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A Select Index to Names of Loyalists and their Associates Contained in the British Headquarters Papers, New York City 1774-1783 The Carleton Papers
The British Headquarters Papers comprise about 30,000 manuscript pages and are available on microfilm at the National Archives of Canada. The collection of papers is referred to as the British Headquarters Papers, New York City 1774-1783 or the Carleton Papers. The records were kept by successive Commanders-in Chief of the British Army in North America during the American Revolution. They document the conduct of the war, the civil administration, and the lives, not only of the British Military, but also the civilians and loyalist soldiers who passed through New York.
The King's Name Project was a project of the Sir Guy Carleton Branch, United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada, Ottawa, Canada. The purpose of the project was to index, selectively, names of loyalists and associated people found in the British Headquarters Papers. The project involved several researchers reading the microfilm and creating an index card, containing pertinent information, for each loyalist name. There are about 50,000 index cards available covering names from A to Z.
Importance of the Index
This index is an exceptional guide to information for anyone interested in the Loyalists (white or black), soldiers and civilian refugees, or German soldiers who passed through New York during the American Revolution. It will be especially valuable for genealogists as well as historians, ethnographers and other specialists who formerly had only a short-entry, general index to help them research. Now specific data will be easy to locate and manipulate.
Which Ancestors?
The index can be used to find ancestors who passed through New York City during the Revolution, ancestors who fled or were evacuated, ancestors sent to Canada under specific orders, ancestors who were soldiers of a British Regiment demobilized in Canada, ancestors who were soldiers of a German Regiment, "rebels" who: wrote letters to Headquarters, whose property was confiscated, or who were imprisoned.
Documentation for Carleton's Loyalist Index
History of the Papers and the Project
Explanation of information in Carleton's Loyalist Index
Abbreviations for military ranks & terms, and for British, German & provincial regiments
Calendar – lists the range of document numbers found in the British Headquarters Papers.
Additional Information about regiments and people listed in the "King's Papers," giving references to other sources. NOTE: Document 3343 is found on LAC microfilm M-352.
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• Index to Carleton's Loyalist Index: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Given Names
Instructions for Searching Carleton's Loyalist Index
Please read the Instructions below before beginning your search of Carleton's Loyalist Index. This will make your search easier and help you to get the most information from the Index.
To find your ancestor:
Click on the first letter of your ancestor's last name. A document will appear, similar to the Example, with the record for the first name in the file.
To find the specific record for your ancestor, hold the "Control" key down and type "F". A search box will appear on your screen. Enter your ancestor's last name, and click "Next". NOTE: The search function does not support wild cards such as * or ?, as in Ostr*m.
If you are unable to search the document, right-click on it and save it to your computer as a PDF file. Search the saved document as described above.
To open a PDF file, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded for free from Adobe.
To get the most out of your search:
Scroll down to the ID Code close to the bottom of the record. Enter this number in the search box to find all records for your ancestor. This will bring up records that may have a different spelling of the last name. NOTE: This may bring up more than just additional records for your ancestor, but the relevant ones will be shown first.
Consult "Explanation of Fields" to understand the text on each line of the record.
Consult "Abbreviations" to learn the full name of the Regiment your ancestor served in and to understand other abbreviations in the record. The first table of abbreviations are general, the next three tables link abbreviations with the full names of Regiments. There are three tables of regimental abbreviations: British, German and Provincial.
Consult "Additional Information" which has more information on some people and on some regiments. This document can be searched as in 1. above.
Also search the "Book of Negroes" to learn if your ancestor left with slaves or free Negroes. See Instructions for the Book of Negroes.
To find the original document:
These records were taken from microfilms held at Library and Archives Canada (LAC). The microfilm number is on the last line of the record.
Document and page(s) numbers are on the line marked "Page". The document number is first, followed by the page number in brackets.
Visit LAC at 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa, ON K1A 0N4, to view the microfilm.
Contact LAC to request a copy of the document, providing the microfilm, document and page numbers. A scanned image may be e-mailed to you for a small fee. LAC does not lend microfilm or microfiche copies of archival documents.


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Title 34 - Education
Subtitle B - Regulations of the Offices of the Department of Education
CHAPTER III - OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PART 300 - ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
Subpart A - General
Definitions Used in This Part
§ 300.21 Indian and Indian tribe.
34 CFR § 300.21 - Indian and Indian tribe.
(a) Indian means an individual who is a member of an Indian tribe.
(b) Indian tribe means any Federal or State Indian tribe, band, rancheria, pueblo, colony, or community, including any Alaska Native village or regional village corporation (as defined in or established under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, 43 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.).
(c) Nothing in this definition is intended to indicate that the Secretary of the Interior is required to provide services or funding to a State Indian tribe that is not listed in the Federal Register list of Indian entities recognized as eligible to receive services from the United States, published pursuant to Section 104 of the Federally Recognized Indian Tribe List Act of 1994, 25 U.S.C. 479a-1.
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Rams rock Saints; Drew Brees injures hand
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp (18) had a game-high 120 yards on five receptions in a win against the New Orleans Saints Sunday in Los Angeles. Photo by Michael Goulding/UPI | License Photo
Sept. 16 (UPI) -- The Los Angeles Rams dominated the New Orleans Saints after quarterback Drew Brees was forced out of the game with a hand injury.
Brees departed in the first quarter of the 28-9 loss Sunday in Los Angeles. He was injured while following through on one of his throws. His right hand smacked into the hand of Rams star Aaron Donald during the sequence. Brees said his right thumb was injured on the play and he is not sure if he can play in Week 3.
"I am concerned. I'm hoping it's not too significant," Brees told reporters.
Brees threw an interception on the opening drive of the game. He completed 3 of 5 passes for 38 yards in the loss. The Rams got a 24-yard field goal from Greg Zuerlein on their opening drive. The Saints punted on the following possession, with Brees picking up his thumb injury on a third down incompletion intended for tight end Jared Cook.
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Teddy Bridgewater came in relief of Brees. He completed 17 of 30 passes for 165 yards. Bridgewater led the Saints to a 34-yard Wil Lutz field goal on his second drive, tying the score at 3-3 in the second quarter. The Rams picked up a 6-3 lead on a 22-yard Zuerlein field goal just before halftime.
Bridgewater led the Saints on a 10-play, 42-yard drive -- ending with another field goal -- to tie the game in the third quarter. The Rams answered with a Todd Gurley rushing score for a 13-6 advantage. Quarterback Jared Goff connected on a touchdown pass to Brandin Cooks for a 20-6 lead on the Rams' next possession. The Saints got another Lutz field goal on their final drive of the third quarter.
Goff answered with a one-yard rushing score on the Rams' next possession, pushing the lead to 27-9 with 8:39 remaining.
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"It sometimes takes time," Goff said. "Again, I think we scored six in the first half and were able to come away with a 27-9 win, and you're happy about it no matter what. I think every game is different and this game took us a little while to find it. Frankly, I don't think it really matters.
"We win, we win. If we find it early, you'd obviously love that, but anyway it happens, we are happy with it."
Goff completed 19 of 28 passes for 283 yards and a touchdown in the win. Gurley had 63 yards and a score on 16 carries. Cooper Kupp had five catches for 120 yards for the Rams. Michael Thomas hauled in 10 catches for 89 yards for the Saints.
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The Saints face the Seattle Seahawks at 4:25 p.m. EDT Sunday in Seattle. The Rams battle the Cleveland Browns at 8:20 p.m. EDT Sunday in Cleveland.
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Orange County County Composite Squadron Visits NC Army National Guard Base
CAP cadets and senior members from the Orange County Composite Squadron (MER-NC-150) tour Apache helicopters with Chief Warrant Officer Chris Wilson at the Army Air National Guard hangar on Dec. 29, 2014. Photo Credit: SM Lynne Albert, PAO, MER-NC-150 (click image to view full size)
CAP Cadets Explore Apache and Lakota Helicopters
By SM Lynne Albert
PAO, Orange County Composite Squadron
12/31/2014–HILLSBOROUGH, NC–Civil Air Patrol's Orange County Composite Squadron visited the 130th Aviation Regiment (Attack Recon Battalion) of the NC Army National Guard on December 29, 2014. The cadets and senior members learned about the regiment's 19 Apache and 4 Lakota helicopters and the servicemen and women who fly and maintain them.
The trip to the Army Air National Guard base highlighted the squadron's year-long program in Aerospace education. In preparation for the trip, the cadets have been flying drones and remote-controlled aircraft, as well as spending classroom time learning the fundamentals of flight.
Capt. Pete Wehr, Commander of the Orange County Composite Squadron and its Aerospace Education Officer, stated "learning about lift, thrust and torque in the classroom is great. But seeing an attack helicopter up close and personal brings it all to life. This is a unique experience that the Civil Air Patrol provides its' cadets to have real-world flight experiences."
The tour of the base was led by Chief Warrant Officer 4 Chris Wilson, who flew Apache helicopters in Afghanistan and is now a pilot training officer for the attack squadron. Chief Wilson showed the squadron the Apache's weapon systems, crash design, night vision systems and explained the role of an attack recon battalion in combat. Chief Wilson explained how the attack helicopters are deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan and how they work to support and protect ground troops. After the classroom portion of the tour, the CAP cadets toured the Guard's aircraft hangar. In the hangar, the cadets sat in the cockpit of an Apache helicopter and got a feel for the sophisticated controls.
The cadets also learned about the regiment's Lakota helicopters. Sgt. Josh Johner of the Army Air National Guard explained that the Lakota helicopters are used primarily for Emergency Services and Search and Rescue operations by the National Guard. Sgt. Johner demonstrated how the rescue hoist lift worked and operated the Lakota's complex control systems for the cadets.
Following the hangar tour, the CAP cadets went to the Guard's flight simulator building and were each given the chance to fly an Apache flight simulation and shoot weapons at enemy targets.
The Orange County Composite Squadron would like to thank Col. Jeff Copeland, the Army Air Guard's Brigade Commander and all the members of the 130th regiment for this unique and exciting experience.
The Orange County Composite Squadron meets weekly on Thursdays from 7-9 PM at the Emergency Management Center, 510 Meadowlands Dr., Hillsborough, NC. If you are interested in learning more about Civil Air Patrol, contact CAP at OrangeCountyCAP@gmail.com.
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College Park, Maryland, United States, January 16, 2018 –The American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) announced today that the 2017 Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Teachers has been awarded to Marika Fox, Clark University; Melissa Klara Kovar, Boston University; Jamie Lehnen, University of Houston; Chloe Larissa Schmidt, University of Illinois; Krystina Williamson, Barnard College; and Destiny Withrow, Waynesburgh Central High School. Supported by an endowment funded by AAPT Member, Barbara Lotze, the scholarship provides a $2,000 stipend to outstanding future high school physics teachers.
Marika Fox, a student at Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts, said, "I started my studies in education as soon as I started college as well;during my first year I took a course in urban education that had a required component of weekly observations in a nearby public high school. I also declared my physics major during my first year, since I knew from then that I was committed to the subject and thoroughly enjoyed the introductory classes from that year. Physics and teaching are two of my biggest passions in life, and I would like nothing more than to continue on my current path towards making them my life's work, but in order to complete my education I need financial help with covering my tuition. I would be extremely grateful to be awarded this scholarship so I can alleviate that worry and focus on doing everything I can to fully prepare myself to be the best teacher I can be, for the sake of my future students.
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Melissa Klark Kovar, a sophomore at Boston University explained, I believe that my commitment to teaching is evident through my physics and education coursework, my extensive classroom experience, my involvement in science education outreach activities, and my enthusiasm for becoming an exceptional physics teacher. This scholarship will enable me to further my education as a physics teacher and provide me with additional opportunities to impart the knowledge that I have gained, with my future students. I look forward to giving back to the next generation by building confidence and motivating my own students to appreciate their strengths and achieve their own goals and aspirations.
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Chloe Larissa Schmidt holds a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering. After working as a transportation engineer and serving as a volunteer with youth she discovered that she is passionate about teaching and is returning to school starting her second undergraduate degree at Illinois State University in the Physics Teacher Education program. She noted, "With a background in engineering and an awesome teaching program at Illinois State, I am ready to achieve the first career goal I've ever been excited about: becoming a physics teacher."
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Destiny Withrow, a senior at Waynesburg Central High School, will attend Slippery Rock University. She noted, "I was enrolled in physics during my junior year of high school and I am now enrolled in AP Physics in my senior year. I have been accepted to Slippery Rock University, where I will be enrolled as a full time student, pursuing a career in Secondary Education-Physics. I will also be striving to receive an additional certification in math. Receiving this scholarship would be an honor and greatly benefit my journey to success."
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A list of previous winners can be found on the AAPT website at http://www.aapt.org/programs/grants/lotze.cfm.


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White House refuses to release 20 e-mails about Ukraine aid freeze
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WASHINGTON (NYTIMES) - The Trump administration disclosed on Friday (Jan 3) that there were 20 emails between a top aide to President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff and a colleague at the White House's Office of Management and Budget discussing the freeze of a congressionally mandated military aid package for Ukraine.
But in response to a court order that it swiftly process those pages in response to a Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, lawsuit filed by The New York Times, the Office of Management and Budget delivered a terse letter saying it would not turn over any of the 40 pages of emails - not even with redactions.
"All 20 documents are being withheld in full," wrote Dionne Hardy, the office's Freedom of Information Act officer.
The Times' information act request sought email messages between Robert Blair, a top aide to Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, and Michael Duffey, an official in the White House's Office of Management and Budget who was in charge of handling the process for releasing US$391 million (S$527 million) in weapons and security assistance Congress had appropriated to help Ukraine resist Russian aggression.
In her letter, Hardy cited exemptions to the Freedom of Information Act for correspondence involving the president's staff and internal policy deliberations, suggesting that the disclosure of this material would "inhibit the frank and candid exchange of views that is necessary for effective government decision-making."
David McCraw, a lawyer for The Times, said the newspaper would challenge the blanket withholding of the documents and would ask the judge overseeing the lawsuit, Judge Amy Berman Jackson, to approve an expedited schedule for briefs and arguments given the urgent public interest in learning more about the dispute.
The heart of the accusation against Trump is that he abused his official powers, including withholding a promised White House meeting and congressionally mandated military aid, in an attempt to coerce Ukraine's president into announcing investigations that could deliver personal political benefits to Trump.
In October, the Democratic-led House Intelligence Committee had also subpoenaed the Office of Management and Budget for all Ukraine-related documents, but the White House refused to produce them. It also instructed several key current and former officials with inside knowledge of the episode not to testify.
Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, has portrayed Blair and Duffey as two of the four key witnesses he believes the Senate should call in Trump's impeachment trial, along with Mulvaney and John Bolton, Trump's former national security adviser. Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has expressed opposition to calling witnesses and again criticised the House investigation on Friday.
The Trump administration's move to withhold all the emails in full - not even disclosing the dates they were sent, or the shape of paragraphs covered by black lines - is a step beyond its heavy censorship of a related set of emails it released in response to another Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by the Centre for Public Integrity.
The documents released to the centre consisted of about 300 pages of emails between the Office of Management and Budget and the Pentagon about the Ukraine aid package. While the officially released version was heavily redacted - and the centre is contesting the censorship in further litigation - the visible portions showed, among other things, that Pentagon officials had worried that holding the funds could be an illegal impoundment.
Trump releases transcript of April call with Ukraine's Zelenskiy
White House expert Alexander Vindman tells impeachment hearing that Trump made improper 'demand' of Ukraine
White House admits there were strings attached to Ukraine aid
Two White House officials resigned in part over concerns about Ukraine aid being withheld, official testifies
A report Thursday by the legal policy website Just Security added fuel to the controversy by revealing what was under some, but not all, of the deletions. The website said it had been shown some of the emails in unredacted form, including an Aug 30 message from Duffey to a Pentagon budget official stating that there was "clear direction from POTUS" - an acronym referring to the president of the United States - "to continue to hold" the Ukraine military aid.
The Times separately reported this week that Blair warned Mulvaney to "expect Congress to become unhinged" if the White House went ahead with the hold on the aid.
Earlier Friday, Schumer went to the Senate floor to praise the reporting by The Times, the Centre for Public Integrity and Just Security as an additional reason for the Senate, as part of Trump's trial, to seek documents and testimony that the White House had blocked impeachment investigators from obtaining.
"What constituted clear direction?" Schumer asked. "Did he get an order from the president, or did someone like Mr Mulvaney get an order from the president passed on to Mr Duffey? Was there discussion among officials about covering up for the president in delay of military assistance? These are questions that can only be answered by examination of the documentary evidence and by the testimony of key Trump administration officials under oath in a Senate trial."
At least four collections of emails have now been released, or shared with reporters, detailing correspondence between White House officials and their counterparts at the Office of Management and Budget or the Defence Department.
These exchanges show growing tension between the White House and the Pentagon as Defence Department officials questioned if they would be able to spend all of the military aid before the deadline on Sep 30.


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Correction: Transfusion strategies in patients with acute coronary syndrome and anemia: a meta-analysis
Usama Nasir ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0003-1529-26001,
Tayyab Ali Waheed2,
Keerat Rai Ahuja2,
Charnjeet Singh Sandhu2,
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The Original Article was published on 21 March 2022
Correction to: The Egyptian Heart Journal (2022) 74:17 https://doi.org/10.1186/s43044-022-00252-2
Following publication of the original article [1], the authors identified a typesetting error in Table 1. The correctly formatted table is given below. The original article [1] has been corrected.
Table 1 Baseline study characteristics
Nasir U, Waheed TA, Ahuja KR et al (2022) Transfusion strategies in patients with acute coronary syndrome and anemia: a meta-analysis. Egypt Heart J 74:17. https://doi.org/10.1186/s43044-022-00252-2
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No, you will not have to �Pay to Play� #CODBlackOps Multiplayer either. Rumor -> Squashed.
Looks like Call Of Duty will only require you to have that Xbox Live Gold Membership that we have came to know and love. Good news from the guys at Infinity Ward and Treyarch!
Just today the MW2 rumors about paying to play multiplayer were squashed (http://www.xboxresource.com/viewing.php?t=3653). If you worried that Black Ops could still see a subscription for online multiplayer, fear no more. Treyarch�s Josh Olin has added a bit more clarity for the upcoming COD: Black Ops on his twitter (http://twitter.com/JD_2020/status/18946905657): [standout:2z47bd8e][center:2z47bd8e]No, you will not have to �Pay to Play� #CODBlackOps Multiplayer either. Rumor -> Squashed.[/center:2z47bd8e][/standout:2z47bd8e] Looks like Call Of Duty will only require you to have that Xbox Live Gold Membership that we have came to know and love. Good news from the guys at Infinity Ward and Treyarch!
Well thankyou for the criticism good sir, I am sure we will all take into consideration your thoughts on the site but we do ask that you cut us a little slack due to the fact we are still new to this in comparison to other sites.
We do this as a hobby hoping that others will jump on board for the experience - and if they do and they benefit from it then we have served our purpose.
Well thankyou for the criticism good sir, I am sure we will all take into consideration your thoughts on the site but we do ask that you cut us a little slack due to the fact we are still new to this in comparison to other sites. We do this as a hobby hoping that others will jump on board for the experience - and if they do and they benefit from it then we have served our purpose.
Agreed, if you look at IGN, Game Informer, etc. they all post the same news. They have a commmunity that goes to their site for a reason. Yes they offer certain things on their site that the others don't but we all get the same info from the same sources.
I know of a good 20 people who have started coming to this site and telling me how much they enjoy it.
Thank you for the critism sir, but this copy and paste was a quote from twitter directly.
Agreed, if you look at IGN, Game Informer, etc. they all post the same news. They have a commmunity that goes to their site for a reason. Yes they offer certain things on their site that the others don't but we all get the same info from the same sources. I know of a good 20 people who have started coming to this site and telling me how much they enjoy it. Thank you for the critism sir, but this copy and paste was a quote from twitter directly.


Have you ever wondered how something as natural and omnipresent as sunlight could hurt you? Over eons of evolution (or by Divine creation, if you choose) people have been exposed to the sun's radiation – you would think by now we would have adapted so as to live in harmony with this enveloping environment. Yet, expert doctors warn us to avoid almost any exposure to these potentially damaging rays – the sun's radiation is known to suppress our immune system, give us cancer, and cause us premature aging.
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Sometimes I think that, for many people, far worse than the fear of public speaking, or for some few, the fear of dying from a dreaded disease, is the fear about changing their diet. They think, "Life will be worse, I'm not sure how, but I know it will be worse." "My social life will be ruined."


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Dyn Ranked Number 262 Fastest Growing Company in North America on Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500™
Company News // Nov 13, 2015
Attributes 277% Percent Revenue Growth to Rising Need for Internet Performance
Manchester, NH (November 13, 2015) — Dyn, the worldwide leader in Internet Performance management, today announced it ranked 262 on Deloitte's Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth during the period from 2011 to 2014. Dyn grew 277% percent during this period.
Jeremy Hitchcock, Dyn's CEO, credits three major areas—continued adoption by enterprise companies, the launch of Dyn's Internet Intelligence product suite and the company's emerging international presence – with the company's 277% revenue growth.
"Companies born in the cloud have always understood that Internet performance allows you to grow revenue and manage risk through the best Internet availability, security, and performance," Hitchcock said. "In today's enterprise IT environment, data centers, CDNs, cloud services and the networks serving them have been outsourced so enterprises no longer have control over the infrastructure which delivers their online presence. The Dyn platform provides an actionable layer of intelligence that enables a superior Internet experience."
"The launch of our Internet Intelligence products combined with our long standing reputation as a Managed DNS provider allows us to offer a full suite of solutions that help businesses solve poor Internet performance problems," Hitchcock said.
Dyn joins Zendesk, Pandora, Workday, Splunk, Marketo, LinkedIn, Hubspot, New Relic and Twitter on the Technology Fast 500 list.
"Amid a fierce business climate, there seems to be no shortage of new and established companies that are unlocking a seemingly unlimited potential for growth and advancement through technology's continued disruption and proliferation across industries," said Sandra Shirai, principal, Deloitte Consulting LLP and U.S. technology, media and telecommunications leader. "It is inspiring to witness the innovative ways that companies are incorporating emerging technologies for business gains, be it cognitive computing, or the Internet of Things. We congratulate all those ranked on this year's Fast 500 and look forward to seeing their continued growth into 2016."
Dyn was previously named to Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 in 2013.
About Deloitte's 2015 Technology Fast 500™
Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 provides a ranking of the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies – both public and private – in North America. Technology Fast 500 award winners are selected based on percentage fiscal year revenue growth from 2011 to 2014.
In order to be eligible for Technology Fast 500 recognition, companies must own proprietary intellectual property or technology that is sold to customers in products that contribute to a majority of the company's operating revenues. Companies must have base-year operating revenues of at least $50,000 USD or CD, and current-year operating revenues of at least $5 million USD or CD. Additionally, companies must be in business for a minimum of four years and be headquartered within North America.
About Dyn
Dyn is a cloud-based Internet Performance company. Dyn helps companies monitor, control, and optimize online infrastructure for an exceptional end-user experience. Through a world-class network and unrivaled, objective intelligence into Internet conditions, Dyn ensures traffic gets delivered faster, safer, and more reliably than ever.
Dyn is the leading Internet Performance provider to the most visited web properties in the world, as measured by the Alexa 500. Dyn delivers more brand loyalty, customer satisfaction, and increased sales from startups to Global 2000 companies and businesses in between. Dyn is Internet Performance. Delivered. Visit dyn.com for more info on how Dyn delivers.
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Yospace win at the Content Innovation Awards
Staines-upon-Thames, UK – 15th October 2017
Yospace and BT Sport were recognised at the Content Innovation Awards for the completion of a full season of sports coverage with Dynamic Ad Insertion enabled.
The project earned praise for proving how to implement DAI successfully at scale to support the biggest sporting events, including Premier League and UEFA Champions League.
Winning in the "Next Gen Advertising" category, Yospace beat entries from Spott, Mautilus and Newstag to become the first company to win at the prestigious CIAs two years running.
The awards, which are presented in Cannes by Digital TV Europe and coincide with MIPCOM, have fast become one of the most sought-after in online broadcasting.
Coverage of the evening is available on the awards website:
https://tmt.knect365.com/content-innovation-awards/
Read more about Yospace's work with BT Sport here.
Yospace win at Digital TV Europe's Content Innovation Awards
Yospace is delighted to have won in the Advanced TV Innovation of the year category of Digital TV Europe's Content Innovation Awards.
The category celebrates technologies that change the way people use and view TV, and recognises technology or services that deliver a new and better form of TV experience – whether by enabling viewers to view content in new ways, by overcoming a technical or commercial challenges or delivering a measurable improvement in the overall quality of a service.
Tim Sewell, CEO of Yospace, commented: "We're delighted to have won at the Content Innovation Awards, especially given the strong competition. I'd like to thank everyone involved in the project at Yospace and Channel 4, who fully deserve this recognition."
You can read the full list of winners here.
Read a case study on the All 4 project here.


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Barrio Brewing
Owner and Brewmaster Dennis Arnold met his wife, Tauna, in 1984. After about a year of traveling (or, "bouncing around" as they put it) the pair, by chance, paid a visit to a San Francisco brewery. It was in that moment, Dennis says, that he "knew what he wanted to do with his life."
They made their way south along the coast to San Diego, and began looking into starting their own brewery. But, apparently, they were too early — though the area is now seen as something of a craft beer destination, in the late 1980's the city council vowed to never allow a brewery in their town because they thought it might "stink." The Arnolds moved back to Tucson to be near Tauna's family soon thereafter, though they never abandoned their dream of making craft beer together.
Barrio Brewing Co. found its first home in 1991 at a little restaurant near the University of Arizona campus popularly known as Gentle Ben's. When Dennis and Tauna took ownership of the property it was called "Dirtbags West," though the Arnolds quickly reinstated the original name of the location (circa 1971) and added "Brewing Company" to the title. They installed fermentation tanks and started their entire operation with three ales — the Tucson Blonde, Red Cat Amber, and Copperhead Pale Ale — all of which are still brewed today, though they've also added a number of other styles to that repertoire, including three specialty craft beers named for each of their three children. When brewing operations outgrew their original home at Gentle Ben's in 2006, the Arnold's relocated to a former WWII quonset-hut-turned-warehouse about two miles south near Downtown Tucson, which they dubbed "Barrio". Today, the offerings of Barrio Brewing Co. include two Great American Beer Fest Medal Winners (Bronze for the Barrio Rojo in 2015 & Gold for Nolan's Porter in 2008) as well as the longest continually-brewed beer in the State of Arizona—the Barrio Blonde. Now Barrio Blonde, Rojo, and Blanco cans can be found in markets across the state of Arizona, and the entire catalog can be sampled on draft from Tucson to Flagstaff.
Cheers to you, and to good locally-brewed craft beer!


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Crystal Storytellers: Scott Kelly
Episode 6 of the Podcast Features the Inspiring Adventures of retired astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain Scott Kelly
Crystal Symphony Cruise Director Russ Grieve is setting sail with former military fighter and test pilot, engineer, retired astronaut, former commander of the International Space Station and retired U.S. Navy captain, Scott Kelly.
Back from his historic record-breaking Year In Space, NASA astronaut Captain Scott Kelly has laid the groundwork for the future of space travel and exploration and continues to garner media exposure like no other pioneer of our time. From the cover of TIME to live interviews on TODAY to features in Forbes and on CNN to a Twitter following of more than 5 million, the world remains in awe as we celebrate a hero's return to the planet that is home, from an adventure that is extraordinary. With life lessons and personal stories that reveal unique and valuable advice on pushing one's own limits, to insight on the leadership and teamwork required in such demanding conditions, and the challenges, such as long-term deprivation from loved ones and Planet Earth, Kelly reflects on the choices and life events that paved his journey's path and brings audiences to the edge of their seats as he delivers a one-of-a-kind experience. An astronaut since 1996, Kelly's achievements over his illustrious 20-year career with NASA earned him the coveted position as America's first year-round astronaut. On his historic mission that spanned from March 2015 to March 2016, Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko conducted experiments, reconfigured station modules, and captivated the world with live interviews and never-seen-before photos from the International Space Station. The historic mission also included NASA's groundbreaking Twins Study, in which Kelly's identical twin brother, retired NASA astronaut, Captain Mark Kelly, served on the ground as a control model in an unprecedented experiment to understand how space affects the human body. Prior to his career with NASA, Kelly served 25 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring as an experienced aviator and decorated Captain.
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A government aided Christian school's Principal has been arrested for sexually abusing a girl child. He and his wife have been booked under POCSO, the latter for not acting on the victim's complaint and trying to cover it up. This is the 5th such event of sexual harassment in Christian institutions and by Christians in the last 2 weeks.
James, the 52 year-old Principal of CE Higher Secondary School in Trichy, operating with government aid, has been arrested for sexually abusing a minor girl. The 13 year girl was staying in the hostel, Heber Home, attached to the school along with her 2 sisters and a brother. The children are said to have lost their father recently and the mother allegedly left them.
While other children left for home during Deepavali holidays, the girl and her siblings remained in the hostel due to their unfortunate circumstances. As per the girl's account James took her to the storage room in the school and sexually abused her. She complained to James' wife, Stella Mary who works as a teacher in the same school and is the warden of the hostel. But Stella who not only scolded the victim but threatened her to remain silent as well. Distressed and frightened the victim is said to have not eaten or slept properly and fell ill.
Following this, the school sent the children to their relatives. The victim revealed her ordeal to her relatives who then lodged a complaint in the all women police station in Srirangam. Both James and his wife Stella have been booked under POCSO and arrested and the department of school education has terminated them from service.
CE Higher Secondary School is run by Christian Endeavour Literary Trust which is an FCRA NGO (TN/076040439). Though it was registered as an FCRA NGO in 2019, it hasn't filed any quarterly or annual returns so far. Christian Endeavour is an international organisation for young Christians to train them as 'disciples'. CE's website says its aim is to "INSPIRE, EQUIP and ENCOURAGE churches to Biblically develop youth as Christ-centered leaders".
Christian institutions are becoming dens of sexual crimes as their status as minorities and foreign connections help them evade punishment. Since November 15, 5 such incidents have been reported in Tamil Nadu alone. On November 15, the 65 year old founder and principal of Annai Amala Children's Home and St.Agnes Matriculation School in Villupuram was arrested after 2 of the home's inmates complained of physical and sexual abuse. The girls ran away from the home unable to bear the abuse.
On November 22, a girl student of Gnana Deepam Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Salem had tried to take life after facing sexual harassment from the school's Karate master for 4 long years. The school is being run using funds received through an FCRA NGO.
On December 2, 2 college professors were arrested for sexually abusing their girl students. One of them worked in St.Thomas College of Arts and Science in Chennai and was a repeat offender. Now a principal of a Christian school has been arrested for the same charges. In two of the incidents the harassment happened to children staying in hostels/homes attached to the schools.
HinduPost has been flagging the issue of sexual abuse in Christian run institutions for a longtime and would like to pose the following questions to the public and the government
Why are so many foreign charities (faith motivated) funding so many schools and orphanages in Tamil Nadu?
Tamil Nadu is supposedly a social justice beacon, and one which is socially advanced etc.. If so, why are its basic needs such as education being funded from abroad, even now?
Why is the Home Ministry not banning foreign funding for our schools and orphanages?
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Friday, April 29th and Saturday, April 30th: The Nat Adderley, Jr. Quartet *** SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! ***
April 29, 2022 @ 7:30 pm – April 30, 2022 @ 11:00 pm
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Nat Adderley, Jr., is a renowned jazz pianist, bandleader, arranger, and producer. Nat is perhaps best known for his more than twenty-year tenure as music director for R&B legend Luther Vandross, during which time he wrote, arranged, and produced some of Luther's most iconic and beloved songs. He is also known for his work on the recordings of Kirk Whalum, Gloria Lynn, and Aretha Franklin. Nat Adderley, Jr. received his BA from Yale University.
In recent years, Nat has primarily been seen performing with his jazz ensemble, as well as in the piano chair with notable jazz musicians including Vincent Herring, Regina Carter, Tom Scott, and Jay Hoggard.Nat has appeared at jazz festivals and venues all over the world including Beijing, Singapore, Cape Town, Vienna, Tokyo, and at the INNtöne Jazzfestival in Diersbach. In 2019, Nat's band headlined the Central Jersey Jazz Festival, produced by WBGO's Sheila Anderson. Most recently, Nat headlined the star-studded reopening of the storied Apollo Theater in Harlem. Nat's inimitable style—his authentic and reverential craft as a jazz pianist, mixed with his mastery of pop and R&B idioms, his unparalleled musical sensitivity and artistry, and his showman's charm and wit—make his shows memorable events that are not to be missed. **** SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! SOLD OUT!! *******
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Nissan strengthened its service network for its customers in India today by entering into a strategic partnership with MyTVS, a brand owned by TVS Automobile Solutions Private Ltd. (TVS ASPL), one of the India's largest car service networks. Together with MyTVS, Nissan will soon have eight Nissan Authorised Service Points (NASP) in Tamil Nadu, in addition to its own dealer network of 23 outlets, to improve customer access to car service. Datsun began sales of its third model in India, the redi-GO urban cross, in early June so the option of having greater access to car servicing adds to the appeal of buying a Datsun vehicle for prospective customers.
"Increased options and more convenient access to car servicing makes our customers happier," said Guillaume Sicard, President of Nissan India Operations. "We are always striving to enhance the pleasure of owning a Nissan or Datsun car in India. Our partnership with MyTVS shows Nissan's unwavering commitment to improving convenience and satisfaction for our customers," he added.
expansion of NASPs to cover other locations throughout India.
As the Nissan and Datsun brands' product portfolios develop, establishing an extensive, quality-focused sales and service network is central to their long-term growth in India. Nissan aims to double its reach by 2017 with a total presence of 300 dealers throughout India, aiming to grow its network to cover 95% of the population.
MyTVS a brand owned by TVS Automobile Solutions Private Limited (TVS ASPL), one of India's largest companies in the automobile aftermarket. The TVS ASPL Group offers car service and parts solutions to multiple brands. Their service options include roadside assistance, automotive insurance, tools and equipment, and fleet.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced the return of the Datsun brand, Nissan's third global brand alongside Nissan and Infiniti, in March 2012. Datsun provides a sustainable motoring experience to optimistic up-and-coming customers in high-growth markets. Datsun partnered with French manufacturer Renault under the Renault-Nissan Alliance since March 1999.


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import java.util.List;

import org.jfree.ui.RectangleEdge;

/**
 * A collection of axes that have been assigned to the TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT or
 * RIGHT of a chart.  This class is used internally by JFreeChart, you won't
 * normally need to use it yourself.
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public class AxisCollection {

    /** The axes that need to be drawn at the top of the plot area. */
    private List axesAtTop;

    /** The axes that need to be drawn at the bottom of the plot area. */
    private List axesAtBottom;

    /** The axes that need to be drawn at the left of the plot area. */
    private List axesAtLeft;

    /** The axes that need to be drawn at the right of the plot area. */
    private List axesAtRight;

    /**
     * Creates a new empty collection.
     */
    public AxisCollection() {
        this.axesAtTop = new java.util.ArrayList();
        this.axesAtBottom = new java.util.ArrayList();
        this.axesAtLeft = new java.util.ArrayList();
        this.axesAtRight = new java.util.ArrayList();
    }

    /**
     * Returns a list of the axes (if any) that need to be drawn at the top of
     * the plot area.
     *
     * @return A list of axes.
     */
    public List getAxesAtTop() {
        return this.axesAtTop;
    }

   /**
    * Returns a list of the axes (if any) that need to be drawn at the bottom
    * of the plot area.
    *
    * @return A list of axes.
    */
   public List getAxesAtBottom() {
        return this.axesAtBottom;
    }

    /**
     * Returns a list of the axes (if any) that need to be drawn at the left
     * of the plot area.
     *
     * @return A list of axes.
     */
    public List getAxesAtLeft() {
        return this.axesAtLeft;
    }

    /**
    * Returns a list of the axes (if any) that need to be drawn at the right
    * of the plot area.
    *
    * @return A list of axes.
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    public List getAxesAtRight() {
        return this.axesAtRight;
    }

    /**
     * Adds an axis to the collection.
     *
     * @param axis  the axis (null not permitted).
     * @param edge  the edge of the plot that the axis should be drawn on
     *              (null not permitted).
     */
    public void add(Axis axis, RectangleEdge edge) {
        if (axis == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Null 'axis' argument.");
        }
        if (edge == null) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Null 'edge' argument.");
        }
        if (edge == RectangleEdge.TOP) {
            this.axesAtTop.add(axis);
        }
        else if (edge == RectangleEdge.BOTTOM) {
            this.axesAtBottom.add(axis);
        }
        else if (edge == RectangleEdge.LEFT) {
            this.axesAtLeft.add(axis);
        }
        else if (edge == RectangleEdge.RIGHT) {
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DE111® Approved as Non-Novel Food by Health Canada
May 9, 2018 in Company News
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes has announced that its proprietary strain of Bacillus subtilis DE111 has been granted non-Novel Food ingredient status in Canada. A letter of non-objection has been received from Health Canada, confirming that DE111 is not considered a Novel Food and may be sold as a food ingredient.
About Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes, based in Kennesaw, Ga., specializes in customized enzyme and probiotic-based formulations, collaborating with customers to develop innovative and often proprietary solutions. In addition to customized formulations, the company offers a line of university and clinically studied branded products. Deerland provides regulatory support and also performs specialty contract manufacturing services, including bulk blends, liquids, hard shell capsules, and tablets; as well as bottling and labeling. To contact Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes, call 800.697.8179 or email info@DeerlandEnzymes.com.
Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics to Launch Solarplast® Ingredient for Anti-Aging at Engredea 2018
March 1, 2018 in Company News
Deerland will introduce its newest branded product, Solarplast® at this year's Engredea/Expo West trade show in Anaheim, CA. Solarplast is an extract of organic dark leafy greens, which is enzymatically enhanced by a unique and proprietary manufacturing process. It utilizes the power of the chloroplasts found in dark leafy greens to provide a rich source of molecular chaperones and antioxidants, all in a naturally occurring lipid protective coating.
Deerland's DE111® Probiotic Supports Regularity, According to Latest Study
January 2, 2018 in Company News
Researchers have found that consumption of Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes' probiotic strain DE111® can improve occasional constipation and/or diarrhea in healthy individuals, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Probiotics & Health.
Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics Earns Non-GMO Project Verification for Dairylytic® and Glutalytic®
November 13, 2017 in Company News
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes is pleased to announce that it has earned Non-GMO Project verification for Dairylytic® and Glutalytic®, the company's branded enzyme blends for dairy and gluten digestion.
Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics Granted Use Patent for PreforPro® Prebiotic
November 7, 2017 in Company News
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes is pleased to announce that it has received a notice of allowance for its US patent application directed to prebiotic compositions comprising bacteriophages, namely Deerland's branded prebiotic, PreforPro.
Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics Earns Non-GMO Project Verification for ProHydrolase®
October 5, 2017 in Company News
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes is pleased to announce that it has earned Non-GMO Project verification for ProHydrolase, the company's branded enzyme blend for protein digestion.
Deerland to Highlight Custom Formulations and Branded Products at SupplySide West
September 13, 2017 in Company News
The gut microbiome is one of the most exciting areas of scientific study today. There's no better way to learn about it than at SupplySide West, held from September 27 to 28, in Las Vegas, Nevada. This premier tradeshow assembles more than 15,000 ingredient buyers and suppliers from the dietary supplement, beverage, functional food, personal care, and sports nutrition industries. SupplySide West provides industry leaders a closer look at the science and strategy around the development of finished products, with over 1,200 exhibitors and 140 hours of educational and conference programming.
Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics' Lab is Now ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accredited
August 1, 2017 in Company News
Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes is pleased to announce that it has earned the ISO/IEC 17025:2005 certification from the ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board (ANAB).
RoundTable Healthcare Partners Makes Investment In Deerland Enzymes & Probiotics
June 20, 2017 in Company News
RoundTable Healthcare Partners ("RoundTable"), an operating-oriented private equity firm focused exclusively on the healthcare industry, announced today that it has made an investment in Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes ("Deerland" or the "Company"). Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
DE111® Probiotic Provides Benefits for Body Fat Percentage and Athletic Performance, According to Latest Study
June 6, 2017 in Company News
Researchers have found that consumption of the probiotic strain DE111® in conjunction with adequate post-workout nutrition can improve body composition and indices of athletic performance during offseason training in collegiate athletes.
The study found that compared to the placebo, the probiotic DE111 produced statistically significantly improvements in the reduction of body fat percentage, and a strong trend indicating improved performance of the deadlift exercise. "These findings are encouraging for athletic individuals, both professional and recreational, that are looking for ways to naturally achieve maximum results from their training efforts," said Dr. John Deaton, vice president of science and technology at Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes.


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How Business Model Innovation Has Changed the Game of Cybercrime Tal Sheffer • March 28, 2017
Ransomware and banking Trojans dominate the cybercrime mainstream today, and their technical operations are heavily analyzed. But little attention has been given the business model which plays a large role in dictating their behavior, targets and tactics.
A revolutionary concept in cybercrime is what I call "distributed cybercrime," a business model in which cybercriminals attack many victims in the same campaign. Like many other inventions now common in modern life, distributed cybercrime may seem trivial today. But this concept emerged little more than a decade ago and has already dominated the threat landscape.
"Whatever the next big thing is in cybercrime, you can be sure it will be driven by ROI - nothing dictates the dark industry more than these three simple letters."
Improved ROI and the support of a newly erected "dark industry" has made distributed cybercrime the hottest trend in cybercrime. Most of the professional cybercriminal groups today develop malware with a distributed business model, then use professional platforms, distribution services and infection experts to attack the world. They don't know who their victims are nor do they care. They're not looking to get points on style. They're just businessmen who built the perfect, automated money-making machine.
6 Reasons Why Cybercriminals Love the New Business Model
Beginning in 2006, innovations in malware, banking Trojans and ransomware created a new type of business model for cybercriminals: Rather than concentrating all their efforts on penetrating high-quality targets, they can steal small amounts of money from numerous victims.
The business model of distributed cybercrime has made some attackers multi-millionaires in a short amount of time due to its many business benefits:
Attacks require less effort as they target "low-hanging fruit" (i.e., individuals or organizations with sub-par security).
Attack skill level is low compared to techniques such as spear-phishing - regular ol' phishing is good enough for weak targets.
Highly coveted zero-day vulnerabilities are no longer required for profitable attacks - mainstream CVE vulnerabilities with known exploits and existing patches will do, as many victims don't patch regularly.
Any standard endpoint is a potential source of revenue, making lateral movement toward the crown jewels irrelevant.
When you attack the world, the sky is the limit - the amount of potential revenues is endless.
Less effort and more profit means better ROI.
Mass Distribution, Victim Profiling and Outsourcing
The new business model presented new challenges for cybercriminals. If you want to become filthy rich through distributed cybercrime, you can't just attack 100 victims - you need to attack hundreds of thousands of victims. This drove professional cybercriminals to build mass-distribution platforms to spread their malware and automated-infection systems to exploit victims' machines and run the malware.
But quantity of traffic is not enough. Victims must fit a desirable profile. Cybercriminals want to avoid targeting low-income victims with ransomware as they're probably less able to pay the ransom, and the ransomware's language should match the victims' language to ensure instructions on purchasing bitcoin and paying the ransom are understood. Mass distribution experts and traffic dealers offer their shady customers this very type of targeted services.
In addition to victim-specific traffic, infection services are also up for sale (or more commonly, for rent). Rather than coming up with new or unique exploits, pre-packaged exploit kits are readily available to launch the attack of your choosing. These kits supply the distribution and traffic services mentioned above, use the best exploit available to infect victims' machines and, if successful, run the customer's malware. The exploit kit method essentially outsources distribution and infection to reliable, high-quality service providers at an affordable price.
Where Have All the Targeted Attackers Gone?
You may ask yourself: what happened to targeted attacks? The answer: absolutely nothing (and thank you for asking). In fact, targeted attacks today are easier than ever, as demonstrated by cyber attackers who do care about the identity of their victims (like nation-states). Targeted attacks did not disappear - they've only been eclipsed by the attractiveness of the ROI of distributed attacks. Only when the profitability of targeted attacks can compete with the distributed cybercrime business model will we see their rise to prevalence again.
There are initial signs that cybercriminals are testing targeted attacks with malware more commonly used for distributed attacks, as evidenced by recent ransomware attacks on high-quality targets such as hospitals and hotels. The problem comes back to ROI: While cybercriminals demanded up to $5 million ransom from one victim, the highest ransom paid by a single victim (as far as we know) was a meager $28,000.
What's next for the innovative cybercriminal? My prediction: a hybrid business model with tailored ransom pricing. Imagine a mass-distribution platform doling out ransomware on a global scale that, when executed, will assess the victim's environment. If that environment is a consumer's machine, the calculated ransom will be relatively low; if it's an enterprise network, considerably higher; if it's critical infrastructure, astronomical.
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There are two main parts to declaring your major.
1. Choosing your major: Some students know from early on in their college careers what they want to study, either because of strong interests they've developed previously or because of their long-term goals.
Many students come to college not knowing what they will major in, and quite a few change their minds during or after the freshman year. Consider this decision as a process - weighing your interests, gathering information, talking to people - there are a number of resources designed to assist you in thinking through your "major" decision.
2. Officially declaring the major: Your need to apply for acceptance into the major you have chosen and gaining official approval from the appropriate department. You will declare your clusters at the same time as your major. All this involves a series of steps, outlined in the major declaration section of the sophomores website.


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When it comes to your company's website SEO Firm Hampton, few things have as much influence on your site traffic than its presence (or lack thereof) on the first results pages of the top search engines. This handpicked selection of search engine optimization tips and tricks will help you to get your name near the top of the list.
Give your online website a boost with search engine optimization. Search engine optimization is a strategy that is used to bring your webpage higher in the search results when someone uses google, yahoo or similar to find a website on a particular subject. By using key words and phrases that are associated with your business Search Engine Marketing Grant, you can greatly increase the traffic you see on your site.
Use your strongest keywords in your site's name, in the sub-folders Balm SEO, and in the page names. This will help your site, as well as individual pages, rank more strongly. Search engines will give relevant pages high rank, and you can link those pages to others in your site. All of this strengthens your entire site and helps it to rank.


"Two police teams from Kerala arrived here on December 5 to help us conduct the joint probe. The teams are headed by Kerala North Zone Inspector General of Police Tomin J Thachankary and Superintendent of Police, Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), P Raju", Joint Commissioner of Police Alok Kumar told reporters.
The two suspected LeT operatives, T Nazir and Shafaz, who were arrested along the Indo-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya and subsequently handed over by Bangladesh Rifles to the Border Security Force on December 2, were brought here on December 4. A local court remanded them to 14-day police custody the next day.
Nazir is the prime accused in the serial bomb blasts in July 2008 which claimed one life and left 20 others injured, police said. He is also wanted in connection with several cases in Kerala including the 2005 bus burning case at Kalamassery in Kochi, two murders in Kannur district and the twin blasts at Kozhikode in 2006.
Nazir's role in recruiting Muslim youth for 'jehad' along the Indo-Pak border was revealed by some arrested terror suspects in Kashmir after four Malayalee youths died in army encounters while trying to sneak into PoK in October last year.


CLEVELAND, TN, March 9, 2016: Throughout the month of March, Check Into Cash invites you to enter the Make a Splash Giveaway on Facebook. The Make a Splash Giveaway offers a cash prize to one lucky winner, plus a funding contribution to a great cause. At the end of March, one winner will get $500, and Check Into Cash will match the prize with a $500 donation Charity: Water!
The basic necessity Check Into Cash will help provide this month is something many of us take for granted, water. Charity: Water uses public donations to fund projects that bring clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. $500 from Check Into Cash will go along way toward funding these projects.
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The Smugglers' Trail leads from South Beach, Troon, along the Wrack Road across Royal Troon Golf Club, past Crosbie Kirk and through Fullarton Woods. From the Main Street, in Loans the trail crosses ancient woodland and enjoys stunning views over the Firth of Clyde. This historic route has been in regular use from early times including use by smugglers.
The route is an easy to moderate woodland and coastal walk, however the incline rises to 1:6 in places. The walk takes about two hours to complete, it is advisable to wear sensible footwear.


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ISLAMORADA, Florida Keys — The no-experience-necessary "Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!" girls' getaway provides female anglers the chance to learn, network and enjoy some tournament competition Friday through Sunday, Oct. 19-21, in the sport fishing capital of Islamorada.
The Florida Keys weekend teaches aspiring anglers basic hands-on fishing skills that they can put into practice in optional offshore and inshore fishing situations. Participants learn about conservation and responsible angling techniques from prominent fishing captains based in the Keys.
The seminar kicks off Friday, Oct. 19, with a 6:30-8:30 p.m. meet-and-greet networking social at Tavernier's BPOE Elks Lodge at mile marker (MM) 92 bayside. Participants and guests can enjoy a fundraising raffle, silent auction and appetizer contest.
Saturday's activities are scheduled from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., with classroom presentations by professional local guides on fishing basics, conservation, release techniques and more. After lunch, hands-on activities include knot tying, bait rigging, spin and net casting, boat and trailer handling, stand-up fish fighting techniques, gaffing, removing hooks and filleting the catch.
Presenters include fly-fishing legend Stu Apte, world-class IGFA Hall of Famer Capt. Gary Ellis, tournament champion Allison Stattner, accomplished female angler Capt. Lee Lavery and several others.
A cocktail party is to follow Saturday evening at Seaside Glassworks, MM 82 bayside.
Both Friday and Sunday, participants can opt for an additional inshore or offshore fishing adventure, followed by a filleting demonstration, out of Whale Harbor Marina, MM 83.5 oceanside. Anglers can fish from a sport-fishing vessel, inshore flats boat or drift boat. Additional fees apply.
Anglers who choose to fish both days are entered into the LLGF Fishing Fever Tournament, a friendly entry-level competition that awards prizes.
Weekend seminars fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged. Online early registration is $125 per person. VIP registration of $160 entitles participants to premium reserved seating, socials and meals as well as future rebates and savings on souvenirs. Registrants must confirm their entry into the Fishing Fever Tournament when signing up.


For the last few months, a certain commenter has replied to my posts and it's starting to become an annoyance. He/She isn't saying anything obscene or offensive but based on what they've said, I've decided that this person is stupid. In the humblest way I can say, this person replies to me almost in a fanboy/fangirl type of way.
Anyhow, I'd love to link his/her comments to me but he/she seems to float around the sub-blogs a lot so that's why I'm just going to vent. Has anyone ever dealt with a "fan"?
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The fabric of this work has been completely immersed in the colors of the homeland of the composer, Asturias, in Northern Spain. The composer is presenting a very personal and intimate view of this land, its customs and landscapes. The imagery is not presented literally, but as memories and dreams, which as the music progresses they become more and more vivid.


HEPA filtration provides among the best control over pollutants that can cause problems for otherwise healthy people along with allergy sufferers and asthmatics. HEPA stands for high-efficiency particulate air — using the same technology used in hospitals to limit the spread of contaminants, HEPA filters are the best you can get.
They're highly effective. HEPA filters remove up to 99.97 percent of particulate contaminants from the air in your home. That includes particles — contaminants such as pollen, dander and dust mites — as well as bioaerosols, which include mold, bacteria and viruses. HEPA filtration systems are designed to manage larger particles, like dust, as well as the smallest of particles, less than 0.1 microns in size (generally small enough that a microscope is needed to see them). And they produce no ozone emissions in the process.
They're proven. If you're looking for a HEPA filtration system, look for one labeled "true HEPA." Unlike so-called HEPA-like filters, true HEPA filtration systems have passed rigorous industry testing to earn their designation.
They're unobtrusive. HEPA filtration systems work quietly and out of sight. They can be installed to work in parallel with your existing heating and cooling system.
Because HEPA filters are so effective, they require their own fan and their own system of ducts. That's because HEPA filters are very tightly woven and the normal furnace fan just isn't strong enough to move the air thru the HEPA filter bed. Separate HEPA systems remove contaminants from the air, then send the filtered air into your existing ductwork to be conveyed throughout your home.
For more information on how to take back control over the quality of your home's indoor air, contact the experts at P.K. Wadsworth Heating & Cooling. We have proudly served northeast Ohio homeowners since 1936, and we welcome the opportunity to answer questions.


For one reason or the other, you must have had indulged in one night of red wine drinking. Thing is you liked it, then it started to become a thing. Maybe the drinking is becoming even more occasional and you are wondering if you are actually helping your health with your love for red wine. I have an answer for you; red wine is good for your health, albeit when taken moderately. Red wine is good for the mood and the sight of the best red wine glasses makes you happy already – but vino is just as good for your health.
Here are some of the reason why drinking red wine is good for your health.
Resveratrol is a polyphenol which is concentrated in red wine. It is usually found in the skin of grapes (which by now you know is where you derive red wine); it is an antioxidant with huge health benefit making it responsible for the health benefits of red wine. This however should not be seen as a reason to get addicted or over indulge in red wine drinking – red wine is only beneficial when taken moderately.
By moderately drinking red wine, you can actually reduce the risk of getting dementia. In a research carried out by the Loyola University Medical Center, it was found out that moderate drinkers of red wine are almost 25% less likely to develop dementia. This is not saying red wine is the cure to dementia, nope. All this means is that red wine does its own bit in helping you prevent dementia.
While the common notion is that alcohol drinking increases the chances of developing liver-related diseases, red wine bucks the trend. Liver diseases, particularly non-alcoholic fatty liver diseases are significantly prevented by moderately drinking red wine. One shot of red wine in the best red wine glasses actually helps the liver!
This is another unexpected benefit of liver – it might even sound ridiculous to some that red wine helps prevent breast cancer. Why? Alcohol generally increases the risk of developing breast cancer – but the opposite is the case with red wine. Also, this is backed by research. In a study carried out by researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, red wine was shown to prevent breast cancer.
While no medical doctor is going to recommend red wine for you if you are not a drinker already, no medical doctor is going to stop you either. All you have to do is keep moderate and you are good to go.
So there you have, red wine is actually good for your health. The most important thing to note though is that moderate red wine drinking is good for your health, even doing more than benefits listed above. So you have more reasons to enjoy your next sip of red wine from the best red wine glasses.
Esther Ruiz is the creator and founder of crystaldecor.com. An expert in wine and glasses. She is a lover of all things good. A writer by day, a writer by night – she loves writing about herself in the third person, makes her feel good about herself. Why listen to me? Cos I got a great taste in music and wine.
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Now that the Super Bowl is over we can move onto something just as exciting...The 2018 Winter Olympics. The Opening Ceremonies begin on February 8th with games lasting for the next two weeks and let's be honest with ourselves, this is going to consume our lives. If you don't have Uber Eats installed on your phone, download it. If you haven't washed your favorite cozy blanket do it before the games begin, there is no time for frivolous chores during the Olympics. This may also be a great time to test run having your groceries delivered instead of actually going to the store, after all, it's about priorities this month.
So now that the basics are covered it's time to decide where you will be watching history in the making for the majority of the month. The sofa is a large commitment, and if you want to have space to yourself, especially during the high-pressure moments then a chair is your go-to for the games. Below are some suggestions, take into consideration the need to move, leap, cheer and generally bounce from seat to feet on all the intense moments that we are sure to see from TEAM USA.
Opening Ceremonies: Such a nostalgic time, watching the beginning of the games with the ones you love, maybe hosting a small watch party with close friends and family. The Rowe Caren Chair is large enough for two and sturdy enough for excitement when TEAM USA makes their first appearance.
Hockey: This is a game for the whole family to watch. Order the food (or cook your favorite dish) pour the wine, beer, whiskey (you may need it all with this round of competition) then climb into this Bernhardt Odeon Chair. Its soft, warm and fits perfectly into this memorable family night. Its ability to be versatile in any space makes it the perfect chair for everyone.
Curling: This is a favorite of everyone. The intensity of this game seems to be never ending which is why you will want to curl up in Moe's Connor Club Chair. Sinking into it with your favorite cozy blanket, and a cup of tea will be all you need to enjoy the competition. Promise.


Hey guys! Check out this fun video I did with Ashley from ashleyweston.com. She's a celebrity menswear stylist who styles a ton of A-List celebrities as well as magazine covers. Check out her great site and YouTube channel for more style advice. Agree or disagree with our answers? Keep the conversation going in the comments!
Anyway we can get an article on graphic t shirts vs plain?
I split the baby – plain graphics tshirts, if any.
Random question: What shirt are you wearing in the video? I love the simple, rugged look. Thanks!
Thanks! It's a denim shirt from Gap, it doesn't seem to be on their website unfortunately.