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GCHQ's latest startup picks aim at small business security
UK intelligence agency picks the next set of companies to go through its startup accelerator programme.
Written by Danny Palmer, Senior Reporter
Danny Palmer Senior Reporter
Danny Palmer is a senior reporter at ZDNet. Based in London, he writes about issues including cybersecurity, hacking and malware threats.
on November 21, 2018 | Topic: Security
Britain's ultra-secretive GCHQ opens up to let startups join fight against cyberattackers
The UK's intelligence agency GCHQ has unveiled the latest participants set to take part in its startup accelerator -- and this set has a strong focus on helping small businesses and consumers improve their online security.
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Now in its third wave, the Cyber Accelerator programme is run by GCHQ's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and provides the selected startups with the opportunity to work alongside some of the UK's top intelligence experts over the course of nine months.
It also offers the companies access to business experts who provide advice on how to expand and scale-up their business. The six firms involved in the 2018 to 2019 intake also receive a £25,000 grant.
The two previous GCHQ accelerator programmes had a strong focus on enterprise security but this year, in line with the NCSC's goal of making the UK the safest place to live and work online, there's a group of startups offering security solutions to home and SME users.
"We wanted the third year to have a new focus on the citizen, that's what the government has set us up to do," Ciaran Martin, CEO of the NCSC told ZDNet.
"We do think that part of what success looks like for us is a better educated citizenry who know where to find decent advice. But part of that is how the internet is is fundamentally designed not to do security well and internet and devices are designed to make it hard to do security and we're trying to change that."
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The six companies showcased at NCSC's London HQ and selected to take part in the latest GCHQ cyber accelerator are:
Haandle: A company that offers a box to plug into your home router to restrict devices from accessing the internet according to time-based rules. The device is primarily aimed at parents who want to manage their children's access.
Barac Ltd: A company that has developed the technology to detect cyber attacks on normal and encrypted traffic in real time.
IHackLabs: A firm that offers what they describe as a pragmatic approach to cybersecurity training to develop cybersecurity talent.
Configured Things: A Bristol-based firm that provides three key components to build digital transformation on top of available automation and virtualisation platforms to offer greater control over security risks
LuJam: A company that offers enterprise-grade protection to SMEs, supply chains, home workers and charities that aim to be easy for a business owner or manager to use, without having to be an IT specialist.
Nettoken: Software that helps users find and keep track of every online account or subscription they're signed up to in one place. It also provides information on accounts and their related activity, which can be managed in one place.
"Each cohort has only gotten better and better with entrepreneurs applying from all over the world, including the US and Israel," said Gary Stewart, director at Wayra UK, a Telifonica operated startup operator that helps run the scheme.
The scheme is run by the NCSC, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, GCHQ and Wayra UK, part of Telefónica Open Future, and saw over 200 firms apply to be a part of the latest intake.
"We look at it in terms of will it solve a problem, will it help people do security more easily?," said Chris Ensor, deputy director of cyber skills and growth at the NCSC.
"We won't necessarily look at how good the company is, because that's not our strength -- our strength is in the technology and security side. That's where Wayra come in because they can see it from a different perspective".
The GCHQ accelerator first ran in 2017 and companies involved in the first two iterations have gone on to secure over £20m in funding and 15 contracts with organisations worth over £3m.
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One of those was Trust Elevate, which builds a security solution designed to solve the challenges around age-checking challenges faced by businesses that serve children and young people. Its founder, Rachel O'Connell, said being part of the programme had opened doors and "was just an extraordinary opportunity".
Like the previous incarnations of the accelerator, it isn't all about boosting the startups -- the scheme is also designed to go both ways and encourage GCHQ staff to witness a new, perhaps more innovative way of working.
"Yes we're trying to fix real problems, yes we want them to become great companies, but we also want to change some of the behaviours around how our staff work and how our staff work around agile companies," said Ensor.
Ultimately, what the scheme is attempting to do is make it harder for criminals to commit crimes online -- and it could be ideas from the startups, ideas GCHQ may not have thought of on its own, that helps to make life for cyber criminals that little bit harder.
"We don't have to completely defeat cyber crime -- we never will. We just need to think about things which make it such a pain for them they're not going to get in so easily and when they're in -- as they will get in from time to time -- they won't have a field day like they used to," said Martin.
"They'll have to go somewhere else, or spend more money and it'll get less attractive. That's the ecosystem we're trying to build here," he added.
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Kennington - From Friday 26 December until Saturday 3 January, Kennington Lane will be closed southbound due to gas main replacement work. Buses will be diverted or stop short of their normal destination.
Kennington - From Friday 26 December until Saturday 3 January, Kennington Lane will be closed southbound due to gas main replacement work.
Festive services
The main changes to our services are as follows:
Christmas Eve, Wednesday 24 December - A reduced weekday service will operate across the Tube network from mid-afternoon. Last trains will be earlier than usual. Most buses will run until just after midnight.
Christmas Day, Thursday 25 December - There will be no service on the entire TfL network.
Boxing Day, Friday 26 December - A reduced service will operate on most of the network; there will be no service on London Overground and the Waterloo & City line. London Underground services will start later than usual at around 08:30.
New Year's Eve, Wednesday 31 December - Free travel will be provided on most of our services from 23:45 until 04:30. London Underground services will operate through the night on all lines except the Waterloo & City line which will close at 02:40.
From around 14:00, Victoria Embankment, Westminster Bridge and central London roads will start to close to prepare for celebrations so buses will gradually be withdrawn. Lambeth, Waterloo and Blackfriars bridges and most affected roads will be closed from 20:00 and will re-open at 06:00, provided it is safe to do so.
New Year's Day, Thursday 1 January - A special service will operate on most of the network.
Friday 2 January - The Waterloo & City line will operate a normal weekday service; all other Tube lines will run a Saturday service. There will be no service on the Kensington (Olympia) branch of the District line.
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As this is a quieter time of year, we are taking the opportunity to carry out improvements and maintenance. Even on Christmas Day, when the entire public transport network is closed, there will be over 1,000 of our team working.
For a map showing the planned line closures for this festive period and also bus replacement information, please click here
On Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 January, trains will not run between Marble Arch and Holborn. Additionally, from Monday 5 January, Central line trains will not stop at Tottenham Court Road until early December 2015. This is to enable improvement work at Tottenham Court Road station.
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District line
From Friday 26 to Tuesday 30 December, trains will not run between Edgware Road/Embankment and Ealing Common/Richmond/Wimbledon/Kensington (Olympia). This is to allow for track and drainage replacement work at Earls Court and station improvement work at Victoria. Piccadilly line trains to/from Heathrow and Uxbridge will call additionally at Ravenscourt Park, Stamford Brook, Turnham Green and Chiswick Park.
Hammersmith & City line
On Wednesday 31 December, there is no service between 10:00 and 15:30 to enable an all-night service to run on New Year's Eve.
From Friday 26 to Tuesday 30 December, trains will not run between Waterloo and Finchley Road. This is to enable us to carry out essential tunnelling work.
Piccadilly line
From Saturday 27 to Tuesday 30 December, Arsenal station will be closed while we carry out station improvement work.
On Wednesday 31 December, there is no service between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge to allow us to provide an all-night service to run on New Year's Eve.
Waterloo & City line
On Friday 26 December, there is no service and on Thursday 1 January, services will start at 08:00.
On Boxing Day, Friday 26 December, there will be no service on London Overground.
Several closures are planned due to Earls Court development work, Thameslink work at London Bridge and Network Rail track and bridge work. Trains will not run on the following dates between the stations listed:
• On Monday 22 to Wednesday 24 December between Surrey Quays and New Cross
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• On Saturday 27 December until 08:15 between Clapham Junction and Kensington (Olympia)
• On Saturday 27 December between Gospel Oak and Barking
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• On Sunday 28 December between South Tottenham and Barking
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Central London, Marylebone Road - From Friday 26 December until Sunday 4 January, a series of improvement works will take place on Marylebone Road and Euston Road (A501). These will be between the Westway Flyover (A40) at Edgware Road and King's Cross. This route will be seriously disrupted during this time and buses may be diverted or stop short of their normal destination.
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Westminster - From 18:00 on Friday 19 until midnight Sunday 21 December, traffic may be disrupted in Parliament Square as a result of a protest. Buses may be diverted or stop short of their normal destination.
A10 High Road, Tottenham - From Tuesday 23 until Sunday 28 December, High Road (A10) will be closed between Seven Sisters Road and Amhurst Park due to Network Rail bridge replacement work. Buses will be diverted or stop short of their normal destination.
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The Congestion Charge will be suspended for a week, from Thursday 25 December until Thursday 1 January. The normal charge will apply again from Friday 2 January 2015.
Road users may be affected by the following:
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Westminster - From 18:00 on Friday 19 until midnight Sunday 21 December, traffic may be disrupted in Parliament Square as a result of a protest.
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The Cumbrians looked stronger and had a quicker tempo to their play after the break and strikes from Max Cowburn and Samuel Adewusi earned them a draw from what was an extremely competitive fixture.
Youth boss Darren Edmondson said: "It was fantastic of Celtic to host us and they really did look after us well.
"The lads dug deep to get their way back into what was a tough game and they'll have learned a lot from this.
"We come away feeling pleased and we now head into a week of work before our season kicks off at Wrexham on Friday."
More details to follow.
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YOUTH: All you can ask for is support from your first team manager
Youth boss Eric Kinder took charge of his first pre-season friendly as the youth team travelled to Morecambe on Tuesday, and we caught up with his shortly after the 4-3 victory.
YOUTH: Pre-season friendly fixture list
Follow the under-18s through their pre-season campaign here.
YOUTH: Morecambe 3 - 4 United
United's under-18 side kicked off their pre-season schedule with an away game against Morecambe on Tuesday afternoon.
YOUTH: Fixtures and results for the 2019/20 season
United's under-18 side compete in the EFL Youth Alliance north-west division again this season and you can keep track of their progress right here.


According to a study of identical twin pairs, the age a woman begins menstruating may influence her risk of developing breast cancer, if her disease is caused by genes. However, researchers know that not all breast cancer cases are caused exclusively by genes; some may be caused by other factors too, such as hormones, diet, etc. In the study, the age that a woman began menstruating was significant, if her cancer was hereditary. On the other hand, the age of first menstruation was not important in women with non-hereditary breast cancer (i.e., breast cancer thought not to be caused by genes). Instead, in these cases, other factors, such as the number of children the women had, or the age at which they reached menopause, were more important in determining their risk of breast cancer. According to researchers, this study helps show that different types of breast cancer may be influenced by different risk factors.
Researchers know that hormones can be related to breast cancer. In fact, approximately 80% of breast cancers are dependent on the hormone estrogen in order to grow and survive. Based on this knowledge, treatments such as the drug tamoxifen have been developed to prevent estrogen from reaching breast cancer cells, thereby "starving" and destroying these cells.
In the study, Ann S. Hamilton, PhD and Thomas M. Mack, MD, MPH of the University of Southern California gathered information from 1,811 pairs of female twins, one or both of whom had breast cancer. Because identical twins share the same genes, if both twins developed breast cancer, the cancer was said to be hereditary (i.e., caused by genes); if only one twin developed breast cancer, the cancer was said to be non-hereditary (or caused by factors other than genes).
The researchers found that among the twins with hereditary breast cancers, the age that they began menstruating was important in determining their risk of the disease. Women with hereditary cancers were more likely to begin menstruating at an early age.
However, in the twin pairs in which only one twin developed breast cancer, the age of first menstruation was not an important factor in disease risk. In other words, it did not matter what age women with non-hereditary breast cancer began menstruating. Instead, among these women, other factors, such as age at first childbirth, the number of children the women had, and the age at which they reached menopause were more important in determining their risk of breast cancer.
Researchers have long known that hormones play a key role in breast cancer, although the nature of their role is still being investigated in studies such as this one. Menstrual cycles and pregnancy both influence breast cancer risk. It appears as though the more menstrual cycles a woman has over her lifetime, the higher her risk of breast cancer. Thus, women who experience an early onset of menstruation (before age 12) or late menopause (after age 50) may be at a higher-than-average risk of breast cancer.
Pregnancy also seems to decrease the risk of breast cancer if a woman becomes pregnant with her first child before age 30. This is because there is an interruption of menstrual cycles during pregnancy. Women who never become pregnant are at a higher risk of breast cancer than those who have a first child before age 30. However, pregnancy after age 30 appears to also increase the risk of breast cancer. The older a woman is, the more likely her breast tissue has already been exposed to some cancer-causing substances called carcinogens. Therefore, exposure to elevated hormone levels during pregnancy at a later age may stimulate the growth of abnormal breast tissue. In fact, some experts believe that the number of menstrual cycles that occur between a woman's first period and her first pregnancy is a greater predictor of breast cancer risk than her age at her first menstruation or menopause.
While it is too soon to conclusively say that hereditary breast cancers are influenced by early menstruation while non-hereditary breast cancer are not, this study adds to a body of research investigating the association between hormones and breast cancer.


Included below are reviews of six best hammer tacker stapler recommendations that are listed from cheapest to the most expensive. Each review contains comparative design categories, as well as bullet lists of the good and not so good points regarding each hand-tool. A good hammer tacker can make large jobs based on securing insulation and similar materials easier and faster. Providing plenty of staple storage and power for each drive is a necessity in these situations.
This hammer tacker stapler represents a simple design that is easy to use. Some users mentioned that they had at times a hard time with the loading process. Nonetheless, such a hand-held tool provides ample weight to sink fasteners without feeling overweight. Owners can load this product with Arrow or SharShooter brand staples.
The HT50P model is designed with a large head. This enhancement is enough to allow it to drive staples effectively without adding a lot of weight. Though it can be difficult to load at first, this tool is extremely easy to use. Manufacturer recommends this product for various jobs that involve a roof, carpeting, insulation or crates.
The steel body of this product is lightweight and causes less user fatigue. A quick-load magazine makes loading staples easy and fast. It comes with a quick draw holster and 1,000 staples, making it ready out of the box.
The steel body of the R11 makes it a durable choice. It loads easily and is able to sink staples deeply. A ribbed rubber grip gives plenty of hold for this hammer tacker stapler. This Sweden-made tool is ready to serve craftsmen in their roofing, carpeting, and insulation projects.
The HT550 is a heavier model that can provide plenty of energy with each drive. It uses Series 5000 staples and can hold 168 with each fill. This product loads quickly from the back-end and is easy to operate. Keep in mind that this is a heavy-duty tool. This means that it was built to keep up with daily work. Therefore, it's not a smart investment for the occasional handyman.
This Tacwise stapler offers comfort and efficiency thanks to its angled handle and grip. Its magazine is easy to load and holds 150 staples. The weight is evenly distributed and provides extra power. Manufacturer vouches for this product for jobs that require working with flooring, breather membrane, and plastic sheets.
Each of the hammer tacker stapler reviews highlights designs that provide driving force and durability. Comfort and stable loads vary with each tool. We would love to hear about reader experiences with these tools or similar products that we did not review above!


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Munching blackberries from the back field and homemade pigs in blankets, for which we used this clearly expiration date-defying yeast in the dough, 7 year-old Otto begs the innocent question: "Mom, what's reality?"
Less than crisp with the L's due to the dough, which is understandable--to me, but not to his sister.
Loooong arc of an eyeroll, whilst studiously considering a single blackberry.
Oh my. In this kitchen, overly crisp enunciation like that, paired with an accent stress reconfiguration?--generally means the conversation's going to bake up flat for the other person.
Herein lies the entwined breadstick reality of DNA combined with several hundred thousand runs through the dough conditioner over the years.
You see, in this exchange I see clearly my own rigid need for linguistic precision in others, usually vigorously kneaded into the faulty belief that if I just say the exact same thing over again more slooooowly--and the other person sees me doing this for his benefit (that "his" could be a pronoun, could be a husband)--he will somehow be more inclined to truly understand me.
And I won't have to alter any of my ideas, viewpoints, or tactics.
The reality is that excellent articulation still isn't clarity, and may never give rise to true understanding.
"Reality," she goes on, "as evidenced by atoms, protons, hair strands, viruses, and dust motes--even the ones you can't see."
I brace against the dust motes-in-a-sunny-kitchen-observation, and yet I soften as I also understand--no particular enunciation necessary.
"Yes, she's right," I concede. "That's true about the unseen dust motes." Are you kidding? I shudder. Especially those little unseen things.
Sometimes, I feel like I'm trapped inside a discarded scene from Madeleine L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time, one the beloved science fiction writer snatched out of her typewriter, bunched up into a paper popcorn ball, and flung from her hands, thinking, "Oh, I can't write them like that. No one will believe two young children actually talk like that. Centaurs, yes. But 7 and 9 year olds?"
I have my own eerily attuned Charles Wallace and thorny, brilliant Meg, which I guess makes me Mrs. Wallace--whom I always wanted to be when I grew up anyway--with her own lab right off the kitchen.
"Oh, yeast is part of the kingdom Fungi," Ava says, in one of those mercilessly knowledgeable asides. "That was in my chemistry class."
"I'm eating fungi?!?!?," he flails. "AAAAAHHHHHHCKKK!"
And then a pause and a glance at the blanketed piggy headed towards his mouth--but only a pause because fresh bread you make yourself (in any form) is good, and so there is a swallow.
"Wait--what's 'the Kingdom Fungi' again, Ava?"
Basically this fungi, this living thing, yeast, converts sugar (or carbs, more specifically) into carbon dioxide and, in fermentation, alcohols. The same mechanism that works (or in my case, as a former drinker, doesn't work) in beer and wine also works in the rest of life--especially in my daily quest to bake & take in the good.
Because I'm interested in the taproots of things, especially words, I can tell you that the Indo-European root of yeast is yes-, meaning "boil", "foam", or "bubble."
This also means that yeast contributes to positive space, not negative. In art or aesthetics this refers to what's there, as opposed to the space around it.
Me: "Reality is the usable space. Reality is what we can actually see."
Otto: "What about things that are too small to see?"
Me: "It's whatever and however that is for each person-however it hits your eyes."
Ava: "Actually, your eyes turn things upside-down, but your brain corrects for this."
I feel a sudden sweet pang of relief, and tears actually spring to my eyes for what I hadn't even had the good sense to worry about: how objects translate to images in anyone's right mind.
Yes, I feel gratitude for my brain, for going ahead and reducing complexity, doing something kind for me and not ever needing to tell me about it to get credit.
Like when you've just had a baby, and haven't considered there will be an after labor or that you'll be starving once you get there, and some kind soul (probably another mother), uses your extra key and fills your fridge before you get home.
Indeed, reality is a lot of stuff you can't see--especially kindness.
And the reality is that people love my pigs in blankets because they love all pigs in blankets--it's a universal concept: little, portable, hand-held bites of love wrapped in warm dough. There's no I, Me, Mine with a concept like that, with love.
A few years ago, pigs in blankets were all the rage with very chi-chi caterers in NYC and LA--all the big cities were serving them up even at very lavish events: a snortacious cyclone of hunger, which left vast, empty platters at every event.
And then it went away again. I was a child of the 70s and a teen in the late, decadent 80s--I smelled a lot of cocktail parties through the walls.
People like these old-style "pick-ups," like cocktail meatballs and rumaki and angels on horseback and pigs in blankets because they're retro, but also because they're starving for the past--perhaps even nostalgic for foods they never had, but feel they should have had, and let's face it, little retro foods gather people over conversation.
They would feel this way about meatloaf and mashed potatoes, if they were portable.
I've made a vegetarian approximation of pigs in blankets, and they were just fine, since the key component of cocktail weiners, hot dogs sausages, etc. isn't a meaty issue at all, just a salty one. You could place a pair of Vibrams in a strong brine, and I'm reasonably certain you could replicate the effect.
Now, if I could make a vegan, gluten free cocktail weiner with minimal, earth-friendly packaging (read: NOT in the annoying plastic airtight thingie which you have to cut open and get the juice all over yourself), then I suppose I'd be in the business of business, not just observation.
I'd also be compelled to figure out, definitively, why the word weiner is so impossibly funny--for all ages. I don't know. But it is. Say it out loud.
A piece of blanket went flying out of someone's mouth.
Isn't it possible that the draw here is possibility itself? Yeast is that possibility incarnate: this could happen, given the right conditions.
Buddhism teaches us that what comes out of our grist mills is the knowledge that something will happen and it will cause something else to happen. This is the nature of reality.
I'll be honest: I shimmed this one with an almond to demonstrate the effect, but if you were here at this kitchen table and not in a photograph (and I wish you were), you'd have seen it, too.
Something will happen. And we'll just have to see.
It's what's here now that matters.
The God of very small things, like yeast. And you can't see possibility working until you see it working--until you test it out.
Let the happening just be. No need to anticipate, project, or hope. Just enjoy the comfort of being in the wait, because it's never "if", only "when". That's a huge relief :-). I love this one so much.
You know how you get the yeast to "wake up" by feeding it a little sprinkle of sugar? It's very helpful to realize that I am not the yeast or even the sweetness, I am only the spoon. It takes the pressure off the doing and the when. I think I'd rather be a spoon than any other utensil I can not-think up. Next to the gyroscope, it's the best navigation tool out there (or in there).
May you be happy. May you peaceful. May you be full.
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Q: Why Does DOM Change Encoding? $string = file_get_contents('http://example.com');

if ('UTF-8' === mb_detect_encoding($string)) {
    $dom = new DOMDocument();
    // hack to preserve UTF-8 characters
    $dom->loadHTML('<?xml encoding="UTF-8">' . $string);
    $dom->preserveWhiteSpace = false;
    $dom->encoding = 'UTF-8';
    $body = $dom->getElementsByTagName('body');
    echo htmlspecialchars($body->item(0)->nodeValue);
}

This changes all UTF-8 characters to Å, ¾, ¤ and other rubbish. Is there any other way how to preserve UTF-8 characters?
Don't post answers telling me to make sure I am outputting it as UTF-8, I made sure I am.
Thanks in advance :)

A: I had similar problems recently, and eventually found this workaround - convert all the non-ascii characters to html entities before loading the html
$string = mb_convert_encoding($string, 'HTML-ENTITIES', "UTF-8");
$dom->loadHTML($string);

A: In case it is definitely the DOM screwing up the encoding, this trick did it for me a while back the other way round (accepting ISO-8859-1 data). DOMDocument should be UTF-8 by default in any case but you can still try:
    $dom = new DOMDocument('1.0', 'utf-8');

A: I had to add a utf8 header to get the correct view:
header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');

A: At the top of the script where your php code lies(the code you posted here), make sure you send a utf-8 header. I bet your encoding is a some variant of latin1 right now. Yes, I know the remote webpage is utf8, but this php script isn't.

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Working from home is every parent's dream, right? Sure, working where I hang my hat has its advantages, but let's be real here, some days it's more like a nightmare. Don't get me wrong, I love what I do and where I do it. For me, no commute and a flexible schedule means that I can manage care for my autistic son and chaperone field trips for my daughter, but it also means missing out on a quiet morning commute and monthly birthday celebrations. So before you start scouring job boards for remote opportunities, consider these pros and cons to working at home.
1. Your home is full of distractions.
Beeping dryers, barking dogs and buzzing lawnmowers are just some of the distractions that I deal with on a daily basis. It's not just noise that can knock you off track, it can also be looming chores or needy family members. It's helpful to designate an area of your home as a work space. If you don't have room for a home office, at least set up a desk that is only used during working hours.
2. Friends and family assume that you have more time than you do.
Just because you don't have to drive to the office doesn't mean that your workload has disappeared. Unless you set firm boundaries, others may assume that you can come can go as you please, which can leave you working late into the evening in an attempt to catch up. Before you set up shop at home, communicate with family, friends and co-workers so that you don't end up overextended.
3. You miss out on water cooler chat.
This one needs no explaining. Working from home can be isolating, so make time for lunch with friends and colleagues so that you don't get overwhelmed and lonely.
1. You have full control over your environment.
Work better with a candle scenting the room or talk radio piping through your speakers? Go, ahead, you're in control! For some, working in their comfort zone ups productivity.
2. There's no need to worry about office drama.
No office, no office drama, or at least minimal office drama. When you work from home, you get to focus on work, without the daily politics that permeate some office settings.
3. You'll save money you never even realized that you were spending.
It's not just gas money you'll be saving when you work from home. If trips to the lunch cart or coffee shop are a part of your daily routine, you might find that working at home leaves more money in your wallet. Before you assume that you'll save money by working at home though, think about what you'll invest in internet service, electric and other at-home costs. Even with these expenses factored in, you'll likely find that working at home makes good economic sense.
Do you work remotely? How do you stay motivated and manage your workload?


Deposition Author(s): Nomura, M., Uda-Tochio, H., Murai, K., Mori, N., Nishimura, Y.
Nomura, M., Uda-Tochio, H., Murai, K., Mori, N., Nishimura, Y.
In non-neuronal cells and neuronal progenitors, many neuron-specific genes are repressed by a neural restrictive silencer factor (NRSF)/repressor element 1 silencing transcription factor (REST), which is an essential transcriptional repressor recruiting the Sin3-HDAC complex. Sin3 contains four paired amphipathic helix (PAH) domains, PAH1, PAH2, PAH3 and PAH4. A specific target repressor for Sin3 is likely to bind to one of them independently. So far, only the tertiary structures of PAH2 domain complexes, when bound to the Sin3-interacting domains of Mad1 and HBP1, have been determined. Here, we reveal that the N-terminal repressor domain of NRSF/REST binds to the PAH1 domain of mSin3B, and determine the structure of the PAH1 domain associated with the NRSF/REST minimal repressor domain. Compared to the PAH2 structure, PAH1 holds a rather globular four-helix bundle structure with a semi-ordered C-terminal tail. In contrast to the amphipathic alpha-helix of Mad1 or HBP1 bound to PAH2, the short hydrophobic alpha-helix of NRSF/REST is captured in the cleft of PAH1. A nuclear hormone receptor corepressor, N-CoR has been found to bind to the PAH1 domain with a lower affinity than NRSF/REST by using its C-terminal region, which contains fewer hydrophobic amino acid residues than the NRSF/REST helix. For strong binding to a repressor, PAH1 seems to require a short alpha-helix consisting of mostly hydrophobic amino acid residues within the repressor. Each of the four PAH domains of Sin3 seems to interact with a characteristic helix of a specific repressor; PAH1 needs a mostly hydrophobic helix and PAH2 needs an amphipathic helix in each target repressor.
Graduate School of Supramolecular Biology Yokohama City University, 1-7-29 Suehiro-cho, Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama 230-0045, Japan.


When my baby was younger she used to wake up happy from her naps and sometimes from sleeping at night. But now, she cries every time she wakes up. Even when she wake up not crying, once she sees me, then she starts crying. But when she sees someone else like my sister for instance, she'd be happy. She sees my sister as someone who often brings her joy and laughter because every time they're together, my sister is always making her laugh and smile. I wish she can wake up calmly and happy instead of sad everyday. Is there something I can do or babies are just like that?
How recently has this started? She might be hitting a sleep regression or could need an adjustment in her nap schedule.
I'm guessing that it's been a while now. Like when she was maybe 6-7 months. She's 8mo now.
My son only cries when he wakes up when he's really hungry.... just an idea?
Could be hungry or maybe in need of a bit longer nap.
My son has cried every time he has woken in his 10 months of life 🤷🏻♀ He's a happy kid, just not when he first wakes up.
How do you go about having your baby take a longer nap if they wake up from their short nap cranky?
Did you bond with your baby right away? I've never been that into babies. Will I feel differently about my own child?


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Львівська загальноосвітня школа I–III ступенів № 63 (середня школа № 63 Львова) — Львівська середня загальноосвітня школа.

Розташована за адресою: місто Львів, вул. Личаківська, 171.

Історія
Школа імені Варфоломія Зіморовича на вулиці Личаківській, 171 була збудована у 1892 — 1893 роках на землі, купленій за 26192 злотих. Будинок був цегляний, двоповерховий, дах — швейцарський, покритий черепицею. Один квадратний метр забудованої площі коштував 67,21 злотих. У результаті будівництво школи обійшлося у 27497 злотих. Це було перше приміщення магістрату, збудоване під школу.

Школа мала свій герб, встановлений у мури будинку — це знак емфітевзису (тобто — вічної оренди).

Загальна мішана школа була організована як двокласна з одним старшим учителем і однією старшою вчителькою, котра також мала освіту для завідування дитячою дошкільною установою при школі. Всього було 4 навчальні кімнати та помешкання для завідувачки.

На початку діяльності закладу у ньому навчалися 91 хлопець і 44 дівчини, 120 дітей відвідували уроки за окремим розпорядком, у садочку перебувало майже 50 дошкільнят. Про предмети, які вивчалися у школі, дає уявлення архівний документ «Повідомленнє шкільне», видане Булику Роману Филиповичу у 1928 році. З документа видно, що у 1928 — 1929 навчальному році вивчали релігію, руську (українську) та польську мови, одну з мов на вибір, геометрію, природу, географію, історію, гімнастику, рисунок, співи з такими оцінками:

 Поведінка: дуже добре, добре, відповідне, невідповідне
 Пильність: дуже добра, добра, достатня, недостатня
 Поступ: дуже добра, добра, достатня, недостатня
 Зверхній порядок: дуже старанний, старанний, менше старанний, недбалий.

Школа імені Варфоломія Зіморовича на вулиці Личаківській, 179 - триповерхова кам'яниця з неоготичною вежею збудована бл. 1910 р. Біля цього будинку 3 вересня 1914 р. віце-президент Львова Тадеуш Рутовський вручав символічні ключі від міста російському генералу Роде.

З 1918 року за польської влади школа продовжувала свою роботу як початкова з польською мовою навчання. В цей час добудовано третій поверх з трьома класними кімнатами. У школі навчалися лише хлопці.

1960 року з ініціативи батьків та завдяки наполегливому клопотанню вчителя географії Наливайка В. А. та вчителя математики Дрогомижського І. І. на території школи встановлено погруддя Т. Шевченка роботи львівського скульптора Я.Чайки, виготовлене робітником кераміко-скульптурної фабрики П. Максимом.

1965 року було прибудовано триповерховий корпус впритул до існуючої будівлі, що значно розширило можливості навчання великої кількості учнів.

1973 року школі було передано ще два приміщення (нинішні корпуси № 2,3). У цей час у школі навчалося близько 1300 учнів у дві зміни.

1990 року СШ № 63 м. Львова однією з перших у місті стала комп'ютеризованою, придбавши 12 комп'ютерів класу КОРВЕТ.

1997 року збудовано перехід між двома корпусами.

1 березня 2004 року учнівський парламент з ініціативи Олекси Гудими прийняв закон «Про заборону вживання і розповсюдження наркотиків у школі»

23 вересня 2008 року будівлю внесено до переліку пам'яток культурної спадщини, що не підлягають приватизації.

2008 школа святкувала 120 років з дня заснування.

4 листопада 2009 у Львові вперше встановлено контейнер для сортування пластику у середній школі № 63.

2010 встановлене зовнішнє освітлення СЗШ № 63.

Повідомленнє шкільне

Мушинська Іванна Йосипівна, 1917 року народження, уродженка м. Одеса, мешканка с. Реклинець, службовець (учителька), симпатик ОУН. 19.04.1945 р. ВТ Львівського ВО засуджена за зв'язки з УПА на 10 років ВТТ з обмеженням у правах на 5 р. (ст. 54-1а, 54-11 КК УРСР).

Піщаний ВТТ, Карагандинська обл., Казахська РСР. Звільнена 07.09.1954 р. з табору і направлена на спецпоселення.

Відомі учні та вчителі

Учні
 Вільчинський Владислав (капітан) (1927–2012) відвідував початкову школу у Львові ім. Зиморовича..
 Маєвський Чеслав (Czesław Majewski) — У 1969 році призначений міністром охорони здоров'я і соціального забезпечення членів Науково-дослідницького інституту бальнеології в Познані. Він був першим анатомопатологом, який очолював дослідження морфології в бальнеології..
 Бульзацький Кшиштоф (Krzysztof Bulzacki) — після війни навчався у школі ім. Зиморовича у 3 та 4 класі, автор книг про злочини в польському селі Моссбергу.
 Мацех Олег Ярославович (1971–1981), громадський та політичний діяч, координатор Громадського форуму Львова, керівник (координатор) Львівського обласного осередку «Громадянської позиції».
 Огура Володимир (1978–1988), екс-керівник управління освіти Львова.
 Гірняк Володимир Олегович (1984–1994), депутат Львівської міської ради, голова фракції «Україна Соборна».
 Андрій Мацола — генеральний директор «Першої приватної броварні».
 Єжи Яніцький (Jerzy Janicki) — польський прозаїк, драматург, журналіст, радіо- і кіносценарист, випускник школи ім. Зиморовича..

Вчителі
 Братунь Андрій Лукич - вчитель української мови та літератури, директор школи, батько Ростислава Братуня.
 Василишин Олег Миколайович — український історик, бібліограф, музикант, завідувач редакційно-видавничого відділу видавництва Української академії друкарства.
4 жовтня 2002 року на базі львівської середньої школи № 63 (на цей час Василишин О. М. — вчитель історії, правознавства, львовознавства та трудового навчання) створив гурт «Зупинка серця». Ініціатором створення групи виступила завуч з виховної роботи Лукашкевич Марія Іванівна.
 Йодловський Станіслав (Stanisław Jodłowski) працював у СЗШ № 63 з 1 вересня 1936 до 31 серпня 1937.
 Калинець Ірина у 1967-1969 роках працювала бібліотекарем у СЗШ № 63
 Лукашкевич Марія Іванівна — заступник директора з виховної роботи СЗШ № 63, вчитель математики (до 2010 р.). Автор книги «Школярикам зі Львова»..

Цікаві факти

 При СЗШ №63 відкрили перший у Львові публічний фреблівський садок – майданчик для спортивних занять на відкритому повітрі для дітей молодше 6 років.

 Перший електричний трамвай у Львові, а саме трамвай № 1 їздив по маршруті: головний вокзал — вул. Дзялинських (Тобілевича) — Леона Сапеги (С. Бандери) — вул. Коперника — вул. Словацького — вул. Сиктуська (Дорошенка) — вул. Кілінського (Беринди) — пл. Ринок — вул. Руська — вул. Чарнецького (Винниченка) — по всій вулиці Личаківській, до школи Зиморовича (біля Личаківської рогатки), з відгалуженням до Личаківського кладовища. З 1908 маршрути отримали буквенні позначення, що дозволяло пасажирам визначати куди їхати за позначенням ключових станцій. Зокрема трамвай № 1 став ŁD (Ł - Łyczaków (Личаків),D - Dworzec glówny (головний вокзал).

Сучасність
Зараз середня загальноосвітня школа № 63 м. Львова є школою І—ІІІ ступенів.

Школа співпрацює з:
 AIESEC.
 ГО «Спільнота».
 парком «Знесіння».
 Католицьким університетом Любліна ім. Івана Павла ІІ.
 З 2011 року співпрацює з Szkoła Podstawowa № 38 в Любліні (Зимова школа у Любліні, Літня школа у Львові).

Фотогаларея

Джерела
 Офіційний сайт СЗШ № 63
 Шкільний Кобзар

Примітки

Посилання
 Львів СЗШ № 63 у Facebook
 Канал Youtube СЗШ № 63
 Львів СЗШ № 63 у Google+
 Polsko-ukraińska zimowa szkoła na KUL
 Powstała Polsko-Ukraińska Szkoła Zimowa
 Zimowa szkoła

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Пам'ятки України
Засновані в Україні 1892

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«Ве́ном» (оригинальный саундтрек) — саундтрек американского супергеройского фильма «Веном», основанного на одноимённом персонаже компании Marvel Comics и студий Columbia Pictures и Sony Pictures.

Создание
Людвиг Йоранссон записал музыку для фильма «Веном» в марте 2018 года, воссоединившись с Рубеном Флейшером после того, как пара работала вместе над фильмом 2011 года «Успеть за 30 минут». Написав музыку для фильма Marvel Studios «Чёрная пантера» (2018), Горанссон заявил о заинтересованности в продолжении исследования музыки для фильмов о супергероях.

Релиз и треклист

Дополнения
Две дополнительные песни «Venom» американского рэпера Эминема и «Let's Go (The Royal We)» американского хип-хоп дуэта Run the Jewels были показаны в фильме, но не были включены в альбом саундтрека.

Список
Вся музыка написана Людвигом Йоранссоном.

Примечания

Музыка Вселенной Человека-паука от Sony
Музыка серии фильмов о Веноме
Саундтреки 2018 года
Саундтреки Sony Classical Records


Chelsea came from behind on Merseyside to progress in the Carabao Cup as substitute Eden Hazard fired an unbelievable winner for the Blues.
We had fallen behind early in the second half when Daniel Sturridge volleyed the Reds in front, but Emerson Palmieri poked home what had looked an unlikely equaliser just over 10 minutes from time before Hazard, on from the bench, stole the show with a winning goal of sublime quality. The Belgian, who until that point had been quiet, burst past two Liverpool defenders before arrowing an unstoppable shot into the far corner of the net.
It means we go into Saturday evening's fourth-round draw, but also approach the weekend with the upper hand against Jurgen Klopp's side, with them due to visit Stamford Bridge in the Premier League.
Perhaps with that game in mind, Maurizio Sarri opted to make eight changes from Sunday's side which drew 0-0 at West Ham, offering a starting brief for captain Gary Cahill and Cesc Fabregas, with Alvaro Morata in attack. Hazard, N'Golo Kante and David Luiz would all see action from the bench.
Klopp rotated similarly with only James Milner, Naby Keita and Sadio Mane regular starters for the Reds so far this season. Former Blue Sturridge was the central striker.
The balance of early play was in Chelsea's favour, Victor Mosesin particulargetting some enjoyment down the right flank up against the attack-minded Alberto Moreno with the Blues enjoying the majority of possession and territory, Andreas Christensen bringing Liverpool keeper Simon Mignolet into the game for the first time with a header at a corner.
Just before the 20-minute mark, Morata went close twice in two minutes. First, he latched onto an inch-perfect Fabregas pass before seeing his initial shot saved and putting the follow-up across the face of goal, and then after being slipped in by Willian, again forcing a decent save from the goalkeeper.
Liverpool are of course always dangerous on the counter and attacking from deep, and Mane almost broke in behind halfway through the first half, but a strong recovery from Cesar Azpilicueta blocked his way towards goal before Cahill threw his body in front of Daniel Sturridge's shot.
Cahill was in the thick of the action not long later when Keita burst into the Blues' box, going down under the defender's challenge. All eyes were on referee Kevin Friend, with contact between the two suggesting a penalty.Frienddisagreed, much to the annoyance of the Anfield crowd, but replays showed the Liverpool man was already falling before the challenge was made.
Keita was becoming increasingly influential, and his long-range drive looked like opening the scoring 10 minutes before the break, only for Caballero to turn the ball behind at full stretch. It was the most Liverpool had threatened up to that point, but just a couple of minutes later Mane should have put the home side ahead.
Xherdan Shaqiri had time to pick out the Senegalese in space, but he misjudged his header to give Caballero a reasonably comfortable save and ensure the game was goalless at half-time.
Within 30 seconds of the restart, we should have been behind. Christensen under-hit his backpass to present Sturridge a one-on-one, and although Caballero held him up, the forward still had an open goal, which he screwed wide on his weaker right foot. It was a lucky let-off.
You would think we would not be so fortunate again, but just seven minutes later, Barkley misjudged a header and put Mane in, this time Caballero reacting well to save with his foot. From the resulting corner, Dejan Lovren headed onto the roof of the net.
Pressure was building on the Chelsea backline, with Mane having another effort snuffed out and Mateo Kovacic booked after halting a Liverpool attack early in the second period.
The home side's breakthrough came just before the hour, and once again, the chance arose through avoidable circumstances. We failed to clear the ball in our own right-back position, allowing Mane to play in Keita, and though Caballero pushed out his initial effort, it fell to Sturridge who had sufficient time and space to acrobatically volley home the rebound.
Sarri had just before that introduced Hazard in a bid to wrestle back some control of the contest, but the Belgian was finding it difficult to make an impact, even with the addition of Kante behind him in midfield 10 minutes later.
It was difficult to see where the equaliser may come, but inevitably given his recent form, Hazard would play his part.
Moses was fouled wide on the right by Keita, and with Willian no longer on the field, Hazard assumed free-kick responsibilities, whipping a ball into the danger area where Barkley crashed a powerful header towards goal. Mignolet could only parry it and quickest on the spot to follow in was Emerson, who poked home his first Chelsea goal.
Liverpool almost regained the lead when Sturridge bent his shot against the crossbar, but then came the game's moment of brilliance to make the difference.
Hazard picked the ball up on the right and beat Loveren and Moreno, the latter twice, before bursting into the area and unleashing a fierce drive into the far corner. He is simply unstoppable when in that kind of mood, which he has been so many times this season already.
Two minutes from time he was in that mood again, bursting past another two Liverpool challenges before being pulled down on the edge of the box. They could not cope and it was no surprise to see Jordan Henderson booked for hauling him down before the final whistle.
Liverpool pressed for an equaliser during five minutes of added time, but the Blues held out to progress and maintain Sarri's unbeaten start in charge.
We entertain Liverpool at the Bridge at 5.30pm on Saturday. Just how big a message is this result ahead of that game?
Liverpool (4-3-3): Mignolet; Clyne, Lovren, Matip, Moreno; Fabinho (Salah 87), Milner (c) (Henderson 60), Keita; Shaqiri, Sturridge, Mane (Firmino 70).
Unused subs Grabara, Gomez, Jones, Solanke.
Chelsea (4-3-3): Caballero; Azpilicueta, Christensen (David Luiz 73), Cahill (c), Emerson; Barkley, Fabregas, Kovacic (Kante 64); Moses, Morata, Willian (Hazard 56).
Unused subs Bulka, Zappacosta, Jorginho, Hudson-Odoi.