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Q: Errors related to webpack and babel-node with react, express app I'm really struggling with this.
I would like to implement SSR to improve SEO for my app, and I am stuck.
I used CRA for the client side and express for the server.
webpack is successfully compiling the client, but when I run everything, I get errors related to my static files like less (I'm using Ant Design, FWIW) and SVG.
I feel like I have tried just about every possible permutation and nothing seems to be working, so I think I may be missing something fundamental.
My webpack.config.js file is:
const path = require('path');

module.exports = {
  entry: ['babel-polyfill','./client/src/index.js'],
  output: {
    path: path.resolve('public'),
    filename: 'bundle.js'
  },
  module: {
    rules: [
      {
        test: /\.js$/,
        exclude: /node_modules/,
        use: {
          loader: 'babel-loader',
          options: {
            presets: [
                "@babel/preset-env",
                "@babel/preset-react"
            ]
          }
        },
      },
      {
        test: /\.less$/, // match any .less file,
        use: [
          {loader: 'style-loader'},
          {loader: 'css-loader'},
          { loader: "less-loader",
            options: {
              lessOptions: {
                modifyVars: {
                  '@primary-color': '#0a1f8f',
                  '@secondary-color': '#124734',
                  '@tertiary-color': '#e04403',
                  '@info-color': '@primary-color',
                  '@success-color': '#124734',
                  '@processing-color': '@primary-color',
                  '@error-color': 'rgba(224, 20, 7, 1.0)',
                  '@highlight-color': '#f6dfa4',
                  '@warning-color': 'rgba(224, 20, 7, 1.0)',
                  '@normal-color': '#231f20',
                  '@white': '#fff',
                  '@black': '#231f20',
                  '@layout-header-background': '#231f20',
                  '@layout-header-color': '#f6dfa4'
                  },
                  javascriptEnabled: true
              }
            }
          }
        ]
      },

      {
        test: /\.(s*)css$/, // match any .scss or .css file,
        use: [
          { loader: "style-loader" },
          { loader: "css-loader" }
        ]
      },
      {
        test: /\.(png|jpe?g|gif|svg)$/i,
        use: [
          {
            loader: 'file-loader',
          },
        ],
      }
    ]
  }
};

My babel.config.js is:
module.exports = {
    "presets": ['@babel/preset-react', ['@babel/preset-env', {
        targets: {
          "browsers": ["last 2 versions"],
          node: "current"
        }
      }]],
    "plugins": [["@babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties"], ["@babel/plugin-transform-runtime", {
        "regenerator": true
      }]]
}

My file structure is:
/server/...
/client/...
and my npm commands are (I have tried both, and neither works):
"dev": "NODE_ENV=development webpack -wd & NODE_ENV=development nodemon --exec babel-node ./server/server.js --ignore public",
"server": "nodemon --exec babel-node ./server/server.js NODE_ENV=development --ignore public"
Here's an example of an error I receive:
@import '~antd/dist/antd.less';
^

SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token

Also, if it helps, when I run dev, I get an error from babel-node BEFORE webpack is done compiling.
Thanks in advance!
One other thing. The error is introduced when I import my App.js file into my serverRender file like so:
const React = require('react');
const ReactDOMServer = require('react-dom/server');
const { StaticRouter } = require('react-router-dom');

const App = require('../client/src/App'); // <!-- commenting out this line and the error is removed, but of course that doesn't solve anything

const ky = require('ky/umd');

const serverRender = (req, sport, year, season, gameWeek, query, page, url, id) => {
    console.log('req', req)
    return ReactDOMServer.renderToString(
        React.createElement(
            'div',
            null,
            `Rendered on the server at ${new Date()}`
        )
    )
}

module.exports = {serverRender};


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Ho Chi Minh City to welcome 3,000 foreigners
Ruby Lee
July 03, 2020 | 07:35 Ruby Lee
About 3,000 employees including experts, senior personnel, investors, managers, engineers are licensed to enter Ho Chi Minh City to help businesses recover production.
Vietnam among Asian countries shows strongest recovery signals in manufacturing
International arrivals to Vietnam plummets while Cambodian tourists remain even
Vietnam extends temporary stay permits for foreigners as Covid-19 continues
On July 2, Mr. Nguyen Van Lam, Deputy Director of the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs of Ho Chi Minh City informed that businesses have to summit foreign documents to the Department in order to be granted entry permits, vnexpress reported.
Every week, the working group of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, including 9 departments reviews the eligible cases and sends them to the Immigration Department under the Ministry of Public Security to carry out the visa procedures (entry visas).
Foreigners carry out medical examinations at Tan Son Nhat airport before entering Vietnam on March 18. Photo: Huu Khoa.
"Based on the number of documents summitted by businesses, we will consider granting them permission to work in the city. The list of immigrants is published on the website of the Department for business information," Mr. Lam said. He affirmed that the license aimed to facilitate businesses to recover production after COVID-19 pandemic.
Photo: luatvietnam.vn
From June 8 until now, Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs has 5 times of granting licenses for foreigners to come to Ho Chi Minh City. Most foreigners are from China, Korea, Japan, USA, UK, France and Germany. There are 82 people being wives and children of foreigners licensed to enter Vietnam.
According to Mr. Nguyen Hong Tam, Director of the Center for International Health Quarantine, foreigners licensed to entry must declare their health, measure body temperature and provide samples for COVID-19 test at the airport. After a 14-day quarantine period, if a negative result of coronavirus is found, foreign workers can come to their enterprise to work.
A foreign woman (L) receives a certificate from a Hoi An official for completing her Covid-19 quarantine, March 24, 2020. Photo by VnExpress/Dac Thanh.
Regarding to business side, Mr. Kim Vinh Cuong, Vice President of Union of PouYuen Vietnam Co., Ltd. (located in Binh Tan District) said that the company had about 300 experts and managers from China and Taiwan. In order to ensure the prevention, the company had not allowed these people to come back for work.
"We will consider foreign experts returning to work when the local COVID-19 pandemic situation is under control," said Mr. Cuong. He also informed that the company regularly trained workers to meet requirements of the work taken over by experts before coronavirus outbreak.
A quarantine zone at Regiment 852, Cao Bang province's Military Command. Photo: VOV.
Previously, Vietnam stopped issuing visas to foreigners from 0h on March 18 to ensure the prevention of COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, Vietnam recorded 355 cases, of which 336 people recovered.
Vietnam has gone through 77 consecutive days without cases infected among the community. There are still 19 people being treated at 7 health facilities, most of them are in stable condition. In particular, four people negative one time, four people negative two times.
WB finances higher education and urban development projects in Vietnam
The World Bank Board of Executive Directors approved to finance for two projects worth a total of US$422 million to help build a climate-resilient city ...
Southern key economic localities showed signs of recovery in the context of COVID-19
Despite COVID-19's negative impacts upon all aspects of the country's economy, Vietnam's southern provinces' economy continues to show signs of recovery.
Human life is the highest value of human rights
The Party and the State of Vietnam have been doing their best in order to protect its citizens in the fight against of the COVID-19 ...
Tags: foreigners in Vietnam economic recovery covid-19 pandemic COVID-19 in Vietnam
Vietnam COVID-19 Updates (Jan 19): HCMC designated 6 more hotels as quarantine sites
US, Vietnam review partnership in addressing war legacies
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What is Prevent?
Statutory guidance issued under section 29 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015. 1. Section 26 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 (the Act) places a duty on certain bodies ("specified authorities" listed in Schedule 6 to the Act), in the exercise of their functions, to have "due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism". This guidance is issued under section 29 of the Act. The Act states that the authorities subject to the provisions must have regard to this guidance when carrying out the duty.
The Prevent strategy, published by the Government in 2011, is part of the overall counter-terrorism strategy, CONTEST. The aim of the Prevent strategy is to reduce the threat to the UK from terrorism by stopping people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. In the Act this has simply been expressed as the need to "prevent people from being drawn into terrorism".
Action Counters Terrorism ACT campaign
Vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values such as democracy, the rule of law and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs
A set of beliefs
A violent action against people or property, designed to create fear and advance a political, religious or ideological cause
The process by which a person comes to support extremism and terrorism.
What is the Prevent strategy?
Prevent is a government strategy designed to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorist or extremist causes.
The Prevent strategy covers all types of terrorism and extremism, including the extreme right wing, violent groups and other causes.
How does the Prevent strategy apply to schools?
From July 2015 all schools (as well as other organisations) have a duty to safeguard children from radicalisation and extremism.
This means we have a responsibility to protect children from extremist and violent views the same way we protect them from drugs or gang violence. Importantly, we can provide a safe place for pupils to discuss these issues so they better understand how to protect themselves.
What does this mean in practice?
Many of the things we already do in school to help children become positive, happy members of society also contribute to the Prevent strategy. These include:-
Exploring other cultures and religions and promoting diversity
Challenging prejudices and racist comments
Developing critical thinking skills and a strong, positive self-identity
Promoting the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of pupils, as well as British values such as democracy.
We will also protect children from the risk of radicalisation, for example by using filters on the internet to make sure they can't access extremist and terrorist material, or by vetting visitors who come into school to work with pupils.
How does Prevent relate to British Values?
Schools have been required to promote British values since 2014, and this will continue to be part of our response to the Prevent strategy.
British values include:
Individual liberty and mutual respect tolerance of different faiths and beliefs
Isn't my child too young to learn about extremism?
The Prevent strategy is not just about discussing extremism itself, which may not be appropriate for younger children. It is also about teaching children values such as tolerance and mutual respect. At Morpeth All Saints CE Aided First School will make sure any discussions are suitable for the age and maturity of the children involved.
Is extremism really a risk in our area?
Extremism can take many forms, including political and religious extremism. Some of these may be a bigger threat in our area than others.
We will give children the skills to protect them from any extremist views they may encounter, now or later in their lives. Where to go for more information.
If you have any questions or concerns about The Prevent Strategy and what it means for your child, please do not hesitate to contact us.
See our policies
You will find more details about radicalisation in our Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy available on our website.
We also have information about British Values (SMSCD) available on our website too.
External sources
The following sources may also be useful for further information:
Government Publication Protecting Childrem from Radicalisation (The Prevent Duty)
Child Exploitation and Online Protection


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Content to handle sales on Paul Tanter's sequel to He Who Dares.
Tom Benedict Knight and Simon Phillips will reprise their roles in the action thriller, which will also star Russell Kilmister and Ryan Winsley. Paul Tanter returns to direct the sequel to the violent SAS action thriller, which is produced by Simon Phillips.
The film is set in the aftermath of He Who Dares, as Christopher Lowe finds himself summoned to 10 Downing Street to be dishonorably discharged from the SAS for disobeying a direct order, despite the fact that he saved the Prime Minister's only daughter.
At EFM, Content will also be selling Steve McQueen documentary The Man & Le Mans; Dan Bush's supernatural heist thriller The Trust; and Caradog James' psychological thriller Don't Knock Twice.


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Start: Warrenton
Parking: Small parking area down gravel road at end of Academy Hill Rd. Also in cul-de-sac behind Bayfront Motel off US 29
Refreshments: Old Town Warrenton restaurants
Pets: Pets on a leash welcome
Difficulty: Easy. Mostly level, paved trail.
The White's Mill trail winds through a 70 acre stream valley area near the site of an 18th century mill. Roughly following Cedar Run, the 'T' shaped trail provides access to the wetlands between the housing development and I29. There are many birds, plants and flowers to spy on this pleasant paved trail as well as some picturesque bridges.
The colonization of Northern Virginia proceeded slowly in the 17th and 18th centuries, usually along waterways as there was little to offer from the muddy pits and scant game paths that were available as roads. Even when waterways were not navigable, they were used for barge transport, irrigation and as power sources for mills. Old maps of Fauquier County are peppered with mills situated on tendrils of blue water snaking out from the Chesapeake Bay. The Potomac gathers in the Occoquan River which, in turn, is fed by a combination of Broad Run and Cedar Run. In frontier towns like Warrenton, grist mills were essential to grind wheat into flour. They also served as meeting places where local farmers could exchange news and escape the solitary labor of the farm.
In March of 1770, a mixed race runaway slave named Crispus Attucks becomes the first casualty of the nascent American Revolution when a mob attacked the British soldiers at the Boston Custom House. It was also the year that a Mr. John Churchill applied to build a mill on Cedar Run on what would become the eastern outskirts of Warrenton. The mill was known variously as Churchill Mill, Atlee Mill and White's Mill as it changed hands and fortunes. It is remembered as 'small' but with little else to distinguish it.
There are a few tidbits in the records that give a peek into the life of the times. An Indenture quoted in Water Powered Mills of Fauquier County states that John Churchill is bound to provide one James Bell and his decedents a rate of one peppercorn each year on the feast of St. Michaels for as long as the mill operates or 500 years, whichever comes first. I'm not sure how many years Mr. James Bell and his heirs enjoyed their September 29th peppercorn but Churchill Mill became White's Mill in 1812, then Atlee Mill in 1912. The nearby home on 'Millfield' also circulated owners as the county grew and changed. There are reports that the mill probably operated until around 1920 when gasoline power was rendering water powered grinding obsolete. The mill, house and mill run have vanished under the current development but once lay to the south and parallel to Cedar Run.
Start in the gravel parking area at the current end of Academy Hill Rd and enter the trail by the kiosk. Turn around for a moment and look to the other side of the road. This section of trail, The Woods at Warrenton portion, will shortly be opened up and add another half mile or so to your Fitbit totals. Turn again to the trail and proceed up a small incline bounded by a timber fence and see the lazy branch of Cedar Run winding into the wetlands. A little down the trail with the wetlands to your right and private houses to the left, note what looks like a dredge hanging from a tree.
Continue along the path with cattails, honeysuckle and stands of maple, locust and poplar to the right. Up the hill to your left, McMansions guard the green turfed ridge in military rows. On a September 2008 'Bio-Blitz', 35 different species of bird, 55 types of shrubs/trees, 10 types of insect, and 55 different types of flowers, grasses and ground covers were observed. Some types of insects I am happy not to observe but there you are.
At about ½ mile the trail turns to the right into the wetlands and crosses a small creek. An old hollow tree to the right is home to a bee colony. After crossing a small bridge you come to a four way stop. The section to the right crosses Cedar Run and ends at a kiosk on the suggestively named Mill House Lane near the Fauquier Swim Club pool. You can go there and have a dip if you are a member. For now, head to the left passing the concrete cylinder squatting like a faceless Olmec god standing sentinel over the crossroads. There are several of these mysterious totems along the trail, forgotten and angry deities occasionally emitting pungent aromas from the depths below.
At the next branch in the path, head to the right. To the left, a short section descends to another bridge and access to the development. This is the highest point of the trail. Ignore the cars zooming by on I29 and imagine the sparsely populated fields bordered by virgin forests as the foundations of a small mill were placed nearby in the 1770s. There would be little sound but that of tweeting birds, the wind rustling the branches of virgin stands of oak and chestnut, the crackling of the brook, and an occasional neigh from a horse or bark of a dog. Head back the way you came going left at the split and arriving back at the first crossroad.
Now take the untried option to your left. It leads to another loop under a generously spreading walnut tree. The trail here is planned to continue underneath I29 as the Cedar Run Greenway on its journey to the Warrenton Reservoir and beyond toward I17. The Fauquier Trails Coalition and Fauquier Parks and Recreation are focusing on completing this northern section of the Warrenton loop as quickly as time, money, and bureaucracy permit.
Now return the way you came happily observing various ground cover and insects as opportunity permits. See if you can spot the site of the old mill run.
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If you really want to be a successful blogger then you need to write more and write more often. If you're not as successful as you want to be then do something about it. The single habit that changed my business and the rest of my life was learning to wake up early.
Let's be clear on something, I hate waking up early but I love being up early. My kids are 5, 3 and 15 months old so if I want to get any writing done while I'm at home I have two options. Wake up early (around 5:30am) or stay up late.
Have you ever stayed up late with the intention of finishing some work but then watched TV instead? That doesn't happen at 5:30am. Have you ever fallen asleep working late at night? That doesn't happen at 5:30am. Have you ever sat down to write and been tempted to check Twitter, email or your site analytics? That doesn't happen (as much) at 5:30am.
If you want to build a habit of rising early you need three things.
1. A purpose – No one wakes up late for a flight to Mexico to go on vacation. Give yourself a purpose for rising early unique from the rest of your day. Make the time special and selfish. It's just for you.
2. A bed time – You will not get up early if you stay up late. You'll never regret going to bed at 9:30pm but almost every time you go to bed at 1am you do regret it. Go to bed earlier.
3. A plan – Buy a good alarm clock app (Sleep Cycle or Rise Alarm). Set up your coffee maker the kick on early. Buy some sweet slippers to wear when you get out of bed. Set out a book and something to write with and on at your favorite spot in the living room. Equip yourself to have a productive morning.
If you say you need more time then get up earlier. Morning hours are usually twice as productive as late night hours. I've added 10 hours a week to my creative work since starting this habit. That's 520 hours a year, an extra 13 40-hour work weeks.
You say you need more time to blog?
Learn to rise early and watch your writing radically improve.
Andy Traub is a full time podcaster and founder of the Take Permission Media Network. He's the author of Early To Rise: Learn to rise early in 30 days. Every copy of his book includes the full audio edition as well as 30 days of email encouragement. You can learn more about his book at EarlyToRiseBook.com.
I appreciate the idea of having something special waiting for you when you get up. A hot cup of coffee and a comfy place to sit and do something that I need to do, but maybe more importantly, for this first thing of the day, WANT to do. Great tip!
I hate to get up early, but this book has given me the inspiration and tools I needed to make it happen. I've been getting up early every morning now and have gotten so much more done and felt so much more accomplished because of it. Thanks Andy!
BTW, got up at 5:15am the past two mornings. So yeah, I've been inspired.
Great tips! I think what would help me most is remembering to make the coffee the night before and have it set to turn on a few minutes before my alarm goes off. A fresh cup of coffee waiting for me would be good motiviation to get up and moving a little earlier!
Thank you for the information; I have tried to do the rise early thing, but most of my ideas come at night. Will have to definitely schedule some time to try this again, though.
Getting up early is something I personally struggle with. I tend to stay up very late since the kids are asleep. I do feel if I started getting up a couple of hours before the kids then I would probably get more done. Thanks for the tips.
Great tips! I get up early to blog while the kids are still asleep!
Great, no-nonsense advice. I love the idea of making the morning special, just for you and you alone. Also impressive how your extra morning time adds up to 13 full work weeks over the course of a year – WOW!
I definitely need more time to blog, but I'm student teaching for the next couple of months, and I already get up at 5:00 a.m. I don't think I could get up any earlier. Maybe I should give up that nap I take at 5:00 p.m.
Sadly, I have to admit that I am guilty of the "staying up late to blog" routine and I never get anything done. I end up doing everything except blogging (like all the things you mentioned above)! I know that it is better for me to get up early because the few times that I have managed to do so, I got a TON of stuff done online because I can actually hear myself think in the peace and quiet early in the morning. It is nice to have that wonderful feeling of accomplishment before my kiddos are even out of bed! It sets the tone for a super productive day! I struggle with getting up early and am now going to revisit that issue and see if I can find a motivating factor (better known as a bribe!) that makes it easier for me to get in those extra morning hours! Thank you for the great post!
I do wake up early and I agree that it gives me extra time to blog before the morning routine with the kids start.
I've been trying to wake early for years…but I have a bad habit of staying up late watching tv with my husband. I really need to set a limit for myself and spend less tv time with my husband, and find something that is more quality time together. 2-3hours of tv watching, isn't as great as one full hour of one on one time with your spouse….I really need to enforce that. I love the idea of waking up for a reason. I don't want to wake up because I have to, I want to wake up because I WANT to wake up! I will start an earlier bedtime tonight.
Great advice, I love it when I get up early, I get so much done before the regular work day begins.
I THINK I can get up before my girls (6 months and 2 years), IF I go to bed before midnight! I'm shooting for 11:15 tonight! Thanks for the suggestions!
I appreciate this post because I already get up early to make time to exercise, blog, and just get some alone time before I spend the whole day as a stay at home mom. I laughed when I saw the part about going to sleep at 9:30, because it drives my husband crazy that I like to go to bed so early.
I like what you have to say here but I agree with Nicole. I get most of my creative ideas late at night. But I really should get up earlier so I can get everything else I need to do done, then once everyone has gone to bed I can focus on writing and not the dishes.
I keep trying to do this. I think it is AWESOME advice. However, as a mom of a 6 month old who still nurses several times a night, and a potty training toddler who still gets up several times a night to (theoretically) use the potty… even if I get to bed early, I am so exhausted by 5:30 am I can't get up!
However, once we get in a better schedule of actually SLEEPING through the night – I am definitely going to rearrange my schedule so I am getting up early to blog! Thank you!!!
There's no question about the habit of waking up early being good. Most achievers from all forms of discipline, be it in sports, martial arts, philosophy, religion, even in business, have this habit.
This is definitely a timely post! I have been working on shifting my naturally night-owlish ways to one that will support early rising! I am one that hates getting up early but loves being up early as well! I just recently bought a Keurig so this makes my coffee time extra special. I love the idea of having purpose and a plan. Thanks so much for the post as I am sure it will mean more in the morning.
I wake up around 5am, about 4 hours before my biological clock, as it is and would love to use the time productively. The problem is I am woken up by either 5 month old or 3 year old and don't have much control over my morning hours. Any advice for that? What I will implement switching things up and use the time that we tend to be most productive, the am hours, when my baby takes his first nap, to come up with the creative content for my blog instead of doing my "resrearch", reading others blog posts etc. Thanks for sharing this!
I love this post. It's something I strive to do [on weekends] when I'm not working outside the home. The house is quiet, nothing is on TV and I get more accomplished at, okay 730am, then I would any other time of the day. I had no idea there were alarm clock apps…heading there now to get one. Great habit.
I'm a night owl and do a lot of writing then (or used to), as it seems that it's getting harder and harder to keep it up without the bed calling my name. Lately, I have been setting the alarm at an earlier hour…and I do find myself more productive. Now…I need something to keep me from being distracted. But…I do like the point about the earlier it is, the less it feels that 'more' is going on and you don't feel as compelled to check social media/email as much. I'm going to try setting the alarm at 5:30 and see what happens.
I've tried getting up early and just dragged. Going to bed early without getting everything done, I wake up throughout the night making sure I don't sleep through the alarm. When I stay up and complete the tasks and make it to bed by 1:00 a.m., I sleep so well as my day is done. I appreciate your points and have given it a try for a 2-week period. I fell behind on more items and hated trying to write as my brain would not function that early. By writing at night, I have all day to think about the post and knock it out. Thanks for the specific ways to make that time fun. I wish those well who can get up early.
Great advice, totally looking forward to putting it into practice! thanks!
I love this post. I enjoyed hearing your story , then getting some ways to encourage me to get up as well as the results I can achieve by doing so. I will definitely strive to do so start with small increments !!
Great tips. I always sit up late to blog and end up feeling drowsy for a better part of the morning. Will certainly follow the tips, and maybe I will be lucky enough to catch the sunrise from my balcony.
Great tip! I think this is a great idea for those who don't have other things on their schedule. I personally use the 'get up early' tip for morning workouts/runs. The only thing about not being a morning person is that my brain doesn't typically "wake up" until about 10:30am so that means I'm not as alert or creative. I'm more creative at night but staying up late at night is not healthy of course.
This is a great advice! My husband tries to talk me in to this habit for a long time, too. And sometimes, I even manage to do so. The only problem I have with this- is Murphy ('s law): Whenever I get up at 5:30, guess who is awake about 10 min. later..? Yeap..one of my kiddos..or two..or three After this happend a couple of times, I gave up! Getting up this early(something that isn't one of my favorite thing, to say the least) and not to be able to actually do what I intended…is kind of frustrating!
I actually purchased the "Early To Rise" book yesterday, before I saw Tanya's post. I am already an early riser, but I'm planning to focus on being more productive (instead of Facebook, Twitter, and email) during the first two hours or three hours of the day. Woke up (AND put my feet on the floor!) a few minutes before 5:00 a.m. this morning. Day 1 of 30!!
Getting up early is not my strong suit either. Since my husband is retired and I work from home, we use that as an excuse to stay up late and sleep in. I have a schedule printed out that starts my day at 7:00, and this has inspired me to get back to that. I was 90% more productive when I was doing that.
I get exactly what you mean by liking the early morning feeling, but struggling to wake up early. Now I'm going to find something I really love to do first thing in the morning and make it a reason to get up!
My issue is always staying up late – so I'm going to make it a habit to be in bed by 10:00 every night!
I do often feel as if people who get up early get more done. I, on the other hand, usually just fall asleep again, no matter what time I go to bed. Maybe something to look forward to would help.
Great advice. My husband always goes to be earlier and I find when I stay up late I don't really get things done like I thought I would. I'll try getting in bed earlier and moving my wake up time a little earlier too. Already up at 6, but maybe it could be a little earlier. Thanks for the tips!
Getting up early is a great thing to do when you have young kids. I agree with everything your post says. When the kids get a little older, it is sometimes possible to go into your room and shut the door for a time. I work mornings and do my writing when I come home at lunchtime and the kids are still at school. Setting aside time is the only way anything will get accomplished, that is the truth!
I was already leaning this way, so you just put the cherry on top. Tomorrow morning I will be up at 5:30!
This is a great tip and one I need to pay close attention to. I always stay up late to work on my blog only to do exactly what you said, just watch TV or I am too tired to work for long. The few times I was up in the morning before my children (I have young children too) I was productive and started the day off right.
I VOW to go to bed earlier and wake up early to blog instead. I'm going to slowly wean myself the rest of the week and weekend bringing my bed time earlier and earlier and starting Monday, I'll get up at 6:00 and we'll see how that goes.
These are some great tips. I like getting up earlier than everyone else it gives me quiet time to write posts, brainstorm post ideas, read comments and so much more. It is definitey true if you go to bed late you are not going to want to get up early.
I keep saying to myself everyday that I need to wake up earlier. I always feel like the day is longer when I do. This is so true! This time of the year when it is dark and cold makes it so much harder. I so need more time though. Thank you for the encouragement.
I am not a morning person by any means. However, when I get my older daughter up for school, I try to stay up for a bit if I can before my younger daughter wakes up, and I use that time for my blog. I'm actually working on it right now, which is how I came across this awesome article. Thank you!
You're such a jerk. Here I was minding my own business, wasting time and complaining about how there isn't enough of it.
Great stuff, Andy. Thank you for the advice. I'm good about getting up early, but I don't spend the extra time very wisely.
I was thinking just this morning about the need to get up earlier than my little one, in order to get some writing done (I don't typically blog at night because I want to spend that time with my husband). Even getting an extra 30-40 minutes would be fabulous. I'm definitely going to take this as a challenge and work on getting up half an hour early two times a week for the rest of February. That's a non-overwhelming goal, right? And maybe I'll tell myself I can have a chocolate muffin on the mornings I succeed.
I entirely agree with the rise early technique – I am so much more productive. My husband goes to work early and always encourages me to lie in (bless him) but I get up when he does and I've already done an hours work before he leaves in the morning.
I really, REALLY need to make this a daily habit. I keep telling myself I'm going to…but then I wind up staying up way too late (I know, I know)…and then I sleep right through the alarm (seriously, I don't even HEAR it)…and then I wake up so late that it throws off my day, my mood, everything. I'm hoping I can change this as of tomorrow morning.
The purpose I made for myself is the fresh cup of coffee and the quiet time in the morning before my toddler wakes up. It only takes 20 days to form a habit right, and I will start it tomorrow. Thank you for this post.
For me I rise early as it is my 'ME" time. I am able to get more done before most people get up. With doing this I do not feel as rushed. I also get to sit and plan my son and my day so I know when I need to work on school with him and the times I need to be on the blog.
I have found my way for getting up early it's all about motivation and and not sleeping too lateI think when you love what you do you have a inner power a energy that let you get for getting you cup of coffee to begun things that you are passionate about.


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Let's hope fans will be stirred rather than shaken by Anthony Horowitz's new Bond novel
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Professor James Chapman discusses acclaimed author's upcoming 007 novel 'Trigger Mortis'
Source: The Conversation; James Bond and Pussy Galore: Sean Connery and Honor Blackman film a scene for Goldfinger. PA Archive
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The world of James Bond fandom is divided into two groups: those who've read the books by Ian Fleming and those who haven't. While the latter are probably in the majority, the former comprise a significant and vocal minority. And, so far at least, opinion seems to have been generally positive following the announcement that the next James Bond novel – Anthony Horowitz's Trigger Mortis – will be published later this year.
Horowitz has excellent credentials and his selection as the latest Bond "continuation" author was generally welcomed by Fleming aficionados. He has an impressive CV in a wide range of popular genre fiction, including the acclaimed Alex Rider teenage secret agent series and an excellent Sherlock Holmes novel, The House of Silk. He has also been a lead TV writer for Midsomer Murders and Foyle's War. The latter, especially, was notable for its meticulous research and understanding of the historical period.
Fleming re-runs
Of course, the idea of commissioning further adventures of favourite popular literary heroes is nothing new, and Bond has been subject to many.
Kingsley Amis, who had written an affectionate critique of Fleming's fiction, The James Bond Dossier, was the first author commissioned by Ian Fleming's trustees to write a continuation Bond novel, Colonel Sun, in 1968. This is probably still the best of the non-Fleming Bonds: Amis managed to write in an accurate pastiche of Fleming's distinctive style and it was close enough to the originals to be considered within the same cultural and ideological contexts (Fleming had died in 1964).
Perhaps surprisingly, Christopher Wood managed this too. Best known as author of the Confessions series, he was commissioned to write the film tie-in novelisations of his Bond scripts for The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979) – published as James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me and James Bond and Moonraker in order to differentiate them from the Fleming books (to which the films now bore no relation beyond the title and a few character names).
But the real limitations of the continuation novel are demonstrated by the series of Bond novels written by John Gardner in the 1980s and 90s and Raymond Benson between 1997 and 2008. Gardner, an established British thriller writer, and Benson, a Bond aficionado who had written the encyclopaedic The James Bond Bedside Companion, are both fine writers, as anyone who has read the former's Boysie Oakes and the latter's Black Stiletto series will know. Yet their Bond novels strike an uneasy compromise between the established Fleming formula and the more excessive world of the James Bond films.
Apparently it was at the insistence of the Fleming estate, which commissions the books, that Gardner and Benson placed Bond in the present day rather than during Fleming's heyday of the 1950s. And this, in my view, is problematic for several reasons.
Of its time
Fleming's Bond was a product of the cultural and ideological contexts of the time. He was a cold warrior: Bond's enemies in all bar one of the novels written in the 50s are either Soviet or Soviet-backed (the exception is Diamonds are Forever, the fourth novel and generally regarded as one of the weaker books, in which Bond is up against American gangsters).
The films, beginning with Dr No in 1962, adopted the "SPECTRE formula", taking the international criminal syndicate introduced by Fleming in Thunderball (the Special Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion) and applying it to non-SPECTRE stories. We can expect much more of this come November.
Another problem for the continuation authors is that Fleming's style was replete with expensive brand-name goods. Bond wears not any ordinary wristwatch but a Rolex Oyster Perpetual, he has his cigarettes made especially for him by Morlands of Grosvenor Street, and he washes his hair with Pinaud Elixir ("that prince among shampoos"). There was more to this than the mere snob-value that some critics have ascribed to Fleming.
At a time when Britain was emerging from the post-war years of austerity and shifting to a culture of affluence (some rationing was still in force in 1953, the year that the first Bond novel, Casino Royale, was published) the brand-name goods were an indication of this historical process. Bond was set apart from most of his readers through his expensive clothes, drinks and accessories. Today the same cultural cachet is no longer there, and the effect falls flat when continuation authors recite Bond's favourite things.
More recently the Fleming estate has adopted the strategy of commissioning stand-alone new Bond novels by "name" writers. These have been a mixed bag. Sebastian Faulks is a fine writer but his Devil May Care seemed to have been written in a hurry – presumably to meet a deadline so that it could be published on the centenary of Fleming's birth. I enjoyed Jeffery Deaver's Carte Blanche as a modern thriller but its reinvention of Bond, who was now cast as an SAS veteran with service in Afghanistan, detached it too far from Fleming's character for my taste. Perhaps the best to date has been William Boyd's Solo, though, like Devil May Care, the decision to set it in the late 1960s – after Colonel Sun – was less than wholly successful. To place the essentially conservative clubman hero Bond against the background of the swinging sixties seems anachronistic.
Read today, Fleming's books are period pieces, imbued with the political values and social mores of their time. But they were written as contemporary stories. And to this extent I welcome the news that Horowitz is to return Bond to his formative decade: the 1950s.
Trigger Mortis is to be set after the events of Goldfinger and will apparently feature the return of that book's heroine, Pussy Galore: ("she wore nothing but a grey fisherman's jersey that was decent by half an inch"). In The House of Silk, Horowitz demonstrated that he was able to write a Sherlock Holmes adventure that read as if it had been written in Victorian times (he does not constantly remind his readers of period details such as hansom cabs and gaslight). And so I have high hopes that he will do the same for James Bond.
James Chapman is Professor of Film Studies at University of Leicester.
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The NICE Supplementary Guidance, first issued in 2009 and now enshrined in the Institute's methods guide, specifies conditions under which 'end of life' treatments may be given special weighting relative to other health care interventions. This project seeks to examine whether a social preference exists for giving higher priority to life-extending, end of life treatments than to other types of treatments, using preference data elicited from the general public.
The project comprised four stated preference studies, all of which asked survey respondents to consider a series of hypothetical scenarios and to choose which of two patients they would prefer to treat, assuming that the health service has enough funds to treat one but not both of them.
KK Shah, A Tsuchiya, AJ Wailoo. Valuing health at the end of life: A review of stated preference studies in the social sciences literature. Social Science & Medicine 2018; 204: 39-50
Valuing health at the end of life (seminar at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, 2015)
Assessing technologies at the end of life: a review of empirical evidence (November 2009)
Empirical study 1
Discussion paper
KK Shah, A Tsuchiya, A Wailoo. Valuing health at the end of life: an exploratory preference elicitation study. HEDS Discussion Paper 11/17 (December 2011)
KK Shah, A Tsuchiya, A Wailoo. Valuing health at the end of life: an empirical study of public preferences. European Journal of Health Economics 2014; 15 (4): 389-399
Valuing health at the end of life: DSU preference study (SMDM conference, Oslo, 2012)
Journal article, including updated analysis of the data
KK Shah, A Tsuchiya, A Wailoo. Valuing health at the end of life: a stated preference discrete choice experiment. Social Science & Medicine 2015; 124: 48-56
Valuing health at the end of life: a stated preference discrete choice experiment (December 2012).
KK Shah, A Tsuchiya, A Wailoo. Preferences for an end of life 'premium': an examination of framing effects and study design considerations (presentation at the International Academy of Health Preference Research meeting, 2017)


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Groups: About NarraFirma
What it's for, where it came from
How was NarraFirma funded?
My husband and I (Cynthia Kurtz) spent 18 months working on NarraFirma together, from early 2014 to late 2015. We used up a little bit of savings we had, and we borrowed a lot of money. Since then I have put another 1.5 or 2 person-years into the software, here and there, a few months at a time. Probably about a quarter of that work was supported by commissions. So for the most part it has been a labor of love. We'd love it if you wanted to help out with a donation or some volunteer help. (To find out how you can volunteer, send me an email at cfkurtz@cfkurtz.com.)
What is in the future for NarraFirma development?
As of this writing (December 2021), I am committed to keeping NarraFirma alive. I have been spending at least a month (and as much as 3-6 months) per year working on the software (between other projects) since its initial 18-month pulse of work ended in 2015. I also respond as quickly as I can to bug reports when they come in.
NarraFirma has also been supported over the past six years by several commissions that added particular functions to the software (e.g., correlation maps). In relation to the initial investment, however, these commissions have been small and sporadic.
As for the future of NarraFirma, looking forward ten years, I can see four possible paths ahead.
NarraFirma gets lots of funding, from grants or sponsorships or the formation of a membership non-profit, or by some other means of fund-raising. I continue to work on the software, but I am finally reimbursed for (some of) my massive investment in getting it started. Also, lots of other people work on the software (for pay) as well. As a result, NarraFirma grows in capability by leaps and bounds.
NarraFirma gets little funding, but many volunteers step up to support and improve the software, contributing code, documentation, tutorials, training videos, peer support, and so on. I don't run all of this myself (I don't have the time or capacity for it), but a core group of dedicated volunteers (maybe supported by small donations) handles the day-to-day coordination of volunteer contributions. The software still grows, but more slowly.
NarraFirma gets little or no funding or volunteer support. I continue to support it as a labor of love, when I can and as much as I can. In that case, it will probably continue to do what it does now about as well as it does now, with incremental improvements from time to time.
NarraFirma gets no funding or volunteer support, and I find (or decide) that I can no longer support it myself. In that case, the software will remain current for some time but will eventually fall out of synch with the rest of the web world and become abandoned. This is the fate of many open-source software efforts, and it could be what ends up happening to NarraFirma. Still, just because something ends does not mean it never happened. Even if NarraFirma is eventually abandoned, it will have done what I hoped it would do for at least some people. And that's a good thing.
I absolutely cannot say which of these scenarios will come about. Obviously I hope for the first or second scenarios; but I am determined to at least try, for as long as I can, to keep the third scenario possible and the last at bay. That is all I can say at this moment. If you would like to help ensure that NarraFirma survives and continues to improve, send me your ideas by email at cfkurtz@cfkurtz.com.
What does it cost to use NarraFirma?
Nothing. NarraFirma is absolutely free. It is open source software released under the General Public License.
Why did you write NarraFirma?
I wrote NarraFirma because readers of Working with Stories kept asking me how they could get started doing projects in participatory narrative inquiry. People seemed to need a bridge between reading about doing PNI projects and actually doing them. My first plan was to write a "workbook" or "field notebook" for PNI projects that people could use to check their progress and record their thoughts. However, I soon realized that (a) everybody writes things on computers now and (b) people work best in groups. So my husband and I decided to build software that would combine guidance, record-keeping, teamwork, and data visualization to support PNI projects.
Who is NarraFirma for?
NarraFirma is support software for participatory narrative inquiry (PNI). Its primary user is meant to be a person or group who is conducting PNI projects.
What is the current state of NarraFirma?
As of this writing (November 2021), NarraFirma has been in use for several years – not by a million people, but enough to have grown and matured.
However, we still suggest that you back up your work every so often by exporting your project to a JSON file (go to Project administration and choose Export). We also strongly suggest that you set up SSL security on any web site that runs NarraFirma (unless you run it locally).
How can I help with NarraFirma?
You can donate, volunteer, pay us a commission to improve the software to suit your needs, and spread the word.
For example, here are some crazy ideas about things you could do to help with NarraFirma.
Make a series of how-to videos showing people how you did a project using NarraFirma, to help new users get started.
If you've done a project using NarraFirma, and if your project isn't sensitive or private, think about releasing the project's NF files, so other people can learn about NarraFirma by playing with your project.
Promote NarraFirma on your blog, on LinkedIn, on a podcast, and so on. Tell people about it, in explanatory detail.
Test the software. When a new release comes out, read about what has changed, then try to break each new thing. Post any bugs you find on the GitHub issues page.
If you have skills in a particular area (coding, writing, design), look to see if there is a "chunk" of work you could take on to add to the project. Look at the wish list (commissions) page and see if you could help with any of the items there.
Talk to me. Send me a note (cfkurtz@cfkurtz.com), tell me how you have used NF and why you like it, and ask me what you could do to help. Just hearing from NF users encourages me to keep working on it.
What license is NarraFirma distributed under?
The General Public License, version 2.0 or later.


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General elections were held in Brazil on 1 March 1930. In the presidential elections the result was a victory for Júlio Prestes of the Republican Party of São Paulo, who received 57.7% of the vote.

Results

Aftermath
Prestes never took office as he was overthrown by the Brazilian Revolution on 24 October. The revolution was led by Vargas, an opponent of the oligarchic rule shared between the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais (known as the café com leite system). Vargas became President of Brazil, ruling until 1945.

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Elections of the First Brazilian Republic


- WWE has announced that Sabu's profile has been added to the Alumni section of dot com.
STAMFORD, Conn., August 9, 2012 – WWE (NYSE: WWE) today announced the appointment of Perkins Miller as Executive Vice President, Digital Media. Miller will oversee the development of strategic plans and initiatives across all of WWE's digital and social channels on a global basis. He will report directly to WWE Executive Vice President of Creative, Stephanie McMahon.
Miller brings 15 years of experience in digital management within multi-platform media organizations. Prior to joining WWE, Miller was Chief Operating Officer and Founding Member of Vocativ, a global digital media start-up. Previously, Miller was Chief Operating Officer for Universal Sports Network, a venture between NBC Sports and InterMedia. Miller also spent time as Head of Digital Media for NBC Olympics where he led the division's largest digital events, including the 2010 and 2008 Olympic Games, which spanned online, mobile, VOD and gaming. While Senior Vice President at NBC Sports, Miller oversaw the first-ever Internet stream of a network NFL game and launched NBCSports.com.
In 2008, Miller was named among Sports Business Journal's Top 20 "Most Influential in Digital Sports." He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Middlebury College in Vermont.
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Thanks to Wrestling News World reader Logan Walker for contributing information to this report.


The OM-DAQ-USB-2401 is a portable USB 2.0 full speed thermocouple/voltage input data acquisition module (fully compatible with both USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 ports) that can be used with either desktop or laptop PCs. This stand-alone module draws power from the USB port to operate and has 500V isolation to PC. An external power supply (optional) can be used. The compact, modular packaging ensures ease of use in a variety of applications. Units can be DIN rail or wall mounted with the included hardware or easily operated on a bench.
All configurable options (including individual channel input type and range) are software programmable. The OM-DAQ-USB-2401 is user programmable for thermocouple types J/K/T/E/R/S/B/N and voltage input ranges from ±30 mV to ±10V full scale.
A free Windows Software Suite that includes the DAQ Central menu driven Windows software is available for download from OMEGA. DAQ Central allows charting, data logging, file storage and virtual instrument viewing (digital meters, dial meters, bar graphs) of data in real time. No programming is required - simply point, click, and drag desired display options to create a virtual display screen. Additionally, for those users who would like to design and develop their own custom application program, the software suite includes a .NET driver for C#, Visual Basic and Visual C++.
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One of the most tattooed men in the world, called The Creature, admits his appearance is so shocking that it frightens his five-year-old daughter.
Working as a tattoo artist and body piercer, Marcus Boykin has made his body into his own canvas as he said he has to add a tattoo to his body everyday.
Boykin, 29, performs at the Venice Beach Freakshow, which is being turned into a reality series on AMC.


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Marcus Julius Alexander (16 - 44 CE), the son of Alexander the Alabarch and brother of Tiberius Julius Alexander, was a distinguished and wealthy Alexandrian Jewish merchant. He was betrothed to Berenice, daughter of Herodian King Agrippa I, but died shortly afterwards and had no children with her.

Ancestry and family
Marcus was born and raised in Alexandria, Egypt. Marcus was born as the second son to Alexander the Alabarch, a wealthy Jewish aristocrat. His older brother was Tiberius Julius Alexander. His paternal uncle was the exegete and philosopher Philo.

He came from an aristocratic family who lived in Alexandria for generations. His ancestors and family were contemporaries to the rule of the Ptolemaic dynasty and the rule of the Seleucid Empire. Marcus came from a family who were noble, honourable and wealthy. It was either his paternal grandfather or paternal great grandfather who was granted Roman citizenship from Roman dictator Gaius Julius Caesar. His ancestors and family had social ties and connections to the Priesthood in Judea; Hasmonean Dynasty; Herodian Dynasty and Julio-Claudian dynasty in Rome.

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It's a modular chassis and it's easy to service.
Many units employed in this chassis are the same used in Emerson Color chassis types, particularly the IF stages and the synchronization circuit which is based on ITT TBA920.
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Note the EHT selenium rectifier which is a Specially designed selenium rectifiers were once widely used as EHT rectifiers in television sets and photocopiers. A layer of selenium was applied to a sheet of soft iron foil, and thousands of tiny discs (typically 2mm diameter) were punched out of this and assembled as "stacks" inside ceramic tubes. Rectifiers capable of supplyi ng tens of thousands of volts could be made this way. Their internal resistance was extremely high, but most EHT applications only required a few hundred microamps at most, so this was not normally an issue. With the development of inexpensive high voltage silicon rectifiers, this technology has fallen into disuse.
Power Supply: The examples chosen are taken from manufacturers' circuit diagrams and are usually simplified to emphasise the fundamental nature of the circuit. For each example the particular transistor properties that are exploited to achieve the desired performance are made clear. As a rough and ready classification the circuits are arranged in order of frequency: this part is devoted to circuits used at zero frequency, field frequency and audio frequencies. Series Regulator Circuit Portable television receivers are designed to operate from batteries (usually 12V car batteries) and from the a.c. mains. The receiver usually has an 11V supply line, and circuitry is required to ensure that the supply line is at this voltage whether the power source is a battery or the mains. The supply line also needs to have good regulation, i.e. a low output resistance, to ensure that the voltage remains constant in spite of variations in the mean current taken by some of the stages in the receiver. Fig. 1 shows a typical circuit of the power -supply arrangements. The mains transformer and bridge rectifier are designed to deliver about 16V. The battery can be assumed to give just over 12V. Both feed the regulator circuit Trl, Tr2, Tr3, which gives an 11V output and can be regarded as a three -stage direct -coupled amplifier. The first stage Tr 1 is required to give an output current proportional to the difference between two voltages, one being a constant voltage derived from the voltage reference diode D I (which is biased via R3 from the stabilised supply). The second voltage is obtained from a preset potential divider connected across the output of the unit, and is therefore a sample of the output voltage. In effect therefore Tr 1 compares the output voltage of the unit with a fixed voltage and gives an output current proportional to the difference between them. Clearly a field-effect transistor could do this, but the low input resistance of a bipolar transistor is no disadvantage and it can give a current output many times that of a field-effect transistor and is generally preferred therefore. The output current of the first stage is amplified by the two subsequent stages and then becomes the output current of the unit. Clearly therefore Tr2 and Tr3 should be current amplifiers and they normally take the form of emitter followers or common emitter stages (which have the same current gain). By adjusting the preset control we can alter the fraction of the output voltage' applied to the first stage and can thus set the output voltage of the unit at any desired value within a certain range. By making assumptions about the current gain of the transistors we can calculate the degree of regulation obtainable. For example, suppose the gain of Tr2 and Tr3 in cascade is 1,000, and that the current output demanded from the unit changes by 0.1A (for example due to the disconnection of part of the load). The corresponding change in Tr l's collector current is 0.1mA and, if the standing collector current of Tr 1 is 1mA, then its mutual conductance is approximately 4OmA/V and the base voltage must change by 2.5mV to bring about the required change in collector current. If the preset potential divider feeds one half of the output voltage to Tr l's base, then the change in output voltage must be 5mV. Thus an 0.1A change in output current brings about only 5mV change in output voltage: this represents an output resistance of only 0.0552.
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Why Do Companies Decide to Pay or Not Pay a Ransom?
IBM's Cyber Resilient Organization Study is a valuable source of information about how organizations are handling today's most complex threats and how companies prepare for them. This year's data on ransomware defense shows that many companies just aren't ready for an attack. Even more troubling is the news that when companies do fall victim to a ransomware attack, far too many opt to pay the ransom, rewarding the cybercriminals for their behavior. What's driving the train when it comes to ransomware attacks, and why are companies so willing to pay for it?
Almost Half of Companies Have Weathered a Ransomware Attack
Cybercrime has been pummeling businesses, with ransomware leading the charge. The booming dark web data market is a strong enticement for cybercriminals to perpetrate ransomware attacks, especially for attacks perpetrated on organizations that store or handle large amounts of desirable data.
Most Prevalent Types of Data Stolen in Breaches
Credentials: 60%
Personally Identifying Data (PII): 40%
Medical Data: 10%
Bank Data: 10%
Internal Data: 10%
Payment Data: 10%
Source: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2021
Even if the victim doesn't pay a ransom, bad actors can still profit from stolen data. Data that is at risk also provides additional leverage for double or triple extortion attacks. Of the respondents surveyed in this year's study, 51% said that their organization had sustained a data breach over the last 12 months and 46% said that their organization had experienced at least one ransomware attack over the past two years.
How Are Cybercriminals Delivering Ransomware?
IBM's Cyber Resilient Organization Study also breaks down exactly how ransomware attacks are arriving at targeted organizations. Researchers determined that when considering organizations that sustained at least one attack, four major causes represented the catalyst for most ransomware events.
45% from phishing or social engineering
22% from insecure or spoofed websites
19% from social media
13% from malvertisements
Ransomware Costs & Demands Are Outrageous
The price of a ransomware-related data breach is trending upward with no ceiling in sight. In this year's IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, researchers determined that the average cost of a data breach in 2021 is estimated at $4.2 million per incident, the highest ever recorded in the 17 years of study. If that data breach involves ransomware, it's even more expensive. Researchers determined that a ransomware-related data breach kicked the cost up to an average of $4.62 million, and that's without even considering the ransom demand.
How much were cybercriminals asking for? Ransom amounts vary but a few consistent patterns give us a glimpse at what a victim organization may be facing. Only 35% of the impacted organizations in this study reported that their ransom demand was less than $2 million. Instead, the majority (46%) said that cybercriminals demanded ransoms of $2 – 10 million from their organizations and 19% reported a ransom demand of $10 million to more than $50 million. That squares with a report in Tripwire detailing the average ransoms paid by organizations. Researchers concluded that average paid ransom amounts have increased by 82%. The average demand is now a record $570,000 (£414,000), compared with just $170,000 (£123,000) in 2020.
What Influences Companies to Pay or Refuse?
For organizations that are hit by a ransomware attack, there are a number of hard choices that need to be made – and one of the most difficult is whether or not to pay the ransom. The IBM researchers studying organizations that had suffered a successful ransomware attack were able to illustrate some of a company's decision-making process when deciding whether or not their organization should fork over money to extortionists.
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By C. Eugene Emery Jr. on Sunday, January 6th, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.
Gun control advocates say that fewer guns mean less gun crime. But a Dec. 16 posting on Facebook by a group calling itself the Conservatives Club argues exactly the opposite, and uses the example set by Switzerland to prove its point.
The portion of the post, titled "A Little Gun History," that is in all capital letters caught our attention. It says, "Switzerland issues every household a gun! Switzerland's government trains every adult they issue a rifle. Switzerland has the lowest gun related crime rate of any civilized country in the world!!! It's a no brainer! Don't let our government waste millions of our tax dollars in an effort to make all law abiding citizens an easy target."
One source of information about guns is GunPolicy.Org, an evidence-based database on firearm safety hosted by the Sydney School of Public Health in Australia and partly co-funded, coincidentally, by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs. We ran some comparisons through their database.
We're not going to get into the definition of what makes a "civilized" country; instead, we looked at GunPolicy.org's data on gun homicide rates for 24 countries, mostly in western Europe but also Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States.
Switzerland's gun homicide rate was anything but "the lowest."
Only Greece, Ireland and the United States had higher rates.
"Guns kept at home are not necessarily dangerous in the streets, but mostly in situations that happen at home, such as suicide and murder of family members (especially females). In this respect, Switzerland has one of the highest proportions in the Western world," said Martin Killias, professor of criminology and criminal law at the University of Zurich Law School.
But homicide isn't the only type of gun crime, and the Facebook posting wasn't specific.
We wanted to know about all crimes involving a gun.
The problem is, "different countries classify crimes totally differently, which makes it difficult to make a broad statement like that," said Philip Alpers, a gun policy researcher at the University of Sydney who runs GunPolicy.org and edits a firearm injury prevention news service.
He said the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is the best source because the organization classifies crimes in a consistent way. But that organization's website doesn't report data based on gun use, except when homicide is involved.
Nonetheless, we looked at its database on various crime categories such as assault, robbery, and theft, where guns were most likely to be involved, to see whether the crime rate in Switzerland was really that low.
Eleven out of 26 countries had lower rates of theft than Switzerland.
Thirteen of 26 had lower rates of robbery.
Six of 26 had lower rates of assault.
So the Swiss can't boast the lowest crime rate, another claim gun advocates make.
How much of a role did guns play in such crimes?
The best database on that question was developed by the International Crime Victim Survey, begun in 1987 by a group of European criminologists in an attempt to compare crime rates in 31 countries and 32 major cities.
The ICVS was designed to standardize results and adjust for the fact that the legal definition of a crime can vary from country to country -- as can the willingness to report a crime. The data are based on surveys of victims. The most recent surveys were done in 2004 and 2005.
Once again, when you look at how often guns are used in the commission of a crime, Switzerland doesn't look like the safest place in Europe or other developed countries.
In short, the claim about Switzerland seems completely made up.
One other point is particularly important here. The description of gun distribution in Switzerland omits important information.
The Swiss government doesn't hand out a gun to every household. It requires nearly every able-bodied young male adult to serve in the citizen militia, where they are issued a military rifle. The guns are supposed to be for military use only, not for personal defense.
Those men are supposed to show up for 18 weeks of training, followed by seven re-training sessions (each lasting three weeks) over the next 10 years.
If you want to keep your weapon after your years of service, it is refitted to scale back its firepower and you need to provide a reason for keeping it.
"It's very much like the militia ideal that was embodied in the Second Amendment," said Ladd Everett of the Washington, D.C.-based Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. "Individuals who own military-style firearms are literally serving the national defense of their country."
Ammunition purchased at shooting ranges -- which are very popular in Switzerland -- is supposed to be used there.
Overall, "they have fewer guns per capita than we do and far stricter gun laws in terms of private ownership," Everett said. "If the U.S. ever attempted to implement gun laws like Switzerland's, the NRA would fight it tooth and nail."
A Facebook posting, which has been shared more than 187,000 times, said, "Switzerland has the lowest gun related crime rate of any civilized country in the world."
But Killias, a Swiss researcher, told us, "The way Switzerland is being depicted in some [accounts] is absurd."
To say that the country has the lowest gun related crime rate is not true for homicide, according to the few studies of crime in various countries that includes data on gun use.
It's also not true that Switzerland has the lowest crime rate, whether or not guns are involved.
And survey data show that when a crime such as robbery or assault is committed, the likelihood of a gun being involved is lower in several countries than it is in Switzerland.
In short, this claim appears to be completely fabricated. We rate it Pants on Fire!
Published: Sunday, January 6th, 2013 at 12:01 a.m.


Swollen, bleeding gums can be uncomfortable and unattractive.
These are also hallmark signs of periodontal disease, which can severely impact your oral health. Your general health could suffer too.
What symptoms should I look out for?
Many people will only experience bleeding gums when they floss or brush their teeth. Pay special attention during your hygiene routine.
Healthy gum tissue is firm, smooth, and lies flat next to the teeth. Swollen tissue may have a rolled margin along the teeth or appear visibly inflamed.
Gum tissue should be evenly pigmented and light pink or coral. Dark pink, red, purple or even blue gums could indicate something is wrong.
Do I just need to brush and floss more?
A buildup of bacterial plaque, the catalyst for gum disease, is most often the cause of swollen and bleeding gums. Oral infections, allergic reactions, and mouth ulcers, or canker sores, can increase your risk of swelling. Certain types of vitamin deficiencies and hormonal changes, such as pregnancy, can also impact your gum health.
What else causes these symptoms?
The bacteria that cause gum disease release toxic substances. This causes the soft tissue to become infected and increasingly inflamed.
Brushing too aggressively or using a hard-bristled brush can irritate the delicate tissue. Burns from hot food and drinks can also injure the gums.
Puberty, pregnancy, and menstruation, as well as oral birth control, cause a rise in certain hormones. This leads to increased blood flow to the gums, which can make them swell and bleed more easily.
So How Can I Prevent These Issues?
Don't Forget to Brush and Floss!
If you tend to hit the sheets without flossing, break that habit. In fact, some dentists recommend brushing and flossing twice-a-day at least.
Are your toothbrush bristles soft and pliable? If not, swap it out. Better yet, invest in an electric toothbrush which is gentler on the gums.
Speak with your doctor about medications or medical conditions that could be causing bleeding or swollen gums. They might also test you for vitamin deficiencies, infections, and more.
Do I need a professional diagnosis?
In some cases, symptoms will clear up on their own. This is often true for injuries, such as a burn to the mouth. If symptoms remain, your dentist can review the frequency and severity of your concerns and recommend an appropriate treatment. Your doctor may also perform an oral exam and measure periodontal pockets if you suffer from gum disease.
First, visit a dentist to determine whether you require a deep cleaning. Also known as scaling and root planing, this step is often sufficient if a regular professional cleaning cannot restore your gum health.
If your gums are infected, the doctor might also apply topical antibiotics. These can kill harmful bacteria and allow the soft tissue to heal.
Gum disease often requires ongoing treatment. Some people may require more frequent cleanings to control the growth of bacteria. Typically, these patients will need to visit a dentist or periodontist every three months.
Your periodontal health directly impacts your overall health and well-being. Schedule an appointment with a dentist today to learn more about restoring a healthy smile.


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Vote Fraud: What They Aren't Telling You
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IRS Makes Chilling Proclamation
VOTE FRAUD: IT'S NOT JUST THE MACHINES
By: Devvy
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The Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act has an impressive number of supporters in our worthless Congress - the same Congress which has allowed this to grow into a massive fraud game every election year. The same Congress Americans continue to "elect" over and over who never get the job done right, only more "fixes." H.R. 811, section 2(a)(1)(2)(A) calls for:
"The voting system shall require the use of or produce an individual voter-verified paper ballot of the voter's vote that shall be created by or made available for inspection and verification by the voter before the voter's vote is cast and counted. For purposes of this clause, examples of such a ballot include a paper ballot marked by the voter for the purpose of being counted by hand or read by an optical scanner or other similar device, a paper ballot prepared by the voter to be mailed to an election official (whether from a domestic or overseas location), a paper ballot created through the use of a ballot marking device or system, or a paper ballot produced by a touch screen or other electronic voting machine, so long as in each case the voter is permitted to verify the ballot in a paper form in accordance with this subparagraph."
NO, NO, NO. This is how we got in this mess - any machine can be compromised; you only need go to the index of vote fraud columns below to get the truth about these machines. Be sure to watch the short video below, Election Deception. The states of the Union do NOT have to use electronic machines and we the people MUST demand at our city council meetings (the Mayor attends these meetings) that all machines are forbidden. If machines are allowed to continue counting the votes with this smokescreen of a "paper trail," we won't fix the problem, the American people will simply be taken for a another ride in a different runaway vehicle. Absentee ballots are no guarantee your vote will count or even get counted.
Congress must get rid of the disaster they passed called The Motor Voter law of 1993; see here. Ever since this free pass to voter registration fraud passed and was signed into law by Marxist Bill Clinton, the voting rolls have become so tainted, we have no idea who is getting legally elected. My Blind Loyalty booklet on my CD is full of factual data on illegals voting; sample of the numbers here. Do Americans remember when Bob Dornan allegedly lost his election to Loretta Sanchez who I am convinced is an illegal alien? Even the weak attempt at an investigation into Dornan's race produced voting rolls with names like A. Martinez, B. Martinez, C. Martinez - all with non verifiable addresses.
Let me give you one prime example of tainted voting rolls:
"Stephen Weir, Contra Costa County Clerk and head of the Elections Department has just issued the results of the department's 2- year "voter roll correction" program. This program has resulted in an astounding 21.8% reduction in registered voters in the county.... The purge is even more dramatic when you consider that during the same period 139,340 new registrations were added!
"The elections department had come under intense criticism and scrutiny as a result of the very close Measure C school bond issue in November 1995 and the hotly contested State Senate race in November of 1996. Weir is hopeful that this major housecleaning of the voter rolls will instill more voter confidence and reduce the potential for voter fraud...."
"Radio talk show hosts and media pundits like to chant over and over and over that people aren't voting because they are "disenfranchised" from politics or their "party isn't getting the message out" and other such tripe. The truth is that millions and millions of people now know that the ballot box has been comprised and refuse to participate in the fake steering wheel exercise.
"The example above was particularly interesting to me because in early April, 1998, I spoke to a Republican women's organization at the country club in Danville, California and Stephen Weir was in the audience. I am hopeful, although I have no way of knowing, that my speech that day had some impact on Mr. Weir and this voter roll purge that apparently was in its infancy at that time. No one wins with vote fraud. Everything starts on election day. I will never run for public office again until the voter rolls in this state are purged, until people are forced to prove their legal residency in this country, until the machines are gone and paper hand marked ballots are counted in front of anyone who wants to watch. I'd rather wait a week to find out I lost fairly than be cheated again. I don't need fast food elections. The final question is this: How much longer can America survive with rigged elections? Remember Stalin's words: "Voters decide nothing; those who count the votes decide everything."
Kudos to Mr. Weir back then for taking decisive action. How many "elections" have we seen where the win-loss margin is 5-10%. How about 21.8% of the voting rolls in just one dirty county as was proven above? Can you imagine how many illegals are voting in havens like Los Angeles, NYC, Miami, Detriot, Denver, Houston, Phoenix, etc? The illegals are having a heyday at the ballot box. Every county election office in this country must begin a purge of their voting rolls NOW. Otherwise, we will never stand a chance at getting rid of all these traitors in office and corrupt public officials. Please don't serve up the excuse that there's no money. Every state in this Union has been raped and brought to their knees to the tune of tens to hundreds of billions of dollars coddling, educating, feeding, medicating and incarcerating nearly 20 million criminals (illegal aliens) because of decisions made by rotten judges and elected officials who got there by vote fraud. Too bad if there's not enough money for more welfare for illegal aliens or special interest groups and their endless demands. I don't care how loud anti-American Latino groups scream. I don't care how many demonstrations the militant, seditious LaRaza organization funds. I don't care how many fits the American Communist Lawyers Union (ACLU) has while they file more lawsuits. Our right to fair and impartial elections takes precedence over their screeching.
What I care about is we have NO idea who is getting elected and the same thing will happen in 2008. Wonderful, dedicated Americans can work their fingers to the bone trying to get candidates elected who deserve to be in office, but with the machines and tainted voting rolls controlling the vote, it's nothing more than an exercise in futility while the shadow government laughs at what they consider our puny efforts. Either we have paper ballots, hand marked and counted inside the precincts in front of the public before they're transported to the county clerk or we will change nothing. This is not a liberal or conservative issue. It's an American issue.
As I have said for the past 8 election cycles - this process must begin NOW, not two months from the November 2008 elections. If you are fed up with our elections being stolen from us, then get to your city council meetings with a good flyer and hand them out to everyone attending. Then ask for time to address the council and mayor. Pass your flyer out at work, at every town hall meeting, debate - anywhere legal. Call your state rep and state senator - even if your legislature is out of office - and tell them electronic voting machines and tainted voting rolls are stealing your right to fair and impartial elections. Demand legislation get passed outlawing machines - all machines in your state - and mandatory purging of voting rolls in every county in your state and get it done before the 2008 elections or they will again be 'pretend' elections. This is critical for the presidential election in '08 and electoral college votes.
I rest my case on this issue. I've done all I can, written all I can, given enough proof to choke an elephant. It's really up to we the people to get this job done with the help of honest public servants both at the county and state levels. Otherwise, we will see more court challenges, more red herring legislation from Congress, more time wasted and more hundreds of millions of dollars wasted to keep a system (machines) that will never work and voting rolls that are allowing non citizens to vote. Is this what we the people really want next November and in the months following? For part one click below.
Click here for part -----> 1,
1, Vote fraud index of columns
2, Non Citizens voting in federal elections
3, Vote fraud: what they aren't telling you
4, Did Democrats win fairly in 2006?
5, Election Deception - short MUST watch video
6, Truck invasion: the coming consequences
7, Audit: Governments among top employers of illegals
8, The dark side of illegal immigration
9, Toll road deal imposes 'century of traffic congestion': All drivers: BOYCOTT this toll road
10, Diebold Elections Systems Is No More
11, California moves to lock down e-voting systems
Small sample of recent body count:
1, Illegal Mexican assaults 13-year old in bathroom
2, 12-yr old girl raped & sodomized by illegal alien with AIDS
3, Illegal Guatemalan rapes and beats 73 yr old woman
4, Boycott State Farm Insurance
5, Illegal from Peru executes students
6, 15 yr old murdered after attempted rape by two illegal aliens
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If Congress is so upset about this Mexican truck disaster in the making, why haven't they acted? Oh, there's a bill in Congress sponsored by Duncan Hunter addressing safety issues, but it's just another smokescreen that will allow this invasion to continue and increase in size!


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 konala se velká reformní synoda v Paříži, která mimo jiné považovala křest mimo velikonoční a letniční termín za neregulerní

Hlavy státu
 Papež – Řehoř IV.
 Anglie
 Wessex a Kent – Egbert
 Mercie – Wiglaf » Egbert
 Franská říše – Ludvík I. Pobožný + Lothar I. Franský
 První bulharská říše – Omurtag
 Byzanc – Michael II. – Theofilos
 Svatá říše římská – Ludvík I. Pobožný + Lothar I. Franský

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