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Filed under: Blog, General, Links, Mohinder, Primatech Paper, Season 2, Sylar
Over at the Primatech Paper Website you can view Security Cameras from various locations and today (Surveillance 12/04/07) you can view a certain Sylar with Mohinder which we saw on the this weeks finale episode, make sure you check that out!
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ARG Related Stuff… by Damien
Filed under: General, Hana Gittelman, Heroes 360, Links, Pictures, Richard Drucker, Season 1, Season 2
Hana Gittelman who was on Heroes in Season 1 and has been featured in the comics alot is now again asking for your help and also giving you some stuff while she tracks down "Richard Drucker" who featured in a comic quite recently called "The Last Shangri-La" which was a bonus comic, he like Hana can intercept and generate digital/radio frequencies. She asked you to watch a video over at her blog which is a news article from Global News where they describe him as the "godfather of the internet" and is worth billions of dollars.
Nathan Blogs… by Damien
Filed under: Adrian Pasdar, Blog, Cast, Death, General, Links, Video, Volume 3, Youtube
This is taken from Adrian Pasdars Youtube Account!…
I wish I could share with you all the future for Nathan… But, as you all well know, mum IS the word.
Who could possibly have shot me?? The REAL answer to that question is very, very interesting. I promise
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Plans for Volume 3… by Damien
Filed under: Blog, Cast, Episodes, General, Links, Season 2, Volume 3
Here is some more info that I have received and posted in my blog. It is info about what was changed in Vol. 2 and what is planned for Volume 3.
NOTE: Nothing has been written and everything is based on the "current" plan the writers have for the show.
What was Changed During Volume 2:
1) Kristen Bell was originally suppose to be in 8 episodes and then killed off but due to fan support they are keeping her around for a bit longer
2) Elle was setup as a Bob's step daughter and the daughter of Meredith which in turn would have been Claire's SISTER but they dropped it due to lack of storylline and plot holes.
3) Stephen Tobolowsky (BOB) also had a slightly different story, he was supposed to be more evil then he is now and even recruited his SON WEST to make Claire turn against her father this was dropped early in Volume 2 for "various reasons".
Wow, so Claire was going to be Elle's sister as Kristen Bell almost leaked when she was signed on to the cast and I never saw that West would be Bob's Son, but it did feel like he was sent to watch Claire early on. Also, it did feel like Bob was planned to be this big EVIL character and then they backed off.
Ok now for what many of you want to know….the current direction for Vol. 3…please keep in mind nothing has been written and all of this is the "current" plan the writers have for the show. There is plenty of things that can change between now and well….whenever the show returns.
The Current Plan for Volume 3:
1) Ali Larter will return to the show (as Kristin at E!Online has already reported) but are planning to wrap up her storyline up in Volume 3.
2) Micah's storyline will end also
3) David Anders (Adam) will return and will meet a new friend
4) Adrian Pasdar (Nathan) well thats it up to the fans and he "might be back so don't worry."
5) Zachary Quinto (Sylar) will be more bad ass then ever and when we come back he will kill a star on the show
6) Villains is the start of something bigger for Heroes and hopefully it will be more fast pace then Generations (Volume 2).
All I can say is wow wow and wow….this all sounds very interesing, although this killing of characters and bringing them back is getting a little tiring….but I guess if you are a fan of Nathan start your campaigning right now…!!
As I mentioned in a previous blog I am in favor of darker storylines for the Superhero genre so it is good to hear that Adam and Sylar will be back terrorizing the Heroes. Also, there are other rumors floating around that Ali Larter's evil alter ego Jessica will be a part of the Volume and not Niki.
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Whos Dead?!?… by Damien
Filed under: Blog, E!, General, Hiatus, Kristin, Links, Pictures, Season 2, Volume 3, Writers Strike
Kristin over at E! talks about last night…
Now you've seen it. Now you know. (And you shouldn't read another word if you haven't yet seen last night's Heroes!)
Our beloved Adrian Pasdar (Nathan), Ali Larter (Niki) and David Anders (Adam) all appeared to be killed off of Heroes tonight, as they were shot, blown up and buried alive.
It reminds me of a line I just heard: "You show me a hero and I'll show you a dead man." And funny enough, that line actually was written by Mr. Adrian Pasdar himself, for his new play Atlanta, a Civil War-era musical which is now playing at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.
Adrian co-wrote and directed Atlanta, and cast his good friend and old Heroes buddy Leonard Roberts (DL) as one of the leading men. (Yes, DL sings! And he's good!) So I hit the theater of the weekend to chat about the play and ask the money Q: Is Nathan gone for good?
See for yourself what Adrian says in the clip above! Then keep on reading for the scoop on who's really gone and who's coming back, in the last Heroes ep we'll see for a while…
WHAT WE LEARNED
Three Heroes Have Fallen; So Who Will Rise? We all know Claire's blood can save the world and pretty much everyone in it, so who'll get the cheerleader injection and come back to the show? Based on what I'm hearing from inside sources, here's where I'd put my money…
Ali Larter: According to Heroes insiders, Niki is not expected to return to the show. But her devilish alter ego Jessica? Oh yeah, we'll see her as soon as the show comes back to the beloved airwaves, when the strike is through! At least, that's the current plan according to sources, who tell me producers had "done all they could do" with Niki. Micah is not gonna be happy.
David Anders: I'd bet my beloved, signed Hiro poster that Hiro's sworn nemesis will return. (I've seen that '90s flick The Vanishing and know that people can be dug up after being buried alive! Maybe we can even get Kiefer Sutherland to do it like he did fer Nancy Travis!) Sources tell me that the current plan is for Adam Monroe to be back to torment our favorite squinty teleporter, i.e. the "carp."
Adrian Pasdar: I've heard the production and writing staff is somewhat split as to whether Nathan should return to the show when the show returns. Allow me to be the first to say WTF? Heroes without the brothers would be like Prison Break or Brothers & Sisters without the brothers: i.e., a waste of time! Surely Claire's blood can save her own father, right?!
From reader Gerald: "How did Claire's blood fix HRG's glasses? Is there a Lenscrafters at Primatech?" Ha.
Peter's powers (picked a peck of pickled peppers?) How great is Milo Ventimiglia mixing up electricity, radiation, telekinesis, teleportation and mind-reading? If Volume III: Villains is about Peter v. Sylar: SIGN ME UP!
Did anyone else sense a little Elle-Mohinder chemistry? Matt, don't look now, but you might have some competition to be!
Instant post-ep spec on the Internet that HRG is the one who shot Nathan; as his side of his deal with the Company to protect Claire & Co.
What happens when Micah becomes a sad little kid with no parents and a lot of power?
WHAT LIES AHEAD
Books? Knitting circles? Jenga? Sock-drawer reorganization?
As you may have heard, this is the last Heroes we'll get until the bad thing (strike ends), so we'll have to find some other way to bide our time!
You who live in Los Angeles can always go and visit two possibly dead guys (nooooo) over at Adrian and Leonard's new musical, Atlanta.
[Kristin at E!]
Special… by Damien
Filed under: Blog, Claire, General, Graphic Novel, Haitian, HRG, Links, NBC, Pictures, West
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The Clippers improved to 17-4 in the state's capital since the start of 2010 and have not lost here since March 19, 2013.
The Kings, meanwhile, have not won since Dec. 15. The loss pushed their winless streak to eight games, and scattered boos were heard throughout Golden 1 Center at halftime and at the final buzzer.
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Without guard Patrick Beverley, whose sprained right wrist led him to miss the first of what coach Doc Rivers said will be a "couple games, for sure," the Clippers started Landry Shamet for the first time since Dec. 14. Shamet had focused his offseason training on sharpening the point-guard skills he'd developed while running Wichita State's offense, but his time with the starting backcourt Tuesday was abbreviated. Only three minutes into the first quarter, he'd been whistled for two fouls and was replaced by Derrick Walton Jr., himself another rotation alteration because standout reserve Lou Williams, the team's third-leading scorer, missed the game for the birth of a son.
Walton Jr. quickly earned two fouls, as well, putting the limited backcourt depth in a precarious position. Instead, Leonard and George picked up the play-making slack with seven combined assists in the first quarter, hitting cutting teammates for open looks when the Kings' defense became too focused on the Clippers' two stars.
The backup backcourt of Walton Jr. and Rodney McGruder combined to score nine points in the opening quarter. George, who had made 31% of his shots in his previous four games and none of his first six shots Tuesday, began to look for his own shots to start the second, scoring nine points in the quarter's first six minutes.
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Each time the Kings threatened to cut their deficit to single digits in the third quarter, the Clippers had an answer, usually in the form of Leonard, who made five of his seven shots, plus all four free throws, to score 14 of the team's 31 points in the quarter.
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Accreditation: On successful completion of the MSc, students may be eligible for GradStat status.
Study mode and duration: 12 months full-time (on campus)
designed for those with a background in a broad range of disciplines
learn about probablity and how to analyse data
gain skills in problem-solving, big data and use of statistical software packages
Our online MSc in Applied Statistics in Health Sciences is a conversion course, offering the opportunity to develop skills in statistics and data analysis even if you have never studied statistics before. You will be supported programme by members of staff who work directly with industry to develop skills which are relevant to current areas of research including population health and medicine, animal and plant health, finance and business.
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The three modules covered in Semester 1 will equip you with fundamental probability and data analysis skills.
In Semester 2 there are four modules studying full-time on campus. Each focuses on a different applied element of being a statistician. The course concludes with a research project that will involve the analysis of a real-life data set.
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On the MSc Applied Statistics in Health Science programme you'll have the opportunity to acquire:
an in-depth knowledge of modern statistical methods used to analyse and visualise real-life data sets, and the experience of how to apply these methods in a professional setting
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the ability to interpret the output from statistical tests and data analyses, and communicate your findings to a variety of audiences including health professionals, scientists, government officials, managers and stakeholders who may have an interest in the problem
problem-solving and high numeracy skills widely sought after in the commercial sector through the contacts with APHA and NHS staff, an understanding of what it's like to work as an applied statistician in practice including, for example, during disease outbreaks
The Department of Mathematics & Statistics has teaching rooms which provide you with access to modern teaching equipment and computing laboratories that are state-of-the-art with all necessary software available. You'll also have a common room facility, a modern and flexible area which is used for individual and group study work, and also a relaxing social space.
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At the heart of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics is the University's aim of developing useful learning. We're an applied department with many links to industry and government. Most of the academic staff teaching on this course hold joint appointments with, or are funded by, other organisations, including APHA, Public Health and Intelligence (Health Protection Scotland), Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board and the Marine Alliance for Science and Technology Scotland (MASTS). We bridge the gap between academia and real-life. Our research has societal impact.
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The three compulsory classes covered in Semester 1 will equip you with fundamental probability and data analysis skills.
Foundations of Probability & Statistics (20 credits)
The course and thus this introductory module is aimed at graduates who have not previously studied statistics at university level. The module will provide the foundation elements of probability and statistics that are required for the more advanced classes studied later on.
This will include:
an introduction to probability distributions
introductory hypothesis testing
non-parametric hypothesis testing
introductory power and sample size calculations
Data Analytics in R (20 credits)
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more general model comparison
Experimental Design (10 credits)
This module provides students with the fundamental principles of statistical modelling through experimental design. The statistical models used in the analysis of balanced experimental designs are derived and used in the analysis of data sets.
You will cover topics such as:
Completely Randomised Design
Randomised Block Experiments
Factorial Experiments and Interactions
Nested Designs and Repeated Measures Designs
This module aims to provide students with a range of applied statistical techniques that can be used in professional life to analyse multivariate data. Both statistical and machine learning approaches are included.
Graphical methods for investigating multivariate data
Logistic Regression and Discrimination
Linear and Quadratic Discriminant Analysis
Non-parametric Classification
Hierarchical and non-Hierarchical Clustering
Principal Component Analysis.
Each class focuses on a different applied element of being a statistician.
Medical Statistics (20 credits)
This module will cover the fundamental statistical methods necessary for the application of classical statistical methods to data collected for health care research. There will be an emphasis on the use of real data and the interpretation of statistical analyses in the context of the research hypothesis under investigation.
Topics covered will include:
analysing categorical data using hypothesis tests
experimental Design and sampling
clinical measurement
Bayesian Spatial Statistics (20 credits)
This module will introduce you to Bayesian statistics and the modern Bayesian methods that are used in a variety of applications. Like with other modules, the focus is on real-life data and using statistical software packages for analysis.
You will gain experience in working with the following:
visualising spatial data
geospatial data, including methods for prediction
Bayesian modelling using software to implement Markov Chain Monte Carlo
areal unit modelling
Effective Statistical Consultancy (10 credits)
This module covers all aspects of statistical consultancy skills necessary for being a successful statistician working in any research or customer environment. You will work on real-life problems in small groups and have the opportunity to interact with stakeholders researchers to formulate hypotheses.
This module will cover how to:
engage with professionals working in business, industry and the public sector
apply their statistical knowledge in different situations
effectively communicate statistical results to non-statisticians
Quantitative Risk Analysis (10 credits)
This module will cover the theory of assessing risks under uncertainty. It will focus on the practical assessment of risk using simulation methods such as Monte Carlo simulation. You'll develop skills in communicating risk to risk managers as well as formulating practical risk questions that can influence policy decisions.
You can expect to learn about:
uncertainty and variability
selecting appropriate probability distributions based on given scenarios
Survey Design & Analysis (10 credits)
Surveys are an important way of collecting data. This class will introduce you to the methods that are commonly used to design questionnaires and analyse data resulting from these questionnaires.
You'll consider:
how to design appropriate survey questions
a variety of sampling methods
analysing data for different sampling methods
Research Project (60 credits)
You undertake a research project in which you'll work on a real-life data set, putting the theoretical skills you have learned into practice. Working with APHA and the NHS on one of their policy-driven problems is possible.
The Queen's Anniversary Prizes for Higher and Further Education 2019 and 2021.
The Times / The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021. University of the Year shortlisted.
The Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide 2020 - Scottish University of the Year.
Classes are delivered by a number of teaching methods:
lectures (using a variety of media including electronic presentations and computer demonstrations)
Teaching is student-focused, with students encouraged to take responsibility for their own learning and development. Classes are supported by web-based materials.
The form of assessment varies from class to class. For most classes, the assessment involves both coursework and examinations.
The assessment will take ask you to demonstrate your statistical knowledge and skills to analyse real-world data and interpret the results in the context of the research question
Projects will involve writing code, interpreting statistical outputs, and producing a report, or presentation outlining the findings from your analysis
Group work may be undertaken in some classes
Please see Applied Statistics in Health Sciences (online) for online learning and teaching.
Academic requirements/experience
Minimum second-class (2:2) Honours degree or overseas equivalent.
Mathematical training to A Level or equivalent standard.
Prospective students with relevant experience or appropriate professional qualifications are also welcome to apply.
For Australia and Canada, normal degrees in relevant disciplines are accepted.
Mathematical knowledge
Applicants are required to have some prior mathematical knowledge, eg A level or equivalent in:
If you have any questions, email (science-masters@strath.ac.uk).
You must have an English language minimum score of IELTS 6.0 (with no component below 5.5).
We offer comprehensive English language courses for students whose IELTS scores are below 6.0. Please see ELTD for full details.
As a university, we now accept many more English language tests in addition to IELTS for overseas applicants, for example, TOEFL and PTE Cambridge. View the full list of accepted English language tests here.
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The Pre-Masters Programme is a preparation course held at the University of Strathclyde International Study Centre, for international students (non EU/UK) who do not meet the academic entry requirements for a Masters degree at University of Strathclyde. The Pre-Masters programme provides progression to a number of degree options.
Upon successful completion, you'll be able to progress to this degree course at the University of Strathclyde.
I've become well acquainted with different statistical tools used in medical research, as well as other sciences - economics, political science and other social sciences - with programming in R, using different statistical software (such as Minitab or SPSS), academic writing and implementing independent research.
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We work closely with the University's Careers Service. They offer advice and guidance on career planning and looking for and applying for jobs. In addition they administer and publicise graduate and work experience opportunities.
There are many exciting career opportunities for graduates in applied statistics. The practical, real-life skills that you'll gain means you'll be much in demand in international organisations. A report by the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry identified statistics and data mining as "two key areas in which a 'skills gap' is threatening the UK's biopharmaceutical industry."
Graduates from the MSc Applied Statistics programme have gone on to be employed in a number of different sectors such as:
Clinical Trials Statistician at Usher Institute
Data Analyst at Bending Spoons
Associate Statistician at Thermo Fisher Scientific
Biostatistician at Optical Express
Statistician at Phastar (x7)
Statistician at Quotient Sciences (x3)
Information Analyst at NHS Scotland
Statistician at Scottish Government (x4)
Statistician at Abbots Diabetes Care
Medical Statistician at University of Oxford
Credit Risk Analyst at Clydesdale Bank
Statistical Analyst at Medpace
Data Scientist at Scottish Water
PhD studentship in social sciences
Studying at the university itself has been a fantastic experience. Everyone in the department's been incredibly friendly and approachable and I feel that I have been well supported with my studies here.
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Dr Neil Banas An oceanographer and mathematical ecologist, with a background in physical oceanography. Current research investigating how climate change affects marine ecosystems and the role of biological complexity (diversity, adaptability, behaviour, life history) in large-scale patterns in the ocean.
Dr Bingzhang Chen Current research is on how biodiversity affects marine ecosystem functioning such as primary production and biological carbon pump, for which the primary producers particularly phytoplankton play the pivotal role.
Dr Alison Gray Research interests cover pattern recognition and machine learning, image analysis, applied epidemiology, SDE models for epidemics, and applications of statistics for honey bee research.
Prof David Greenhalgh Research interests include mathematical and statistical techniques applied to biological problems, in particular mathematical and statistical modelling in epidemiology.
Dr Kim Kavanagh
Statistical expertise in the analysis and modelling of large observational health datasets with research interest in the fields of public health epidemiology, pharmacoepidemiology and digital health.
Dr Louise Kelly Part-time Senior Risk Analyst Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) with research interests in veterinary and public health risk assessment and mathematical modelling projects relating to e.g. bovine tuberculosis, bovine brucellosis, foot and mouth disease, bluetongue, campylobacter, salmonella and rabies.
Prof Chris Robertson Professor of Public Health Epidemiology in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, and Head of Statistics at Public Health Scotland. Main research interest is in statistical modelling of infectious diseases and in epidemiological studies.
Dr David Young Part-time Senior Consultant Statistician for NHS Scotland with research interests in design, conduct and analysis of medical research studies.
Dr Kate Pyper
Research focuses on applications of statistics to health and medical datasets, with a particular interest in spatio-temporal modelling. Involved in consultancy involving data visualisation and data dashboard development.
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Teaching Associate with interests in mathematics and statistical pedagogy, in particular easing the transition from school to university and understanding the mental health struggles of students. Member of the core team of the Scottish Qualification Authority's Higher Applications of Mathematics course. Qualified Mental Health First Aider and Sexual Assault First Responder who runs a support service for all mathematics and statistics students.
Teaching Associate with interest in statistical pedagogical research. Statistical expertise in the linkage and analysis of large administrative datasets in the field of public health epidemiology and policy. Member of Higher Education Academy.
Andrew Browne
Previous research experience includes analysis of data from clinical trials, observational studies, and systematic reviews. Teaching and pedagogical interests focus on the teaching of statistics to those from other disciplines.
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Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by tiluid, Aug 11, 2008.
Cannot update SpywareBlaster 4.1 even with Alternative Download Method.
Using Alternative Download Method I've got: "Update Failed; Error Code: DF2-B"
This is likely being caused by another program on your system that is blocking SpywareBlaster's ability to access the Internet.
AV's on your computer - apparently there's only one thing AV's hate more than Viruses, another AV App. on the same machine.
OK, which one shall I leave on my PC?
I have always used AVG but some people prefer Avira so you must decide, AVG has now repaired the Linkscanner Shield part and so you have the added help of that shield.
This incompatibility re. more than one AV is MOSTLY specific to AV's - In other words you can have several anti spyware Apps. and not strike the problem you have encountered - So I would lose one of those two AV's totally and then close all running Apps., install Spywareblaster, and Spywareguard, both from Javacool, but close all running Apps. before installing each one - Then add Malwarebytes' Anti-malware, Search & Destroy, Superantispyware.
"The best laid plans O'mice and men - they very often go awry", hopefully not in your case but.
the several Apps. mentioned - if not then lose some of them to counter.
I still cannot update my SpywareBlaster!
I stopped my firewall, my Avira and AVG and tried to update but without success.
I don't know what else to do!?
This might be an isolated problem with your ISP, or just a portion of your ISP's subscribers, that's causing trouble accessing our update server. We've seen such problems before.
1.) Click on the Start Menu and then "Run..."
2.) Enter the following, without the quotes: "cmd"
3.) Press OK. This should open a Command Prompt.
That's what I thought might be the case.
You should see a redirect page, and then get directed to the main SpywareBlaster page.
Re: Cannot update SpywareBlaster 4.1- Check this...!
With Antivir which is rated #1 (over twice as effective as AVG...!) at independent test- http://www.av-comparatives.org , you have to specify this make active... decision at install (custom...).
The only drawback with Antivir free- is that only the paid version does POP3 email scans (MS Outlook or Outlook Express).
When updating SWB- I have to first shut down my Spy Sweeper/update SWB/ restart.
1. If you are using a 3d party firewall- make sure SWB is trusted... (I use Online Armor paid HIPS firewall...).
a. If you are using ANY 3d party firewall, make sure the Windows Firewall is OFF in Control Panel...!
1. Download and install freeware Sysinternals Process Explorer (much better than Task Manager)/Options & make default viewer. Open & see what's active...?
2. Uninstall ALL of your security apps (make sure that Windows firewall is on...,if you uninstall 3d party firewall).
If you uninstall Antivir...- Make sure and restart twice (any uninstall!), and then run the free Antivir Registry cleanup tool/restart!
3. Install free CCleaner file/Registry cleaner/restart (always do a fresh restart before running!).
4. Manually delete ALL prefetch files & slow restart 3 times (wait 2min between restarts/ always!).
5. Do a chkdsk, and restart 3 times.
6. Did you post a Hijack This log, and ask for forum help...?
7. Now reinstall security..., with SWB first.
8. If all this still fails?- Do a full system reinstall! I would then make a FULL System back-up with Acronis True Image Home (easy to go back, if you have problems...?!).
NOTE: If you think that you can get TOP anti-malware protection with freeware?- I-don't think-so!! Independent tests confirm that Antivir/Comodo are the only good ones... If you bank or do business online!- You may find out how expensive "free" can be (identity theft...!)!
-NOD32 v2.7 AV (I will be switching to Antivir paid, after my subscription is up).
-Online Armor paid HIPS "user friendly" firewall (protects against keyloggers/rootkits/in-the-wild (new malware without a definition).
The OA free filewall gets also pretty good marks too.
Comodo HIPS firewall is free, but WHAT-A-PAIN...!
-Sandboxie free!- Surf the Internet & open email..., in a 100% protected read-only area! http://www.sandboxie.com/[/url - Linksys Router (also a hardware firewall).
I called the customer support of my ISP (my ISP is www.bol.bg) and I explained my problem. They told me that my DNS number is old and when we changed it I was able to update my Spywareblaster.
Thanks a lot for your precise help!
I'm glad to hear you got things working again.
We've had this happen a few times in the past with various ISPs - it's not always clear why it happens, but it's good to know everything's resolved on your end.
Cannot update SWB 4.1. AVG is anti-virus, Windows XP is only firewall, exceptions allowed for SWB update and exe.
DNS is current and ISP is not blocking update.
have used SWB for several years, update problem only in last month.
Same here update problems just this last month... still no fix.
Nothing changed on my system other than MS updates and NOD 32 updates.
Id like to bet others are having problems but they just dont bother to look in the forum for answers..
XP? Try this - http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6142_102-0.html?forumID=5&threadID=207371&messageID=2223593, or maybe not. Didn't realize the thread was as long as it is.
SB 4.2 keeps telling me that I have the latest updates. NOT SO! I'm missing the April 4 2009 updates.
The latest database date for SpywareBlaster 4.2 is: 3/24/2009.


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There seems to be no limits to your sense of discipline and commitment. As a couple, you feel compelled to work hard and yet you never feel satisfied that you've accomplished enough. You're known as a pair with a serious attitude, incredible work ethic and no-nonsense approach. You'll have to make concerted efforts to connect with others so you don't feel lonely. You may look down on people who know how to play and relax, which seems very childish and immature to you, yet you could actually both learn a lot from them if you would let down your hair a little bit from time to time. Not much, just a little, would help a lot.


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A Canon Ambassador's Advice for a Student
The Ambassador's apprentice: a student receives career guidance from a top pro
Photography student Mariam Sholaja talks to Canon Ambassador Lucia Griggi, who shares her best advice about how to stand out from the crowd, build your career and present yourself to potential clients.
Having worked across a wide range of photographic genres, and with almost two decades of experience to her name, Canon Ambassador Lucia Griggi (left) was the perfect mentor to help student Mariam Sholaja (right) develop her skills and industry knowledge.
Mariam Sholaja is a Media and Communications student at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. Now in her final year, she has been passionate about photography since her mid-teens and is currently considering her future career direction.
"At university, I've been studying photography and video, and the course has had a good balance between the practical and the theoretical," she says. "I really like portrait photography but want to get more into fashion and editorial work when I graduate."
Growing up, Mariam loved choir and piano lessons, but also street dance and swimming – "anything that wasn't sitting in a classroom learning equations!" Thanks to sympathetic teachers at school, she learned that "being creative was a thing and that academic subjects weren't for everyone." In fact that was how she was introduced to photography when, as she describes it, "I had one more subject to choose but I had no idea what else I had an interest in."
Mariam's heritage is Nigerian, although she was born in the United States and raised in south London. Her work draws on this rich background and reflects her personal perspectives. "I want to keep creating work including people who look like me and have had similar experiences," she says.
Under the umbrella of Canon's Student Development Programme, Mariam recently had the opportunity to meet Canon Ambassador Lucia Griggi, who coincidentally shares Mariam's love of the water.
For Lucia, photography is about more than taking pictures. "Having something to say, and having the means to say it, is really important," she says. Her own career in surfing photography, then nature and travel, has grown out of her own passions.
Lucia has been a professional photographer for almost 20 years. She started out specialising in surfing photography but has made a transition to shooting travel and nature. Alongside her work, she has also taught and mentored photography and filmmaking students for more than a decade. A guest lecturer at Falmouth University in Cornwall, England, she is passionate about guiding younger photographers.
"It's not just about teaching the fundamentals of photography," Lucia explains. "It's also vital to make students aware of the importance of pitching ideas, client management and everything that goes with showing yourself in a way that will get you commissions."
Mariam and Lucia met at a rural location west of London. There they discussed photography and went on a landscape shoot, and Lucia introduced Mariam to the Canon EOS R System.
Mariam normally uses a Canon EOS 80D (now succeeded by the Canon EOS 90D), but with Lucia she tried the Canon EOS RP with a Canon RF 24-240mm F4-6.3 IS USM lens. "It was a lot lighter than my own camera, and I really liked the sleek, compact design," she says. "I hadn't used a mirrorless camera before, but it wasn't hard to get used to it and I really enjoyed shooting with it. The lens has an incredible zoom range."
The meeting wasn't just about trying out new kit, though, and bad weather did not provide the best conditions for a day of landscape photography. It was primarily a chance for Mariam to find out more about life as a professional photographer. These were her main questions to Lucia...
Have there been any difficult moments on your journey to becoming a professional photographer?
"I spent most of my childhood in a swimming pool, training, swimming up and down. I knew what I had to do, so I carried on doing it. That discipline and determination have stayed with me. I'd say to anyone who wants to achieve a dream, it might not be an easy road. But what separates those people who are living their dream and following their passion from those who aren't? It's simply hard work and never giving up.
"My first photography career was in action sports photography, a male-dominated world, and I feel in some ways I had to work harder to be seen and accepted. I had to find the strength within myself to keep my eyes on my goals and dreams. Ultimately, it was wonderful to be recognised as one of the world's top surf photographers, as I don't believe it's an easy journey for anyone. However, for people starting out on a career now, I do think there are more opportunities for women in niche genres.
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"Nature, wildlife and travel photography have been my most recent challenges. They've been tough in different ways, but on your journey as a photographer you're always learning. It's about working with the people around you and finding your place.
"On a recent shoot working with a penguin colony on the polar sea ice, the temperature fell to -30, -40°C. I should have spent only a few hours there getting the shots I needed, but I was so immersed in this amazing experience that I ended up spending 12 hours in the sea ice and was actually near to hypothermia. It's what we do as photographers to get that shot. We really do push those boundaries."
Is it important to have a career plan? Did you know where you wanted to go next?
"Surfing was my passion, and the search for perfect waves took me to corners of the earth I would never have gone if the ocean hadn't led me to them. My love of photography was inspired by my passion for travel, the desire to capture places and moments that happen on the road. Creative people need an outlet to express ourselves, and photography is just an extension of who I am. Clients such as National Geographic and Jeep look to me for images that have the look and feel of the adventure lifestyle."
When starting out in a career in photography, is it best to specialise in one field or get a broader range of experience?
"I'd say get a broader range of experience, because it's still very much valued, and all the skills you develop in different fields are transferable and intertwined. I do think it's good to have a focus, but I also believe it's good to be flexible."
While working with Lucia, Mariam had the chance to try out the Canon EOS RP, Canon's lightest full-frame mirrorless camera – super-compact and super-portable.
Lucia has travelled the world shooting in challenging locations including the polar regions and under the ocean, so a little bad weather didn't deter her from setting out on her shoot with Mariam.
What's the basic kit I'd need for shooting fashion outdoors?
"I'd advise starting with a mirrorless system such as the Canon EOS R System, because that's the future. It's great for shooting fashion outdoors because it's lightweight and versatile, and you're not compromising on quality. On the shoot, we used the Canon EOS RP, but other models in the range such as the EOS R or EOS R6 would also be a good choice.
"In terms of lenses, the Canon RF 85mm F1.2L USM is the ultimate portrait lens and produces beautiful results. Shooting with the lens wide open will give your images a cinematic, professional look. If you're looking for more versatility, then try the Canon RF 24-105mm F4L IS USM. It has a slightly narrower maximum aperture but is good for including more of your models' environment, and the wide zoom range gives you more flexibility.
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"The Canon RF 70-200mm F4L IS USM would also be a candidate. I've tested that lens and I loved it. I don't normally use lenses with apertures narrower than f/2.8, but I found it gave me enough light, the quality wasn't compromised and it was beautifully sharp."
Should young photographers develop skills in shooting video as well as stills?
"Yes. A lot of content nowadays is based on video. I do both. Whenever I'm on a shoot, I take photographs myself but also direct the crew around me. I got into filming on my first expedition and it came really naturally, as it will to most photographers. I think it's definitely worthwhile to nurture those skills and to experiment, because it's becoming more apparent that photographers need to have a knowledge of both."
Mariam is keen to explore portrait and fashion photography when she graduates, and Lucia recommends Canon's full-frame mirrorless EOS R System cameras as a good choice for outdoor fashion photography. The cameras are lightweight and versatile, and there's a growing range of outstanding RF lenses to choose from.
Mariam's portfolio reflects her interests. This bright and buoyant image was taken as part of the young photographer's Companionship series, which focuses on the power of friendship. "I hope I don't ever lose hope in the beauty of friendships and connections with people," she says. Taken on a Canon EOS 7D (now succeeded by the Canon EOS 7D Mark II) with a Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens at 1/125 sec, f/14 and ISO100.
Is it important to develop a personal style?
"Yes, it's really important. It may come naturally, but some people need to work on it more than others, and there's nothing at all wrong with that. A personal style is what is potentially going to separate you from others – you will be commissioned and offered work purely because of your style.
"It's challenging, and you won't find it overnight. You might not find it by the time you leave university. It's also a journey of experiences that define your style, so don't put too much focus on it, because your style comes from who you are and that can evolve or change. You need to just relax and go with it."
What's the best way to develop contacts in photography?
"It's all about relationships, really. Anyone can find a contact, but it's how you approach the person that matters, and how you deliver on your word. When approaching potential employers, you need a good body of work and a means to showcase it that separates you from the rest. Being properly prepared to do a job is one of the most important things a student can do, because if you're not, you won't get work.
"It's also about having integrity in yourself, understanding what your goal is and what value you can provide for that client. And you mustn't get too despondent if you don't get that job. I remember taking things personally a lot of the time before I realised it's not about me, it's about the needs of the client and maybe I'm just not the person for that particular job."
How important is building a good website for approaching potential employers?
"I think a website is vital. Instagram shouldn't be your only portfolio. Instagram is great, and many clients look at that as their first point of reference, but you should then lead them to your website. A website can support your voice and showcase in more depth what you're about.
"I also think that social media is a must for you to get examples of your work seen. Think carefully about the way you present your work; it's important to understand how you want to portray yourself and what you want to say."
An image from Mariam's Cattleya series, centring on the tropical flower native to south and central America. It is typically associated with vitality and fertility, and Mariam uses it as a motif to explore beauty, strength and contemporary femininity. Taken on a Canon EOS 70D (now succeeded by the EOS 90D) with a Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens at 1/200 sec, f/4 and ISO100. © Mariam Sholaja
Another image from Mariam's portfolio, this time from her aspirational Up series, which explores concepts of height and altitude. "The inspiration was the Jim Carrey movie The Truman Show," she says. "It tells the story of a man who discovers there's more to his life than what he was made to believe. Once he uncovers the truth, he decides to escape and explore beyond all he's ever known." Taken on a Canon EOS 70D with a Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens at 1/1300 sec, f/4 and ISO100. © Mariam Sholaja
Mariam says speaking to Lucia has really helped focus the way she will approach her career. In the immediate future she aims to build her portfolio, develop industry contacts and approach brands for collaborations. She also plans to pitch project ideas to potential editorial clients and enter photography competitions to get her work more widely seen.
"Lucia's advice was incredibly helpful, especially with regard to making connections and finding my creative voice and personal style," she says. "I'll also keep in the back of my mind that if you don't try, you will never know."
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Diagnostic spectrum
Coronavirus (cat) - Antibodies (ascites)
Coronavirus (cat) - Antibodies (serum)
Coronavirus (cat) - PCR (qualitative)
Coronavirus (cat) - PCR (quantitative)
Coronavirus (cattle) - PCR
Coronavirus (dog, enteric) - PCR
Coronavirus (dog, respiratory) - PCR
Coronavirus (horse) - PCR
Coronavirus (swine) (TGE) - PCR
Coronaviruses are enveloped RNA viruses which have club-shaped appendages on their surface that look like a crown under the electron microscope and have thus given the virus family its name. As they are genetically highly variable, transmission of corona viruses to and among different species is possible. They belong to a large group of RNA viruses that can cause respiratory and/or enteral diseases in various animal species and in humans.
Coronaviruses dog (CCoV, CCV, CRCoV)
An infection with canine (enteral) coronaviruses (CCoV, CCV) is usually asymptomatic or may lead to mild, non-haemorrhagic diarrhoea. In puppies, however, severe courses of the disease with haemorrhagic gastroenteritis are possible. Loss of intestinal villi, flattening of the epithelial cells of the small intestine and detachment of the goblet cells occur. The most noticeable symptoms are vomiting and watery to bloody diarrhoea, accompanied by severe dehydration. The virus is excreted via the faeces; the duration of excretion is usually less than two weeks.
CCV is also infectious to other canids as well as to cats and pigs, but the pathogenicity of these species is not yet known.
Canine respiratory coronavirus (CRCoV) is like SARS-CoV 2 and bovine coronavirus a member of the group of betacoronaviruses. It appears to have originated by mutation from the bovine coronavirus, since both viruses share very close similarities. It is not closely related to the gastrointestinal coronavirus. CRCoV was first described in the UK in 2003 and has since then become one of the most prominent pathogens causing respiratory disease in dogs. In animal shelters, seroprevalence can be, depending on origin of the dogs, higher than 50% in examined dogs. CRCoV is part of the multifactorial complex known as "kennel cough" (also known as canine infectious respiratory diseases (CIRD)-complex) and is often found in co-infections with other respiratory viruses and bacteria and is often seen in cases of bad husbandry. In many dogs with mild or moderate symptoms, like cough, nasal discharge, but also in asymptomatic dogs, the virus can be found in the trachea.
Coronaviruses cat (FCoV: FIPV, FECV)
Feline coronaviruses (FCoV) can be divided into two pathotypes: the weak to non-virulent feline enteric coronavirus (FECV), which infects the intestinal epithelial cells and is considered a mere "diarrhoea pathogen", and the fatal feline infectious peritonitis virus (FIPV), which mutates in cats and can replicate massively in macrophages.
If FIP develops, two different clinical manifestations can be observed: the wet exudative form and the dry granulomatous form. In the wet form, severe polyserositis develops with the formation of a highly viscous, yellowish, fibrin-containing ascites fluid. In the dry form of FIP, pyogranulomatous swellings form on the serosa and in the organs. This mainly affects the liver, lungs and kidneys. Inflammatory nodules form on the spleen and the lymph nodes. Cats often develop anaemia with icterus, emaciation and high fever. There may also be CNS symptoms and, due to the deposition of precipitates, uveitis.
A positive titre indicates that the cat had been in contact with coronaviruses. This is the case with most adult animals. In a clinically healthy animal and especially if these animals come from breeding or animal shelters, high titres are usually not important. They do not suggest that this cat will contract FIP. However, if the titre exceeds 1:400 it is assumed that these cats also excrete coronavirus with the faeces. In animals suffering from FIP, there are often only low to negative antibody titres. In this case, the antibodies have been bound in immune complexes; thus, antibodies are no longer detectable. For further evaluation, a serum protein electrophoresis and the determination of the albumin-globulin quotient can be included. Diagnostic information is provided by an increase in the gamma globulin fraction and an albumin globulin quotient below 0.6. The albumin globulin quotient is 92% specific. However, liver diseases such as cholangiohepatitis should also be considered for differential diagnosis.
Coronaviruses horse (ECoV)
Equine coronavirus (ECoV), a beta coronavirus, was first detected in the USA in 1999 in the faeces of a foal suffering from diarrhoea. Recent studies in the USA, Japan and Europe confirm it is associated with fever, colic and diarrhoea particularly in adult horses. Infections caused by ECoV mostly occur in the cold season (November to May); it could not been shown yet that the respiratory system is involved.
Clinical symptoms include anorexia, lethargy, fever and changes in faecal consistency. Diarrhoea and mild colic symptoms may also occur. Neurological abnormalities (ataxia, depression, recumbency) have rarely been described, they were, however, secondarily caused by hyperammonaemia. The blood count shows leukopenia (neutropenia/ lymphopenia) and hypoalbuminaemia.
Infections with ECoV seem to be self-limiting but can be secondarily complicated (e. g. dehydration or intestinal displacement). Transmission is mainly via the faecal-oral route.
Coronaviruses cattle and wild ruminants (BCoV)
Bovine coronaviruses (BCoV) cause enteral and respiratory diseases in cattle and wild ruminants. These include calf diarrhoea, winter dysentery in adult cattle and respiratory diseases in cattle of different ages.
Coronaviruses swine (TGE)
In pigs, coronaviruses cause highly contagious, sometimes epidemic "transmissible gastroenteritis" (TGE). TGE virus presents an economic problem in all countries with intensive pig production. Loss of income occurs in the affected farms as a result of piglet losses, growth retention and reduced weight gain.
An infection with porcine coronavirus leads to a local infection of the intestinal tract, mostly in the jejunum and ileum. As the disease progresses, the villous epithelium is rapidly lost. Clinically, this is manifested in a watery malodorous diarrhoea. TGE is a notifiable animal disease.
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What stopped Stoppard?
Kate Chisholm
Tom Stoppard (Photo: Getty)
Two programmes this week presented two radically different world views, or rather ways of life. Aditya Chakrabortty's series for Radio 4, Decoding the News, looked at five words or phrases which have come to characterise how politics, finance and business operate in the UK. We entered a world of policy wonks and pundits, of words used not to enlighten or explain but to calculate and confuse. A world in which those who tell stories get all the attention, while those who insist on sticking to the facts are ignored or on occasion ridiculed. It made for chilling listening as, for instance, Chakrabortty deconstructed the meaning of that slippery term, 'shareholder value'.
Once upon a time, he suggested, before the 1980s, the annual reports of companies were interested in the product being made and the market share of that product; rarely was there any discussion of share price and nothing at all was said about shareholder value. That all changed as the share price of the company became the only measure by which its success was judged. Chief executives were rewarded for increasing the share price, even if this meant cutting costs that ultimately threatened the success of the product. But as one of Chakrabortty's guest experts explained, we are all to blame, not just the companies themselves. After all, 'have you ever fed back to the trustees [of your pension scheme] to demand that they invest in companies who are not pursuing shareholder value?'
Meanwhile on the World Service Peter Curran travelled north beyond the Arctic Circle to the small fishing town of Vadso on the northern cape of Norway. In Spirit of the Midnight Sun he talked to the Sami who live in that most inhospitable terrain, great slabs of rock, a hostile sea, freezing temperatures and, for much of the winter, cloaked in darkness. For them, life is determined by natural forces, and their sacred sites are very much part of the landscape. 'When we die we don't travel anywhere, we just move to a parallel dimension below us, the realm of the dead,' Curran was told. 'Wherever you walk, you have a spiritual counterpart below you, connected to your feet.'
As it happens, I was in Vadso a couple of weeks ago, or rather passed by at just past midnight, weirdly under a blazing sun. Two huge signs told the story of the town, 'Eternal Light' on one, 'Eternal Night' on the other. Above the town, glistening in the ethereal light, was the huge white dome of the American listening station, a spectral reminder that the Sami's regard for nature is threatened by 'progress' and the proximity of the Russian border just across the mountain.
How do they get through those long, dark winters when there is only two hours of light each day? 'When it's dark all day and night, people have to switch on the light inside themselves to get themselves, their friends and family through the darkness. It's a spiritual survival technique.'
Two anniversaries also this week. Radio 4 Extra celebrated the 80th birthday of the playwright Tom Stoppard with another airing of his 1967 play for radio Albert's Bridge, in the original version which starred John Hurt and that great wireless voice Haydn Jones. It's such a clever conceit, to imagine the painters stuck up on the frets and girders of the great iron bridge across the Firth of Forth (renamed the Clufton in Stoppard's fictional world). What would it be like to spend all your working life doing nothing else but painting a bridge, in a continuous circuit, never ending or beginning, 'crawling between heaven and earth on a cantilevered span, cat's cradled in the sky'? Albert, the philosophy student turned painter, tries to explain in a play that lingers long in the mind, begging the question: why hasn't Stoppard written for radio for so long?
Over on Radio Five Live, a two-hour celebration marked 60 years of Test Match Special, with listeners telling us why and how they had become such determined fans. TMS is a bit of an acquired taste, that bluff, schoolboyish humour, the delight in abstruse technical detail, the endlessly repeating jokes about cakes, and pigeons, and leg before (or is it behind) wicket. It's also a bit of an indictment of the game itself that cricket fans, to keep themselves entertained, often used to take their transistor radios into the grounds to listen to the commentary on radio while the match itself was going on in front of them. But you have to admire the sheer genius of a programme that can bewitch a school full of boys who have no sight, as Peter White explained. He's been hooked on TMS since he was nine, no doubt enthralled by such brilliant off-the-cuff reportage as this gem from a Trent Bridge match against the West Indies: 'Bedser heaves his shoulders, swings his arms back behind him until they meet, rolls his shoulder again, and comes pounding ever optimistically in from the Radcliffe Road end. Bowls to Weekes. And Weekes throws his bat at the ball, wide outside his off stump. A most impudent stroke.'
TaggedArtic Circle, Bbc world service, Cricket, Economics, Firth of Forth, Radio, Radio 4, Radio 4 Extra, Radio Five Live, Sami people, Test Match Special, Tom Stoppard
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