text:
DIDIER MORENO SIGNS FOR DEPOR
Depor announced the transfer of Borges, and also immediately announced that Colombian Didier Moreno is going to replace him. The midfielder arrives loaned with a buyout option.
After announcing the exit of Celso Borges, the club didn't last time in announcing the name of his replacement: Didier Andrés Moreno. The 27-year-old midfielder is coming loaned from Independiente Medellín (DIM) with the deal including a buyout option. He will join the team on next week.
Moreno was the captain of Independiente Medellín and is considered as a defensive midfielder. He started his career with Independiente Santa Fe in 2011, club where he won the Torneo Apertura (2012) and the Colombian Superliga (2013).
After a short stage at Atletico Huila, he joined DIM in 2015. He ended making 117 league appearances for them and won The Torneo Apertura in 2016. He never played in the national team of Colombia, but was a fixed starter with the U-20 team that played the 2011 World Cup (eliminated by Mexico in Quarterfinals) and that also won the Toulon Tournament in that same year.
Moreno is the fourth Colombian that plays for Depor after Brayan Angulo, Abel Aguilar and Marlos Moreno, and is also the tenth reinforcement for Deportivo ahead of the season 2018/19 after the signings of goalkeeper Dani Giménez, right-back David Simón, left-back Sebastián Dubarbier, centre-backs Pablo Mari and Domingos Duarte, winger Pedro Sánchez, strikers Christian Santos and Quique González, plus the return of midfielder Álex Bergantiños.
ARCHIVE NEWS AUG/18
Back to Transfer news


Wiring Diagram Honda Innova: Wiring « myrons mopeds. New honda beat motorcycle wiring diagram elisaymk. .
Honda cb f wiring diagram. Toyota innova wiring diagram moesappaloosas. Wiring « myrons mopeds. New honda beat motorcycle wiring diagram elisaymk. Honda xr service manual download schematics eeprom. Honda cd wiring diagram. Honda civic radio wiring diagram vivresaville. Trim wiring diagram honda free engine image for. Honda dio wiring diagram circuit diagrams. Classic cycles motorcycle technical resources. Honda rincon carburetor diagram imageresizertool. Honda wave nf innova supra wiring diagram circuit. Toyota innova wiring diagram neveste. Diagram honda civic radio wiring. Honda cg wiring diagram alfa romeo. Aprilia motorcycle manuals pdf wiring diagrams fault. Toyota innova wiring diagram neveste. Toyota innova wiring diagram davehaynes me.


text:
House Democrats Committees & Delegations Find Your Representative
The Plan For PA Good Jobs Affordable Health Care Quality Schools A Fair Economy A Healthy Environment Justice For All Secure Elections
News Photo gallery Multimedia Digital Graphics
House Calendar Committee Meetings Streaming Video
Legislative Activity Legislative Review How We Voted
Stay Informed Email Us
Sims, Conklin: Make Pa. voting easier by making registration automatic
April 7, 2015 | 2:10 PM
HARRISBURG, April 7 – State Reps. Brian Sims, D-Phila., and Scott Conklin, D-Centre, plan to introduce legislation reforming Pennsylvania's voter registration system by instituting automatic registration of all eligible voters, with provisions for opting out.
"Voting is a fundamental right of all Americans, but one which many forgo due to the burdens associated with voter registration, and the time and financial costs resulting from going to the polls. As technology continues its rapid advance, legislators must find efficient and less taxing methods for helping the citizens of Pennsylvania to exercise this fundamental right," Sims said.
Conklin said, "Under our proposal, the responsibility of voter registration would be passed from eligible voters onto the Pennsylvania Department of State and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Beginning July 1, 2015, the secretary of the commonwealth would initiate a program to automatically register eligible voters whose information is provided to PennDOT for obtaining a driver's license or non-driver identification card. The Department of State would use the PennDOT data, which includes information on whether a person is a citizen, to register voters. These newly registered voters would then be sent a postcard with information on how to opt out of registration altogether and how to choose a party affiliation. Under our proposal, a newly registered voter would have 21 days to opt out of registration."
Sims said a new study on late interest in registering to vote provides additional evidence of the need for their bill.
Conklin said, "Instead of election-day registration as suggested by the researchers, our bill would have helped most of the Pennsylvanians who Google-searched too late for phrases like 'register to vote' -- they would have already been automatically registered to vote, weeks or months in advance, and would have avoided possible Election Day confusion. The researchers estimated 180,000 more Pennsylvanians would have been able to vote with election-day registration. While not all voters have a driver's license, it is clear that advance, automatic voter registration would surely have helped more than 100,000 Pennsylvanians who missed out on voting. Under our bill, Pennsylvania's 28-day registration cutoff would become much less of a barrier to exercising this core constitutional right."
Sims noted that the bill would not affect jury-duty lists since driver records are already one source of those lists in Pennsylvania.
Conklin said, "Oregon Gov. Kate Brown just signed a similar proposal into law on March 16. We believe now is the time for Pennsylvania to make things easier for voters here by adopting this innovative approach to voter registration. By reforming this sometimes cumbersome process, the General Assembly can send a message to the citizens of Pennsylvania that we value their input and we continue to encourage their participation."
RGGI Presents an Opportunity to Promote Anti-racist Environmental Policy (1 day ago)
Conklin announces plans to introduce resolution to honor Capitol Police (Jan 15, 2021)
Defending Democracy focus of Tuesday's House Democratic Policy Committee meeting (Jan 15, 2021)
Freeman reappointed Democratic chairman to the House Local Government Committee (Jan 14, 2021)
Mullery reintroduces bill to fight blight and revitalize communities (Jan 13, 2021)
Contact Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus
Please use the form below to email the Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus.
Phone Number: Phone:
Find your representative by address, district, or member's name. Click a button below to start your search.
Please enter your address below.
Districts are listed in numerical order below. Choose from the list to view the corresponding representative's legislative information.
-- Select a District --
House Members are listed in alphabetical order below. Choose from the list to view the corresponding representative's legislative information.
-- Select an Elected Official --
Your Pa. State Representative is …

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Rex Johnson spent 89 years making others feel special
Thu, 06/25/2020 - 1:47pm admin
Pictured, from left, in this ad for Johnson's Clothing Store in the 1968 Gainesville High School yearbook are Rex Johnson and his family: wife Frances, daughters Lisa (front) and Teresa, son Eric, and parents Jessie and Frank Johnson.
By Sue Ann Jones, sueann@ozarkcountytimes.com
Rex Johnson's obituary in last week's Times listed his accomplishments and the many ways he had served his family, community and church in his 89 years in Ozark County. It talked about Frances, his beloved wife of 63 years, and the three adoring children, Teresa, Eric and Lisa, they raised.
But the obituary didn't say that Rex also helped nurture a bunch of "town kids" who swirled through his life for more than 60 years.
To those of us who grew up in Gainesville in the 1950s and 60s, Rex was an honest and steadfast father figure, a devoted one-man fan club for each of us. Wherever he encountered us – in Johnson's Clothing Store, or First Christian Church, or the ball field or anywhere else – he always greeted us by name and made us think that simply by being alive in that moment we had made his day.
Rex knew us. But, more than that, he knew our parents, our grandparents, our aunts and uncles, dogs and horses. He even knew our shoe size. When our moms took us to Johnson's each spring for our annual pair of Red Ball Jets, Rex could pretty much guess what size shoebox to reach for without measuring.
He was a gifted listener and equally talented at sharing compliments and jokes. Later, he made us feel welcome when, as adults, we came home again after being away.
He was proud of his family's deep roots in Ozark County, and he loved sharing his family's history – which he did in a Johnson family book he put together several years ago. He loved good stories, especially those that told some misadventure he or someone else had survived.
For instance, he loved the stories of when he and Marv Looney were attending SMS in Springfield and how they would hitchhike home to Gainesville on weekends. One Friday, through a series of upset plans, they ended up getting dumped out in Ava about midnight and had no choice but to share a room at a an old hotel there. Rex loved telling the part about the bed in the shabby hotel room having a rope tied to one leg "so that, if there was a fire, you could throw the rope out the window and climb down," Marv said Monday, laughing at the memory he and Rex loved sharing.
Rex also told some good stories when he wrote about teaching a term at Seedtick School in 1949 for the Historium's book "Lard Buckets and Paper Pokes." He didn't own a car then and rode to the school at Sycamore every day with a Mr. Pendergrass, who was superintendent at Dora. "Mr. Pendergrass had had his left leg amputated, and of course his car had a standard transmission," Rex wrote.
With his skill at remembering colorful details, he described as "a work of art" how Pendergrass used the clutch, brake and accelerator with one leg as they traveled the roller-coaster road that is now Highway 181. "By the time we got to that real steep place at the top of the Zanoni hill, he had to be quick to get from the clutch when he shifted into low and back to the gas to get us on up," Rex wrote. "Smoke would be coming through the dash about that time!"
Rex was just plain fun – even in church. In her eulogy at Rex's funeral, Pastor Natalie Dixon-Crewell shared that Rex "never missed an episode of 'Saturday Night Live,' back when it was worth watching." At church the next morning, he and Pam McGinnis, one of the grown-up Red Ball Jets town kids, would call each other "Lisa" and "Todd," repeating their favorite lines from the ridiculous Lisa and Todd Loopner sketches.
Rex's granddaughter Caroline loved coming to Gainesville and letting her "Gramps" show her off to his friends. One of her favorite stories happened when she and Gramps were headed to the square to have coffee with his buddies.
"We got all loaded in the Bronco, and I remember him smiling over at me – as he backed into the closed garage door!" she said.
But nothing would prevent Rex from enjoying a morning with his granddaughter. Gramps simply pulled forward, opened the damaged garage door, "and we were on our way to town," Caroline said.
Rex's favorite (and only) grandson, Matthew, still longs for more long summer days "talking and laughing and sharing stories" with his Gramps. He cherishes the times Rex and Frances would come to Springfield to pick him up from school and take him to get ice cream – and the times he spent "talking with Gramps about the world. We always tried to sit together at mealtime so we could keep talking or he could tell me stories," Matthew said.
Sage McGinnis, who grew up going to First Christian Church with his "Nana," Pam McGinnis, remembers that every Sunday when he was little, Rex would slip him a dollar bill. "And that dollar would go into the offering plate, something I looked forward to," Sage said.
Now an EMT with South Howell Ambulance, Sage had just transported a patient to a Springfield hospital two weeks ago when his Nana texted him that Rex had died. Sage told her later that he "read that and cried all the way back to West Plains."
"What did your partner say?" Pam asked him.
"Don't know, didn't matter," Sage told her. "I couldn't stop."
"It just shows what Rex meant to him," Pam said later.
Many of us shared Sage's reaction to the news. As Pastor Natalie said in her eulogy, Rex was "accepting and loving, and he cared deeply for this community. He treated everyone like they were the most important person."
I hope Rex knew what an important person he was to all of us whose lives he touched.
Two new businesses in Caulfield offer tasty treats, unique finds and a glance at the past
Two new businesses in Caulfield offer...


Jim's diary entry "Quickie: Using radare2 to disassemble shellcode" is a good reminder on how to use radare2. I don't often use radare2, indeed I tend to forget which commands to use exactly.
In this diary entry, I would like to showcase a tool I've used before for diary entries: scdbg. scdbg is a shellcode emulator (for Win32 32-bit shellcode). I helps you quickly analyze what shellcode does, by reporting the Win32 API functions called by the analyzed shellcode. I prefer to use the Windows version of scdbg, even on OSX and Linux (with Wine), because it supports more Win32 API functions.
This produces more output, and stops the emulation when an unsupported function is called (GetDesktopWindow).
This is not a disassembly of the shellcode, it's more like a trace: each emulated instruction is disassembled. You can see this after the second instruction (call), control is passed to address 0x40108F.
scdbg emulates shellcode, it does not execute it. The shellcode in our example, will not establish an HTTP connection for example.


text:
How do you handle grief during Thanksgiving? Don't fight it.
Natalie Eilbert
Thanksgiving reminds us to be grateful for family, hearth and home, but it also can open the floodgates to grief.
Whether loss permeates from the empty chair of the dinner table or a food dish that nobody else gets quite right, Thanksgiving can bring back waves of grief, regardless of how far along we've come in processing that acute pain.
Grief hits especially hard during big holidays like Thanksgiving, says Lisa Tutskey, a licensed marriage and family therapist at Prevea Health, partly because it cements into place the reality that someone is gone and partly because, despite our best efforts, grief "is never ending."
"Most of the time, people think 'I just shouldn't be sad anymore.' Well, no, you're never going to not be sad, you lost somebody who you love," Tutskey said. "Grief is a process toward acceptance, with the understanding that sadness is forever — but that sadness isn't always going to consume every moment of every day, like it does in the beginning. It slowly eases."
Frank and open conversations about death ahead of and during the holidays is not only spiritually cathartic, it's also actually good to express those feelings with a collective, especially those who can receive and share in mourning and remembrance. Those conversations aren't limited to adults, either. The absence of a loved one can and should be explained to children, because children can especially intuit shifts in dynamics and moods, Tutskey said.
At this year's Thanksgiving, more families than usual could be faced with empty chairs staring back at them. That's because 2021 marked the highest rates of death in the United States since 2003, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with heart disease, all cancers and COVID-19 named as the top-leading causes of death. And, although a majority of children didn't fall fatally ill with COVID-19, data show that over 140,000 children in the United States lost a parent or grandparent caregiver over a 15-month period to the virus.
Jenny Boeckman, services director at Unity Grief and Education Center in De Pere — which offers free grief counseling across 12 counties in northeast Wisconsin — said her staff has fielded more than 8,000 calls in the last year. The organization opened the Unity Grief and Education Center last November in response to the surge in calls from people asking questions and for additional support in their time of grief.
Grief can make even the biggest Thanksgiving gathering the loneliest
Thanksgiving kicks off the festive jingles that insist we're entering the most wonderful time of the year. But for those who have experienced the death of a loved one, nothing can feel lonelier than looking in on others celebrating holiday cheer.
Boeckman said she starts to hear about holiday dread as early as the summer. They're anticipating what it's going to be like to be part of a gathering where someone's absence is so omnipresent.
"There's something about the holidays — they're just full of traditions, expectations, whether they're within cultures, family systems, or friend systems," Boeckman said. "You're really aware of the absence of that person in those traditions. People always ask 'What are we going to do now?'"
There's no reason to grin and bear it for tradition's sake if it means burying your feelings, Tutskey said. Swallowing big emotions doesn't make them go away; they manifest in other ways because, as Tutskey said, "emotions have to go somewhere." Instead of coping through an honest exploration of the pain, we're conditioned to avoid pain at all costs, even if it means opting for more destructive vices.
This can lead to unhealthy choices, such as substance abuse, overspending and gambling on the behavioral end, and issues such as agitation, trouble sleeping and loss of appetite on the mood and physical disorders end.
"We're taught to believe in the blessings and gratefulness of Thanksgiving. That's what we are conditioned to believe. But the reality is that, for many people, these are really difficult holidays," Tutskey said. "And often it takes that bravery or courage of one person to say, 'This is a really hard holiday' for others who are grieving to chime in."
Changing up the messaging of the holiday can help. If you don't feel you have the capacity to be thankful this year, make the day about something else. Tutskey suggests focusing on the food or other creature comforts that the day brings.
Boeckman suggests creating new traditions, some that perhaps play into someone's memory and others that update the whole affair. Maybe it's around grandma's famous molasses cookies, Boeckman said. Sometimes, family can laugh because Aunt Susie's version of the recipe leaves much to be desired or, conversely, nobody really liked those cookies.
"At the end of the day, people make dishes because they loved us. So, let's take the heart of what mattered in that gesture and let's make it our own," Boeckman said. "Perhaps as a family, you can talk about how do we do it this year? It might look different than how we did it last year, which doesn't mean you always have to do that."
'How did your dad die?'
When Boeckman visited Howard-Suamico School District to discuss death and the holidays with students, she recalled one student expressing frustration with how adults communicated the ins and outs of grief.
"One kid in one of our grief groups said, 'I wish people knew how long and hard grief was.' There's this sense that adults aren't grieving, because they're not talking about it, or they're acting like everything's fine, so I (the child) shouldn't bring it up," Boeckman said. "Kids are smart. Kids have relationships with people. And silence speaks."
Children are extremely good at picking up on absence, something amiss in their environments, both Tutskey and Boeckman said. They agreed that being a model for grief, one that allows children to engage in discussions, can not only be a balm in grief, but give them the permission to access their feelings.
"Kids often can feel that something's not right. And by not talking about it, we're actually invalidating how they feel," Tutskey said. "So let's validate it for them, because they can handle those hard things. We don't have to hide those things from them."
Boeckman said discussions might look like a parent telling a kid, "I was feeling sad about your dad yesterday. Do you ever feel sad about your dad?" Even the more existential questions surrounding death are an opportunity to open up. A question like, "What do you think happens when we die?" can be a time for profound ideas that honor someone's belief while opening a pathway for other explorations and notions of the afterlife.
According to Judi's House, which looks at childhood bereavement estimates, COVID-19 brought a dramatic hike in parental deaths for children under 18. By August 2022, 64,800 children newly experienced the loss of a parent, compared with 2020, when parental deaths affected 17,600 children.
In Wisconsin, one in 14 children and youths will experience the death of a parent or sibling by the time they're 18.
At Unity Grief and Education Center, children have the opportunity to sit in rooms with other children who have experienced loss. It's a moment of freedom, where the child no longer has to be the kid in class who lost their dad. Boeckman has watched children talk openly about death, exchanging questions that range from "How did your dad die?" to "Do you think he's in Heaven?"
Tutskey encourages adults to explain death to very young children in 15 words or fewer, because too many words might be too difficult to process.
"You let kids know, 'If you have questions, you can talk to me. If you feel sad, it's OK to tell me. If you feel angry, it's OK to tell me. Let's give them the information and the time to process, with the understanding that they can come back to talk to you anytime," Tutskey said.
Honor a Life Holiday Gathering and other resources
Dec. 7 marks the eighth-annual Honor a Life Holiday Gathering at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay. It's an opportunity for loved ones to come together during the holiday season and honor the name of their loved ones by lighting candles as a collective. Families can RSVP and order personalized ornaments and memorialized bricks by Nov. 30 by following links on Unity's website.
Other means of coping with grief include the following:
Read Unity's toolkit for handling grief during the holidays.
Review Unity's patient and caregiver resources, which include care tips, support for children and teens experiencing grief, anticipatory grief and more.
Find your local Aging and Disability Resource Center.
Find your local County Veterans Service Officers of Wisconsin.
Learn about family caregiving and grief through the national AARP.
Get more information on hospice and palliative care, including coping with grief, through the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Natalie Eilbert covers mental health issues for USA TODAY NETWORK-Central Wisconsin. She welcomes story tips and feedback. You can reach her at neilbert@gannett.com or view her Twitter profile at @natalie_eilbert. If you or someone you know is dealing with suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or text "Hopeline" to the National Crisis Text Line at 741-741.
Become a subscriber to get unlimited access Download our app for the latest news We're on YouTube. Subscribe to our page


text:
Costly Miscue From Cypress Bay Propels Marjory Stoneman Douglas to Improbable Win
By Matt Rothman on May 15, 2019 No Comments
Hunter Fitz-Gerald celebrates with Colin Flynn after his game-winning home run in the bottom of the sixth inning.
(photo courtesy Laura Collins Photo's)
By: Matt Rothman
With a regional title in sight, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas baseball team got off to a strong start defeating the Cypress Bay Lightning 5-3 to move on to the regional semifinals.
In what began as a 3-1 Cypress Bay lead in the sixth inning, Jonathon Roach of the Lightning looked to have hit a two-run home run to make it 5-1, but the MSD dugout noticed that Roach never touched first base.
After the appeal throw to first base, the batter was called out ending the inning with both base runners failing to score. MSD went on to rally in the sixth with a game-winning three run home run from Colin Flynn.
"I had a feeling I was going to come through," Flynn said. "I always come through in the playoffs. I was confident in myself and it feels good. It was the best moment."
After pitching in the district championship less than a week ago, Kevin Heinrich was back on the mound and was solid through the first five innings before giving up three runs in the sixth to earn the win.
After a 1-2-3 inning in the top of the first after a couple of nice plays from shortstop Coby Mayo, the Eagles jumped out to an early 1-0 lead after three walks and an error.
Cypress Bay had a base runner on in the third to lead off the inning, but Heinrich once again kept the Lightning off the board with Mayo making a few more nice plays at shortstop to end the third.
Neither team had many base runners until the sixth with Heinrich facing the top of the order for a third time. Cypress Bay scored three runs to take their first lead of game. Moments later, Roach homered, but was called out after the appeal to first base.
Hunter Fitz-Gerald then brought the Eagles back within one in the bottom of the sixth with a line drive home run over the fight field fence in the bottom of the sixth.
"It was a 3-1 count and he wasn't throwing to many strikes, so I was just sitting on fastball," said Hunter Fitz-Gerald. "He threw it in my location and I just capitalized on it."
After Mayo walked and Gabe Cabrera reached on the third error of the game from third basemen Nico Boza, Flynn hit his game winning home run in the bottom of the sixth to make it 5-3.
Luke Schiltz entered the game in the seventh looking for the final three outs, but the lightning would not go down quietly. Cypress Bay put two men on, but Schiltz got a ground ball to third and Hunter Fitz-Gerald stepped on third and threw across the diamond for the final out of the game.
"It's a big quality win," said Head Coach Todd Fitz-Gerald. "Our guys never quit and we battled and found a way to get it done."
Up next, the Eagles will await the winner of Flanagan and Coral Springs High School. That game was supposed to take place Wednesday night, but was moved to Thursday.
If Flanagan wins, the Eagles will have to play at Flanagan on Saturday, May 18. If Coral Springs wins, the game will be in Parkland at 4 p.m.
MSD beat Coral Springs in the district final last week as well as earlier in the season. In the two games, they outscored the Colts 18-2. The Eagles also beat Flanagan earlier this season handing them one of their four losses this season.
Matt Rothman
Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor degree in journalism. Originally from Long Island, he moved to Parkland shortly after high school. Matt worked as the assistant sports editor for his school paper, eaglenews.com in college becoming just one of nine students in his graduating class to serve over 1,000 community service hours. His goal is to travel to every Major League Baseball stadium and has been to multiple US Open finals. He hopes to one day to be a beat writer for a professional team.
News2019.05.26Parkland Community Holds First-Ever Carnival Spectacular
News2019.05.15Costly Miscue From Cypress Bay Propels Marjory Stoneman Douglas to Improbable Win
News2019.05.10Marjory Stoneman Douglas Baseball Wins Seventh Straight District Title
News2019.05.07New Parkland Youth Softball League Excels in Their First Year


Wanna be a real man?
If you want to be a real man then watch this and actually do it. This is one of the best messages I've ever heard about being a man, whether married or single please watch this and apply it to your life!


How Is the Nucleus Involved in Protein Synthesis?
The transcription phase of protein synthesis occurs in the nucleus. During this phase, an enzyme produces a copy of the cell's DNA, creating ribonucleic acid. The RNA becomes messenger RNA, or mRNA, before exiting the nucleus and entering the cytoplasm.
Protein synthesis is the scientific term for protein production within a cell. Two phases, transcription and translation, must occur for the cell to produce proteins. During transcription, the enzyme RNA polymerase binds to a portion of the DNA called a promoter. The promoter helps the enzyme determine which part of the DNA to copy and in which direction to copy it, creating an mRNA transcript. At the end of the transcription phase, the cell must process the mRNA transcript to produce a mature mRNA transcript. Processing also occurs in the nucleus of the cell.
Translation occurs in the cytoplasm. During this phase, a ribosome attaches itself to the mRNA transcription, and then a transfer RNA molecule carries an amino acid to the ribosome. Amino acids are the basic units of a protein molecule. For the amino acid to bond with the transfer RNA molecule, it must have a matching code. A second transfer RNA molecule bonds to the ribosome, creating a bond between the two amino acids. Amino acids bond together to create the polypeptide chain that eventually becomes a protein.
What Are the Three Organelles Involved in Protein Synthesis?


English is a widely speaking language in the world you all know. In India have good command in this language is very important. English elective improves your English with help of grammar. Practicing sample papers is the best way to prepare for exam this leads to scoring well. These sample papers are based on the latest syllabus 2018-2019. You can download CBSE Sample Papers for Class 12 English Elective 2019 in our myCBSEguide website and mobile app for free.
CBSE follows NCERT text book in class 12 English Elective NCERT. Here is the list of chapters in NCERT class 12 English Elective NCERT. The sample question paper with solution for class 12 English Elective NCERT is prepared as per these NCERT text book chapters. English Elective NCERT sample papers and annual exam question papers of class 12 English Elective NCERT are based on these chapters only.
CBSE Sample Papers for Class 12 English Elective NCERT with solutions, blue print and marking scheme in PDF format to free download. Physics NCERT Solutions of all subjects and English Elective NCERT NCERT books in PDF form along with previous years papers of the region All India, outside Delhi, Foreign and Delhi with marking scheme issued by CBSE board, New Delhi.


text:
Annie Ballew 06.22.2020 8 min read
Evolving the Hunt
When I first joined Huntress, what drew me to this company was not just the people and their passion for their work; I was enamored by the unique technical approach to threat hunting. Looking for persistence was a new and different technique that I had never seen before. As an engineer, it was hard to look away from the elegance of this solution.
Little did I know that persistence hunting was just the tip of the iceberg to a much larger security vision. Persistence was never going to be the only thing. It was simply laying the groundwork for a much bigger plan.
As I got to know our founders and the company better, a core problem statement started to become clear:
It turns out that the vision all along was to address this exact problem. Huntress is entering that pivotal moment in laying down our response. We are building a security platform that will continuously add new defense solutions to help small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) stay ahead of the evolving threat landscape. And we know that the best way to activate these defense strategies is by empowering our channel partners.
If You Haven't Failed, You're Doing It Wrong!
Let's take a moment to understand the guiding principles that brought Huntress to this point. Our founders came from cyber offense working at the NSA and the name of the game is doing whatever it takes to achieve the objective.
If we think about this offensive perspective, failure is all part of the game. This sounds counterintuitive, but encountering failure has the power to teach and inform the next step. Attackers know this and benefit greatly from this mindset. At Huntress, we've realized there is no reason why defenders can't benefit as well.
The key is knowing that you've failed and establishing a tight feedback loop. For many attackers, knowing when they've succeeded is very clear — the same can be said about knowing when they've failed. By failing often, attackers can regroup, readjust, and try again with a new approach (is this why it's called "hacking"?).
As defenders, the playing field is much different. The definition of either success or failure is much less tangible and often difficult to grasp. But this doesn't diminish the need for constant iteration to update our defense. We've already stated how attackers adapt their techniques and tactics based on the lessons learned from failure, but there's also changing business needs, digital transformation, and external factors that influence how we establish our defenses. Defenders too need to stay agile and pivot quickly in order to stay ahead of the threat.
When our founders came up with the idea around threat hunting by looking at persistence, they initially looked inward at their experience working in cyber offense at the NSA. I've heard Kyle tell stories about how he would often find his way onto adversary machines and once there, he was rarely ever discovered or kicked out. This idea gave birth to the Huntress methodology of hunting down persistence—a story now being told and shared with the community.
But there are so many more untold stories about both the changing threat landscape and the challenges our partners are facing today. With that, Kyle, Chris, and John decided to seek out these pain points and articulate these stories to make sure they get the attention—and innovation—they deserve.
Stories and Innovation
Over the last year or so, Huntress has been at the forefront of every major managed service provider (MSP) security incident. We are driven by the principle that the security community should share and come together to help one another.
To that end, when attacks impacting our community occur, our founders make it a point to offer their expertise in mitigation, hunting down root causes and spending countless hours providing hands-on support in any way possible. Through these first-hand incidents, we become extremely intimate with new threats and attackers.
With new threats comes time for innovation, and each new story from our partners guides our innovation towards delivering true value. In many instances, there are key problems that are rediscovered over and over again. For example, open external RDP ports are repeatedly seen as the entry point for attack. How can we innovate to find solutions to these problems that are impactful (to bring value) and accessible (so that they will actually be adopted)?
At the same time, solving a single new problem is never the end of the line. After defenders use these solutions to plug their external services, attackers will realize their attacks are overused and no longer effective. Attackers will be driven to pivot and create new tactics — causing the cycle to inevitably start all over again. What we also need is a way for defenders to more efficiently pivot themselves.
Tightening the Feedback Loop
When we think about how most defenders or managers of IT approach security solutions, they typically go down this path:
1. Learn about a new attacker technique or emerging cybersecurity problem
2. Decide if this new problem is worth addressing
3. Research tools, features, or vendors that can offer solutions
4. Evaluate options or conduct a trial
5. Implement and manage full solution
Just looking at this, there is a lot to unpack and we haven't even touched on the financial burden of finding additional dollars to fund this effort — let alone training on new technology and ongoing maintenance. After all this, what is the tradeoff between reduced risk vs. time and materials? And considering the sheer number of security problems that continuously emerge, how often does this cycle need to be repeated?
What we realized after listening to countless partners describe the issues they face is that they need a service that will enable them to quickly evolve and remove obstacles that slow down that evolution. This is where the Huntress Platform steps in.
Just Tell Me What It Is!
As Huntress takes on this transformation, our partners will start to see a platform that evolves with the changing security needs.
As we listen and understand more of the challenges our partners face, we will distill the key problems and innovate new solutions that also incorporate what we've seen from our own threat research. These will appear automatically in the Huntress dashboard as a new service for our partners in order to address new emerging challenges.
What do we mean by "appear automatically"? If we go back to the Cybersecurity Adoption Cycle, there's a ton that goes into choosing a new security solution. The technical design and implementation is one thing, but what about how it affects partner business models? In so many of our conversations with partners, we've heard questions such as:
How do I bake in a new point product w/ my existing service packages?
How do I sell yet another security solution to my end customers?
How do I balance productivity with security?
Attackers are evolving right around us, not waiting for us as we evaluate options and make our next move.
At Huntress, our goal is not only to chase after these changing threats but to remove as many obstacles as we can that get in the way of our partners adopting new security innovation, ultimately helping them grow their business.
One Level Deeper
In addition, these services themselves will go through their own evolution based on partner feedback and the way attacker tactics themselves change. For example, the ransomware of tomorrow may not look like the ransomware we see today. Our solutions need to quickly evolve with these changes.
In this first round of the Huntress Security Platform, we are announcing two new services at no additional cost:
Ransomware Canaries will enable faster detection during a ransomware incident in order to enable a more timely response. We've seen first hand so many instances where a ransomware outbreak has occurred, leaving our partners seeking answers around when the encryption began, which endpoints were infected, and if the infection is spreading. Faster detection leads to faster response.
External Recon will provide visibility into the external attack surface starting with external port monitoring. The goal of this service is to highlight low hanging exposures that attackers often gravitate towards when launching their attack. A perfect example is one we highlighted earlier: open RDP. Alerting on these low hanging exposures offers actionable next-steps into improving security posture and providing visibility into changes.
This vision of creating a continuously evolving platform has been active in the minds of our founders since Huntress' inception. Rather than being just a single stop along the security journey, we want to give our partners the ability to clearly identify their top security problems and quickly implement solutions.
By lowering the barrier to entry for effective cyber defense, we are enabling more organizations to increase their security postures — ultimately making it harder for attackers. Coupled with some recent momentum, this was the perfect time to buckle down and turn this vision into reality.
Stay tuned. This is only the beginning.
Annie Ballew
Security Maven. Cake Lover. Senior Product Manager at Huntress.
Jamie Levy 11.1.2022 7 min read
macOS Support Is Here!
We're excited to announce the general availability of the Huntress macOS agent! And don't ...
James Mason 10.27.2022 7 min read
Clearing the Air: Huntress Myths and Misconceptions
We've been seeing some misinformation being spread around with regards to the Huntress ...
Rachel Bishop 10.4.2022 2 min read
A Sneak Peek at hack_it 2022
Our workshop dedicated to hacker tradecraft is back November 14-16. Mark your calendars, ...


text:
Nottingham Live
Post Live: Breaking news from across Nottinghamshire on Wednesday, October 4
We'll keep you updated throughout the day
Laura HammondPost live news blogger
Hello, and welcome to our live news blog for Wednesday, October 4.
This year's Goose Fair gets underway at 5.30pm this evening, and will be open until Sunday (October 8).
Man pulled windscreen wipers from a neighbour's car - then returned to reverse into the RAC repair man fixing the damage
We'll be bringing you everything you need to know about the world-famous fair in today's blog, along with all the latest news from across Nottinghamshire.
We'll also bring you those all-important traffic and travel updates to help keep you moving.
Coroner calls for tighter safety measures after horror crash which killed young couple
As always, you are welcome to play a part in the blog.
If you have some news you'd like to share - or perhaps a picture of our wonderful county - get in touch on 0115 905 1298 or laura.hammond@nottinghampost.com.
You can also get in touch on Twitter or via Facebook .
More on the M1 van fire 19:06
Can you help? 14:24
Can you wait until tomorrow to fill up? 13:43
Armed police in Clifton 12:44
Today's lunchtime headlines 12:10
And that's me signing off for tonight now folks.
I hope you have a lovely evening whatever you're doing - whether you're living it up at Goose Fair or sat at home with a cuppa. Laura will be back with you tomorrow morning from 7am.
Is it long enough?
A drug user was jailed for cheating his 80-year-old grandad and was told by a judge: "Your behaviour is disgusting."
Jason Kelley, 32, of Shelford Rise, Sneinton (Image: Nottinghamshire Police)
Jason Kelley dipped into the man's bank account 17 times in six weeks, taking £3,019, Nottingham Crown Court heard.
This is so sad - everyone has experienced feelings like this in their lifetime
Psychologists have said social networking sites promoting 'desirable' bodies are the reason behind a 24 percent rise in the number of counselling sessions given to children worried about the way they look.
A girl calling Childline (posed by model) (Image: NSPCC)
Figures show 262 counselling sessions were delivered by Childline staff at the charity's Nottingham base, in Church Street, in 2016-17 to young people under the age of 18.
Save the money or save the green?
Plans for a former bowling green to be sold off for residential homes could net a council up to £300,000.
The bowling green in Haywood Road
Residents in Mapperley have battled to save the Haywood Road bowling green from development as they claim it is "the only remaining piece of green space" left in the area.
This is near Worksop
We are getting reports that the A619 in both directions is closed due to crash.
This is between Steetley Lane and B6043 Worksop Road.
Who remembers their first week as a Fresher?
Large amounts of alcohol were confiscated from students celebrating Freshers' Week in Nottingham.
A selection of alcohol confiscated from students (Image: @SafeNottm)
Community protection officers took custody of a range of open drinks from "several groups of students" in Waverley Street on Tuesday night (October 3).
This would be a real shame
An inpatient unit dedicated to treating drug and alcohol misuse is at risk of closure.
Highbury Hospital
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is to consult on plans to close The Woodlands unit, which is based at Highbury Hospital in Bulwell.
He was spotted twice around the area
A 22-year-old cyclist has been slapped with a £584 fine after he was spotted riding round a prohibited area of a Nottinghamshire town.
Market Place, in Mansfield town centre (Image: Google Maps)
Christopher Cobb, of Commercial Gate, Mansfield, was ordered to pay the fine for cycling in the Market Place and near Mansfield Library on April 11.
Some good news for bus users
Did you see this?
This was the scene in Carrington today after a car crashed and burst into flames.
The car crash and fire in Elton Mews
The incident happened at around 4.45pm today, Wednesday, in Elton Mews.
The building has been part of the town since the 1930s
A building with 'local interest' in a Nottinghamshire town has been given to go-ahead to be pulled down - despite planning permission not being sought originally.
The New Ritz in Clipstone (Image: Google Maps)
The New Ritz in Mansfield Road, Clipstone, has stood in the town for more than 80 years - but became derelict and disused around four-years-ago.
A heart-breaking story to share with you tonight
The parents of a baby girl who was stillborn have called for a change in the law to allow coroners to investigate similar deaths.
Jack and Sarah Hawkins want a change in the law
In April last year, baby Harriet Hawkins was born dead at City Hospital, after a five-day labour.
Did you see what happened?
Police are "keen" to speak to a driver after a fatal crash on Peafield Lane.
Peafield Lane
The incident happened off the A6075 in Peafield Lane, near Mansfield Woodhouse, at around 7.50am on September 22.
Police give advice during Goose Fair
Are you at Goose Fair tonight?
Are you at the historic fair tonight?
Send me your best pictures on the rides, enjoying the candyfloss or just wandering round braving the cold.
It's sarah.bryan@nottinghampost.com - then see if you can spot yourself in a gallery! I can't wait to see them.
The site has been described as 'empty' and 'disused'
This drone's eye view shows how the once-bustling Stanton Ironworks site near Ilkeston looks today.
The Stanton Ironworks site (Image: HawkUAV)
Production at the site, which once employed 7,000 people, came to an end a decade ago.
Have you been fined?
People who use two car parks in Bingham are up in arms over new regulations which are seeing them fined even though parking is free.
Needham Street car park (left) and Union Street car park (right) are on opposite sides of the roads
The problem is at two car parks which are located on opposite sides of Needham Street.
19:06 KEY EVENT
More on the M1 van fire
Traffic was temporarily halted on the M1 this evening due to reports of a van fire.
The van could be seen in the lay by on the M1 (Image: Highways England)
Highways England say the incident was on the M1 southbound between junctions 29 and 28.
Are you watching the show tonight?
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the BBC's massively popular TV show The Apprentice?
Fran Bishop appeared on The Apprentice series 12 in 2016, finishing third
Tonight, the Nottingham Post will be offering the chance to find out, as we host a Facebook Live question and answer session with former candidate Fran Bishop.
Still delays on buses if you're heading to Goose Fair
Traffic halted on M1
Highways England say traffic has been halted on the M1 southbound due to a van fire.
This is between junctions 29 and 28.
More on this when I have it.
This is the ride our reporter is on right now! Are you brave enough for this?
It is making its UK debut at Nottingham's Goose Fair after a four-day journey by sea from Dubai.
The Giant Frisbee ride coming to Goose Fair (Image: Richard Bartz)
Tonight (Wednesday, October 4) thrill-seekers will get a chance to try out the Giant Frisbee, a huge, swinging disc that flies through the air, counter-balanced by 100 cubic metres of water.
To make your life easier - here is the list of street closures too
A number of roads will be closed while Goose Fair takes place in Nottingham next week.
Nottingham Goose Fair at night
The annual event at Forest Recreation Ground will take place from Wednesday, October 4 to Sunday, October 8.
We are live on Facebook!
Our entertainment reporter Rachel Gorman is on the new Frisbee ride at Goose Fair now. (The one that came all the way from Dubai)!
Head to our Facebook page to watch it unfold...
If you're heading to the airport - try and avoid this?
All you need to know about tonight's Goose Fair is right here
Here you will find buses running to the fair, and park and ride locations.
The Goose Fair goose pictured in place on the Mansfield Road roundabout
But more importantly a taste of what food will be on offer and rides on show.
Broken down vehicle on the M1
We are getting reports of a broken down vehicle on the M1.
One of the four lanes is currently closed, with normal traffic conditions expected to return by 6.30pm.
What an act of bravery
A British soldier who rushed to the aid of those injured in the Las Vegas massacre has been hailed by his brother for "keeping America safe".
Debris is strewn around the scene of the mass shooting. (Image: AP Photo/John Locher)
Ross Woodward, 24, had been enjoying a trip to the US gambling capital with other off-duty troops when the carnage unfolded on Sunday night.
Buses delayed due to Goose Fair
If you're waiting for a bus to Goose Fair you may just have to wait a little longer.
NCT says there is congestion around the city tonight, and it is causing delays to most services.
This is now open!!
The rides are up, the safety checks have been carried out and we're pretty sure we can already smell the mushy peas...
Goose Fair rides pictured during safety checks last night (Image: Helen Brown )
So all that's left to do is get your bums down to the Forest Rec with a pocket full of change and enjoy this year's Goose Fair.
Goose Fair


NSK 7206BDB bearing presses bearing in Libya are widely used in industrial drive, agriculture, compressors, motors and generators, construction, industrial fan, industrial transmission and other fields. NSK 7206BDB bearing presses bearing in Libya can ensure high quality for more than 80% raw material of NSK 7206BDB bearing presses bearing in Libya provided by the steel plant.
Explorer series bearing of NSK 7206BDB bearing presses bearing in Libya are better than any brand bearings currently in bearing performance , lifetime, design, and the use of performance. Explorer series bearings of NSK 7206BDB bearing presses bearing in Libya have more advantages ,such as higher meet rated , lower noise, reducing warranty costs greatly, increasing running time of the machine.
Wholesale brand KOYO 7206BDB Bearing Spherical Roller Bearings, FAG, NTN, NSK, Timken, INA, IKO cheap KOYO 7206BDB Bearing bearings for sale.
Eric bearing limited company can not only provide customer high quality 7206BDB NACHI bearings, but also best service of 7206BDB NACHI can be offered.
We guarantee to provide you with the best KOYO 7206BDB Bearings,At the same time to provide you with the KOYO 7206BDB types,price,size chart,cross reference,CAD.
Japan NSK 7206BDB bearings, with quick delivery,immediate stock and excellent service. Buy Japan NSK 7206BDB bearings from acesbearing will be your best choice.


text:
D.C. Ex-Offenders Can Vote
While ex-offenders are barred from voting in some states, almost anyone with a criminal record in the District can vote on Election Day.
Sixty thousand ex-offenders in the District may be eligible to vote even if previously convicted. According to the American Civil Liberties Union, the District doesn't allow offenders to vote if incarcerated for a felony charge. But an individual's voting rights are restored upon release from prison.
Ronald Moten, co-founder of Peaceoholics , has vowed to make sure ex-offenders know their voting rights.
"I don't even call people ex-offenders, that's just a stigma to stop people from moving forward," Moten said. "I call them returned citizens."
Peaceoholics, an anti-violence group, recently registered 3,000 ex-offenders in the District, most, Moten said, weren't sure of their voting rights.
"Most of them don't even know they can vote and another percentage of them don't even think their vote will make any difference," he said. "But we educated them on the changes they can make if they vote."
Ex-offender voting rights confusion is "widespread," according to a report released by the ACLU and the Brennan Center for Justice.
The report revealed that some state elections officials don't understand voting rights laws of citizens with felony convictions.
"Unless citizens receive accurate information about their voting rights from those sources where they should be able to get it, large swaths of eligible voters stand to be denied their rightful access to the voting booth," said Laleh Ispahani, Senior Policy Counsel in the ACLU's Racial Justice Program in a press release. "The fundamental right of every eligible voter to participate in the political decisions of their communities must be protected."
Neighboring states, Virginia and Maryland have different laws on restoring ex-offenders' voting rights.
In both Maryland and Virginia, individuals on probation, in prison or on parole, cannot vote. But in 2007, Maryland passed the Voter Registration Protection Act that automatically restores voting rights to individuals once they complete their full sentence, including probation or parole, regardless of the type of conviction.
All ex-offenders in Virginia are disenfranchised until they seek restoration of rights from the Governor.
As an ex-offender, Moten said it's an inspiration to see "this population of people excited about voting." Moten believes that most of the newly registered ex-offenders will vote because "they want change."
"This population will no longer be treated like trash," Moten said. "We have to make sure we advocate for ourselves because no one is going to do anything for us if we don't do something first."
20 Minutes With 25-Cent Ashley in Anacostia
Biden, Palin Square Off in Vice Presidential Debate
Students Arrested at South African Embassy
Simone Joseph
As the nation celebrated the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., students from Howard University ventured to the South African embassy on Jan. 20,…
Training's Virtual, Results are Real
Howard University News Service
Game theory and computer simulation take the risk out of teaching skills to soldiers, bankers and clerks. By…
Research Week 101: People Can't Do What They Can't Imagine
Dashea Smith, Ian Mahon, NewsVision
Photo courtesy Howard University Research Week at Howard University brings out the best in scholarly study and creative works by faculty and students. What…
Presidential Debate Leaves Viewers Uneasy and Unmoved
Courtney Davis
Debate Watch Party Photo by Courtney Davis: It was standing room at the presidential debate watch party in Busboys and Poets on 14th and V St. Some in the…
Timberlands: A Diminishing Fad
News Service Staff
Footwear Company Tries to Hold Onto Urban Market Popularized by hip-hop icons in the 1990s, Timberland boots were once a staple in urban fashion. But when the company…
Free Guide on Avoiding Roommate Horror Stories
You are probably filling out the forms for student housing soon.What can you expect from your next college roommate? Will you wakeup with blue hair or freshly baked…
Rev. Suzan Johnson Cook Says Ministers Must Focus on Physical, Spiritual Health
Macy L. Freeman
Obama Nominee, Best-Selling Author to Join Surgeon General at Divinity Convocation Churches and clergy must be as concerned about their members' physical and mental…
Girl Scout Cookies Boycotted Because of Close Ties to Planned Parenthood
Capricia Williams
There will be no thin mints sold in Crawford, Texas. Parents in the small city are boycotting the Girl Scoutcookies. According to the Associated Press,…
Businesses Throw Support Behind Marriage Equality
Amber Ravenell
Gay rights advocates are welcoming a new ally to their fight for marriage equality: America's business leaders. Businesses are showing support for gay marriage…
Is James Brown Being Denied Dignity in Death?
More than two months after legendary R&B singer James Brown died of congestive heart failure, his remains are still without a proper resting place. Beneath the…
HBCUs Provide Outlets for Students to Give Back
Howard and Morgan State University, perhaps the two of the mostknown Historically Black Colleges and University's (HBCUs) onthe east coast, are teaching students…
Can You Guess Martin Luther King's Favorite Show?
Star Trek's 50th Anniversary Star Trek, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year, broke racial barriers with its cast -- which included an African-American…
Development Projects Underway in Ward 5
Work Impacts Brookland South of Catholic University Ward 5's Brookland neighborhood is undergoing major development projects in efforts…
D.C. Voting Rights Moves Along
Senate Gives Green Light to Bill The D.C. Voting Rights passed through the Senate on Monday with a 62-34 vote. The vote has set the motion for the House to review…


A situation in which an outside party can force the sale of an asset belonging to another. For example, a bank may force a borrower to sell his/her collateral in order to repay the debt. Likewise, a brokerage can force a client to sell securities if the client is unable to meet a margin call and preferred stockholders can (sometimes) force the liquidation of a publicly-traded company if it does not make preferred dividend payments.
THIS PIECE WAS written on the day that Carillion plc went into forced liquidation.
The customer may place these credit terms POs even where the principals may have an agreement with the lender for a forced liquidation, which means those invoices go unpaid.
Sector peer Carillion went into forced liquidation on Monday after the heavily indebted company failed to secure a financial rescue deal from banks.
Paul, in Eastlake, Ohio, went into conservatorship and then forced liquidation in April 2010.
If you have no raw material, you can't do anything with it - so it forced us to go into voluntary liquidation, which is very different from bankruptcy or forced liquidation.
The supplier is not restructured, filed for bankruptcy, the creditors are not in a peace treaty is not suspended or restricted its operations, or its position of the country where it is registered, the law is not the same or similar; is not the subject of restructuring, bankruptcy proceedings or bankruptcy proceedings are not pending at the court, not initiated a forced liquidation or arrangement with creditors or is not analogous procedures of the country where it is registered, the law.
the loss in asset value from forced liquidation is 6 percent, so q = 0.
There's fear that stock price falls would trigger margin calls, which then adds further pressure on prices, although the actual amount of forced liquidation is not as big as people would imagine," Gu said.
STX Offshore and Shipbuilding, which has been hovering between life and death for months, will likely be given another chance to recover rather than face forced liquidation, industry sources said.
A REPORT in the Daily Record on September 25 said Rangers "went into administration and subsequently forced liquidation by HMRC over a 'phantom' PS80million tax bill.
If passed, Kuwait may become the first GCC country to have a bankruptcy and insolvency regime that facilitates the rehabilitation of debt stricken businesses rather than their forced liquidation.
Panic selling in the oil market led to a New Year's bloodbath in global equities, as fears of contagion and forced liquidation of leveraged positions gripped the financial markets.


text:
All notable changes to this add-on will be documented in this file.

The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/).

## Unreleased
### Changed
- Updated with upstream Wappalyzer icon and pattern changes.

## [20.1.0] - 2020-06-30
### Changed
- Updated with upstream Wappalyzer icon and pattern changes.

### Fixed
- Correct script matching, check only script elements (Issue 6054).

## [20.0.0] - 2020-06-15
### Changed
- Update RE2/J library to latest version (1.4).
- Add-on promoted to Beta.

### Fixed
- Fixed an exception which was occurring when the tab was shown during install.

## [19] - 2020-06-09
### Changed
- Updated with upstream Wappalyzer icon and pattern changes.
- Wappalyzer's enabled state is now persisted between ZAP sessions.

### Fixed
- Fixed the Evidence context menu now functions properly again.

## [18] - 2020-04-06
### Changed
- Update minimum ZAP version to 2.9.0.
- Update with Wappalyzer icon and pattern changes.
- Maintenance changes.

### Added
- The Wappalyzer toolbar now has a toggle button to allow users to enable/disable the passive scanner simply from the GUI (Issue 5846).

## [17] - 2020-03-06

### Changed
- Update with Wappalyzer icon and pattern changes.

## [16] - 2020-01-24
### Added
- Add info and repo URLs.
- SVG icon support.

### Changed
- The panel is now shown when the add-on is installed.
- The site "names" are now normalized based on scheme and authority (including port if non-standard or specifically included). This represents a breaking change for any API code that is using listSite with host:port "names".
- Fixed an issue where large PNG icons weren't being resized.

## [15] - 2019-12-20

### Changed
- Update patterns and icons as of AliasIO/wappalyzer@98814a0 (release 5.8.5+).
- Support for CPE information (as a table column in the GUI, and element in the new API output [as applicable]).
- Allow multi-select of rows to facilitate copy/paste, only show context menu if a single row is selected.

### Added
- Export button.
- API with three views:
  - listSites: Lists the sites that there are application (technology) details for [similar to the host:port drop down menu in the GUI].
  - listAll: Lists all sites and their associated applications (technologies).
  - listSite: Lists all the applications (technologies) for a given site [host:port] identifier.

## [14] - 2019-10-02

- Update apps.json and icons to align with AliasIO/Wappalyzer release 5.8.4 (plus any subsequent PRs).

## [13] - 2019-08-19

- Performance improvements.

## [12] - 2019-04-24

- Switch to using re2j where possible - results in significant performance improvements.
- Added version information column to Wappalyzer Results.
- Updated to align with AliasIO/Wappalyzer release v5.7.4.

## 11 - 2018-01-04

- Minor code changes to address deprecations.
- Updated for latest contributions from main wappalyzer project.

## 10 - 2017-11-28

- Updated for 2.7.0.

## 9 - 2017-11-24

- Updated Wappalyzer github link in help content.
- Code changes for Java 9 (Issue 2602).

## 8 - 2017-03-25

- Remove the use of passive scan rule.
- Minor code cleanup.
- Add support for wappalyzer META tag checks.

## 7 - 2016-06-02

- Allow to update/uninstall the add-on without restarting ZAP.

## 6 - 2016-02-08

- Updated for latest wappalyzer data.

## 5 - 2015-09-07

- Do not access view components when view is not initialised (Issue 1617).

## 4 - 2015-04-13

- Updated to latest apps.json

## 3 - 2014-04-03

- Minor code changes (Issues 503, 1083 and 1085).
- Changed help file structure to support internationalisation (Issue 981).
- Added content-type to help pages (Issue 1080).
- Updated add-on dir structure (Issue 1113).

## 2 - 2014-01-09

- Updated to latest rules and icons

## 1 - 2013-10-22

- First version

[20.1.0]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v20.1.0
[20.0.0]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v20.0.0
[19]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v19
[18]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v18
[17]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v17
[16]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v16
[15]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v15
[14]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v14
[13]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v13
[12]: https://github.com/zaproxy/zap-extensions/releases/wappalyzer-v12

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Do you have a flower shop, are you considering bringing that flower shop on-line? Perhaps you simply like flowers and want to start a new hobby. In any event, if you're into flowers and are thinking about a website, you should consider one of these flower wordpress themes as a place to get a root hold. These templates are perfect for showcasing floral arrangements, vases, flower baskets, greeting cards, and more.
Our flowers WordPress themes are pre-made templates for the popular WordPress blogging software. Our WordPress templates will give your blog a professional, high quality look that will surely impress your visitors. These unique beautiful designs are simple to customize and will allow your flowers blogging website to stand apart from everyone else who use the free generic WordPress themes. If you already have a web blog powered by WordPress you may consider switching to one of our attractive themes we offer without losing any of the blogging content you have created.


text:
Biografia

Dorcazio visse nell'età di Augusto. Non ne rimangono notizie biografiche e l'unico a nominarlo è Isidoro di Siviglia nelle Origines.

Collegamenti esterni

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


VR SURAT from Black Ticket Films on Vimeo.
Previous post: A DAY OUT WITH SHRUTI PATHAK!
Virtuous Retail approached us to create their digital communication, leading up to the launch of its flagship luxury retail center in the lively city of Surat in western India. We started off with a brand film that captured the essence of what the brand offers as experiential shopping to the modern Indian shopper in the soon-to-be cultural capital of India.


text:
L'incident du CSX 8888 fait référence à un fait divers survenu aux États-Unis le  dans l'Ohio : un train manœuvrant sur des voies de triage est parti à la dérive sans son conducteur sur  avant d'être stoppé. Cet incident est connu aux États-Unis sous le nom de « Crazy Eights ».

Histoire

Un train, composé de 47 wagons attelés à une locomotive diesel de type EMD SD40-2, immatriculée CSX 8888, est stationné sur un faisceau de triage. Lors d'une manœuvre et alors que le train circule à très faible allure, le conducteur descend sur la voie pour changer l'orientation d'une aiguille. Celle-ci entraîne indirectement l'accélération du train et le conducteur, légèrement blessé en tentant d'escalader les échelons, ne  réussit pas à remonter à bord. Le convoi part à la dérive sur le réseau ferré, et atteint une vitesse de . Il existe un risque important de déraillement dans une courbe sur le viaduc de Kenton, alors que deux wagons-citernes sont remplis de dizaines de milliers de litres de phénol . Jess Knowlton et Terry Forson circulant sur la même voie avec une autre motrice, parviennent à s'atteler à l'arrière du train et à le freiner suffisamment pour qu'un autre conducteur, Jon Hosfeld, monte dans la locomotive de tête et stoppe les moteurs.

Film
Ce fait divers a inspiré le scénario du film Unstoppable de Tony Scott sorti en 2010. Jess Knowlton et Terry Forson y sont respectivement incarnés par les personnages de Frank Barnes et Will Colson. Le premier est interprété par Denzel Washington et le second par Chris Pine. La motrice CSX 8888 « Crazy Eights » y est remplacée par la 777 « Triple-Seven ».

Références

Accident ferroviaire aux États-Unis
Mai 2001 aux États-Unis
2001 dans l'Ohio


Will you bake some chocolate chip cookies for me please! my friend's eight year old daughter pleaded. Since its holiday time and no christmas is complete without chocolate chip cookies I decided to bake some for all of us. She was super excited and helped me through out the process. The result, are these warm delicious cookies that tasted yummy when dunked in a glass of milk. Would you love to try some? Then you've got to try these. Here's how …..
Use softened butter. Leave the butter on the counter top overnight if you are baking the next morning. The idea is to bring the butter to room temparature before mixing it with other ingredients.
When measuring flour, spoon it lightly into a measuring cup and level it off with a spatula or a knife.
Baking soda should be mixed with dry ingredients before any liquids are added.
Line the cookie sheet with parchment paper to help cookies come out easily and it makes cleanup easy too.
I baked one sheet at a time to provide the best circulation in the oven.
cool the cookie sheets between baking each batch.
In another large bowl, combine butter, light brown sugar, granulated white sugar and vanilla extract. Beat at medium speed until the mixture is light and fluffy.
Stir in the chocolate chips and chopped nuts and mix until just combined.
Drop the dough using a scoop or by spoonfuls onto the baking sheet 2 inches apart.
Bake for about 10-12 minutes until the edges are golden brown.
Remove from the oven and place the sheet on a cooling rack for a minute then gently lift with a spatula and place on a cooling rack. Allow them to completely cool off.
Store in an airtight container. Serve them with warm milk.


The birthday of a Christian is a good opportunity to not only celebrate their life but also remind them of how special they are in the eyes of God.
In the spirit of Christianity, we have freely provided some original Christian birthday wishes that will enable you to effectively do so.
We are all thankful that God has granted you another birthday, and we all wish that you enjoy it to the fullest!
The fact that you have lived to see a new year in your life indicates that God is still in the process of guiding you to your ultimate destiny – a destination of great beauty.
The entire church and I are united in welcoming you to a new age in your life, and we are all expecting you to continue to excel in the name of Jesus.
Happy birthday, dearest brother in Christ. May the divine anointing on your life continue to propel you towards a destiny of prosperity and ripe old age.
I wish the very best birthday to the person I am more than proud to exalt as a sister/brother in Christ.
Just as it took Moses 80 years to prove worthy of the calling of God put on his life, you are also a work in development, and we all feel privileged to share in your experiences and witness your growth.
The amazing fact that you are still here is evidence that God is still executing a wonderful plan for your life.
As you grow in age, strength and grace may you also grow in the knowledge of the Most High God.
The Bible says love your neighbor as yourself, so I gave your gift to the person living next to you. Lol, just kidding!
May the angels be with you on your birthday.
As you grow older, it's my sincere prayer that you will also grow stronger so that you can live out the type of destiny that God requires of you.
Have a blessed birthday, and may you grow up to be the type of righteous leader the world sorely needs.
May the decades of life you spend here on earth serve as a rehearsal for your eternity in Heaven. Happy birthday, dear friend.
Thank you for not only being a friend but also a counselor and supporter in times of mental and physical anguish. My sincerest wish for your birthday is that God will bless you with countless more.
In the distant future, when men look back on these days as ancient times, may your name be found worthy to have a book named after it added to the Bible.
Thank you for being a friend that walks the talk and exemplifies the ideologies we believe in. May you have a blessed birthday.
May all of the selfless love you freely give to others be recompensed back to you on your birthday. God bless you, my dear.
May you forgive me for any time I may have offended you and accept this heartfelt happy birthday wish from a true admirer.
I'm glad that in having you as a friend I can say I know at least one person who is truly Christ-like.
I pray that as you grow older and wiser, you maintain a trust in God, understanding that only He can direct you down the ideal path for your life.
Christ's Blessing on your birthday.
Today is the day we celebrate a unique and precious person who not only we but more importantly God loves also.
God has known you since you were in your mother's womb, and it is evident by your strong development that He has not forgotten about you during your time on earth. Happy birthday, brother.
I think I can safely speak for the entire church, indeed community, in wishing an awesome birthday to the person who has served as an inspiration and role model to us all.
This beautiful day, as we celebrate the birthday of the wonderful creation which is yourself, our mouths are filled with praises to God for the exceptional human being He brought into our lives.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made, and we are humbly and gratefully in awe of your development.
You are the type of role model that actually makes the wayward soul want to attend church. Happy birthday, sir.
Happy birthday, and may God bless you with 100 years of vibrancy, joy and blessings as He did for Abraham.
God knew the important work He was doing when He put you in our lives. May you experience many more in good health.
As you age and become more beautiful, I pray that God will protect you from all the wolves disguised as sheep and wicked people in the world.
God shone his light the day you were born.
Have a great birthday, and may your feet continue to remain steady on the path to wisdom and excellence so that you will be blessed with a long, healthy life.
May the angels of heaven embrace and protect you every step of the way as you continue your walk of faith.
May you continue to experience favor from God, may He extend your years beyond those of your peers, and may your future generations also be blessed because of the righteous life you are living in the present.
Every time I look at you, I am able to bear direct witness to the splendor of God's handiwork.
Our days may be short and full of trouble, but spending them with someone like you gives life more meaning. May Jesus himself come and cut cake with you on this special, celebratory day.
Even as the years of your life may be winding down, you are yet an unborn infant in the kingdom of Heaven. Happy birthday, dear friend.
This year, may you enjoy a birthday worthy of a patriarch of the Christian faith. As you celebrate, do know that even if life up until this point has proven unsatisfactory, God has blessed you with a new age where your future contentment is only limited by the extent of your faith.
If the devil is prowling around looking for someone to devour, I'm here to declare that he will have to devour his own flesh because the mighty God we believe in has your back!


I thought I was pretty healthy when I was a teenager. I, like most young women, was always trying to lose ten or fifteen pounds. I was active in school and I exercised quite often. Little did I know that the advised "healthy" diet advice at the time was to be the source of my future health problems. I am 5'3″ tall and weighed 130 pounds throughout my teens. That weight was in the healthy range for my height albeit at the higher end of the spectrum. During my teen years I always felt like I just wasn't thin enough. Any time I tried to follow a low-fat, calorie-restricted diet I was not successful. I even exercised obsessively. My weight still did. not. budge.
When I was 18 I began taking birth control pills because I was getting married that summer. (I know, I know. I was WAY too young, but that is a story for another day, and I did get two beautiful, wonderful daughters because of it.) I gained 15 pounds in three months. I continued with the birth control pills and gained even more weight even though I was still dieting and exercising. I chalked it up to the stresses of being newly married and in college. I now know it had more to do with hormones.
After two pregnancies, graduating college, and a very traumatic divorce, my weight ballooned up to about 190 pounds. After the divorce I began a new diet and began exercising on a stationary bicycle. I managed to get my weight down to about 165 pounds. I then began counting points on a very popular weight loss program and got my weight down to 152 pounds. I was 29 years old.
About that same time I met my soon-to-be second husband and we were married less than a year later. We were very happy and became very comfortable. I loved cooking for him and our children.
In my early 30's I began to see my weight creep up again along with some other symptoms that disturbed me. I was still exercising and back to counting points again. I was feeling very tired and cold most of the time, and I was experiencing pain in the soles of my feet. I went to several doctors to see what was going on. It was decided that I had plantar fasciitis. As for the other symptoms I was given the same advice over and over. "Eat less and move more." It was as if they did not believe me. How could I be gaining weight if I was actually dieting and exercising like I claimed to be? It was humiliating. Needless to say, I "fired" those doctors by never seeing them again. Eventually I found a primary care physician who believed me and ran a thyroid panel. I had hypothyroidism. I was also diagnosed with fibromyalgia about two years later. I was only 33 years old.
Throughout my 30's my weight continued to creep upward. I was also less able to exercise due to the pain and fatigue I experienced on a daily basis. I was engrossed in learning what I could do to treat my illnesses. At the age of 35 I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The following 5 or so years I was treated with one toxic drug after another. None of them provided any relief. By the time I was 40 I weighed about 300 pounds.
My husband was wonderful and supported me throughout this ordeal. The fact that he loved me regardless of my weight was a blessing. However, tragedy struck on December 15, 2015. Less than a week after being diagnosed with congestive heart failure, he died suddenly of a pulmonary embolism in our home at the age of 48. I became a widow at the age of 40.
This event really scared me with the state of my own health. I had to be here for my children. I decided I had to lose weight, but I was determined to do so in a healthy manner. I tried the calorie-restricting, low-fat dieting again. No success.
In the spring of 2018 I was 325 pounds when I read about a "keto diet." However, the more I researched the more I learned that this was not just a diet. It was meant to be a way of life. Don't get me wrong, there are lots of ways to do "keto" that are not healthy. Sometimes this is called "dirty keto" or "lazy keto." I wanted to follow a REAL FOOD ketogenic way of eating. I wanted to heal my body from the inside out. The illnesses I had developed were a direct consequence of my low-fat diets. My health and weight would not change unless I could heal first.
Being the research nerd that I am, I read everything I could about the ketogenic diet. I was picky about the sources because I did not want to read anything that was not scientifically based.
On May 13, 2018, I began my journey back to health. In four months I had lost about 40 pounds, but the real success was in how I felt. I felt amazing. I had more energy than I had in years. My joint and muscle pain were lessened greatly.
Even with this success, I became a bit bored and experienced a bit of depression. I stopped following my ketogenic WOE from mid-September through early January 2019. I felt terrible. I was tired. I binged. I was hungry all the time. I regained about 25 pounds of the 40 I had lost.
In January 2019 I decided that I needed to go back to a ketogenic lifestyle. I liked how I felt while on keto, but I needed to figure out exactly what triggered me to stop. I learned that boredom and a lack of planning were the main saboteurs. Since January 13 I have lost 23 pounds. That's 23 pounds in 4 weeks! I am back on track to success. I feel wonderful!
I have recently learned about the health benefits of intermittent fasting and have incorporated an IF routine into my lifestyle. The main purposes of IF for me are to lessen my body's insulin resistance, induce autophagy, reduce inflammation, and increase weight loss. It is important to note that IF is much easier when you are keto-adapted and already burning ketones instead of glucose for energy.
I plan on adding to my other pages soon. I want to share what I have learned and am learning about Keto, IF, and how I cope with the various challenges that show up along the way. I'm also planning on taking the Nutritional Therapy Association's Nutritional Consultant program in the next year or so.
I plan to track my personal progress in this blog. I want to share what I have learned along the way. This needs to be a positive space. If you do not agree with me, that is fine and is your right. However, please respect my right to share my story. I ask that no one leave negative comments. If you do not agree with or like what I am sharing, then don't read my blog. Find another blog that fits your needs.
Also, I am not a medical professional. Anything I write about in my blog is from personal experience and research. I am not giving medical advice here. If you want to follow a ketogenic diet, then you need to do the research and speak with your medical doctor to see if it is right for you.


When I started my PhD, my goal was to help people write better requirements documents. SecReq [1-3] is one of the projects that allowed me to apply my expertise and the concepts I developed during my research. Results from SecReq did not make it into my PhD (except for the outlook), but nevertheless, this is one of the most exciting projects I did during my time in Hannover and I am proud to continue the work in this group of researchers.
My goal in SecReq is to constructively support people in writing better security requirements.


text:
Home › Features›InterNetworking
Moving Media
Trends in music consumption point to more portability and distribution over home networks.
By Margot Douaihy
Compelling new data from Parks Associates reveals that 60 percent of residential broadband users have created their own music libraries on home computers. The world is ripping, customizing and sharing digital media like never before. Trends in music consumption, therefore, point to more portability and distribution over home networks.
"As digital music continues to grow in popularity, a new class of fully digital music systems, including those providing multiple zone capabilities, will become more attractive to those fans looking to expand the ways they enjoy their burgeoning digital music collections," stated Parks Associates vice president and principal analyst, Kurt Scherf.
This digital dynamism is perceived as both a blessing and a curse among multi-zone system manufacturers; some companies have elected to make strictly digital distribution products and some continue with analog. The rest are crafting their own strategies. This month's CEDIA EXPO will be the premier forum for perusing the next crop of multi-room offerings.
Oxmoor's ZON is a pure digital whole-house audio system that's garnering a loyal residential dealer base. It provides in-room amplification through a 60-watt all-digital stereo amplifier. Features include an integrated jog wheel, high-resolution dot-matrix display/user interface, on-board DSP for EQ selection, tone and balance controls and a loudness contour control. A built-in infrared receiver provides control of the ZON controller and passes IR commands to source devices throughout the home.
NetStreams' Musica MU4602 is another noteworthy and net-worthy system. It's a four-source, six-room audio distribution system that gives homeowners control of multiple audio sources with simultaneous playback and adjustment of treble, bass and volume from in-wall keypads. Each keypad integrates a digital amplifier and provides instant visual feedback for sources in each room. Musica has mixed up the traditional recipe by adding IP control to its feature set.
Despite its convenience and scalability, not everyone is convinced that multi-room technology should be all-digital, all the time. "There are some good digital music delivery methods, but there are also ones that seriously compromise sound," stated Richard D. Stoerger, vice president and COO of Audio Design Associates (ADA) in White Plains, New York.
"While technological progress is always beneficial, consumer expectations of quality, or lack of, can be a problem with digital music's popularity. We once included a hard-drive music server in our lineup that sounded great, because it had bit-for-bit CD quality audio uncompressed, not MP3. You can hear the difference. The reality is that at the MP3-level you do not hear music as it can be heard."
ADA, staying faithful to superior sonic quality, has developed a robust "home and theater" A/V receiver that will debut at CEDIA. The HTR-2400 combines an eight-zone multi-room system with a ninth zone home theater system into a single five-rack-space chassis.
For the home theater, the HTR-2400 offers additional digital/multi-channel audio and multi-band video inputs that output through a 7.1 digital preamp/amp hybrid. It also includes 24 channels of power amplification, dual internal tuners, an AM/FM/WX (weather band) tuner and XM tuner, making it the first A/V receiver to include satellite tuning. The success of Antex's TriplePlay three-zone XM receiver reflects intense demand for multi-room satellite radio. ADA's radio tuners feature 30 presets with filtering control.
"Our new box is an all-in-one solution, whereas anyone who wanted multi-zone and
home theater was typically dealing with two different systems that had to be kluged together from different manufacturers," Stoerger stated.
"We're the Rolls Royce when it comes to multi-room technology, not just because of price, but because we maintain a critical eye on performance. We believe that a client spending thousands of dollars on multi-room is spending serious money on what is, in essence, an audio system."
ADA started exploring digital amplification technology years ago, but took a serious look at it last fall. ADA engineers are lauded for developing reliable multi-zone and home theater amps and preamps, but they knew that a digital amp's compact design and low-heat disbursement would be useful in a full chassis. So the company moved forward with a unique design combining a 16-channel digital amp for eight audio zones coupled with multi-room preamp technology, composite video and separate home theater inputs. It also incorporates DSP similar to ADA's separates such as the Suite 7.1. "Our proprietary Class-D [in the HTR-2400] amplifier really sounds phenomenal, Stroeger enthused, "which is really the only reason we went ahead and built it."
Another distribution-ready digital amp will debut at CEDIA from ELAN Home Systems. Privately previewed for dealers in May at its TRIO Summit, the whole-house D1650 is ELAN's next-generation digital amp in its ELAN D Series. It features 16-channels, Class-T digital technology and 900-plus watts of power at an 85-percent efficiency. It can simultaneously deliver 60 watts at 4 Ohms to each of its channels. "With this new amp and the D1200 [its predecessor], dealers also now have the flexibility to select whichever product best suits their job–more power or greater number of channels," said ELAN's president and CTO, Bob Farinelli. "The D1650 was also developed to be a companion piece to our company's System12 eight-zone A/V controller, providing high-quality, stereo audio to System12's eight zones."
Many multi-room notables will make strong showings at CEDIA, including Matrix Audio Designs, who will showcase its newest multi-source, multi-room controllers, the Series 4, Series 6 and Series 8. Each Matrix controller manages distribution of four, six or eight sources, with distribution starting at two zones and expanding up to 64 zones.
Audioaccess, a division of JBL, is joining the multi-room fray with the introduction of its first integrated home theater and multi-room audio/video system designed for custom residential installation. The system is based on the W.H.E.N. AVR/Controller, a 7.1-channel A/V receiver that offers various surround modes, and includes two built-in AM/FM tuners. The system controls outboard A/V sources via dedicated IR outputs and three RS-232 ports for two-way control of specific high-capacity DVD/CD changers. An additional RS-232 port is provided for software upgrades.
Are multi-room manufacturers favoring delivery over sound? Is whole-house distribution technology predicated on audio quality or multiple-zone support? Architectural audio manufacturer Sonance hopes its new distribution system, the DAB1, will maintain faithful sonic reproduction and reliable zone delivery. Designed to provide multi-room audio, system power and control in a single component, it will work with any Sonance in-wall keypad or three-wire IR devices. Up to four audio sources can be connected to the DAB1 and played in any or all of the zones simultaneously.
The need for sophisticated multi-room infrastructure further increases as the hard-drive server category continues its explosive growth. The new SMS3 Smart Media Server from Russound will enable users to identify songs, artists or albums in their music collection using Gracenote's Music Management System. The SMS3 supplies three different music sources simultaneously, making it a great candidate for marriage with a multi-zone system. When used with a Russound CAV/UNO-S2 system, music metadata is delivered directly to the user via the UNO interface. The SMS3 will be shipping this month for $2,899 MAP.
Russound has also unveiled its CAM6.6T a multi-source/multi-zone AM/FM receiver that can distribute six audio sources into six zones and can expand up to 36 zones. Its modular expansion slot allows for upgrades to the tuner, such as XM satellite radio. The CAM6.6T ($1,999 MAP) and UNO-S1 ($199 MAP), its sister keypad, are offered in various configurations to meet diverse needs.
Imerge's SoundServer continues to win the hearts of multi-room system installers by proving itself as a reliable central brain. Imerge's Chris Janes believes the SoundServer has become a preferred multi-room audio source because it provides smart options for discrete audio sources in up to 16 rooms. The SoundServer S2000II incorporates a TV interface with album cover illustration, up to three discrete outputs and three levels of storage capacity, 80, 160 and 250 GBs. Climbing up the ladder, Imerge's S2000Mk2 improves upon the functionality of the S2000II and is available with up to four outputs and is compatible with Media Exports, including iPod downloads.
Stay tuned for news from Channel Vision, Intellinet Controls, Niles, NuVo Technologies, SpeakerCraft, Onkyo and esteemed others who are guaranteed to show top-shelf multi-zone products in Indianapolis.
Margot Douaihy is managing editor of Residential Systems in New York City.
Live Edition of CES 2021 Official Daily Now Available
AV Planners Offers Golf Simulation with Golfzon
The CEDIA Leadership Series Part 1: A Recap
Case Study: The Sanctuary Cove Show-Stopper
Catalyst AV Expands Board of Directors
Research: How Covid-19 has Impacted Key Markets
Buying Groups: Support for Slowdowns and Speed Ups


text:
Blockchain to help develop VN economy: seminar
Saturday, May 26, 2018 14:44
Dr Dao Dinh Kha,director of the ministry's department of information technology speaks at the Blockchain Festival Vietnam which ended on May 24.—Photo coutesy by Huobi Pro
Blockchain is increasingly taking centre stage in the IT industry and is expected to help develop Viet Nam's economy, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications.
Speaking at the two-day Blockchain Festival Vietnam which ended in HCM City on May 25, Dr Dao Dinh Kha, director of the ministry's Department of Information Technology, said blockchain is one of breakthrough technologies of the 4th industrial revolution, and can help develop many different areas of Viet Nam's economy and society.
"This technology could potentially cause problems," he admitted, explaining it would disrupt the traditional business structure and have an influence on many segments of the economy and society.
"So ensuring this technology benefits when is very important. A legal framework is needed to resolve potential problems."
He said the Government is holding discussions with Vietnamese and foreign blockchain experts and companies to draft policies and the legal framework for the technology.
The ICT sector is one of Viet Nam's key focus areas and is considered one of the driving forces for economic development.
The IT sector has benefited from Government policies, especially with respect to taxation and infrastructure incentives, he said.
Le Ngoc Giang, a legal and policy expert from the Ministry of Justice of Viet Nam, said: "Policy makers in the country should give the new technologies space and avoid imposing restrictive laws before initial ambiguities are resolved."
They should make implicit subsidies explicit, be clear about risks and start planning for levelling the playing field, he said.
"Blockchain can help reduce fraud and contamination and increase the transparency in the production process.
"It is associated with the agriculture supply chain."
The technology also offers solutions for energy, environment and financial inclusion, he said.
"The first thing is that application of blockchain is still in its early days. We need more applications and more users for it to be used by more people. The second is that blockchain can provide thousands of opportunities that were not available for those people. More than 25 per cent of applicants in blockchain technology [seek] financial inclusion."
According to Dr David Nguyen, president of the Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, more technical blockchain outsourcing will be done in Viet Nam for global clients.
So more educational and training centres for blockchain would be established in the country to attract and train people, he added.
Hubery Yuan, dean of the Huobi Academy of Blockchain Application, said Viet Nam is also a very young market with 40 per cent of the population being less than 24 years old, and such a demographic offers the country a better chance to accept new concepts and innovations.
"We've seen Viet Nam already showing its power in blockchain."
The Blockchain Festival Vietnam was held by Huobi Pro, the world's third largest digital asset exchange. — VNS
Tags Blockchain Vietnam Blockchain Festival Vietnam Dao Dinh Kha director of the ministry's department of information technology news biz ICCT
Firms call for improvements in Vietnamese IT ecosystem
Viettel increases data flow
Mobiistar enters Indian market
Indonesian ride-hailing firm Go-Jek to enter Viet Nam
K-Startup Grand Challenge offers opportunities for Vietnamese firms
Viet Nam hosts 2018 ASEAN-Japan cyber security drill
Microsoft's big punt on cloud computing
MoIT asked to report on solar power plants
Viet Nam's fintech industry to reach nearly US$8bn
Siemens eyes Asia as key market for advanced turbine sales
HCM City to host Blockchain Festival
Provinces showcase consumer goods in HCM City, hope to tie up with local sellers