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Supreme Court of Wyoming
February 27, 2014
IN THE MATTER OF THE WORKER'S COMPENSATION CLAIM OF: DON BIRCH, Appellant (Petitioner),v.STATE OF WYOMING ex rel. WYOMING WORKERS' SAFETY AND COMPENSATION DIVISION, Appellee (Respondent)
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Appeal from the District Court of Sweetwater County. The Honorable Nena James, Judge.
Representing Appellant: F. Gaston Gosar of F. Gaston Gosar, P.C., Pinedale, Wyoming.
Representing Appellee: Peter K. Michael, Wyoming Attorney General; John D. Rossetti, Deputy Attorney General; Michael J. Finn, Senior Assistant Attorney General; Samantha Caselli, Assistant Attorney General.
Before KITE*, C.J., and HILL*, VOIGT*,[*] BURKE, and DAVIS, JJ.
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DAVIS, Justice.
[¶1] Appellant Don Birch sought reimbursement for travel expenses related to chiropractic treatment he received at the Utah Spine and Disc Clinic in Murray, Utah from the Wyoming Division of Workers' Compensation (Division). Mr. Birch lived in Daniel, Wyoming. The Division denied his request for reimbursement because traditional types of chiropractic care, manipulation and traction could have been obtained at a location in
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Wyoming closer to his home, and because cold laser therapy was considered experimental and was therefore not a covered treatment for which the Division would pay travel expenses. We affirm.
[¶2] We will attempt to clarify the three issues Mr. Birch presents by restating them as follows:
1. Are the hearing examiner's findings sufficient to support his determinations (a) that travel expenses relating to cold laser therapy should not be reimbursed because that therapy is experimental and not compensable, and (b) that no travel expenses relating to any of the treatment received in Utah should be reimbursed because comparable conventional chiropractic treatment could have been obtained in Wyoming closer to Mr. Birch's home?
2. Does substantial evidence support those findings?
3. As a matter of law, should the hearing examiner have awarded travel expenses relating to manual chiropractic manipulation and mechanical traction as if those services were provided in Rock Springs rather than Utah?
[¶3] The uncontested background of Mr. Birch's case is succinctly set out in the hearing examiner's " Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Order" :
Birch was originally injured in 1975 while working for FMC. Birch's injuries resulted in the amputation of his right leg, below the knee.[1] The Division opened a case and over the ensuing years paid a number of benefits. In the 1990s, B[i]rch began experiencing low back pain which was determined [to] have resulted from the altered gait from years of wearing a prosthetic leg. In 2009, Birch sought preapproval for a spinal fusion of his lumbar spine; initially the Division denied the preauthorization but later withdrew its protest. Ultimately, Birch elected not to proceed with the spinal fusion and began to research alternative treatment options. Birch's research led him to the Utah Spine and Disc Clinic (Utah Spine and Disc) in Murray, Utah where he sought chiropractic treatment, including cold laser therapy. Birch sought reimbursement for travel to and from Utah Spine and Disc and on March 11, 2011, the Division issued a Final Determination denying reimbursement for travel because there are medical providers closer to Birch's home and because the Division considers cold laser therapy to be non-covered experimental or investigational treatment.[2]
Mr. Birch also received more common forms of chiropractic treatment, including adjustment and traction, in Utah.
[¶4] Mr. Birch testified at the ensuing telephonic administrative hearing, and he submitted over two hundred pages of documents, including the deposition of Dr. Brett Luddington, the chiropractor who supervised his treatment at the Utah clinic. Among other documents which will be addressed in more detail below were promotional materials generated by the treatment provider and the manufacturer of the device used on Birch, both of which not surprisingly extolled the treatment benefits of Class IV cold lasers. He also submitted articles that addressed chiropractors' increased use of therapeutic cold lasers and reports of studies on their efficacy.
[¶5] Birch attempted to establish the following in the OAH hearing: 1) that therapeutic lasers produce beneficial effects by directing light in the infrared range through the body to targeted tissues, thereby stimulating light sensitive cellular chemicals to initiate a series of salutary chemical reactions;
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2) that Class IV therapeutic lasers like that used to treat him in Utah are superior to Class III therapeutic lasers because the higher energy output of the former allows deeper penetration and less scattering of the laser beam, and shortens treatment times; 3) that studies have shown a variety of benefits from therapeutic laser treatment; and 4) that the Class IV laser with which Birch was treated was approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
[¶6] Dr. Luddington's deposition testimony concerning laser therapy generally parroted his employer's and the manufacturer's promotional material, with few references to the details of the scientific studies he claimed found it to be effective. The manufacturer's claims and Dr. Luddington's testimony were at odds with other exhibits that Birch submitted, however. For example, both asserted that therapeutic lasers reduce pain by using the light itself to induce a series of chemical reactions in the cells of targeted tissues, not by generating heat in the tissue with the laser. On the other hand, Birch's Exhibit 10 characterized that theory as hypothetical and in need of further experimental studies to demonstrate its efficacy. [3] Furthermore, Exhibit 14, a letter from the FDA to the manufacturer of the laser used on Birch, approved marketing of the device as the substantial equivalent of an infrared heat lamp.[4]
[¶7] The remaining scientific articles submitted by Birch also did little to advance his cause. Exhibit 7, for instance, noted that the medical research community remains skeptical and unable to reach firm conclusions about the " mechanism of action and effectiveness" of therapeutic lasers due to insufficient data or conflicting findings. It then recounted the authors' statistical analysis of sixteen clinical studies involving a total of 820 patients who were treated with Class III lasers and placebo " lasers" for non-specific neck pain of unknown etiology. In some cases, that treatment was supplemented by exercise therapy and analgesic drugs. The study concluded there was only moderate statistical evidence for the short and medium term effectiveness of laser treatment for neck pain, and conceded that the mechanism by which a laser may reduce pain remains unknown.
[¶8] Exhibit 8 summarized a small study in which twenty-one patients with lower back pain were treated with chiropractic manipulation and exercise therapy, and twenty-four patients with similar complaints received Class IV laser therapy in addition to manipulation and exercise. The second group self-reported greater pain reduction than the first, but no placebo laser control was used in the study, and it did not attempt to isolate the effect of laser therapy when used with other treatment ...
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Steel Diver
Captain your own submarine in 'Steel Diver' for the Nintendo 3DS.
If you recall we first saw the game demo when it was originally unveiled at E3 2010. Steel Diver takes you for some nautical side scrolling action which combines aspects of simulation crossed with strategy and first person interaction. I've never played anything remotely close to Steel Diver, so I was keen to see what kind of experience I would have.
The main gameplay takes you through a selection of campaigns in which you have to complete the mission objective. Before you even begin you'll have to learn the very basics of piloting submarines and each submarine has different controls, unique strengths and abilities. There are three submarines to familiarize yourself which include; Compact ND-01 Manatee, which is a small, but highly maneuverable submarine that fires missiles vertically, ND-03 BlueShark is a medium submarine which is an all round performer, and lastly the ND-05, the largest submarine which is very powerful but has limited maneuverability. In most of the missions you will be navigating through winding and twisting deep dark caverns and blasting away with your torpedoes to destroy enemy submarines or blowing up various rock structures in order to navigate your submarine to the destination.
The top screen shows your submarine underwater, while the bottom touch screen is where all the navigational skills take place. Moving and guiding your submarine requires two controls – the speed slider which controls the horizontal direction and the depth slider for vertical movement. You can use the speed slider to reverse, stop or guide your submarine forward. On the right side, players can control the depth slider to adjust the vertical movement of their submarine or to bring the submarine to the surface of the ocean. The controls took a little while to adjust to because you've got to jump between the two sliders whilst gauging how fast and how deep you want to explore.
Your submarine comes fully equipped with weapons to destroy mines that block your path, sink enemy submarines or blast away at incoming homing torpedoes. You've got an unlimited supply of torpedoes, so there's no worry about running out. While you're trying your best to wind around the curvy and narrow paths under the ocean, avoiding being spotted by enemy submarines, you'll be pleased to know that you can activate a masker button, which briefly hides you from incoming missiles. Although using the masker depletes your air supply so you have to keep a constant watch on your air supply. Missiles can be activated and fired vertically and horizontally, but be aware that missiles do more damage than torpedoes, so there is some degree of strategy involved when choosing your weapon of destruction. The submarine can navigate to the surface of the ocean, which is ideal if your submarine is damaged in any way. Resurfacing will replair any damage that has been done to the submarine's hull and replenish the air supply. Believe me, you'll know when you've been hit by a missile or submarine due to the slightly irritating voice of the crew who shout out 'Ships damaged' continuously and water starts spraying into the bottom screen from a leak, which you have to frantically tap to repair.
Time trails mode allows you to choose from a selection of eight courses to navigate through. The courses comprise of anything from a basic course with curves and straights, to testing your steering skills as blocks fall from above to crush you, sea currents push your submarine in the opposite direction and trying to avoid mines that have been placed in your path. Weaving and winding your way through the tight tunnels is very difficult at times, with only one minute and fifty seconds on the clock to do it in. It's fun, but all the time feeling a little tense and stressful.
Periscope mode uses the Nintendo 3DS gyroscope's motion sensor capabilities. In this mode the player has to look through the periscope and hunt for enemy ships. In this section the player has the option to destroy enemy ships, enemy ships in a storm and enemy submarines. You've go to search the sea for eight different sized ships and submarines and blow them out of the water while trying to navigate through a precarious and stormy ocean. Moving the 3DS around me while trying to spot the enemy is good fun, although trying to zoom and dive with the controls proved to be difficult at times. It's not the kind of game you can sit down with as you need to be moving around for this section of the game. Spotting enemy ships is a fun element, but determining their speed along the choppy waters is essentially down to timing. The game has a selection of unlockables to be discovered such as decals which can grant you special powers. You have to collect a set number of each decal to activate it's power, which is a little fun extra.
The last mode of this submarine game is Steel Commander which is kind of like a turn based strategic board game played on sea maps which are divided into hexagonal spaces. The map is then divided up into two areas; friendly and enemy environments. The enemy units are not actually visible on the map until you've discovered them. Players enter the same space as an enemy unit to discover it. You can use your submarine's sonar to spot your prey. There are three types of units in this game mode which include; subs, escorts, and supply ships. Players take turns moving their units across the map, with movement and ranges varying depending on unit type. Basically destroy all the enemy's supply ships to win the game.
My final and overriding thoughts about Steel Diver are that it offers something a little bit different from your regular games. I personally enjoyed some elements of the game, but did find myself surprisingly stuck at various points. You need the patience of a saint to navigate your submarine through some very tight tunnels, trying to avoid being blown up by mines or being detecting by enemy ships. Having said that though, I actually thought it proved to be quite a bit fun, if a little frustrating at times. Occasionally I would find my submarine surfacing and easily emerging from the water with little stress and other times it would plummet to the deep dark depths of the ocean like a complete wreck.
Can you navigate and captain this submarine to victory or will you sink in hostile waters?
The 3D Effect
Playing Steel Diver through the 3D effect function didn't offer anything amazing and showed little in the way of 3D effect. Steel Diver is enjoyable with and without the 3D on. I saw no real significant difference between the two.

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So I just finished reading this book earlier today ( 😮 applause for me! i actually finished reading a book after a long time of not reading one!) and thought I'd write a review while what I read is still fresh in my mind. But before I say what I think, let me tell you who I am. I normally wouldn't, but I think it's essential to tell you because this book is about basketball. And I'm not exactly what you would call a basketball fan.
It's nothing personal really, I'm just not a fan of sports in general. I honestly don't know the names of any athletes, except for really really famous ones like Tiger Woods and David Beckham, who admittedly are more famous for reasons other than the sports they play. But being Filipino, I have been of course, exposed to some form of basketball ever since I could remember. Example: Just like how the author of this book says that there's a basketball court in every bario in the Philippines, there is of course, a basketball court in the subdivision I live in. It's actually almost directly in front of our house, so yes, there are times when even when I'm not watching the game, I can hear the announcer on the loudspeaker from our living room. Still, despite this proximity, I never really paid attention to any of the games or the players.
My disinterest becomes even more disdainful because when I was in college, I happened to study in DLSU Manila, one of the schools in the country that's revered for its basketball team. Add to that the fact that my brother studied in Ateneo De Manila, DLSU's archrival. It should've been a riot, right? Unfortunately, of the three children of my parents, my brother was the only one who followed the games closely (my sister probably wouldn't mind, but since she studied in UP and their basketball team isn't a lot of fun to watch, she was pretty apathetic about it) and no sibling rivalry was amplified by the games. I'm actually sort of ashamed to admit now that I never watched any basketball game of DLSU (ever), which seems a bit like a waste since the time I was studying at DLSU was the time when the school's team won UAAP champions for the 3rd and 4th consecutive time.
The only basketball games I ever watched were the recent ones that involved my officemates against the players from the other departments in our company. And to be honest, I only watched those games to show my friends support, and join in the fun of shouting cheers from the bleachers. It was somewhere in the midst of these games that Pacific Rims was released in bookstores, and the Youtube video of the author, Rafe Bartholomew, spread like wildfire through the internet. I guess it came at just the right time for someone like me who was just starting an interest in basketball, but has been interested in Philippine culture for as long as I can remember.
Right. A confession: What actually attracted me to the book wasn't so much the basketball, but the chance to learn some insights about our country from an American living in Manila, and not for the usual reasons like summer vacation or to set up a business or find a wife or whatever. Since my exposure to foreigner opinion of the Philippines is limited to short and repetitive reviews about beach resorts or racist comments on YouTube, I thought, "Finally! There's a book I can read about a foreigner's opinion of Manila! And I guess I can learn some things about basketball, while I'm at it."
It was with that attitude that I looked for a copy at National Bookstore in ATC. I saw one, and it was the last one on the shelf so I bought it right away, even if it's a little expensive–Php899. (It's Php999 in National Bookstore in Shangri-La. I have no idea why.) Anyway, I had a little time left before I had to be in the office that day so I started reading it right away. And I don't really like to use cliches, but I have to say this: As soon as I started reading it, I couldn't put it down. This is strange because a) I'm not interested in basketball, and b) I don't find it easy to read non-fiction. But the book is written in such a way that makes you feel like the author is just one of your friends talking to you. Also, it's written in first person and the events are more or less chronological, so it actually felt like I was just reading a fiction story.
But let's get to the meat of it. It's actually a perfect book for someone like me, who doesn't know much about Philippine basketball. Although the book is mostly about the author's experiences as he follows around a PBA team (Alaska Aces), there are also mentions of the history and other facets of basketball in the Philippines—backgrounder stories of some of the most epic events in basketball since it started in the country, how politicians use basketball to become more popular with voters, etc. So I did get to learn more about basketball in my country (how ironic that I learn all this from a guy from New York), and I got to skip all the boring parts :).
I did however get sleepy at some parts, when an actual basketball game is being described and the words are too technical for me to understand. Truth be told, there were some stories of games where I didn't actually know who won in the end. I mean, there are terms like "It was all net." and I guess to a basketball fan that makes sense, and has impact, but I just found myself wondering if that was a good thing or a bad thing, and just relying on the description of the players' reactions. But other than that, everything was just so much fun to read. From the author's experience riding non-airconditioned buses along dirt roads in the provinces, to his "celebrity experiences" simply from being a tall white guy in an Asian country.
And what he wrote really makes my theory about the Philippines true: That we live in some sort of alternate reality where everyday events are so unusual that you can write about anything and it would seem strange to any foreigner. I mean, the book had paragraphs dedicated just to lugaw and sisig, which really isn't interesting to me but apparently somewhat memorable for the author. Of course, I suppose all countries have their own quirks that make them unique and interesting, but I have to say that the author of this book really got a lot of things in the Philippines right. From being annoyed at a security guard for not letting him into a building just for wearing "short pants" to knowing that Filipinos get violent at basketball games because we're tired of being cheated at everything else (like where our taxes go). I'm really impressed at his observations of Philippine culture, (maybe even more than the things he said about basketball) and I think that anyone who wants to learn more about us should read this book.
Somewhat unrelated: I think Rafe Bartholomew and Neil Gaiman should get together and have a talk about the Philippines. I know, what do sports and dark fantasy have in common, right? Well, maybe this is just my Filipino pride talking, but they are two people from the Western world who both found some things fascinating about the Philippines. For Rafe Bartholomew, it was basketball, and for Neil Gaiman, it was the folkore, which Rafe Bartholomew also mentioned briefly in his book. I think Neil Gaiman would be interested to find out that basketball games in Antique were scheduled in the early afternoons so that they'd be finished before all the manananggal came out. 😀
Does this mean that our country is a place where a crossover of Slam Dunk and Ghostfighter can actually happen?! 😮 Seriously, how can you not love it here?
P.S. It endlessly entertains me that Rafe Bartholomew mentions the strange combination of movies they play in public transportation here, e.g. Rambo III would be played right after The Chronicles of Narnia during a boat ride. I've long wanted to write about how riding the bus has exposed me to the movies Tremors 2, 3 and 4. LOL.


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Almost six years ago, I shot Tyler and Tessa's wedding. I showed up at his parents' house and was immediately "welcomed into the family." I cannot meet up with these two without gushing about how much I love their marriage, their hearts, and their love for Jesus. The glue that holds them together is so … Continue reading Tyler and Tessa


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.comments2020-03-20T00:12:48.332-07:00SecurityChrishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-34111277955997790402020-03-19T23:32:02.980-07:002020-03-19T23:32:02.980-07:00 Ex-girlfriend has been hacking my phone for the p... Ex-girlfriend has been hacking my phone for the past 6 monthsAnonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-41649640493961627572020-03-04T14:30:54.036-08:002020-03-04T14:30:54.036-08:00How can i add my phone number to my facebookaccoun...How can i add my phone number to my facebookaccountAnonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-24451886319958412082019-12-09T00:22:46.559-08:002019-12-09T00:22:46.559-08:00This article made me recall how long time ago I ha...This article made me recall how long time ago I had my very first encounters with these systems. These machines were simpler than today's smartwatches but coding was fun.Scrascomhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-87185450332136857402019-08-11T20:49:28.255-07:002019-08-11T20:49:28.255-07:00goodgoodDevian Honghttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-75500541275221137602019-01-14T11:11:54.149-08:002019-01-14T11:11:54.149-08:00Very nice. Learned the craft on a commodore 64, b...Very nice. Learned the craft on a commodore 64, basic first, then assembly... now, 31 years later, memories coming back :-)Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-20721361563939539582018-11-17T10:54:37.272-08:002018-11-17T10:54:37.272-08:00Great post man thanks for sharing this useful info...Great post man thanks for sharing this useful information but I was i serach for PS4 Jailbreak and finally i found one original and working  PS4 Jailbreak  for free follow the link to read more.
Benaamhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-14560397879809897342018-02-14T10:12:31.622-08:002018-02-14T10:12:31.622-08:00You had me until you said "an URL".You had me until you said "an URL".email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-12701289849338386332017-11-15T11:44:45.285-08:002017-11-15T11:44:45.285-08:00Yes awesome game, I remember looking at the amiga ...Yes awesome game, I remember looking at the amiga in game messages " you have killed triax" "she wants you badly", "here is a secret passage" "it has given you special powers", i guess these were designed to get you thinking , or were they to be implemented? great game !email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-86265692056711479712017-09-27T10:05:45.678-07:002017-09-27T10:05:45.678-07:00Chris - my name is Abhishek and I am CEO of RedMar...Chris - my name is Abhishek and I am CEO of RedMarlin. My company has developed an AI based technology that provides fully automated end-end-end brand protection from detection of fake pages to the take down.

I figured this might be of interest to you as Dropbox is most phished brand from the phishing sites we detect https://checkphish.ai/stats

I'd love to get your feedback even if you're not in the market for this right now. Do you have 20 minutes this week? It looks like I am open on Thursday at 11am or 12pm PT if either may work

We are based in Mountain View and I am happy to drive upto SF.

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Abhishek Dubeyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-80956451542479830382017-09-20T04:37:57.158-07:002017-09-20T04:37:57.158-07:00Reason why I moved out from Dropbox Pro customers ...Reason why I moved out from Dropbox Pro customers time ago...firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-76450907189750832142017-09-19T11:28:39.436-07:002017-09-19T11:28:39.436-07:00Chris, you might be in a position to reevaluate th...Chris, you might be in a position to reevaluate the issue I reported #235584-Unannounced file share at hackerone. Unauthenticated file share with limited 80bits of entropy is hardly secure. Not to mention that desktop users are likely sharing their files and not knowing about it. I'm posting it here because DropBox has been advised against these practices and they decided to "accept" the risk, even thought the risk is not their to accept. I almost left an important private file exposed due to these practices. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-85416382432787555132017-09-03T21:49:35.933-07:002017-09-03T21:49:35.933-07:00Hey Chris, It's been a while since I've re...Hey Chris, It's been a while since I've read your posts let alone been on Blogger. But, I just enjoyed this post. Not being much if anything of a programmer but only a dabbler in the computer world since the IBM Clone and Dos days, I try to follow and keep up with what's happening under the hood. Now let me make a comment on what you ended your post with.
I support your suggestion but I would think that anyone that might be the slightest bit interested in funding several project zeroes probably comes to a quick conclusion that it would be a bottomless pit to throw money in. But, I do give hope that there has to be at least one or two people that are smart enough and with deep enough pockets that might want to take up the charge. My next thought is why aren't you writing letters to some people that you can think of that might take an interest. What have you got to lose but some more time, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-11362050438822629702017-07-11T14:49:43.636-07:002017-07-11T14:49:43.636-07:00First shouldn't "A good balance is to req...First shouldn't "A good balance is to require the alleged CSS to at least start with well-formed CSS, iff it is a cross-domain load and the MIME type is broken." use only if instead of iff(if and only if) as that's interpreted that you may only use well formed CSS if it's cross-domain and the MIME type is broken; Which implies Presuming that iff takes precedence over 'and' that you may not use well formed CSS if it's a same domain request, else if and takes precedence over and then it implies that you may not use well formed CSS on a request which is on the same domain and has a valid MIME type. Anyway that's not too important, jut being a bit pedantic, perhaps I'm wrong.

Now my question, I know this is an old post and things may have been different back then but hasn't CSS only ever been parsed inside of a designated area such as a style tag or the style attribute, if so why would user input ever end up in there in the Yahoo email subject. The example doesn't explicitly state you added an element also from your comments it'd seem that there was no HTML injection so I don't see how that could have even been parsed as CSS instead of just plain text or rather HTML.

In addition I had to re-read the article and comments to presume you mean that the link to "http://cevans-app.appspot.com/static/yahoocss.html" will be requested and included into the document as a CSS document I fail to see how. First it's included part way through a background-image: url(); argument, the actual domain being requested should be a google.com and everything following should be part of the requested URI and not a new request which isn't much of a problem you control the initial URL anyway so you could change that to your malicious domain okay so the request is made as if to an image which could contain it's own style tags which would get parsed, but this doesn't explain why aforementioned URI is relevant. I assume you were saying that the background-img would be parsed and the XSRF tokens would be contained in the URI could be used to forge a GET request by the requested background-image URI ?

so to re-iterate why would the CSS parser pass the entire document? Isn't the entire point of the style tag/attribute to indicate where CSS exists and should be parsed from.
And why what relevance has the second link in the background-img firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-89487897405519179342017-06-21T06:01:25.917-07:002017-06-21T06:01:25.917-07:00I think that it can by bypassed in some case. I m...I think that it can by bypassed in some case.

I modified shrink_free_hole_alloc_overlap_consolidate_backward.c (https://pastebin.com/HzuKTKU9) so that it can bypass the mitigation.

Maybe we need to do more check when the chunk be merged ?
Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-1659793681574200762017-05-25T07:59:48.584-07:002017-05-25T07:59:48.584-07:00Afraid this mitigation can be bypassed easily.Afraid this mitigation can be bypassed easily.Anonymoushttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-75995650644389081942017-05-25T00:07:41.233-07:002017-05-25T00:07:41.233-07:00The split stack stuff is what some CFI solutions (...The split stack stuff is what some CFI solutions (e.g. CPI) do, and basically also what Intel CET does (shadow stack for return addresses), but it only covers the case where you actually want to mount a ROP attack. There are a number of data-only attacks that rely on memory corruption and do not need to corrupt the saved return address.

You also ask why there are two pointers: that's mostly to ease debugging when chaining together frames. The use of the base pointer is not required by the architecture, x86 can do just as fine using EBP/RBP as a general purpose register: e.g. see -fomit-frame-pointer GCC option.lazytypedhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-65088383905012972752017-05-24T11:09:42.331-07:002017-05-24T11:09:42.331-07:00This idea isn't exactly new, but why don't...This idea isn't exactly new, but why don't we simply split the stack? Like having one for data and one for return addresses. So even if the data stack overflows, we wouldn't need such things as control flow integrety, because return addresses can not be overwritten with a simple memcpy stack overflow. And to protect against data corruption we still have stack cookies.
That should even be possible with x86 cpus.
Basepointer for return addresses and stackpointer for data. I mean why are there even 2 pointers? arm can do perfectly fine addressing local variables with stackpointer only. tihmstarhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-49372154733191138302017-05-24T03:29:01.783-07:002017-05-24T03:29:01.783-07:00Good article!! but could have been more precise wi...Good article!! but could have been more precise with better demonstration of the exploitation could have helped firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-1274204144961640402017-05-23T03:52:01.418-07:002017-05-23T03:52:01.418-07:00Bugs like this are to be expected from a decoder l...Bugs like this are to be expected from a decoder library, it is no coincidence that most critical Android and iOS/iTunes bugs are about media codecs as well.

As you describes, the whole design without an isolated converter process for each image is the problem here. In addition, the "convert" process could be further restricted with some AppArmor rules to prevent any serious damage from a potential remote-code execution.施特凡https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-78654643763060381432017-05-19T15:11:59.582-07:002017-05-19T15:11:59.582-07:00Links to the exploits should now be fixed!Links to the exploits should now be fixed!Chrishttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-82338507876727106872017-05-19T12:59:27.801-07:002017-05-19T12:59:27.801-07:00Links to the exploits don't work =(Links to the exploits don't work =(javihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-8849988025272756482017-05-19T12:15:05.656-07:002017-05-19T12:15:05.656-07:00When it comes to the upstream vendor / consumer re...When it comes to the upstream vendor / consumer responsibility then I think there should be a standardized protocol between the two. Maybe something like a standardized security RSS feed that upstream vendors provide for their products and consumers subscribe to.

On the consumer side the security reports from the feed should be automatically processed and the interested parties be notified with automatic escalation in case a security report isn't reacted to within a certain time.

This security report information could be handed even further down in case of Linux distributions as they could automatically include this information in their packages and then for an instance trigger security notices or reboot notifications with added security context.Anonymoushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-14307382427869083602017-05-16T03:49:13.431-07:002017-05-16T03:49:13.431-07:00Rust is very interesting as it eliminates memory c...Rust is very interesting as it eliminates memory corruption, use-after and data races bugs with no overhead compared to C/C++. It relies on static analysis at compilation to guarantee that.

https://www.rust-lang.org/ eksehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-5098604604031679612017-05-16T00:49:29.245-07:002017-05-16T00:49:29.245-07:00In SPARC, we've added to the architecture Appl...In SPARC, we've added to the architecture Application Data Integrity (part of Silicon Secured Memory), which allows us to check at runtime for linear memory corruption, with fairly low impact (to the point that we can enable it at large). The idea behind ADI stems from one of the things you point out above: the VA space is larger than the physical space, so we get extra bits of information that we can use to 'tag' memory. This is has been theorized for a long time, but has always hit a wall when the backing memory left the caching hierarchy. On SPARC, we've solved this by storing the metadata all the way down to the physical DIMM.

ADI allows us to write hardened malloc() implementations by simply extending existing ones under two constraints: 64-byte alignment and 64-byte minimum size of tagging. I've covered the theory here:

 https://lazytyped.blogspot.it/2016/12/hardening-allocators-with-adi.html

You cite MPX, so, perhaps, this comparison is of some help:

 https://lazytyped.blogspot.it/2016/12/hardware-buffer-overflow-defenses.html

and I'm looking forward to the next release of Solaris to showcase how we've leveraged it system wide for different bug classes ;) (the amount of incorrect handling that just popped up across the board by throwing test suites to run under our new defenses has been pretty fascinating)lazytypedhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3024470480937744884.post-59157151709060003592017-05-08T22:55:07.050-07:002017-05-08T22:55:07.050-07:00I know some of those words...I know some of those words...firstname.lastname@example.com


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Moral reasons to edit the human genome: picking up from the Nuffield report
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- Correspondence to Professor Julian Savulescu, Faculty of Philosophy, The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Oxford OX1 1PT, UK; julian.savulescu{at}philosophy.ox.ac.uk
Moral reasons to edit the human genome: picking up from the Nuffield report
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Spire Little Aston Hospital now holds weekly free 10 minute mini appointments with a selection of orthopaedic consultant…
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Bigg Boss 12 is one of the popular shows on Indian Television. Mainly because it is also the most controversial. This season's favorite angry and controversial contestant has been the former cricketer of the Indian team, S Sreesant!
Recently, in a promo released by the Bigg Boss makers, Sreesanth opened up about his match-fixing days. He mentioned those days to the housemates and the promo was shared by the channel on social media as well.
The tainted cricketer has shockingly revealed that he had contemplated committing suicide after the infamous incident.
It was the sixth season of the IPL where the spot-fixing incident during a match between Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings caught the eyes of the anti-corruption team. Sreesanth, along with two other cricketers, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan, was banned for life. In the latest episode of Bigg Boss Season 12, Sreesanth revealed that the fixing accusations were levied on him for a sum of Rs 10 lakh.
In the episode, the 35-year-old claimed that he was innocent and wasn't involved in any sort of corruption. Having been acquitted in the case in 2015, Sreesanth said that he was depressed seeing his career fade away in front of his eyes and the whole subject even got the suicide thoughts run through his head.
Soon after making the big revelations, Sreesanth broke down while suggesting that he isn't allowed to enter any cricket field ever in his life. In case where his son goes on to take up the sport, he wouldn't be able to attend his matches too.
Shilpa Shetty's Husband Raj Kundra's comment on Sreesanth's match fixing confession ticks off his fans on social media
When Colors TV posted a sneak peek into Sreesanth's conversation with the Bigg Boss contestants on Instagram, former Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra shrugged off the claims with a comment saying "epic" alongside a laughing emoji.
Raj Kundra also replied to the fans and asked them to update themselves with the facts before commenting on him. However, his fans have been supporting him completely. Meanwhile, Sreesanth seems to be going strong in the game. With so much fan following the audience, it will be interesting to see how this turns out. Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates.
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These dates left me some mixed feelings. I will depart for Richmond, Virginia. I wonder if I am able to adapt to the concept that everything closes at 12 AM or 2 AM in this town after enduring the weeks of 4 AM closings in this magnificent city.
I am going to VEE at Deaf people in Paramount Kings Dominion where I shall mingle all day long with Benis and Oswaks. Let's pray for less sun, more clouds so I dont have to deal with sunburn, motherfucka!!
Maybe some of us could have a lunch together in Doswell, Virginia.
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4 | Spinnaker Restaurant
(242) 365-8469 | Seafood
Situated on the premises of Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina, this grill is just outside the heart of the island of Great Abaco, eight miles (13 kilometers) south-southeast of Green Turtle Club.
5 | CoCo Beach Bar
(242) 365-8470 | Barbecue
Travelers will find this bar and grill near the heart of the island of Great Abaco, within the premises of Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina, next to (less than a quarter kilometer) Spinnaker Restaurant.
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1 | The Jolly Roger Bar & Bistro
(800) 745-4911 | Bar and grill
Head just a half mile (three quarters of a kilometer) south west from Green Turtle Club to reach this bar and grill, which is located within Bluff House Beach Hotel.
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2 | The Lizard
(242) 365-4191 | Seafood
Vacationers can find this bar and grill in the marina, only 0.3 miles (0.4 km) from The Jolly Roger Bar & Bistro.
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3 | Green Turtle
(242) 365-4271 | Caribbean
Travelers can find this grill within Green Turtle Club, 0.4 miles (0.7 km) from Lizard Bar & Grill.
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3 | The Lizard
(242) 365-4191 | Caribbean
This bar and grill is situated less than a mile south of Green Turtle Club, and is in the marina.
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4 | Harvey's Island Grill
(242) 365-4389 | Bar and grill
Guests can find this bar and grill at 200 Bay Street, just a mile or two south of Green Turtle Club.
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5 | Sundowners Bar
(242) 365-4060 | Bar
Make your way less than a quarter mile (a quarter kilometer) from Harvey's Island Grill to reach this bar, which is situated on Crown Street.
6 | Laura's Kitchen
(242) 365-4287 | Grill
This grill is less than a quarter mile (less than a quarter kilometer) from Sundowners Bar, and is on Green Turtle Cay.
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8 | Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar
(242) 365-4181 | Caribbean
This bar can be found just a mile or two south of Green Turtle Club, and is on Victoria Street.
9 | McIntosh Restaurant
(242) 365-4625 | Caribbean
This bakery is located on Green Turtle Cay, and is less than a quarter mile (less than a quarter kilometer) from Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar.
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10 | The Wrecking Tree Restaurant
365-4263 | Caribbean
Found on Green Turtle Cay, this restaurant is about 100 yards (less than a quarter kilometer) from McIntosh Restaurant.
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11 | Rooster's Rest Pub & Restaurant
(242) 365-4066 | Caribbean
Visitors will find this restaurant on Green Turtle Cay, a quarter mile (a quarter kilometer) from The Wrecking Tree Restaurant.
7 | Pineapples Bar & Grill
(242) 365-4039 | Caribbean
Situated on Green Turtle Cay, this bar and grill is just 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south-southeast of Green Turtle Club.
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The interactive map above displays 11 nearby eateries and bars tourists can find within a mile or two of Green Turtle Club. Besides what can be found on the premises, another nearby spot to grab a bite is Lizard Bar & Grill (see map number 3), situated less than a half of a mile South of the accommodation. For a close-up view of the area, or to find info about the options shown, use your mouse to explore the map. Pin numbers seen above match those in the table below.
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|Green Turtle Restaurant
|Caribbean, International, Seafood, Steak
|The Jolly Roger Bar & Bistro
|0.4 mi. (0.7 km)
|Caribbean, Seafood
|Lizard Bar & Grill
|0.4 mi. (0.7 km)
|Eclectic, Seafood
|Harvey's Island Grill
|1.5 mi. (2.4 km)
|Sundowners Bar
|1.6 mi. (2.6 km)
|American, Caribbean, Hamburgers, Seafood
|Laura's Kitchen
|1.6 mi. (2.5 km)
|Caribbean, Barbecue, Seafood
|Pineapples Bar & Grill
|1.5 mi. (2.4 km)
|Miss Emily's Blue Bee Bar
|1.7 mi. (2.7 km)
|Caribbean, Desserts, Seafood
|McIntosh Restaurant
|1.7 mi. (2.7 km)
|The Wrecking Tree Restaurant
|1.6 mi. (2.6 km)
|Rooster's Rest Pub & Restaurant
|1.7 mi. (2.8 km)
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New Sustainability Ad Featuring Sangiacomo Family
Published on August 27, 2014
This weekend we unveiled our second in a series of ads featuring some of Sonoma County's grape growing and farming families commitment to sustainability. This ad features the Sangiacomo family, who have been farming in Sonoma County since 1927.
As 3rd generation winegrower Steve Sangiacomo says, "Our family has been farming here for 80 years. We're on our third generation, hopefully our fourth, fifth, and so on. It's that commitment to sustainability that is going to allow us to preserve it. It's something my grandparents did in 1920. They had a goal of preserving and making our farm sustainable and also our business sustainable to pass on to future generations."
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Location Location Check out this 3 plus acre estate situated on a Lake Lewisville peninsula backing to the corp of engineers land. This unique locations allows for gated accessible trails that lead to Lake Lewisville.This private estate offers a gorgeous 4 bd 3 bath 2,634 sqft victorian home, 24X60 metal shop, with 100 amp panel and 340 ft deep private water well and fishing pond. This incredible property is fenced for horses or cattle and has a 40X40 2 story barn with 150 amp panel and water great for the equine enthusiast. Property provides the perfect location for rural living yet moments from everything you need such as shopping, restaurants, great schools and easy access to highways. Hurry wont last long!
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- Price$650,000
- Bedrooms4
- Bathrooms3.00
- Full Baths3
- Square Footage2,634
- Acres3.24
- Year Built1996
- TypeResidential
- Sub-TypeSingle Family
- StyleVictorian
- StatusActive
- UtilitiesIndividual Gas Meter, Individual Water Meter, Septic, Well
- # of Garages4
- GaragesDetached, Garage Door Opener, Oversized
- Exterior FeaturesGutters, Workshop, Workshop w/Electric
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- ConstructionBrick, Vinyl Siding
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- AreaDENTON COUNTY (31)
- SubdivisionJ Mcneil
- CityLittle Elm
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- StateTX
- Zip Code75068-2625
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- AppliancesBuilt-in Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, Oven - Electric, Range/Oven-Gas
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SAN DIEGO: The San Diego motorcycle accident lawyers at Riderz Law are sorry to report a motorcycle accident that happened last week in the Pacific Beach area. According to San Diego police, the 25-year-old rider was traveling southbound on Ingraham Street at Diamond Street. A 30-year-old driver of a Kia was traveling northbound on Ingraham and was attempting to make a left turn onto westbound Diamond. The Kia driver turned directly into the path of the motorcyclist, and the bike and car collided. The motorcyclist was severely injured in the accident and was rushed to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. Further details regarding the accident and the motorcyclist's injuries are not yet available. Our thoughts and prayers are with this rider and his family.
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With that happily vain thought in mind, I set about to getting the rest of the kids ready for church... which quickly made such fanciful thoughts flee without any chance of returning.
I don't know what the deal is, but I think someone added an extra part hyper and two extra parts grumpy to our water.
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The summer season is at its height and it si expected that you have purchased lot of stock for the season including SPF protective sunscreens, swimsuits and swan floats. But you should not worry if you forget the post-beach beauty products. After lot of search, we are now presenting list of such post-beach products that are required during the whole summer season. You will really like these things in your bag which include things like a cool-down lotion for increasing life of your tan, shampoo for removal of sand and salt and many others. These things will help you keep your skin shiny and hydrated and hair in a good shape for the whole season.
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This week has seen some great news overshadowed by an 82 year old heckler being ejected from the Labour Party Conference. The great news that I am refering to is that schools will not be able to serve junk food to their pupils at school canteens. Crisps are likely to be replaced by dried fruit and yoghurt and products created from 'meat slurry' and 'mechanically recovered meat' will be replaced with good cuts of meat. As a former teacher I welcome the changes and am confident that it will make a big difference to children's ability to concentrate through their lessons. What I do wonder is whether kids will leave school at lunch times and go to the local shop for their chocolate, chips and crisps fix, but at least they will burn off some calories getting there I suppose. More on this at BBC Education
The other article that caught my eye was about pesticides on food. According to the BBC Health article, of the 3,854 foodstuffs tested 31% were found to have high levels of chemical content but "ONLY" 1% were over the legal limit. Now, I may be wrong but I was definately under the impression that 1% is 1% more than there should be. Maybe I have missed the point of the article. But looking on the bright side there are some good recommendations about how to get rid of the pesticides. It is worth remembering that if you are going to wash your fruit and vegetables or cook things then make sure you are not simply exchanging one chemical for another by making sure that the water you use is not full of chlorine. See the Water section of the website for more information.
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Victory Lower SchoolLearn. Educate. Grow
Lower School supply list
Here is the 2019-2020 school supply list for K3-6th grade! This list is broken down grade by grade for your convenience.
Our Mission & Vision
Comprised of our K3 through 6th grade, our young men and women are amazing kids. A child's brain develops at an accelerated rate. Structure and discipline are taught in each classroom by using a wide variety of fun and innovative methods.
Programs and Leadership
Our K3-K5 program is designed to utilize a child's imagination, energy, and curious mind as a foundation for education. This is a place where "Why?" can thrive. Our students get to work in a myriad of ways; from independent assignments to team tasks. One of the most amazing ways we enhance teaching is with iPads in classrooms. Daily specials rotate our students through PE, music, and art.
Our Elementary & Intermediate curriculum is designed to prepare students for lifelong learning by building a strong academic base while fostering spiritual and social growth in a loving, accepting environment.
From Our Principal
This team of teachers served our Kindergarten students and their families with EXCELLENCE all year long, and it showed during this year's graduation ceremony. It was such a wonderful reminder of why we come to work VCS every day. I'm honored to work beside them.
It's a good day to be a Conqueror!
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Mix of different strains of Mesophilic cultures. It is probably the most widely used culture available. It is a mesophilic 'all-rounder' or multi-purpose starter culture produces a fast level of acidification, so it can be used on numerous cheese types. It produces medium carbon dioxide gas production, medium to high levels diacetyl (buttery flavour) production. Its primary functions are three-fold, to produce lactic acid to acidify the milk, produce flavour a to produce eyes or small holes in the cheese. It also produces enzymes for flavour and texture development during maturation.
Rapid acidification occurs between 20°C – 38°C but will produce acid several °C outside of this temperature range
Lactococcus Lactis subs. lactis + Lactococcus lactis subs. cremoris + Lactococcus lactis subs. lactis biovar diacetylactis (all mesophiles) + Leuconostoc Mensenteroidis
Freeze-dried in screw top plastic bottle
Dosage will vary depending on the cheese type, recipe and rate of acidification required. As a general dosage add ¼ teaspoon or 1 x 'tad' of a minispoons to 8 – 10 litres milk.
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Association for Computing Machinery - UP Student Chapter
The Association for Computing Machinery – University of the Philippines Student Chapter (UP ACM) is a University-wide Computer Science organization. It is the country's first ACM Student Chapter.
A four-time winner of the ACM Chapter Excellence Award (Activities, 2007, Community Service, 2005, 2006. Recruitment Program, 2005), it currently consists of 136 undergraduate members from various departments and colleges throughout UP Diliman.
Founded in 1947, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is the world's oldest and largest educational and scientific computing society. It is a major force in advancing the skills of computing professionals and students in more than 100 countries in all areas of industry, academia, and government worldwide.
It was founded in 1947 for the purpose of advancing the sciences and arts of Information Processing (IP), promoting the free inter-change of IP among specialists and the public, and developing and maintaining the integrity and competence of IP practitioners.
Supporting ACM's ideals to advance and promote the sciences and arts of information processing, a group of UP Diliman graduate students formed a local chapter. Master in Technology Management student John Paul Petines and Master of Science in Computer Science students Joyce Avestro, Ben-Hur "Harv" Viray, and Louella Tiongson-Javier, petitioned the UP ACM. The four acted as the interim officers – chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. With the support of their adviser, Prof. Rommel Feria, UP ACM was officially chartered in 19 June 2003 as the first and only ACM student chapter in the country.
The chapter is organized and will be operated exclusively for educational and scientific purposes to promote:
- an increased knowledge of and greater interest in the science, design, development, construction, languages,management and applications of modern computing;
- greater interest in computing and its applications;
- a means of communication between persons having an interest in computing; and
- a channel for the promotion of general interests in the field of Computer Science.
UP ACM initially involved graduate students, focusing on academics and research. However, undergraduate students were invited when the scientific organization was reestablished through a general assembly organized by Harvey Viray (former Chair), Joyce Avestro (former Vice-Chair), and Prof. Rommel Feria (Chapter Sponsor). Around fifty graduate and undergraduate students attended, and an election of the next Executive Council was held.
Chairperson: Kyla Marie G. Salamanca
Vice-Chairperson & Head of Membership: Arianne Francesca Q. Libunao
Treasurer & Head of Finance and Marketing: Celina T. Hebron
Head of Records: Jon Percival G. Sadornas
Head of External Relations: Nerissa Monica DG. Tacata
Head of Logistics: Emery F. dela Cruz
Head of Education: Armond C. Ave
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What is the Net Promoter Score?
You've heard of it, you may have even used it, but what is it really? Is it your saving grace, or is it just the devil you know?
For most people, NPS is a survey question that measure customer loyalty. It goes something like this: it's a score generated from the responses to a question about customer loyalty: "On a scale of 0-10, how likely are you to recommend Brand X to your friends and family?"
The score is calculated from the proportion of Promoters (people who select a 9 or 10 rating) minus Detractors (people who select a 6 or lower) in your responding population. This calculation results in a possible score between -100 and 100. For example, telecommunications companies, as an industry, average 32, while healthcare companies average 71 (source: NPS Benchmarks by CustomerGage, 2019).
Why do Companies use the Net Promoter Score?
Way back in 2003, Harvard Business Review (The One Number You Need To Grow by Fredrick Reichheld) published the finding that NPS had a higher correlation with customer loyalty (repurchase, referrals, and retention) than other metrics, in a variety of mature, competitive industries. What seemed to matter in this original research was the relative position of a brand's score with its competitors, not the raw score itself, in predicting overall brand growth and success.
The case for prioritizing NPS, therefore, is a strong one, and its popularity over the last two decades reflect that. However, just like any useful tool, it's not always the best choice to drive the type of growth you need. I have an amazing food processor, it can turn almonds to butter in under a minute, but I'm not using it to make puff pastry any time soon.
Why is the Net Promoter Score Controversial?
NPS is…
In some cases, NPS has become so ingrained in a business process that people are afraid to question it, afraid they'll have to throw out the good with the bad if it's not proven to be the wonder drug that cures all customer experience problems with a single question. But brands and products have complex relationships with their customers and, as a result, a network of interactions deserving their own assessment.
When Should Companies Use the Net Promoter Score?
Let's take a good, hard look at when we should or should not employ NPS as a guiding star.
Use NPS to...
DO NOT use NPS to…
If NPS isn't the best metric for your situation, there are plenty of well-researched options to replace it. We can look to product testing and user experience research for their expertise on assessing transactional experiences. For example, Customer Effort Score (CES) has taken the place of NPS in may transactional situations. Instead of asking if a customer would recommend a brand based on one specific transaction, we can ask how much effort they needed to exert to complete a transaction, a much more relevant, time-sensitive question. There is also a huge body of work that exists for supporting human capital improvements in the case of individual performance. If you'd like more information about alternatives to NPS, please see the article linked.
In the end, NPS is neither demon or angel. It's a great tool for decision makers who need to track customer perception and forecast business impacts. But its popularity has brought it to a point of damaging overuse and has reduced its credibility in many situations.
At Honest Data, we can give you a straightforward, well, honest assessment of your measurement tools and give you confidence you're not hammering a screw. Feel free to email our team. We love to talk shop! Reach us at email@example.com
NPS Origination: https://hbr.org/2003/12/the-one-number-you-need-to-grow
CES Origination: https://hbr.org/2010/07/stop-trying-to-delight-your-customers
Jared Spool article: https://blog.usejournal.com/net-promoter-score-considered-harmful-and-what-ux-professionals-can-do-about-it-fe7a132f4430
Response to Jared Spool article: https://www.skycreek.com/4-reasons-nps-isnt-silver-bullet/
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New York City – 'Mayan temples and Stonehenge have something in common,' according to Studio Swine co-founder Alexander Groves. 'They both represent humanity's primordial devotion to the sun and ability to measure the star's power as a source of life on earth.' For the British artist and his partner, Japanese architect Azusa Murakami, technology and nature are inextricably linked. Whether it's ancient architecture or clocks that track the intangibility of time, mechanisms have always been developed to try and rein in such immaterial energies, to allow us to gain a better understanding of our connection to the cosmos.
For technology to be more integrated in our lives, it has to be less distinguishable from real-world materials
A marked departure from its object-based and narrative-driven approach, the London design duo has spent the past few years developing open-ended and experiential projects that give shape to ethereal forces. Works like the 2017 New Spring sensorial installation – developed with fashion brand COS – and the 2018 Infinity Blue breathing sculpture implement new technological interfaces. 'Rather than use standard LEDs or screens, we've investigated this relationship through the use of ephemeral components found in nature,' Murakami explained. 'For technology to be more integrated in our lives, it has to be less distinguishable from real-world materials.'
As the culmination of a six-month residency at New York creative platform A/D/O, Studio Swine opened the Wave. Particle. Duplex. exhibition earlier this month. On view until 10 February, the immersive, site-specific installation debuts two new speculative projects that harness the properties of atmospheric matter.
Created in partnership with the nearby Urban Glass factory, The Dawn Particles collection is comprised of various glass-blown Krypton light-works. The wall-mounted linear and amorphous sculptures contain and pulsate various levels of magnetized plasma to emit light. The Fog Painting series champions the volumetric properties of contained fog to project dichromatic light and simulate the rotation of the sun thanks to the use of robotics. Studio Swine developed the Dawn Particles and Fog Paintings works at A/DO, making full use of the incubator's fabrication labs and a wide range of onsite expertise. This interdisciplinary context pushed the duo to work on a more instinctual level.
We were drawn to the dramatic skies and sunsets that are often visible in Greenpoint, where A/D/O is located


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Cabert (375ml), 2013, Pinot GrigioWhite, Old World, Pinot Grigio from Friuli, Italy
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Fuity, aromatic and fresh. We were surprised by how good it is; a much better than average pinot grigio. Fits the definition of an easy drinking everyday wine perfectly.
Cabert's description "This vine strain, evolved from the Black Pinot, yields small and compact bunches of characteristic grey colour. The wine is generally made by the fermentation of the must separately from the skins and is characterised by a fruity bouquet with a distinct trace of walnut and toasted bread. Pale-yellow and slightly amber in colour, this wine has a pleasant bitterish flavour, dry but full. Uncork well before serving; serve at 12 degrees centigrade."
Last tasted by us in October 2014 and it lives up to its description.
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Travel Light and Get More Done On-the-Go
At its thinnest point, the Acer Aspire Timeline 13″ Notebook is less than one-inch thin with a brushed aluminum cover that not only gives it a stylish look but keeps it featherweight at just 3.5 lbs. making it both light and easy to carry around.
Breeze through multitasking requirements with 2GB DDR3 Memory and quickly retrieve and store files on the 250GB Hard Drive.
802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIED connectivity gives you the freedom to work and play while you're on the move with reliable high-speed connections in your home, at work or on-the-go at hotspots.
With its remarkable clarity, the Built-in Webcam and Microphone make staying in touch easy letting you capture superior quality photos and video conference for business meetings or family fun.
All Day Power Keeps You Moving
Acer redefines the way power is used making the Timeline Notebook more efficient, lighter and less harmful to the environment with up to 8+ hours of battery life on a single charge.
Convenience features make it easy to save energy with a single touch. Just push the PowerSmart Button to enter into power saving mode, then push it again to unleash maximum performance.
This travel light notebook features an Intel Core 2 Solo processor providing freedom and flexibility to live, work, and play while optimizing energy efficient technology for longer battery life and generating less heat. With Intel's laminar wall jet technology, air is jet cooled and redirected along the bottom of the notebook making it cooler on your lap.
This Energy Star compliant PC boasts significant energy savings all the way down to the power adapter. With a 66% energy savings over typical adapters, the PowerSmart AC Adapter stops consuming energy when the high capacity battery is fully charged.
Extras that Make Computing Fun and Simple
Appreciate bright, lifelike images on the 13.3″ HD LED-backlit display (16:9 aspect ratio), optimized for viewing movies and HD entertainment all while saving energy.
Immerse yourself into your entertainment with Dolby Sound Room Audio Enhancement delivering spectacular surround sound from any pair of speakers or headphones.
Pinch, flick and swirl your fingers on the Multi-Gesture Touchpad for an intuitive navigation of web pages, photos, spreadsheets and more. Prevent accidental cursor movement from your palms and wrists with the Touchpad Lock button, disabling touchpad use.
Ease your mind and back up your data without a hassle with the Acer Backup Manager, providing a seamless way to setup and perform …
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If you want to evaluate your project or projects in specific niche, we offer the service based on our own methodology. We are frequently asked to implement a full ICO project in order to get funds raised
ICO (Initial Coin Offering) or primary offer to buy tokens is form of fundraising for business projects. ICO is mainly used by crowdfunding projects — companies entering on the market.
During ICO the team sells digital tokens to investors for defined cryptocurrency or fiat money. Funds collected during ICO are usually used for launching some product to the market and business development. At the same time any tokenholder gets immediate profit from its purchasing with some discount at an early stage of crowdsale as well as with future growth of token price because of the demand for them on cryptocurrency exchange markets.
To understand a potential project interest in cryptocurrency investor's communities such as Bitcoin Talk, Reddit etc. you have to make a pre-announcement. This is the first but really important stage of ICO project.
1. Pre-announcement is a small presentation, which describes targets and goals of ICO project. It's kind of feedback with potential investors for product improvement and correction of project business model. For this stage is important to gather the team, learn your competitors, register the company, describe the product based on the idea (Whitepaper), launch a site and mailing.
Final business model and offer are created after pre-announcement.
2. Offer is the detailed proposition about making a deal which contains key conditions for potential investors.
3. Marketing campaign.
Most of the ICO projects are produced by little known companies, so professional ICO marketing is important on the stage of ICO launch preparation. A competent PR strategy helps to find potential investors and promote the project at the market.
4. ICO implementation.
The final stage of ICO is a production of your own tokens or using one of the current platforms (Ethereum or Waves) and ICO launching.
Crowdfunding company usually airs the minimal funds size at which ICO is considered to be successful. After a successful ending of ICO company fulfil its obligations to investors according to the agreed terms.
ICO marketing is the set of activities from a project promotion strategy creation to a model of its development. It contains ICO positioning, site launching, mailing, PR strategy, SMM promotion, communication construction (language, style and form) with community blogs, investors and product users.
What to do if you have the product idea, but not the conception of its realization?
We offer you ICO consulting. This service helps you to position the project correctly, analyze competitors, prepare all demanded internal documentation, take into account all financial and legal aspects, conduct technical realization (from tokens to site development), create the marketing strategy, allocate budgets correctly, prepare the product for launching and support the project on all stages of ICO to achieve its goals.
We are able to help you to attract the specified levels of investment at the starting line,
develop you company in the future and achieve your business goals.


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Run by Registered Nutritionists and passionate foodies, FoodTrac's Nutritional Division are keen to educate people on the virtues of a healthy diet and creating novel food products to help people meet the recommended intakes of nutrients. We love to share our passion for fruits and vegetables: from growing them through to cooking/processing and ultimately what happens to our bodies when we eat them.
Specialties: Human nutrition research; food manufacture; new product development; public health; cardiovascular disease; vascular reactivity; obesity; satiety; fruits and vegetables; phytochemicals.
Our continuing research into the effects of foods and beverages primarily of plant orgin on blood pressure and arterial stiffness as well as on measures of hunger and fullness through human intervention trials.
We also participate in public engagement activites including interactive exhibits such as "Full of Beans" and "Edible Insects" as well as public speaking as part of the Food and Nutrition Mini Series at Life, Science Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Our key research specialities include the physiological effects of phytochemicals from edible plants on healthy populations and those at risk from chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and obesity.
FoodTrac Scientifics Nutrition team can design and runs human dietary intervention trials investigating the effects of chronic and acute consumption of phytochemical-rich foods, such as fruit and vegetable juices, soups, and puree-based drinks; champagne; green tea; blackcurrants; blueberries and beetroot, on vascular reactivity, blood pressure and other risk factors for cardiovascular disease. Our expertise lies in real-time in vivo measures of blood flow and arterial stiffness. In addition, we conducts studies to investigate the effects of fruit and vegetable-enriched products on measures of satiety, consumer acceptance and post-processing phytochemical concentrations.
Our scientists are long term members of several professional bodies including: Nutrition Society, American Society for Nutrition, Institute of Food Science and Technology, Royal Society of Chemistry, Society of Chemical Industry, American Chemical Society and The Carotenoid Society.


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Take a bow
Colin Dickins from Middlesex writes: "John Macey was unlucky with Red Letter Day when he found his hot air balloon voucher had expired ['"Seeing red", Troubleshooter, August 18].
"In June last year the family bought my wife a birthday-present balloon voucher with Virgin. I bought my own ticket to share her experience. We booked a flight near her birthday and drove to Bath. On the day, winds were too high for safety and the flight was cancelled.
"Virgin allows rebooking, however, and we awaited an opportunity. In September I developed an aggravation of a heart condition and asked if the vouchers could be extended. I was told, "don't worry — vouchers are valid for a year from purchase".
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Little Daniel sleeps soundly in his room. Light and movement comes from the closet door as it slowly opens up to reveal an unthinkable image of a Troll. The closet Troll passes Daniel's little soldiers, as they briefly come alive to fight the Troll. Victorious, the Troll reaches Daniel's bed, uncovering his little feet and tickles him making Daniel wet the bed.
The next morning, Daniel's Military Dad (Tony), shows up from a long night of work and discovers a mess in the room, and that his son has once again wet the bed. Frustrated, he locks up Daniel's little soldiers before leaving. Daniel is able to sneak one little soldier, his favorite one, CAP, which looks like his father.
At Night, Tony walks in to warn Daniel to not wet the bed again or he's taking him to the doctor. Desperate, Daniel checks the closet before bed, and grabs his favorite little soldier, Cap, and begs Cap to come alive and defeat the Troll. That same night while Daniel is sound asleep we find Cap, who is played by Tony, alive and breaking open the toy box for his fellow little soldiers to help him. They prepare for battle and set explosives, trip wires made from a slinky, and barricades made of giant dominoes. Later that night, the closet door opens revealing the invincible one-eyed Troll that is made up from items found in the closet. The little soldiers fire their guns, and set the explosives off, sending the Troll over the tripwire and making him fall. Victory is snatched away, as the Troll comes back alive, swats Cap and others, and starts stomping on the little soldier. Cap wakes up from being knocked out, struggles to his feat, and grabs the giant butter-knife. Seconds away from the Troll, Cap ties the metallic slinky to the end of the butter-knife and sticks it into the light socket, sending electricity through the slinky that is wrapped around the Troll.
Next morning, Tony walks into a terrible disaster and a deflated Troll. Furious, Tony checks to see if his son has wet the bed, only to find that he hasn't. Overjoyed, Tony hugs his son, and apologizes for being upset as he playfully tickles Daniel. At ground level, we find Cap face down, but looks up with a smile at Tony and Daniel happy again.


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Huangyan Taizhou Chenhang Art & Craft Factory
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Usage: Religion Gifts, Collection, Personal Decoration, Commerce Gifts & Decoration, Daily Use, Gift, Home Decoration
Style: Creative, Party And Household
Color: Natural
Mateirla: Walunt
Shape: Leaf
Additional Info
Packaging: Carton
Productivity: 1000000pcs/Months
Brand: ChengHang
Transportation: Ocean
Place of Origin: China
Supply Ability: 1000PCS/Day
Port: Ningbo,ShangHai
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be never saw leaf shape.The leaf shape is very creative,There are maple leaves and willow leaves and so on.
Most of youth people like use them for filling cakes or bread.In their view,This wooden dish is made of walnut. It looks good and feels very smooth. The texture is delicate and durable and hard and the material is environmental protection.
Most of old people also like it,in their view.it is household as the walnut can ward off evil spirits and disasters and the leaf shape with Wooden Plate is very beautiful.Look closely the craft of this product, the grain of the leaf is clearly visible, add the natural color of walnut, show this wooden dish is high-grade, beautiful.
We sure this item will hot selling in the market.
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Will we ever feel safe?
Columbine. Virginia Tech. Sandy Hook.
Now, we have another deadly school shooting to add to the list: Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
When will this end?
There have already been a number of school shootings so far in 2018, and while the three mentioned above took place prior to this year, the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas has shaken our nation to its core.
In this case, a 19-year-old gunman who was a former student of the school was able to obtain an assault rifle, enter a public high school building and terrorize, traumatize, and kill 17 students and staff members.
Every American feels the effects of last Wednesday's tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. This is something that we, as a school community, must care about.
My cousin graduated from Douglas four years ago. She remains in touch with the teachers and has friends with younger siblings who still attend. Her social media pages are filled with posts she has shared about the shooting, including messages from family members about their children who lost their lives, news broadcasts, politicians' posts, and her own memories from high school. Seeing her pain at what happened at her alma mater breaks my heart.
There are a number of students in this area that have friends and family members who attend Douglas and were impacted by this tragedy. However, even those of us whose loved ones were not in danger on Wednesday feel the impact.
Last Wednesday night, while watching the news and seeing the death toll tick up to 17 students and staff members, all I could think about was: What if this had happened at Pascack Valley?
What if this happens here? What if this takes place at my sister's school, friends' schools, or any other school in general?
This was the first time I allowed myself to think about it, and I could not help but wonder what we, as a community, would do in this situation. Would the teachers and students know how to handle it?
It is not an easy thought process to have, but because this makes us so uncomfortable and upset, that means we must do something to change these all-too-familiar patterns of mass shootings and gun violence.
On social media, many people have been suggesting ways to make schools safer, such as setting up metal detectors at main entrances to schools or arming security guards. The security guards at PV are armed, but I do think that adding metal detectors to entrances cannot hurt. There are many ways to enter school buildings, so in order for this to be effective, all people entering the school would need to enter through the front door.
Walking a few extra feet would be just a small price to pay to make our school safer.
Other people have suggested arming the teachers; however, this idea takes it too far. Most teachers are not trained on how to use guns. Students and teachers alike would feel very uncomfortable having firearms in the classroom. Adding more guns into schools is not the solution; instead, it should be made harder than ever to acquire a gun.
I do not claim to have a solution to this problem; however, I do know that no civilian should have access to an assault weapon, such as AR-15s and AK-47s. These were designed for use on the battlefield, not killing innocent students and educators. I have no problem with responsible gun owners who use their firearms to hunt or in other activities, and I support the exercising of their second amendment rights. Nevertheless, I do take issue with how easily accessible guns are.
What the country needs are more extensive background checks and an end to loopholes that make it easier to buy weapons.
But it also needs more funding for mental health and help for people struggling with mental illnesses. As we have seen time and time again, perpetrators of mass shootings suffer from mental illnesses. They could be carrying out these horrific actions because they do not have access to the resources they need.
This problem goes deeper than whoever sits in the Oval Office at the time, as there have been mass shootings under our last 10 presidents. Instead, our lawmakers should be working together to change the culture of gun violence in America.
So I wrote to our Congressmen. I know that people think that one call will not matter. But let's make our voices heard and reach out to politicians who have the power to change laws and make our country safer. No matter one's political party, it is a universal belief that any child should not be just another statistic in the history of deaths due to gun violence.
No one should be afraid to go to school, but after last week's shooting and the countless ones before, it is much harder to feel safe.


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