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"This generous support for our technical assistance follows closely on the heels of recent Finnish support for our Information Economy Report and for our eTrade for All project," UNCTAD Secretary-General Mukhisa Kituyi said.
"It will make a big difference for our developing country partners and clients who receive UNCTAD technical assistance, helping them to integrate better into the global economy," he added.
"The agreement shows how Finland and UNCTAD are both committed to help developing countries meet Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals."
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You have to see it to believe it. Shazam is like magic. When the app is put onto the iPhone (which you can do free), the program will listen to any music recording playing in the room — yes, you heard that right! Talk about a clever way to spy on people in the future through their iPhones, but that's another review.
Shazam then will identify the music that is playing by title and artist, plus give you links to iTunes to buy the music and the video on YouTube. This is so wickedly unbelievable and cool!
BTW, this technology does suggest that finding copyright infringement on the Internet should be far easier than the music industry lets on.
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It's nice to have a NAS at home for file sharing and automated backup, but commercial NASes are expensive for their performance, and not as flexible as a real PC.
This is a guide (mostly as a memo for myself) to build a Linux-based NAS from scratch, both hardware and software, and assumes the reader has some understanding of PCs (knows how to assemble them, or select a pre-built one with specifications), and at least some Linux knowledge.
The end result will be a NAS that is accessible over CIFS ("Network Neighbourhood") and SFTP (useful for accessing over the internet), provides snapshot incremental backups (time travel!!), and runs on some kind of RAID.
There are nice commercial units that can do all those things, such as the Synology DS-211j, but they are slow for their price, and you can't re-purpose them after end of life, or make it do other non-NAS things (running game server, etc).
However, if like me, you have some time on your hands, and skills, you can build a very high performance NAS for cheap. Even better if you have an old PC lying around – it could be free!
If you have a PC lying around, with SATA ports, you are all set. IDE is possible, too, but then assuming you don't have big enough IDE drives, you'll have to buy them. And I don't recommend buying IDE drives, because they are obsolete already, and no new computer can use those drives. If you do already have huge IDE drives, then by all means.
Otherwise, if you are like me, without a usable old computer (the P3 I've been using as a NAS for the past 5 years just decided to commit suicide, though of course, I was able to get all the data out), it's shopping time!
First of all, you'll need to decide how many harddrives you want, which is determined by how much space you need, and what level of redundancy do you want (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID). All standard RAID levels are supported by Linux's software RAID implementation, which is what we will be using. I don't recommend going with a single-drive system, because if the harddrive fails, and I've personally had 3 fail on me, it doesn't matter how much backup you have on that harddrive…
Speed also doesn't matter too much, because network speed will most likely be the bottleneck. Definitely don't use SSDs in a NAS. That's epic waste of money for nothing.
In this example, I will be using 2x1TB WD Caviar Green drives I had in my old server, in RAID-1 configuration.
Motherboard + CPU + RAM + PSU
I recommend an Intel Atom (as of this writing), because CPU speed is not important unless you are doing RAID-5 (in which case it's marginally important). Make sure the motherboard has enough SATA ports for your setup. I am using Intel D525MW. Intel boards are known for their reliability, and I really like the fanless design, because fans do fail once in a while, and heatsinks never fail. Fans also increase dust build-up, increasing need for maintenance.
Memory is also not very important. 256MB will probably do, but you can't buy anything that small nowadays. I'll be using 2x2GB DDR3 sticks from my old laptop (D525MW uses laptop RAM). More free memory for caching will increase performance somewhat, because Linux will cache your most used files in RAM, and serve them lightning fast when you need them again, but again, not so much in a NAS, because network is relatively slow, though it should help if you need to access many small files.
Power supply is important. Pick one with good reviews. Anything higher than 200W will do, unless you are planning to have a 20 HD array or something, in which case you wouldn't be reading this article because you'll know what you are doing more than I do already. PSU is the one thing you shouldn't cheap out on!!! A good PSU fails by shutting itself down. A bad PSU fails by sending 200V into your components, and optionally set your house on fire. You want the former. Anything from Antec, Corsair, or Seasonic should be fine, but check reviews online. I will be using a Corsair 430W (CMPSU-430CXV2).
If the motherboard you picked doesn't have gigabit ethernet, you'll definitely want to pick-up a gigabit card. They are very cheap nowadays and will make your NAS 5-6x faster. Intel cards are known to work very well in Linux, and are very fast.
Total cost I got (NCIX with aggressive price matching):
- Corsair 430W PSU – $40
- 4GB USB stick to install the OS on (to keep things simpler, I like to have my data drives dedicated to data, and have the OS somewhere else) – $5
Total is $125 without harddrives, but this depends on what hardware you have lying around that you can reuse.
If your home network is already gigabit, you are all set. Otherwise, you'll have to decide if you want to upgrade or not. With 10/100mbps network, typical large file transfer performance is around 10MB/s. On a gigabit network 50+MB/s is typical, and 70-80MB/s is definitely attainable with some optimization. It's up to you, but I would definitely try getting a 1gbps network running.
To run a 1gbps network, you need
- 1gbps card on all computers that you want 1gbps on. It's possible to have a mixed environment, and communication between 1gbps computers will be 1gbps.
- Cat 6/5e cables. They look and work exactly like regular Cat 5 network cables, except they are built to higher standards to guarantee 1/10gbps operation. If you are lucky, 5 will work at 1gbps, too, but that's not recommended and may not be reliable, though sometimes you don't have a choice (if the cable is in walls).
- A gigabit router or switch. For some reason, gigabit wireless routers are still very expensive, even though gigabit switches are dirt cheap. If you already have a 10/100 router, you can just add a gigabit switch behind it, and connect all your computers to the switch. This way, you'll have a 10/100 internet connection (which is fine, unless you have 100+mbps internet), and 1gbps within your LAN.
My victim:
Setup overview
I initially planned to run FreeNAS (an open source NAS system based on FreeBSD), but after evaluating it in a virtual machine, I don't think I really want to trust it with my data, yet. It just underwent a big rewrite after getting taken over by a company, is in a huge mess, and a bug as big as "email subsystem doesn't work at all" slipped past their QA and into the stable 8.0 release. I also encountered a few bugs in just 10 minutes of testing.
I decided to go back to good old Linux instead. For our purpose, practically any distribution will work. I picked Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS because I've had some experience with it before, and LTS status means it will be supported till 2015 (updates, etc). This guide should be fairly independent of distro.
It will be installed on a bootable 4GB USB drive that's permanently plugged in, and the 2 1TB data drives will be in RAID-1, providing a total of 1TB space. It will be divided into 2 CIFS/Samba/"Network Neighbourhood" shares, 1 for my HD porn collection stuff, and one for my parents' office documents.
All the data will be stored on a ext4 partition, on the RAID volume. Snapshot backup will be set up to provide rotating backup every few hours using the rsnapshot utility (based on rsync and hardlinks).
There's an advanced filesystem called ZFS that has built-in RAID and snapshots, but Linux support for ZFS is only through a barely maintained FUSE driver, so probably not a good idea for a production system. Btrfs is Linux's answer to ZFS that has most of the same functions, but it's still experimental, so also no. ReiserFS 4 was pretty promising, too, until the main developer got thrown into jail for murdering his wife… Ext4 is pretty fast, well tested, and well supported (filesystem utilities) in case something bad happens. If you will mostly store huge files (disk images, movies), XFS may give you higher performance.
Software Setup
After assembling your victim, and installing your Linux distro of choice (just do a basic install, we will do all the drive preparation and partitioning later)… At this time you'll need a monitor and keyboard attached to the NAS.
Network setup
First we have to set up networking. If you didn't set it up during installation, it probably defaults to DHCP. DHCP is bad because that means your server's IP will change all the time. You can set static IP in /etc/network/interfaces (on Debian/Ubuntu at least), and remember to set your router to exclude that IP from the DHCP pool, otherwise it may hand out this IP to another computer, and bad things will happen.
Here is my /etc/network/interfaces (note the weird address for router. I have a weird router. Yours is probably at .1)
# This file describes the network interfaces available on your system
# and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).
# The loopback network interface
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
# The primary network interface
auto eth0
#iface eth0 inet static
iface eth0 inet static
address 192.168.1.50
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.1.254
Then do
ifdown eth0
ifup eth0
to reset the network interface (if you are doing this over ssh, make sure you type them in one line… "ifdown eth0 && ifup eth0" for obvious reasons).
Make sure the interface is running at 1000 mbps, full duplex
matthew@nas:~$ dmesg|grep eth0
[ 1.713278] e1000: eth0: e1000_probe: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection
[ 15.115988] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready
[ 15.145697] e1000: eth0 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: RX/TX
[ 15.146953] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready
[ 25.840015] eth0: no IPv6 routers present
[ 229.880116] e1000: eth0 NIC Link is Down
[ 323.301869] e1000: eth0 NIC Link is Up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex, Flow Control: RX/TX
Everything from this point on can be done over the network with SSH!
Disk preparation
Since the disks are brand new (or only has data you don't care about), now would be a good time to do a destructive read-write test to make sure the media is good. This is especially important if you are using old harddrives. Not required, just recommended.
In my case, my data drives are /dev/sda and /dev/sdb
badblocks -w -v -s /dev/sda
badblocks -w -v -s /dev/sdb
They can be run at the same time. Will take a few hours (7 hr for my 1TB) depending on your drives. Make sure no errors are reported.
Then, we can partition the data drives. They will each get a huge partition with RAID type. It's a special partition type that tells mdadm (Linux's RAID manager) the partition is part of an array.
Any Linux partitioning program will do. fdisk, cfdisk, parted, etc. Note that if you have an "Advanced Format" (4K sectors) disk like I do, you'll want to make sure the program you use properly aligns your partition to multiple of 8 sectors, since AF drives lie to the OS that they have 512 bytes sectors for backward compatibility (http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5655/~/how-to-install-a-wd-advanced-format-drive-on-a-non-windows-operating-system).
matthew@nas:~$ sudo fdisk /dev/sda
Device contains neither a valid DOS partition table, nor Sun, SGI or OSF disklabel
Building a new DOS disklabel with disk identifier 0xcacafadd.
Changes will remain in memory only, until you decide to write them.
After that, of course, the previous content won't be recoverable.
Warning: invalid flag 0x0000 of partition table 4 will be corrected by w(rite)
WARNING: DOS-compatible mode is deprecated. It's strongly recommended to
switch off the mode (command 'c') and change display units to
sectors (command 'u').
Command (m for help): u
Changing display/entry units to sectors
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sda: 1000.2 GB, 1000204886016 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 121601 cylinders, total 1953525168 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0xcacafadd
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
Command (m for help): n
Command action
e extended
p primary partition (1-4)
Partition number (1-4): 1
First sector (63-1953525167, default 63): 64
Last sector, +sectors or +size{K,M,G} (64-1953525167, default 1953525167): +1953525096
Command (m for help): p
Disk /dev/sda: 1000.2 GB, 1000204886016 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 121601 cylinders, total 1953525168 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0xcacafadd
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 64 1953525160 976762548+ 83 Linux
Command (m for help): t
Selected partition 1
Hex code (type L to list codes): FD
Changed system type of partition 1 to fd (Linux raid autodetect)
Command (m for help): w
The partition table has been altered!
Calling ioctl() to re-read partition table.
Syncing disks.
Same for the other disk.
Then we can finally create the RAID array –
sudo mdadm –create /dev/md0 –level=mirror –raid-devices=2 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1
mdadm: array /dev/md0 started.
It will take a while to rebuild, but the array is usable in the mean time. It will just use idle IO bandwidth to rebuild.
"mdadm –detail /dev/md0" will tell you all you need to know about your array.
matthew@nas:~$ sudo mdadm –detail /dev/md0
Version : 00.90
Creation Time : Fri Dec 16 13:02:58 2011
Raid Level : raid1
Array Size : 976762432 (931.51 GiB 1000.20 GB)
Used Dev Size : 976762432 (931.51 GiB 1000.20 GB)
Raid Devices : 2
Total Devices : 2
Preferred Minor : 0
Persistence : Superblock is persistent
Update Time : Fri Dec 16 13:03:05 2011
State : active, resyncing
Active Devices : 2
Working Devices : 2
Failed Devices : 0
Spare Devices : 0
Rebuild Status : 0% complete
UUID : 20389aa5:944e1839:c7780c0e:bc15422d (local to host nas)
Events : 0.3
Number Major Minor RaidDevice State
0 8 1 0 active sync /dev/sda1
1 8 17 1 active sync /dev/sdb1
In this case, the array is still doing the initial sync.
root@nas:~# mdadm -Es >> /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
To make sure the array will be automatically recreated on reboot.
Make sure performance from the array is reasonable –
root@nas:~# hdparm -Tt /dev/md0
Timing cached reads: 1776 MB in 2.00 seconds = 888.24 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk reads: 284 MB in 3.02 seconds = 94.10 MB/sec
Create an EXT4 (or your choice of) filesystem on the RAID device, and set journal to writeback (higher performance, potential loss of recent data on power loss)
root@nas:~# mkfs.ext4 /dev/md0
root@nas:/data# tune2fs -o journal_data_writeback /dev/md0
Add the mount point to /etc/fstab
/dev/md0 /data ext4 noatime,noexec,data=writeback 0 2
You'll probably also want to set up mdadm to email you when one of your disks failed –
Then we can set up the CIFS shares. Assuming we have 2 directories, /data/user1 and /data/user2, to be shared to user1 and user2 respectively.
First we need to create the users –
adduser user1
adduser user2
Then make them own the data directories
chown -R user1:users /data/user1
chown -R user2:users /data/user2
And in /etc/samba/smb.conf, add
security = user
path = /data/user1
browseable = yes
read only = no
create mask = 0700
directory mask = 0700
valid users = user1
For each user.
Then the share should be accessible from Windows and Linux. From Windows, it will be "\\[server ip]\user1", and can be mapped to a network drive.
If the performance is not satisfactory, there are many samba settings you can try, but it becomes a bit of black art, so I won't cover that here. I get about 70-80MB/s (both reading and writing) out of the box, sending a big iso file from my computer, so I'm not going to bother optimizing it. Theoretical maximum is 125MB/s on gigabit, but with protocol overheads, etc, the practical maximum is probably somewhere around 90MB/s. The defaults are pretty good.
Snapshot backup
Snapshot backups allow you to basically "look back in time", and see a copy of everything an hour ago, 2 hours ago, 2 days ago, etc. Obviously, the naive approach would take way too much space.
However, most files will be the same between snapshots, and we can exploit it to save space. For files that aren't changed, we just need to hardlink them to the original (a hard linked file looks and feels exactly like a duplicate of the original, except they actually refer to the same data on harddrive). For big files where only small parts are changed, rsync allows us to only store differences.
This way, for example, when you look into the hourly backup directory, you'll see a directory for 1 hour ago, a directory for 2 hours ago, etc, and while they all look like real hard copies, they only take up the space of differences between then and now.
This sounds hard. And it is, if you have to implement this yourself. Fortunately, there's a program called rsnapshot that will handle everything for you.
So install rsnapshot using your favourite method (apt-get on Debian/Ubuntu), and edit /etc/rsnapshot.conf to set up your backup. The file is very straight forward, so I won't talk about that.
It's better to do the backups to an external drive or another machine, but I'm just putting it on my /data partition. Remember to use the "exclude" option to exclude things you don't want backed up (disk images, etc). I personally use a "nobackup" directory under my share to store files I don't want backed up. In my case, I have 384GB in total, but only 11GB or so are really important and need to be backed up.
The backup directories can be shared via CIFS if you want. Though it's probably a good idea to make that read-only, since writing to a snapshot will corrupt other snapshots (because they are all linked). Can't change history…
In the end, you'll want to have cron execute the backup jobs automatically. For example, add to /etc/crontab –
0 */4 * * * /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot hourly
30 23 * * * /usr/local/bin/rsnapshot daily
This is for hourly = every 4 hours, and keeping daily snapshots.
That's it! Next time you accidentally delete or change something, just go pick it up from the last snapshot. The maximum amount of work you'll lose depends on the interval setting. In my case, that's 4 hours.
Internet access
On the server side, nothing needs to be done (except installing OpenSSH, if it's not installed by default and you haven't installed it). Internet access can be done over SSH (SFTP). You'll also need to set up port forwarding in your router (port 22, TCP), and maybe get a dynamic domain name (eg. dyndns.org) so you don't have to remember your IP.
On Linux, sshfs can be used to mount a remote filesystem – "sshfs username@yourserver:/data/user1 mount_point"
On Windows, there is a commercial program called ExpanDrive that's pretty good but also pretty expensive (has trial). Any SFTP client will do.
On Mac, I have no idea. Sorry.
It's possible to use SSH over LAN, too, and not worry about Samba. However, from my testing, SSH performance on gigabit network is very bad, probably due to the mandatory encryption, especially on low power CPU. That doesn't matter over the Internet because you'll be limited by Internet speed anyways. Samba, on the other hand, is not suitable for internet, because it's very latency-sensitive (small packets, wait for ack, etc).
Not covered: SMART monitoring. I personally find it pretty useless because false positives and false negatives are both too high. I just rely on the RAID for hardware integrity. If you want to use it, Googling "smartmontools" would be a good start. Also – offsite backups. You'll want to do that for very important data, but not practical in my case.
That's all! Happy storing! (until you receive an email telling you a disk is failing)


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Full-back Lee Hodson refused to be downbeat following MK Dons' 3-2 loss to Bradford City on Saturday.
Despite twice fighting back from a goal down, Karl Robinson's were beaten for the sixth time this season courtesy of a late strike from Bantams midfielder Jason Kennedy. The result saw the Dons remain in 11th place in the Sky Bet League 1 table, now five points adrift of the play-off places.
Hodson, though, insists the team must take the positives from their performance and look to put things right this Tuesday evening when they travel to Colchester United's Weston Homes Community Stadium.
Speaking after the Bradford City match, the 22-year-old said: "I thought we played really well and it's gutting that we didn't get the result we wanted. Sometimes in football you don't get what you deserve, because we deserved to get the win today.
"The first 20 minutes was probably the best we've started all season. We felt comfortable and I, personally, thought we were going to nick something early doors. Their 'keeper did make a couple of good saves but sometimes we need to be that little bit more clinical in front of goal and finish those chances off.
"They then had a quick free-kick which we didn't defend well enough. A few people were saying it was offside but I haven't had a chance to see it back yet so I can't really comment but either way we should have defended better. We'll look back at it, learn from it and make sure it doesn't happen again.
"Their second was a wonder goal although I thought it had gone out by at least a yard beforehand, that's what me and Stephen Gleeson stopped for. Their guy then tries to cross it and it sneaks in the back post, it's one of those things that happen.
"We've got two tough games coming up now, starting with Colchester away, and we will definitely go all out for six points. We'll go into Tuesday with our confidence still high because although we're gutted with the (Bradford City) result, there were a lot of positives we can take.
"We've definitely got a good enough team to go out there and get a result. I think we showed today that we can go out and dominate teams, we just need to start keeping more clean sheets and being a little bit more clinical in front of goal."
, the kiosk at thecentre:mk and online until 5pm this evening (Monday).mkstadiumTickets for tomorrow's trip to Colchester United are available to buy from the MK Dons Box Office at
click here for non-season ticket holder/non-member tickets or click here for season ticket holder/member tickets or the kiosk at thecentre:mk, call 01908 622900 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets can also be bought via the Online Ticket Service – mkstadiumTo purchase tickets, visit the MK Dons Box Office at


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Chocolate, peanut butter, dairy, latex, pets, flowers ... it seems like anything found at a kid's party is a potential death trap for small guests. How does a parent throw a party without risking a small guest's life, or her own sanity? We've got tips!
1. No nuts (except the guests)- Depending on the age of your guests you're more or less likely to know which kids are allergic to what. To be on the safe side, try and avoid serving party food that contains nuts. If you do plan on having peanut butter sandwiches or other nut foods, make sure to label everything containing nuts (check out these cute buffet cards from Chickabug). If your cake comes from a bakery or store, make sure you know their nut policy so that you can sure that info with the parents.
2. Reduce the allergens- Flowers make beautiful centerpieces, but for a kid's party they just aren't needed. Lollipops make great centerpieces and can double as party favors, or even arranging the goody bags, cake or party favors creatively can take the place of a centerpiece. Although your pet may be a member of the party, he isn't needed at the party. This is especially true for young guests who may be afraid of animals, or young pets who may be afraid of kids!
3. Ask the parents- When parents RSVP for their kids make sure to ask if there are any allergies you should know about, you can also ask at drop off. Keep in mind that kids are not always great at communicating with adults, especially if they don't know you well, so you're better off asking parents than kids.
4. Do ask and do tell! If you know that a guest has an allergy, make sure to share that info with any entertainers or other party professionals. A clown may plan on passing out candy, a face painter or balloon twister may use latex in gloves or balloons.
5. Don't stress Remember, the goal of any host is for her guests to feel comfortable. If you do discover that one of your guests is allergic to something you're serving, simply remove the offending item. Kids can be ultra-sensitive to being different, so try and handle any issues as quietly as possible.
Need more great party tips for kids? Check out our party planning tips! Have you encountered health or allergy issues at your kid's party? Share in the comments.


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Have you ever tried eating raw?
A few years ago I was about 90% and loved it! I actually lost about 50 pounds and my complexion! How cool is that?!*~
What is raw? Raw is basically eating unprocessed, uncooked or "live" food. Food can be dehydrated at 105 degrees or less. A higher temperature than that would kill the enzymes and the food would no longer be considered "live. One does not need to go 100% raw to benefit form a raw diet.
So, what do we eat? RAW veggies, fruit, sprouted grains, nuts, and seeds…we can keep it simple of get creative with different foods. I, personally, chose to go about 90% so that I can still have some of the things I have trouble staying away from and it kept me from falling off the train for a while. My downfall is eating with others and having to cook for others that eat differently. I cook, then I smell, and eventually I fall into the trap ~ and I taste it! That's where I fall…Yup, I fell!
So, Choo~Choo, I'm chugging my way back…every day I'm going to TRY to incorporate more raw into it. I felt so good, so alive, eating live, clean food! My body would crave raw!
I will start posting some of my trials and errors. I'm making this public to hold myself accountable! If you see me slipping feel free to give me a swift kick! And please do share your fave's!
So, the photo I'm about to add to this post is yesterday's breakfast.
Banana, blueberries, cherries, and yup, romaine!
Today's breakfast, that I did not take a photo of was apple, mango, and cherries. I had salad with dinner tonight as well.
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Launch of the Roadmap for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies
A High-Level Side event to the 72nd Session of the UN General Assembly
On Thursday 21 September the Roadmap for Peaceful Just and Inclusive Societies was launched at this event, which was hosted by the Co-conveners of the Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies: The Governments of Brazil, Sierra Leone, and Switzerland. A live webcast was provided by UN Web TV and is provided below.
Download the Concept Note Accelerating the Implementation of SDG16+ – Launch of the Roadmap for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies
Speeches and Remarks
Running Order of Keynote Speakers
Opening Remarks from the Co-Conveners
H.E. Dr. Samura M. W. Kamara, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Republic of Sierra Leone
H.E. Ms. Pascale Baeriswyl, State Secretary, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Switzerland
H.E. Mr. José Antônio Marcondes de Carvalho, Undersecretary General for the Environment, Energy and Science and Technology, Brazil
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H.E. Ms. Puan Maharani, Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture, Republic of Indonesia
Ministerial Presentations
H.E. Mr. Gustavo Zlauvinen, Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, Argentina
H.E. Ms. Tea Tsulukiani, Minister of Justice, Georgia
H.E. Dr. Aurelia Frick, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Principality, Liechtenstein
H.E. Mr. Christiaan Rebergen, Vice-Minister for International Cooperation, the Netherlands
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UNDP Statement of the Roadmap Launch
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The quick surge to the cloud has many scrambling to find the right infrastructure modernization strategy for applications that have yet to make the leap. Microsoft Azure cloud technology can ease the migration journey and path to application modernization.
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If you're in Azure or planning to migrate to Azure, you may have recently read in the news that Microsoft Azure has seen a 775% rise in usage.
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Now that most of the Atmosera team has been working remotely for a while, we're sharing some of our tips to stay productive and make the best of it.
Video Mar 26, 2020
Azure Solutions Architect Rachael Gomer shares tips for remote workforce enablement and a quick dive into Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)
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IT Infrastructure is constantly changing, bringing more new...
Blog Mar 09, 2020
The DiD model provides a simpler way to approach security in your environment by taking the focus away from the technical elements and instead focusing on the basic design element of layers.
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INTERFACE is the leading educational conference for IT professionals that focuses on the latest developments in this constantly changing information technology environment.
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Does your business continuity plan encompass procedures for unplanned events? We are here to help you modernize your underlying infrastructure to improve your readiness for business continuity impacting events with tools like WVD.
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This interactive tool is designed to evaluate your organization's current security controls and overall framework based on 10 areas of proficiency.
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This blog covers five ways that organizations like yours benefit from migrating to the Azure cloud: improved reliability, disaster recovery, cutting-edge technology, scalability, and cost-efficiency.
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This webinar is designed to demystify the process of developing a strong security framework by getting started with a Defense in Depth approach based on 10 basic proficiencies.
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Press Release Feb 25, 2020
Atmosera wins Info Security Product Guide's 2020 Company of the Year and Milestone of the Year awards for its managed security services and Azure expertise
Press Release Feb 19, 2020
Atmosera earned a spot on CRN's MSP 500 list for the fourth consecutive year and Security 100 list.
Blog Jan 22, 2020
The journey to the cloud can be complicated, expensive, and risky – especially if you're doing it for the first time. Here are five ways that partnering with an MSP makes it a smooth process.
Data Sheet
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Blog Jan 02, 2020
Cost, security, and disruption are all common concerns about the cloud migration process. This blog discusses how Azure solves those challenges.
White Paper Jan 02, 2020
This white paper reviews 12 Azure features to strengthen security, increase ROI, comply with regulations, and align with your business goals.
Blog Dec 12, 2019
This blog takes a dive into four great automation tools for deploying and managing workloads in Microsoft's Azure platform.
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Blog Nov 21, 2019
Atmosera has developed new security services as a direct result of feedback received from clients about their needs.
Blog Nov 18, 2019
Whether you missed the opportunity to attend or want to review the key trends that emerged from the conference, Atmosera has you covered with our highlights from Microsoft Ignite 2019.
Press Release Nov 12, 2019
Atmosera works closely with PNDC and its members to inform and advise them on best practices in IT infrastructure, information security, and industry regulatory standards.
Blog Oct 31, 2019
Many IT investments offer options to be purchased as either CapEx or OpEx models. Which is better?
Press Release Oct 31, 2019
Former Microsoft leader brings more than 20 years of experience and Azure knowledge to the role.
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Migrating workloads to Microsoft Azure is just the beginning of your cloud journey. A well-managed Azure environment should continuously improve, while maximizing ROI and security.
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Trying to reduce Azure costs? Here are four ways to maximize the ROI of your Azure environment.
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Atmosera is featured on the list of Mirror Review's list of the 10 Most Scalable Cloud Solution Providers of 2019.
White Paper Sep 19, 2019
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Press Release Sep 16, 2019
Atmosera has been recognized as a Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Services Provider by Microsoft.
Press Release Sep 09, 2019
Atmosera announces an expansion of its physical presence with a new office in Dallas, Texas.
Blog Aug 29, 2019
This blog covers five reasons to partner with a Managed Security Services Provider for your information security needs.
Video Aug 21, 2019
How do you balance resource efficiency while meeting regulatory and security requirements? The answer: managed security services.
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A move to off-prem data storage allows revenue cycle management firm to thrive
Blog Aug 12, 2019
In this blog, we will look at the phases of a migration from colocation (colo) to Azure and look at strategies to optimize the project for efficiency.
News Aug 09, 2019
Portland Business Tribune reporter Joseph Gallivan's interview with Atmosera CISO Sean Ventura
With a significant number of clinics and health...
Blog Aug 05, 2019
Vulnerability Management is the process of scanning your environment to find out where weaknesses in security exist that would allow that environment to be compromised.
Press Release Aug 01, 2019
Network Products Guide has named Atmosera a winner of the 14th Annual 2019 IT World Awards
Blog Jul 31, 2019
For more than 20 years, many organizations have relied on Windows server as the operating system of choice for their workloads – but Microsoft is ending extended support and security updates for Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 on January 14, 2020, which is right around the corner.
Data Sheet
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Blog Jul 09, 2019
Azure Expert MSP status is achieved by demonstrating a depth of knowledge and expertise across the organization, as well as industry-leading service capabilities and customer satisfaction.
Blog Jul 01, 2019
GoldBrute is a botnet that conducts "credential stuffing" or brute force attacks on Windows machines with exposed RDP connections.
Video Jun 19, 2019
How do businesses determine their ideal cloud environment and optimize it post-migration?
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Infographic Jun 18, 2019
Windows Server end of support is an opportunity to modernize your application stack and increase consistency across infrastructure by moving it to the Microsoft cloud.
Data Sheet
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Blog Jun 06, 2019
Ready to migrate to the cloud or optimize your existing cloud environment? Consider partnering with a Cloud Managed Service Provider (MSP) to achieve three major IT and business goals.
White Paper May 28, 2019
This eBook evaluates both the reasons behind and results of businesses' increasing cloud investments in order to build an understanding of the business landscape in the cloud.
White Paper May 24, 2019
This white paper outlines strategies and key steps important to planning a successful Azure migration that results in a robust cloud deployment aligned to your business goals.
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This blog provides a high-level explanation of a Defense in Depth strategy using a Castle Analogy to show how different security elements work together as critical components of a complete security solution.
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As e-commerce expands rapidly and in-store checkout goes cardless, it's never been easier to get the products you need as quickly as possible. The flip side: cybercriminals have an ever-growing trove of personal and financial information within their reach.
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News Mar 15, 2019
We're approaching the one-year anniversary of the ransomware attack that held critical City of Atlanta systems hostage, costing millions to fix. And although we don't hear about high-profile ransomware attacks every day, they're still a threat to government systems: in January, the city of Del Rio, Texas, suffered an attack that shut down city hall servers.
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News Mar 12, 2019
Atmosera, a leading Microsoft Azure cloud services provider, today announced two new products focused on uncovering customers' existing network vulnerabilities and actively monitoring their systems for potential threats.
Blog Mar 04, 2019
The digital transformation of business workloads revolutionizes both internal business operations and the customer experience. Connectivity, scalability, efficiency, agility—these resounding value props echo in leadership meetings and entice organizations to undertake the migration of workloads to cloud environments.
News Feb 25, 2019
Atmosera, a leading Microsoft Azure cloud services provider, has been named to CRN's 2019 Managed Service Provider (MSP) 500 list for the third consecutive year. The magazine placed Atmosera within its Security 100 subset.
Blog Feb 11, 2019
Having a data resiliency strategy is essential for maintaining business continuity. A good data resiliency strategy includes two factors: backup and disaster recovery solutions. Backups provide recovery points for data or systems that are lost in some capacity. Disaster recovery provides a process by which portion of an environment, or an entire environment that is unavailable can be brought online in another datacenter with minimal data loss and downtime.
Blog Feb 06, 2019
Scott Harvey, Atmosera's VP of Engineering joined Roger Strukhoff, Conference Chair for CloudExpo, to discuss the public cloud ecosystem and the cloud's evolution, challenges, and best practices, as well as the integral role CSPs play in supporting businesses that host operations in the cloud. The transcribed interview is available below, and the video is available here.
News Jan 30, 2019
When you think of bank security, the vault is probably the first thing that comes to mind. All of your wealth locked behind a foot of steel and concrete. For decades, that was enough to protect a bank's most valuable assets. Today, we're managing a second vault: one filled with customer data, locked behind layers of encryption. The trouble is that today's bank robbers aren't working with dynamite, like in the westerns; they're behind powerful computers.
News Jan 23, 2019
Smartphone applications allow users to complete tasks in seconds that once required a visit to the bank, such as transfers and depositing paychecks. The cloud facilitates this increased activity, giving banks the computing power necessary to process millions of customer requests and payments through the application at any given moment. And by managing front-end functionality in the cloud, institutions gain an extra layer of security against growing cyberthreats.
Blog Jan 16, 2019
According to a 2017 survey of financial services institutions, only 42 percent of respondents consider their organization effective or very effective at managing cybersecurity risks. Comparatively, 80 percent considered their organization effective or very effective in managing more traditional risk types, including liquidity, underwriting, and credit. Indeed, cybersecurity is the new frontier in risk management.
Blog Jan 09, 2019
Cloud computing necessitates that businesses redefine their approach to information security, compliance, data back up, and disaster recovery, but there can be some confusion over what security concerns the cloud may pose for data protection. Adapted from Atmosera's Chief Information Security Officer's presentation at a SecureWorld conference, this article will attempt to dispel common myths about cloud security.
Blog Jan 02, 2019
Moving to a public cloud like Microsoft's Azure platform affords businesses opportunities to explore and adopt a wide range of new technologies, e.g. machine learning or a distributed NoSQL database platform, without making heavy long-term capital investments.
News Dec 20, 2018
Atmosera, a leading Microsoft Azure cloud services provider, announced today that it has been nominated for three Cloud Awards, a global program that celebrates success and innovation in the cloud computing industry.
News Dec 19, 2018
A year-and-a-half ago, as numerous countries dealt with WannaCry's aftermath, ransomware was one of the hottest topics in retail IT—and all feared what would happen if their systems were suddenly held hostage. But even by the end of 2017, the security firm Malwarebytes found that ransomware attacks dropped off significantly.
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The proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies continues to transform business operations and processes. The pace at which these devices appear increases at an astounding rate each year: at present, there are 23.14 billion IoT-connected devices online. By 2025, according to Statista, there will be 75.44 billion. It's no surprise, then, that today's manufacturers are more reliant on IoT technology than ever before.
Blog Nov 20, 2018
Whether they're on a migration path or are looking at cloud services for the first time, prospects often ask us about the difference between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure.
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Atmosera, a leading Microsoft Azure cloud services provider, will integrate Arista EOS CloudVision as part of an infrastructure upgrade aimed at simplifying network management.
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It wasn't long ago that the worst disasters a manufacturer had to fear were natural ones: fires, tornados or hurricanes. Machinery didn't stop just because the internet went down. But like most industries, manufacturing is undergoing a massive digital transformation, driven by Industry 4.0 technologies such as IoT sensors and artificial intelligence.
News Nov 07, 2018
Two executives from Atmosera, a leading Microsoft Azure cloud services provider, will offer sessions focused on cloud implementation during the 10th annual Cloud Expo, Nov. 12-13 at the Roosevelt Hotel, New York City.


text: Felipe Calderon looks set to take over as president The seven judges voted unanimously to reject most of the legal complaints by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, a candidate who said he was robbed of victory in the vote on July 2. The decision hands almost certain victory to Felipe Calderon. The judges, whose rulings are final and cannot be appealed against, must declare a president-elect by September 6. Lopez Obrador's supporters have paralysed Mexico City with protests this month and he has vowed to make Mexico ungovernable if the court declares Calderon the winner of the country's most bitterly contested election in modern history. Annulments The initial result showed that Calderon, a former energy minister from the ruling National Action Party, won the election by only 0.58 of a percentage point or 244,000 votes. The judges fell short of formally naming Calderon the winner but they said there were only marginal changes to the original results after recounts and annulments at some of the most fiercely contested polling stations. Judge Jose Luna said: "Based on the annulments that were deemed necessary, all the parties lost a considerable amount of votes but that did not affect the results." Josefina Mondragon, 55, a housewife who was one of a small group of protesters outside the court, said: "The damned judges are corrupt. They are stealing the election from us." The Mexican peso rose 0.85 per cent to 10.88 a dollar as investors were convinced that pro-business Calderon will now take over from Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, on December 1. Civil resistance Lopez Obrador said there were serious irregularities at more than half the polling stations during the election. He has demanded a full recount of all 41 million votes cast and has launched street protests that temporarily shut down central Mexico City. If Calderon's victory is confirmed by the court, Lopez Obrador says he will either lead a civil resistance movement against his rival or set up some kind of parallel government. But attendance at his mass rallies has dropped in the last two weeks and a campaign of blockading highways, government buildings and foreign banks appears to be losing steam. Calderon, who campaigned on pro-business policies and would be an ally of the United States, was confident that the court would declare him winner. A Calderon aide, Juan Camilo Mourino, said: "We are sure that the only thing that will come out of these legal challenges is that Felipe Calderon won the presidency legitimately." Lopez Obrador has vowed to overhaul economic policies and to put the poor first. Some of his supporters marched through the Zocalo, Mexico City's central square, with a fake coffin, marked "Democracy". SOURCE: Reuters


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Sanyo CG10 at about 70mm equivalent. F3.7 @ 1/250th @ ISO 50. Programmed Auto.
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The Norwegian Christian School of Student and Educational Sciences, and others,will use schools and other public spaces for prayer and detention, said parliament.
In March,Kristelig Folkeparti (KrF) presented a representative proposal to parliament, where they asked "the government to draw up national guidelines for child and youth organizations' access to the use of schools and other public spaces."
The reason was that the Norwegian Christian School of Student and Educational Sciences has found that the rectors set foot to gather and pray for infringement of rules, wrote Dagen newspaper on Wednesday.
The case has been discussed in parliament's Education and Research Committee.
In the resolution, which was finalised on Tuesday, parliament asked the government to enter into dialogue with KS (Municipal Sector Interest and Employers Organization) and the National Council for Children's and Youth Organizations (LNU) to ensure that child and youth organisations use classrooms to meet. At the same time, the parties must work to ensure that school owners do not contribute to unequal treatment differentials.
"In practice, it means that parliament asks the government to put down a committee together with KS and LNU, where they will find out how to ensure that this is being followed up," said Hans Fredrik Grøvan, spokesperson for the Christian People's Party.
In the original representative proposal from KrF, Grøvan agreed that national guidelines had to be prepared, but the recommendation the committee had reached was not so binding.
''We believe that the parliamentary proposition now gives the government a clear
signal.The entire committee is in favour of this,'' said Grøvan.
In 2012, Fremskrittsparti (Frp) presented a proposal in parliament to ban prayer
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Today I am interviewing fellow author, Krysten Lindsay Hager.
Thanks for joining us, Krysten. We are all eager to get to know you and your work.
Your genres are children, teen and YA values and virtues fiction. What led you to focus your writing for young people?
I loved reading when I was growing up and so many of the middle grade and young adult books I read then shaped me as a person. I remember reading on my bed one day and thinking how amazing it must be to be the author of the book I was reading and how it must feel to touch people's lives that way. I always wanted to write a book that did that for someone else and I wanted to write teen fiction since it had touched my heart.
Have you found today's youth to be receptive to the values presented in your work? Perhaps you would like to share what values and virtues you are trying to promote.
I have gotten a lot of messages from young readers who feel like my characters are dealing with the same things that they deal with, such as self-esteem issues, frenemies, social media influences and self-image issues. My characters talk about things like dealing with feeling anxious, feeling like they don't fit in and having to conform to fit in and those are all things I dealt with growing up. I want to promote that even though we see certain images in the media, that much of that is false—even your best friends Instagram pics can be modified and filtered to look better than they do in reality. I want teens to realize that their value isn't in their appearance or the things they own or how popular they are, which is something they are really bombarded with in the media. Being a good friend and having your focus on what's really important and staying true to your values are the things to pay attention to—not who is dating who and what bag everyone is carrying.
You lived in Portugal for a time. What took you there, and what are your strongest impressions of the place and its people?
We moved to a Portuguese island because of my husband's job. What I first noticed there was the more laid back pace. People will sit and talk over a cup of coffee for hours and enjoy each other's company. There was less of a focus on schedules and to-do lists and a slower pace of life. I found that when I moved back to the U.S., you could really see a change in me. I drove a few of my family members crazy because they would discuss the "itinerary" of the day while we were eating and I'd say, "Wait, let's just enjoy our meal and then we can figure out what we want to do or play it by ear." I really irritated my aunt with that. It was such a foreign concept to her to not have a plan ready to go. Religion is a big part of their culture, which is something that I was brought up with as well, so it felt familiar to me and I enjoyed going out on Sundays and seeing that the focus was on spending time with family and friends.
Like you, I've lived in South Dakota. Coming from California, I noticed the cultural differences. What are the biggest differences you notice between South Dakota and Ohio, where you now live?
I moved from Michigan to South Dakota and I remember people would stare at my clothes and not in a, "Oh I want to buy that," kind of way! At the time, that Jennifer Lopez urban style was what was in style where I was living and working, which was between Detroit and Flint, Michigan. So when I moved to South Dakota, it seemed like every time I'd meet someone they'd say something like, "Oh you're not from around here." It would make me laugh a little bit. There was a lot of Scandinavian culture there, which was interesting to me. I liked learning about that. I was in a couple of writing groups at the time and at one event I was introduced as the "ethnic" writer. I guess it was because I was working on my thesis about Polish-Americans at the time. When I lived before in Michigan, no one batted an eye when I began my thesis on that, but in South Dakota, it stood out more. Ohio is much more like Michigan in some ways, but I live in the southwestern part and you do feel more of the southern pace here than you do in Michigan.
How long have you been writing? Is it your full-time occupation or do you have another job?
I have been writing for as long as I can remember. I started going to writing conferences straight out of high school. I freelanced and have worked as a journalist, so it's always been about writing for me. Now my focus is on fiction and other types of creative writing and I seemed to have put journalism behind me, but who knows if I'll ever go back to it.
How many books have you published?
I have three young adult novels published and two coming out next year. My books are: True Colors, Best Friends…Forever? and Next Door to a Star. My other books coming out are, Landry in Like (out January 12, 2016) and Competing with the Star (out March 22).
Can you give us an idea of your writing schedule?
I don't have a set schedule. I usually do my business admin side of writing first to get it out of the way and off my mind. I write at night and in the early morning. I edit as I go, which is something a lot of writers prefer to do at the very end when they are finished, but I find it helps me to get back into the story easier if I begin with some editing before I begin to write.
Do you have a current project you would like to tell us about?
I am editing Competing with the Star now, which is the sequel to Next Door to a Star. In this book, we see the growth of my teen character Hadley as she and her new boyfriend form a deeper bond as he confides in her about his grandfather being diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson's. It brings the two closer together, but then we see people interfering with the relationship and Hadley's insecurities about never having a boyfriend before and looking at his exes (as well as finding out he had a crush on their friend, a former TV star) really messing with her self-esteem. I love the scenes between Nick and Hadley and the way she navigated through friendships, betrayals and handing her insecurities. She also makes an unlikely friend who has her back through all of it.
Sounds like an interesting book. I'm sure your young readers will love it.
Thank you so much for sharing today. Where can we learn more about you and your work?
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Readers, please come back 2/13/16, for my next Second Saturday Interview, when we will be meeting another Young Adult author, Angela Carling, whose latest release is The Secret Keeper, a powerful story of human fallibility, sacrifice, and timeless love inspired by a small town in Heber Arizona. Here's a little blurb:
When Seventeen year old Winter Merrill chose to make a bargain with the mysterious Secret Keeper, she knew there were rules. The most important one, the next time you have a secret, you will not be able to tell it….even if you try.
What she didn't know is that her next secret if not told, would destroy her life and the life of Liam, the only boy she ever loved. Can Winter find a way out of the dark bargain that binds her tongue or will her deal with the Secret Keeper bring devastating consequences unimaginable even to her?


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We stay at a variety of places including youth hostels, independent hostels, club huts and chalets/cottages. We normally assemble on the Friday evening (but check newsletter details for long weekend meets). You are welcome to attend weekend/long weekend meets for a day provided you discuss with the Meet Contact in advance.
We aim to provide gender segregated sleeping accommodation but this may not always be possible due to the nature of the accommodation or the presence of other users. Check the situation with the meet contact for the event when booking
Normally, everyone brings their own breakfasts and lunches. When sending out final details, the Meet Contact will ask everyone to bring a food contribution to a communal dinner on Saturday evening. If you have any dietary requirements please let the Meet Contact know when you book so that this can be included n food planning The cost of communal meals will be shared equally, so remember to bring some change.
There is a fixed cost (excluding food and transport) to cover accommodation for a weekend. This is paid to the Club during the event, unless we are staying in a SYHA hostel. Please note that if you book a place on a meet and are subsequently unable to attend, you may be asked to make a contribution towards the cost of the unused place.
Where we stay at a SYHA hostel the Club does not make a block booking. The manager will normally have been told that we are coming. Please contact the Meet Contact before booking at the hostel (in case thre have been changes), and on booking the hostel mention that you are a member of SCHC. Hostels accept bookings on a first come, first served basis so early booking is always advised.
We always walk on Saturdays. On Sundays, some people walk while others to to a local Church, or leave early to attend their own home church; we aim to have a time of informal worship together one evening during the meet.
All hill groups must complete a route card including route and time of return, in accordance with good safety practice. On Saturdays this should be left at the accommodation or with a responsible person who is not a member of the party. On Sundays, where people head home directly after a walk, the route card should be left with a responsible person who is not walking, with arrangements made to advise them of a safe return from the hill.
Please help with a prompt departure in the mornings, by selecting the walk that you want to go on during the previous evening. The Club has a small fund which is available to provide financial assistance to those who might otherwise be unable to attend meets. If you or you know of someone who might benefit, please contact the Club Chair in strict confidence.


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West Liberty, W.Va., June 9, 2016 by International Dyslexia Association (IDA).— West Liberty University is one of nine universities in the country that received accreditation this year from the
"Our master's of education reading track was recognized by the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) in May and is now an IDA accredited program. This represents the hard work of our reading specialist Theresa Kowcheck and the careful preparation of a self-study, followed by an accreditation visit by IDA. We have placed a special emphasis on the explicit teaching of multi-sensory instructional literacy practices in our curriculum," said Dr. Keely Camden, Dean of the College of Education.
The reading track in the master's of education also was submitted to the West Virginia State Department of Education Program Review Board for recommendation to the West Virginia State Board of Education for West Virginia state accreditation.
"We expect to hear back from the State Department of Education this month on the status of our state reading certification proposal," Dr. Camden added.
The IDA and its affiliate, the Center for Effective Reading Instruction (CERI), certified WLU for having met the standards outlined in IDA's Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading. This was the third round of university reviews by IDA, which conducts the process every two years.
An alumna of WLU, Kowcheck teaches in the master's program as an instructor for the reading specialist track. She also is the director of the Center for Multisensory Learning at Wheeling Country Day School where WLU students fulfill their clinical hours for the master's in reading track.
"I'm proud of the long time partnership between West Liberty University and Wheeling Country Day School. The partnership between these two strong, academic institutions has built a foundational education program for teachers who instruct students with language-based learning differences," said Kowcheck, who has been a certified Orton-Gillingham reading practitioner since 2007.
The IDA Standards provide a framework for course content in university and other teacher preparation programs, offering thorough, research-supported documentation of what every teacher ought to know and be able to demonstrate, whether they are teaching dyslexic students, other struggling readers or the general student population.
"We are delighted to see this third group of teacher preparation programs meet the rigorous requirements for IDA accreditation, as well as to see increasing numbers of programs demonstrating an interest in seeking IDA accreditation," said Louise Spear-Swerling, Ph.D., vice president of the CERI Board of Directors and Area Coordinator for the Graduate Program in Learning Disabilities at Southern Connecticut State University. "Effective teachers can make an enormous difference in children's literacy outcomes."
During the 2016 accreditation, three independent reviewers were assigned to each participating university to evaluate their programs. The WLU review included a thorough look at course syllabi and other course materials and requirements, interviews with program directors, and site visits to the university and the Center for Multisensory Learning.
"Our goal is to make sure teachers are better prepared to teach reading in our schools so that all students acquire the highest levels of literacy and thrive," said Liz Liptak, executive director of CERI. "We believe that everyone can reach their full potential when they receive the right instruction and support."
CERI also offers individual certification for teachers based on the IDA Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading. These include Structured Literacy Teacher and Structured Literacy Interventionist certifications.
An international, non-profit, scientific and educational organization dedicated to the study and treatment of dyslexia as well as related language-based learning differences, the IDA began reviewing university reading programs in 2012. A complete list of the 26 currently accredited programs can be found on IDA's website at www.eida.org.
For more information on West Liberty University's Master's in Education's reading track, please contact Dr. Leann Elkins at WLU's Highlands Center, 304.217.2800 or [email protected]. Or visit westliberty.edu.


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President Kenyatta's nominee for Kenyan High Commissioner to South Korea Mwende Mwinzi claims that she is being discriminated against by Kenyan MPs.
Speaking during an interview with The Sunday Standard, Mwende, a Kenyan-American, said MPs were taking advantage of the fact that she was born in the US to deny her the chance to serve Kenya.
MPs have insisted that Mwende must renounce her American citizenship before taking up the ambassadorial position. MPs cite section 31(1) of the Leadership and Integrity Act, which bars persons with dual citizenship from holding State offices unless they renounce one.
However, Mwende said MPs misinterpreted the law on dual citizenship, adding that she is being punished for the choices made by her parents.
"This is not about me, although it does affect me. This is about the many Kenyans who ought to be mainstreamed into Kenya's development and leadership. It cannot be that for all that we do for our country, and all that it does for us, we suddenly become strangers in times like these," Mwende told The Standard.
Last week, Mwende filed a case at the high court seeking to block MPs' move to force her to relinquish her US citizenship before assuming the role. In court documents, she argues that the move amounts to a violation of her constitutional rights.
"My US citizenship was acquired by birth and as such, my citizenship or the process of opting in was a consequence of circumstances out of my control," Mwinzi argues in an affidavit.
"I did not participate in the decision to be born in the US and I cannot "opt-out" of that decision. Article 78(3) (b) would only be applicable to people who opted in by applying for citizenship and renunciation would be the process of 'opting out'," she adds.
Mwende listed Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma and Attorney-General Kihara Kariuki as respondents.
During the Sunday interview, Mwende displayed her Kenyan national ID card, birth certificate and Moran of the Burning Spear (MBS) badge of honor.
She was born in Milwaukee, US, of Kenyan father Maluki Mwinzi and American mother Mary Christine Geil.
Lots of Foreigners get lots of Kenyan passports (e.g. Somalis, Ethiopians, Ugandans, Rwandans, Nigerians, Cameroonians, Criminolians etc).
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Lots of Foreigners get lots of Kenyan BIRTH Certicated and Passports to boot (e.g. Somalis, Ethiopians, Ugandans, Rwandans, Nigerians, Cameroonians, Criminolians etc).
Of course.
If you were born in Kenya you get a Kenyan birth certificate.
You only have ONE birth certificate.
If you have two one of them is fake.You are only born once.
Mwende Mwinzi should be allowed to serve Kenya. Nothing should but be put on her way to stop her from serving the Nation. If in the past no one came on her way to stop her from helping the Nation as a private Citizen, why come in her way now after she has been appointed to serve the Nation in an official capacity? She earned her medal a number of years ago because of helping Kenyans. The Kenyan MPs should have come out earlier to stop her from engaging in the Kenyan affairs at the time. If they never came out then, they should not come out now. The Kenyan MPs should should be comfortable with the Kenyans from the Diaspora who serve Kenya in their voluntary and in their official capacities without drawing lines, not only in their voluntary capacity as it appears today.
Isaac Newton Kinity.
The problem of a sleeping president. why not just revoke this appointment. This girl was born and raised in a foreign country, and is most likely a US spy agent. Is the president under duress to appoint a foreign agent as ambasador of Kenya? Save us this nonesense and unnecessary embarrasment.
Not to poke a hole in your half baked theory but Kenyans are famously greedy and corruptible. With a requested total intelligence budget of over $80 billion, don't you think the US has already bought or bribed any spies it needs or wants. In all probability the entire cabinet could already be on someones payroll. I find it unlikely the US needs Mwinzi as a spy.
I don't think that you can accept a job, offered by someone else, and then refuse to follow the rules. Refusing to follow the rules, as presented, is essentially a rejection of the job offer. Mwende Mwinzi cannot have it both ways. If she does not want to follow the rules, the appointing Authority should revoke the Appointment. He should not even wait for the Court case to proceed, because it challenges his power to pick whoever he wants, and that everyone in Kenya is subject to the Constitution.
Sheria ifuatwe.I said it here that the most foolish n idiots pples r the educated ones.She understands our law so why waste the time coz the law is very clear!Wakenya wenzangu wazungu wa diasporas can u see how this american is fighting to b in kenya juu ananjua kenya is the best than states while many of u talk shit about jamhuri??But i will still say if she desperately want the job she should quit ndio hio kazi ipewe another kenyan.
MPigs are pissed since she won't be as corrupt as they are. NONSENSE. @MKENYAHALISI, saying Kenya is corrupt isn't "talking shit" it's the truth. Kenya is a foul place where only corruption thrives. FACT
MWENDE MWINZI should cool her heels. She thought that this would be an easy jig since it has the President all over it like corn on Múkimo, but no! Uhuru Kenyatta does not own Kenya, his words or appointments are not final. He is just a public servant who should work in the best interests of the people. People speaking out for her are most likely tied to the same kind of corruption she is perpetuating here or are diasporans who want to resist the government's directive of having dual citizens barred from holding key positions in government for the sake of their children and/or themselves who are US Citizens - which is a stretch. Luckily the law cannot be bent to suit the wishes of a few selfish people. This position needs a seasoned foreign service official. Long gone are the days when things were done chap chap after an afternoon tea, a handshake, a wink or whatever else people exchange for corrupt deals. Who knows? People are bolder and more informed. Wherever she's getting her impetus only she and the other party knows. Wakenya wamekataa Kabisa!
The stupidity of Kenya politicians never ends. Don't make up stupid laws for corrupt politicians that are designed to discriminate against dual Kenya citizens who want to serve their mother land of Kenya. The country does not belong to corrupt criminal politicians


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Since a lot of you have been asking for them, I put together a few wallpapers based on those poster ideas from a while ago (most of which were created by Luis, who has a great eye for composition. Hopefully I didn't butcher them too badly.)
My hope is that at some point we will add a media section where we can put more wallpapers, posters, screenshots and such. We are all working hard to finish the game, however, so it's not exactly a high priority.