Facilities Guests can enjoy a pleasant stay in one of the 97 rooms. Wireless internet access is available to travellers in the public areas. Those arriving in their own vehicles can leave them in the car park of the motel. Rooms Rooms feature air conditioning and a bathroom. A double bed ensures a good night's sleep. Cots are available for younger guests. A fridge, a microwave and a tea/coffee station are provided as standard. Internet access and WiFi add to the comfort of the holiday. The accommodation offers non-smoking rooms. Sports/Entertainment The establishment offers attractions including sport and entertainment opportunities. The motel features a pool and an outdoor pool. The accommodation offers golf (for a fee) to travellers. Meals Breakfast can be booked.


How are you? Sorry for the delay.. Trying to catch up on emails. The procedure was so different to how I imagined it... I can't believe I was so scared for so long. Everyone was really nice and Dr. Epstein is wonderful!!! I can't wait to see the results!!! I'm really happy and excited! Thank you so much for reassuring me to go through with procedure! Happy I finally did it!
Thank you for everything! Happy New Years!!


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PowerPoint 2010 and 2013 for Windows originally included support for embedding YouTube videos that were in an old format that YouTube no longer supports. As this old format started disappearing from the YouTube service, the support for YouTube videos in PowerPoint started faltering. These changes led us to disable support for inserting online videos from the product because we could not reliably support playing back YouTube videos.
The next time you update Windows, it will include a fix for whichever version of Office (2010 or 2013) that you have - alternatively, the link above to the Technet Blog has links to the updates which you can install manually.
For the past year there have been many comments on my YouTube videos, that showed how to use embed code to display a video in PowerPoint, from people who could not get my instructions to work. I made "Work around" videos (using Developer Tools) so that people could continue to use YouTube in PowerPoint. The new embed code works fine and does not need to be changed. This means I will have to remove some of the videos showing the work-arounds - I will also be interested to see if there is a noticeable effect on the analytics for the channel.


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Q: Creating a named_scope for "no children" in a has_many association I would like to have a named_scope for blogs with zero posts.
The following does not work.
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
  belongs_to :blog
end

class Blog < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :posts

  named_scope :has_no_posts, :conditions => "blogs.id NOT IN (SELECT blog_id FROM posts)"
end

A: Are you sure it does not work? It works for me.

A: Not sure why your code does not work. Does it error or not return what you expect? Can you post the sql it generates?
However you could try:
named_scope :has_no_posts, :include => [:posts], :conditions => "posts.id IS NULL"

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This guide will help you create your own protocol plug-in for IoTivity. By installing the plug-in at runtime, your device can communicate with IoTivity applications.
Using the Plugin Manager API, an application can start plugins located in a specific folder. After starting, the plugin will try to find it's device using it's own protocol and will create a resource server when the device is found. Then the application can find and communicate with the resource using the base API as a normal IoTivity resource, as shown in the following diagram.
The following sections describe how to start plugins using Plugin Manager.
The following XML description is a plugin manifest file for Philips Hue Plugin.
With the plugin information described in the manifest file, the application can start plugins.
This guide describes how to communicate with non-oic devices using plugins and the IoTivity API.


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Юрий Сенкевич:
 Сенкевич, Юрий Александрович (1937—2003) — советский и российский учёный-медик, путешественник и телеведущий, журналист, продюсер, полковник медицинской службы.
 Сенкевич, Юрий Вячеславович (род. 1955) — советский и российский театральный и киноактёр.
 Сенкевич, Юрий Николаевич (род. 1954) — советский и российский спортсмен и тренер по самбо, заслуженный тренер России.

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month: October
Rehearsing rehabilitation UCT postgrads are working with a drama programme that aims to support prisoners during their reintegration into society. 31 Oct 2017
Human cell researcher gets funding boost Professor Musa Mhlanga has received a grant for funding to contribute to a global project to map all the cells in the human body. 31 Oct 2017
What about rainwater harvesting? With the rainy season drawing to a close, hydro-climatologist Piotr Wolski suggests that rainwater harvesting may help with getting through the dry months of 2018. 30 Oct 2017
VC's Concert picks up the pace The annual Vice-Chancellor's Concert series presented feats of agility and skill in a medley of performances by students from the South African College of Music. 27 Oct 2017
How to transform student support efforts Extended development programmes shouldn't try to sanitise contentious issues, but rather engage with students about the necessity of the programmes and how they contribute to transformation. 27 Oct 2017
Meet the giant dinosaur that roamed southern Africa 200 million years ago Postdoc research fellow Lara Sciscio and her team have discovered that carnivorous dinosaurs from 8 to 9 m long lived in southern Africa during the Early Jurassic. 27 Oct 2017 Republished
Unraveling what's holding back women economists in academia Michael E Rose, a PhD candidate in economics, suggests that men's attitudes might be sidelining women from the social network of informal collaboration. 26 Oct 2017 Republished
UCT student presents solution to food waste Master's student Maryjane Mokgethi has just returned from the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit, where she presented an app designed to reduce food waste. 25 Oct 2017
Absa increases support to UCT The Barclays Africa Group has pledged R10 million to UCT to fund "missing middle" students as part of its R210-million CEO Scholarship Fund. 25 Oct 2017
South Africa's police: at times proud, at times shamed by the work they do UCT's Dr Andrew Faull spent eight months shadowing SAPS officers as they went about their work at two police stations in Cape Town and two in the Eastern Cape. 25 Oct 2017 Republished
Women athletes talk sport on campus UCT's Student Sports Union will host a talk about women in sport on 24 October at 18:00 in the PD Hahn Building annex on upper campus. 24 Oct 2017
Money woes force South Africa to revisit how it rewards researchers The National Research Foundation recently announced that it will dramatically scale back the "incentive" funding it offers to rated researchers. 24 Oct 2017
Master's student at the World Economic Forum Master's student Shamiso Kumbirai will be a representative of southern African youth at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos in 2018. 23 Oct 2017
Student entrepreneurs enact change through education Student entrepreneur Jono Field signed contracts with his first two tutors on the bonnet of his dad's car in 2015. Now he and partner Kosta Kappatos manage 90 tutors. 23 Oct 2017
UCT preparing for a water-sensitive campus The current drought is an opportunity for UCT to use its water-sensitive urban-design expertise to showcase what it means to be a water-sensitive campus. 23 Oct 2017
Why Cape Town's drought was so hard to forecast Cape Town's drought and associated water shortage has officially escalated to the level of a disaster, which comes with severe water restrictions. 20 Oct 2017 Republished
Lessons in innovation and intervention Professor Ulrike Rivett traversed 17 years of ICT4D research in her inaugural lecture: "ICT for development: the good intentions of the mobile phone". 20 Oct 2017
SHAWCO Health's new president Fifth-year medical student James van Duuren is the newly appointed president of SHAWCO Health for 2018. 19 Oct 2017

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Layoff, demotion notices sent out for Jacksonville firefighters
Union head gears up for more bargaining; city says it's not budging.
Matt Soergel
Andy Miska got a call Saturday evening to report to Jacksonville fire headquarters in the morning. He knew what was coming.
He woke up Sunday, went downtown at the beginning of his shift, read over the paperwork handed to him, then signed his name to it.
It's official: As of Oct. 12, he'll be demoted from engineer to firefighter. At headquarters, Miska, who is based at Station 5 on Forest Street, asked when he'd get promoted again. No one had an answer.
Not a great way to start the workday. "It's reality, I guess," Miska said, 31, a graduate of Bishop Kenny High School who's been a member of the department for five years. "It's not fun at all."
After the Jacksonville fire union last week rejected a contract struck by union leaders, Miska learned he'll be one of 23 people demoted, effective Oct. 12. Another 15 firefighters - all in their first year - will be laid off.
Fire union President Randy Wyse said the union will take a new approach to negotiations when it goes back to the collective bargaining table with the city. He wouldn't say yet what that new tack will be.
"Give us a couple of days," Wyse said. "You'll know it when you see it. The members have spoken - this is what we want to do, and this is what I want to do. It will be glaringly obvious."
The city, however, will not budge, said Misty Skipper, spokeswoman for Mayor John Peyton.
"We're not going to offer anything better than what was on the table before," she said. "It's hard to see a path where we can reach an agreement."
If one of the two sides declares an impasse, the negotiations will go to a magistrate.
Skipper said the city's position will be what it initially offered the union: pay cuts of 3 percent, employees paying 10 percent of personal health costs and the freezing of tenure-based raises.
About 53 percent of fire union members turned down a deal made by union leaders that would have had 2 percent pay cuts, with no layoffs for at least a year.
Voting, which ended Friday, was close, with the deal falling short by just 70 votes. The union has about 1,200 members.
That showed what a tough decision it was for firefighters, said Lt. Skip Smith of Station 58 on Joeandy Road.
"I had to do what was right, not what I wanted to do," he said. "I won't tell you what it was, but it was in all honesty a hard decision to make."
Smith said the laid-off rookie firefighters have been especially unfairly treated.
"The city knew this was coming up a year or so ago. They went ahead and hired these people, got them out in the flock, and we embraced them," Smith said. "Then they held them us against us when it came time to negotiate the contract. It's unfair."
matt.soergel@jacksonville.com, (904) 359-4082


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Appeal of MELONIE GRANT, on behalf of her son TYRONNE CLARK, from action of the Board of Education of the Baldwin Union Free School District regarding residency.
(July 12, 2007)
Ingerman Smith, LLP, attorneys for respondent, Alla Brodsky, Esq., of counsel
AHEARN, Acting Commissioner.--Petitioner appeals the determination of the Board of Education of the Baldwin Union Free School District ("respondent") that her son, Tyronne, is not a district resident. The appeal must be dismissed.
In August 2006, petitioner enrolled Tyronne in respondent's district indicating an address on Meadow Lane in Freeport, New York ("the Baldwin address"). On December 6, 2006, Tyronne told his teacher that he and his mother had stayed in Queens Village ("the Queens address") with his aunt for the past two nights and that he would be residing in Queens by Christmas. Tyronne's teacher contacted petitioner and asked her whether she and Tyronne had moved out of the district. In response, petitioner wrote a letter to the teacher stating that Tyronne was confused about their living situation because his aunt had created a bedroom for him and his sister for weekends when she watched them. Based upon the foregoing, respondent began an investigation of petitioner's residence.
Between December 21, 2006 and February 16, 2007, respondent's investigators conducted surveillance of the Baldwin address on 10 dates. Each morning of the surveillance, neither petitioner, Tyronne nor petitioner's vehicle were observed at the Baldwin address. However, respondent's investigator verified that Tyronne was present at school on those dates. Respondent's investigator also observed another vehicle parked at this address on three of those dates.
Respondent's investigators conducted surveillance of the Queens address on 13 separate mornings during this period. Petitioner's vehicle was observed parked at the Queens address on each of the 13 mornings and on five of those 13 dates, petitioner was observed exiting the Queens address with Tyronne.
By letter dated January 10, 2007, respondent's director of pupil services ("director") advised petitioner of the results of the district's investigation and the determination that petitioner and her son were not district residents. The letter invited petitioner to attend a meeting where she would have the opportunity to present evidence to support her residency claim.
On January 22, 2007, petitioner met with respondent's investigator and the director. During this meeting, petitioner advised them that she had been staying with her sister at the Queens address for personal reasons and that she leaves the Queens address early in the morning to drop Tyronne off at school in Baldwin. Petitioner also stated that she has two jobs, both in Manhattan, and that she takes the train from Baldwin to Manhattan in the morning.
By letter dated January 25, 2007, the director notified petitioner of the district's determination that she and Tyronne were not district residents. This appeal ensued and petitioner's request for interim relief was granted on February 22, 2007. Thereafter, respondent's investigator resumed surveillance of the Baldwin address in the early mornings and evenings of February 28 and March 1, 2007. On each of these occasions, petitioner's vehicle was not observed at the Baldwin address.
Petitioner claims that she rents a house at the Baldwin address from her sister and that this is her permanent residence. Petitioner admits that she and Tyronne have been staying overnight at the Queens address to provide support to her sister who has personal issues and that they intend to move back to the Baldwin address. Respondent claims that petitioner and Tyronne reside outside the district and consequently Tyronne does not have the right to attend the district's schools tuition-free. Respondent also claims that the appeal must be dismissed for improper service.
At the outset, I must address respondent's procedural defense. Section 275.8(a) of the Commissioner's regulations requires that the petition be personally served upon each named respondent. If a school district is named as a respondent, service upon the school district shall be made personally by delivering a copy of the petition to the district clerk, to any trustee or any member of the board of education, to the superintendent of schools, or to a person in the office of the superintendent who has been designated by the board of education to accept service (8 NYCRR §275.8[a]). The affidavit of personal service submitted by petitioner indicates that the district clerk was personally served on February 13, 2007. While respondent alleges that the petition was, in fact, left on a desk in the district office, it does not submit any affidavits in support of its allegation. Accordingly, based on the record before me, I will not dismiss the appeal for lack of service.
The appeal, however, must be dismissed on the merits. Education Law §3202(1) provides, in pertinent part:
A person over five and under twenty-one years of age who has not received a high school diploma is entitled to attend the public schools maintained in the district in which such person resides without the payment of tuition.
The purpose of this statute is to limit the obligation of school districts to provide tuition-free education to students whose parents or legal guardians reside within the district (Appeal of Cross, 44 Ed Dept Rep 58, Decision No. 15,098; Appeal of G.P., 44 id. 52, Decision No. 15,096; Appeal of Chorro, 44 id. 50, Decision No. 15,095). "Residence" for purposes of Education Law §3202 is established by one's physical presence as an inhabitant within the district and intent to reside in the district (Longwood Cent. School Dist. v. Springs Union Free School Dist., 1 NY3d 385; Appeal of Sigsby, 44 Ed Dept Rep 97, Decision No. 15,109; Appeal of W.D. and P.Z-D., 44 id. 77, Decision No. 15,104).
A residence is not lost until it is abandoned and another is established through action and intent (Appeal of Collins, 44 Ed Dept Rep 74, Decision No. 15,103; Appeal of Weisberg, 39 id. 737, Decision No. 14,365). A person's temporary absence from a school district of residence does not necessarily constitute either the establishment of a residence in the district where one is temporarily located, or the abandonment of one's permanent residence (Appeal of Collins, 44 Ed Dept Rep 74, Decision No. 15,103; Appeal of Leontakianakos, 42 id. 10, Decision No. 14,757). To determine one's intent as to whether a living arrangement is indeed temporary, the Commissioner must consider evidence regarding the family's continuing ties to the community and their efforts to return (Appeal of Collins, 44 Ed Dept Rep 74, Decision No. 15,103; Appeal of Weisberg, 39 id. 737, Decision No. 14,365).
A residency determination will not be set aside unless it is arbitrary and capricious (Appeals of St. Villien, 44 Ed Dept Rep 69, Decision No. 15,101; Appeal of I. B., 44 id. 44, Decision No. 15,093; Appeal of Hauk, 44 id. 36, Decision No. 15,090). In an appeal to the Commissioner, the petitioner has the burden of demonstrating a clear legal right to the relief requested and the burden of establishing the facts upon which petitioner seeks relief (8 NYCRR §275.10; Appeals of St. Villien, 44 Ed Dept Rep 69, Decision No. 15,101).
Petitioner admits that she and her son have been staying outside of the district with her sister. The issue in this appeal is whether or not petitioner's absence from the Baldwin address is temporary.
Petitioner submits a number of documents in support of her claim that her permanent residence is the Baldwin address, including rent receipts, utility bills, proof of car insurance, car registration, health insurance forms, bank statements, a paycheck and a Long Island Rail Road ticket. Many of these documents have little probative value (e.g. the rent receipts and utility bills date to a period prior to December 2006 when respondent began its investigation). I also find that the Long Island Rail Road ticket is insufficient proof because the fact that petitioner may take the train from Baldwin to Manhattan on some days does not establish residency. While some of the documents may support the fact that petitioner rents a house in the district or receives mail in the district, they do not alone confer residency status. I do not find that these documents adequately establish continuing ties to the community indicating that petitioner's absence from the district is temporary (seeAppeal of J.V., 44 Ed Dept Rep 421, Decision No. 15,218).
Moreover, while petitioner expresses an intent to return to the district, she provides no evidence of continuing ties to the community nor does she provide any timeline as to when she will return to the Baldwin address. Petitioner's claimed intent to return to the district is insufficient to establish residency, absent evidence of substantial progress toward meeting that objective or at the very least, a concrete and realistic plan to do so (Appeal of J.V., 44 Ed Dept Rep 421, Decision No. 15,218; Appeal of Collins, 44 id. 74, Decision No. 15,103). Based on the record before me, I find that petitioner has failed to present sufficient evidence that her move was temporary and that she has made any effort to return to respondent's district. Under these circumstances, I cannot find respondent's determination to be unreasonable. If, at some future date, petitioner and her son do relocate to an address within respondent's district, petitioner may then reapply for his admission.


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Animals are smarter than humans when it comes to feeding their children (opinion)
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...)
Tags: infant health, children's nutrition, nutrition
https://www.naturalnews.com/021778_infant_health_childrens_nutrition.html
Humans are the only species on the planet who actually go out of their way to feed their children crap. All other animals instinctly seek out the best nutrition they can find. Birds find grubs, worms and insects to feed their young, honeybees painstakingly collect pollen and create a nutrient-rich superfood that gives rise to a living queen bee, and even dogs, cats and cows try to find the most nutrient-rich foods to offer their offspring.
But humans? Most of them "reward" their children with junk food, sugary sodas, candy laced with petrochemical coloring additives and refined sugars that promote obesity and diabetes. Most parents don't even make any real effort to follow nutritional discipline at home -- they simply buy whatever their children saw advertised on television, caving in to the all-powerful "nag factor" that junk food companies fully exploit when marketing to children.
As a result, human children are the least healthy youngsters of any species on the planet. Baby dolphins are healthier than baby humans, for example, and they are born with healthier nervous systems, fewer toxins and a lot more common sense.
Hey, let's go suck on a cow
Speaking of common sense, nearly all mammals have the common sense to feed their children their own mother's milk. A kitten, for example, will drink cat's milk from its mother. A puppy will drink dog's milk from its mother. A baby horse will drink horse's milk from its mother. But humans? We're sorta stupid. We mostly drink cow's milk. (And the dairy industry insisted for decades it was better for infants than human milk!)
Of all the mammals on planet Earth, only humans are dumb enough to seek out the mammary gland juice of another species while shunning the breast milk of their own species. And did we choose the milk of a species SMARTER than us that might have more brain-boosting nutrients? Nope. We get our milk from a low-IQ species well suited to pulling a plow. Cow's milk ain't exactly brain nutrition, folks. Some people have a hard time understanding that because they've been drinking too much of the stuff and those mushy neurons crammed into their thick skulls are firing a bit on the slow side. (A lack of DHA does wonders for boosting stupidity scores.)
Links between diet and health should be obvious
Humans, by the way, are not only so collectively short-sighted that they feed their children crap foods and beverages, they actually still haven't figured out why so many of their children are obese and diabetic! It's like beating yourself on the hand with a hammer and wondering why your fingers hurt. Gee, the evidence isn't that difficult to figure out, folks. If you feed your kids sugar, white flour, toxic chemical additives, mind-altering pharmaceuticals and toxic shampoos, lotions and toothpaste, you're gonna end up with mutant children who aren't exactly Nobel Prize material.
This isn't rocket science. The real mystery is how the food companies keep getting away with all the denial of the evidence linking processed foods and beverages to childrens' health problems. I guess it helps that they influence the government regulators and practically own the mainstream media. They also buy all the prime shelf space at grocery stores, sponsor the big sporting events, and have successfully infiltrated schools and hospitals with junk food restaurants and vending machines. Heck, there's still a McDonald's restaurant in the Cleveland Clinic where they perform heart surgery!
If the birds and the bees have figured out how to raise healthy offspring, you'd think that humans might have the brain power to raise their own healthy children, too. And some parents are. There are lots of great parents out there raising kids on a macrobiotic diet, a vegetarian diet or a zero-processed-foods diet. Many of those parents are home schoolers, by the way. Good job to all the parents who actually teach their children healthful eating habits! Keep up the goog work!
Unfortunately, those parents are rare. Most parents just buy whatever crap is being peddled on TV these days. And they feed their kids cancer-causing processed meats, hyperactivity-causing food additives and obesity-promoting refined sugars. They load 'em up on high-fructose corn syrup and then wonder why little Johnny weighs 150 pounds. (Must be the genes, they think. Cause daddy's overweight, too.)
Poor health is an enormous burden for society
Even though some individuals and corporations may get financially rich by selling this junk to families, the bottom line is that we're all worse off when we raise unhealthy children in society. Why? Because the future cost of treating disease -- not to mention the loss of lifetime productivity -- is jaw-droppingly HUGE. It's enough to bankrupt our nation, which is, coincidentally, what seems likely to happen in due course. No democracy has ever survived its citizens losing their health.
We could learn a lot by listening to nature on the subject of nutrition. Most animals eat a raw foods, vegetarian diet. Even the birds and the bees have something important to teach us about nutrition: feed your children right, and your species will survive and thrive. But feed your children crap and your family tree becomes a dead stump in the dirt.
If you're a parent, I urge you to make an effort to introduce your children to a diet of unprocessed, natural foods. If they've been on a sugared-up diet of processed foods so far, they will of course whine about it. But your job as the parent is to give your children what's best for their health, not what they really really want because their taste buds tell them so.
Always breastfeed newborns and don't believe the B.S. about infant formula being just as good as mother's milk (nothing's as good for infants as the real thing). Don't bring sugar and soda into your house, and don't reward kids with junk food. That only trains them to associate pleasure with unhealthful foods, and that's a curse that could haunt them for the rest of their adult life.
Feed them right and you'll give them the best gift any parent could hope to offer: a healthful, self-aware future, free from chemicals and disease.
Infant health at FETCH.news
About the author:Mike Adams (aka the "Health Ranger") is a best selling author (#1 best selling science book on Amazon.com) and a globally recognized scientific researcher in clean foods. He serves as the founding editor of NaturalNews.com and the lab science director of an internationally accredited (ISO 17025) analytical laboratory known as CWC Labs. There, he was awarded a Certificate of Excellence for achieving extremely high accuracy in the analysis of toxic elements in unknown water samples using ICP-MS instrumentation. Adams is also highly proficient in running liquid chromatography, ion chromatography and mass spectrometry time-of-flight analytical instrumentation.
Adams is a person of color whose ancestors include Africans and Native American Indians. He's also of Native American heritage, which he credits as inspiring his "Health Ranger" passion for protecting life and nature against the destruction caused by chemicals, heavy metals and other forms of pollution.
Adams is the founder and publisher of the open source science journal Natural Science Journal, the author of numerous peer-reviewed science papers published by the journal, and the author of the world's first book that published ICP-MS heavy metals analysis results for foods, dietary supplements, pet food, spices and fast food. The book is entitled Food Forensics and is published by BenBella Books.
In his laboratory research, Adams has made numerous food safety breakthroughs such as revealing rice protein products imported from Asia to be contaminated with toxic heavy metals like lead, cadmium and tungsten. Adams was the first food science researcher to document high levels of tungsten in superfoods. He also discovered over 11 ppm lead in imported mangosteen powder, and led an industry-wide voluntary agreement to limit heavy metals in rice protein products.
In addition to his lab work, Adams is also the (non-paid) executive director of the non-profit Consumer Wellness Center (CWC), an organization that redirects 100% of its donations receipts to grant programs that teach children and women how to grow their own food or vastly improve their nutrition. Through the non-profit CWC, Adams also launched Nutrition Rescue, a program that donates essential vitamins to people in need. Click here to see some of the CWC success stories.
With a background in science and software technology, Adams is the original founder of the email newsletter technology company known as Arial Software. Using his technical experience combined with his love for natural health, Adams developed and deployed the content management system currently driving NaturalNews.com. He also engineered the high-level statistical algorithms that power SCIENCE.naturalnews.com, a massive research resource featuring over 10 million scientific studies.
Adams is well known for his incredibly popular consumer activism video blowing the lid on fake blueberries used throughout the food supply. He has also exposed "strange fibers" found in Chicken McNuggets, fake academic credentials of so-called health "gurus," dangerous "detox" products imported as battery acid and sold for oral consumption, fake acai berry scams, the California raw milk raids, the vaccine research fraud revealed by industry whistleblowers and many other topics.
Adams has also helped defend the rights of home gardeners and protect the medical freedom rights of parents. Adams is widely recognized to have made a remarkable global impact on issues like GMOs, vaccines, nutrition therapies, human consciousness.
In addition to his activism, Adams is an accomplished musician who has released over a dozen popular songs covering a variety of activism topics.
Click here to read a more detailed bio on Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, at HealthRanger.com.


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Q: autostart a program with x seconds delay in lattepanda linux Hi2,
Does anyone knows how to start a program(made with QT) automatically but with x seconds delay in Linux lattepanda?
I am using Gnome linux environment.
I am able to start a program without delay by modifying this script:
sudo gedit /etc/rc.local
Before exit 0, I add /opt/lampp/lampp start
This example is to autostart XAMPP
--- edit ---
Since i cannot put attachment on the comment, I modified my question with screenshot picture according to @arkascha


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export var ThreadPool : Object;
export var _base : Object;
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In partnership with Art Spaces, the Department of Art and Design and Department of Multidisciplinary Studies are pleased to invite the public to attend a talk by visiting artist Matthew Mazzotta on Thursday, September 13th at 5:00 pm in the University Art Gallery located in the Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts. Mr. Mazzotta will be in residency in the Ryves Neighborhood in Terre Haute for several days in September and again in February, supported by an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Mazzotta's community-specific projects focus on the power of the built environment to shape our relationships and experiences and integrate new forms of civic participation and social engagement. He begins each project by creating temporary public spaces for listening, or what he calls an Outdoor Living Room as a way to capture voices from local people that might not attend more formal meetings. From those sessions, he designs participatory and engaging artworks to enliven neighborhoods and public places.
Mazzotta received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, a Master's of Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Program in Art, Culture and Technology, and is currently a Loeb Fellow at Harvard University. He has won numerous awards for his public works.
For more information on the artist visit www.matthewmazzotta.com.


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Die Britische Unterhauswahl 1950 vom 23. Februar 1950 war die erste Wahl nach einer Legislaturperiode unter Führung der Labour-Partei.

Bedeutende Änderung gegenüber den Unterhauswahlen von 1945 war die 1948 erfolgte Abschaffung der 12 Universitäts-Wahlkreise sowie des Mehrfachstimmrechts für Land- und Geschäftseigentümer (property owners), die bis dahin sowohl an ihrem Wohnort als auch am Ort ihres Besitztums wählen durften.

Die Wahl ergab für Labour eine hauchdünne Mehrheit von 5 Sitzen. Daraufhin rief die Partei Neuwahlen für das Jahr 1951 aus.

Wahlergebnisse

Siehe auch
 Politisches System des Vereinigten Königreichs
 Geschichte des Vereinigten Königreichs von Großbritannien und Nordirland#Seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg

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The Nexus Player is Google's next attempt at winning the battle for the living room. Compared to other boxes like Roku or Apple TV, the Nexus Player is more like an Amazon Fire TV .... Download the Right Nexus Factory Image from Google Step 3: Move Files to Platform Tools Folder Once the factory image file is finished downloading, copy the TGZ file over to the "platform-tools" folder inside of the ADB installation directory.
The Nexus Player is of course a Chromecast receiver, but can run apps in its own right, so people have naturally begun trying to access the US-Based Netflix service on the player.
Having trouble connecting Google Nexus Player to PC? It might be a driver problem, so just download Google USB Drivers and install them on Windows 10, 7, 8, 8.1 or XP PC.
Google's Nexus Player is one of the revolutionary products when it comes to the Android TV and is an answer to the already settled Apple TV which is a true market leader as of now.


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MOVIE REVIEW: 'Timbuktu' a portrait of terrorism
By Al AlexanderFor The Patriot Ledger
What sticks with you longest in writer-director Abderrahmane Sissako's devastating portrait of brutal, didactic rule is the indestructibility of the human spirit.
We hear a lot about Islamic fundamentalists terrorizing people in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, but seldom does the media acknowledge the atrocities taking place in sub-Saharan Africa, where the al-Qaeda-backed Ansar Dine is cruelly enforcing sharia law in northern Mali. The Oscar-nominated "Timbuktu" aims to rectify that with its powerful story about a city beset by ak-47-toting bullies shooting up Sufi shrines and punishing citizens for such mundane activities as playing music or kicking a soccer ball.
The images are haunting, especially the sight of two alleged adulterers being buried up to their necks in sand before being stoned to death. Or a beautiful girl with an equally beautiful voice being lashed 80 times simply for daring to sing. But what sticks with you longest in writer-director Abderrahmane Sissako's devastating portrait of brutal, didactic rule is the indestructibility of the human spirit. You can take away a kid's soccer ball, but you can't destroy his ability to play the game using an imaginary one. It's moments like that that lend hope amid the intense anger induced by Sissako's film, which centers on the affect the Ansar Dine is having on a desert-dwelling family that foolishly believes it is far removed from the fray in nearby Timbuktu.
While conceding that they miss the neighbors who've fled for refugee camps, cattle-herder Kidane (Ibrahim Ahmed), his wife, Satima (Toulou Kiki), and their precious 12-year-old daughter, Toya (Layla Walet Mohamed), are determined to enjoy their blissful existence, ignoring laws like those that require women to always have their heads and hands cloaked. Fearless, Satima even stands up to the amourous rebel leader, Abdelkrim (Abel Jafri), whenever he comes calling, usually when Kidane is conveniently away. But fate is fickle, and Kidane's family soon finds itself in the thick of the mayhem.
How their troubles, and those of many of the townsfolk, are resolved will deeply trouble you. But they will also awaken you to a screwed-up world where armed thugs inflict their lawless reign in the name of religion. As the local imam (Adel Mahmoud Cherif) bravely says to the terrorists, "Where is God in all this?" Where, indeed!


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Home For You Inquest solicitors Funding an inquest Legal aid for inquests: explained
Legal aid for inquests – what you need to know
What is legal aid?
Legal aid is public funding for legal advice and representation.
In order to obtain legal aid an application must be submitted to the Legal Aid Agency. They consider the application and decide whether legal aid should be awarded.
Can you receive legal aid for inquests?
There are two schemes that potentially apply in relation to inquests. They are limited, both in terms of the cases they can be used in and what they provide for.
The first scheme is called 'Legal Help'. It allows solicitors to give early advice and assistance to bereaved families. If Legal Help is granted, a solicitor will be able to help with the initial work necessary to prepare for an inquest. For example, they will be able to assist with the preparation of written submissions to the coroner setting out the family's concerns and to prepare witness statements.
The second for of legal aid funding is 'Exceptional Case Funding' (ECF) which is, as the name suggests, only granted in very specific circumstances. ECF funding can cover representation at pre-inquest review hearings and at the inquest hearing itself (but not any other preparatory work).
What are the criteria you need to meet for legal aid to be given?
The Legal Help and the Exceptional Case Funding schemes are both merits and means tested.
Merits testing means that funding is only granted if the case warrants it. The Legal Aid Agency will consider whether there is a risk of a breach of Human Rights if funding is not granted or if there is a wider public interest in the case that makes funding necessary. Relevant law and principles in this area can be complex, so you should seek specialist advice if you think your case may apply.
Even if the merits test is passed, funding can be denied if the stringent means test is not met. The Legal Aid Agency require comprehensive financial information from applicants before they will consider the application, which can be quite a substantial job, particularly when dealing with a recent bereavement.
Funding can be denied where the family finances fall above a certain level. However, failing the means test does not necessarily mean that families have the ability to pay for legal representation (which can be costly). In these circumstances there may be other funding options available to you, for example a conditional fee agreement or a private funding arrangement.
The Legal Aid Agency can decide to waive the means requirement in circumstances where the state is involved, and under certain obligations to investigate the death or where there is a significant public interest.
Under these circumstances the family may be granted full legal aid funding at no cost or could, instead, be asked to pay a contribution towards their legal costs. The specific contribution would depend on the total likely costs of the legal representation and the family's financial means.
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Unusual extreme weather in 2014 linked to climate change: WMO.
"Britain has had its wettest winter in 250 years but temperatures in parts of Russia and the Arctic have been 10C above normal. Meanwhile, the southern hemisphere has had the warmest start to a year ever recorded, with millions of people sweltering in Brazilian and southern African cities.
According to the UN's World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), which monitors global weather, the first six weeks of 2014 have seen an unusual number of extremes of heat, cold and rain – not just in a few regions as might be expected in any winter, but right the way around the world at the same time, with costly disruptions to transport, power systems and food production.
….Some climate scientists argue that there is nothing unusual in winter global temperature extremes but Omar Baddour, chief of the WMO data division, says the recent phenomena are almost certainly interlinked, with new computer models suggesting increased evidence of climate change.


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The 2012 Tigers opened with a seven-game win streak, outscoring their opponents 36-10. A loss to Syracuse stopped the run, but Princeton answered with a run of six shutouts in their next nine games. The champions of the Ivy League entered the NCAA tournament with one loss and had conceded less than a goal per game, the only team to have done so that season. The Tigers defeated four teams who were tournament-bound during the regular season, including the #3 and #4 seeds in the tournament. Forced to compete in the play-in game, Princeton shut out Lafayette and then defeated Drexel in the first round, giving the Tigers a three-game run of 18-0. A 5-2 defeat of Virginia on the road moved Princeton to the semifinals, were they won a pair of 3-2 games to claim the title. The Tigers became the first team to win NCAA Division I tournament after advancing out of the play-in game. The only Division I team to hold opponents to under a goal per game, Princeton also led the nation in scoring, averaging 4.64 goals per game, and in margin of victory at 3.65. Kate Reinprecht was named the National Player of the Year, and her sister Julia and Kat Sharkey joined her as consensus first-team All-Americans. Michelle Cesan and Christina Maida were also named All-Americans as the Tigers faced the nation's toughest schedule.


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Star! Scandinavia er en TV-kanal dedikeret til underholdning. Kanalen er tilgængelig i det meste af Nordeuropa. Kanalen er formet efter Star! (en canadisk underholdningskanal) og er finansieret af CHUM Limited. Star! Scandinavia's sendeplade er et mixs af flere CHUM Limiteds tv-kanaler som Star! Canada, FashionTelevisionChannel, MuchMoreMusic og andre. Programmerne afbrydes ikke af reklamer som i stedet vises mellem programmene. Kanalens operatør er NonStop Television som også er operatør for Showtime Scandinavia og Silver Scandinavia. Nogle seere vil have Showtime og Star! på samme kanal med Star! om dagen og Showtime om aftenen/natten.

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Rocky road is one of my go-to recipes! We make it for ourselves and to take to parties & activities. The thing I love the most about it is how easy and delicious it is! It comes together in just 5 minutes and then gets tossed into the refrigerator to chill until you're ready to serve it. Sometimes I like to substitute some of the semi-sweet chocolate for bittersweet, making these intensely rich and dark! You can definitely play around with what goes inside- today we did a nut lover's version. They're crammed full of peanuts, almonds, walnuts, and of course marshmallows. If you're feeling extra adventurous, I think chocolate chunks or even some kind of chopped up cookie would be tasty too! Our batch is going quickly- if they last over the weekend these effortless treats will be perfect for the holidays!
Chocolate and condensed milk make this nut lovers rocky road irresistible! It will disappear in minutes!
In a large glass bowl (big enough to fit in your microwave), combine chocolate chips, condensed milk and butter. Microwave on medium heat for 3 minutes. Remove from microwave and allow to cool enough that the marshmallows won't melt (a couple of minutes or so).
Fold in nuts and marshmallows, making sure to coat evenly with chocolate.
Pour mixture into a 9×13 pan, lined with wax paper. Press mixture firmly down into the pan.
Cover with plastic wrap and allow to cool for 2-3 hours before serving.
Yum – I love rocky road too!
This is rocky road the adults will love too. Perfect for the holidays.


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The importance of copyright for businesses
NautaDutilh
Belgium September 16 2011
Although it tends to be overlooked, copyright is a potentially economically valuable intellectual property right for all types of businesses, be they modern or more traditional.
What does copyright protect?
Copyright confers automatic protection on an original literary or artistic work that takes a certain form:
"literary and artistic works"
The term "literary and artistic works" is interpreted broadly to include, for example, manuscripts, photographs, architectural plans, software codes, furniture, designs, packaging and shapes of products (not only products that represent a certain design but also technically oriented products), meeting reports, advertisements, etc.
"original"
A work that bears the stamp of its author's personality will be considered original, without any particular artistic or aesthetic characteristics being required. As far as architectural plans are concerned, for example, such plans will be considered an original work if they result from an intellectual effort by the author and are not dictated solely by a technical requirement that would have led to the same result regardless of the architect's identity. This "personal stamp" requirement presupposes that the primary source of the work is not a prior creation but rather the author's own independent conception.
"that takes a certain form"
This requirement implies that a mere idea cannot be protected by copyright. A concept for a computer program, for example, will not qualify for protection until it has been set down in lines of code.
Who benefits from the protection?
As a general rule, copyright benefits the author of the work, namely the natural person that created the work. Business leaders should thus ensure that the company's employment contracts and service agreements contain an IP clause, providing for the assignment to the company of all copyright in created works, in the broadest sense possible. In this regard, the law sets forth precise rules which must be respected. It should be noted that there is a significant exception for computer programs. Indeed, in the absence of a provision to the contrary, copyright and all other "economic rights relating to computer programs created by one or more employees or agents in the performance of their duties or further to the employer's instructions" are deemed assigned to the employer.
What are the advantages of copyright over other intellectual property rights?
This question is important because, in certain cases, a creation can be protected by different types of rights. Thus, for example, software is covered by copyright but can also benefit from patent protection, provided notably that the application of the software has a technical effect. The same holds true for slogans, logos or product packaging which qualify for copyright protection but can also benefit from trademark protection if they fulfil certain conditions.
One important advantage of copyright protection is that it is automatic. Thus, no investment is required to obtain or maintain it. Moreover, thanks to the effect of various international conventions, such as the Berne Convention which has been signed by one hundred sixty-four countries, copyright protection extends to much of the world. Conversely, both patents and trademarks require the filing of an application with the competent national or international registration organisations. Such filings, which are generally handled by patent or trademark agents, can be quite costly if protection is sought in numerous countries.
Another advantage of copyright protection is its duration: seventy years from the author's death.
Finally, it is important to keep in mind that, given the absence of a register of all copyright-protected works, it is not possible to verify in advance if a work is protected or not. The best way of avoiding the risk of reproducing a protected work is not to copy original works.
What precautions should be taken to protect copyright?
Firstly, it is advisable to arrange for proof of the date of creation of works. Indeed, this will allow you, if necessary, to object to a later creation that appears to be based on your earlier work. Such proof can, for example, be obtained by filing a copy of the work with a notary.
Furthermore, copyright requires the proper management of contracts with the legal entities (for example, sub-contractors) and natural persons at the origin of the protected creations. In particular, it is important to include in your contracts clauses providing for the assignment of IP rights. In this regard, it is important to distinguish several scenarios. The law provides more flexible rules for works created by employees or in the performance of a work for hire, provided the person that placed the order is engaged in a non-cultural activity or advertising. The contract must also contain sufficient guarantees, notably with regard to the fact that the assigned or licensed works do not infringe third-party rights.
If a third party is authorised to use or reproduce protected works (for example, a manufacturer to whom the author grants the right to produce and sell design products), it is advisable to sign a license agreement in due form. As with the licensing of a patent or trademark, this precaution is necessary in order to ensure adequate protection of the granted rights. The contract should cover the following points in particular:
Scope of use: In which countries and manner and on which media can the rights be exercised?
Duration of use: Is the license granted for a fixed term, an indefinite duration or the duration of the copyrights? Can the license be terminated if, for example, certain conditions are not fulfilled?
Can the right of use be assigned or sub-licensed to a third party?
What happens to potential adaptations?
Does the right holder have a right to verify exercise of the rights?
Which courts have jurisdiction in the event of a dispute?
What is the means of remuneration (lump-sum, based on turnover, per unit, etc.)?
Rules governing the termination of the contract: return of models, liquidation of stock;
As you will have noted, copyright has its advantages but necessitates good management, in particular of contracts, both downstream and upstream.
NautaDutilh - Philippe Péters
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In the first part of this article, we discussed quite a bit about the "Obscurity Pockets" in the context of our X-TLS (which is a "standard TLS plus 2 of 'Obscurity Pockets'"), and their effects on increased diversity and potential to wreak havoc on the existing economy of hacking.
"hey, how we'll get the protocol unique?As a next step, let's talk about the ways how our X-TLS could be deployed. The whole point of the X-TLS (and most of "obscurity pockets" – except, maybe, for Obscurity-Pockets-As-Security) is to have the protocol unique for each entity involved (where "entity" can be a "web site", or "app", or "server", etc.). This raises a natural question: "hey, how we'll get the protocol unique?".
Generating such Client+Server apps is trivial; placing Server app to our server is trivial too; the only tinsy problem remaining on this way is "how to get our Client to the end-user – and how to do it securely too".
To answer this question, first of all, let's note that these days, there are three primary deployment scenarios for apps: (a) direct downloads to desktops (yes, it still happens), (b) App-Stores and (c) web. Let's consider answering "how to get our Client to end-user" question in each of these scenarios.
BTW, pretty much the same logic can work for downloadable desktop apps. While signatures for downloadable apps are not mandatory at least on Windows – there are still mechanisms to sign the app and to validate the signature too. Moreover – last time I've checked, browsers did help the end-user with making this validation (complaining about unsigned apps much more loudly than about the signed ones).
"Such signed apps are actually the best case for our X-TLS: as long as we can trust signature validation – we can reap all the benefits of the X-TLSSuch signed apps are actually the best case for our X-TLS: as long as we can trust signature validation (and as a Big Fat Rule of Thumb™, signature validation is orders of magnitude more trustworthy than TLS etc.4) – we can reap all the benefits of the X-TLS (that is, including additional resistance even to Heartbleed).
3 This assumes that the end-user pays attention , but this assumption is unfortunately inevitable for any real-world deployment scenario anyway.
With purely web deployments – given current browsers, the situation is more complicated (and admittedly less secure).
Current problem of X-TLS (and obscurity in general) with web deployments is that initial download of the app itself will rely on TLS for security; this pretty much means that if there is a serious hole in TLS (such as Heartbleed) – then initial download won't be secure 🙁 .
Still – even with current state of web browsers (which don't know anything but TLS for security) – X-TLS would help against a wide range of attacks on TLS, where the attacks are affecting only confidentiality, but not integrity. Recently – there were quite a few such attacks on TLS (from padding oracles and derivatives – to CRIME etc.). And as long as these attacks don't affect integrity – and as long as the only thing going over TLS-which-is-not-X-TLS, is initial download of the Client (which is not confidential to start with) – we're fine, and X-TLS can do its job.
On the other hand – to make sure that X-TLS can increase attack costs, given attacks such as Heartbleed being present – we'll need browsers to support a concept of "signed JS apps". Such a feature, BTW, would be a Good Thing™ regardless of the X-TLS and obscurity – at least because, as discussed above, signatures inherently provide significantly better security than downloads-over-TLS.
Even with current browsers, X-TLS still greatly increases the exploit costs for those TLS vulnerabilities which are merely compromising confidentiality.
I am arguing for introducing signature validation for JS apps into browsers too (which is BTW a Good Idea™ regardless of obscurity). With it in place – security of web-based JS apps will become more or less on par with the security of downloadable apps.
Up to now, we discussed applying Obscurity Pockets to one single crypto-primitive: crypto-protected streams (using TLS and X-TLS as an example). However, the concept of Obscurity Pockets is certainly not restricted to crypto-streams.
For block crypto, I can see both "internal" and "external" Obscurity Pockets; to make security a bit simpler to reason about, I'd say that both these Obscurity Pockets MUST be bijections operating on one block of the underlying crypto. And as with the X-TLS – their respective state MUST be constant (which effectively reduces them to scrambling – for the time being, that is).
Still, as long as these requirements (plus the requirement for the "internal" Obscurity Pocket to have time of scrambling one block independent on the data within – to eliminate time-based side-channel attacks) stand – such X-Crypto will be at least as secure as the underlying symmetric block crypto.
Formally, for "internal" security pocket to be at-least-as-secure-as-underlying-crypto – we'll need to rely on an assumption that underlying block crypto is "good enough" and can securely encrypt any plain text (and for any block-crypto-used-in-practice we're relying on this assumption all the time anyway). This assumption effectively removes the problem of the order of ciphers highlighted in [MaurerMassey].
If we want stronger guarantees, we could combine our "internal" Obscurity Pocket with our underlying cipher via technique from section 15.8 from [Schneier] – which is formally provable to guarantee the best of both ciphers – and without any assumptions that underlying crypto is "good enough".
"when speaking about "external" security pocket – we can simply rely on proof in (MaurerMassey), without any further reservations.BTW, when speaking about "external" security pocket – we can simply rely on proof in [MaurerMassey], without any further reservations.
For symmetric stream crypto (the one which XORs the data with a stream) – things are even simpler. We could use our own bitstream to XOR with the output (or input) of the underlying stream cipher – and according to Corollary 1 from [MaurerMassey] (and taking into account that XOR is associative), such a combination is at least as secure as the underlying stream cipher.
Examples of fast-but-not-necessarily-secure bitstream generators comprise all kinds of PRNGs, including anything from linear congruential ones, to AES in CTR mode (with a pre-defined key), the latter being very fast but crypto-secure too. As bijections over this stream (at least before XOR-ing it with the data) are allowed without the risk to weaken security – we can easily build Pocket Generator for stream crypto too.
And as soon as we're satisfied that our Obscured Crypto (either block one, or stream one) is at least as secure as original crypto – we can use this Obscured Crypto pretty much as a drop-in replacement for the original crypto; in particular – we could use it as a TLS cipher (NB: exact restrictions for such usage to be secure, may require separate analysis, and are beyond the scope of this article).
BTW, one additional thing to note in this regard – is that using Obscurity Pocket at the TLS level doesn't prevent using a different (and independent) Obscurity Pocket at crypto level (which then will be used by TLS); these Obscurity Pockets affect different layers – and are aimed to mitigate different vulnerabilities.
While this technique won't fly for signatures (at least for those that need to be publicly proven to be valid) – it may come handy for usage scenarios such as password hashes: if the attacker has got the DB of password hashes but hasn't get the Obscurity Pocket – well, he'll be out of luck extracting the passwords (and if he got the Obscurity Pocket – he'll be in no better position than if we'd not add any obscurity at all).
One interesting case for Obscurity Pockets is… obscuring an RNG.9 In particular, we can add the Obscurity Pocket for an RNG – just allowing Obscurity Pocket to produce its own bit stream, and make a XOR of two bitstreams within the "obscurable" X-RNG to produce output bit stream.
If we'd use a reasonably good Obscurity Pocket for our key generation – then even in the case when underlying RNG is completely insecure – our keys will still be secure.
In the spirit of Security-by-Obscurity, this stands when our Obscurity Pocket is not known to the attacker; however, we can get a bit further and say that there exist such Obscurity Pockets which provide additional security even if they are known to the attacker. One very practical example would be to have our Obscurity Pocket for RNG being a crypto-level PRNG (say, based on AES in CTR mode) – with a key obtained completely independently (using the data from key input timings, from user input, from random.org, etc.). After this setup is completed – our Obscured-RNG would be still secure even if standard RNG is completely predictable (which is exactly the thing which happened with Debian – and caused tons of trouble).
"In other words – such an Obscured RNG would protect us from Debian RNG disaster(!)In other words – such an Obscured RNG would protect us from Debian RNG disaster(!).
Actually, our last Obscurity Pocket (the one for RNG) can be seen not as an Obscurity – but rather as adding real security (two independent XOR-ed RNGs are secure if any of them is secure). This concept can be extended further – into more generic practice of using real additional security within our Obscurity Pockets. This means: while Obscurity Pockets do not require the contents of Obscurity Pockets to be secure – they don't prevent it either.
Using exactly the same API as the one discussed for Obscurity Pockets – it will be possible to build real multi-layer security.
To enable Obscurity-Pockets-As-Security – we'll need to relax our requirements a bit; it is perfectly possible (for example, for ciphers – it can be done based on Chapter 15 in [Schneier] and/or [MaurerMassey]), but right now, I am not ready to specify these requirements in detail.
Of course, keys being absolutely independent, will be a requirement – but unfortunately, it won't be the only one.
On the other hand – Obscurity Generators won't be able to generate Obscurity-As-Security.
However – Obscurity Generators MAY be still used to provide additional Obscurity (such as "a layer of obscurity between two crypto algos"), making each communication unique.
Also – a different kind of Generators (should we name them Security Generators?) might be able to use several crypto-primitives (plus maybe some Obscurity) to generate a multi-layer crypto-primitive. For example, a Security Generator may use a dozen of more-or-less reasonable block ciphers (with AES finalists coming to mind) – and may combine them in a random manner. Breaking such a "sandwich" will be extremely difficult even if exact used algos are known (and if one of the algos is completely broken10) – and will be perfectly unbreakable if the order of the algos is not known.
"such a protocol (if properly deployed on the Server Side) – would defeat Heartbleed too (even if all the details of the Client are known)One IMO very practical example of such Obscurity-Pockets-As-Security, would be to have two-layered crypto channels (one within another one): for example, it can be an X-TLS (as described in Part I), using SSH within its "internal" Obscurity Pocket. Moreover, such a protocol (if properly deployed on the Server Side) – would defeat Heartbleed too (while in absence of X-TLS "external" Obscurity Pocket, Heartbleed would be able to compromise X-TLS – it wouldn't be able to get through SSH – even if all the details of the Client are known).
Oh, and BTW – adding further scrambler between the two crypto layers (and outside them too) – wouldn't really hurt either (at least because it would make the system unique, which, as we discussed, would break typical patterns within hacking community). In addition, it might help even against government-level adversaries – as long as they cannot get their hands on the obscuring code.
In Part III of this mini-series, we'll proceed to the question of "how to obscure things in the best possible way"; while not 100% necessary for Obscurity-Pockets-As-Security – it is all-important in case when using Obscurity Pockets just for improving diversity of the protocols (as we discussed in Part I).
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Madmarmar - glad IUI went well!
AFM - ugh the time is going way to slow!
Keep us posted everyone. It's a long wait. At least we can support each other. I'm all the way in New Zealand btw this is my 3rd iui this time round. I have a 1 year or son too.
I'm located in California myself.
We have a holiday weekend here and then I have a work trip right after that. I hope those two events make the TWW go a little bit faster!
Lol. Yep keeping busy is the key to getting through the dreaded two week wait. Each day seems to go forever and then it's just hoping the period doesn't come. My son started walking yesterday though so that's helped to take my mind off it a bit enjoy your weekend. We are off to do some shopping. I'm only day 18 of my cycle so I have a bit of a wait yet.
How is everyone doing/ feeling?
I'm now 6dp iui (on my 3rd iui) and day 19 of my cycle. Seems like time has stopped.
I'm feeling congested but my son has a cold so mite be getting that.
Pls keep posting how you are all going. I'm enjoying the supportive stories.
For the first time since Monday I wasn't bloated. Maybe the ovidrel is out of my system? Otherwise feeling okay.
Hi ladies! 4 dpiui over here. Days are creeeeeping by. I know it's too early for symptoms, but all I've noticed so far is a lot of gas. I think clomid did that to me in my previous cycles too. I can't wait for my work trip on Tuesday, I think that'll help time go by faster.
My doctor finally posted her notes from the iui procedure, she said husbands counts were 90 million!! Not sure if that was pre or post wash, but she wasn't kidding when she said it was a really great sample. I'm so hopeful, but I've been at this so long (5+ years on and off) that I'm prepared for a negative.
I'm nearly 37 so I'm hoping this round works as we only have two tries left. My wife and I have used a sperm donor. It worked first time to get our son so this being our third try we are hoping. We were shocked when the first two didn't work. Hopefully this is our round.
Good afternoon, ladies. First time back since our loss and endometritis. We are now finally 1 dpo and cautiously excited. Yay, officially in the tww. IUI was at 11am yesterday, 36 hours post trigger. Specimen seemed good 30 mil, 60 % mobility, and rapid movement...I will be testing my trigger around day 8 to hope fully get a neg. Wish you all baby dust.
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Welcome 2mamasttc! I wish you luck on this cycle!
I've been sooooo moody all morning. I warned my partner that maybe it's related to the hormones of this cycle, but if I lash out today I apologize in advance. 5dpiui. Going to the movies with my mom in a little bit.
It's great that everyone is keeping busy.
Ok off to work today.
8dp iui. Don't think this cycle has worked for me as I had some spotting yesterday. Time will tell. Period due in 5 days. Oh day 21 of a 26 day cycle.
Dont loose hope yet jedi, it could be implantation spotting I had that with both my pregnancies around day 7 or 8 post iui.


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1. Joel Embiid vs. His own health: Embiid's health is a central storyline, not only for the first round, but for the entire Eastern Conference playoff picture. Embiid missed much of the Sixer's final portion of the season due to lingering knee soreness, and the big man is doubtful for the start of the playoffs. The Sixers have a lot of talent, but Embiid is the engine, and him staying healthy is imperative for Sixers success.
2. Philadelphia's talent vs. Brooklyn's depth: On paper, most would agree that the Sixers are the more talented team. However, the Sixers also have one of the league's least productive benches, while the Nets are on the opposite end of that spectrum and have the second-best bench in the entire NBA in terms of points per game. The series will come down to if the Sixers' top-tier talent can outweigh a more-balanced Brooklyn attack.
3. Brett Brown vs. Kenny Atkinson: Brett Brown made his postseason debut as a head coach last year, and this year Kenny Atkinson will do the same. Playoff basketball becomes much more of a chess match, as teams play each other multiple times in a row, and it will be interesting to see how these two counteract each other.
Sixers in six: The Nets are talented enough to keep this series interesting, as two of their strong points — depth and guard play — happen to be weaknesses for Philadelphia. However, at the end of the day, the Sixers have more elite talent than the Nets, and in the playoffs teams tend to rely much more on their key contributors, which works in their favor. The Nets — and specifically Russell — will make the Sixers uncomfortable at times, but ultimately Philadelphia will take care of business and move on to the second round.


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The Pulverisation of Australian Rugby
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Lorenzo said:
If the market demands the clubs, the market will get the clubs. The problem is that the clubs haven't managed to expand their revenue base (membership/sponsorship/grog sales/whatever). Either that's due to mismanagement across the clubs, or people just aren't interested in club rugby outside the hardcore supporters.
The clubs need to be able to run themselves. If that means they're run as fundamentally amateur operations, then so be it.
So your model is profit and loss statements determine whether a rugby organisation should exist?
In that case - ARU goooone, NSWRU gooone.
If only the ARU was mismanaged as well as the clubs.
You see in addition for providing a place for people to play, these clubs also provide a reason for rugby to appear in the press. For 2 weeks a year rugby pushes league off the back page of the Manly Daily in the lead up to the Manly V Warringah game. In 20 other weeks there would be a rugby story 4 days out of 5 to do with one or both of the clubs - what value do you put on this? Should Manly and Warringah invoice the ARU for the free coverage?
Your idea that rugby is the ARU and that anyone below that needs to turn a profit to justify their existance is just plain wrong.
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The Manly Daily? Seriously? That's the most positive externality that you could come up with? To answer your (rhetorical, I know), the value I put on that is about 5 bucks. For the coverage in perpetuity, not per year.
Y'know, if appearing in the Manly Daily is such great press, can't Manly and/or Warringah leverage the popularity that either causes or comes from that press coverage to obtain the requisite sponsorship and other revenue to run their clubs without ARU money?
I never said anything about profit. I think they should be sustainable, which I guess means over whatever cycle they need to break even. Is that such a ludicrous suggestion? That (ostensibly) amateur footy clubs should have spending that doesn't exceed the revenues they are able to originate? It's pretty much what every other club on the planet has to manage.
The Manly Daily is but one example as I'm sure that even you are aware. Does the word "most" appear anywhere in my post? The reason I come up with it is it's because its the local paper where I live - funny about that. I'm actually astonished that anyone living in a modern society doesn't understand the value of free publicity in the media. All sports need coverage to generate interest - local, metropolitan and national. Even the ARU have worked that one out.
So no club on the planet in any sport receives money from its governing body to assist its development? Are you seriously putting that?
You don't think that some of the money earn't by the AFL and NRL in Australia is used to support grass roots amateur clubs?
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i must declare that i have never had a look at the ARU's finances.
however, i have a question.
haven't BillyPoo and MicklePorker and The-Eels been telling us for years that the Wallabies are the great cash cow that must be fed very (make that extremely) well to create massive piles of cash for the states and clubs?
then they ask the kids to pay up to support the top levels of the game.
hhhmmmmm, something's crook here.
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I understand people are frustrated by the move to cut $28'000 but I'm yet to see a coherent argument justifying why the clubs deserve $28'000 that other clubs in Melbourne, Canberra and Perth aren't offered?
Am i to believe that a club like Sydney Uni has received $1million in funding over the past 10 years? What does the Shute Shield have to show for the $10million in funding it has received since 2004?
Where has that money gone?
For those involved in the Shute Shield scene, can the clubs put their hands on their hearts and say that players aren't/weren't receiving some of that funding?
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My argument is that the ARU keeps talking up their commitment to the grassroots,whilst their actions are entirely diametrically opposed to this objective.
Sure most SS pay their players,but most have a budget in excess of 1/2 Million,but would pay less than 1/2 that in player wages.
So in my view the ARU kicking in 10% of the rest of their expenses is less than satisfactory.
The question for me is not do the SS clubs deserve it,it's who else qualifies for ARU support.
Its not really an argument of who is more deserving(Sevens, Wallaroos, U20's), its about justifying why that grant should exist in the first place..
Why should the ARU continue to provide grants to clubs who are capable of generating the revenue themselves?
Do you think the Shute Shield clubs have justified the $10million(possibly more) it has receive in grants since 2003?
Premier Grade in Brisbane must be in a similar position, having received $millions in funding since 2003, and what is their to show for that?
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TOCC said:
Interesting question, I have referenced supporting clubs, and paying attention to growing / stimulating the areas that can grow. The Shute is in my back yard so yes know about that a lot more than other comps.
Since 2003 a number of QLD, and NSW players have strengthened the likes of WA, VIC, ACT so yeah I do think investment has provided growth.
I think investing in NSW, and QLD will also provide a greater return because they are rugby dominant States, and this my filter through to other states with the Rebels / Force / Brumbies working with the NRC sides to develop the local completions development.
So yeah contributions since 2003 have benefited Australian Rugby.
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Not sure if it's been answered already, but has the ARU been funding any of the other top tier club comps in Australia and if so have they also lost their grants?
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Dave your argument is flawed. Would those players cease to exist without SS? The alternative is contracting and putting below super rugby players in subbies. But with the NRC this becomes a moot point anyway.
My point is without SS there would still be quality juniors through the array of systems and rep teams, and the only thing missing would be the incubator until they mature enough. Rep teams go to 20s now as well.
To act like SS is developing players that wouldn't exist is a joke. It previously played the part of intermediate development but over time with the NRC players will be in playing this new level earlier.
Using that money to reduce junior subs would be the best use of the money.
Two high class competitions which provide development for players between schools/juniors and the professional level.
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Although the NRC isn't played until after the super season finishes. The non-super players need somewhere to play in that time. The higher standard of competition that those players are in between March and August, the better they will be when the NRC starts. It's all part of a bigger structure - you weaken one part and the levels above and below suffer.
Stronger juniors=stonger colts=stronger clubs=stronger NRC=stronger super teams=stronger Wallabies.
These array of rep systems of which you speak are typically run for short periods of time, but to develop properly players need week to week intensity. It's actually the norm in world sport for club based competitions to develop players for the next level up. It's the most cost effective way to develop high numbers of players - far more cost effective than developing only the narrow elite and hoping you have enough of them to survive.
I'm a supporter of the NRC, but it isn't a magic potion to fix Australian rugby. It's first year has been good, but the Sydney teams need some tweeking. Rays and Rams have got it right - which covers the north east and north west of the city. If we're going to have the Sydney Stars, they need to be responsible for more that the immediate area around Sydney Uni and the basket-weavers down at Balmain. If they are going to stay in the inner city they get the whole south-east quarter to develop - bad luck to Randwick and Easts, you guys had your chance to be part of the solution. Then base the country team at Cambelltown (which is affiliated with Illawarra and the CRU now anyway).
However, I await from the ARU, the overarching strategy of how to fund the game at its various levels. Simply taking money off the Sydney and Brisbane clubs is bad decision-making. Where's the plan Bill? Gushing platitutes about supporting the grass roots need to be supported by action, resources and money.
I didn't say they developed players, but the fact is for years Schools onto colts, colts onto Shute flowed to state, and State flowed to National.
Wake up and realize that the Premier comps have provided the pathway.
You spend so much time being critical (as above) why not try and develop on systems that have been working.
They would cease to exist as Rugby players.
You can't have a 20's rep team without a quality comp from which to recruit them from.
What happens to 21 yo's?
How many of these are in Soup squads?
where can they get good competition between School & gaining a pro contract?
I understand you are against subsidies to SS clubs,but the Rats president made a good point in the press yesterday that they account for 2,000 players including their village clubs.
It's more than just a First grade side in the SS.
Will removing $28'000 from each club cease this from been the case?
Any withdrawal of funding has an impact.
But I was answering you question on the funding supplied to Sydney and Brisbane clubs:
having received $millions in funding since 2003, and what is their to show for that?


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