And they are just a few of the recent highlights provided by racehorses bred at Newhaven Park.
Champions have been bred at Newhaven for over half a century, their names appearing on an honour roll that boasts four Golden Slipper winners, six AJC Sires Produce Stakes winners, eight Champagne Stakes winners and such outstanding horses as Wenona Girl, Burst, Prowl, Shogun Lodge, Grand Armee, Al Samer, Magic Albert, Research, Encounter, Absolute Champion and Zac Spirit.
And there are plenty more on the track now, and plenty more to come.
As the Inglis Sydney Easter Yearling sale approaches, Newhaven is in form, as can be seen by the recent performances in 2YO filly English and 3YO fillies Supara, Peeping and Festivity.
Newhaven-bred horses won 18 races in the first two months of 2015 and 63 in the first seven months of the current season, and the farm will offer yearlings related to many of them at Easter.
"The Easter sale is a barometer for our industry, and I think the racing industry in Australia is the healthiest that it has been in my lifetime," said Newhaven Park's John Kelly.
"The Championships, the prize money increases in NSW from the back of the wagering tax upgrade and the successes of our horses internationally are all factors that lend a very bright outlook.
Among the Newhaven Easter Sale draft of 20 is a colt out of a half-sister to Group One South African Derby winner Wylie Hall (Redoute's Choice) and to his half-brother, the Hong Kong Group One performer Absolute Champion.
There's also a half-sister by Commands to the 2014 Magic Millions Classic winner Unencumbered, a brother to Group Three winner We're Gonna Rock, a stunning filly by freshman sire Smart Missile, a colt by Snitzel from the family of multiple Group One winner Grand Armee and a filly by the English Group One 2000 Guineas winner Makfi.
This colt is a brother to VRC Bobbie Lewis Handicap-Gr.3 and SAJC R.N. Irwin Stakes-Gr.3 winner We're Gonna Rock and is out of Harrow, a winning mare who, in turn has left three winners. Harrow is a half-sister to NZ International Stakes-Gr.1 winner Bluebird the Word (Bluebird) and Coolmore Classic-Gr.1 winner Porto Roca (Barathea), the dam of Dubai World Cup-Gr.1 winner Monterosso (Dubawi).
Another colt Kelly expects to attract interest is Lot 504, by Snitzel from Appear (Danzero), a winning mare who has left three winners. The colt is from the prolific family of four-time Group One winner Grand Armee (Hennessy) and the Group One winners Drum (Marauding), Anamato (Redoute's Choice) and Dealer Principal (Flying Spur).
He also has a high opinion of Lot 399, a Redoute's Choice colt and the first foal from stakes placed Fashion (Encosta De Lago). This colt's second dam is the Blue Diamond Stakes-Gr.1 winner True Jewels (Brief Truce). Other quality members of the family include Group Two winner and multiple Group One placegetter Wager (Flying Spur).
Kelly's number one filly is Lot 238, by freshman sire Smart Missile (Fastnet Rock) from Unabated (Encosta De Lago). This yearling's dam is a stakes placed winner of four races and has left three winners, including stakes placed Win For Layla (Flying Spur) and Supara (Domesday), who was second behind First Seal in the Surround Stakes-Gr.2 on February 28. The family includes Edward Manifold Stakes-Gr.2 winner Tynia, Group Three winner and Group One runner-up Permaiscuous (Danzero), Group Three winner and sire Adventurous (Fairy King) and Listed winner Diamond To Pegasus (Fusaichi Pegasus).
Lot 236 is a bay filly by exciting first season sire Sepoy from the winning Red Ransom mare Two Beauties who is a half-sister to Wylie Hall and Absolute Champion, also the winner at two of the STC Pago Pago Stakes-Gr.2 in Australia under his original name of Genius and Evil.
The same family is represented by Lot 543, a filly by first season sire Pluck from the Zeditave mare Family Girl, one of seven winners, along with Wylie Hall and Absolute Champion, from Beauty Belle. The family also includes the Group One winners Drum, Anamato, Grand Armee and Dealer Principal.
Newhaven sold exciting Singapore Lion City Cup-Gr.1 winner Zac Spirit (Flying Spur) at the 2011 Easter Sale and the farm has also recently sold Group winners such as Charlie Boy (Myboycharlie), Wylie Hall (Redoute's Choice), Camporella (Exceed and Excel) and of course Magic Millions Two Year-Old Classic-RL winner and now young sire Unencumbered (Testa Rossa) whose half-sister by Commands and from Keith Mackay Handicap-LR winner Blizzardly (More Than Ready) is Lot 313.
The filly is by Commands from Blizzardly, a stakes winner at two and a winner at three whose only three foals have all been winners. Her third dam is stakes winner and Group placed Sober Dancer and second dam Concise is a juvenile winner by Golden Slipper winner by Marscay and there are multiple winners under every dam on the catalogue page.
Another stand-out filly from the Newhaven draft is Lot 359, by promising young sire Makfi (Dubawi), winner of the English 2000 Guineas-Gr.1 whose first crop in Europe included 20 two year-old winners in 2014, including French stakes winner Cornwallville.
His southern hemisphere runners have also made a strong start. They include ARC Eclipse Stakes-Gr.3 winner Marky Mark (ex My My Maree by Testa Rossa) in NZ. The filly being offered is a half-sister to Champion NZ Two Year-Old Ruud Awakening (Bernardini) and 15-race winner Lucasam (Dehere).
Others expected to command attention include Lot 56, a colt by Redoute's Choice from Miss Marielle (Encosta de Lago), whose dam is a Group Two winner; Lot 125, a colt by Sepoy from Adrian Knox Stakes-Gr.3 winner Raise (Arena), whose dam is a sister to Group One winner Rena's Lady and a half-sister to Group Two winner Vatuvei (Reset); Lot 233, a filly by Sepoy from winning Grand Lodge mare Tiffin; and, Lot 475, a filly by Manhattan Rain from Listed winning sprinter Sunriseontheoasis (USA) (Gilded Time), whose two foals to race are already winners.


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Річард Джон Робертс (; 6 вересня 1943,  Дербі, Англія) —  британський  біохімік та  молекулярний біолог. Відкрив Інтрони  еукаріотичної ДНК і механізм сплайсингу. У 1993 році разом з  Філіпом Шарпом Робертс отримав  Нобелівську премію з фізіології або медицини 1993 року «за відкриття, незалежно один від одного, переривчастої структури гену». Робертс є примітним критиком релігії та членом руху Brights.

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Річард Джон Робертс народився 6 вересня в знаменитому англійському містечку  Дербі в сім'ї автомеханіка. Мати була домогосподаркою. Коли Робертсу виповнилося 4 роки, сім'я переїхала до містечка Бат, де він і закінчив школу. Школа була пізніше названа на його честь. У 1965 році Робертс закінчив Університет Шеффілда (Шеффілд) і вступив там же в аспірантуру. Протягом одного року він практично закінчив дисертацію по дослідженню флавоноїдів і, маючи вільний час, зацікавився молекулярною біологією. Після захисту дисертації в січні 1969 року Робертс переїхав в Гарвардський університет, де інтенсивно займався  транспортною РНК і дізнався про роботи  Даніела Натанса по  рестрикційних ферментах , що відкрили шлях до детального вивчення ДНК. У 1973 році Робертс переїхав в  лабораторію в Колд Спрінг Харбор (Нью-Йорк. Використовуючи зібрану колекцію рестриктаз, відомих раніше і виявлених в лабораторії, Робертс вивчав аденовірус-2, зокрема ділянки ініціації і закінчення прочитування в вірусній  матричній РНК. Однак, у певний момент він перемкнувся на дослідження сплайсингу РНК.

У 1992 році перейшов в біотехнологічну компанію Нью-Інгланд Біолабс, яка налагодила виробництво рестриктаз для лабораторного використання.

У 1993 році разом Робертс і Шарп отримали  Нобелівську премію з фізіології або медицини «за відкриття, незалежно один від одного, переривчастої структури гену».

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Generation Zero - US pack my thoughts and alternatives
JoJo_the_memedealer 2020-12-14 19:32:28 UTC #1
With the US weapon pack being announced I decided to make a video about my thoughts on it, and bring alternatives on weapons that I think could have been used instead or come in the future updates/DLC. As I do not agree with the inclusion of US guns.
MarkNcheese42 2020-12-14 19:34:13 UTC #2
Very well thought out and made. I agree with a lot of the points. Especially about the part where listening just to the community can make the game lose realism, and/or the original feel. IMO Soviet weapon would have made more sense.
Thank you, I think a problem that can arise within the community that sometimes when people bring feedback and critism it can lead to them being called hater. That kind of thing doesn't help the devs much in my opinion. Because one cant except a game to be great, when only positive things are said. Nothing is flawless and something can always be improved.
jblackball 2020-12-14 20:47:53 UTC #4
This is so true. Sadly the fanbois and their groupies have no idea that they're doing a disservice to the game and the devs.
Mr_A1992 2020-12-14 21:33:36 UTC #5
Man so much work you put there to reach obvious conclusions, but it´s good you did, not everyone thinks the same way or is able to reach the same conclusions.
Personally the Soviet pack would make much more sense (RPK LMG, RPG7 and Dragunov SVD).
But they might add it later…there is room for NATO and USSR weapons pack…just not room for it on the Plundra lol.
I have a feeling soviet weapons will be added in the next paid dlc or free update down the line, with their presence on Östertörn now being confirmed in the Farmlands after DEC update. It makes sense that we would be able to use their stuff.
Pufty 2020-12-15 09:42:00 UTC #7
Surprisingly no push-back. Glad to see that the message will get across, because I never know if my rambles ever reach the eyes of a developer. The research that was done unsettles me, because now I have to step up my research game
OlegAn 2020-12-15 11:27:19 UTC #8
US is the biggest market for pretty much anything, and I suppose this game is no exception. They are trying to squeeze more money of this market. It's not bad thing as long it's just an optional DLC that some people may be interested in. I'm personally not interested in more weapons (regardless paid or not, US/Soviet/whatever). I'd prefer fewer weapons with better balance (hello useless grenade launcher), but ok
Terrorrobot 2020-12-15 11:52:27 UTC #9
Sweden was neutral during the cold war. Officially. But had strong ties with US. So in my opinion the US probably would have air drooped weapons in Sweden if something like this or a russian invasion happened.
Pufty 2020-12-15 12:59:42 UTC #10
This is the most neutral and reasonable comment I've seen about this. Good take.
Terrorrobot:
Sweden was neutral during the cold war. Officially.
Yeah, I read up on that and found it weird when researching about Olof Palme. After Olof Palme stepped down and someone else took place, there were communications re-established with Sweden and an invite to the white house from U.S.
So remaining neutral, even in the video above, wasn't neutral by U.S. own definition. It was like them calling out that Sweden can't call themselves neutral when they're subjective and there was something written about Olof criticizing U.S. or one of those allies. This is why I can easily agree with the points in the video, but where it won't be saying much about historical accuracy, since the timeline is really going to start deviating with what… The Soviet soldiers and camps appearing now
JoJo_the_memedealer 2020-12-15 13:30:35 UTC #12
That part of the video was a joke, hence the text "totallly not an overexaggeration" fading in. If the US actually becomes a main ally wich I even doubt it will, then I'd not uninstall the game. But I would express my dissatisfaction with it.
Pressuring when and how? I've already uninstalled the game to make space for Cyberpunk 2077 on my SSD, but that has nothing to do with me pressuring the Devs to do anything. I never announced I deleted the game, I just did. I will install just as well when I want to play that again. I make it very apparent where I feel the game is going and just agreed with a video's contents
Did you take a hyperbole and focus solely on that? I think we've had other discussions as I remember your name, but I don't think you've understood me in previous statements as well. If you feel like you need my view on the video explained and as well as any of my other statements you've had trouble understanding, we can arrange a voice call. It's gonna be easier that way. DM me and we'll get the discussion rolling
That's understandable. The line between historical and new timeline splitting stuff is obvioisly taking it's shape. I personally think that NATO and the Soviets have had more involvement in the game and lore so far. Their weapons should have come first. Well yes USA is part of NATO but on another continent, it's just that American weapons are so common in video games in general it would have been nice to see something different.
True, while I dont have the stats of the amount of US based players. It is a big markert. I'm all for new weapons packs in the game, but rather not behind a paywall because it could lead to them being a new meta. It could or not, they aren't out yet. So I guess we will have to see. If they are going to fucos on that market, then I hope it's done in a way that doesn't sacrifse the unique aspects of the game.
DeadWanderer 2020-12-15 18:08:27 UTC #16
How about we start another holywar of battle rifles? Like FAL vs. G3?
That was intence rivalry parallel and comparable to M16 vs AK back in the day.
As for "strong-per-shot" secondary slot weapon it's hard to think anything practical.
Prime contender is as famous as being cringeworthy, the Desert Eagle is in it's early production stage ('83) but that's way too expensive toy for civilian market.
French Manurhin MR73 from seventies, while being sniper-grade high-end nigh-indestructible from full-power ammo revolver (no f'ng joke - bipods and optics were needed, some pieces claim to be had counted 7 digits of shots), but again, toy's pricey and for connoisseurs, such as police special forces. Oh also it being by default .357 ammo or .32 s&w long for sporting versions.
Other extreeme - sawn-off shotgun. Considering how full-size shotguns suck grease pumps in this game - it is even worse.

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Wagamama Partners UK Youth
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Wagamama has announced a partnership with UK Youth charity.
Founded in 1911, UK Youth has a network of more than 8,000 organisations and nation partners in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Wagamama said it will be supporting North Tyneside Young Carers Centre by providing restaurant space for workshops and one-to-one mentoring sessions. The company will also support the centre's young carers by facilitating cooking events and food discovery sessions and focus on the benefits of healthy eating and how to cook up simple and nutritionally beneficial meals.
It said these cooking events will not only teach valuable kitchen skills but also provide insight into potential career paths. The chain will also be supporting the London-based Mosaic Trust by providing restaurant space for workshops, networking and mentoring events and food education sessions for its young members with a focus on vegan and vegetarian eating. The company said the key objectives of the new partnership is to bring the "purpose of UK Youth to life by providing platforms and spaces to youth organisations across the UK".


A new spectrophotometric method based on reduction of chromium(VI) was developed for the determination of trace ascorbic acid. Chromium (VI) was reduced to Cr (III) by ascorbic acid. A solid phase extraction using cellulose was proposed to separate Cr (III) from the remainder of Cr(VI). The excess Cr (VI) was finally determined and used for calculation of ascorbic acid concentration. The parameters affecting the reaction of ascorbic acid with Cr (VI) and also those affecting the separation efficiency of remainder Cr (VI) were optimized. The proposed method showed capability for sensitive determination of trace ascorbic acid. The method was successfully applied to the determination of ascorbic acid in fruit juice and pharmaceutical.


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Because everything in sports is about one-upmanship, this garden will be the biggest MLB garden yet.
April 15, 2015, 6:40 p.m.
Peanuts, crackerjacks, hot dogs and beer. For decades any baseball fan who craved a healthy meal would have to eat before they ventured out to the ballpark. Over the past few years selections have improved, but fresh fruits and vegetables remain in short supply. That is, until now. In a move we're sure first lady Michelle Obama would approve of, Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, has built a rooftop garden behind the Gate A Fenway Park facade to grow their own produce.
Fresh greens grown in the new Fenway Farms will change seasonally, and, according to the team, include arugula, green beans, broccoli, carrots, cucumbers, eggplant, kale, lettuce, pea shoots, sweet peppers, and tomatoes as well as herbs such as basil, chives, cilantro, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary and thyme.
In an effort to get kids on board with improving their diets, Fenway Farms will be used as a teaching tool for local kids to learn about healthy eating and the environmental advantages of locally grown foods.
Fenway reports that environmental benefits include improved air quality and general energy reduction, with the garden acting as an insulator reducing the heating and cooling needs for the building underneath.
A quick look at Fenway's current menu shows that new healthier options will be quite a shift. While the park does serve some good-for-you foods (they are labeled "healthy options" on the concessions guide), the options that are currently available in the most locations throughout the park include candy, chicken tenders, popcorn, crackerjacks, franks, hamburgers, fries, ice cream, pizza, Italian sausage, nachos and soda.
The home of the Red Sox has dabbled with homegrown food before. In June 2008, the club grew tomatoes behind the mound in the bullpen.
As for who will be taking care of the plants, we won't be seeing center fielder Mookie Betts or any of his teammates pulling up carrots. Green City Growers, one of the companies that helped install the rooftop garden, will maintain the garden throughout the season.
Despite a winter on the East Coast that seemed to never end, fans should be able to enjoy the vegetables soon. The Red Sox celebrated their opening day earlier this week, kicking off the baseball season as well as the growing season.


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Want to Know the Global Publisher for Torment? Find Out Here!
by Jeffrey Harris on June 10, 2016
Techland Publishing has officially announced that it will serve as the global publisher for the retail version of the upcoming inXile Entertainment game, Torment: Tides of Numenera. The upcoming science-fantasy RPG is due out later next year. You can also check out a new teaser trailer for the game below.
This will be the first announced title for Techland as part of its new global game publishing move which was recently announced. Techland, the developers of the hit game Dying Light, are now in the publishing biz. Per the announcement, the boxed edition of Torment will be enhanced with a number of physical and digital bonuses that will help ease players into the world of Numenera and increase their level of immersion for the story.
Commenting on the announcement, inXile Entertainment CEO Brian Fargo stated: "I've been impressed with Techland and am pleased to be collaborating with them. Bringing a game of such scope and depth to the international market is a major undertaking, and we wanted to be sure we partnered with professionals who knew how to cater to the global community. Techland has been a great partner and their track record has convinced us they are the people we want to have at our side."
Torment: Tides of Numenera is thematic successor to Planescape: Torment. Here are some of the game's key features:
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Reactivity, Replayability and the Tides — your choices matter, and morality in the Ninth World is not a simple matter of "right" and "wrong". Torment is a deeply replayable experience that arises naturally from your actions throughout the game.
A New Take on Combat — plan your way through hand-crafted set-pieces which combine battles with environmental puzzles, social interaction, stealth, and more.
Torment: Tides of Numenera is due out int he first quarter of 2017 for Windows PC.
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Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride)
Ingredient Type: Vitamin
Also Known As: Pyridoxine hydrochloride, Pyridoxine, Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate
Vitamin B-6 is one of eight B Vitamins and an essential nutrient for all animals obtained only through the diet. Natural sources include cereal grains, legumes, vegetables (carrots, spinach, peas, and potatoes), milk, cheese, eggs, fish, liver, meat, and flour. It is involved in the process of making serotonin and norepinephrine, which are chemicals that transmit signals in the brain.
Vitamin B-6 is also involved in the formation of myelin, a protein layer that forms around nerve cells. Deficiency in adults may cause health problems affecting the nerves, skin, mucous membranes, and circulatory system.
Vitamin B6 is coenzyme. Enzymes are substances that speed up reactions. They do this to help the body perform a task, which can be anything from digesting food to keeping the liver functioning properly. A coenzyme is a molecule that works with the enzyme to aid it in carrying out its job. Without the coenzyme, the enzyme would be useless. As a coenzyme, vitamin B6 assists in a variety of tasks, including:
The creation of heme, the iron-containing component of red blood cells;
Making the hormone serotonin (the "feel good" hormone);
Processing carbohydrates for energy;
Keeping the nervous system working smoothly
Vitamin B6 is a member of the vitamin B family. It is present in many foods including cereal grains, legumes, vegetables, liver, meat, and eggs. In the body, vitamin B6 is required for amino acid metabolism. It is also involved in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.
P5P is an active form of vitamin B6 that your body can easily utilize, often referred to as P5P for short. It is the active form of vitamin B6. In foods or most supplements, vitamin B6 is found in one of three forms: pyridoxine hydrochloride, pyridoxal, or pyridoxamine. Inside the body, these forms of B6 must be converted by the liver to the active form the body needs – P5P. Low rates of conversion from the inactive to the active form of vitamin B6 have been reported, especially in people with impaired liver function, celiac's disease, older adults, and in children with autism. By consuming vitamin B6 in the active P5P form, conversion is no longer necessary, and the full benefits are available immediately after absorption.
Vitamin B6 was first described by Paul Gyorgy in 1934. He determined that dermatitis acrodynia, a skin disease that occurs in rats fed a diet devoid of vitamin B complex but still containing vitamin B1 and vitamin B2, could be treated by giving them a particular substance that Gyorgy called vitamin B6. By 1938, vitamin B6 was isolated, and it was first synthesized shortly thereafter. Initially, pure vitamin B6 was referred to as pyridoxine. In the mid-1950s it was determined that vitamin B6 actually occurs naturally in several forms: pyridoxine, pyridoxal, pyridoxamine, and the phosphate derivatives of these forms (1).
TRADITIONAL USES
Vitamin B-6 is used in health supplements today to help with brain and nervous system function.
One commonly used purpose is to increase attention span in attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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Age-related cognitive impairment: One clinical trial shows that taking a combination of B vitamins for 24 months reduces cerebral atrophy in the gray matter regions associated with Alzheimer's disease, by up to seven-fold compared with placebo in elderly people with memory complaints. However, this protection does not occur in patients with the lowest average blood levels of homocysteine (17). Furthermore, other clinical research shows that taking vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) in combination with folic acid and vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) does not improve cognitive function in elderly patients (18).
Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): Preliminary clinical research suggests that taking vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) orally, alone or in combination with high doses of other B vitamins, might help ADHD (19). However, research using megadose vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) in combination with other megadose vitamins seems to show no effect on ADHD symptoms (20).
Considered safe when used orally and appropriately it is deemed safe. Injectable vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) is an FDA-approved prescription product.
Orally or by injection, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) can cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, heartburn, loss of appetite, headache, paresthesia, somnolence, and decreased serum folic acid concentrations. It has also been linked to reports of skin and other allergic reactions, breast soreness or enlargement, and photosensitivity (13) Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) can cause sensory neuropathy, which is related to daily dose and duration of intake. Doses exceeding 1000 mg daily or total doses of 1000 grams or more pose the most risk, although neuropathy can occur with lower daily or total doses as well (14). High-dose vitamin B6 (80 mg/day as pyridoxine) and vitamin B12 (20 micrograms/day) may result in intense erythema with nodules, papules, and pustules, possibly requiring treatment with systemic corticosteroids and topical therapy (16). There is some preliminary concern that long-term dietary vitamin B6 intake in small amounts ranging from 3.56-6.59 mg daily can increase the risk of developing ulcerative colitis (17).
Moderate interactions with prescriptions: Amiodarone, antihypertensive, levodopa, phenobarbital, phenytoin (22)
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Franzblau A, Rock CL, Werner RA, et al. The relationship of vitamin B6 status to median nerve function and carpal tunnel syndrome among active industrial workers. J Occup Environ Med 1996;38:485-91.
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Jansen T, Romiti R, Kreuter A, Altmeyer P. Rosacea fulminans triggered by high-dose vitamins B6 and B12. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol 2001;15:484-5
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Douaud G, Refsum H, de Jager CA, et al. Preventing Alzheimer's disease-related gray matter atrophy by B-vitamin treatment. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2013;110(23):9523-8.
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Cybersecurity degrees in Massachusetts — Your guide to choosing a school
This guide is a brief overview of the cybersecurity schools in Massachusetts. Included in the guide are other cybersecurity educational opportunities including online degrees and certification programs.
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Massachusetts is best known for Boston, Cape Cod, and Martha's Vineyard, but this small northeastern state has much more economic muscle than its tight borders would suggest.
Also known as The Bay State, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has far and away the largest economy in New England. Part of this muscle comes from its centuries-old and rich shipping industry, but the state has reinvented its economy several times over the years.
Presently, it has thriving business communities in technology, financial institutions, healthcare, education, and tourism. The Boston metropolitan region represents about 80 percent of the state's economy, including its world-class healthcare and higher education institutions.
State powers have long adopted the attitude that Massachusetts will take a leadership role in whatever social and economic trends are molding society in general. In the late 20th century it was technology and healthcare. Later the state was at the forefront of environmental legislation, and more recently healthcare insurance for the masses.
One of the key ambitions of the state at present is to become a leading force in cybersecurity, both in terms of its own preparation and attracting the best cybersecurity minds and enterprises to reside in Massachusetts. So while Massachusetts' rich and storied history is so often the topic of conversation, its present and future appear to be very bright in the cybersecurity department.
Growing importance of cybersecurity in Massachusetts
Healthcare and financial institutions have long been among the leading economic forces in Massachusetts. These days, they are also among the leading targets for cyber hackers. There are 12 Fortune 500 companies headquartered in Massachusetts. Three of those are financial intermediaries – State Street Corp., Liberty Mutual, and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. And the state is a major center for venture capitalists.
Massachusetts made a concerted effort in the late 20th century to attract technology companies of all types and make itself a center of technology. The efforts were successful. Other members of the Fortune 500 based in Massachusetts include General Electric, Boston Scientific, Raytheon, Biogen, and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
The state government has made efforts in recent years to educate government employees and citizens of the risks associated with information security. And it has provided educational resources to help local governments protect their systems and information as well. It also initiated MassCyberCenter in September 2017. Its mission is to both ensure the state's residents and organizations are prepared for cyber attacks, and to nurture its cybersecurity ecosystem and position it as a leading source of information security services and research.
Cybersecurity education in Massachusetts
As state government makes strides to pull Massachusetts into a cybersecurity leadership role, education options are beginning to take root. One of the big draws for Massachusetts students is the number of quality higher learning institutions, particularly in the Boston area. This region is also home to several elite universities, including Harvard, Worcester Polytechnic, and Northeastern. All three of these schools have put together programs for cybersecurity degrees.
While the sheer number of degree and certification programs currently found in Massachusetts is not overwhelming, students have a strong list of options. Harvard and Northeastern are both fully engaged in bringing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals to the marketplace. And several other highly-regarded institutions are in the mix as well.
Whichever degree options students choose, they will be greeted by a rapidly growing job market that is lacking an adequate number of qualified applicants for open jobs.
The cybersecurity job market is evolving quickly, and undergraduate and graduate degrees are in more demand than ever.
But, in part due to the shortage of qualified cybersecurity professionals, associate's degrees still have a place in the industry. There are ample entry-level job openings requiring an associate's degree that can provide a foot in the door for those lacking the time or resources to complete a bachelor's degree.
The coursework leading to an associate's degree can also be used as credit toward a bachelor's degree to reduce the time and resources required to complete a four-year degree.
Campus-based associate's degrees in Massachusetts
At present, four colleges are offering campus-based programs leading to associate's degrees in cybersecurity. These are listed in the below table.
Cybersecurity Associate's Programs in Massachusetts
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Bristol Community College Fall River Associate in Science in Computer Information Systems
Middlesex Community College Bedford Associate in Science in Liberal Studies Information Technology – Cybersecurity Transfer
MassBay Community College Framingham Cyber Security Associate in Science Degree
Quincy College Quincy Computer Science: Cyber Security Associate in Science Degree
Online associate's degrees in Massachusetts
For those in need of a more convenient path than attending classes in a campus setting, associate's degrees in cybersecurity can also be acquired via online delivery. At present, though, there are only two such options available in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Bay Community College provides an online program leading to an associate in science degree in cybersecurity.
Quinsigamond Community College offers an online associate in science degree in computer science engineering technology with a forensics option.
At a minimum, bachelor's degrees are now required for most information security career paths. And while a degree in most technology or STEM disciplines is often acceptable, degrees in some cybersecurity discipline give applicants an upper hand. And as master's degrees and Ph.D.'s become more widely sought after by cybersecurity employers, one generally needs a bachelor's degree to qualify for postgraduate degrees.
Campus-based bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts
At this writing, there were five distinct bachelor's degree programs offered by five different Massachusetts colleges. Headlining this group are Worcester Polytech and Northeastern. The full list is shown below.
Cybersecurity Bachelor's Programs in Massachusetts
Assumption College Worcester Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity
Bay Path University Longmeadow Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity – Digital Forensics
Northeastern University Boston Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity
University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst BS in Computer Science with Security & Privacy Track
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester Computer Science (BS)- Cyber Security Concentration
Online bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts
Massachusetts colleges currently offer but one option to obtain a cybersecurity bachelor's degree via an online format. This program, presented by Bay State University, is a bachelor's degree in criminal justice with a concentration in digital forensics and cybersecurity.
Master's degrees in cybersecurity are becoming more common, and are definitely the preferred path for senior cybersecurity professionals in a corporate setting. Many employers seeking candidates for advanced information security positions such as Chief Information Security Officer are now requiring master's degrees. For those destined for non-corporate environments, master's degrees are also highly-recommended for careers in cybersecurity consulting, academics or research. And, of course, continuing on to a Ph.D. will help advance an infosec career even further.
Campus-based master's degrees in Massachusetts
As the below table indicates, Massachusetts is home to six campus-based cybersecurity master's degree programs. Four of these options are offered by Boston University. The other two programs are available from Northeastern University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. More information on these degree options is shown in the table below.
Cybersecurity Master's Programs in Massachusetts
Boston College Chestnut Hill Master of Science in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance
Boston University Boston Master of Science in Criminal Justice with Concentration in Cybercrime Investigation & Cybersecurity
Boston University Boston MS in Computer Information Systems with Concentration in Security
Boston University Boston MS in Computer Science with Concentration in Security
Boston University Boston MS in Computer Science with Specialization in Cyber Security
Northeastern University Boston Master of Science in Cybersecurity
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester MS in Computer Science – Specialization in Security
Online master's degrees in Massachusetts
Massachusetts colleges also have strong options for master's degrees in cybersecurity offered through online deliveries. There are currently six online options offered by respected universities, headlined by Harvard. See below for more information and links.
Cybersecurity Online Master's Programs in Massachusetts
Bay Path University Longmeadow Master of Science in Cybersecurity Management
Boston University Boston Online Master of Science in Criminal Justice with Concentration in Cybercrime Investigation & Cybersecurity
Boston University Boston Online MS in Computer Information Systems with Concentration in Security
Brandeis University Waltham Master of Science in Information Security Leadership
Harvard University Cambridge Online Master of Liberal Arts in Information Management Systems – Cybersecurity Certificate
University of Massachusetts-Lowell Lowell Online Master of Science in Security Studies: Cyber Security Concentration
Ph.D. DEGREES
Currently, just one Massachusetts university has developed a Ph.D. program for cybersecurity. Worcester Polytechnic Institute provides a campus-based option for a Ph.D. in computer science with a cybersecurity focus. There are presently no Ph.D. programs available from Massachusetts institutions for cybersecurity professionals.
Some cybersecurity certifications are designed to provide an introduction to information security and potentially a foot in the door, or at least a step up on attaining a degree. Other certification programs are intended for those currently working in cybersecurity to further their education, or even as a substitute to a full advanced degree. Both types of certificates are available through Massachusetts learning institutions, with an emphasis on advanced certificates.
Campus-based cybersecurity certifications in Massachusetts
There are seven certification options in cybersecurity offered by Massachusetts colleges. See the table below for more information.
Cybersecurity Certification Programs in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay Community College Wellesley Hills Cyber Security Certificate
Middlesex Community College Bedford Advanced Certificate in IT Cybersecurity
Middlesex Community College Bedford Entry-Level Certificate in IT Cybersecurity
Mount Wachusett Community College Gardner Cyber Security Certificate
Northeastern University Boston Graduate Certificate in Information Security Management
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester Information Security Management Graduate Certificate
UMass Amherst Amherst Graduate Certificate in Information Security
Online cybersecurity certifications in Massachusetts
Nine certification programs are available from Massachusetts colleges via online formats. These are listed below:
Cybersecurity Online Certification Programs in Massachusetts
Boston University Boston Online Graduate Certificate in Cybercrime Investigation & Cybersecurity
Boston University Boston Online Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics
Boston University Boston Online Graduate Certificate in Information Security
Harvard University Cambridge Online Cybersecurity Certificate
Massachusetts Bay Community College Wellesley Hills Advanced Cyber Security Certificate
Metropolitan State University Saint Paul Certificate in Information Assurance and Information Technology Security
Quinsigamond Community College Worcester Certificate in Computer Systems Engineering Technology – Cyber Security
Worcester Polytechnic College Worcester Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity jobs in Massachusetts
Among Northeast US states, Massachusetts and New York stand out as hot spots for cybersecurity activity. What Massachusetts lacks in physical size it makes up for in economic power. And the focus of the economy is one reason cybersecurity is so critical. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' research, in 2019 healthcare and education organizations were by far the largest employers in the state. Healthcare companies have become a favored target for hackers due to the large amount of personal and confidential information they procure and store. The second largest employment sector in Massachusetts is professional and business services, also prolific sources of confidential data.
Massachusetts, like the rest of the country, is experiencing a shortage of cybersecurity professionals. According to Cyberseek, from October 2018 through September 2019, Massachusetts had just over 25,000 people employed in cybersecurity-related positions and about 13,400 cybersecurity job openings were posted by Bay State employers. Of those openings, more than 11,600 were in the Boston metropolitan area. Boston has an extremely high concentration of health and education institutions, not to mention being the second biggest financial center in the Northeast behind New York City.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that, as of May, 2018, cybersecurity analysts in Massachusetts earned an average of $52.11 per hour, and an average annual salary of $108,400. Both pay rates are well above the national averages. The one downside in Massachusetts is its high standard of living and high tax burden. Both are among the highest in the country. Still, there will be plenty of lucrative employment opportunities in Massachusetts, and the Boston area in particular, for years to come.
The list of cybersecurity job titles in Massachusetts is headlined by the following:
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Administrator/Manager
Software Developer/Engineer
Cybersecurity Consultant
Penetration Tester/Vulnerability Assessor
Network Engineer/Architect
Cybersecurity in Massachusetts
Since its earliest days, even as a colony, Massachusetts has always defied its small size and been a major force economically. While its access to the Atlantic Ocean has obviously provided an advantage, the people of Massachusetts continue to adopt an attitude of leadership. Today, the commonwealth is determined to be a leader in cybersecurity, and there is no reason to doubt that it will accomplish just that.
The state certainly has plenty of highly regarded, and even elite colleges and universities to train and educate tomorrow's cybersecurity leaders. And the government is fully behind developing the technology and capacity to keep Massachusetts' information safe. Like everywhere else, there is already a shortage of qualified professionals, and demand is growing rapidly.


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Select... 1969 - 1970	(1) 1972 - 1973	(1) 1973 - 1974	(1) 1975 - 1976	(1) 1978 - 1979	(1) 1980 - 1981	(1) 1981 - 1982	(1) 1982 - 1983	(2) 1984 - 1985	(1) 1991 - 1992	(1) 1996 - 1997	(3) 1997 - 1998	(5) 1998 - 1999	(4) 1999 - 2000	(8) 2000 - 2001	(1) 2003 - 2004	(3) 2005 - 2006	(1) 2006 - 2007	(3) 2008 - 2009	(1) 2009 - 2010	(3) 2010 - 2011	(1) 2011 - 2012	(5) 2012 - 2013	(4)


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United States Cold War Documents
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