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The usual logging out stuff and links taking you back to where you came from. The PM's don't work anymore. Your session timed out error.
IE7, IE8 and google chrome. It doesn't seem to be as bad as it was 2 or 3 months ago.
Why is there no refresh for threads? Why do I have to go back a page or go back to the forum index, then back to the thread I am reading for it to refresh... Never seen a forum without a refresh button. Anyone else wondered this?
Opical, couldn't you just hit refresh on your browser? thats what I usually do.
This site signs me out every couple of minutes. It makes trying to post a message a pain. I don't dare try hit "submit post" without copying it first. Also gives me random errors when I try to sign in. I can't remember the specifics as it hasn't happened to me today (yet). I'm using Firefox.
I think Optical posted 1 like this, just after being logged off by the site, the 1st attempt at getting back in always causes trouble. This is 1 of the screens I experience. It goes to signing in but stutters on kind of a half refresh. What I mean is this screen stays constant while trying to refresh until I click on my bookmark link to bring me back to the 1st forum page.
It probably won't make any difference but tonight I replied to three posts and was logged out 6 times. I didn't screen capture because it's the same one that's already been posted.
Having to copy and paste every post from notepad is a pain.


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Sakhu sai mu (, , "tapioca balls with pork filling") is a Thai snack. Although it is traditionally made with sago starch (hence the name sakhu, which is Thai for sago), today tapioca is more commonly used as a substitute. It is a popular food in Thailand and found at street stalls and markets. sakhu sai mu is a dumpling which consists of a flour ball with a pork filling. Most people in Thailand eat sakhu sai mu with khao kriap pak mo. The difference between sakhu sai mu and khao kriap pak mo is that sakhu sai mu is covered with flour batter like a dumping while khao kriap pak mo is wrapped with flour batter. They have the same filling.

The ingredients of sakhu sai mu are tapioca flour, cilantro, finely chopped onion, lean pork finely chopped, brown sugar, Thai fish sauce, finely chopped fresh hot chilies and roasted peanuts.

See also
 List of stuffed dishes

References
 http://www.templeofthai.com/recipes/sakoo_sai_moo.php

Thai cuisine
Stuffed dishes

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So I bought a new desktop PC off Woot.com back in October. It was a HP desktop suitable enough for my needs. I didn't like that it came with Window 8 but also recognized that is the leading-edge OS in the Windows world and I might as well join the avant-garde party. I could have got a Windows 7 if I had jumped on one quickly enough but by the time I ran it past my fellow geeks the option that gave me the best hardware for cheapest price was gone. All in all, I'm quite happy with the $400 savings on this one then the custom one I might have built on the HP website.
Before this new PC arrived, I had three desktop PCs that I used for the following purposes.
My main desktop, a dell PowerEdge 400SC class PC which I got for $20 at a yard sale in 2009. I got it to replace the dinosaur Dell (named Orion) that I had been using since 1999. I threw a copy of XP on it and added the data drive from Orion. I really only used it for storing emails, some web surfing and blogging.
PC that I built in 2007 that was supposed to be an Application Server but I changed jobs and it ended up really being just a glorified storage drive. I had plans to use it as a NAS but never got around to it. When Nightingale and I merged households, one of my many time wasting tasks was going through a box of 3.5 inch diskettes and seeing if there was anything of value worth saving. A few got copied to this machines hard drive. Alas, somewhere between all the moves, the HD got fried and it won't even spin so I've lost whatever was on it. I do have redundant copies of most of it, but there's always a chance one file was missed over. You know, the one with the next great American novel on it, about a vampire who loves a zombie and they go to wizard school or something like that.
malware, spyware and other junk off it and convert it into a clean poor man's Roku that we used at the condo so we could watch a few things online since we didn't have cable.
Anyway, when they were all working they were fine machines and I had geek-visions of re-purposing the machines as media storage, surveillance camera servers, firewall and whatnot. Alas, it's too much work and we aren't there yet. Hence the new PC -- this is probably the last traditional desktop I will ever buy because the leading-edge trend is to go tablet.
On the new HP, I just have my current email on Outlook 2013 -- I was fortunate to be able to purchase Office 2013 for $10 as an additional benefit of my current employer and the fact that Micosoft is ready to move on to Office 365.
I figure another month or so and I will be confident that I can drop these machines -- stripped of their hard drives of course -- off at the recycle center.
I figure if I don't come across it in a month, I won't likely need it at all. Yes, I do have a a backup of the HD on an external Maxtor drive, but I'm not convinced everything got copied. The problem is that I'm using a maxtor that is already very full with other backups so I cannot simply select the copy the entire drive option and for some reason I cannot select or even see certain folders. I could trouble shoot it but I rally don't want to invest that much effort and energy.
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Q: Using IP geolocation with rails 3 I'm trying to make part of my homepage dynamic where it will get the location object that is closest to your physical location.
I currently have a Location model with several fields including longitude and latitude.  I would like to return the location model object that is closest to the longitude and latitude of the reader's ip address.
I have looked at the geo-kit gem, but it doesn't have Rails 3 support.  I've also looked at the HTML5 geolocation, but it seems to only be client side (i.e. I get the lat and long of the user, but the page is already displayed).  I'm assuming I could use ajax, but I'm not really familiar with it and there might be a less resource intensive way.
What is the best way to approach this?
My current code using the HTML5 geo-location is:

A: Give this gem a try: https://github.com/chrisyour/geo_location

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"The cost of a thing," says Thoreau, "is the amount of what I call life which is required to be exchanged for it, immediately or in the long run."
Before the arrival of the electron microscope and the atomic age, scientists placed the raw, organic value of a man at about thirty bucks. Today, it has been estimated that if the electron energy of our hydrogen atoms alone could be harnessed, our fair market value would be more like eighty billion dollars!
What's your dream costing you?


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Have your fireplace swept and inspected each year. Whether you use your fireplace every day or only a few times per year, every chimney needs to be swept and inspected annually. This prevents buildup and blockages in the flue, as well as helps spot damage or deterioration before it causes major fireplace performance problems.
Use the right firewood. The kind of firewood you use in your fires can have a major impact on fireplace performance. Firewood should be cut, stacked, and seasoned for at least a year to remove moisture content from the wood, helping it burn hotter and produce less smoke and creosote. Hardwoods such as ash, beech, cedar, maple, and oak burn hotter, more efficiently, and with less smoke; softwoods such as firs, pines, and spruces should be avoided in indoor fires. Likewise, woods from fruit trees such as cherry, apple, or plum are known for their pleasant aroma and can be used to create a pleasant smelling fire.
Warm the flue. Before lighting even the kindling, make sure the damper is completely open. Opening the damper prevents smoke and gas from blowing back into your home. After opening the damper, there may be a rush of cold air for a few moments; if this downward draft of cold air continues for more than a few minutes, try warming the flue. Light rolled up newspaper and hold it directly below the damper. Doing this creates enough warm air to stop downdrafts without creating large amounts of smoke that can be blown back into your home.
Start with kindling before adding wood. At the bottom of the grate, place rolled up lint, newspaper, or other fire starting aids between two large pieces of kindling wood. Create a second row of kindling lengthwise over the first stacked at a 90 degree angle; continue this until you have 3-4 rows of alternately-stacked kindling. Light the kindling from the newspaper at the bottom.
Add logs after the kindling has ignited. Once the kindling is well-lit, begin adding firewood logs. Begin by placing 2 smaller, split logs onto the kindling; after 10 minutes, continue adding additional logs. Most smaller logs take between 5-15 minutes to burn; larger logs can burn for longer amounts of time, but also take longer to ignite. Try to add your next logs while the fire is still actively burning as adding wood on top of glowing charcoals or embers can be extremely difficult to ignite.
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Your fireplace needs attention more than just when you're using it – or when it isn't working properly. Regular preventative maintenance can help lengthen the lifespan of your chimney system while also keeping your fireplace burning safely and efficiently. One of the most important – and most well-known – annual maintenance items homeowners can have done is a chimney sweeping.
During the sweeping, the chimney sweep will use brushes, vacuums, and other tools to remove soot, ash, and creosote from the firebox and flue. The removal of creosote is one of the most important parts of the chimney sweeping; creosote is highly flammable, and the accidental ignition of creosote buildup in the chimney is the leading cause of chimney fires.
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Don't forget a chimney inspection!
In addition to your chimney sweeping, a chimney inspection can be another important part of annual maintenance.
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Scratching and clawing are sounds no homeowner wants to hear coming from their chimney. If you do, you may have an animal trapped inside.
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The best way to keep out of your chimney is through regular chimney maintenance. An annual chimney inspection can help spot damage to the chimney cap and other chimney components. If repairs are needed, they can be quickly and easily completed – before animals get in.
I think I have an animal in my chimney – now what?
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Our Liberal Constitution
14th Amendment, ACSblog Constitution Day Symposium, Articles of Confederation, Bill of Rights, Constitution Day, Professor Adam Winkler
By Adam Winkler, a professor at the UCLA School of Law, and author of Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America. This post is part of an ACSblog Constitution Day Symposium.
Over the past three decades, conservative legal commentators have promoted a narrative about our Constitution that puts our hallowed text at odds with the goals of liberals. The Constitution, this story goes, is a profoundly conservative document whose words and principles tilt favorably towards the policy goals of today's Republican Party: Small government. Law and order. Hostile to gay rights. Opposed to campaign finance law and affirmative action. Favoring nearly unbridled executive power in matters of war and foreign policy. If only jurists stuck to history – by interpreting the text by way of original intent or, alternatively, original meaning, rather than the living constitutionalism favored by Warren Court liberals – we would see the Constitution in its true light.
There's just one problem with this story. It's not true.
The Constitution was designed by the Framers to be a radically progressive document. The founding generation was comprised of revolutionaries, people who sought to make a new system of government that broadened rights rather than limited them. Their handiwork was itself thoroughly reformed by another group of progressives: the radical Republicans who added the Reconstruction Amendments. Over and over again, the Constitution has been revised by people inspired by liberal ideas, from the populists who sought the direct elections of senators to woman rights proponents who fought for the right to vote. Taken as a whole, the Constitution is anything but a conservative document. And while its words and principles don't favor any political party, many of its core ideas support the policy goals of modern-day liberals.
Take, for instance, the argument that the Constitution favors small government. It is undoubtedly true that the framers wanted to circumscribe the power of government; that's why we have the separation of powers, federalism, and a Bill of Rights. Yet often ignored is that the Framers crafted the Constitution to expand the powers of government so that Congress could effectively solve national problems. The document the Constitution replaced – the Articles of Confederation – hobbled government too much and the men who met in Philadelphia sought to rectify that error.
While the federal government is indeed one of limited powers, as it should be, when acting pursuant to an enumerated power, federal authority is plenary. Some critics of the modern Supreme Court say Congress has assumed a much broader power under the Commerce Clause than originally intended because of misguided interpretations of the Supreme Court. Yet what has grown is not so much the formal power as the amount of commerce among the several states. The framers didn't envision Congress's current authority – because they couldn't have imagined the current national economy.
Nor is the document favorable to the law and order views that have animated so much of the conservative backlash against the Warren Court's criminal justice rulings. Look at the Bill of Rights. Almost all of its provisions are protections for accused criminals. The Constitution was designed to make it hard to convict someone of a crime, not make it easy. And while the drafters of the 14th Amendment never thought about how its words would apply to questions of gay rights, the text makes no distinctions on the basis of sexual orientation and demands equal protection of the laws and due process for everyone. Affirmative action? No Congress has adopted more racial preferences than the Congress that proposed the 14th Amendment for ratification.
One could go on and on. The basic point remains the same. Our Constitution is deeply imbued with liberal values. We don't need a living Constitution to advance the principles of equal citizenship. All we need is to stay true to our Constitution's text and the bold, progressive principles it embodies.
Constitutional Interpretation, Equality and Liberty
Burying the Dead Hand: Taking the Original out of Originalism
A Progressive Vision of the Constitution


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Injured Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark actor can't wait to return to the show
Sean O'Neal
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Although the high-wire hubris act that is Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark seems to be enjoying an intermission between disasters—save the departure of concussed lead Natalie Mendoza and her subsequent replacement by understudy T.V. Carpio—there's no denying that the show's publicity team is likely feeling as scared and helpless as an actress dangling in the inky depths of an orchestra pit, screaming for someone to call an ambulance.
So, to counteract those groundswells of negativity, the Turn Off The Dark cast has been making the rounds—and if you think a fractured skull, four broken ribs, three cracked vertebrae, and weeks in physical therapy would have sullied the attitude of injured aerialist Christopher Tierney, think again. The "Spider-Man Survivor," as he was identified, appeared on today's Good Morning America to let everyone know that he feels "fantastic" and have a couple of good laughs about the whole incident with his castmates, who are touched by everyone's concerns for their safety, but want everyone to know that things are fine, really, how are you? What's more, the moment that Tierney's doctors give him the okay and remove the screws from his back, he "can't wait" to return to the show again and help turn it into "the greatest comeback in theater history," which is pretty brave, openly tempting fate like that.
Tierney is even more animated in this second interview with a local CBS affiliate, where he apparently took a break from playing bass for Collective Soul to talk about his immediate reaction to the 30-foot fall ("'Ohhhhh Gawwwd,' then I just passed out"), aver that "not a single actor in this show has said, 'Someone's gonna die, you need to stop,'" and get touchingly emotional about the "outpouring of love" he's had since his injury. Tierney seems like a genuinely positive guy; here's hoping his Spider-Man back brace doesn't end up being his sole souvenir of this experience.
Recent from Sean O'Neal
June brings a Dark Phoenix, the Men In Black, and lots of living toys to theaters everywhere
20 years ago, Rushmore took the soundtrack back to school
Why does more Ghostbusters always provoke such anxiety?


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The guide lists all Independent exhibitions and venue events from 20 October to 30 November 2006.
All venues listed are on the map.
distribution during the Living Market.
Nagachoo, Kate Dadiani, Alice Lenkiewicz, Nicole Bartos, Nathan Pendlebury, Richard Ashworth, Sharon Mutch, etc.
the private view on Sunday 3rd September 1.30-4.
garish and crass to create intricate and delicate works.
society's morals in a formal way embracing popular culture.
Everyone absorbs influence I chose mine carefully then my style developed as part of my personality. Each painting is created by the obsessive labour of stitching. The viewer is drawn in by the sublime, found in the sparkle of glitter, the sumptuous textures and vivid colours in which, the 'cute' layered appearance camouflages the crude and seedy (mimicking our own culture)".
Eye Candy at the Kitchen Gallery has been supported by funding from the Arts Council of England, Halton Borough Council Arts Development Unit and by Norton Priory Museum and Gardens.
The Kitchen Gallery is also delighted to announce that we can now offer the Own Art scheme.
Please follow the link for further details of this Arts Council supported innitiative.
The Kitchen Gallery is an independent artist-run gallery located in the beautiful Norton Priory Museum and Gardens.
"Silent Sound is Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard's most ambitious work to date, it is a performance and installation and will be presented as part of the Liverpool Biennial of contemporary art.
On Thursday 14th September 2006 Forsyth and Pollard will stage a uniquely emotive experience which explores the mind's susceptibility to subliminal suggestion.
The performance will take place in the Small Concert Hall in St. George's Hall in Liverpool.
The artists have joined forces with two uniquely talented collaborators. Jason Pierce, leader of the critically acclaimed band Spiritualized, has written the musical composition and will perform the piece on the night with a string quartet and supporting musicians."
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One afternoon I sat on the stone flags leading down into the tank, notebook in hand, trying to pencil a few jottings. My head was filled with scraps of dialogue, pictures of quaint scenes, and portraits of queer types which passed through my daily life there. Moreover, I still loved to brood over ponderous problems, and thoughts would circle around them like vultures around a corpse. Hatless, I thought possibly I might develop enough hardihood to withstand the reputed dire effects of the fierce Southern sun. Instead, I succeeded eventually in developing sunstroke and paid the right price for this inexcusable bit of foolishness. Anyway, as I sat beside the placid pool on this afternoon, a shadow fell across the white page of my notebook. I looked around and beheld my friendly sub-inspector of police. He was a Hindu, short, slim, and good-looking. Usually there was a harassed look upon his face, for his duties were onerous. "Want to see a show tonight?" he asked in his laconic way. "Big temple car festival. Idol, procession, singing, ceremonies, and all that." I jumped up and accepted on the spot. "It is extremely kind of you to come such a long distance to tell me," I said gratefully. "Not at all, " he answered. "I have been up on the hills after some fellows in a criminal tribe who failed to report, and looked in on you on the way back. Do come." And so it was arranged.


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+ * Special build for D-Link DIR-825-b1, without Tor. While this router has 8MB of flash, layout is such that not all of it can't be used, and including Tor exceeds maximum.
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Credit Opinion: Delaware Valley University, PA: Update following revision of outlook to stable, Ba1 affirmed
Rating Action: Moody's affirms Temple University's (PA) Aa3; outlook stable
Rating Action: Moody's assigns Aa3 to University of Pennsylvania Health System's Ser. A of 2019; outlook stable
Rating Action: Moody's assigns Aa3 to State System of Higher Education's (PA) Series AW; outlook stable
Rating Action: Moody's assigns Aa1 to University of Pennsylvania Series 2019A and Series B of 2019; outlook stable
Moody's Assigns A3 to Drexel University, PA's $115M Series of 2016; Outlook Stable
New York, July 08, 2016 -- Issue: Drexel University Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series of 2016; Rating: A3; Rating Type: Underlying LT; Sale Amount: $115,000,000; Expected Sale Date: 07/20/2016; Rating Description: Revenue: 501c3 Secured General Obligation;
Summary Rating Rationale
Moody's Investors Service has assigned an A3 rating to Drexel University's proposed issuance of $115 million of Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series of 2016 (Series 2016) with an expected maturity in 2037. The bonds will be issued through the Pennsylvania Higher Educational Facilities Authority.
The A3 rating reflects the university's sizeable operations as a large comprehensive urban university, consistent operating surpluses, and growth in financial resources. Credit challenges include high competition for students and research funding as well as modest unrestricted liquidity.
Rating Outlook
The stable outlook reflects expectations that continued healthy cash flow and increased philanthropy will support growth of flexible reserves and capital investment. The outlook also incorporates the likelihood of softer revenue growth and enrollment declines due to its revised student recruitment strategy.
Factors that Could Lead to an Upgrade
Continued growth of financial reserves while sustaining higher levels of philanthropic support
Sustained trend of increasing unrestricted liquidity
Factors that Could Lead to a Downgrade
Material increase in financial leverage
Marked deterioration of liquidity position
Legal Security
The bonds are a general obligation of the university secured by Unrestricted Gross Revenues. Effective with the July 1, 2014 merger, Philadelphia Health & Education Corporation revenues are included in the pledge. As part of the proposed transaction, the university is releasing the debt service reserve fund on the Series 2007 bonds and will then have no debt with a debt service reserve fund.
There is also a Collateral Agreement to which the State Treasurer agrees, in the event of a default by the university in the payment of loan repayments under the Loan Agreement, to withhold certain appropriations from Pennsylvania payable to the university, if any, in an amount equal to any unpaid amount due.
Bond proceeds will be used to finance the current refunding of all or a portion of Series A of 2005 Bonds, the advance refunding of all or a portion of the Series A of 2007 Bonds and 2007 Bonds, and issuing costs.
Obligor Profile
Drexel University, located in the University City area of Philadelphia, was founded 1891. It is a large comprehensive private university with headcount enrollment of more than 26,000 students and revenue in excess of $1 billion generated by the university and its subsidiaries.
The principal methodology used in this rating was Global Higher Education published in November 2015. Please see the Ratings Methodologies page on www.moodys.com for a copy of this methodology.
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The Keys to Securing Automotive Fleets: KPMG Report
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[By Yoav Levy, Co-Founder and CEO]
Between SpaceX, Tesla, the Boring Company and many other initiatives, Elon Musk is, to say the least, busy. Despite working up to 100 hours a week, he still has time to worry about a fleet-wide hack on Tesla. And rightly so.
All large vehicle manufacturers and many Tier 1 suppliers are making big investments in connected and autonomous vehicle technology and, like Musk, they understand the need to build-out new security infrastructures for their fleets to ensure they are safe from cyber-attacks.
Protect the fleet and not just the car
KPMG recently released their report, 'Protecting the fleet – and the car business'. It highlights the need for car manufacturers (OEMs) and businesses which manage vehicle fleets to adopt a completely fresh security framework.
Today, the average car contains more than 150 million lines of code written by dozens of different vendors, multiple computers and vast quantities of wireless connections to internal and external communication channels. This, together with the data-hungry nature of cars and their users (according to the report during 2017, North American users consumed an average of 6.9 gigabytes each month) and the impending 5G roll out, is expected to create an explosion of in-car technology innovation and confirms we are firmly in the age of 'the Internet of Cars' (IoC).
Although this technology revolution has extraordinary benefits for car users and indeed businesses with fleets of cars, there is also a major sticking point – the issue of electric vehicle cyber security. The report notes that 'many manufacturers have made huge strides in addressing cyber security issues within their vehicles, taking various approaches to the challenge even as the threat landscape continues to evolve, and solutions continue to emerge and mature'.
The next disruptive threat: fleet-wide cyber-attacks
Crucially, these developments do not address the far more frightening possibility of a fleet-wide cyberattack or hack, and that has Elon Musk worried. This, according to KPMG, represents the next disruptive threat to the automotive industry. The threat comes in many shapes and sizes, including vehicle consumer data breaches, DoS attacks, malicious exploit attempts, intellectual property theft and the safety of drivers and passengers. A fleet wide cyber-attack has the potential to cause cataclysmic damage.
Today, a car can be forced to swerve across lanes and travel over 120 miles per hour while the driver is totally powerless to stop it from happening. That's a frightening image on its own, let alone the scenario where a fleet of hundreds of vehicles in different locations can be simultaneously controlled. We've seen the use of vehicles in terrorist attacks rise significantly in recent years, but we are yet to witness a remotely controlled vehicle army. To prevent this from becoming a reality, it is essential that fleet-wide security is taken seriously, and automotive network protection is prioritized.
According to KMPG (and I agree), 'cyber security can no longer be seen as a corporate challenge. It is a much broader and more complex engineering, production and operational task – and it requires a new approach'. With 65 million connected cars on the road today without security, multidimensional systems that cover the individual vehicle, the connected fleet, the automotive business and the supply chain will be essential – particularly as this figure is expected to rise to 250 million by 2020.
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Upstream's Fleet Cybersecurity Platform enables access to automatic protection through the use of health dashboards (offering alerts on cyber threats, policy violations and additional infrastructure indicators) for the fleet. Additionally, analytics captured from all levels of the fleet architecture – car, driver, mobile app and server – help fleet operators investigate an incident and determine the cause so that similar situations can be prevented in the future. This centralized, automated and insightful approach is the key to securing fleets of connected cars in the future.
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As the world we live in rapidly changes, it's clear that automotive cybersecurity must keep up with the pace of technology, sociological and environmental development. The risk of a fleet cyber security attack is grossly underestimated and there are very few solutions that sit above proprietary protocol. Businesses must start to take this risk seriously and protect their fleet efficiently so that they can be prepared for the next generation of automotive security breaches – which are just around the corner.
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If it wasn't clear before, it is now: Wall Street and Washington have some major issues. Crime, corruption, gridlock, compromise, fraud, financial manipulation and tremendous debt. We could make a list a mile long of choice adjectives to describe the brokenness of our global financial situation and we'd still be lacking.
Because we must steward our resources in the midst of this financial mess, it is nearly impossible to remove ourselves completely from the world's broken financial system.
There is hope, and for that wisdom we can look right to the Word of God.
This passage gives clear instruction on how to live and manage life and finances in the world. You don't need a financial planner conformed to this world -- quite the contrary. Instead, we should strive to find wise counselors who desire this transformation and who seek God's will. Instead of worldly counsel, we need to seek Godly Wisdom.
Here are five reasons to hire the world's worst financial planner.
Wealth is deceitful -- plain and simple. We read as King Solomon, in all his riches, describes his wealth as fleeting. A financial plan, without Christ at the center, will offer no security, and no amount of money will provide the long term security we all need. Wealth is only a tool. It is just one of the many ways that God has richly blessed us. A financial planner who shares your values can help you to use money effectively while keeping God in the driver's seat.
The financial industry has set up rules and regulations to protect consumers from mismanagement in the financial system. Even with these protections, this worldly system has left us disappointed. Designations and qualifications spring up and the fiduciary standard is touted as the highest calling for a financial planner. As a fiduciary, your financial planner is expected to do what is in your best interest. But as a financial planner and a fiduciary myself, I am going to suggest that even the world's highest standard is too short sighted. Based on the passage above from Romans, we know that there is a higher calling.
What if you had someone who could walk alongside you in your stewardship and was unwilling to be conformed to this world? Imagine someone took the fiduciary standard a step further. They agreed to look out for your best interest, not only today, or through retirement, but in light of Eternity? Your financial planner should be held to a higher standard as they desire to be transformed and to see clients transformed to the will of God.
Instead of Charging You More, Your Financial Planner Should Help You In Giving More.
The world's financial planner measures success by the size of their practice and the assets under management. More clients and larger clients lead to more fees and more commissions. This ultimately leads to larger spending and more lifestyle.
A financial planner with his or her sights set on God will not measure success in the same way. Instead of more billing and higher fees, they will strive for a higher level of contentment. Instead of more personal wealth and more assets under management, they will work to be generous and to lead clients to contentment and generosity.
Empowering Clients to Live Life to the Fullest!
I recently heard it said that many Americans are now dying at age 60 but are not being buried for 20 or 30 years past that. The quote was meant to discourage folks from a self-serving, un-purposeful life in retirement.
The concept of retirement is not necessarily good or bad, but it is certainly not a practice defined in the Bible. Last year I had the privilege of seeing a financial planner in his late 80's at a Kingdom Advisors Conference. He received the Larry Burkett Award for integrating Biblical wisdom into his advice and counsel. The emcee presenting the award jokingly said, "You are getting pretty old. When do you think you'll retire?" The planner responded, "I have never been more equipped to do my job and to point families and their finances toward Christ than I am right now." I thought his response was beautiful.
The fact is that you have never been more equipped to make a difference for Christ. Your financial planner should seek out your capacity. They should help you to find what you were made for. Instead of a message on retirement or a sales pitch on long term care, you should leave your planner's office with sound financial advice, but even more importantly, a feeling that you can do all things, through Christ, who gives you strength!
Surrounding Yourself With Biblical Counselors.
Years ago I stumbled upon an organization, mentioned above, called Kingdom Advisors. I signed up to attend the organization's annual conference and I have to admit, I was a bit nervous. I expected to meet financial salespeople using Jesus fish on their business cards to sell bad annuities to helpless widows. I can't tell you how pleasantly surprised I was with the education at the conference. I was even more excited to meet the financial planners in attendance who wanted to serve God by serving clients better. Instead of conforming to the world, or abandoning the financial system altogether, they desired to use their unique seat to honor God.
In other forums of financial planners, I have heard endless concerns about our economy and much cynicism regarding our nation's future. It is refreshing to work alongside this group of men and women convinced that our nation could change if we would just turn to God. The voluntary membership organization is now more than 1000 members strong. These folks are Christians and Financial Planners. This doesn't guarantee that they will not make mistakes, but it adds a bit of comfort that they will share your values, relying on Biblical financial principles instead of the wisdom the world has to offer. You can search for a Christian financial planner who shares your values at www.kingdomadvisors.org.


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Southern Cameroons Crisis: Jailed Leader Fights Back 0
by soter • Cameroon, Headline News, News
Southern Cameroons President, Julius Tabe Ayuk, is calling on Southern Cameroonians to be vigilant as some shady government agents are working hard to derail their revolution.
Mr. Julius Tabe Ayuk made the call in a message to the Cameroon Concord News Group from his jail cell in Yaounde with the objective of fighting false allegations leveled against him by some mischievous and questionable characters whose intention is to derail the revolution and perpetuate the people's suffering.
In a message sent to the Cameroon Concord News Group Chairman, Soter Tarh Agbaw-Ebai, the determined Southern Cameroons leader alleged that Elie Smith, the self-styled federalist and journalist, was behind the malicious and mendacious messages which have been going around and casting slurs on Mr. Julius Tabe Ayuk's reputation, alleging that the beloved Ambazonian leader had been compromised by the Yaounde government.
The message which was shared with the Cameroon Concord News Group Board Chairman, Dr. Joachim Arrey, also alleged that Elie Smith had promised, on several occasions, to visit Mr. Julius Tabe Ayuk in jail, but had not been seen in the four walls of the maximum security facility where Southern Cameroonian leaders are being illegally held by the dictatorial regime in Yaounde.
President Julius Tabe Ayuk said that he and his team had not gone that far only to be comprised by a regime whose ultimate goal is to destroy the culture and lifestyle of the indigenous people of Southern Cameroons.
Media reports have it that "Elie Smith is constantly in touch with Messrs. Chris Anu and Kometa and his trips in and out of the country without challenges raise serious questions about his relationship with the ruling CPDM,"
From the message, Mr. Julius Tabe Ayuk alleged that Mr. Elie Smith was a barefaced liar whose love for the spotlight is transforming him into a helpless and desperate propagandist for the corrupt Yaounde government, adding that "he claims to have spoken to the CPDM Director of Cabinet and they confirm that they have paid money to me."
"We know the game he is playing. If this confusion persists, the federalists will have an upper hand. The people of Ambazonia are watching him," the message underscored.
It should be recalled that Mr. Julius Tabe Ayuk had a stellar career both at the national and international levels and his dedication to the Southern Cameroonian cause is unquestionable. He is a man with sterling qualities and his dogged determination and steadfast loyalty to the people of Southern Cameroons have endeared him to many minds.
Meanwhile, as the conflict in the two English-speaking regions rages on, the country's economy is taking some deadly blows. Many state-owned corporations have gone under and thousands of people are out of work, as restoration and government forces engage in a bloody and brutal exchange of fire.
The conflict has also created thousands of internally displaced persons and refugees in Cameroon's neighboring countries. Nigeria alone is hosting close to 100,000 refugees while Equatorial Guinea and Gabon have seen hordes of refugees flowing across their borders.
Recently, the government of Equatorial Guinea used the United Nations Security Council's meeting on Cameroon to urge the corrupt Central African nation to call for an inclusive dialogue as the only means to resolve the conflict that has lasted for three years and is generating a lot of challenging problems in neighboring countries.
Despite appeals for the Yaounde government to address the root cause of the conflict, the country's military has continued to kill ordinary soldiers in a bid to achieve a military success.
Last week, government forces killed an entire family in Bali, a small town some 30 miles from the city of Bamenda. In Muyuka in the Southwest region, an army soldier shot a four-month-old baby in a family home after adults fled for cover as soldiers marched into the compound to find separatist fighters.
Without any proper investigation, the government through its spokesperson, Rene Sadi, who doubles as the county's communication minister, issued a press release indicating that separatist fighters killed the little girl because her father had quit the ranks.
This story was promptly debunked by the girl's father who is today living in the bushes for fear of his life. Government troops have been looking for him with the objective of silencing him forever. Once more, the government's credibility has been called to question and Americans and their allies are using all these inconsistencies on the government's part to prove that it is incapable and unwilling to lay to rest the crisis that is very likely to split the country.
The Yaounde government which is under enormous international pressure has been issuing many press releases indicating that it is seeking a long-lasting solution to the problem, but its rhetoric is clearly at variance with the reality on the ground.
Yesterday, the country's foreign affairs minister, Lejeune Mbella Mbella, rambled all day on national television in search of sympathy. He used the occasion to urge Cameroonians to support their ailing president who from every indication is no longer in control of things in the country.
He reminded the world that Cameroon was a sovereign nation and that issues facing the country could only be addressed internally. But from every indication, the government is at its wit's end. It lacks the political will and honesty to address the issues that have made it a laughing stock across the globe.
The government simply wants to stick to power and it is out of options. It is a government that is not used to dialogue and the current conflict has clearly exposed it as an incompetent and ineffective government whose cardinal objective is to feed fat on the people's resources.
The world has to continue to breathe down the government's neck. For 37 years, it has not posted any impressive results. Its president is currently suffering from memory loss and his usual diseases – distended heart and prostate – are conniving with Alzheimer's disease to mess up his life.
The government is under enormous pressure. There is total panic in Yaounde as Americans and their allies close in on a government that is at best inefficient and at worst useless. The pressure must continue. The recreation is over. The old system has failed the people of Cameroon and it is time to send it to the ash heap of history.
By Soter Tarh Agbaw-Ebai at the Cameroon Concord News Group's global headquarters in the United Kingdom.


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My work for the HOARD project was the continuation of a project that began in 2012 with the exploration of the Unicorn and its surrounding folklore as a queer symbol, similar to the fairy and that being used as a term to refer to gay men. This led to research into folklore and mythopoeia surrounding unicorns and that, just like fairies, they have been 'cutefied' to make them more acceptable toy for girls.. This came into particular relevance with the increasingly popular stylization of 2014 year of the horse as 'the year of the unicorn'.
The HOARD stage of this project manifested itself as a form of sculpture that would investigate qualities often attributed to Unicorns. Primarily, intelligence. I created a chess set where all of the pieces are Unicorns. This twist on a game that is often revered as highly logical and played by people of intelligence would ask participants to 'up their game' by using a higher degree of logic and memory in order to defeat the game. The basic principle of the game would stay intact – one player versus another, strategically moving chess pieces until one player is defeated.
The inspiration from this came from my time at university when I was told that I 'spend too much time in the land of Unicorns and not enough in the land of logic'.
Naturally, this quote would stick with me for the next couple of years and turn itself into art.
After the initial construction was made and shown at one of HOARD's public opening, I realized that it was not nearly absurd enough and I began to experiment with other ways of making it more surreal. I used mirror a mirrored box to multiply the number of unicorns seen and place lights under a checkerboard glass panel. The variety of coloured flashing lights made it all look very disco!
A mirrored film was added to the front panel so the viewer would be able to see into the box and bask in its glory, the film however made it difficult to photograph or video, meaning it was best viewed live and not though a lens or Instagram.
Although I was only a part of the HOARD project for 1 of its 4 years, it was a fantastic experience to work alongside such varied artists and be able discuss ideas and work in a completely unabashed way.
I hope to continue the Unicorn project now HOARD has had it's final exhibition as there is still a plethora of ways in which the Unicorn can and has be used as a symbol, and I still very much want to explore them.


Food on Film: 3 Short-documentary filmmakers talk about their experiences at Devour!
The filmmakers on the experience, their equipment and their next food film.
The Devour! Food and Film Festival is held every autumn in valley town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia. One of the first of its kind, the event is now the largest gastronomic food festival in the world, attracting a discerning international audience of enthusiastic food lovers, film-buffs, and hungry bon-vivants.
The event also attracts short-documentary filmmakers such as Griffin Hammond, Erica Meus-Saunders and JR Reid, whose short documentaries were screened at Devour! 2017. They talk to us about lights, cameras…and, um, making pickles.
I knew about Devour! because I got my 2014 film, Sriracha into that festival, but this was my first time visiting. I was already intrigued because it sounded like a great event and then when I saw the trailer they had for it, it just seemed like, "Wow, they have a lot going." And sure enough, it turns out it's the world's largest food film festival, and it's great; it's a lot of fun.
I arrived in Wolfville in what's got to be one of the best times of year. The trees were gorgeous. I'm not used to seeing a lot of that in New York City, so even just the drive in, I was really impressed; it just felt like I could breathe, compared to the city.
Panasonic commissioned me to make something with their camera; I was the first documentary filmmaker to use the LUMIX GH5, so the film is an example of what the camera can do. It seems like right in this moment, filmmakers who like lightweight cameras are kind of gravitating toward the Panasonic LUMIX GH5 and the Sony A7S.
I don't have a film in mind for next year. I feel like I have to come up with something, even if it's a one-minute film or a five-minute film. I need an excuse to come back.
On the first sit-down with the chef (Andrew Farrell, Chef de Cuisine at 2 Doors Down), I went out the weekend before to look at the restaurant, and also we went to the market. I just wanted to spend some time with him, chatting and trying to find out what he wanted me to show. I did a pre-interview--no camera, just talking--and took some photos, and so when we went back, we shot it in about two hours.
You asked about shooting in a kitchen. The restaurant lighting was different, the kitchen lighting was very bright, too bright, but I used the Sony a7S-II. I decided on this camera so I didn't have to bring in any lights because the camera is very good at picking up low lighting.
School was very busy, but now I have more time to think about what I want to do, and yeah, I definitely want to submit something to Devour! next year.
A Chef's Moment from Erica Meus-Saunders on Vimeo.
I definitely had Devour! in mind when creating The MacKinnon Brothers. It wouldn't be the entire reason for making the film but it definitely was in the back of my mind and I wanted to get it done in time to potentially get into the festival. Devour! is inspiring people to create content that will be shown at Devour! but will have a life beyond that as well.
I use the Panasonic LUMIX GH4 and GH5; I've been using the Panasonic cameras ever since the GH2. There's a steady release of them and I've just stayed on that platform. The image quality is amazing and the portability is great for the kind of stuff that I do. I shot about half of the drone shots myself, but unfortunately, I crashed it one too many times and it stopped working, and so a friend of one of the Mackinnon brothers was nice enough to come out and get a couple of shots.
It was my third time to Devour!. I went to an incredible workshop with Kevin Kossowan and Jeff Senger--they're the guys that do From the Wild series. And they did this crazy day from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., when we were out by the water, we went fishing, we went foraging for cranberries and cooked some fish on the fire. It was this intensive part-hunting, part-foraging workshop, as well as Kevin and Jeff taking us through their process of filmmaking and how they approach telling stories in the wild.
I'm looking at doing a short about the process of traditional malting for beer. There's actually only a handful of people doing that process in Canada right now, so it seems like that's an up and coming part of the craft-brewing process that people are starting to take notice of. It will probably take me back to Wolfville to the Horton Ridge Malthouse.
A lot of my films are driven by my curiosity for food and learning about food. I'm more of an eater than a chef, for sure, but I definitely like exploring the culinary world. I make pickles, if that's a thing. I make the best dill pickles around.
MacKinnon Brothers from MOTIONEER on Vimeo.


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The unresolved questions on congestion pricing implementation
Members of the panel setting fees and exemptions have yet to be named, but here's what's known.
Traffic on the Throngs Neck Bridge. Metropolitan Transportation Authority/Marisa Baldeo
In 2021, New York is expected to be the first city in the United States to implement a congestion pricing road-tolling program, but by the looks of it, the officials in charge of setting up that program are in no rush.
Passed as part of the state budget last year, New York's congestion pricing program – referred to officially as the Central Business District Tolling Program – will charge vehicles for driving in Manhattan's central business district, south of 60th Street. The idea is modeled on similar programs in cities like London and Singapore, but in New York its purpose is two-fold: reducing vehicle congestion in the most crowded part of Manhattan, and creating a new revenue stream for the cash-strapped Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
There are still many unresolved questions about how congestion pricing will work, some of which are supposed to be answered by the Traffic Mobility Review Board – a six-person panel tasked with making recommendations for implementation.
But over the past few months, transit advocacy groups and elected officials have been ringing alarm bells that the MTA has yet to appoint the members of the Traffic Mobility Review Board, leaving the panel with less than a year to make recommendations on thorny issues like the price of the congestion fee, and which of the many potentially deserving groups will receive exemptions to the congestion tolls.
Here's what is known about the congestion pricing program's most pressing questions so far:
What is the Traffic Mobility Review Board?
The state-mandated Traffic Mobility Review Board is supposed to contain six members – including a chair, one member appointed by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, one member residing in the Metro-North region and another residing in the Long Island Rail Road region – all of which must have expertise in either public finance, transportation, mass transit or management. Together, the group must recommend to the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority the congestion tolling scheme, including a variable pricing model that takes into account factors like peak and off-peak rates, and possible exemptions and discounts for certain groups. The TBTA then has to approve the final tolling scheme.
All of this is mandated by state law, as is the fact that the board has to make its recommendations between November 15th and December 31st of this year, or no later than 30 days before congestion pricing is implemented. Though congestion pricing is expected to start in early 2021, that deadline leaves some wriggle room if the recommendations aren't made by the end of 2020.
Why are transit advocates getting impatient?
If congestion pricing is to really start as early as January 2021, the Traffic Mobility Review Board will have less than one year to convene and make its recommendations. Elected officials and transit advocacy groups alike have criticized MTA leadership – and, by extension, Gov. Andrew Cuomo – for not appointing the members of the panel yet. In November, a coalition of 20 good government groups sent a letter urging the MTA Board to appoint the panel's members.
Those groups have also raised concerns about the transparency of the process. The MTA has said that the Traffic Mobility Review Board isn't subject to the state's open meetings law because it's an advisory panel, though the state's transparency agency – the Committee on Open Government – ruled that its meetings should be open to the public. The MTA referred City & State to Chairman Pat Foye's comments at a legislative budget hearing on Tuesday, in which he said that there will be a "public engagement process and meetings held around the region, as appropriate." Foye said he was unsure whether the Committee on Open Government's opinion applied to an advisory group.
Of the details the Traffic Mobility Review Board has to decide on, the somewhat easier job might be setting the toll prices, as they have a few different suggestions from which to draw. A panel convened by Cuomo in 2018 reported that a variable structure with a peak-fee of $11.52 for passenger vehicles would produce over $1 billion per year in revenue, and the peak-fee that the panel recommends is expected to be around there – between $11 and $14. The good government group Regional Plan Association released a report last year recommending a peak price of just over $9.
The panel's other tasks will likely prove trickier – and could take longer. "The real challenge of this board will be coming up with the exemptions," said Sarah Kaufman, associate director of New York University's Rudin Center for Transportation. "It depends on whether the exemptions will be decided in a public hearing process or whether they will be decided behind closed doors. If they decide on a public hearing process, the timeline will have to be extended."
Several officials and groups have asked for exemptions to the tolling program, including Assemblyman David Weprin, who has asked for exemptions for all New York City residents. A carveout for taxi drivers has also been raised. Whatever decision the panel makes, people are likely to continue asking for exemptions. "I think these kinds of niche groups will emerge during and after the process," Kaufman said.
So we don't know what the congestion fees will be. What do we know about congestion pricing at this point?
It may not be clear how much the congestion toll will be or even who will be tasked with making the decision, but New Yorkers aren't totally in the dark – just fumbling around in a very dim room. The MTA selected a vendor to build out the infrastructure and technology that will facilitate congestion pricing. While there were several different routes the MTA could have taken in choosing which kind of tolling technology will be used, the authority ultimately selected the company TransCore to build, design and operate the tolling equipment. While there's always the possibility that in future the MTA could introduce more emerging tolling technologies – like a connected vehicle or GPS-based system – for now, it will operate much like E-ZPass.
A few exemptions are already included in the program as well. Some emergency vehicles and vehicles transporting disabled passengers were included as carveouts in the state budget.
We wait. For any seasoned observer of the slow churn of New York state government, patience is a virtue. MTA Chairman Pat Foye has said to expect an announcement of appointments to the panel early this year – a vague phrase that, depending on one's interpretation, could mean any time in the next five months.
Correction: A Regional Plan Association report recommended a peak price of just over $9. This story originally named the wrong group.
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The very heart of being a Church is our relationship with God in Jesus Christ. For any relationship to continue and grow, we must be intentional about nurturing it.
Holy Cross Provides many opportunities for God's people to gather and explore the many factes of our faith that will encourage personal growth and lead to a fuller, deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.
Some opportunities are traditional Sunday, weekday, and midweek offerings, others are built around specific groups or interests, still others, are designed for those who are seeking God. We desire and seek the opportunity to create time and space for you to experience the depth of God's love in the midst of the ordinary and, thereby, be transformed by the extraordinary power of the resurrected Jesus.
At Holy Cross we believe in having educational opportunities all year long. Our Adult Education classes offer an open discussion format along with video lessons to facilitate discussion.
The future of the Christian community is our children. Teaching children about Christ's love and sacrifice for us is a vital part of Holy Cross.
Want your kids to know their Bible well and also learn how to think for themselves in connecting the Bible with life?
Holy Cross Episcopal Church introduces a new curriculum this fall for kids in grades 3-7 that does just that! Feasting on the Word looks each week at the same Scripture readings our children will be hearing in church. Most of the gospel readings this fall come from Matthew, for example.
children gather with our dedicated teachers each Sunday at 9 AM beginning on September 7. Parents are The children gather with our dedicated teachers each Sunday at 9 AM beginning on September 7. Parents are always welcome to come and see what's going on!
9:00 am to 10:00 am on Sunday morning. Rev. Thomas A. Momberg, Fr. Tom, and Dr. Loverd Peacock are our facilitators for most ACE sessions.
Adults began a new book study Sunday, February 22, 2015. "To read the Bible in church," says one lifelong Episcopalian in a story from Opening the Bible, "all you ever needed was a Prayer Book." With this story and others, the Rev. Dr. Roger Ferlo invites us to open not just our beloved Book of Common Prayer but also a Bible, even - dare we say it? - sometime other than Sunday worship.
With titles like "Why Read the Bible?" and "Scanning the Page, " this little book has helpful hints, both for first-time readers and old pros. Fr. Tom was a fellow seminary classmate of Roger's and as his friend can tell you from his own experience that this book can help you feel a bit more comfortable with "reading and meditating on God's Holy Word." Let Fr. Tom know if you want a copy but please join us even if you don't have a copy of the book each Sunday in Lent 2015.
e, "all you ever needed was a Prayer Book." With this story and others, the Rev. Dr. Roger Ferinvitus to open not just our beloved Book of Common Prayer but also a Bible, even - dare we say it? - sometime other than Sunday worship.
Every other Monday at 10 AM the women at Holy Cross have a bible study in the Parish Hall.


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