen, showed that this can be done at low temperature and by that we're talking about 10 Kelvin which translates into about -260 degrees Celsius.
"I think 150 atoms should be stable at room temperature," Heinrich said.
For the world outside the lab manipulating matter by its most basic component – the atom — can mean a way to build, faster, smaller and most of all more energy-efficient devices but that's not easily replicated on a commercial scale.
"It took a room full of equipment worth about 1 million dollars and a whole lot of sweat," Heinrich said of his research.
"The atoms are in a very regular pattern because we put them there," Heinrich said. "Nobody knows how to make that cost effective in manufacturing…that's the core issue of nanotechnology."
Luckily, that's not Heinrich's problem. His quest is to explore what is possible, allowing a glimpse of the future.
What would Heinrich like to show? "I want to be able to build a computer on atoms."
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This reveals the limits of western computer technology. With a temperature of 10 degrees K (-260 C), one can store 83,333 times as much data, but it may cost $83.333 billion per unit. Bill Gates and Warren Buffet combined could not afford it.
I don't understand that: "That's 12 versus 1 million and it means a hundred times more information can be stored in the same space." Looking naively at it, the factor seems to be rather 100000 than 100.
"matter by its most basic component – the atom —". This is obviously not true from a physical perspective. Looking from the limited perspective of chemistry it may be considered true, even though I remember having learned about protons, electrons and neutrons in my few chemistry classes at highschool. In any case the claim that the atom is the most basic component of matter isn't valid from the overall perspective even just of today's mainstream natural sciences — the most basic of it being physics. It seems to me at least.
The difference between the number of atoms required for a bit and the packing density of the memory is that in order to read the individual bits, they need to be spaced out, and that space is more significant when there are fewer atoms used per bit.
While atoms are in fact made of subatomic particles, the "most basic component" of manufacturing is the atom. For example, you can't build a house out of neutrons and discard the protons and electrons.


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A company spokeswoman said sponsorship will be supported with marketing activities throughout New York from its roster agencies, including WPP Group's Ogilvy & Mather, New York, and promotions agency Momentum, New York.
Spending was not disclosed.
The events are meant to coincide with American Express' move back into its corporate headquarters at the World Financial Center, which was evacuated on Sept. 11.


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OneVision launches newest version of Voyager
Monday, April 19, 2010
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Regensburg, Germany – OneVision, a global provider of prepress and premedia software solutions to the printing and publishing industries, announced the launch of the newest version of Voyager, a software solution designed to automate file submission and approval. Voyager gives end users the ability to easily upload and submit their files 24/7 to publishers and printers.
The integrated approval process allows each user to accept or reject the real-time proof online, thus minimizing administrative work for both publishing and printing companies and their customers.
The new version of Voyager has seen considerable improvements in terms of usability, user administration and speed: companies producing a broad range of publications will now find additional controls to help manage workflow path access and user permissions. To further enhance automation, Voyager now offers the possibility to set up multiple hot folder configurations, which extend the use of Voyager for automatically submitting and retrieving processed files (round-tripping). In addition, the speed of Voyager has been increased to provide faster throughput in higher volume workflows.
The latest version of Voyager will be on display – along with a variety of other software tools specifically designed to streamline premedia operations – at the IPEX 2010, taking place May 18 - 25 at the NEC in Birmingham. At booth #C240 in hall 11, OneVision will have product experts on hand to give live demonstrations of the new Voyager as well as other OneVision software solutions.
OneVision's customers include national, regional and local newspaper and magazine publishers, as well as digital and commercial printers in more than 60 countries.
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You have a lot of accounting experience. You've worked with a lot of accounting systems. You may even have used Dynamics GP before; or Great Plains (in the days before the "Great Acquisition").
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You have a good idea of what you want.
You think you could probably even implement the new system yourself.
Guess what. You're about to discover Dynamics GP for you, when you want it, where you want it.
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Normally a Masters degree in a relevant discipline.
Months of entry
Course content
The MPhil/PhD in Linguistics is a research training programme which combines foundational and advanced courses in the core areas of linguistics, training on research methods and research work leading to a dissertation. The Department is strongly research-oriented, and through a combination of courses, advanced seminars and individual supervision, aims to provide the intellectual discipline, knowledge and skills required of a well-rounded researcher.
Supervision is offered in theoretical, descriptive and comparative linguistics, translation and language pedagogy. Depending on the research topic, it may also be possible to arrange joint supervision with specialists in other departments.Research in the department
Research interests of the faculty are wide-ranging and span the world's languages, from Chinese to Arabic, Swahili to Korean, Mongolian to Japanese. This focus on Asian and African languages, combined with the unparalleled access to the considerable language and regional expertise of other SOAS researchers constitutes a unique resource for the study of theoretical, comparative and descriptive linguistics, language documentation and description, language pedagogy and translation.Some recent research theses
- Mahmoud Fathulla Ahmad: The tense and aspect system in Kurdish
- Najat Benchiba: A structural analysis of Moroccan Arabic and English intra-sentential code switching
- Kay Johnson: Static spatial expression in Ske – an Oceanic language of Vanuatu
- Judith Nakayiza: The sociolinguistics of multilingualism in Uganda
- Ian Pickett: Some aspects of dialect variation among the nomads in Syria and Lebanon
- Teresa Poeta: Object properties and object marking in Makhuwa
- Sandy Ritchie: Internal possessor prominence in Chimane
Department specialisms
Phonology; Syntax; Semantics; Computational Linguistics; Dialectology; Phonetics; Historical Linguistics; Preservation of Threatened Languages
Information for international students
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Fees and funding
British Academy, ESRC, EPSRC, university.
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Dairy Science
Dairy Science – an international Master's Program on dairy production, economics and food at the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel
The master's program "Dairy Science" focuses on the interdisciplinary aspects of on-farm milk production, dairy economics, and processing of dairy food and products. The study program imparts the most current scientific knowledge in dairy production, including economics, breeding, feed, nutrition and biochemistry, animal welfare and health, milking technology, eco-efficiency, processing and quality of dairy products, and it conveys methodological skills to work scientifically and systematically. Students strengthen their competences in the field of dairy science and acquire skills in analytical understanding of the entire dairy production process chain.
The international Master's program Dairy Science
The study program on dairy science is intended for students who hold a Bachelor's degree in agriculture or in a related field and with interest in a consecutive, multidisciplinary qualification with focus on dairy science. The program includes relevant topics from several disciplines of the Faculty of Agricultural and Nutritional Sciences like plant production, animal science, human nutrition and economics. The program replaces our attractive former certificate on dairy science, now with new structure and contents, and graduated with an international master's degree. Classes are held in English and are open for students from all over the world with interest in dairy science.
Career perspectives
The international Master's program conveys a reasonable mix of applied knowledge and fundamentals and prepares students for a broad spectrum of job positions. Graduates will be qualified to take leading positions in national and international operating companies in the field of dairy production and marketing, to participate, e.g., in product development, enhancement of technologies and methods, or to begin a doctoral course and a scientific career at university.
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2004 Kia Rio LS 1.3
Needs to be very patient
The driver's power window jammed after 3 months (??!!!) and central locking mechanism (tailgate) gave way after 6 months.
General Comments:
Generally, Rio is a very handsome car. I have the 5-door version (Cinco in US) with the 1.3 auto transmission. The car felt quite well screwed, but the lack of low-end pull is REALLY disappointing. Rear legroom is also very compromised if the driver were to push his seat any further to get a comfy driving position. Lastly, the brake system is one of the scariest I've tried in years! Other than the "dead" feeling (or rather the "no-feel") is seriously hampering some spirited driving.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 18th October, 2005
3rd Nov 2005, 04:12
Lower the height of the drivers seat. It gives a bit more leg room.
It is irritating that the Rio is built such that you can't see stop lights when you park close up.
21st Nov 2005, 00:20
I wish to know more on fuel consumption for Kia Rio 1.3A base on RM/km.
Thank you
2nd Sep 2006, 12:37
After installing an after-market extractor, the car feels much better and livelier. Highway sprints can made with much ease and the fuel consumption had also improved. The brakes still leave much to be desired.
4th Apr 2007, 14:48
Could you please explain what an aftermarket "extractor" is? I was considering a Rio with the 1.6 until I drove one today and was extremely disappointed with the lack of takeoff power. It's not a sports issue, it's a safety issue for pulling out into traffic. When I left the dealer lot, I had to cross 3 lanes of oncoming 45m/h (US) traffic (about 60 feet) in good time to be safe, and that's not unusual in the US. I'd have been very afraid to try that in the Rio I had just driven, but if there's a performance enhancement I could add, that might change my mind.
Thanks for any help!
27th Jun 2007, 08:26
An after-market extractor is actually the exhaust manifold (likely to be called the "header" in some parts of the world). This is the first portion of the exhaust pipe which connects to the engine block. Trust me when I say that by simply changing to a tuned length extractor, mid-range pull will increase dramatically. As for low-end torque, I'm still working on that... Maybe an A'PEXI SAFC will do the job, haha... I believe you can easily get a tuned-length extractor in US, especially for the 1.6 MI-Tech engine... by the way, I'm driving a 1.3 SOHC 8-valve here in Malaysia : (


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Neil Young: iPod inventor Jobs preferred vinyl
Neil Young wants a convenient digital device to play music — like an iPod — but with higher-quality sound than consumers hear now with digitally compressed files.
The rock legend — whose 'Heart of Gold', 'Old Man' and many others are still top-sellers on iTunes — said he had discussed the idea with late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, and that he and Jobs were working on the issue before he died.
Although Jobs was "a pioneer in digital music and his legacy is tremendous, when he went home he listened to vinyl," Young said on Tuesday at a conference sponsored by the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital blog. "You've got to believe if he lived, he would have done what I'm trying to do," Young added.
Now that Jobs is dead, "not much" is going on in that area, and development will be up to "some rich guy" who sees the need for crisper music from a device that fits in your pocket, he said.
Consumers hear just a fraction of what musicians create in the studio but deserve 100 percent, he added."People should not associate high resolution with inconvenience."
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What is he talking about? Vinyl has nowhere the frequency range and dynamic range of a well converted MP3 or Apples ac4 digital files. Records never did low frequencies well and channel seperation was poor. Maybe a multi-track studio tape but not vinyl records.
Now those single channel thumping subwoofers shiould be the issure. They have no channel seperation and do nothing more than thump at a narrow frequency range and annoy the neighbors. Put the $ into a good pair of speakers.
Big fan of yours Neil, right from the time when you were all togather as CSNY, you created some beautiful harmonies vocally and instrumentally as well so yes, we would like to hear the full band playing in Hi Def. would be fantastic "old man" I would like to hear "Dark Star" in it's full spectrum.


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By DAVE McMILLION
Staff Writer
The Hagers-Town Town and Country Almanack hits the newsstands this week, predicting a slightly snowier winter than usual.
But almanac officials are treading carefully on the prediction, especially considering the odd, unpredictable weather in the last year.
A weird jet stream has persisted over the area in the last year, creating a mild winter that completely threw off the almanac's prediction, according to Jerry Spessard, business manager of the almanack.
The almanack predicted 61 inches of snow last year, but only 27.5 inches fell.
But that doesn't stop the folks at the almanack from trying again, and they stand faithfully behind their idea of predicting the weather based on sunspots. The belief is that the frequency of sunspots ultimately affects weather on Earth, Spessard said.


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