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By Simon Shah, Chief Marketing Officer, Redwood Software
Making the switch from manual processes to robotic process automation is a journey that brings up a lot of questions and considerations. No matter how large or complex your organization, the right solution can integrate seamlessly, boost efficiency and save you money.
But wasting time and money on the wrong automation solution is a mistake that doesn't need to be made.
Fresh from the publication of Ovum's report 'The Value Proposition of Redwood Robotics Software', we've listed just a few of the key considerations to bear in mind when you compare different robotics solutions. Be sure to read the full white paper report for deeper insights.
The most common mistake: Confusing desktop RPA with real robotics
Redwood's platform integrates and interfaces at a system level to provide a far higher percentage (typically 90% or above) of robotization of manual tasks.
To achieve this it combines a variety of different features that don't rely on merely replicating human activity and instead focusses on automating efficient processes.
In contrast, classic desktop RPA tools integrate at the user interface level, leading to frequent errors and the need for reprogramming any time there are design changes of the screens. In addition, desktop RPA tools don't scale well. Each package requires virtualized hardware and software licenses.
The typical results of 'automation' through desktop RPA is usually around 10% - 30% levels of automation.
The difference between a holistic approach to robotics versus desktop RPA is huge.
Full automation requires the robotics software to interface with a variety of ERP and other on-premises systems, but also hybrid cloud environments, pure cloud-based applications and external websites – such as when registering a new supplier and performing a web check against a supplier blacklist
Many of these processes can be fully robotized as part of a truly scalable, software-agnostic solution. But not by desktop RPA alone.
Don't be fooled by the demo
A key driving force in robotics implementation is cost – both of rollout and total cost of ownership (TCO). But don't be fooled by the slick demos you'll see and promises that can't be substantiated.
Time and again, we hear stories from customers about RPA tools that promise the Earth in demos but fall apart in a live production environment. Or that show good utility in simple setups but are cost prohibitive and resource intensive when companies try to scale.
The kicker here is that if you choose desktop RPA instead of truly robotized solutions, the work (and cost) at the start of the journey is comparable but ends with a far lower number of automated processes and a much more complex and costly setup to manage.
A key difference with robotized solutions is the ability to accurately predict cost simply by working out how many manual processes can be automated.
Any reputable robotics vendor will work with you to show you how to document processes and break each one down as part of the pitching phase in order to achieve accurate rollout and TCO estimation.
When you approach the automation of complex processes across departments, geographies and cost centers, a vital piece of the puzzle is how those processes are deployed and managed.
While desktop RPA solutions might have some basic templates, they typically require significant time and expense to deploy. Each robot for each task needs to be programmed extensively and frequently reprogrammed when they break due to upstream UI changes.
In contrast, Redwood delivers thousands of pre-built plug-and-play best practice process robots that customers can use and drag and drop to build their robotised processes. Or use as starting point to build their own robots.
This means you can deploy in as little as just a few weeks and just as important, you don't need a team of technicians to keep them running.
Management and orchestration
When you deploy a desktop RPA solution the total staff headcount will likely fall. But the end result is that you replace manual tasks carried out by lower-skilled employees with automation that requires constant attention from fewer higher-skilled employees. It's like buying a puppy that never grows up and never learns to look after itself.
It's this lack of extensibility, pre-built intelligence and demand for complex management that trips other systems up when it comes to cross-process orchestration. Without this straight through process coordination and synchronization – that simply can't be done by classic RPA tools – the management of hundreds or thousands of global processes is complicated and expensive.
Consider activities like asset management, which frequently requires the co-ordination of hundreds of interdependent and globally-distributed processes.
The ability to automate those dependencies (and to cope with service level agreements) is far beyond the scope of traditional RPA. And even if it was possible you'd have to individually program each of those tasks and manage those interdependencies.
Ultimately, when you consider robotization, the long-term view is critical to extracting the true value from the investment you're making – tools that only work perfectly on a single process in a demo just won't cut it in a production environment.
For full robotization, you need inbuilt workflow management that doesn't require technical expertise, easily configurable robots, and the ability to integrate with platforms and systems in a variety of different ways.
Pure desktop based automation might have seemed like a good idea once, but savvy customers or customers who have trialled classic RPA tools are now much wiser and understand that robot efficiency is about getting rid of repetitive and inefficient human process, not just replicating it with a computer.
But don't take our word for it. Download Ovum's white paper and find out why you should commit to a true process-centric approach to robotic process automation. And discover the difference between first generation RPA tools versus a flavour of robotics that puts the process at the heart of what it does.
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Attaching great importance to cooperating with international solution partners, Turaç is attending IWA 2018, one of Europe's most prestigious firearms, shooting and hunting exhibitions, to develop new collaborations. At the exhibition, which is being held in Nuremberg, Germany, between March 9 and 12, Turaç is showcasing its Sterling brand pistol, rifle and shotgun cartridges. Among the cartridges on display are the company's products with C.I.P. certification – which is granted by the C.I.P. and is necessary for the sale of ammunition in its member states that are mostly in Europe.
The most popular C.I.P.-certified Turaç products to be showcased at the exhibition are the 9×19 mm Sterling pistol cartridge family. The leading high-performance members of this product family are the Parabellum FMJ (full metal jacket) and Luger FMJ. The Luger JHP (jacketed hollow point) cartridges also stand out with their high destructive power, with shells that deform immediately after striking the target, thus increasing their cross-section area. Meanwhile, the Subsonic FMJ outrivals its competitors with its low level of noise, which results from the fact that the muzzle velocity of the shell is lower than the speed of sound. With a muzzle velocity of 290 m/s, this product has been developed for deployment in special missions.
Another C.I.P.-certified Turaç product family is the Sterling shot shells product group. Manufactured in gauges of 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32 and 36, these shot shells can be used in a wide range of applications, including shooting sports and hunting. These products, all of which have been developed for specific areas of use, are offered to the users in a wide spectrum. The members of this product family and their outstanding features are as follows:
- Exclusive series: The pellet number, gunpowder type, wad type, range, and muzzle velocity of these shot shells are optimised for specific game types.
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- Heavy Load series: These shot shells, which should not be fired from regular guns due to the high pressures they generate, have been developed especially for sporting guns, namely semi-Magnums, Magnums and 3.5"-barrelled weapons.
- Competition series: This product family has been developed for competitive use in target, trap and skeet shooting, and consist of hard and soft pellets, as well as single slugs.
- Less-Lethal series: This cartridge family, which is the primary choice of security forces, was developed for use in riot incidents. The lethality of this cartridge family has been reduced significantly, and these cartridges can either fire single slugs, buckshot or two balls, all made of rubber. This product family, which is lethal at distances of less than 10 metres, also includes blank cartridges and pyrotechnic signal cartridges.
- Elegance series: Ideal for quail, duck, goose, partridge and rabbit hunting, these low-recoil cartridges are made of 100 percent lead slugs, and offer a high hit rate.
- Tactical series: Comprising three members, namely Sheriff, Shershen and Bolide, this product family offers high penetration capability, and has been developed especially for hunting thicker-skinned game.
In this year's exhibition, Turaç will also be exhibiting for the first time its rifle cartridges, which are now about to enter serial production. As the primary choice of hunting and shooting sports enthusiasts, this product family includes the 5.56×45 mm (.223 Rem.), 7.62×51 mm (.308 Win.) and 7.62×39 mm cartridges, which can be used in all rifles manufactured according to the former NATO standards, the new NATO standards and the former Eastern Bloc standards, respectively.
Commenting on the products to be displayed at the exhibition, Fatih Altunbaş, General Manager of Turaç, said: "We had set off with the philosophy of offering our customers the best products at the lowest costs, and our products are now seeing use in many important countries, including Germany and France. The number of countries in our customer portfolio has reached levels that can be considered as a record for our sector. Our intention is to establish new collaborations at IWA 2018, and utilise these collaborations to have our products – which stand out with their cost-effectiveness – reach a broader range of users."
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We did it! We put in an offer on the house I mentioned yesterday. Now we wait for the awkward back and forth dance of counter offers and negotiations.
During this waiting time, I'm doing what any other perspective home buyer would do: I'm counting my chickens before they hatch. I.e., I'm combing through an endless stream of Pinterest boards, trying to figure out how to turn the house that we don't even own into a home. Maaaybe I'm jumping the gun, but I just can't stop imagining it because I'm so excited about the possibility. Also insomnia.
When we first walked through the house, I felt a feeling similar to when I first realized I loved Chris. All at once it seemed too good to be true, but yet there it was in my grasp. I saw my future, but this time, I also saw my kids' futures. So, yeah. I'm praying it works out, and I'm up late pinning.
There's a reason why you never saw an Adored Austin home tour until the house was staged and we were 90% moved out. It's because I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to decorating an interior.
I'm a blogger, dang it, so isn't my home supposed to be photo opp ready at all times? Um, no. Riiiiiight.
I've mentioned that it took me five years to choose paint colors and that I probably never would have had art hung if it weren't for my mother-in-law, who helped hang pictures on one of her visits. Decor just isn't my thing and it's not something I feel particularly passionate about.
But now that I know we have a potential house in our crosshairs, I need to figure out how to furnish it. I bought some decor magazines at Target yesterday, but I didn't really like any of them. Maybe I just don't like decor?
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On the surface, there wouldn't appear to be anything good that could come from the deaths of three Lexington teenagers.
But when the layers of grief are pulled back, the shortened lives of Josh Shipman, Jesse Higginbotham and Hannah Landers have had — and continue to have — a positive impact.
On Saturday, several organizations are hosting the first local screening of Straightlaced: How Gender's Got Us All Tied Up, a documentary that explores the pressures teens endure to conform to accepted gender boundaries.
That film is dedicated to Hannah, who was one of the 50 young people producers interviewed to gauge the restrictions society puts on teens in defining their masculinity or femininity.
Hannah was a good friend of Josh, an openly gay student at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School who committed suicide in October 2006. He was 15.
Josh's death greatly affected Jesse as well, even though Jesse barely knew Josh. In fact, to honor Josh and other deceased Dunbar students, Jesse, who was gifted with computers, spearheaded the creation of a memorial garden on the school grounds.
In 2007, however, Jesse, 17, was killed in a car accident. Family and friends, including Hannah, continued working on the memorial garden, spending many weekends there amending the soil and planting.
In May 2008, Hannah died in an automobile accident, the third Dunbar student to die in less than two years.
Before she died, Hannah had been interviewed about Josh at the garden by a film crew from Groundspark, a non-profit California film company that uses that medium to bring about social change.
Hannah spoke of her loving friendship with Josh and of the negativity he endured because of his flamboyant personality.
A producer arranged for Hannah and her mother to fly to San Francisco for a second interview, but Hannah died days before that trip.
"We finished the film without that extra interview and all knew immediately that we would dedicate Straightlaced to Hannah's memory, and by extension, to the spirit of her activism," Debra Chasnoff, president and senior producer at Groundspark, wrote in a blog post Dec. 30.
Jesse's mother, Rebecca Woloch, said Hannah was deserving of the honor. "She is probably one of the most compassionate people I ever met.
"I hadn't known her that long, a little over a year," Woloch said. "She was an incredible support system for me. She wasn't afraid to grieve out loud."
The message of the film is one of acceptance of others regardless of their dress, sexual orientation or desire to wear a particular color, said Woloch. That epitomizes what Hannah stood for.
"In the movie she said people ask her why she was friends with Josh, and she said, 'Why not?'" Woloch said.
"These are stories of kids who identify as gay, straight, bisexual or whatever," she said. "It's about the biases we have and the determinations we make based on nothing. Hers was just acceptance and love. Acceptance for who they are."
Hannah's father, the Rev. Richard Landers, a retired Baptist minister, said the documentary is well-done.
"Most of the kids were straight like Hannah," he said. "But there were teenagers who had more flamboyant lifestyles. There is enough room for all of us here."
Through the teens, the film explores how peer pressure influenced the choice of clothing, classes and friends. For example, one boy talks about how his purple shirt could result in teasing about his sexuality.
"Hannah at 17, and leading up to 17, was a master of unconditional love," her father said. "I was fearful of her sticking her neck out, but in looking back on it, the teacher became the student. She was teaching us all what to do."
Groundspark has produced several films through its The Respect for All Project that focuses on making schools and communities safe for children. The films are used by teachers and other adults to start conversations about differences, alleviating prejudice and creating a caring society.
Some of the social issues the program confronts are bullying and name-calling, the diverse family life in America, gender and gay issues, and the environment.
In Straightlaced, teens from all spectrums of life talk about the restraints placed on them to stay within the boundaries of what is deemed masculine or feminine. The film is intended as a starting point for discussions.
Woloch wanted the film shown in Lexington because of Hannah's role in it and in the lives of Jesse and Josh.
The Kentucky Fairness Alliance; Lexington Gay and Lesbian Services Organization; Gay Straight Alliance; Voices of Change, a suicide prevention organization; and Dunbar's No Day But Today support group helped to sponsor the premiere. Fred Mills, manager of The Kentucky Theatre, agreed to show it.
The Central Kentucky Council for Peace and Justice will host a reception before the film. Admission is free, but donations will be split among Groundspark, the Hannah Landers Scholarship Fund and a suicide prevention program in Josh's name.
"We are bringing the film to Lexington to continue Hannah's work and tell Josh's story," Woloch said.
And that's true. Bringing Straightlaced here pays homage to Josh, Jesse and Hannah, who had hearts big enough to accept differences.
But it is also an opportunity for the rest of us to follow their lead. There is a lot to be learned from our children. We can start if we allow people around us to be themselves because we accept them for who they are.


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By Rodolfo C. Severino. Mr. Severino is secretary-general of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Developer Motion Twin has announced that their long awaited 'roguevania' action platformer, Dead Cells, will fully launch digitally for PC, Mac, Linux, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on August 7, 2018.
Dead Cells will be available for $24.99, but those who pre-order the console version will receive a 20% discount, decreasing the price to only $19.99.
Physical versions of Dead Cells are currently available to pre-order from Signature Edition Games for PC, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch and will be released on August 17 in Europe and August 21 in North America. The PC Special Edition is available for $35.00 USD and includes a twenty-page concept art book and soundtrack. The PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch Signature Editions of the game will include a region free copy of Dead Cells, a double-CD digipak soundtrack, an exclusive enamel character pin, a fifty-six-page hardback art book, a numbered certificate of authenticity featuring Motion Twin autographs, and an embossed outer box featuring exclusive artwork, and are available for $45.00 and $49.99, respectively.
Dead Cells will launch for PC, Mac, Linux, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on August 7, 2018. The game is also currently available in Early Access on Steam and GOG for $24.99 USD.
Watch the release date announcement trailer below.


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Here's your chance to view the last two modern circus trains and the only carnival that still travels by rail!
Every year the Circus World Museum at Baraboo, Wisconsin reenacts an old-fashioned circus train. Antique circus wagons from the museum's extensive collection are loaded aboard railroad cars by traditional methods.
Then vintage passenger diesels power the special train across the state to Milwaukee where these highly prized wagons, pulled by teams of powerful draft horses called "baggage stock," will star in the annual Great Circus Parade.
The James E. Strates Carnival travels the eastern US aboard a 61-car train. Many of the carnival's employees live aboard the train, just as in times past.
Jimmy Strates, the founder's grandson, relates what it was like growing up on the train and explains how traveling by rail works better for the company than other transportation methods.
These trains and others are shown while underway and as equipment and personnel work to load and unload them.
You'll see the unique methods used to handle heavy equipment and gain additional background on the great American circus trains of the past and present.
It's a railroading experience like no other and one the whole family will enjoy!
Produced by - Pentrex
Running time - 105 Minutes
In Colour with Stereo Sound and Narration
DVD only


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It is the evening of Saturday 14 July [1] 1956. I am 22 and at the end of my second year at Oxford. I am halfway through my annual fortnight with the Reserves. I am flying de Havilland Chipmunks with other members of the university air squadron at the RAF station at West Malling. I am now talking shop with my friend John Flint [2] in the Horse and Groom, a nearby pub.
An old buffer who has been drinking by himself comes over to us. "Couldn't help overhearing you chaps talking about flying. Had a bit to do with the RAF during the last war. Let me introduce myself: I'm Colonel Wintle."
He is a short but erect man with a moustache and a monocle that has the effect of making one eye look different from the other. One of his hands seems to be missing some fingers.
We airmen and the soldier continue to chat merrily until closing time, with the soldier doing most of the talking. "Let's carry this on tomorrow morning at my place", says the colonel. "Good show," we say, "Good night!"
John and I duly turn up at the colonel's house. We settle down over coffee and he tells us how in the Twenties he had studied the build-up of a new German army by inspection of telephone directories, in which officers always listed themselves with their ranks.
He shows us the battledress tunic he had been wearing when he had been shot by a burst of machine gun fire on the Western Front. We look in awe at the diagonal line of four neat holes in the front of the tunic. The colonel slips his braces off his shoulders and pulls up his shirt and vest. We look in greater awe at the diagonal line of four round scars across his chest.
He rearranges his clothing and tells us of a rogue solicitor who had preyed upon his (the colonel's) simple-minded aunt and had persuaded her to alter her will in his (the solicitor's) favour. When she died the colonel had failed to get the will overturned. He took drastic action. He went to the solicitor's office and forcibly debagged him, then photographed him. The colonel produces the photograph. We look at the wobbly legal buttocks. We hear that the solicitor did not take kindly to all this and brought a charge of assault against the colonel which resulted in him being sent to prison.
By now gin had replaced coffee which means that the answers to certain of our questions are not fully understood or later remembered. How had those bullets failed to pierce a vital organ and kill him? What had been the purpose behind the debagging? Where had he been jailed, and what was it like inside?
Fast forward fifty five years to the evening of Monday 24 January 2011. I am in my local, The Mitre, and I am telling my friends about the the delay in resuming my postgraduate Biography course at the University of Buckingham.
"I've explained to them why the topic I chose for my thesis last summer is now not feasible and they don't like my proposal to write about the journey to Rome made by Anglo-Saxons before the Norman Conquest: they say it would be insufficiently biographical. I'm now hoping that they'll agree to my writing about just one of them, that's Archbishop Sigeric: he's the only one who left a detailed account of his journey."
"Just a moment," says one of my friends, a retired professor, "You're still putting the emphasis upon a journey rather a person. I don't think they'll accept this proposal either: it's not biographical enough. Why not write about someone entirely different? Tell me, who's the most interesting person you've ever met in your life? Whoever it is, write about him!"
I spin my mental Rolodex: hundreds, nay thousands, of images flash past in a nanosecond: the device stops at the card with the picture of the monocled and moustachio'd warrior I had met half a century before.
"Colonel Wintle", I say, and I tell them the stories that I had heard in that pub and that house in Kent.
[1] This date needs confirming by reference to my RAF Pilots Log Book, in the attic
[2] This name has been changed. Surviving friends from those years will know his real name.


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Saturday 14th July 2018
12 Noon - 11.00pm
Presented by Waltham Festivals Ltd
Hoe Road Recreation Ground, Bishops Waltham, SO32 1DS
Moors Edge Festival will bring you the very best in local and national talent for a one day Music Festival. An array of live music across two stages (one being totally undercover) from midday to 11pm. You can expect an eclectic mix of home grown talent along with other incredible acts, kids entertainment, copious stalls to keep you entertained, well stocked bars offering the finest of tipples and an abundance of good food.
Or of course, if you prefer, please do bring your own picnic - all we ask is that
you do not bring your own alcohol or any glass on to the festival site.
This is shaping up to be a Hampshire based festival you will not want to miss in 2018.
We look forward to seeing you at this fresh, new event catching some summer feel good vibes...
Dedicated Children's Area with your favourite Princesses. Folk, blues, dance, original artists, DJ's, Acoustic and all finished off with the Ultimate 90s Dance covers act Ultra 90s with a full on UV Party
(All ages welcome & well behaved dogs on leads)
Adults £15.00 + bf (£20 on the day)
Age 12-17 £5.00 + bf (£10 on the day)
Under 12's FREE (must have a ticket)
ULTRA 90s


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Kerala Varkala Beach Tours
Number of Days: 8N / 9D
Destinations Covered: 2 Nights Varkala, 1 Night Houseboat, 1 Night Kumarakom, 1 Night Periyar, 2 Nights Munnar + 1 Night Cochin
Tour Cost – 2 Adults In INR
|Varkala Hotels
|Kumarakom Hotels
|Periyar Hotels
|Munnar Hotels
|Cochin Hotels
|Deluxe 40500
|Deshadan Resort – Standard Room
|Kumarakom Lagoon-Deluxe
|Kerala Houseboats -Aqua Melody
|Ranger Woods /Periyar Meadows
|Great Escape Executive room
|Wyte Fort-Std room
|Super-Deluxe 46000
|Sanctum Spring
|Backwater Ripples garden view
|Kerala Houseboats -Aqua Melody
|Wild Corridoon- Deluxe room
|Fort Munnar –Lake view
|Avenue Regent-Std room
Costs of Children (between 5 and 12 yrs)
- with Extra bed 25 % of Couple cost.
- without Extra bed 20 % of Couple cost.
Travel to Varkala Keralaincludes
- Transportation using A/C Car (Indica) as per the itinerary below, inclusive of fuel, parking Toll Driver allowance
- Accommodation in specified hotels
- Daily breakfast
- Houseboat cruises – (1 Room in 3 or 4 Bedroom Aqua melody luxury full time A/c Houseboat)
- All meals in Houseboat
- All applicable Taxes
Note :
- 01 Bedroom separate Houseboat (Ac from 9.00 pm to 6.00 am only)
- In case of A/c not working due to any technical faults difference between A/c and Non A/c Charges will be refunded
Travel to Varkala Kerala does not includes
- Any transportation which is not mentioned in the itinerary
- Lunch/Dinner at hotels ,Room service , Telephone calls laundry Any portage at airports and hotels, tips, insurance, wine, mineral water, telephone charges, guide
Travel to Varkala Kerala- Itinerary
Day : 01 Trivandrum / Cochin û Varkala beach
Your Travel to Varkala kerala starts on Arrival at Trivandrum/Cochin airport, Transfer to Varkala beach ( 45 km/ 1 hrs from Trivandrum & 220 K M /6 hrs from Cochin) check in at hotel rest of the day at leisure on the beach ,enjoy the scene of Arabian waves embracing virgin sands in Kerala -Gods own country. Overnight stay at Hotel Varkala.Varkala Beach is one of the most isolated Beaches in Kerala. Away from the noise and tensions of daily life, the beach proves to be an ideal haven for those in need of one. Swinging palm trees above and soft sands beneath you feet, promises you a rejuvenating vacation. Popular for many things, the Varkala Beach Resort is widely known for mineral springs near the beach which is believed to have some medicinal properties, thus witnessing a large number of people coming all year to drink and bathe in the mineral springs.
Day : 02 Varkala beach
AM: 0900 Hrs breakfast visit the 800-year old Janardhana temple, dedicated to Ayyappan and Hanuman, atop the hill has brought a sobriquet for the region, Southern Kasi (Benares). Afternoon enjoy the quite beautifull Papanasam beach which is a perfect place to watch the sunset or relax gazing at the horizon. The area is covered with coconut palms This beach is bordered by high cliffs. Right below this cliff is the 500 -meter stretch beaches. Overnight at Varkala.
Day : 03 Varkala – Kumarakom
0900 Hrs after breakfast check out from Hotel and we drive down to Kumarakom (140 Kms / 3.5 Hrs). On arrival at Kumarakom visit the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary and later
check in at hotel in, Evening go for Sunset cruise (optional) or enjoy the beauty of backwater by just relaxing near Vembanadu Lake.On the shores of the enchanting vembanad lake , 14 km form Kottayam , lies kumarakom a small-town .the most interesting area in the backwater is the 'Kuttanad' region called rice bowl of kerala .Kumarakom is just one little village in this region on the banks of the beautiful vembanad lake .The village of kumarakom is a cluster of little island s on the vembanad lake .& is a part of the kuttanad region .The bird sanctuary in kumarakom is spread across 14 acres is a favourite haunt of migratory birds & ornithologist's paradise.
Day 04 Alleppey- Houseboat
Morning at leisure at resort, 1230 hrs checks in at houseboat. Rest of the day at leisure on the House Boat. Sit back and relax while the boat cruises through the narrow serene backwater canals of Kumarakom & Alleppey and seen in breathing green, the village slumbers by the Vembanadu Lake. On cruise scenery flashes up vivid contrasts of lush green and deep blues. As the boat glider along the gorgeous green of the fringed palms the ripples in the blue water blend in to little wavelets. Lunch, Evening Tea/Coffee with snacks, dinner and Overnight stay on House Boat.
Day 05 Houseboat-Periyar-145KM/4hrs
AM at leisure on House Boat experience the pollution free air and after a good breakfast at 0900 Hrs check out from houseboat On arrival at Thekkady check into Hotel. Thekkady is one of India's most fascinating natural wildlife sanctuaries , where you can watch wildlife sanctuaries , where you can watch wildlife at close range .The vegetation the flora & fauna and the birds of Thekkady are uniquely rich vast & varied that it does not bear semblance to any other wildlife sanctuaries in the world .even a casual visitor to the place will not fail to observe the special ecological pattern of thekkady.In the periyar forest of Thekkady is one of the finest wildlife reserve in India & spread across the entire district are picturesque plantations & hill towns that hold great opportunities for treks & mountain walks.A cruise on through the water of periyar lake around which the wild-life sanctuary is situated offers a soul – stirring pleasant experience . After noon at leisure ,overnight at hotel.
Day : 06 Houseboat – Munnar
AM at leisure on House Boat experience the pollution free air and after a good breakfast at 0900 Hrs check out from houseboat. And we take you to Munnar (180 Kms / 5 Hrs) Munnar is situated at the confluence of three mountain streams – Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala. 1600 m above sea level, this hill station was the summer resort of the British Government in South India. Sprawling tea plantations, picture-book towns, winding lanes and holiday facilities make Munnar a popular hill station. Among the exotic flora found in the forests and grasslands here is the Neelakurinji. This flower which bathes the hills in blue once every twelve years will bloom next in 2006 AD. Munnar also has the highest peak in South India, Anamudi, which towers over 2695 m. Anamudi is an ideal spot for trekking.. On arrival at Munnar check into Hotel.. Overnight stay in Hotel, Munnar
Day 07 Munnar sightseeing
After breakfast we take you for a full day sightseeing trip of Munnar -which is a nature lover's paradise with endless teagardens lakes on western ghat hills; basically it is a tea town. covering – Mattupetty Lake & Dam, Echo Point, Kundale Lake, Blossom Garden, Rajamalai – offering a spectacular view, Eravikulam Wildlife sanctuary, home of Nilgiry Thar( very rare mountain goat), considering the ecological faunal, floral, geo- morphological and zoological significant & Tea Plantation. Later return to the hotel for overnight stay.
Day 08 Munnar -, Sight seeing
After breakfast we will transfer you to Hotel in Cochin .The revered city of Kochi (long known as Cochin), is Kerala's prime tourist destination, spread across islands and promontories in a stunning location between the Arabian Sea and the backwaters. There's a saying in Malayalam that a man who sees Kochi soon forgets his wife. So seductive is Kochi (formerly called Cochin before it got abbreviated to a sneeze, thanks to some linguistic jingoism) that it has long served to tempt voyagers and travelers form all over the globe. The successive influences of the Portuguese, the Dutch and the British have coated Kochi in a shroud of cultural influences that add to the unique ambience, best exemplified by the fascinating samples of Indo-European architecture that dot the older parts of the city.After relaxation go for a half day sightseeing of Cochin, Visit the famous Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, Jews Street, St.Francis church, Chinese fishing net – are huge cantilevered fishing net & the indo-Portuguese Museum. Later transfer you back to Hotel. Overnight stay in Hotel.
Day 09 Departure :
Enjoy your breakfast at hotel and later transfer to hotel, End of the tour and service.
Details of Cancellation Charges
If booking Cancelled before
- 15 days – 5 % of the tour cost
- 7 days – 10 % of the tour cost
- 2 days – 25 % of the tour cost
- Less than 2 days – 100 % of the tour cost


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Scholarships and Bursaries Opportunities for Postgraduate Students
in the Department of Music, University of Manchester
Updated 28 Oct 2009
The deadline for all awards is 15 March 2010
CONTACT PERSON: The Postgraduate Director for Music is Dr Laura Tunbridge:
email: firstname.lastname@example.com – Tel: +44 (0)161 275 8982
- Music Bursaries
– One MusM Bursary covering home fees: for one year full time or two years part-time.
– One PhD Bursary covering home fees: for three years full time or six years part time (subject to satisfactory progress).
– Keith Elcomb Award: any area in music, but preference given to research relating to the Baroque era; up to £6,000 for Masters or PhD bursaries, which may be divided between one, two or three students.
– McMyn Award: any area in music, but preference given to research relating to the
Romantic period; up to £6,000 for Masters or PhD bursaries, which may be divided between one, two or three students.
– Harry Clough Award: one home fees bursary, for one year, at Masters or PhD level.
– Victor Sayer Award: two £2,000 bursaries, at Masters or PhD level.
Music is offering two PhD AHRC Block Grant studentships for 2010-2011.
- Rylands Achievement Awards
£500 towards fees for Manchester graduates with first-class degrees undertaking an MA in the School.
- MA Scholarships for Overseas (non-EU) Students
The School has a number of £2500 scholarships for Overseas (non-EU) MA/MusM students, awarded to applicants of exceptional merit.
- Overseas Research Student (ORS) Awards
The UK Government scheme has now finished, and so the School of Arts, Histories and Cultures has introduced its own scheme to replace it. The School offers up to two awards, paying the difference between Overseas fees and Home/EU fees, to PhD candidates of
exceptional merit. Students will also automatically be entered into the competition for internal bursaries offered by the School.
>>Application process <<
Candidates for the various awards will be ranked by a Subject Area panel on the merit of an application form that includes a record of achievement to date, references, and a statement of purpose (for MA) or research proposal (for PhD). The deadline for all awards is 15 March 2010, but early communication with the prospective Programme Director (at MA level) or supervisor (at PhD level) is essential. In order to be considered for an award, students must first have been accepted onto the relevant degree programme.
>>>en lo referente a NOVARS puedes escribirme a mi: ricardo.climent [ARROBA] manchester.ac.uk <<<


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Encountering this story about the USA's large pool of unemployed young men almost adds insult to injury after a story I read earlier, about how manufacturing corporations are desperate for skilled workers. I agree with Nicholas Eberstadt that this issue is largely invisible from the public eye, and that it's a growing economic crisis. It's a huge problem, but one that carries a gigantic opportunity. Is it too simple to think that this large pool of unemployed young men can be turned into the skilled workers USA's manufacturing industry sorely needs? I think not. While there may be social or governmental solutions to this issue, I see it from the perspective of the industry itself – if manufacturing companies opened their arms to these men, and invested in them the time and education needed to become a skilled technician, their problems would be solved. I know it is easier said than done, but when employees are truly valued and invested in by their companies, the results are almost always positive. For an industry that has turned its back on young workers for a long time, embracing them now seems like the only step they can take towards saving their businesses. Read Eberstadt's full piece at The Wall Street Journal.
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FBI has named Atlanta as one of 14 cities in the U.S. with the highest incidence of children used in Sex Trafficking
On November 24, 2015, Georgia's Attorney General, Samuel S. Olens, presented at Emory University, Department of Emergency Medicine's Grand Rounds. The topic of the presentation was related to Sex Trafficking in Georgia. The statistics he provided were stunning, and the information he shared about connections to Georgia organizations that provide assistance to victims was invaluable to our medical and public health professionals. The Attorney General's Office, and Dr. Jeff Seigelman, Assistant Residency Director for Emory's Department of Emergency Medicine worked together to bring this important information to Emory.
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my last day of work after being fired/laid off/what the hell ever you wanna call it was a week ago, and one week and 3 interviews later, i got a job! hard work pays off y'all =]
i know we're in a recession, but you can find something if you look hard enough, even if it's not what you want.
Guess who got a job?!
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San Jose, CA
Andy Fedor
Dec. 18, 1947 - Sept. 18, 2009
A memorable life that came to a peaceful end. Our dad died as our dad lived; as everyone's friend. In our hearts, a memory will always be kept of the one we loved.
Memorial on Oct. 4th 1:00 p.m. at Lima Funeral Home, San Jose.
Andy Fedor
San Jose, CA


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SDR & 5.12s
To be tested is good. The challenged life may be the best therapist.
Gail Sheehy
It was a crazy, hectic, week from hell preparing for my System Design Review (SDR). Andy, Allie, and I spent almost every waking minute trying to prepare. Thursday came well before it was wanted. The day started out with a tour of the local desalination plant in Jebel Ali. It was great to see the largest desal plant in the world, especially since we learned about it in my Renewable Energy Systems class and are doing desal for our Senior Design project. It was disconcerting to find out that they don't even remove fish from the water before blasting it with chlorine and killing everything. There was even a large dead fish floating in the first reservoir. Unfortunately the actual flash desalination takes place in large chambers that are not visible, but we got to track the entire process and see all of the other processing that goes into creating drinking water from sea water. To top it off we even got polos, a computer mouse, and fed mini sandwiches at the end that were tasty and vegetarian. Interesting, informative, and free food: all the components for a good tour.
We headed back to RIT for our last few hours of preparation and our SDR. We practiced the portion of the presentation we had each decided to present for a few hours until the time came and the real thing got underway. Dr. Hensel, the head of the ME department was in Dubai for the week and attended our review in person so we were a bit nervous about it. Other than skype working even more poorly than normal, the whole thing went alright. Having Dr. Hensel there in person turned out to be very helpful as we could talk with him in person for the first time during our project.
The three of us made it back to EA just in time to grab a bite of food and head out to celebrate with the rest of the gang at Fibber McGees. We had dinner, chatted, belted out songs we knew when they were played (ok, that was mostly just me and Andy) and had a jolly good time. Much later than I should have been back since I was climbing in the morning the first group headed back to EA and I joined.
I woke up to my phone ringing. It was Brian. He was already at my building to pick me up. Apparently I forgot to set alarms or just slept through them all. I grabbed my climbing gear, some water, and some snacks and stuffed them into my backpack and ran out the door. I was still exhausted, hungry, and dehydrated when we got up to RAK to climb. The group ended up being Brian, Renata, Ludmil, and me. I pounded water, ate some of my snacks, and we walked up to the base of DickinaDozer to climb. I skipped the easiest climb and worked my way up the other four from the 5.10a (Motivate) to the 11.b (Reach for the Sky). They were a good set of climbs and by the time I had done a couple of them I totally forgot about being hungry or thirsty, I just wanted to climb more.
(Me on Dog Leg Interruption, 5.10b/c)
Brian and Renata headed off while Ludmill and I did the 5.11b so once done we headed around the corner to Zombie Skull where there were some more routes. There are several easier routes that we had done during xmas break but I had my eye on the prize: The Space Between. It's a F6c+ in the book, but the consensus is that it's a 7.a+ (5.12a) route that goes up the almost blank side of a giant boulder. I geared up and started to lead it. I got as far as the first bolt and kept trying some ungodly hard moves to get higher off a razor sharp two finger pinch. It wasn't working. After a while of trying things I finally gave up and came down. I was planning on leading and easy trad line that I could use to get to the top of the boulder and set a top rope when a guy showed up. He introduced himself as Ralph, the guy who had bolted the newer and easier (than 5.12a) routes Renata and Brian were on. We chatted for a bit and he told me that the bolts on The Space Between were weird and that I actually don't really follow them but stay to the left more. Before resorting to the TR I gave it another go. This time things worked out better. I stayed to the left and made it past the second bolt. The holds were tiny and sloped, but I pulled through and made it up the first part.
(Me on the lower part trying to get up to the second bolt)
(Me about to reach the top of the lower section)
The route got a positive grade and I scrambled up the 15 ft to the next section of hard climbing. I was on the left side of a rounded edge of a slab face with no holds. I worked my way up and down a couple times trying to find a way to get myself all the way onto the slab. I managed to find the two smallest crimps and with some tricky footwork and lifting my foot above my waste I found a sequence I thought would work. The first couple moves worked out but as I had to stand up onto my foot which was on a steep slope and balance using holds that were well blow my waste when I stood up I was precariously positioned. Before I could reach up to find another hold my foot slipped and I went sliding backwards off the rock. Back down 15 ft below I was disappointed, but knew it would work if I could balance. I went back up and tried again, this time I was more unsure of my foot. I had to bounce a bit to keep sliding it up and reposition it which is never a fun thing to do when one foot is the only thing I had to hold me up. It worked though. I stuck the move and finished some slab moves up to the top. So much for the difficult part at the bottom, this was definitely the crux.
After Ludmil had a go on The Space Between on TR we moved the rope over and I TRed Cyclops Eye (7a in the book, 7b or c by consensus which is 5.12b or d). I was already tired but managed to haul my way up the decent holds and hard moves to the top with a few stops along the way. It was no clean run or even a lead, but it sure worked the muscles.
(Throwing up a heel hook to get over the lip of the roof)
(In the eye of the cyclops)
Still not burned out enough I decided to lead Axis of Evil (5.10b) because it was the only bolted route there that I hadn't done. It was a good finisher, fun moves, but not terribly hard or requiring lots of energy.
After that we headed back to the car. Despite the rough start and not having a real meal all day it had been a great day of climbing and I did the most routes I had done in a day in the UAE, including an 11b, 12a, and TRed 12b/d. Before I didn't know that I could even do a 5.12, but as I headed back I decided I have a new goal: climb at least one 5.12 every weekend.


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An explosion happened in a waiting room inside a military hospital in the Thai capital.
More than 20 people have been injured in a small bomb blast at a military hospital in Bangkok.
The explosion happened at Phramongkutklao Hospital, which is used to serve current and retired members of the military and their families.
Police said it was unclear who was behind the explosion, which is thought to be the result of a pipe bomb hiding in a vase in a waiting room area near a pharmacy.
"We found pieces of a circuit and a battery, as well as some wires," the Bangkok Post quoted Deputy National Police Chief General Srivara Rangibrahmanakul as saying. "We'll investigate further by initially we found the explosive to have a range of two to three meters."
Officials said more people had minor wounds as the result of flying glass. Eight people were admitted to the hospital. Sixteen others were injured, but able to walk away from the incident.
The explosion comes on the third anniversary of the 2014 coup that brought the military government to power. Many believe it is because of this that police have reason to suspect those who oppose the junta.
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Now that spring is finally here we can put away our boots and take out, well, basically everything else from the shoe boxes/wardrobe (or wherever we store them). As you could see it I already started collecting my shoes of warmer weather but somehow I'm still not satisfied completely. Moreover, I think I'm in a style rut shoe wise. Why? Let me explain.
1, I'm an ankle boots person. Ankle boots are easy you just pull them on and off, most of the time there have no buckles or any other closure what makes difficult to pull them on. They have an instant cool vibe and they don't break my heels. These are the main reasons I have a lot of them and I could buy one more pair without hesitation.
Ankle boots, ankle boots and more ankle boots for fall and winter…
2, But back to shoes for spring. Lets see what trendy choices we have. Mainly flats and sneakers what I'm not against at all, just you know because I'm on the shorter side and I like wearing non skinny jeans I have to consider what kind of shoes wear with looser fit
pants jeans. I love loafers, babouches, ballerinas and sneakers and I already have those, there's no problem here.
… and sneakers and flats for spring and summer.
3, Where problem comes that's shoes with heels. I told you before that I can't (so I won't) wear shoes with high heels. So what's left? Shoes with mid heels. What we have here those are mainly granny chic shoes, loafers with heels and mules. I tried them I swear, I already bought granny chic shoes because they seemed the perfect solution but I had to return them as somehow I didn't like them on me. 🙁
I'd like wearing granny chic shoes but I guess I'm not a granny chic type.
This is a problem I'm facing every single damn spring. Don't get me wrong, as I said I love flats and sneakers too but it would be so nice to have something else too. Something more chic but not too chic. And therefore I'm constantly browsing the net after the perfect shoes but I always ended with more sneakers and flats to think about.
Although I saw some nice options on others what I could imagine on me, it's really difficult to find something similar with affordable price and good quality.
Like these for example. Yes, I know that the first ones are basically mules but they have closed toes so I'd give a try them. I'm also lusting over that color.
I've just browsed websites trough after shoes with heels. The first thing I had to realise that I don't like buying shoes at Mango and Zara anymore. Just like their bags, most of the time they have questionable quality and most of the people wear these. So I rather pay a bit more and have less but better quality shoes.
Like Vagabond. It seems my love for Vagabond is coming back as my black loafers are from there too. I adore that rusty color but somehow it screams for fall with this loafer style and I already have white leather sneakers (although those are bit different). I adore them both, but do I need another pair loafers or sneakers? Probably not…
Vagabond rusty red suede loafers and white sneakers from their website.
From fast fashion brands I like TopShop's shoe selection. Quality wise at least. But I checked every heels carefully and guess what I found, what I like too…another flats. I love the pointy toes the ties and the pop of color. Especially the yellow ones which could be good options for blue and black jeans.
These Topshop flats are nice but still flats…
I also checked Office Shoes and here you have the shoes what I like more or less. Chanel like suede ballerinas with heels (yes, pretty granny chic too but with a bit higher heels and decent color combo). And peep toe sandals but quite nice ones I have to say.
My favorites(?) from Office Shoes, granny chic style and sandals. But I'm not sure at all because I don't have that I want these immediately feeling. 🙁
And that's it. My conclusion is after this endless seeking that I have three choices:
- I'll compromise and buy buy (another) ballerinas with heels or peep toe sandals. Basically one of them from above. Probably I'll try them and see what happens.
- I'll keep buying flats and sneakers (I still think those Vagabond ones are the closest to me).
- I won't buy anything at all and save my money for other things.
Maybe I keep finding problems where are no problems at all. But wrote this post because these things are important for me (this is a fashion blog after all) and I won't buy everything just too find out which would be the best. But also I know myself that I know I won't give up on seeking the perfect pair.
And also maybe you could find some useful thought or nice shoes here, did you? 🙂 Do you hesitate this much too before buying things? If you have a good tip for me please don't hesitate to tell me.
Xo Andi


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Last week my beloved canine companion reminded me of a deeply personal and theological truth even though, in her pain, she hardly intended to do so. Do you remember the nasty two pronged thunder/lightning storm that passed through here last week? Well the storm hit, and I sadly observed this Border collie (usually decisive and "poetry in motion") utterly frozen in indecision. Since JoAnne's surgery, Abby has been hyper vigilant in protecting her "mommy." She sleeps or just rests on the bed keeping JoAnne under her watchful protection. However, like most dogs, and in her case, intensely so, she is terrified of thunder. There is a place in the house (on the bed in another room in the dark) where she rides out such storms as she shivers, quakes and cries. But now the conundrum: Abby was caught between her self-imposed duty to protect her "sheep" while wanting to flee in fear. Her eyes expressed both terror and confusion, and as a result she was frozen in the hallway – suspended between duty and terror.
Now Abby is but a dog, and she can be endearing and annoying, tragic and triumphant – almost as much as we humans. But she is NOT one of us. Unlike all other creatures, only we humans are described in sacred scripture as having been created "in the image of God." We baptized Christians are also defined by St. Paul as "the Body of Christ" – His presence in the world. We have a purpose in this world, and our lives are not to be defined merely by instinct or desire.
And yet, as I watched poor Abby and tried to comfort her amidst the cracks of "heavenly noise," I was sadly reminded that we can fall into that same trap. We can be caught between what we ought to do and what we want to do. We can allow fear to freeze us into inaction. People do this. I've seen parishes do this, and I pray we never slide into that kind of inertia.
Being open to the Spirit means sometimes returning to our responsibilities in spite of fear. It means being where we may not wish to be doing what we do not wish to do. The risen Jesus told Peter that the day would come where he would be led where he would never wish to go! And Jesus may at times direct us, His church, in the same way. Fear may be real, but it is never the solution.


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Books and Breakfast
In Room 139
Books, Breakfast, & PJ's
January 22nd in our classroom. Breakfast will be provided to the students. Students may wear their pajamas if they choose.
9:00 breakfast will be served (donut holes, Go-Gurt, and fruit)
9:15 discuss The Gingerbread Man Loose in School
9:30 compare The Gingerbread Man Loose in School to other Gingerbread stories we have read.
9:45 explore other books by Laura Murray.
***If you are able to donate an 8 pack of Go-Gurt or a box of donut holes, please email me.


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Marilyn Manson
Download Festival
Main Stage
Sunday, June 10, 2018
By Eric Mackinnon
Throughout the nineties and early part of the noughties, Marilyn Manson was the unrivalled ayatollah of shock n' rolla.
Wrestling the metal baton from the legendary Alice Cooper, his angst ridden, dark lyrics and brooding guitars mirrored the hell which seemed to be inside his head.
During his rise to the top he became the chief target for Christian politicians where he became preferred scapegoat and alleged catalyst for a number of atrocities.
It was a nonsense and Manson was a rock icon for a generation. A bonafide rock star who churned out top ten albums and stadium rousing rock anthems with unrivalled ease and albums and anthems which have since stood the test of time.
Since then Manson has lost his way a little with his live shows and records not gripping listeners and gig goers by the throat as they once did.
But after a couple of years of struggles and Manson has worked hard to return to his foot stomping, ear-splitting glory.
His once lethargic live shows have been rejuvenated with a welcome shot of adrenaline and effort and Manson is once again a 'must see' act at Download this summer. While his 2009 Download performance was widely criticised his more recent showing in 2015 was rightly hailed as a return to the black, brooding best of the shock rocker.
On the album front 2015's ninth studio offering The Pale Emperor was a delicious dark and decadent journey through the weird and warped mind of a metal master craftsman thoroughly enjoying his work again.
It was a huge return to glory for Manson and the track ' the Mephistopheles of Los Angeles' is the best thing he has done since 'mObscene' back in 2003.
He describes the track himself as the 'heart of the album' and it is easy to see why. Lyrically the tune leads listeners down a grisly road with Mephistopheles who is a German demon which is said to collect the souls of the damned.
'Deep Six' is another gloriously brooding number. With lyrics which spit the names of Greek Gods like musical fire it is a banging dark delight with the groove and tempo of a club tune which has been dunked in a bucket of tar.
But it is the classics which will lure the Download Festival masses to their feet.
Tracks like 'Long Hard Road out of Hell', 'Fight Song,' 'The Beautiful People,' 'The Dope Show,' ….. he has so many big songs he could comfortably captivate the festival masses for three hours.
Lyrically Manson touches on taboo subjects from sex and drugs to violence and after a spell in the musical wilderness Manson has come home to reclaim his throne.
Catch the Ayatollah of Shock N' Rolla at Download as sub headliner to the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne on Sunday, June 10.


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A sweeping overhaul of America's electoral infrastructure is needed in order to prevent foreign interference as the 2020 elections loom, a group of security researchers has concluded.
Former Facebook chief security officer Nick Stamos – who witnessed the sinister social media campaign orchestrated by Russian agents against America – and his colleagues at Stanford University's Cyber Policy Center published a 108-page report that recommends a wide range of actions to prevent a repeat of what took place in the lead-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election, including better coordination between government agencies and and social media organizations.
The report, which is called "Securing Our Cyber Future: Innovative Approaches to Digital Threats," can be read in full here. It details a range of recommendations, including:Increasing the security of U.S. electoral infrastructure by requiring that all vote-counting systems nationwide provide a voter-verified paper audit trail and requiring risk-limited auditing for all elections.Regulate online political advertising by foreign governments and nationals by explicitly prohibiting them from targeting the American electorate and passing the Honest Ads Act, which would require far more transparency in digital political advertising. Confront efforts at foreign media manipulation by mandating additional disclosure measures during pre-election periods.Combating state-sponsored disinformation campaigns from state-aligned actors by creating norms for the media's handling of stolen information, expanding transparency for paid and unpaid political content, establish norms among candidates to not use stolen data or manipulated content and increase overall transparency on social media platforms. Establish international norms and agreements to prevent election interference by appointing a senior U.S. government representative for it, developing guidelines about platform cooperation among democracies and strengthening international rules for election safety.Deter foreign governments from election interference by enacting country-specific responses that impose real costs, promoting collective engagement with international partners and conducting a continuous strategic disruption campaign against adversaries that seek to interfere with American elections.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is seen above in this file photo after leaving the European parliament.
Some of the Stanford report's proposals are already in the process of being enacted by tech companies or have been proposed by lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
Another issue the report calls out is the lack of access to data related to disinformation campaigns.
"At the moment, access to the content used by disinformation actors is generally restricted to analysts who archived the content before it was removed or governments with lawful request capabilities," the report states. "Congress needs to establish a legal framework within which the metadata of disinformation actors can be shared in real-time between social media platforms, and removed disinformation content can be shared with academic researchers under reasonable privacy protections."Read More
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