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Q: Prove that an infinite cardinal $\kappa$ is singular if an only if it is the sum of less than $\kappa$ smaller cardinals. I don't understand some passages of following demostration which is present in "Introduction to Set Theory" by Karel Hrbacek and Thomas Jech

So in the first step I don't understand why $\kappa=\bigcup_{\nu\in\theta}\alpha_\nu=\bigcup(\alpha_\nu-\bigcup_{\xi<\nu}\alpha_\xi)$ -furthermore the symbol "$-$" correspond to the difference between the sets $\alpha_\nu$ and $\bigcup_{\xi<\nu}\alpha_\xi$?- and why the $A_\nu$'s are mutually disjoint; then instead in the second step I don't understad why it must be $\kappa=sup_{\alpha<\lambda}\kappa_\alpha$ and I
I haven't been able to find by transfinite recursion a subsequence which is increasing and has limit $\kappa$. Could someone help me?

A: $\kappa=\bigcup_{\nu\in\theta}\alpha_\nu$ holds because $\alpha_\nu$ is a cofinal sequence in $\kappa$. This is also equal to $$\bigcup_{\nu\in\theta}\left(\alpha_\nu\setminus\bigcup_{\xi<\nu}\alpha_\xi\right)$$ because of reasons that have nothing to do with ordinals, in plain English this notation is saying "instead of taking $\alpha_\nu$ let's take all elements of $\alpha_\nu$ that we haven't already put into our union". This does not change the union in the end since every $\eta\in\bigcup_{\nu\in\theta}\alpha_\nu$ is also in one $A_\nu$, namely the one whose index is the least $\nu$ such that $\eta\in\alpha_\nu$. The $A_\nu$ are pairwise disjoint by construction, since to construct $A_\nu$ we're removing from $\alpha_\nu$ all the elements that are already in a smaller $A_\xi$, so they can't have any elements in common.
In the second step you know that $\kappa=\lambda\cdot\sup_{\alpha<\lambda}\kappa_\alpha$ by a previous theorem, but $\lambda\cdot\sup_{\alpha<\lambda}\kappa_\alpha=\max\{\lambda,\sup_{\alpha<\lambda}\kappa_\alpha\}$ by basic properties of cardinal multiplication, and since $\lambda<\kappa=\max\{\lambda,\sup\kappa_\alpha\}$ the only option left is $\kappa=\sup\kappa_\alpha$.
Finally you know that $\kappa_\alpha$ is a sequence unbounded in $\kappa$, so to find an increasing unbounded subsequence $(\kappa_{\alpha_i})$ you can proeed by induction as follows: Let $\kappa_{\alpha_0}=\kappa_0$. At successor stages if you have $\kappa_{\alpha_i}$ and you want to construct $\kappa_{\alpha_{i+1}}$ you can pick any $\kappa_\alpha>\kappa_{\alpha_i}$, which must exist since $\sup\kappa_\alpha=\kappa$. At a limit stage $\eta$ you have constructed $\kappa_{\alpha_i}$ for all $i<\eta$ and you want to construct $\kappa_{\alpha_\eta}$. There's two possibilities. Either $\sup_{i<\eta}\kappa_{\alpha_i}=\kappa$, so the sequence is complete and you're done, or $\sup_{i<\eta}\kappa_{\alpha_i}<\kappa$. In that case you can pick as $\kappa_{\alpha_\eta}$ any $\kappa_\alpha>\sup_{i<\eta}\kappa_{\alpha_i}$ (which against must exist since $\sup\kappa_\alpha=\kappa$).

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Q: wp_nav_menu doesn't seem to work on custom post type pages I'm working on something someone else set up, and on the index page, the nav appears, but on custom post type pages, it does not.
The nav menu:
 wp_nav_menu([
                'menu'              => 'Primary Menu',
                'theme_location'    => 'primary',
                'depth'             => 3,
                'container'         => 'div',
                'container_class'   => 'a',
                'container_id'      => 'b',
                'menu_class'        => 'nav navbar-nav',
                'fallback_cb'       => 'wp_bootstrap_navwalker::fallback',
                'walker'            => new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()
        ]);

I've seen it suggested that I place this in a function and use an if statement to do something and on other pages, have this nav function. My problem is that I don't know what to put in the wp_nav_menu() for the custom post type pages, so it appears.
The URL for instance looks like: http://example.com/product-category/thing/

A: You can just add these parameters in array variable and pass this to wp_nav_menu() Like:
function get_menu_params(){

    $defaults = array(
        'menu'              => 'Primary Menu',
        'theme_location'    => 'primary',
        'depth'             => 3,
        'container'         => 'div',
        'container_class'   => 'a',
        'container_id'      => 'b',
        'menu_class'        => 'nav navbar-nav',
        'fallback_cb'       => 'wp_bootstrap_navwalker::fallback',
        'walker'            => new wp_bootstrap_navwalker()
    );
    return $defaults;
}

and call it on the custom post type pages like below:
wp_nav_menu( get_menu_params( ) );

This will help you.


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L'Exposition internationale du surréalisme est une exposition d'artistes surréalistes qui se tient du  au  à la galerie des Beaux-Arts de Georges Wildenstein, au 140, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré à Paris en France.

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L'exposition internationale est organisée par André Breton, cerveau et théoricien des surréalistes, et Paul Éluard, le poète le plus connu du mouvement. Le catalogue cite, avec ceux qui précèdent, Marcel Duchamp, en tant qu'initiateur et arbitre (pour apaiser les conflits en partie féroces principalement entre Breton et Éluard), Salvador Dalí et Max Ernst, comme conseillers techniques, Man Ray, comme éclairagiste en chef et Wolfgang Paalen comme responsable de la conception de l'entrée et du hall principal avec .

Le vernissage est marqué par une performance d'Hélène Vanel qui exécute une danse sauvage.

Avant leur première exposition groupée de , qui a lieu dans la galerie Pierre Loeb à Paris, les artistes surréalistes ont auparavant exposé leurs œuvres dans des expositions individuelles. L'exposition collective présente des œuvres de Giorgio De Chirico, Jean Arp, Max Ernst, Paul Klee, Man Ray, André Masson, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso et Pierre Roy. Une autre exposition commune suit en 1928 à la galerie parisienne Au Sacre du Printemps sous le titre Le Surréalisme, existe-t-il ?. Max Ernst, André Masson, Joan Miró, Francis Picabia et Yves Tanguy y participent.

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L'exposition est organisée en trois sections, montrant des peintures et objets ainsi que des chambres et mannequins, inhabituellement décorés, remaniés à divers égards. Avec cette présentation holistique des œuvres d'art surréalistes, le mouvement a écrit l'histoire de l'exposition.

Óscar Domínguez réalise Jamais, un phonographe représentant des parties d'un corps féminin, acquis ensuite par Pablo Picasso. Ce dernier avait exposé deux peintures de femmes datant de 1930 et 1931. Salvador Dalí présente le Taxi pluvieux et Marcel Duchamp .

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Slater is currently batting a shoulder injury, the same niggle that saw him miss the Anzac Test against New Zealand earlier this month.
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"It's so hard to defend, it must just be a nightmare. His fitness levels are just off the Richter.
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UK – One of the country's best known road haulage operators has changed hands after a management buy-out. Currie Solutions, having rebranded in 2017 from Currie European Transport to better reflect the company's move from road transport into the wider logistics field, is now headed by managing director Stephen Turner who has been employed at the Scottish headquartered firm most of his working life and held his current title for the past nine years.
Turner has taken control of the majority of shares following a deal with previous owner Tom Barrie. Turner was previously Finance Director for six years before resigning that position in 2006 and then returning to a directorship two years later. The company was first formed by Norman Currie and still bears his name.
"Like many, our results have not been easy on the eye in recent years. Most transport businesses have had challenges through increasing fixed costs and variable costs, without the margin increase in revenue to offset. Importantly though, we are not sitting around to wait on the next set of results, we have a strategy that is centred around the consolidation and collaboration that needs to take place in the market, and we will drive forward with that strategy.
"The MBO was prompted by the business working through its plan for the years ahead. Tom Barrie and I felt it was the right time for him and the right time myself to make this change, more importantly, we both believed it was important for the business. As Managing Director, I have been fortunate enough to lead the business since 2010 and I am now ready to take this great business on its next exciting journey.
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RIT/NTID assistant professor and astrophysicist Jason Nordhaus is leading a groundbreaking study of binary star evolution.
A new grant will help researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf learn more about "one of the most challenging phases in stellar astrophysics," according to the National Science Foundation.
The nearly $300,000 project, which incorporates research opportunities for deaf and hard-of-hearing undergraduate students, will revolutionize how scientists understand a crucial phase of binary star evolution that rapidly shrinks the orbit of two stars to 0.1 percent of the distance from the Earth to the sun in only one year. This is the main method for forming tight binaries in the universe, such as binary black holes, neutron stars, white dwarfs, and many other classes of objects. But scientists have never seen it happen.
Jason Nordhaus, an RIT/NTID assistant professor of physics and the principal investigator on the grant, is "beyond excited" to lead the first-of-its-kind survey that will allow astrophysicists to create the first observational constraints on the outcomes of what is called the common envelope phase.
Through the project, titled "Brief But Spectacular: New Windows into the Physics of Common Envelope Evolution," Nordhaus and his team will be conducting an observational survey of all galactic star clusters within 1 kiloparsec of Earth to hunt for close binary systems. To do that, they will use data from NASA and the European Space Agency's flagship space missions, TESS and Gaia, in addition to some of the largest telescopes on the planet—the Lowell Discovery Telescope in the northern hemisphere and the Magellan Telescopes in the southern hemisphere.
"The common envelope phase is responsible for making the systems that will later merge and create gravitational waves," explains Nordhaus. "Because only one star in our galaxy is experiencing this phase at any time, we have never directly seen it. However, close binaries in clusters act as a Rosetta stone, allowing us to map the conditions right before the common envelope phase to the conditions right after the phase is over."
As part of this three-year project, several deaf and hard-of-hearing RIT/NTID undergraduates will help conduct research at Boston University each summer. Philip Muirhead, co-PI on the project, is the director of graduate admissions for Boston University's astronomy department. Nordhaus and Muirhead will work together on best practices for supporting those students successfully in the summer. Also contributing to the project are Maria Drout, assistant professor of astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Toronto, and Jeffrey Cummings, associate research scientist at Johns Hopkins University.
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He became a member of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists by examination in 1996 and completed a Masters of Veterinary Studies and a residency in Small Animal Surgery at the University of Melbourne.
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Big Decisions: Signing Ales Hemsky
February 18, 2013, 10:57 PM | Jonathan Willis
There are those who believe that the Edmonton Oilers made a mistake when they re-signed pending unrestricted free agent Ales Hemsky to a two-year/$10 million contract extension just under one year ago.
Those people are wrong. The Oilers made the right decision.
One of the more difficult parts of assessing a player is recognizing when a short-term trend is likely to continue or stop. At the time the Oilers re-signed Hemsky, he had played 47 games, scored just five times, and recorded 21 assists. He also had a minus-14 rating. The five goals quickly became a punch line, as pundits joked that the Oilers gave Hemsky 'a million for every goal he scored.'
The problem was that Hemsky's dismal performance stood in such stark contrast to his previous work in the NHL. The following are Hemsky's basic statistics from the five years preceding 2011-12, as well as an average 47-game segment from that span. The last row has Hemsky's numbers as of the date the Oilers re-signed him.
The difference is striking. Hemsky's shots were down by a third, the number of shots taken that went in were down by half, and his assist totals were down by one-third.
The reasons for the slump are open to debate. But the Oilers needed to decide whether or not Hemsky's rough 2011-12 represented the new normal for him, or if it was a temporary lull after which he could be expected to return to his traditional levels of production.
Hemsky's played 36 games since then; I don't think the answer is 100 percent clear yet.
It's Not A Choice, It's A Lack Of Options
The other issue, one that was obvious at the time, was that somebody was going to play Hemsky's minutes. At the time, it was not possible to know that the Oilers would end up drafting first overall and picking Nail Yakupov, but even if they had known that ahead of time it would have been folly to expect a fresh-faced rookie to step in and add the kind of scoring Hemsky is capable of.
The free agent market was just as miserable. In terms of established offensive talent, there simply weren't a lot of options. The Oilers could have gone hard after Zach Parise, or they would have been stuck trying to attract a Ray Whitney, Jaromir Jagr, Alex Semin or Jiri Hudler to town.
Right now, it looks like the 41-year old Jagr would have turned out pretty good. He got a one-year, $4.55 million contract from Dallas. The simple fact is that to replace Hemsky, the Oilers would have been forced to gamble that they could attract one of the few scoring options on the market, and they would be spending roughly the same money.
Alternatively, they could have let Hemsky go, and made a second line out of some combination of Ryan Smyth, Magnus Paajarvi, Teemu Hartikainen or Linus Omark (since at the time it seemed likely they would be picking after the Yakupov selection). While a possible choice, at some point the 'dwell in the NHL basement and collect draft picks' phase of a rebuild has to give way to a 'make the team better' segment, and keeping Hemsky was a necessary first step.
The Oilers opted to sign Hemsky to a bridge deal – they gave him money, but not term. His $5 million per season was a respectable figure, but the Oilers only committed to it for two seasons – allowing them flexibility if Hemsky failed to return to form, or if the combination of youth on expiring contracts/a falling salary cap (keep in mind that Hemsky was signed before the new CBA came into being) forced the team to shed dollars. It was a sensible choice at the time, and it looks pretty good in retrospect.
It seems likely that at some point in the near future, Hemsky will be a casualty of the salary cap, and the internal difficulties of keeping a trio of right wings – Hemsky, Yakupov and Jordan Eberle – in the system long-term. Hemsky's the oldest of the group, and his injuries over the years have doubtless made the team hesitant to write him into the long-term plans. At this time next year, the Oilers will face the same decision they did a year ago – to sign Hemsky to a new deal, to trade him at the deadline, or to hang on to him and lose him for nothing in the summer.
If and when Hemsky does leave, I'll be disappointed. For years, he's been far and away the most entertaining player on the team, a uniquely gifted forward and on some nights one of the few reasons to watch a team bound for another year in the basement. He's been called soft, and it's been suggested at times that he's lazy, but he's a guy who seemingly never hesitated to take a hit to make a play, or sacrifice his body to retrieve a puck in the corner, and to me that says more about his on-ice character and his willingness than hit totals, interviews, or what time he leaves practice ever will.
But if Hemsky leaves town because it doesn't make sense for the team to keep him, I'll understand that. That could be the case a year from now. It certainly wasn't the case a year ago.
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Sanaa Montana 9 years ago
There are so many things that need to play out first before decisions are made on trading or keeping front line players! Is Yakupov going to be the real deal & fit in with the team? We're seeing Ebs, Hallsy & Nuge are but what about some others? Is Gagner going to continue to grow, looks good with him but the next 12 months are going to be very important to see where everything fits!
Jonathan Willis 9 years ago
The answer is the question, its so obvious that even Tambelini might figure it out?
You have 4 high end right wingers.. Eberle, Yakapov, and Hemsky… all skillful, fast and expensive. Hemsky is the oldest of the bunch , so its obvious that he's the odd man out.
You might suggest well either him or Yak move to the left side, then you will have a cap issue.
I would wait to trade dead line, to see where the Oilers are, and also you get your best value at that point.
I would trade him for O Reily's rights , who would be your second line ctr, and Gagner would be the third line guy. Would give you three decent center men.
Ideally you would go for a D Man, but you wont get a top 4 D man for Hemsky.
Its unfortunate, but this team has a poor track record in drafting and more so developing players from within.[PS. lotto kids dont count as good drafting]
McDavid's Comet 9 years ago
I agree with you: hemsky's value will be greatest at deadline but, if I'm trading for O' Riely he has to sign before the deal is done and it has to be under 5 mil. Honestly whom is really willing to part with their top 4 d-man, maybe NYI but I doubt it.
DieHard 9 years ago
Trading Hemsky (bad idea) at the trade deadline nets you prospects and picks which is not what we need.
cf89 9 years ago
i've been following oilersnation for several years now, and have really enjoyed the various blogs, and comments from most members. however, the only reason why i have joined is to ask why DSF is allowed to continually comment and denigrate the oilers. i thought that this is forum to show your support for the oil. i understand that sometimes one may have opinions that are critical of the team and the moves of management, but if your sole purpose to comment here is to put down the organization and players by using ridiculous arguments backed by highly skewed and suspect facts and figures to support your negative view, then you really should find another place to comment. moderators please moderate. if DSF wants to spout off all this negativity, he/she should hop over to TSN and comment cuz it's not a pro oiler forum there. if DSF loves vancouver and minny so much, go and comment on their forums and give us a break from your utter nonsense. you don't troll on team's website/forum…go oilers!
EasyOil 9 years ago
I'm afraid this isn't technically a forum, and there are no moderators as such, just the writers who will remove comments/ ban posters if they become genuinely offensive. Like him or not – i dont particularly – it never hurts to have someone around questioning moves by the Oilers. We're not blindly optimistic here, we're more realistically hopeful.
It should be noted that DSF is actually a disenchanted Oilers fan. He just wants management to be smart about things, like all of us, and lets face it they haven't exactly been a bunch of hockey Einsteins.
DSF 9 years ago
The very day the architects who drove the franchise I've supported since the WHA into the ditch are given their walking papers, you'll see a brand new DSF.
7 consecutive years out of the playoffs is an enormous failure only exceeded by the bozos who were running the Leafs.
That Burke was able to build a team that is now challenging for the division lead is a testament to the man whether or not you hate him.
All the while, the guys who authored the debacle in Edmonton not only keep their jobs but keep getting promotions, extensions and raises.
It boggles the mind.
Other perpetual losers like the Leafs, Panthers and Blue Jackets have at least had the sense to turf their under performing management teams and at least have a clear sense of direction.
In Edmonton…just keep losing and drafting.
That's a NYI rebuild.
I completely agree with you about the management. It is pretty pathetic that instead of firing people you just give them promotions because they are apart of the "family". That is no way to run a business.
However, I think your comparison of EDM to the NYI is a bit stretching. I think EDM will become a good team in the next year or so while the NYI will just continue to rot. The only difference is, is that EDM got extremly lucky getting 3 first overall draft picks and Schultz. This had nothing to do with management and they should all be fired, but to think that EDM won't succeed just isn't accurate. The team will get better even though management really didn't do anything.
For better or worse he stirs it up….He gets a lot of ink…and more responses than any of the writers on the site…
Personally I like about 30% of his posts…indifferent about 30%…and… enjoy whacking him on the nose with a newspaper like the dog he sometimes is… about 30% (the other 10% is just silliness)……like this…
Here's a recent conversation I had with him offline….
DSF: "Do you Like me?…Do you REALLY like me?
ORG: "No, I don't like you. I think you're a fake. The sound of your piss hitting the urinal, it sounds feminine. If you were in the wild, I would attack you, even if you weren't in my food chain. I would go out of my way to attack you. If I were a lion and you were a tuna, I would swim out in the middle of the ocean and freaking eat you and then I'd bang your tuna girlfriend.
(Translating that all literally…DSF responds…)
DSF: "OK, first off: a lion, SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN?? Lions don't like water. If you placed it near a river or some sort of fresh water source, that would make sense. But you find yourself in the ocean, 20 foot wave, I'm assuming off the coast of South Africa, coming up against a full grown 800 pound tuna with his 20 or 30 friends, you lose that battle, you lose that battle 9 times out of 10. And guess what, you've wandered into our school of tuna and we now have a taste of lion. We've talked to ourselves. We've communicated and said 'You know what, lion tastes good, let's go get some more lion'. We've developed a system to establish a beach-head and aggressively hunt you and your family and we will corner your pride, your children, your offspring.
ORG: (Plays Along) How you gonna do that?
DSF: We will construct a series of breathing apparatus with kelp. We will be able to trap certain amounts of oxygen. It's not gonna be days at a time. An hour? Hour forty-five? No problem. That will give us enough time to figure out where you live, go back to the sea, get some more oxygen, and stalk you. You just lost at your own game. You're outgunned and out-manned.
and that, for better or worse, is a typical DSF conversation…some find it annoying..some find it educational….me….I kind of enjoy it in some sick twisted way….but then I'm old and more than a little senile.
djc 9 years ago
DSF won't get blocked from Oilersnation because he generates page hits with his comments and flawed arguments. I'm not really sure what he gets out of it but maybe he is lonely and enjoys the attention.
Quicksilver ballet 9 years ago
Hallsy, you find no problems with whats happened here over the last 6 yrs, no criticism whatsoever is warranted? There isn't enough kool-aid in the world for what Oilersnation has been through during these difficult times. DSF isn't the only one who holds their feet to the flames. Do you honestly believe whats happened here is acceptable? Someone should be levelling the playing field. DSF as well as other critiques here are very much Oilers fans, much like yourself.
Hall2010 eh….
What was your name here last month?
I think its great for rival nations to talk trash. DSF is welcome here, because I think many of us like people who come here and spew senile comments from their moma's basement.
paul wodehouse 9 years ago
'…I can DSF with the best of'em….'
omg you've made this bloody trolls' screen name into a VERB…
gazmort … you are dead to me
The Towel Boy 9 years ago
@hall2010
Just think of DSF as our resident "Crazy Cat Lady".
He may scream gibberish and throw a cat or two at you every now and then, but other than that he's quite harmless.
I hate cats…although I may be crazy.
Romulus' Apotheosis 9 years ago
C'mon JW… this is just straight up trolling.
Moving toward the deadline, this kind of stir the pot chatter has a place… but right now, you're just giving people an excuse to make bizarre comparisons.
Hemsky has 29 shots on goal and has scored on 7 of them for a 24.1% shooting percentage.
If he was shooting at his career average of 11.6%, he would have 3 goals and 3 assists while leaking scoring chances and goals against.
Now, it's possible Hemsky has somehow become a much more lethal shooter but it's much more likely that he will regress to the mean.
Watch.
So I read the entire thread and here's what I heard…
1) Hemsky has been the Oilers best offensive threat for many seasons
2) Hemsky is not soft.
3) Hemsky is injury prone
4) Hemsky is likely to get moved at the deadline if he stays healthy and we are not competing for a playoffs position
5) Hemsky is likely to stay if we are competing for a playoff position ( He's under contract for another year, and so can be moved later)
6) Hemsky will only be moved if the deal makes sense/makes the Oilers a better team..more able/likely to compete for a cup
I would add:
7) Hemsky has significant value in a trade scenario….Martin Havlat was traded for Danny Heatley…(don't particularly like either player)..but Heatley was perceived as a prize at the time by most pundits…and….Hemsky has more value than Havlat…
DSF is fine every once in while.
I think he should be limited to maybe 4 posts per thread. It gets kind of ridiculous after a while.
SteelStewart 9 years ago
I've loved this guy since day 1 and always will. He's got endless talent and has always been exciting to watch and cheer for.
…how does one get a private "offline" conversation with this fellow whose urine spray sounds feminine?
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Keihin Corporation
Performing Aerodynamic Noise Analyses to Meet Demands for Noise Reduction
As EVs and HEVs (hybrid and electric vehicles) become more common, the need for quiet and highly efficient vehicle HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) equipment has become increasingly important. Noise reduction is critical for air-conditioning equipment and tools using fans to move air. Keihin Corporation uses SC/Tetra to conduct aerodynamic noise analyses to identify noise sources and evaluate countermeasures to reduce noise levels. Using computational tools to predict noise is extremely complex and is considered a very challenging flow simulation application.
Pic 1 Mr. Junya Washiashi,
Engineer, Air-conditioning
Department, Air-conditioning
 System Business Operations
Pic 2 Mr. Jun Onodera,
Assistant Engineer,
Air-conditioning System Development Department, Division 1, Air-conditioning
System Business Operations
Keihin Corporation is one of the largest automotive component manufacturers in the world. Their business entails research and development (R&D), design, and manufacturing of engine, transmission, air-conditioning and electrical control units for motorcycles, automobile, motorsports, and general-purpose machine.
Mr. Junya Washiashi – Engineer (pic 1), and Mr. Jun Onodera - Assistant Engineer (pic 2) from Keihin's Air-conditioning System Development Department, Air-conditioning System Business Operations, conduct R&D on HVAC unit of automobile air-conditioning systems. An automobile air-conditioning system consists of an HVAC unit, a compressor and condenser. The function of HVAC unit is generation of warm or cool air, to maintain comfortable temperature and humidity of car cabin, and to defrost a windshield, the main components of HVAC unit (a heat exchanger unit that heats/cools the air to the desired temperature as in fig 3), and a blower unit that moves the air into the vehicle.
Fig 3 The structure of an HVAC unit, consisting of the blower unit (the cylindrical part - lower left) and the heater unit
Higher Demand for Quiet Vehicle Environment due to the Emerging Eco-friendly Cars
As effective air-conditioning system is crucial to create a comfortable space for passengers, customer expectations are high. When climate controlled vehicles debuted, passengers were satisfied just having an air-conditioning system. But today's customers expect low noise and vibration from the HVAC system, as well as the elimination of the odors, pollen dusts, and small particulate matter (PM2.5). The emergence of EVs and HEVs has increased the demands placed on the HVAC system. These eco-friendly cars are quiet most of the time, and generate engine noise only when necessary. This makes noise from other sources more noticeable, especially if it is not generated from the engine. As a result, the demand from vehicle manufacturers for HVAC noise reduction increases each year.
"CAE has become more important to us because prototyping is costly. CAE allows us to evaluate device capability and determine where the noise may occur before prototyping," says Mr. Washiashi. Filters are used to block fine particles such as pollen dusts and PM2.5, but the air flow rate requirement into the vehicle must also be maintained while also consuming minimum amount of energy. To design a device that satisfies such a requirement, Keihin engineers are always concerned about the ventilation system resistance, which is quantified as a flow rate index. Simulation is critical for calculating the flow rate index.
Extending the Simulation from the Heater Unit to the Blower Unit
Keihin Corporation has conducted many different kinds of simulations, including fluid flow and aerodynamic noise analyses. They first started using an analysis tool to perform fluid analysis in 1999 to evaluate the flow inside a heater unit. In 2002, they used a specially customized tool to allow their design engineers to more flexibly experiment with simulating the heater unit and the tool was only designed to simulate the flow in the heater unit. In 2003 they started using SC/Tetra to simulate rotating air flow field of the blower with the drive motor.
Keihin Corporation primarily uses SC/Tetra to analyze the air flow inside their blowers. They evaluate different design concepts and modeling techniques with the goal of identifying the best shape. One example is a transient analysis of a rotating body to visualize the air flow, predict the flow rate, and estimate the fluid noise. Recently they have taken more interest in understanding the physics within their blowers. Now they use the analysis tool to both improve blower performance and evaluate the physical phenomena to determine if there are other mechanisms for further improvements.
Keihin Corporation also uses SC/Tetra in the early stages of concept design and development. One of their objectives is to reduce the number of prototypes they must build. They believe that evaluating designs analytically and minimizing prototype production will continue to grow in importance. However, this will be a long-term challenge to achieve.
Fig 4 Simulating the blower capability
(in terms of PQ characteristics).
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Another example of how Keihin Corporation uses SC/Tetra in their design is the estimation of the blower PQ (Pressure/Flow) characteristics (fig 4). Blower capability determines the performance of the overall HVAC system, and is critical for the entire design. Keihin engineers used SC/Tetra to identify the PQ characteristics at the operational voltage, based on the relationship between the blade torque calculated from analysis and the torque characteristics of the electric drive motor derived from experiments.
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Q: How to Get Active Process Name in C#? How to get active process name in C#?
I know that I must use this code:
[DllImport("user32.dll")]
private static extern IntPtr GetForegroundWindow();

but I don't know how use it.

A: I would suggest using System.Diagnostics.Process.
var currentProc = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess();
string name = currentProc.ProcessName;

As an alternative you could use:
string name = currentProc.MainModule.FileName;

A: Its just need two line of code, you can use linq to get all processes.
var processss = from proc in System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses() orderby proc.ProcessName ascending select proc;
foreach (var item in processss) {
    Console.WriteLine(item.ProcessName );
}

Now you have all active process by just on line.

A: As mentioned in this answer, you have to use GetWindowThreadProcessId() to get the process id for the window and then you can use the Process:
[DllImport("user32.dll")]
public static extern IntPtr GetWindowThreadProcessId(IntPtr hWnd, out uint ProcessId);

[DllImport("user32.dll")]
private static extern IntPtr GetForegroundWindow();

string GetActiveProcessFileName()
{
    IntPtr hwnd = GetForegroundWindow();
    uint pid;
    GetWindowThreadProcessId(hwnd, out pid);
    Process p = Process.GetProcessById((int)pid);
    p.MainModule.FileName.Dump();
}

Be aware that this seems to throw an exception ("A 32 bit processes cannot access modules of a 64 bit process") when run from a 32-bit application when the active process is 64-bit.
EDIT: As Damien pointed out, this code is prone to race conditions, because the process that had the active window at the time when GetForegroundWindow() was called might not exist anymore when GetWindowThreadProcessId() is called. Even worse situation would be if the same hwnd would be assigned to another window at that time, but I guess this should be really rare.

A: Here's a link describing the exact thing you want to do:
http://www.blackwasp.co.uk/GetActiveProcess.aspx
And another one describing the GetForegroundWindow function, which I copy below.
Note that you may need to reference some extra assemblies, for this code to work.
Look at the MSDN for each function. Example, GetProcessesByName requires System.Diagnostics.
public ApplicationState AppState
{
    get
    {
        Process[] processCollection =
                           Process.GetProcessesByName(ProcessName);
        if(processCollection != null &&
           processCollection.Length  >= 1 &&
            processCollection[0] != null)
        {
            IntPtr activeWindowHandle = Win32.GetForegroundWindow();
            // Optional int ProcessID;
            // Optional Win32.GetWindowThreadProcessId(
                                                 GetForegroundWindow(),
                                                 out ProcessID)
            foreach(Process wordProcess in processCollection)
            {
                //Optional if( ProcessID == wordProcess.Id )
                //          return ApplicationState.Focused;
                if(wordProcess.MainWindowHandle == activeWindowHandle)
                {
                    return ApplicationState.Focused;
                }
            }

            return ApplicationState.Running;
        }

        return ApplicationState.NotRunning;
    }
}

A:     public void GetProcessNames()
    {
        List<string> windowNames = new List<string>();

        foreach (Process window in Process.GetProcesses())
        {
            if (window.MainWindowHandle != IntPtr.Zero)
            {
                windowNames.Add(window.MainWindowTitle);
            }

            // It's that simple
        }
    }


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Surprise: Tax-Hiking Dem Senator Forced to Pay Tax Penalty on DC Mansion
Guy Benson
@guypbenson
Posted: Feb 20, 2013 12:31 PM
This post pretty much writes itself. Step one - Louisiana liberal Sen. Mary Landrieu demands higher taxes on the American people, averring that President Obama's recent $600 billion hike (in addition to all the Obamacare taxes) "is not enough" to satisfy Big Government's spending appetite:
"We have to bring more revenues!"
Step two - Louisiana liberal Sen. Mary Landrieu admits to underpaying the taxes she owed on her $2.3 million Beltway home and cuts a check to the Washington, DC government to settle the discrepancy:
Louisiana Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu has now paid the tax penalty owed to the District of Columbia government on her Capitol Hill mansion, a spokeswoman for the senator said Tuesday. Citing publicly available documents, The Daily Caller first reported this week that the Democratic lawmaker and her husband were facing $1,206.95 in tax penalties on their home. "Senator Landrieu and her husband believed that property taxes on their DC residence were paid in full by the required due date of Sept. 15, 2012," Amber McDowell, a spokeswoman for Landrieu, said in a statement.
Step three - Senate Republicans' campaign arm pounces on the news, seeking to draw attention to the story in Landrieu's home state --where she happens to be up re-election next year:
Mary Landrieu's campaign slogan must be, 'Do as I say, not as I do.' Senator Landrieu wants hard working Louisianans to send more money to Washington for President Obama to spend, but got caught failing to pay her fair share of taxes on her DC mansion. Senator Mary Landrieu's mansion tax avoidance is the latest case of powerful Democrats in Washington trying to force the people to do one thing as they do another.
Step four will be in the hands of Louisiana's voters in November of 2014. Unlike their senior US Senator, they're not a particularly liberal bunch.
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Tax Hikes
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Vaizey: No date for digital radio switchover
UK Communications Minister Ed Vaizey said radio broadcasters were too far behind to contemplate following TV into an all-digital future.
Vaizey, speaking at the BBC, announced a range of new measures to boost digital radio, including a new national multiplex – which will mean a host of new national digital stations – and improved digital audio broadcasting (DAB) coverage.
Vaizey did not announce a switchover date, with digital take-up slower than expected – accounting for just over a third of all radio listening.
The commercial radio trade body, the Radio Centre, had been pushing for a 2018 switchover date – when all national and most of the larger stations become digital only – but it remains to be seen if that will be achievable. Television completed its digital switchover last year.
Vaizey said: "I absolutely believe that the future of radio in this country is digital. We cannot go backwards. The radio listener will get a much better service, and better functionality. There will be far more choice, with many more stations. The UK is at the forefront of developments in digital radio. This package of measures is intended to cement this and herald in a digital age, as and when the consumer is ready."
In other initiatives, a new digital "tick" mark will be used on approved digital radio sets, and the DVLA will include information about digital radio in all vehicle tax reminders, with the availability of digital radio in cars a key hurdle for switchover.
Ford Ennals, the chief executive of digital radio switchover body, Digital Radio UK, said: "We welcome the minister's confirmation of a digital future for radio in the UK and today's announcements about government investment in DAB coverage and the ability to launch new national stations on DAB, which benefit listeners and enable the switchover criteria to be met.
"We will continue to plan for a radio switchover and the achievement of the criteria, and look forward to the future confirmation of a switchover date which will give industry the certainty it needs. We also welcome government's announcement of the digital radio 'tick' mark, which means that consumers can make informed purchase decisions."
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Upper Egypt (Arabic: صعيد مصر Saeid Misr, shortened to الصعيد Alssaeid; [esˤːe.ˈʕiːd], Coptic: ⲙⲁⲣⲏⲥ) is the strip of land on both sides of the Nile that extends between Nubia and downriver (northwards) to Lower Egypt.
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Predynastic Egypt
Dynastic Egypt
Medieval Egypt
20th century Egypt
List of rulers of prehistoric Upper Egypt
Upper Egypt is between the Cataracts of the Nile above modern-day Aswan, downriver (northwards) to the area between Dahshur and El-Ayait, which is south of modern-day Cairo. The northern (downriver) part of Upper Egypt, between Sohag and El-Ayait, is also known as Middle Egypt.
In Arabic, inhabitants of Upper Egypt are known as Sa'idis and they generally speak Sa'idi Arabic.
In ancient Egypt, Upper Egypt was known as tꜣ šmꜣw, literally "the Land of Reeds" or "the Sedgeland" It was divided into twenty-two districts called nomes. The first nome was roughly where modern-day Aswan is and the twenty-second was at modern Atfih just to the south of Cairo.
The main city of prehistoric Upper Egypt was Nekhen, whose patron deity was the vulture goddess Nekhbet.
By about 3600 BC, Neolithic Egyptian societies along the Nile had based their culture on the raising of crops and the domestication of animals. Shortly after 3600 BC, Egyptian society began to grow and increase in complexity. A new and distinctive pottery, which was related to the Levantine ceramics, appeared during this time. Extensive use of copper became common during this time. The Mesopotamian process of sun-drying adobe and architectural principles—including the use of the arch and recessed walls for decorative effect—became popular during this time.
Concurrent with these cultural advances, a process of unification of the societies and towns of the upper Nile River, or Upper Egypt, occurred. At the same time the societies of the Nile Delta, or Lower Egypt also underwent a unification process. Warfare between Upper and Lower Egypt occurred often. During his reign in Upper Egypt, King Narmer defeated his enemies on the Delta and merged both the Kingdom of Upper and Lower Egypt under his single rule.
For most of pharaonic Egypt's history, Thebes was the administrative center of Upper Egypt. After its devastation by the Assyrians, its importance declined. Under the Ptolemies, Ptolemais Hermiou took over the role of Upper Egypt's capital city. Upper Egypt was represented by the tall White Crown Hedjet, and its symbols were the flowering lotus and the sedge.
In the 11th century, large numbers of pastoralists, known as Hilalians, fled Upper Egypt and moved westward into Libya and as far as Tunis. It is believed that degraded grazing conditions in Upper Egypt, associated with the beginning of the Medieval Warm Period, were the root cause of the migration.
20th-century Egypt
In the 20th-century Egypt, the title Prince of the Sa'id (meaning Prince of Upper Egypt) was used by the heir apparent to the Egyptian throne.
Although the Kingdom of Egypt was abolished after the Egyptian revolution of 1952, the title continues to be used by Muhammad Ali, Prince of the Sa'id.
The following list may not be complete (there are many more of uncertain existence):
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The Commission had conducted Physical Screening Test for the recruitment of Male Constables on February 9th and 10th.
Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) has released the Physical Screening Test (PST) result for the recruitment of Male Constable today, February 11th, 2019. All the candidates who had appeared for the PST round of the recruitment can check the official website, hssc.gov.in, to check the result.
HSSC had conducted the PST round of the recruitment of 5000 Male Constables on February 9th and February 10th, 2019. The candidates had cleared a written exam to qualify for the PST round.
All the candidates who have cleared the PST are now eligible to appear for the Physical Measurement Test (PMT) and Document Verification that is scheduled to be conducted today, February 11th.
Click on the result link for PST conducted on February 9th and February 10th.
Alternatively, click on the direct link for PST for February 9th and PST for February 10th.
The HSSC had conducted the written exam for the Male Constable recruitment December 23rd, 2018 and the result for which was declared in the first week of February 2019. Apart from this recruitment, HSSC is also conducting recruitment for Female Constable and Sub-Inspector simultaneously.


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A traditional canoe cruises toward the sunset on the Tahitian island of Huahine, where visitors can discover a more authentic version of Polynesian culture.
Photo: Guillaume Duval/Flickr
Trending Vacation Destinations for 2018
By Pierce Hoover 1/24/18
Seven places that are above the norm and ahead of the curve
A vacation is supposed to be an escape from the day to day. So why join the crowds and flock to the same well-known destinations, where you'll rub elbows with everyone else seeking a getaway. More savvy travelers seek that next great place, and they want to get there before the general public arrives. The rewards for this forward looking approach to travel are uncrowded beaches, pristine forests, a resort environment that is accommodating but not over developed, and a local vibe that treats visitors as welcome guests. And yes, these places really do exist, and we've rounded up seven of our favorite picks for 2018.
Huahine, Islands of Tahiti
Anyone who longs for the South Pacific of Gauguin and Michener will be pleased to know it is alive and well on one of Tahiti's less visited islands. Thirty miles east of the posh over-water bungalows of Bora Bora, the islands of Huahine Nui and Huahine Iti are a step back in time. These green islands are ringed in white sand beaches, and set within a turquoise lagoon. Lush forests cover volcanic slopes, and there are just eight small villages scattered across the islands. It is a land where things grow easily, and the rich soil yields bountiful harvests of vanilla, melons and bananas. Visitors come to trek the hills, ride bikes or horses on rural paths, snorkel the reefs and to sail, surf and swim in the clear waters. The tourism infrastructure is limited to a collection of small hotels and guesthouses scattered across the islands, with the crown jewel being the Royal Huahine hotel, which offers just 18 bungalows in a garden setting, tucked into a secluded bay accessible only by boat.
On the shores of Huahine, architecture details of Hotel Maitai Lapita take a cue from the region's canoe culture, where bungalows are decorated with stylized canoe prows. Photo: Pierre Lesage/Flickr
Anguilla is an island for those who value both the finer things and the simpler things. Anyone who finds contentment in the simple act of sitting on a beach will be pleased to discover that this small Caribbean island is home to some of the world's most beautiful powder white strands. Equally stunning are the aquamarine and turquoise hues of the waters, and this fact is not lost on the hoteliers who have built their upscale boutique properties on waterfront locations that deliver awe-inspiring vistas of sea and sky. The most recent example is the 25-room Manoah Boutique Hotel, which has been called the Caribbean's most gorgeous new property. And then there's the food. Foodies consider Anguilla to be the culinary capital of the Caribbean. At venues across the island, talented chefs with international reputations deliver an award-winning dining scene that showcases a range of elegance and creative cuisine, fusing fresh local flavors from land and sea with elegant international flavors.
Gleaming mega-yachts, upscale boutique resorts and white sand beaches set the tone on Anguilla, where upscale indulgences mix easily with simple pleasures. Photo: Anguilla Tourism
Oahu's Waikiki Beach was where your parents went on honeymoon back in the day. But this most vintage of Hawaiian destinations is now infused with a new energy that pays homage to its roots, while also branding Oahu as the hip new place to be. Over the past few years, a number of vintage resorts in the Waikiki area have updated and reinvented themselves. Some have tapped into a retro-chic vibe while others have gone full modern. The latest such reimagining is taking place at the 315-room Queen Kapiolani Hotel, where a $30 million renovation is underway. The island's culinary scene is also kicking it up a notch, with a growing number of kitchens opened by internationally known chefs, and a renaissance in regional cuisines. Look for trendsetter Peter Merriman to introduce farm-to-high rise cuisine at his latest Oahu restaurant, which will highlight ingredients grown and harvested from the Kualoa Private Nature Reserve.
Visitors and Oahu locals mingled during the annual Hawaii Food & Wine Festival. The city's Waikiki district has benefitted from a new wave of food and entertainment venues. Photo: Hawaii Food & Wine Festival
If you have no idea where the Azores is, you aren't alone. Though technically a part of Portugal, these islands lie 1,000 miles to the west, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It was only recently that regular and cost effective flights became widely available, which has in turn sparked a new wave of interest from travelers looking for the next great destination. Just don't expect white sand beaches, though there are a few palm trees. The big attraction in the Azores is the rugged volcanic landscapes, where green clad slopes rise into the clouds, and clear Gulf Stream waters temper the mid-Atlantic climate. The islands offer a wide range of activities, from whale watching and swimming with dolphins to mountain climbing and trekking, bathing in hot spring waters, golf, and more. Culture is also a big attraction, as the islands are steeped in Portuguese traditions and architecture. The island of Sao Miguel has responded to the tourism boom with new properties such as the five-star Hotel Azor, while other islands in the chain still favor smaller properties and rustic guesthouses.
In the Azores, red tile roofs and white walled cottages are reminders of the islands' strong Portuguese heritage. Soaring sea cliffs tell of their volcanic origins. Photo: VisitAzores
Gili Islands, Indonesia
The bad news: the world has discovered the magic of the Gili Islands. The good news: the magic is still there. This trio of pint-sized islands sits just off the western tip of Lombok, Indonesia, where they are just a short flight and a boat ride away from Bali. Once known only to the intrepid backpacker crowd, the Gilis epitomize the iconic dream of a tropical island paradise, where coconut palms arch over sugar sand beaches washed by turquoise seas. And though mainstream tourism has now arrived, it has not spoiled the destination's languid out island charm, and it has not come to all islands in equal measure. This allows visitors to have a sampler's choice of vacation experiences. The most cosmopolitan of the three, Gili Trawangan, offers a lively beach club scene on its eastern shore, while the quieter west coast is devoted to small, upscale resorts. Cars are banned from all three islands, so be prepared to walk, bike or hire a ride on a passing horse cart. At the other end of the spectrum, quiet Gili Meno sees only a handful of visitors, and is home to just a handful of small, secluded resorts. It's a place for those who want to escape the world. In between is Gili Air, an island that many feel offers the "just right" mix of development and seclusion, where backpackers are still welcome among a growing number of in-the-know jet setters looking for a quiet getaway.
The Gili Islands rise from the Indian Ocean like a trio of emeralds set in a field of sapphire. Located an hour from Bali, these islands are just gaining the attention of savvy travelers. Photo: Flickr
The island of St. Kitts is attracting a new class of travelers who value both luxury and nature in equal measure. They are rewarded by a landscape that remains blissfully free of high rise hotels and beachfront sprawl, and in instead graced with a limited number of premier resorts designed to complement the island's character. Long after other Caribbean destinations turned to tourism, St. Kitts remained a society of farmers and fishermen. It wasn't until the early 21st century that cane harvests gave way to resort development. Today, this late bloom has yielded a crop of unique and upscale properties that blend into the island's natural surroundings, without overwhelming it bucolic culture. One prime example is the Kittitian Hill project, which is based on the value of environmental and cultural preservation, and includes unique resort properties such as the cottages of Belle Mont Farms. 2017 saw the opening of the upscale Park Hyatt, which is set in the marina village of Christophe Harbour, and on the horizon is the $120 million Seaview Gardens Hotel Project, which will include a 350-room hotel. In contrast to these projects, the majority of St. Kitts remains green and untouched, and more than a quarter of the island has been designated as a nature preserve.
At the St. Kitts Park Hyatt, architectural details of the hillside rampart pool pay homage to the island's iconic Brimstone Hill fortress. Photo: Michael Stavaridis/Hyatt
The Canal. That's all that most people know about the Central American nation of Panama. Savvy travelers share a different reality. They sail to small, deserted islands off the Pacific Coast; they hike in mountain forests that are the equal of anything Costa Rica has to offer; they surf Caribbean waves, then lounge in hammocks on the over-water decks of eclectic eco lodges overlooking a lagoon. It's not your usual resort scene, and that's okay with locals. In fact, Panama's new PR campaign counsels that it is a destination that is "Not for Tourists." For those who consider themselves travelers rather than tourists, this is a good thing. But it's not all thatch-roof beach bungalows and jungle lodges. Those looking for a touch of luxury— possibly before or after an up country adventure—will find it in the boutique hotels of Panama City's historic district, the upscale high rises along the city's waterfront, and the beach resorts of Playa Blanca. Regardless of style, those in the know agree that Panama provides a just- right combination of sophistication and adventure that can be enjoyed all the more because it is a destination that has not yet appeared on the mainstream travel radar.
Panama provides adventurous travelers with a wealth of eco adventures that rival the much better known programs of neighboring Costa Rica. Photo: Lori Newman/Flickr
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"Crack the Code": Area businesses find data-breach response plans vital in today's world of cyber attacks.
Greg Kelley of Medina, Ohio-based Vestige discusses the importance of knowing what critical data a company has that needs protection.
Home In the News "Crack the Code": Area businesses find data-breach response plans vital in today's world of cyber attacks.
These days, it's not a question of if scammers will try to hack your business. It's when.
And like any criminal, they'll look for an unlocked door … say, an employee who uses the same computer to do financial transactions and monitor email. Or one who brings a personal cellphone into the workplace, emails files to his home computer, or gives his kid a jump drive he's used for business to do a school project.
It could even be through someone you do business with, lax on computer security because he doesn't have anything scammers would want to target — except, perhaps, a customer who does.
Or maybe it won't be an accident: Maybe an employee finds out her job is going to be eliminated and decides to take your information with her when she leaves, purges crucial data or sabotages your servers. Maybe one of them is a would-be entrepreneur who just wants to jump-start his own business by stealing yours.
"There's been a lot going on nationally for quite some time, but we didn't see it in this region," said Kay Casto & Chaney attorney Christian Capece. "Then the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia prosecuted two cases this summer — one involved a disgruntled employee who decided to use his access to information to damage the company, the other involved someone who wasn't an employee putting a key stroke logger on a computer.
"We saw it as a red flag that these issues were starting to creep into smaller, regional companies, and we needed to be up to speed on that here in West Virginia."
Capece, along with Kay Casto's Shannon Smith and John Hoblitzell, co-founded their firm's new Data Privacy and Cyber Security practice group, helping clients develop a data-breach response plan to help mitigate the impact of cyber attacks.
"(What happens) if it's Monday morning and you open up a computer message that says, 'Hahaha, I just took 50,000 of your customer names and used them to open up credit card accounts,'" Capece said. "What are you, the business owner, going to do if you haven't prepared for something like that happening?
"Before it does, you need to figure out what you'll do, how you'll respond, what steps you'll take, because if you mishandle the situation it could have serious repercussions."
Compounding the problem is the lack of a uniform reporting requirement. Because there's no clear-cut national policy, each state sets its own rules.
"They're a hodgepodge," Capece said. "Notification requirements vary and they can be very expensive. If you have 50,000 customers and it turns out their credit card information was stolen, that's 50,000 letters you have to send out. Sometimes you have to offer them one year of credit monitoring — that's expensive when you multiply it out.
"Those are some of the hard costs, the quantifiable costs, but what about the cost to your reputation? Who's going to want to do business with you?"
Breaches, fallout escalate
No one, it seems, is immune.
Former Clay County Sheriff Miles J. Slack pleaded guilty in federal court in September to illegal wiretapping after he installed a keystroke logger on his estranged wife's work computer. She was a magistrate court clerk. The computer belonged to the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia and the program intercepted all communications on her computer for nearly two weeks before it was detected.
Three months ago, Ricky Joe Mitchell, a 34-year-old network engineer at EnerVest in Charleston, admitted he sabotaged the company's computer system after he found out he was going to be fired. He remotely accessed EnerVest's system and reset the network serves to factor settings, erased backup information and disabled a data replication process designed to transmit backup data offsite. He also deleted the company's phone system accounts, extensions and accounting data, leaving EnerVest virtually helpless for about 30 days. U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin pegged the financial fallout from EnerVest's breach at more than $1 million.
Hackers got their hands on 40,000-plus debit and credit card numbers from more than one million shoppers at retail giant Target through a security breach discovered just before Christmas. By Feb. 1 the company had already spent $61 million trying to fix its problems, with analysts warning Target alone could end up spending close to $500 million while the ripple effect of the breach — the costs incurred by banks, consumers and others — could run into billions of dollars. The thieves gained access to the sensitive information by hacking one of Target's third-party vendors, an HVAC company in the Pittsburgh area.
Debit and credit card information for nearly 3 million Michael's customers was exposed to hackers during an eight-month security breach at more than 1,100 of the chain's craft stores nationwide, while another 400,000 customers at its Aaron Brothers affliate were similarly exposed. Among other things, the chain hired a pair of independent security firms to do an internal investigation.
Earlier this month, Virginia-based Deltek notified about 80,000 employees of federal contractors they were at risk of identity theft after a hacker broke into the research firm's GovWin IQ system. The hacker allegedly obtained GovWin IQ usernames, passwords and, potentially, credit card information for about 31 percent of the 80,000 employees whose information was exposed. An arrest has been made.
Credit and debit card information was hacked from food and beverage outlets at 14 hotels White Lodging manages for hotel industry heavyweights like Marriott, Holiday Inn, Sheraton, Westin, Renaissance and Radison.
Global Payments, Yahoo, eHarmony and Zappos have all fallen victim to hacks, as have high profile aerospace and defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, L-3 Communications and Northrop Grumman. Most federal agencies — including the FBI, the U.S. Department of Defense and the State Department — have been hit as well.
"It used to be organizations that thought they had valuable information and were aware they could be targeted would take precautions," said Blase Janov of Medina, Ohio-based Vestige, a company specializing in digital forensics, electronic evidence, audit and assurance. "But now, everyone is a target. It's more the ease of entry to the information than just the information itself."
And for every cyber security breach that makes headlines, "there are multiple breaches you're not seeing and reading about," he warns.
If you wait until you are a victim of a cyber attack to figure out how to handle the fallout, you've waited too long."Being proactive is far more important than being reactive," advises Smith. "When a breach occurs, if you don't act immediately then the data is gone and the potential fallout of the breach — whether you lose vendors or consumers — just gets bigger and bigger, much like it did with the Target breach. Being proactive really needs to be the focus."Smith, in fact, was a victim of the Target breach."Luckily for me, I check my accounts multiple times every day and I caught the charges as they were in progress, before they went through," she said. "I immediately contacted my bank. I never lost anything; it was annoying, but I caught it and they fixed it.
"They even gave me extra credit protection after it happened because they had a plan so when it happened they knew immediately what to do and how to take care of it. That's what we're trying to get others to do, to get a plan — so when someone like me comes to you and says they've been breached, you're able to fix it without any harm."
It's a lesson some have had to learn the hard way.
"There's a firm I know in Northern Virginia," Capece said. "It was primarily a military law firm that got hacked by Anonymous."
Anonymous is an international Internet hacking collective that's gained notoriety for its efforts to combat what its members see as injustice — causes that run the gamut from, say, reigning in the controversial Westport Baptist Church in Kansas to protesting digital piracy regulations, drug cartels, child pornography and rape.
"The firm didn't have the most robust protection, and (the hack) was extremely damaging," Capece said. "They found a back way into the firm. Not only did Anonymous post information about the case they were concerned with, but they also poked into information about other clients.
"It's not like they just go in and select one piece of information — once that door is opened, it's opened."
The bigger the exposure, the more expensive the cleanup will be.
Cost of a breach
Hoblitzell points to studies by NetDiligence, a cyber risk assessment and data breach services specialist, and the Ponemon Institute with Symantec, the data management company, that puts costs well into the millions.NetDiligence, which looks at data breaches from the insurer's perspective, pegs the average cost per breach at about $3.7 million.Ponemon/Symantec, on the other hand, addresses breaches from a consumer perspective, calculating the average cost at around $5.4 million though massive hacks like Target and Michael's aren't used in the calculations because, they say, it would skew the results."One thing I found is that insurance carriers are incurring average costs of almost $1 million; that includes things like crisis response, computer forensics, services for notification, credit monitoring and reporting," Hoblitzell said. "All of those things are required in one form or another under most state breach notification laws. In West Virginia, for instance, one of the things you have to do is to set up a number people can call. You have to tell them whether you possess their information or not. That's an expensive service to maintain. And there may be credit monitoring that you have to maintain for a period of time."
Assess, plan, implement
Before you can protect critical information, you have to know what critical information you have, where it is and who has access to it so that when a breach happens, "you know where to go for information, you can gather all the resources to show investigators so they can figure out what happened and what information went out the door," Vestige's Greg Kelley advises. "If you're relying on an assessment that just says 'we've got this database of customer data, we just need to lock it down better,' then you're not looking at how to track the data and if it's breached, how you're going to determine what went out the door."That's what's important in a breach: Determining what went out the door and, more importantly, what didn't go out. It used to be if you couldn't determine what data went out the door you didn't have to report it; now, if you can't determine that it didn't go out you have to report it. The onus is on business now to prove information didn't go out the door."Merely having network protocols and firewalls in place doesn't mean you're protected — the Target breach being a case in point."It's a perfect example of how someone used a third-party, an HVAC company, to get access," he said. "They probably thought they were the last people on the planet that had anything valuable, but you're not always a target because of what you have but because of how they can use you to get to the next step.
"Most attacks, most vulnerabilities, come through mistakes that are not necessarily IT security mistakes. You need to look at things like policies and vendor contracts. Those are critical right now, third party relationships are one of the biggest causes of breaches. And it's environment wide, so you have to look at employee behaviors and the work environment. IT security is part of it, but only a part of it. The good news is it doesn't have to be overly complicated. A lot of things can be easily prevented with a little training and a little knowledge."
Once you know what information you have, who has access and how it's processed, "from there, you can usually do a little tightening down of the data," he adds.
"You can make sure it's controlled better; even develop a plan for what you're going to do if a breach happens. Just remember, you're still going to be exposed in some way. You've heard about computers over in Iran that monitor centrifuges enriching uranium? Those computers had no connection to the outside world whatsoever — they sat in an enclosed, secure room, but someone figured out a way to hack those computers from the outside world. If someone can do that to a computer in an enclosed room with no connection to the outside world, then, definitely, any business on the Internet, no matter what firewalls and intruder detection systems you have, is going to be vulnerable."
Smith also advises password-protecting technology and files, "and that password needs to be complicated and changed often, and it certainly never should be stored with the data. Change your passwords once a month or every three months, whatever works for you, but make sure whatever technology you touch is protected."
Andy Wessels, founder and owner of Sterling Communications of West Virginia, says cyber-crime prevention is a question of "taking control of your own destiny.""There's an old expression, 'If you don't tell your own story, someone else will tell it for you,'" he said. "Of course, that's more true every day in this communication age. There's no longer such a thing as hunkering down and hoping the storm will pass; we're all well aware of the 24-hour news cycle, and it's no longer just traditional media but social media as well."You have to communicate to your customers, and use all the tools available to you to do that."Wessels said much can be learned simply by watching how those who have already been hacked handle the fallout.
"Target itself, for all the mistakes they made in the early going of not communicating their message, did some pretty good things later on in the process," he said. "The CEO got out in front of it; he even made a very sincere, heartfelt apology. They updated their data as soon as they found out it wasn't the 40 million customers they thought were affected at first but more like 110 million customers.
"They took accountability and responsibility for what had happened. The CEO did an open letter to their customer base explaining now only what they had done to mitigate the damage but also what they were doing to make sure it didn't happen again — how they'd hired security experts to investigate, how they were offering free credit monitoring to those who were affected. They still have a long ways to go. The lesson we can take away from it is that it's not necessarily going to go away immediately; it's not going to return to normal right away. You need to create the expectation that yes, there may have been damage done and it's going to take time to resolve it, but you're working to mitigate it and make sure it doesn't happen again."
The State Journal, West Virginia
By Linda Harris, Legal Reporter
http://www.statejournal.com/story/25329495/crack-the-code-area-businesses-find-data-breach-response-plans-vital-in-todays-world-of-cyber-attacks


Chris is deeply involved in all aspects of parish life. She serves on the PCCW board, chairs the Welcome Committee, and has been a member of our Stewardship Team. This year, Chris helped plan a large fundraiser for the local crisis pregnancy center, which resulted in the purchase of an ultrasound machine. In addition to her other efforts on behalf of the parish, Chris and her husband, Deacon John O'Malley work with newly engaged couples on marriage preparation. Chris is a wonderful role model for Catholic women in our parish. Her faithfulness to marriage, family, and the faith are evident in everything she does, from greeting new members of our parish to working with young couples preparing for marriage, to planning beautiful events for our parish. We are blessed by her life.