Hola Extension – Is Hola a VPN and is it Secure?
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To net freedom campaigners and techie enthusiasts, Hola seems to be a technological marvel. Whether or not you understand the technology that lies behind this Virtual Private Network (VPN), you will probably appreciate one thing about it – it's absolutely free. Hola says it enables people to get around the regional restrictions of media websites, and can also offer you privacy from identification as you go about your activities on the web.
The innovative methodology that lies behind this free-to-use privacy system is fascinating. In order to understand the technology that created Hola, you need to learn a little about protocols such as peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, Skype, Tor, and the systems of encryption that create VPNs.
Given that Hola creates anonymity, uses a creative blend of new technologies, and is absolutely free, why would anyone complain about it? As with anything in life, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. The critics of this seemingly idealistic system of internet usage are starting to raise their voices. This report explains how Hola works and what could be the matter with it.
In a secure transmission, you would expect that the data you send over the internet cannot be read by anyone snooping on the line. The HTTPS protocol is the most common method of internet security used on the web. This methodology encrypts the data that travels between computers and keeps the details of you credit cards and bank accounts protected from disclosure during transport.
Surprisingly, keeping your data safe across the net doesn't quite afford you total privacy. This is because the structure that carries the data travels unencrypted. This administrative data has to be legible to routers because it tells them where your message is going to and where it has come from. Addresses tell more about your activities that you might care to disclose, and the ability of just about every computer along the route to read this information creates problems for many.
Workplaces and colleges can block you from accessing certain websites from their networks by looking at these addresses. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) can reduce the quality of service that they offer to certain applications just by reading the admin information in the messages that pass through their computers. Governments can ban people from accessing foreign news sites by examining address information. They can also track down transgressors. Entertainment websites read the origin of arriving requests and refuse to serve those from abroad.
VPNs confound all of these bans and blocks by encrypting the admin information on messages that pass over the internet. Thus no one along the way can interfere with the journey. The VPN company acts as a proxy and presents your request with its own return address on it, so your traffic can appear to originate in the right country to get around regional restrictions.
Hola isn't really a VPN, because it does not encrypt your messages across the net. Instead, the system uses a configuration that works like peer-to-peer networks and mimics the Tor system.
P2P networks revolutionized data communications. In regular internet contact, one computer approaches another and asks for a connection. The requesting computer is called a client and the responding computer is called the server. In P2P networks, there is no central computer involved. The computers of individuals discover each other and share files or information. Torrenting works like this. With P2P networks, participating computers identify their availability by posting their addresses on some central register, like a message board. Computers that want to make connections refer to that record and then contact the peer directly. Each peer can be connected to many other peers all at once.
Skype uses an architecture that is very similar to P2P, because it routes calls through the computers of service subscribers. This means that each Skype user is actually routing traffic for other users while they have the Skype program turned on.
Tor creates a path across the internet that uses the computers of volunteers as routers. The originating computer plans a route and entirely encrypts each data packet, just like a VPN does. It then addresses that packet to the last computer in the route. The packet gets re-bundled with a layer of encryption for each router on the path. The encryption used for each layer can only be decrypted by the intended node on the journey. This means that each node can only know the address of the previous and next nodes in the route. This makes it difficult to trace the packet's origin.
The Tor network only covers part of the journey of a connection, and is intended to obscure the origin of a request, rather than keep the connection completely private. The route includes nodes that are selected at random, so they may not be geographically close to each other, and the exit node may be far from the destination server. Once the packets of a connection leave the Tor network, they continue to their destination unencrypted.
Hola routes connections through the computers of other users. This is the same philosophy that drives Skype. Also, like Skype, the architecture relies on a peer-to-peer system, so routes are not controlled by one central computer. This is like an informal agreement between computer users, and it enables the origin of a connection request to be obscured.
Like with the Tor network, the packets of a connection leave the Hola network at an exit node. The request arrives at the destination with the exit node's return address on it. This means that the responding server is tricked into thinking that the request comes from the exit node.
This source address replacement is similar to the trick that VPNs use to get around regional restrictions on entertainment streaming sites. The main marketing drive of Hola stresses the advantages of the system for those who want to get around regional restrictions and stream video from servers in other countries.
Despite labeling itself as a VPN, Hola doesn't encrypt the packets that it carries – a methodology that all VPNs use, which is known as "tunneling." This presents a problem for those sending data over the system, because all of the routing is handled by computers owned by other people.
Who are the other users of Hola? The website for the system explains that there are 116 million people participating in the network all over the world. Were these people vetted? A free, open, anonymous network is a hacker's dream come true. Having lofty ideals and community spirit isn't enough to ward off malevolent usage. The creators of Hola made no attempt to introduce anonymizing procedures into their services.
Integrating VPN technology into their non-VPN would have cost very little. The main system used by most VPNs is an open source library of procedures that are free to use and simply plug into the standard code of session establishment for a connection.
Since its launch in 2012, Hola has rung alarm bells all over the internet, with network specialist warning users of its lack of security procedures. Despite this bad press, the controllers of Hola have done nothing at all to introduce security measures into the system.
One more thing that they don't want you to know is that, by engaging in Hola, you are making the bandwidth of the internet service that you pay for available to Hola Networks Limited for nothing. The company obscures the fact that it is selling that bandwidth on for profit by channeling its subscription service through a company with an entirely different name – Luminati.
You might think that by using Hola, you are getting something for nothing. Actually you aren't. For one thing, you aren't getting any anonymity, because there is no packet encryption involved in the system. The people who get something for nothing out of Hola are the people that run the enterprise. They get the bandwidth that you pay for and they give you nothing for it. The "something" that they get out of it is a very fat profit margin on their sales.
A growing problem on the internet is a type of cyber-threat called a "distributed denial of service" attack, or DDoS for short. These attacks block access to websites and other internet services by flooding the servers that deliver them with hundreds of thousands of fake requests. With the servers busy dealing with that flood, genuine requests get pushed to the back of the queue and time out before they can get to the server.
These fake requests are triggered by hackers who have put a malicious piece of software on millions of computers around the world. The group of computers that can be commanded to send out requests all at once is called a botnet. Essentially, this is what Hola creates.
The members of Hola don't all need to be certified angels. You don't know who owns the computers that your communications pass through, and unsurprisingly many of those owners are hackers. A number of Hola members report that shortly after using the network to access subscription streaming services, their membership details get hacked. So, rather than protecting you from hackers, Hola actually directs your internet traffic towards them.
Hackers use botnets to make money. They extort payments from businesses by threatening DDoS attacks. They also operate "attack for hire" services to enable a competitive business to bring down the website of a rival. Remember that when you sign up for Hola, you participate in the network, channeling traffic through your computer. Any computer in the network can be an exit node and it doesn't take much figuring out to see that you don't actually need to route through a series of computers to get out to a target server.
Hackers can use Hola to send out attack packets from any or all members of the network. When your computer acts as an exit node from the Hola network, the packets that arrive at the target server have your return address on them. That means that anyone investigating the attack won't be able to trace the hacker who commanded it. Instead, they will read your IP address and blame you. Your quest for a free VPN winds up getting you into a criminal gang.
If you want privacy while surfing the web, avoid Hola. Fortunately, Hola points the way to where you should be looking, by masquerading as a VPN. VPNs avoid blocks by network owners, ISPs and governments on access to websites. They also defeat the efforts of ISPs to reduce the service levels allotted to applications such as video streaming (this dirty trick is known as "throttling").
Some governments are very draconian and not only try to stop you from accessing certain sites, such as WhatsApp, Google, and Facebook, but even try to stop you from using a VPN. Thus you need to select a top-of-the-range VPN that can mask its own existence with cloaking technology.
It is important that you only install a VPN that is supplied by a traceable and reputable company. Check out the feature panel in this article, because all of the services listed there are top VPNs provided by decent companies. The VPNs in our recommendation panel will get you around regional restrictions on streaming services. Despite the claims on the Hola website, that system can't really get you in to most video delivery websites.
If you are considering Hola VPN, think again. Ditch the "Hola" and stick with a VPN.
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Southampton Town police said Todd Tuttle, 46, was arrested April 18 after being spotted by a school employee at a lacrosse game and then refusing to leave. He was subsequently found with ammunition in his pocket and a matching rifle in his truck in the school's parking lot, police said. The incident allegedly stems from a domestic dispute between his family and that of the victim's family.
Tuttle pleaded not guilty last Friday in criminal court to a six-count indictment including an additional stalking charge and second-degree criminal contempt. The charges were added to the indictment in connection with an incident after his initial arrest in which he drove past the school in violation of an order of protection, said Sini spokeswoman Sheila Kelly.
All together, Tuttle faces charges including criminal possession of a weapon on school grounds, second-degree criminal contempt, and three counts of fourth-degree stalking. If convicted on the weapons charge alone, he could face up to four years in a state prison.
His attorney, James Vlahadamis of Hampton Bays, could not be reached for comment.
Tuttle is being held at the Suffolk County Correctional Facility on $20,000 cash or $40,000 bond, Kelly said. He is scheduled to appear in criminal court in Riverhead on June 1.


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In Charlotte, Stewart worked with Giants general manager Dave Gettleman and offensive coordinator Mike Shula.
"I am very pleased that we were able to make Jonathan a New York Football Giant," said Gettleman. "He is a quality runner with power and speed and brings a veteran, professional presence to our locker room. He's a terrific addition for us at this time."
Orleans Darkwa, the Giants' leading rusher in 2017, is a free agent, as is Shane Vereen. The team also has Wayne Gallman, who ran for 476 yards as a rookie last season, and third-year man Paul Perkins.
Stewart is the Panthers' career rushing leader with 7,318 yards and 1,699 carries. His 51 rushing touchdowns rank second in team history to quarterback Cam Newton's 54, and his 58 total scores are second to wide receiver Steve Smith's 75.
Stewart rushed for a career-high 1,133 yards in 2009, when he teamed with DeAngelo Williams (1,117) to become the first set of teammates in NFL history to each rush for more than 1,100 yards.
In addition to his rushing totals, Stewart has caught 162 passes for 1,295 yards and seven touchdowns. In 2011, he set Panthers records for catches (47) and receiving yards (413) in a season by a running back.
The 5-10, 240-pound Stewart was a 2015 Pro Bowler.
Stewart has played in 131 regular-season games with 64 starts. He has also played in seven postseason games with six starts. His playoff totals include 101 carries for 474 yards and five touchdowns, plus nine catches for 49 yards. His one-yard run accounted for the Panthers' only touchdown in their 24-10 Super Bowl 50 loss to the Denver Broncos.
In 2017, Stewart played in 15 games with 10 starts. He rushed for 680 yards and six touchdowns on 198 attempts, and added eight receptions for 52 yards and a score. Stewart ran for a season-high 110 yards on 17 carries against Miami on Nov. 13. Four weeks later, he rushed for 103 yards, including a season-long 60-yard touchdown, in a victory against eventual NFC finalist Minnesota.
On Dec. 27, 2009, Stewart compiled career-high totals of 28 carries and 206 yards and scored a touchdown in the Giants' final game in Giants Stadium. Stewart has 18 100-yard games, and that was the only one against the Giants. He has a 5.9-yard per-carry average in three games vs. the Giants.
Stewart was the 13th overall selection in the 2008 NFL draft after leaving the University of Oregon following his junior season. At Oregon, he played in 36 games with 25 starts and ranks second in school history with 2,891 rushing yards on 516 attempts. He ran for 27 touchdowns.
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The four players who missed the Chicago game because they were on the Reserve/COVID-19 list were activated Wednesday.
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OT Andrew Thomas activated ahead of MNF
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Wednesday, August 22, 2018 @ 7:30 pm
Multiple GRAMMY® Award winner Jason Mraz has today announced plans for a North American summer tour, joined by his SuperBand and featuring special guest Brett Dennen. "GOOD VIBES" begins Friday, July 18th at Cleveland, OH's Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica and will include a stop in Cincinnati, OH at PNC Pavilion on Wednesday, August 22.
Prior to "GOOD VIBES," Mraz – who only last night concluded his acclaimed (and twice extended) Broadway debut run in the hit musical, Waitress – is poised to embark on a more intimate live tour, dubbed "An Evening With Jason Mraz, Solo Acoustic." Those dates begin Thursday, March 8 at Raleigh, NC's Raleigh Memorial Auditorium and then continue through the month.
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Mraz recently celebrated the 15 anniversary of his RIAA platinum certified major label debut album, "WAITING FOR MY ROCKET TO COME," with the album's first-time-ever vinyl release. The "WAITING FOR MY ROCKET TO COME" double LP is available now on standard black vinyl at all music retailers carrying vinyl records (see here); an orange vinyl edition is exclusively available via Barnes & Noble. All vinyl editions feature expanded artwork by Robert Fisher and Alison Dyer, plus lyrics and new liner notes by Mraz.
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Locals are lining up in droves to get a taste of something wicked in Healdsburg.
Just in time for summer, Boston native Amy Covin has opened Amy's Wicked Slush just steps from the Russian River — bringing an icy sweet treat of her childhood to Sonoma County.
What's a slush? Unless you're from the East Coast, you probably have no idea. Think of this iconic New England dessert as Icee meets sorbet meets shave ice. Available in sizes from pipsqueak to "there's no way you can eat that, bro," slush is properly eaten with a spoon rather than a straw. Expect to find yourself with a wicked good melty mess on your hands halfway in.
But Wicked Slush is no mere ice cream shack. It's more of an ode to Amy's favorite New England foods, featuring nearly a dozen flavors of slush (mango and cherry to classic lemon) along with freshly made bagels and Italian subs that are straight from the North End of Boston.
Ah, the bagels! These are seriously good ones that don't turn into a pile of crumbs when you cut them. It's one of the only things we miss terribly about New York City.
And the Italian subs! Piles of mortadella, capicola, "hots" and not a dab of mustard in sight with a perfect hoagie roll. Bad delis have given this classic a bad name. The "half," however, is bigger than your arm, and you'll likely eat the whole thing. The whole is… well, bring a team to help you.
Wicked Slush didn't happen by chance. Covin worked with local BurtoNZ Bakery in Windsor for three months to get the Italian hoagie rolls and boiled/baked bagels as authentic as possible. For the sandwiches, she used the power of persuasion and a whole lot of charm to get the secret recipes from the biggest names in Boston's deli scene. And Covin can be very persuasive.
"This is just street food," says the former CPA (she worked this tax season while opening the slush spot) and president of Healdsburg's Prune Packers baseball team.
Though she had no real interest in a restaurant, after a string of tragedies that included her home burning to the ground and her daughter being seriously injured in a car accident, Covin was ready to leave her desk job and enjoy life a little more.
Sitting on the deck of Wicked Slush in a T-shirt, her fingers slush-stained as she holds her 2-month-old grandson, she's clearly found her bliss. For the 55-year-old, that even includes pulling all-nighters jamming to Bruce Springsteen and making slush for the next day. That, and teaching high school kids she mentors how to properly make a dip cone.
"Usually on their fourth try they get it," she says. But not without a few mishaps along the way.
With her son Benny as general manager and most of her other family members, including her dad and her husband, helping out, there's a cheerful kind of insanity as lines begin to form even on an early Tuesday afternoon. "We were lucky to survive the first week," she laughs.
Covin is currently working on her Wicked Wagon, a mobile slush truck for events and deliveries that will let the rest of Sonoma County taste a bit of Wicked.
13840 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, 707-431-9253, wickedslush.com. Dog- and kid-friendly.
After ownership changes last winter, new chef-owner Erik Johnson and baker Aaron Arabian are seriously ready for a close-up on their garden-to-table concept in the emerging culinary destination of Cloverdale. With late summer's bountiful days upon us, there's no better time to go.
The menu, in part, revolves around Ronnie's Garden, the restaurant's own culinary plot. Restaurant gardener Ron Ferrato's Instagram account (@ferratosgarden) hosts a rainbow of lettuces, daikon, peas and whatever else is popping at the moment. That translates in the daily "Ronnie's garden" ($8) plate of the morning's vegetables, "prepared on a whim." Don't miss it. Our version included a lightly dressed salad of pea shoots, radish, chamomile-soaked carrots, pickled strawberries and daikon with house-made ricotta with black sesame seeds.
The Trading Post bread basket ($6) is a signature, with a daily selection of baker Arabian's painstakingly made, always insanely delicious breads with house-cultured butters. Not your usual sad basket of dried-out baguettes, but Parmesan focaccia, wheat bread, sourdough and a hearty seeded wheat. You'll want to leave with a loaf or two.
As seasons change, so will the menu, but there's always a daily tartine, half roast chicken that's juicier than a telenovela and duck fat potato tots that will make you weep with happiness. There are burgers and a flat iron steak for more traditional eaters, and a three-course midweek market menu is available for $30 per person on Wednesdays. Don't miss the small takeout counter with breads, cookies and tarts.
These aren't workaday donuts or wacky cereal-coated marshmallow-dipped curiosities that are more fun to look at than eat. Instead, City Garden takes a more subtle approach, using intensely flavored glazes made with fresh fruit (the lemon glaze is perfectly pucker-worthy) and chocolate atop pillowy brioche.
Owner Alan McCandless said he planned to either open a donut shop or a hamburger place. Or maybe a pizzeria. Donuts won, and over the last six months he created City Garden Doughnuts — named for the 1860sera Santa Rosa public garden that once stood nearby. Must-tries include the lemon, pepper and pistachio Santa Barbara donut; the maple bacon combo (made with Hobbs bacon) that's a taste of Sunday morning any day of the week; orange-glazed with fresh orange juice and zest; strawberry-glazed; and Guittard chocolate with sea salt. Scones aren't usually worth the calories, but City Garden's "Hobbs" scone is (and we don't say this lightly) the best scone we've ever had.
Unlike the dusty hockey pucks we've had at too many places, this version falls apart like a stood-up prom date, but with a whole lot of bacon, Vella cheddar and green onion inside. Need a glucose stabilizer after all that yummy? City Garden Doughnuts' Harney and Sons Cinnamon Spice Nitro Ice Tea is our official drink of the summer — made with three types of cinnamon, no sugar and a flavor that slaps your taste buds awake.
BBQ and brews are the focus at this 350-seat outdoor beer garden in the heart of downtown Petaluma. Having tasted some of the very best — and very worst — barbecue that Sonoma County has to offer, we give Brewster's high marks for flavor and technique. When it's been a good long while since you've had a barbecued rib that actually falls off the bone without the use of a knife/hacksaw/gnawing, Brewster's will be welcome relief — with smoky, saucy pork that acquiesces like a Georgia peach in August.
To avoid starting a civil war between 'quethusiasts, chef Chris Beerman makes a solid Texas-style beef brisket, St. Louis-style pork ribs and even smoked Korean short ribs.
Even though there are also smoked beets, smoked wings, smoky pork belly, a smoky mezcal cocktail and smoked tea leaves, don't bank on Brewster's being just a barbecue spot. Modern comfort classics include his signature onion ring-topped mac and cheese, fried chicken sandwich and chocolate brownie sundae.
The space is immense, with a plethora of picnic-style tables that are great for a group, or if you're interested in being social. There's a bocce court for grownups and a kids' area to let the tots go nuts. Brunch, served on Saturday and Sunday, and an abbreviated lunch menu start at 11:30 a.m. and go until 5 p.m., when the larger dinner menu emerges. A children's menu features chicken fingers and other tasty kid grub. Dogs are welcome, and there are weekly music events Friday through Sunday. Every other Thursday is Bluegrass and Bourbon.
This busy restaurant can get crowded, and service can range from enthusiastic to dismissive depending on the time of day and staffing. Plating can also get a little haphazard when the kitchen is really humming. Finding the restaurant is tricky, since there's not much signage from the street. Just follow your nose.
The transition from fish biologist to baker isn't as crazy as it might seem, according to Bump City Bakery's Emily Floyd.
The cupcake, pie and cookie baker who used to spend her days studying the habitats of local fish now uses her science background as a basis for creating delicious gluten-free and vegan goodies. If you've ever tried to swap out typical baking ingredients with things like amaranth powder, rice flour, coconut milk and nut butters, you know gluten-free and vegan cooking is an exact science. Too much of one thing or not enough of another can make the mix grainy, or too dense, or just plain yucky. A biology and science background helps her tinker and experiment with foundational ingredients to get things just right.
Just right also means spiking most of her cupcakes with a little booze (rum, Bailey's, Campari, gin, bourbon or brandy) and calling them "Drunken Cupcakes." Though the flavors change up, we downed almost three cupcakes in a single sitting: Irish Car Bomb (chocolate cake with Jameson, Bailey's buttercream and chocolate sprinkles); Orange Creamsicle (nonalcoholic) and our very favorite, the Dark and Stormy with ginger-beer cake, dark rum and lime buttercream.
Not all of Floyd's cupcakes are on a bender, with flavors like raspberry cheesecake, chocolate chocolate and vanilla vanilla, along with Creamsicle and whatever else she comes up with. Floyd also makes vegan cookies like Peanut Butter Cup, oatmeal raisin walnut, chocolate chip oatmeal and Salty Date with dates, pecans, almonds and chocolate chips. Rye Pecan Pie with Bulleit rye whiskey and key lime pies are available to order.
on the plate. The fire in my face, complete with watering eyes and running nose, makes that abundantly clear. Ramen Gaijin owners Matthew Williams and Moishe Hahn-Shuman — who started their own ramen shop as a pop-up several years ago at Woodfour Brewing — are hosting a handful of summer dinners inspired by travels in Northern Thailand and Laos. The food focuses on Chiang Mai and nearby Laos, with nods to Central and Southern Thailand.
Packed to capacity on a warm summer night, the restaurant temps were already feeling a little bit Bangkokish. But a brisk housemade Thai Iced Tea and cocktail king Scott Beattie's Tiger Uppercut (house coconut-fat washed rum, lime, coconut milk, raw ginger, Thai herbs) loaded with ice in a handmade pottery cup was as welcome as a cold shower.
The first Khom Loi menu included tiny bamboo baskets of sticky rice (khao niaw, $3), and cold green papaya salad with braised octopus (som tam plahmuk, $13) that made us remember why we love this grated mixture of sour papaya, beans, cherry tomatoes, dried shrimp, fish sauce, lime and not-fooling-around chiles.
We also couldn't get enough of the charcoal grilled mushroom salad (het paa nom tok, $12) with a punch of mint and fish sauce, lemongrass and toasted rice powder. As an entrée, the standout was Chiang Mai-style yellow curry (khoa soi gai, $14) that's a soothing, creamy foil to the heat of spicier dishes. With slippery noodles, coconut milk, chicken and chili sauce, you'll be lapping at the bottom of the bowl within minutes. Menus will change over the course of the pop-ups, which are twice monthly. Check out ramengaijin.com for details on upcoming events.
The National Heirloom Expo runs September 5-7 in Santa Rosa.


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Archive for the 'Rupert Sanders' Category
Cerebral Survivors
April 14th, 2017 | Author: davidrwalker
Director: Rupert Sanders
Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Michael Pitt, Pilou Asbaek, Takeshi Kitano, Juliette Binoche, Peter Ferdinado, Daniel Henshall, Yutaka Izumihara, Chin Han
Humanity's tendency towards self-destruction and rejuvenation is carefully examined in director Rupert Sanders futuristic thriller Ghost in the Shell featuring Scarlett Johansson (Lost in Translation), Michael Pitt and Danish actor Pilou Asbaek.
Drawing influences from Ridley Scott's ground breaking film Blade Runner, Ghost in the Shell is based on a manga or Japanese comic of the same name by Masamune Shirow .
Johansson plays a cybernetically enhanced soldier with a human brain and a robot body Major who specializes in counter terrorism. Set in an advanced rendition of a nameless Asian city in the future with holographic images projected onto luminous skyscrapers, Major goes into retrieve a cyber geisha who hacks into the augmented brain of a corporate designer who is murdered.
As the backstory of Ghost in the Shell unfolds, Major was designed by Dr Ouerlet played with suitable panache by Oscar winning French actress Juliette Binoche (The English Patient). However when Dr Ouerlet is also targeted by cyber humans Major along with the assistance of Batou played by Danish actor Pilou Asbaek rushes to save her creator.
As Batou and Major trace the hack to a Yakuza nightclub, Batou gets injured in an explosion while Major confronts the source of the hack, the mysterious Kuze awkwardly played by American actor Michael Pitt who first rose to fame by appearing naked alongside Eva Green and Louis Garrel (Saint Laurent) in Bernardo Bertolucci's ménage-a-trois film The Dreamers set in Paris in 1968.
Major experiences glitches or flashbacks to her former life and embarks on a quest to find out what really happened to her human body before she was cyber enhanced by the mysterious Tanka corporation run by the crazed CEO Cutter played by British character actor Peter Ferdinando (300: Rise of an Empire).
Despite the convoluted plot, is Ghost in the Shell worth watching?
If you are a serious fan of Anime yes. If you enjoyed Blade Runner, this sci-fi film will certainly not live up to expectations and occasionally be lost in translation.
Visually the film is astounding, yet in terms of originality Ghost in the Shell is nothing extraordinary and many of the philosophical reference points will be lost as the narrative descends into another inexplicable action film.
Cinema enthusiasts should note that Masamune Shirow original manga was heavily influenced by the Hungarian philosopher Arthur Koestler non-fiction 1967 publication Ghost in the Machine about humanity's ability to self-destruct based on the Phenomenological concept of mind body dualism introduced by British behaviourist philosopher Gilbert Ryle in his 1949 book Concept of the Mind.
Phenomenology is the philosophical study of the structures of experiences and consciousness something which director Rupert Sanders attempts to convey in Ghost in the Shell through Johansson's firm portrayal of Major rediscovering her anatomical past.
Ghost in the Shell gets a rating of 7 out of 10 enhanced by its glossy visual effects although the acting needed serious stimulation and the bizarre characters required an authenticity check.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ghost_in_the_Machine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Koestler#Fiction_.28nove
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga = Japanese Manga
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anime – Anime = Japanese hand drawn or computer animation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenomenology (philosophy) – Phenomenology = philosophical study of structures and experiences
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Ryle
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The Evil Queen Stakes
June 3rd, 2012 | Author: davidrwalker
Vicious Vanity takes no prisoners
Director Rupert Sanders visually stunning Gothic Snow White and the Huntsman channels Gullermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth and the hit HBO Feudal Fantasy series Game of Thrones and ain't no fairytale although all the elements of fantasy are evident from Trolls to Dwarves, to Knights and Fairies. The real winner of Snow White and the Huntsman is the Evil Queen Ravena played beautifully with a seriously unhinged quality by Oscar winner Benoni superstar Charlize Theron, referencing her earlier role in Monster. In Snow White and the Huntsman, Charlize steals the show and is the backbone to this dark fantasy epic featuring Kirsten Stewart as the meek and anaemic Snow White and Thor's hairy and gruff Chris Hemsworth as the sword wielding Huntsman sent to rescue the damsel trapped in the dark forest…
This Queen ain't no Bad Apple
Where the frivolous and occasionally funny Mirror Mirror spectacularly fails is the casting of goodie-two-shoes actress Julia Roberts as the Evil Queen in director of The Immortals Tarsem Singh's frothy and glossy retelling of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in Mirror Mirror, which as a comedy is fun in parts namely due to the casting of genuine dwarves, along with Nathan Lane and Lily Collins, daughter of singer Phil Collins as the sweet and innocent Snow White, but the casting of Julia Roberts as the Evil Queen?Really?
Joan Rivers, Rupaul or Kim Catrall could do a better job especially in this semi-Bollywood fantasy featuring the buff Armie Hammer as the hapless but entirely vacant Prince. Wait for the end of Mirror Mirror to see the Dance number and the redeeming aspect is the fabulous costumes at the Queens Ball with Snow White as a Swan…
Unlike Mirror Mirror, Snow White and the Huntsman is pure feudal old world action with a dash of macabre incest, vanity and vicious magic realism. Charlize Theron steals the show as the completely off kilter pyschopathic Evil Queen who bathes in milk and whose gold mirror comes to life. Twilight star Kirsten Stewart only really comes into her role as the grubby Snow White in the second part of the film, but alas there is no chemistry between her and the Huntsman, played with less enthusiasm by Chris Hemsworth who really made an impact with Kenneth Branagh's Thor.
Mirror Mirror is suitable for pretty little girls and Snow White and the Huntsman is more closer to malignant witchcraft appealing to a more jaded generation complete with a sinister Evil Queen hell bent in her quest for the heart of a virgin at the expense of the seven dwarfs, the occasional fairy and a hapless Troll. Charlize Theron is just that much more menacing in the evil Queen stakes and film's final show down is visually stimulating.
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R - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R

R.array - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.array() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.array

R.attr - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.attr() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.attr

R.bool - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.bool() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.bool

R.color - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.color() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.color

R.dimen - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.dimen() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.dimen

R.drawable - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.drawable() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.drawable

R.id - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.id() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.id

R.integer - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.integer() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.integer

R.layout - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.layout() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.layout

R.menu - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.menu() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.menu

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R.string() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.string

R.style - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.style() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.style

R.xml - Class in com.morzeux.bioseclogger

R.xml() - Constructor for class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.xml

READABLE - Static variable in enum biosecLogger.core.UserLoggerManager

Returned when external storage is read only

readableSdCard - Static variable in class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.string

readContent(InputStream) - Method in enum com.morzeux.bioseclogger.logic.HTTPConnector

Reads HTTP response content.

readJsonContent() - Method in enum com.morzeux.bioseclogger.logic.HTTPConnector

Reads and writes downloaded JSON content.

RECIPIENTS - Static variable in class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.R.string

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removeDataFiles(Context) - Static method in class biosecLogger.core.StorageHandler

Removes all internal storage data.

removeDataFiles() - Method in enum biosecLogger.core.UserLoggerManager

Removes internal storage data.

removeLastKey() - Method in enum biosecLogger.core.Logger

Remove last key from temporally logged keys.

renderData(Datasets) - Method in class com.morzeux.bioseclogger.SamplesOverviewActivity

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Renders dropdown data.

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Result class contains individual FAR and FRR per user, total FAR and FRR.

Result(double[], double[], String) - Constructor for class biosecLogger.analysis.Result

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Results - Class in biosecLogger.analysis

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Results(Result, Result, OptionsManager) - Constructor for class biosecLogger.analysis.Results

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Continue with logging.

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Goodbye, Hello
Posted on September 25, 2014 September 24, 2014 Categories Uncategorized
There are many facts of life and one of them is that people change jobs.
There are a few reasons that people change jobs–they move, they get laid off, they get a better job–but there's one constant to the act of job changing, and that is that people are always sad to leave.
I never watched the final season of "The Office" when it aired but I suppose that's just as well because over the last two weeks it has been my dinner table companion. If you haven't seen the final season of "The Office" I won't spoil too much for you. But I will say that in wrapping up the show that final season, every reason you would ever leave an office happens: some move, others get laid off and still others get a better job. And there's crying into cake, goodbye dance parties, promises to stay in touch…the usual components that come along with the act of leaving.
We all know that sometimes it is our friends leaving and sometimes it is us who will leave, but when it comes right down to it, it's part of our shared human experience that transitions will happen.
Me, trying to find out why the taxi drivers were protesting by honking and driving around the Capitol in circles. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
So why–when we know this is coming be it tomorrow or next month or next year–why do we struggle to balance the sadness of leaving something behind with the excitement of starting something new?
I'm leaving National Journal. My first real job out of college, where I succeeded and stumbled, figuring out who I was and what I was capable of. I started out on the health care beat, where after a month and a half on the job, HealthCare.gov debuted and crashed and I spent the rest of the fall covering what would become the 2013 AP News Story of the Year.
After former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his primary, I snapped a photo of Speaker John Boehner. I probably gained 300 Twitter followers that day.
From there I transitioned to covering Congress, studying the faces of lawmakers on the long metro commute to Capitol Hill only to realize that they're all much older now than when their directory photos were taken. I quickly took to the foreign policy beat, writing about the one issue that will keep on going even when the political parties can't agree on how deal with it. And it's been a busy summer too; between the advances of ISIS in Iraq, Russia's encroachment (invasion?) of Ukraine and the spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa, each story that it feels like I was there for from the start will keep on going until it morphs into the next chapter.
You'll always be my ominous House of Cards Capitol but I'll never be your Zoe Barnes.
It's been a good run. I walk away having learned who's the friendliest face in the Senate, why the U.S. can't keep its boots off the ground in the Middle East, and how to challenge charges from my health insurance company. I'll miss my friends, my colleagues, my editors, and Rosita, the woman makes sure there's coffee waiting for our tired souls as we start each day. I won't miss the never-ending PR emails or the vitriolic commenters.
Waiting for a press conference to begin in the basement of the Capitol after a Pentagon briefing.
I'm headed to Green Buzz Agency. My second real job and I can't keep my face from lighting up when people ask me about it. I'm going to be the new Assistant Producer, working on corporate client videos and expanding our film work into original documentaries. I'll be doing everything from researching to interviewing to script writing to working on set to editing, but I'll also be writing the blog, public speaking, managing the intern program and planning events. It's a start-up, so I get to wear a lot of hats, and with such a small team, my input will really shape the direction and the success of our work. And it's going to be a lot of work. But multimedia storytelling is where my heart has always been, and I'm so thrilled about the chance to build my creative visual skills. I'll still be in the D.C. area, so despite the fact that I'm leaving, it's not really goodbye.
It still feels like it though. It's a strange limbo, knowing you are closing the door, knowing what you're saying goodbye to, but not having the familiar comfort of knowing what comes next.
In the final season of "The Office," people who had left come back. They weren't gone forever, they were just doing something else, having their own adjacent narrative.
A new adventure.
And you can see it in their eyes. They're really happy.
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Q: Inconsistent queried results in Rally I tried query tasks that were last updated today by
queries.push({
  type:"task",
  key:"tasks",
  fetch:"WorkProduct,Name,FormattedID,ToDo,Owner,LastUpdateDate,RevisionHistory,Revisions",
  query: "(LastUpdateDate > 2012-07-17)",
  order: "LastUpdateDate desc"
});

then use the custom grid app to make a similar query with
(LastUpdateDate > "2012-07-17")

I notice that results from the first approach is a subset of the second. i.e. There are certain tasks that are updated after 2012-07-17 (I checked in the revisions) and are missing from the result of the first approach.
Could some one explain me this?

A: What I found before when messing with the API that the result sets have a 200 limit on them.
So any query that could return more than 200 needs to be paged.
Hope this helps !

A: I had an issue when running the reports through the UI that I brought up with Rally's support team where the page would issue an error when trying to use the range functionality and combinations of > and <. They were unsuccessful in providing a fix for this, and I think they still hold this as a defect within their management. However, I was able to get a workaround going by using both the >= and <= operators as separate filters in order to produce a range.
My point in all this is that you may want to experiment with different operators.

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"The eastern portion of the Sherlock zone was less worked with the only drilling and trenching to date being the Toby area. The December program validated our interpretation and fully opened up that area. Going from only horizon B to the East to now confirmed A, B and C horizons is a major success for our geological model and gives us the confidence to do another large step out to the East to add more mineralized material in what we believe is shaping up to be a large volume open pit potential project. Next steps would be confirming horizon D to the East and to keep extending the entire mineralized sedimentary sequence as we follow the main structure," comments Kiril Mugerman, President & CEO of Kintavar.
The center point of the Sherlock zone is based on cross section 3+50 (Figure 1) and shows the new geological interpretation of the stacked horizons, their extension at depth and to surface. Drill hole MS-41, total length of 330m, which is on cross section 5+50 (Figure 2), was testing the extensions to the East where mineralization was yet to be identified on surface. The drilling result of 80.90m @ 0.19% Cu at a depth of 190m, including 51m @ 0.24% Cu, confirms the Corporation's geological interpretation and opens the entire north-eastern portion of the Sherlock zone which has seen no trenching or drilling until now. Furthermore, the interval includes several mineralized zones a few of which are very high grade such as 5.8m @ 1.52% Cu and 2m @ 1.21% Cu. These zones are of particular interest as the Corporation advances its metallurgical and ore sorting test work.
In parallel to that work, shallow drill holes MS-37 (42.6m @ 0.16% Cu from surface), MS-38 (46.3m @ 0.20% Cu from surface) and MS-39 (extension of hole MS-38 to the south, 12.1m @ 0.19% Cu from surface, had to be stopped in mineralization at 36m due to technical problems) provided confirmations of horizon A extension to the East. That work will continue during the next exploration program.
Figure 3 shows the plan view of the local geology and the surface projection of the mineralized marble horizons.
All samples have been sent and prepared (PREP-31) by ALS Global laboratory in Val-d'Or. The pulp was sent to ALS Global laboratory in Vancouver for copper assays (CU-ICP61), silver assays (AG-ICP61) or a multi-elemental analysis by four acid digestion (ME-ICP61) and spectroscopy (ICP-AES/MS). Samples with assays higher than 10,000 ppm Cu were reanalyzed by atomic absorption (CU-OG62) at the ALS Global Vancouver laboratory. Quality controls include systematic addition of blank samples and certified copper standards to each batch of samples sent to the laboratory.
Alain Cayer, P.Geo., MSc., Vice-President Exploration of Kintavar, is Qualified Person under NI 43‐101 guidelines who supervised and approved the preparation of the technical information in this news release.
Kintavar Exploration is a Canadian mineral exploration Corporation engaged in the acquisition, assessment, exploration and development of gold and base metal mineral properties. It's flagship project is the Mitchi property (approx. 30,000 hectares, 100% owned) located west of the Mitchinamecus reservoir, 100 km north of the town of Mont-Laurier. The property covers an area of more than 300 km2 accessible by a network of logging and gravel roads with a hydro-electric power substation located 14 km to the east. The property is located in the north-western portion of the central metasedimentary belt of the Grenville geological province. Many gold, copper, silver and/or manganese mineralized showings have been identified to date, with many characteristics suggesting of a sediment-hosted stratiform copper type mineralization (SSC) in the Eastern portion of the property and Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) and skarn type mineralization in the Western portion. Osisko holds a 2% NSR on 27 claims of the southern portion of the Mitchi property, outside of the sedimentary basin.
This news release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking information" or "forward looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information and statements may include, among others, statements regarding future plans, costs, objectives or performance of the Corporation, or the assumptions underlying any of the foregoing. In this news release, words such as "may", "would", "could", "will", "likely", "believe", "expect", "anticipate", "intend", "plan", "estimate" "target" and similar words and the negative form thereof are used to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements should not be read as guarantees of future performance or results, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of whether, or the times at or by which, such future performance will be achieved. No assurance can be given that any events anticipated by the forward-looking information will transpire or occur, including additional closings of the private placement referred to above, or if any of them do so, what benefits the Corporation will derive. Forward-looking statements and information are based on information available at the time and/or management's good-faith belief with respect to future events and are subject to known or unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other unpredictable factors, many of which are beyond the Corporation's control. These risks, uncertainties and assumptions include, but are not limited to, those described under "Risk Factors" in the Corporation's management's discussion and analysis for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2017, which is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com; they could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in any forward-looking statements. The Corporation does not intend, nor does the Corporation undertake any obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking information or statements contained in this news release to reflect subsequent information, events or circumstances or otherwise, except if required by applicable laws.