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Exclusive: The true origins of the Seth Rich conspiracy theory. A Yahoo News investigation.
Kamala Harris isn't afraid to show anger. That's progress — but is it good politics?
The 'Squad' responds to Trump's 'go back' remarks
The progressive congresswomen known as "the Squad" called Trump's latest attack a "distraction" and called for the president's impeachment.'Do not take the bait' »
'I was so livid': Disney heiress goes undercover
Trump tries to deflect racism claims amid outcry
Boxing legend Pernell Whitaker killed in accident
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway won't appear at a House hearing Monday on whether she violated a law prohibiting administration officials from engaging in political work while on the public payroll. President Donald Trump directed her to skip the hearing "in order to protect the prerogatives of the Office of the President," White House Counsel Pat Cipollone said in a letter to House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Elijah Cummings. The Department of Justice, he wrote, "has advised me that Ms. Conway is absolutely immune from compelled congressional testimony with respect to matters related to her service as a senior adviser to the president," Cipollone wrote.
Italian police have seized a large arsenal of weapons, including an air-to-air missile, in raids on neo-Nazi sympathisers, they said on Monday. Elite police forces searched properties across northern Italy following an investigation into Italians who had fought alongside Russian-backed separatist forces in eastern Ukraine, a police statement said. During their raids, police discovered a French-made Matra air-to-air missile that appeared to have once belonged to the Qatar armed forces.
Details from a 2015 defamation case involving a woman who claimed financier Jeffrey Epstein forced her to have sex with Britain's Prince Andrew are set to be released to the public. Virginia Roberts accused Epstein — who was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy last week — of recruiting her as a sex slave back in 2001, when she was just 17-years-old. Roberts alleged that she had been procured for sexual activities by Epstein's personal aide Ghislaine Maxwell, who was a reported friend of Prince Andrew's.
Land crabs infest Florida man's house after heavy rainfall
Heavy rain fall in south Florida forced hundreds of land crabs, which burrow underground, out of their holes and into the property of Dan Skowronski, a resident of of Port St Lucie. In a video shared to Facebook, the Florida man witnessed the home invasion with a surprising calm. Florida saw heavy rainfall as Hurricane Barry geared up in the Gulf Coast throughout last week, before making landfall in Louisiana on Saturday.
Police at Heathrow Airport are investigating how a 12-year-old boy slipped through security and managed to board a British Airways flight to Los Angeles without a ticket or boarding pass. The unaccompanied child, who had no travel documents, mingled with passengers getting on the flight and was only spotted when cabin crew asked to see his boarding pass in order to direct him to his seat. The mystery youngster, who is thought to be Dutch, was not travelling with his parents, and refused to cooperate with cabin crew when he was challenged.
Airline staff finds boy, 13, boarded flight to Los Angeles without a ticket
Indian space chiefs pressed to quickly set a new date to launch a landmark moon mission after aborting one liftoff Monday just 56 minutes ahead of schedule, media reports said. A committee of experts was looking into the causes of the technical hitch that put back the bid to become just the fourth nation -- after Russia, the United States and China -- to land a spacecraft on the Moon. The Chandrayaan-2 -- or Moon Chariot 2 -- rocket, a key part of India's ambitious space programme, could still blast off on July 29 or 30, media reports said.
India's second lunar mission delayed due to 'technical snag': ISRO
India Aborts Moon Mission Launch Due to a Technical Glitch
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An avowed white supremacist was sentenced to life in prison plus 419 years Monday for deliberately driving his car into a crowd of anti-racism protesters during a rally in Virginia, killing one woman and injuring dozens. James Alex Fields Jr., 22, remained stoic as Circuit Court Judge Richard Moore formally imposed the recommendation of a state jury that convicted him in December of murder and malicious wounding charges for his actions in Charlottesville on Aug. 12, 2017. Fields showed no visible emotion as victims of the car attack described severe physical and psychological injuries — broken bones, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression — inflicted by Fields when he plowed his car into them.
Neo-Nazi gets second life sentence in murder of protester in Virginia
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Dominican Republic deaths: Georgia man is 11th American tourist to die since June 2018
A Georgia man died in the Dominican Republic in March, the State Department confirmed Friday.
Up Close: Rep. Espaillat on the census, Dominican Republic deaths
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An anonymous Democratic group leaked an internal poll to Axios on Sunday that shows "swing voters" deeply dislike prominent progressive lawmakers, deepening a public rift within the party. The poll found that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had a 22% approval rating and Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota had a 9% approval rating among 1,003 "likely general-election voters who are white and have two years or less of college education" and knew of the two outspoken lawmakers. "If all voters hear about is AOC, it could put the [House] majority at risk," a Democrat involved in the 2020 congressional races told Axios.
'The View' responds to Trump tweets on congresswomen
Trump's racist tweets to be put to US House resolution vote 'condemning his xenophobia'
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The Biden Cancer Initiative, a non-profit organization started by former Vice President Joe Biden to support cancer prevention and research, said on Monday it suspended operations last week, two and a half months after Biden and his wife resigned from the group to focus on his presidential campaign. Biden, whose son Beau died from brain cancer in 2015, launched the group in 2017. He has said that he would like to president who presided over the end of cancer as we know it.
After a four-day search, missing hiker Sheryl Powell, 60, has been located on Monday and taken to a local hospital, officials say. Powell was first reported missing by her husband Joe on Friday afternoon, while the two were camping in a remote area near Bishop, California. A 60-year-old woman, who went missing on Friday, has been found on Monday in an "extremely" remote area of California and taken to a local hospital, concluding a four-day search for the hiker, according to local police.
The Russian intelligence agency behind 2016's election attacks is training its sights on billionaire financier George Soros, The Daily Beast has learned. The move comes hot on the heels of a surge in U.S.-focused hacking by Russia's Main Intelligence Directorate with similarities to 2016 in targeting and methodology. Laura Silber, chief communications officer for Soros' Open Society Foundations, confirmed the hack attempt, but couldn't provide additional details over the weekend.
Just in time for next week's likely House vote on a federal $15 minimum wage, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has come out with a caustic report on the consequences of the policy. The report confirms what even liberal economists caution: A $15 minimum wage would "risk undesirable and unintended consequences" and lead to a survival-of-the-fittest labor market, where only the highest-skilled workers come out on top. The Congressional Budget Office report estimated that a $15 minimum wage would lead to 1.3 million lost jobs by the year 2025, with job losses rising over time due to compounding negative impacts.
Northern California town of Paradise lost 90% of its population after Camp Fire, data shows
The development came the same day lawmakers approved a bill changing how the state pays for wildfire damage caused by utilities. Newsom signed it Friday, approving the creation of a fund of up to $21 billion that could help pay out claims related to blazes sparked by Pacific Gas & Electric Corp, such as through downed power lines. As wildfire season kicks off again, supporters of the bill cited a need to provide financial certainty to the state's investor-owned utilities, including PG&E, which declared bankruptcy amid lawsuits related to wildfires.
Man 'shot polar bear and left its body outside his home for five months'
A man has been charged with killing a polar bear and leaving the body to rot outside his home in Alaska for five months. Christopher Gordon, 35, allegedly shot the animal dead when it ventured into his front yard to try and eat some butchered whale meat. He then failed to report the polar bear carcass or attempt to "harvest" it for food between December 2018 and May this year.
Billionaire Tom Steyer's entrance into the 2020 Democratic race is the perfect example of the rot at the core of the US political system
Tom Steyer entered the 2020 Democratic presidential race on Tuesday, pledging to spend $100 million on his campaign. Steyer adds nothing to the 2020 race, but he can stick around because of his wealth. That is a problem and an indictment of the US political system.
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Samsung is on the cusp of several major announcements at the moment, including the unveiling of the Galaxy Note 10 series set for next month at the Unpacked event as well as the new release date supposedly coming any day now for the company's second try at a foldable phone. Early next year, meanwhile, we'll see the next high-end Galaxy phone, the Galaxy S11, about which the rumor mill is already starting to crank out intriguing tidbits. There's been some chatter that the handset may get an all-new design in a break from previous iterations in the series — and now, a new Samsung patent that's been spotted could offer an additional hint at what's to come.
A populist mayor who favours closer ties with Beijing was announced as the presidential candidate for Taiwan's opposition on Monday as it looks to unseat President Tsai Ing-wen in upcoming elections. Han Kuo-yu won the primary for the opposition Kuomintang party, comfortably seeing off a challenge from Taiwan's richest man, billionaire Foxconn founder Terry Gou. Han, 62, has had a meteoric rise in the last two years, journeying from relative obscurity to becoming his party's presidential candidate in a phenomenon that has been dubbed the "Han tide".
Foxconn Billionare Gou Stumbles in Bid for Taiwan's Presidency
Populist China-friendly mayor to face President Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan election clash
South Korea calls Japan reports of North Korea sanctions breach 'grave challenge'
South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Monday Japan's reported accusations that South Korea had exported banned goods to North Korea posed a "grave challenge" amid a growing dispute over Japanese export curbs. Japan has tightened restrictions on the export of three materials used in high-tech equipment, citing "inadequate management" of sensitive items exported to South Korea. Japanese officials have cited "inadequate management" of sensitive items exported to South Korea as a reason behind the curbs, as well as lack of information sharing on export controls.
South Korea trade ministry to raise Japan export curbs at WTO general council meeting
South Korea Warns Japanese Economic Blow Could Backfire
Police say Greek man detained in American scientist's death
A Greek man has been detained for questioning in the slaying of an American scientist on the island of Crete, police said Monday. Authorities said the 27-year-old man detained Monday was one of 10 people interviewed over the weekend for the investigation of Suzanne Eaton's slaying. Eaton, a 59-year-old molecular biologist, was attending a conference on Crete when she went missing on July 2.
An upstate New York man is accused of brutally slaying a teenage internet personality he met online and posting pictures of her body to the internet, according to police. Authorities say Brandon Clark slashed Bianca Devins' throat early Sunday, nearly decapitating her. Devins, 17, a Utica, New York teen, had just graduated high school and was preparing to start a psychology degree at her local community college.
Former U.S. National Security Advisor Susan Rice sparred with a senior Chinese diplomat on Twitter in an unusual and heated dispute over race in Washington. In a series of Tweets apparently aimed at making a broader point about diplomatic divisions over the mass detention of Muslims in China's Xinjiang province, Lijian Zhao, a diplomat posted in Islamabad, said on Sunday that if "you're in Washington, D.C., you know the white never go" to the southeastern part of the U.S. capital. You are a racist disgrace.
How a Modified Iraqi Falcon 50 Business Jet Nearly Destroyed a US Frigate
Dario Leone History, Middle East The tale of the USS Stark Incident. Following a series of training flights, on the morning of May 17, 1987 Suzanna's crew received the order to load two Exocets and then transfer to Wanda AB for an operation over the Persian Gulf. All through 1985 and early 1986, director of the Iraqi Air Force (IrAF) Intelligence Department, Brigadier-General Mudher al-Farhan, was collecting intelligence about the work of the Iranian tanker-shuttle ('shuttle tankers' were oil tankers equipped with upgrade fire-fighting equipment operated by specially trained crews, they made way in convoys of four ships escorted by warships of the Islamic Republic if Iran Navy).
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John McCain's legacy of reaching across the aisle
Georgia man dies in Dominican Republic after drinking soda that didn't 'taste right'
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Anti-Semitism event at DOJ turns into pro-Israel rally
Multiple people killed in mass shooting at Jacksonville video game tournament, sheriff says


Due to the absolute heinous remarks made my Jordan Philbeck and Kelly Owens on a LIVE Facebook video I am leaving Younique! I will never recommend Younique to any of my friends. I have never, even in High School, seen such a grotesque display of bullying, belittlement and defamation of character to a person. It is a disgrace these women represent Younique.
Younique's mission statements reads, "Younique's mission is to uplift, empower, validate, and ultimately build self-esteem in women around the world through high-quality products that encourage both inner and outer beauty and spiritual enlightenment while also providing opportunities for personal growth and financial reward."
These two women displayed ZERO regard for this mission statement and completely slandered a young, beautiful & UPLIFTING woman. A woman whose mission is to help others see the beauty inside themselves. You can have my "Y-cash" and I will be tossing my products. I would never want to represent a company who stands behind other women who bully others because they chose a different path in life.
Review #935289 is a subjective opinion of PissedConsumer935289.
I had a similar experience with a "presenter". She misrepresented products (didn't seem to know much) and then when I canceled the order she cursed me out with fouls language like Jerry Springer show even flipped me off by emoji.
All over a few dollars worth of products I can't use because they have fragrances in them - which presenter said they do not. This should be against the law.
Arkansas unfortunately is known for other bullies as in Lumeluvht by Alcone beauty guides/executives. Oklahoma too. Wonder if there all in the same group.
What the heck did they do or say? This post gives no details.
Just the looks on their faces is condescending. Thank you, but NO THANK YOU!
I've always wondered about Younique. Seeing this post eliminates any further curiosity. I would hate to support a company that allows anyone to belittle and bully another and publicly even. I have training in interpreting facial expressions, voice pitch, body composure & movements, etc.
I don't have to hear what's being said to understand that the shorter woman believes she is better than the individual(s) she's speaking to and is attempting to dumbsplain (explain something to somebody she believes to be of significant lower intelligence to herself). The taller woman is clearly giving the individual(s) the "mean girls" look. She appears to be thinking/saying "You're seriously wearing that?
I wouldn't be caught dead in that. Were you blind when you picked it out?" Let's be honest ladies, you don't even need my training to know that if another woman is looking at you like either one of these, they ARE NOT going to be friendly and complimentary unless they are being sarcastic.
These two women have impeccable character and I believe you know it. Also typically people don't leave a company over someone's comments...my thought is that you're searching for any reason to focus on so that you can leave.
Sounds rediculous to me. These two women have done a bang up job.
It's "ridiculous", not "rediculous". You don't know this poster, and are making a lot of assumptions about what she did.
The above post and other product reviews would indicate otherwise. Could you give specific information that would dispute what has been reported here? If so, that would be helpful.
As a presenter myself I would love to be able to see hear for myself. However, each person runs their own business and while I totally support the fact that some do some rotten things...the company and those living that mission statement should not be targeted because of certain people who do not act appropriately.
I see this happen too. Hurts to think that the words of a few would impact us all.
Seriously, if I go to Target and someone is nasty..I am just gonna find a different Target. People can be jerks in every walk of life.
All I can say is look at their record. I stand behind them.
They have inspired me to be the best I can be. I've become a success personally because of their leadership.
Well, that's what she's doing. She's finding another Target.
You literally just said it though. "I'll find a different target"...this lady can go and find a different make up company that won't act in a disgusting manner.
The company should absolutely be targeted because (and I'll spell this out) THEY REPRESENT THE COMPANY...do you understand? You're wearing rose tinted glasses there flower.
So when encountering a rude employee at a Target, would you blame target for the employees that represent the company and never buy from any target ever again because of it?. Sounds like a stretch.
What was so bad that the entire company and all if it's people are being blamed for it?. That was never answered..
Well, this is a website about companies...and companies are responsible for their hires. If their hiring is so lax that they would have this woman as a representative, it is completely acceptable and normal to go elsewhere, and talk about her experience. Why would you be on a forum if you think people should just move to another location (if there even is one)?
If that's a video, it won't play. What did they do?
I'm not part of younique but you shouldn't let two disgraceful people stop your journey, just strive to be a better person than them, plus I'd be reporting them to head office and hope they punish these women for doing that!


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Matt Belda leads Spencer Stuart's global Transportation & Logistics, Industrial Services and Aviation practices. He is also a member of the firm's Supply Chain Practice. Matt's expertise includes executive search for board, CEO, COO, president and chief supply chain officer executives. He serves a diverse client base with an emphasis in private equity as well as leading names in the public sector.
Matt partners with clients across a wide range of industries, including transportation, warehouse and distribution, 3PL, integrated security services, integrated facility management services, testing inspection and certification services, waste management, landscaping, pest control services and rental and equipment leading services. He has led nearly 500 senior-level engagements with organizations in need of new leadership to address growth, turnaround or transition opportunities through executive search, executive assessment and succession planning.
Prior to joining Spencer Stuart, Matt served as a regional director of business development for a leading global executive search firm. Earlier, he built the consumer packaged goods and durables practice for an international recruitment organization, focusing on executive-level sales and marketing assignments.
Before his career in executive search, Matt was a producer and on-air reporter for ESPN Radio in Chicago and KFAN in Minneapolis.
Matt holds an undergraduate degree in public relations from St. Mary's University of Minnesota and an M.B.A. from the Northern Illinois University College of Business.
We explore the ways supply chain experience does — and does not — prepare leaders for success as a GM and provide advice for making the leap.


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Cybersecurity consulting firm TSC Advantage invites you to learn about third-party cyber risk management at our upcoming breakfast and brainstorming seminar in Silver Spring, MD, just a short walk from the Metro.
Integrated Cyber is the premiere event showcasing Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defense (IACD) strategies. IACD focuses on accelerating the speed and scale of cyber defense via integration, automation, and information sharing. The event brings together integrators, service & solution providers and practitioners across commercial, government, critical infrastructure, research and academia to align community efforts, demonstrate advances in cyber defense, and collaborate on innovative security approaches. Speakers from each of these communities, as well as hands-on workshops in the development of IACD playbooks and orchestration solutions. Free event, registration requested.
Not all Federal government data sits behind a firewall. Transparency efforts have made important data broadly available and ready for use. Knowing it is available is one thing; making it useful is an entirely different matter. In this session, a panel of functional and technical data experts will talk about data source opportunities, common roadblocks to using the data, and strategies for making the most of what you can get.
Register for your party ticket through Eventbrite!
CyberScoop will kick offDC CyberWeek with a party that brings together hundreds of cybersecurity decision makers, influencers and practitioners in the nation's capital! DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join government executives and decision makers to launch the week-long festival of cybersecurity networking and learning events.
White Hat Academy presents a virtual presentation and interactive hands-on lab covering common web application vulnerabilities and how to guard against them. Participants will be able to practice exploiting web apps using injection, cross-site scripting, and other common attack vectors. Participants will then rewrite the sample code to harden their apps from attack and test whether their fixes are successful.
This virtual event will happen on YouTube Live. To get the most out of this session, you should already have some basic experience with an object-oriented programming language; examples will mostly use Python code.
Fletcher Heisler is the founder of White Hat Academy, started as a security training Meetup group in DC. He also runs RealPython.com and serves as CTO of Opportunity@Work.
In association with the GCS Credit Community World Conference, the 2017 World Trade Credit & Risk [WTCR] Summit welcomes professionals interested in the Trends, Challenges, Technologies and Opportunities in today's Modern Economy, as they relate to World Trade Credit and Risk.
Connect with trade professionals, business leaders, and dignitaries as we recognize the extraordinary efforts of the individuals and businesses leading the way in the credit and risk management of world trade, at the WTCR Excellence Awards.
The transition from desktop and even laptop to mobile computing continues but is a foregone conclusion. We are in a mobile world where users have access, bandwidth, and capabilities that are equal to or rival a fixed office location. Similar to explosive growth and adoption of mobility, we are seeing rapid innovation and expansion of ubiquitous computing and IoT products in everything from automobiles, home automation, to all sorts of consumer products. Please join the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) in a round-table discussion to explore cybersecurity implications of the convergence of mobility and IoT, and what may be on the horizon that current cybersecurity approaches will need to adapt and rapidly reconfigure to provide safety, security, and resilience to our infrastructure, users, and communities.
Hudson Institute, a D.C. think-tank focused on national security and foreign policy, will hold a symposium on quantum technology, led by Senior Fellow Dr. Arthur Herman. The conference will be keynoted by Dr. Aaron VanDevender, Chief Scientist at Founders Fund. Four panels will explore the security and policy implications of the coming quantum revolution. The two morning panels will analyze the risks and opportunities for quantum computing and quantum cybersecurity, respectively. The afternoon panels will highlight international quantum efforts, while the concluding panel will discuss the merits of a US National Quantum Initiative. There will be an introductory technical overview of quantum technology at the outset of the symposium.
11:30-12:30: Panel Discussion 2: Quantum Cybersecurity: Ushering in an Unhackable Era?
2:15-3:15: Does the US Need a National Quantum Initiative?
Old Laws and New Technology: How Can We Keep Up?
Around the world legal frameworks are failing to keep pace with technology. Domestically nations are struggling to secure consumers' privacy and conflicted about how best to manage the effects of powerful new technologies like artificial intelligence without stifling innovation.
Is regulation necessary, or can voluntary frameworks suffice? Where are the current points of failure in our legal system? Where are the strengths? What responsibilities do technologists have? What should policymakers avoid in developing new regulatory efforts? What are the consequences if we fail? How can policy catalyze innovation?
The American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security, New America, and Pitt Cyber host a discussion of the widening gap between coding and codes. Former US Attorney David Hickton, known for his groundbreaking cybercrime and cyber espionage indictments, will share his view from the front lines of enforcing existing laws, after which an expert panel discussion will discuss the issues raised.
Join the conversation online by using #CyberLaw and following @NewAmCyber and @PittCyber.
Cybersecurity continues to be a top-tier critical issue, and the need to protect the country against significant cyberattacks is at a critical point. With recent news reports of fairly wide-spread hacking attempts by foreign operatives during the most recent Presidential election, combined with significant data breaches as reported by private companies, cybersecurity is among the top enterprise risk for almost every organization – public and private.
To highlight the criticality of cybersecurity, a Presidential Executive Order was signed on earlier this year focusing on cybersecurity needs of Federal IT infrastructure and coordination between agencies to protect against cyber-attacks. The executive order also calls out the need to secure the country's critical infrastructure, reflecting the need a strong public and private partnership in cybersecurity.
Georgetown University will host a panel discussion to discuss the current state of the public and private cybersecurity partnership in defending the country against cyberattacks.
Georgetown University, Healey Family Student Center (The Social Room) 37th & O Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
Open source software is the foundation for application development worldwide, comprising 80-90% of the code in today's applications. It reduces development costs, speeds time to market and accelerates innovation which is driving adoption, but the explosion in open source use has not been accompanied by effective security and management practices.
A 2017 Black Duck analysis of code audits conducted on 1,071 applications found that 97% contained open source, but 67% of the applications had open source vulnerabilities, half of which were categorized as severe.
Digital China: What Are China's Leaders & Scholars Saying About Their Plans for Cyberspace?
As China launches its 19th Party Congress, its plans to shape cyberspace are becoming ever clearer. Through the publications of government and Party officials, we are increasingly getting insights into Chinese plans for the digital economy. Often however that information is only available to Chinese-speakers. Therefore, through New America, a group of China cyber experts have launched a new effort to translate and analyze key Chinese documents and make them available to a wider audience.
At this event they will offer their insights on China's plans for the digital economy, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, internet governance, and much more. What have Chinese officials already told the world? What goals has Beijing already achieved? Where has China run into challenges? What new initiatives should we expect from the 19th Party Congress, the 4th World Internet Conference, and beyond? What does this mean for the United States?
Business Email Compromise (BEC) has become a significant threat to U.S. businesses and individuals. Since October 2013, the FBI has identified victims from 131 countries and a global monetary loss of over $5 billion dollars as a result of BEC fraud. BEC is a sophisticated scam using email and/or other electronic communication to impersonate a business executive, employee, or other person with authority to request payments or access to employee payroll and W2 information on behalf of their company or organization.
Due to the significant uptick of the BEC scheme and its threat to U.S. businesses and individuals, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United States Secret Service (USSS) are working together to provide up-to-date BEC intelligence to private industry. Held at the unclassified level, this presentation will provide an overview of BEC, information sharing mechanisms, and mitigation strategies.
This will be a lively group discussion on the God Key problem. What it is (all access), who it affects (everyone) and what we do now (inadequate) and how Data Centric Design solves this problem. The discussion will touch upon new approaches to data and its management using new ideas, analyses and tools which were developed such as Structured Data Folding with Transmutations (SDFT), eNcrypted Userdata Transit & Storage (NUTS), Continuous Recovery, Asymmetric Anonymity, Key Management with NUTS and much more. Topics will be presented and participation will be encouraged by everyone, it's old school, but perhaps it's time to give this classic method a shot again. Be prepared to be challenged and to think things through.
Yoon Auh, Founder of NUTS Technologies, Inc. will guide the discussion. He is the inventor of NUTS and SDFT. These technologies provide new and ground breaking ways to secure and manage data in novel ways using a new paradigm called Data Centric Design.
Panel 2: U.S. Corporations vs. Nation-States in Cyberspace: A Fair Fight?
Please also join NSI for our partner event "Business Email Compromise: Facts, Threats and Countermeasures," co-hosted with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United States Secret Service. The BEC event will begin at 2:00 pm in Hazel 121.
Employers attending can meet face to face with 100s of qualified professionals in these niche cyber disciplines. Employers interested in attending, call 877-842-3976 ext. 13.
Join us for an evening of cocktails and stories about actual corporate cyber attacks. You'll have the chance to hear from experts who were involved first-hand in dealing with the aftermath. What happened? How did it happen? How were the issues resolved? What security measures were put in place to prevent future attacks and mitigate the damage should another attack occur.
In coordination with CyberScoop's 2017 DC CyberWeek, Eastern Foundry is hosting a pitch competition for start-up companies to help provide solutions for cybersecurity related issues. Judged by industry experts, businesses are invited to participate in the innovative forum that is bringing people, technology and ideas together to address one of the country's top priorities.
Register today and join us for networking, food and drinks - No speeches, no presentations, no lectures - Just good old fashioned networking and tacos... who does not like tacos?! This event is a great opportunity to mingle with members of the local cybersecurity and broader IT community, including executives from vendors, end-users, analysts, media, integrators/contractors, associations and more!
Not all receptions are created equal. Together, ICIT and DLT Solutions have created an unforgettable evening at one of the most exclusive venues in America – the Mansion on O. Mingle with the beltway's top cybersecurity leaders while exploring the Mansion, unlocking secret doors (literally!), and discovering its world renowned artwork. We'll have plenty of food, drinks and great conversation.
In recognition of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, NEA is bringing together industry experts and CEOs from its cybersecurity portfolio for a Jeffersonian-style dinner, with special guests from the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense.
The theme for our dinner conversation: Predictions about cyber-security and the future of the Internet. Please come prepared with a prediction and a willingness to contribute to the conversation.
This event is in collaboration with FedScoop's Cyber Week effort, but attendance at the event is extremely limited and will be closed to the press.
Join decision makers, policy shapers, and trade credit and risk experts from D.C and around the world, as we celebrate the the World Trade Credit and Risk (WTCR) inaugural Excellence Awards.
Interested in a Cyber Career? Get career advice and insights from a panel of successful Cybersecurity Professionals. The ISSA National Capital Chapter is having a Cyber career panel on October 17, 2017, at 6:30 PM as part of CyberScoop's DC CyberWeek. Whether you are a senior cybersecurity expert or just starting your career in cyber, you will benefit from this event.
Moderator - Tyrone Wilson President of Cover6 Solutions, Organizer of the D.C. Cyber Security Professionals and Breaking Into Cyber Meet Up groups, Virtual CISO.
- Loren Schwartz, IT Audit Partner, Cotton & Co.
What better way is there to connect with your fellow DC Penetration Testers than a night of fun at PennSocial in D.C.? Not only is the location "punny" it's also a cool place to gather a group for an evening of games, free drinks, free food, and the Caps live on TV! Join us downstairs in "The Far Side" section by the shuffleboard tables.
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Data visualizations are a critical business tool. This workshop serves as an introduction to the visual techniques that are often employed when describing, analyzing, and communicating data in a business setting. We'll start by explaining the role of data visualization to improve business insights and decision-making, and then dive into basic visual methodology.
General Assembly 1133 15th Street NW, 8th floor, Washington D.C.
CYBERTALKS: CyberTalks brings together key cybersecurity experts and decision makers to collaborate on cybersecurity issues that threaten government and the citizenry.
To register for CYBERTALKS, please visit this link.
CyberTalks is a TED-like conference bringing together top cybersecurity chiefs and 1,000 of the most influential cyber leaders from government and the tech industry for one day to identify ways to tackle unprecedented security challenges and discuss cybersecurity priorities, trends and innovations.
Join Eric O'Neill and have an in-depth conversation about "Cybersecurity in the Age of Espionage," following his Cybertalk keynote. In this intimate setting, join other CISOs as Eric leads a deeper discussion about a spy's ability to leverage social engineering to target individuals. Technical staff will also be on hand to discuss and demonstrate how Carbon Black can be employed to "spy-proof" endpoints, hunt for threats and meet government mandates.
Delta Risk will host a networking and happy hour social at our new digs in Arlington. Free food, free drinks, and a chance to talk about incident response best practices with our team of cyber security analysts. Oh, and did we mention there will be food? This is a prime opportunity to network with other cyber security leaders and influencers in the greater D.C. region. Join us for a night of good fun and good company, and help us celebrate our 10-year anniversary in style!
Join NeoSystems, Flashpoint and R&K Cyber Solutions in Tysons Corner, October 18, from 5:00PM-7:00PM, for an evening of cybersecurity trends and incident response strategies, followed by a networking happy hour. Learn about our latest technology updates including Deep and Dark Web risk mitigation, and cloud security and virtualization solutions. Hear from expert strategists about the current incident response landscape, and policy related to the DFARS 7012 clause. We'll discuss early detection models, actionable steps to ensure compliance, and introduce strategic approaches to implementing proactive security measures.
Our event will begin with two concurrent presentations, followed by a brief presentation and Q&A with our leading cyber analyst and Director of Intelligence. Stay for our Capital Grille-hosted networking happy hour and connect with leading cyber professionals in the DC Metro community!
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In addition to sharing in a fun night of free food and drinks, come join us to learn more about Information Security Shared Services and how it improves quality of service and reduces costs. DOI OCIO supports the Offices and Bureaus within the Department, as well as federal agency customers outside the Department, through its ISSLoB, one of six Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sponsored Risk Management Framework (RMF) Shared Service Centers (SSCs). As the premier provider of information assurance services for systems supporting DOI, OCIO, and the federal community at large, ISSLoB provisions sound security services that balance the business need with the security risk while ensuring compliance with federal regulations. As a RMF SSC, it was established to facilitate the implementation of common RMF solutions for areas that many agencies are missing when striving to achieve greater efficiencies in executing the RMF SA&A process. Network and meet fellow cyber security and IT professionals working in the federal community!
MACH37, MITRE and Crowell & Moring are teaming up to bring together a select group of cybersecurity startup companies, investors, and strategic partners for our first ever Cybertunity Pitch and Networking Event during DC Cyber Week.
Come get a first look at some of the hottest startups-to-watch in cybersecurity. Join us for an evening of pitching and networking with startups, investors, and other strategic partners. This is an opportunity to network and see companies pitch their innovative cyber solutions.
A select group of companies-to-watch, including those from the MACH37 ecosystem, will give their 30 second pitch and will then participate in a series of meet and greets with some of the area's most active players in cybersecurity.
What's better than a fine cigar and quality whiskey? How about a remote browser and cybersecurity? Balancing security and productivity is a challenge facing organizations of all sizes. Every data collection project requires internet access, and a remote browser provides a secure and anonymous means to complete your mission. Attend our reception on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at Shelly's Backroom on F Street. Meet with colleagues in leadership positions within DoD and civilian agencies. Learn about how Silo has helped analysts be more secure and effective in their online investigations.
Mr. Charles Nelson, Deputy Director for Outreach at U.S. Cyber Command's Capabilities Development Group and Mr. John Mills, Director of Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Integration in the Office of the CIO at the Department of Defense.
The event will conclude with a happy hour.
Georgetown University presents the Biggest Issues in Cybersecurity: A night of discussion with the experts.
RansomWare is everywhere and quickly spreading through IT environments. Join us for an informative look at how to prevent ransomware from attacking your network.
The Wanna Cry ransomware attack that crippled hundreds of thousands of IT systems has made the threat of ransomware front-page news around the globe. This news should be especially daunting as research shows that Small to Medium Businesses and Distributed Enterprises suffer from a greater frequency of successful ransomware attacks than large Enterprise organizations. With the stakes – and costs – of a ransomware attack higher than ever, what can small and midsize businesses do to protect themselves?
Join Network Security Leader WatchGuard for an in-depth look at the best tactics for ransomware defense.
Join Red Sun Information Systems from 6:00-8:00PM at Hunan Number One for a networking happy hour kicked off with a brief primer on how to keep your employees safe on the web. Grab a drink and learn about cyber-threat mitigation strategies for your non-technical employees followed by an opportunity to meet and chat with other professionals working in cybersecurity.
We thank our amazing panelists who will be sharing their stories, experiences and tips for those in their cybersecurity career or contemplating a change into a cybersecurity career. We are covering the wide range of backgrounds from government contracting, commercial, large company, small company, entrepreneur and veterans.
Never before in history have next-gen technology and the automotive world ever intersected so rapidly. These changes will undoubtedly bring new opportunities to create safer roads and provide unforeseen mobility options for people globally. However, these changes will also present new challenges that must be addressed to ensure safety, privacy, and the trust of the public. The challenge at the center of this discussion is the topic of cybersecurity and if, and how, connected and automated vehicles can be compromised and how they will be protected.
Please join us for drinks, networking, and an in-depth discussion with leading thought leaders (including Moshe Shlisel, CEO of Guardknox and former Deputy Commander of Special Operations for the Israeli Air Force) who are working to secure the car of the future. This event is geared towards post-graduate professionals and those who are currently working in the field of technology.
You're invited to a special-edition Microsoft Azure Government Meetup on "The Intersection of Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation for Gov" for an evening of engaging content, discussions and networking.
This can't-miss Meetup, which is FREE and open to the public, features Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure CTO, a widely recognized Microsoft Technical Fellow, and accomplished author. Mark will share his vision on the outlook for cloud computing; confidential computing; cybersecurity and what digital transformation can look like for agencies.
Get answers to your questions about tangible ways you can drive digital transformation in government and get ready for what's next in the future of cybersecurity.
Come join GRIMM for a posh evening in Washington D.C. to celebrate the official launch of CROSSBOW™!
Keith Myers is making a special trip to come and DJ this awesome event! There will be great food and drinks. Plus, lots of great conversation with a wide range of industry experts.
We look forward to celebrating with you and the amazing tech community during DC Cyber Week.
CROSSBOW™ is a cyber security platform which enables you to fully VALIDATE your organization's digital defenses, without the need for costly training or complex setup.
Stop simply "trusting" that your IDS, Phishing Protection or AV is working; with CROSSBOW™ you can setup, customize, and run ADVERSARIAL CAMPAIGNS IN MINUTES, and receive granular reporting about your production environment and degree of compromise.
What does a career in cybersecurity look like? What does it take to get into cybersecurity and what do you need to think about along the way? Join us for a panel discussion where we delve into these questions with 4 cybersecurity professionals who have created their careers in many different ways. If you cannot join us in person, we will also be having the conversation via this Twitter chat.
CyberArk Impact: Public Sector is a one-day event where we will discuss privilege and administrative account security in the government.
This event will provide an open forum for you to interact with our executives, ask questions, and network with your peers. We'll be discussing a number of cyber security issues that continue to affect the public sector.
The 10/19 Cyber Resilience Summit is sold-out. External registration is required via the link below. For questions, email tracie.berardi@it-cisq.org.
Higher ed institutions can have up to three teams of four participants (must be IT Faculty).
NIST's Cybersecurity for IoT program wants to connect – with you!
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity for IoT Program invites you to a colloquium covering the cybersecurity of connected devices (and the environments in which they are deployed). Speakers from industry and academia will be presenting their views on the IoT's privacy and security challenges. NIST hopes to hear from the community, better understand the overall threat landscape, gauge stakeholder interest, and determine next steps. Be a part of this important discussion—and join us on this exciting IoT journey!
Increasingly frequent and severe cyberattacks targeting the private sector globally are fueling debates over whether to allow corporations to engage in "active cyber defense." Numerous trends point to the potential for this practice to grow internationally, potentially posing significant dilemmas for governance.
As part of DC CyberWeek, Carnegie's Cyber Policy Initiative invites you to the launch event of the Carnegie report Private Sector Cyber Defense: Can Active Measure Help Stabilize Cyberspace?
This report assesses the potential risks and benefits of creating space for a legitimate practice of private sector ACD internationally, and explores how insurance companies and policies could provide a framework to bound such activity and incentivize responsible conduct.
Join us at The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE), a part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for collaborative afternoon roundtable sessions with industry experts about pressing cybersecurity topics. Come get a quick overview of what the NCCoE does, see some live demos, then break bread (or cookies) with subject matter experts from NIST to discuss data integrity, identity and access management, and health IT cybersecurity topics. You'll hear about the NCCoE's work in these areas and will have an opportunity to inspire discussion, shape the future direction of NIST publications, and share your feedback directly with cybersecurity influencers.
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Smart cities, connected healthcare devices, digitized records and smart cars and homes have become our new reality. Always-on technology, while it makes our lives more convenient and unlocks potential for the future, is fueled by our personal information, which presents security and privacy concerns for both consumers and businesses. This Twitter chat – coinciding with Week 3 of National Cyber Security Awareness Month – will highlight the growing Internet of Things and discuss how to use cutting-edge technology in safer and more secure ways.
Launch of DC's NEW Data Science & Cybersecurity Meetup.com Group!
Join us for dinner and drinks followed by a talk and discussion as we launch the first meeting of DC's new Data Science & Cybersecurity Meetup.com Group! This group is focused on cyber security topics (e.g., UEBA, threat analysis, compromised endpoints, insider threats, etc.) so that we may all share knowledge and benefit. We'll explore how we can use what we learn to construct computational models (or, learn it from data) to construct systems capable of being deployed in production environments. Looking forward to your participation.
The Parsons Cyber Innovation Center is a model Security Operations Center with several types of control systems such as Electrical Power, Water/Sewage pump stations, building automation and physical access control where Red and Blue teams can practice their skills. Marianne and her team will demo exploits and attack methods, defensive techniques and countermeasures, and discuss the evolution in skills and careers paths of the evolving cybersecurity workforce.
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Join CyberScoop for the DC CyberWeek Closing Party! DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join executives from government and industry to close out this unprecedented week of learning and networking powered by the cybersecurity community.
Women comprise just 11 percent of the information security workforce. Connecting with and empowering the women working in the information security industry is of growing importance. Join us for a candid discussion among leading women working in cybersecurity right here in the nation's capital. Panelists will include industry experts from myriad backgrounds, life stages, and career paths. The conversation will not only shed light on the need for more diverse teams in this field but will also provide strategic ways that women can pivot their careers into this thriving field.


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GAINESVILLE -- A drawing of a young Robert De Niro ready to pull his gun's trigger in the movie "Taxi Driver." The faces of victims of gun violence printed on silk panels. Photographs of Rodney King being clubbed by police.
All of these images are part of a new exhibit titled "The Culture of Violence," opening at the Harn Museum of Art at the University of Florida on Tuesday. Organizers have planned for the show's arrival for almost a year.
The museum has involved the community and solicited ideas about the exhibit before it opens.
Kerry Oliver-Smith, the Harn's curator of contemporary art, said the talks with different groups weren't held as a precaution.
Last year, an exhibit at Santa Fe Community College that showed graphic sexual images superimposed on pictures of Jesus Christ and other biblical figures drew criticism and allegations that the work was pornographic.
Oliver-Smith said organizers worked with other groups because they wanted the Harn's newest exhibit to be a collaborative effort.
"I honestly feel like this exhibition isn't complete unless we do that," she said.
That effort to involve other programs in the show has created what Barbara Bennett Woodhouse, a University of Florida law professor and director of the Center on Children and the Law, calls a multidisciplinary look at violence in America.
The exhibit, for example, will be tied to a seminar in March on children and violence, co-sponsored by the center.
"I think the Harn has done a wonderful job of identifying all of the stakeholders or constituents in the community who are concerned about violence in all of its forms," she said.
Through a series of meetings starting last summer, representatives from groups such as the Domestic Abuse Network and Peaceful Paths were given a chance to see some of the show's pieces and suggest ways to make the exhibit better.
Organizers say similar efforts were made when the exhibit opened at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst last year.
Suggestions about the show have included offering information at the museum about help for crime victims and limiting access to the rooms where the show will be housed.
"By limiting the number of ways to get into the exhibition . we are trying to be sensitive to parents and people who just may not choose to go through the exhibition," said Kimberly Rhoden, director of marketing and public relations for the Harn.
Normally, six doorways lead to the area. But only two will be kept open, meaning that there will be less chance for someone to stumble across the exhibit.
Rhoden doesn't believe that visitors will have a problem with the show.
"The exhibit explores all the different styles of violence that exist in our community, nationally and locally. Most of us would say we hate violence. But when you look at our popular media . there's obviously an attraction there to violence. The idea of the exhibition is to get people to think, soberly, what are we as a society and how can we change it."
"It's really meant to encourage dialogue and, hopefully, healing," he said.
Some pieces, however, could be considered graphic. Among them is a drawing that depicts a rape and another that refers to child abuse.
"There was some concern that someone who has been a victim of that would go through the exhibition and would have a very strong response to that," Rhoden said. "We realized we're not counselors, and we are not there to do that. But the United Way has given pamphlets we can give if someone is distraught or interested in more information" about groups that work with crime victims.
Staff members at the Harn have also received training on the exhibit, information about local programs for victims of violence and other activities in the area that will correspond to the exhibit. For example, the Alachua County Medical Society will use the exhibit as the basis for a community education program on domestic violence for area physicians.
Signs will be placed throughout the museum explaining the exhibit, its graphic nature and that it may not be suitable for children. Regular tours of the museum by elementary school children will not include the exhibit, Rhoden said.
Dave Remer, director of Victim/Witness Services for the state attorney's office, said he believes there still could be negative reaction about the exhibit.
Remer also was involved in some of the early meetings regarding the exhibit. He said he feels that discussing violence and its impact on the community is appropriate.
"If it opens discussions on that, that's very positive," he said. "Hopefully, people will dig deeper than the surface of the picture."
Oliver-Smith said the exhibit shows that art is about more than aesthetics.
"I think art also, at the same time, is engaged in social issues and the reflection of the culture. This one is certainly pointed toward social issues," she said.
"I think what we would like to do is call attention, raise awareness. People will question why we are, perhaps, a culture of violence and that it will inspire response."

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Lenovo announces the K320 midtower and C310 multitouch all-in-one.
In addition to the sharp IdeaCentre A300, Lenovo also announced two more straightforward PCs, both due out later this quarter.
The IdeaCentre K320 is Lenovo's first foray into a performance-oriented tower system in the U.S. The spare Intel Core i3-based K320 will start at $600 when it launches on January 31, but with options including a Blu-ray burner, an ATI Radeon HD 5970 graphics card, and an Intel Core i7 860 CPU, you can get the price up to $1,999.
The K320 could be competitive with the right configuration, but we're skeptical of the IdeaCentre C315. At $650 when it launches on March 1, this Intel Atom 330-based Nettop might cost $100 less than Gateway's recent ZX4800-02, but the Lenovo's performance will be significantly slower, with few discernible benefits other than its lower price to make up the difference. The Gateway's 750GB hard drive is beefier than the C315's 640GB upgrade option, and both offer touch software and a DVD burner. The Lenovo offers an ATI Radeon 4530 graphics chip as an option as well, but the default model boasts only an outdated Intel GMA 950 video chip.
We expect the budget all-in-one category will continue to be a major desktop battleground this year. Screens ranging from 20 to 23 inches (dare we say 24?) should be plentiful in all-in-ones under $1,000. The more interesting fight will be among CPUs in this category. As long as true budget desktop and laptop chips (like the Gateway's Intel Pentium Dual Core T4300 and AMD's underrated low-power Athlons) remain available in quantity, Atom-based Nettops like the IdeaCentre C315 will be a hard sell without a major incentive in price or features to differentiate them from their faster counterparts.
Asus is on the right track with its $600 Atom-based 20-inch Eee Top ET2002, but without some truly outstanding feature to offset their slow performance, 20-inch Atom-based Nettops like the Asus and the IdeaCentre C315 would be easier to recommend at around $500 or $550.


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Metallica Stream Live Video From Paris Concert
(hennemusic) Metallica are streaming video of a performance their 2016 track, "Spit Out The Bone", from a May 12 show at Stade de France in Paris, France.
The event marked the sixth and final show of the opening set of dates on a European tour, which will resume on June 8 when the group performs at Ireland's Slane Castle.
"Spit Out The Bone" was the fifth single issued from the band's tenth album, "Hardwired...To Self-Destruct", which has been supported with an ongoing, multi-year WorldWired concert tour.
Launched in the fall of 2016, the trek has grossed almost a quarter of a billion dollars worldwide, after earning $17.8 million in 2016, $152.8 million in 2017, and $67.3 million last year, according to live concert industry source Pollstar.
Metallica's latest spring/summer concert series will wrap up in Mannheim, Germany in late August, following which they'll team up with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra to open the new Chase Center in San Francisco, CA on September 6. Watch the video here.
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Allied States blames the business practices of the producers -- especially block booking -- for the Catholic boycott. Hays should resign; the boycott should be selectively directed to affiliated theatres. Roosevelt doesn't act to help the exhibitors because he's surrounded by motion picture men.
Bulletin, 11 July 1934, of Allied States, on the Catholic boycott, etc.:"Coming during the slack season, it nevertheless is visiting severe punishment upon all theatres and if continued into the late summer and Autumn will deal the industry a blow from which it may never recover." Urges exhibitors to explain to the leaders of the campaign that they have no voice in the making of films and very little choice in what they book. A bulletin stating that was published in the Pittsburgh Catholic with favorable editorial comment. Denounces Jay Emmanuel, publisher of several regional exhibitor papers and former treasurer "of the producer-controlled MPTOA" for criticizing Allied urging that the boycott be directed against affiliated circuits only. Claims Allied had denounced indecent pictures at their conventions in Chicago in 1931 and Detroit in 1932. Allied's policy is "every blacklist should be accompanied by a corresponding white list. In other words, exhibitors should contact the leaders of the boycott campaign and ask them (a) to affirmatively approve good pictures as a balance to the proscribing of bad pictures; (b) to direct their efforts more especially against the producer-controlled theatres in order to hasten the desired result and free the industry of this terrible blight; and (c) to urge their adherents in patronizing independent houses as against the producer-controlled houses. Suggests that the Darrow Report supports their position, arguing that the Motion Picture Code is contrary to the National Recovery Act in that it promotes monopoly. Darrow criticizes block booking -- without it the boycott would not have been necessary. Argues that the independents need to unite under competent leadership. The MPTOA has been disrupted by the withdrawal of independents in Philadelphia, Atlanta, and various other strongholds. Claims that FDR is "surrounded ... by former representatives of the motion picture trust. Two of the President's secretaries, McIntyre and Early, are former newsreel men, the former being connected with Path, the latter with Paramount. Frank Walker, one of his closest advisors, is a former Comerford (Paramount) man. J.P. Kennedy, new head of the Securities Commission, is an old Path man. Rosenblatt, with Nathan Burkan, was counsel for various producers. Miss Robinson, executive assistant under General Johnson, is a former employee of RKO. H.M. Warner is a friend of the President and one of the largest individual contributors to his campaign fund." "The producing companies have their plans all laid to make the exhibitors assume the entire burden of the code, and also to increase their own earnings, by demanding higher rentals, increased percentages and more preferred playing time next year. This plan can only be frustrated by refusing to buy before you have to, and then buying from the exchange that will give you the fairest deal. "Base your buying on this year's performances; do not allow the company which promised high quality pictures last year, and then cut its budget in two in order to make a showing with the bankers, to fool you again this year. "Do not make agreements with other exhibitors that you will not buy the product of a particular company; that constitutes a boycott, and while boycotts are encouraged by NRA and the code (see Darrow Report) exhibitors, not having so many representative in high places, had better keep their hands clean. "However, there is no law or rule of ethics to prevent an exhibitor from discussing the product situation with his fellow exhibitors, or from taking advice from his leaders, or individually resolving that he will not buy Fox (for example) unless he can obtain them on a favorable straight rental basis. The producers exercise their full measure of right under the law; the exhibitors can not afford to do less."Not a subtle hint, that, but clear enough. Note also the suggestion that some companies cut their production budgets drastically mid-season in 1933-4 -- probably difficult to turn up concrete evidence to that effect, I suppose.


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Elizabeth Finney meets Native co-founder Imogen Davis to find out more about foraging, wild cooking and mixing countryside values with city life
"We're chalk and cheese – he's the town mouse and I'm the country mouse," says Native director and co-founder Imogen Davis of her partner, chef Ivan Tisdall-Downes. I'm sitting with Davis in a cosy corner of the new Native space in London Bridge, which moved from Neal's Yard at the end of last year. The high ceilings, wood-panelled walls, homemade tables and sheepskins draped over the benches remind me of a farmhouse kitchen, the perfect blend of curated and cobbled together. I sip a Negroni, made with homemade vermouth. "I grew up in the countryside as one of six children. My mum and dad were really conscious eaters so they had an organic farm and always tried to make sure that our diet was as natural and as fresh as it could be. Ivan was the opposite – he always ate loads of chicken nuggets! At university, we bonded over eating."
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The duo never set out to open a restaurant. It started while they were studying in Brighton, where they began experimenting with flavour combinations, making jams and chutneys to sell at local farmers' markets. This evolved into pop-ups and supper clubs, using plenty of game and a nose-to-tail, stem-to-root mentality. "It doesn't feel good to throw anything away," Davis says. "It means that we can get creative and have a bit of fun." A noticeable staple perched at the top of the menu is Ivan's Chefs Wasting Snacks – an ever-changing selection of bites using the bits and bobs that would otherwise be thrown away.
I've opted for the full tasting menu (on Davis' recommendation) that, today, features no less than 12 extraordinary courses. While wine pairings are an option, I just sample a glass or two of 2017 Ravens Hill, an English red from Three Choirs Vineyards – all the wines on the list are either English, organic, natural or biodynamic. I start with salt cod brandade with crispy potato skins and squid ink caviar followed by a slab of juicy Cornish cod, complete with parsnip purée and sea purslane. "We work with really small suppliers, just one fishing boat that goes out from Lyme Bay. If they don't get any fish, then we don't have fish on the menu," Davis says. "In the beginning that scared the life out of me, but it's part of the Native experience. If our boat doesn't go out because it's really stormy, the sea doesn't have anything for us to eat that day."
Next on the tasting agenda is a wooden bowl loaded with delicious potato risotto, topped with potato crisps, Lincolnshire Poacher cheese and whey foam. Smoked ham hock croquettes with burnt apple béarnaise follow, which are a complete showstopper. Rich and flavoursome, this dish taps into that moreish balance of salty and sweet. Next, what looks like a vast green bulb nestled in hay arrives, alongside seasoned flatbread. Memories of Blackadder the Third flourish as Zac, the charming waiter, explains that it's kohlrabi, or a German turnip. Grabbing its leaves, he lifts off the top to reveal a hollowed interior filled with the signature Native mole. This is a traditional Mexican stew, where a 'mother sauce' continually gets added to with a variety of offcuts over a long period of time to improve the flavour.
I am surprised to see such a huge range of indigenous and non-native ingredients cropping up all over the menu, though everything I'm consuming is strictly seasonal. Is the limitation of seasonality a struggle? "Of course, at different times of the year you've got a different amount of availability," Davis explains. "It's about thinking ahead. The best thing about being seasonal to the day is that having less ingredients to choose from filters out all the white noise. This is what we've got so we have to make them work." Preservation is key – every dish seems to feature something that's dehydrated, pickled, dried or fermented.
"It's exciting to see what you can do during a more barren time of the year; it pushes you into creativity rather than traditional serving combinations. I guess that feeds back into the fact that neither of us trained in the industry. We've had to use that to our benefit because we can't pretend otherwise!" Davis laughs. Her bubbly 'get on and do' personality is so familiar to me, reminding me of home and the handful of countryside types I've met peppered around London, for whom not wasting perfectly good food seems ingrained. I think my own grandma, a farmer's wife and former shepherd, would be both baffled and enraged to discover the true extent of how much food is thrown away in this city. According to food waste app Too Good to Go, more than 900,000 perfectly edible, freshly prepared meals are binned every day in the UK, while more than 320 million are chucked away by British food establishments every year. "We've been talking to different people about how to be more self-sufficient in the city," Davis says. "My dream is to have a vertical farm [a space in which crops are grown in multiple layers, or shelves] where we can grow ingredients and make an education hub for the community. We all need to learn – I'm still learning every day."
Served on a polished tree slice, the deer stalker mini pie, complete with yeasted onion and bone marrow crumb, renders me momentarily speechless. Densely packed with voluptuous game and beans, it is ridiculously hearty. The venison tartare comes with a miso sauce base topped with fried reindeer moss, which I'm told is used to add more surface area to take on the seasoning. The idea of eating raw meat is understandably too much for some, but I find this take far superior to traditional steak tartare – the miso and off-kilter seasoning sees this dish gallop far away from the usual uncooked flavours and aromas. I'm treated to another cut of sumptuous South Downs venison, this time served medium-rare with burnt cauliflower, heritage carrots and their tops. "I've always used a lot of game, really because it's more affordable," Davis says. "When you've got a big family like I do, we'd probably have meat once a week. Either that or my dad would come with some roadkill venison and we'd all groan, 'Oh God, we're having venison for the next two weeks.' That was just how it was."
Ingredient traceability is important to the Native crew – they only work with small suppliers who they deem to be 'the real deal'. One example is their wild venison supplier and professional hunter, Jack Smallman, who shoots and delivers the meat himself. "Food should never be pretentious; it should always be accessible to everyone," says Davis. "But game has a little bit of a stigma attached to it. For example, pheasant can be so cheap but you rarely get oven-ready pheasant in a format that everyone is familiar with using. I just think that it's an opportunity to get our protein from a readily available source that we have in the UK."
The wild and foraged elements don't stop for dessert. I enjoy a literal spoonful of deconstructed Chegworth Valley pear tart, with foraged and dehydrated meadowsweet in a custard and honeycomb with petals on top. While the chocolate and beetroot cake with cream cheese and sage that follows is divine, the kitchen has saved the best until last: the Native signature dish of white chocolate and caramelised bone marrow. It's like a tough crème brûlée cradled in a bone slice and it is so delicious I need extra time to excavate it with my spoon like a crazed archaeologist.
The food is unbelievable, but the Native experience goes far beyond that. Throughout the meal I have learnt a little bit about where everything has come from, and what has been done to it between being in the wild and hitting my plate. Davis is passionate about what she calls "common-sense eating" and her energy is infectious. "We're so used to walking into a supermarket and having everything available all year round, so seasonality and being as sustainable as possible makes you appreciate things more," she says. Native is proof that being conscientious about sourcing and preserving quality ingredients doesn't mean a boring or limited diet. "All it comes down to is people enjoying their food," she says happily. "There's no greater compliment that you can get than when people have a good meal."
Photos courtesy of Horst Friedrichs & Native
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No Man's Sky dev's much-loved stunt racer Joe Danger returns to iOS in remastered form
After a lengthy absence.
News by Matt Wales News Reporter
Updated on 26 Jan 2022
No Man's Sky studio Hello Games is bringing its much-loved Joe Danger series back to iOS with various enhancements after an earlier operating system update left the games unplayable.
Joe Danger Touch and its sequel Joe Danger Infinity (which initially came to iOS in 2013 and 2014 respectively) both fell foul of Apple's decision to end support for 32-bit apps with iOS11 back in 2017. However, over the last few years, Hello Games has, as detailed in its new announcement, been tinkering on the titles to get them playable again.
"It's always been a secret shame of ours that the success of No Man's Sky left Joe Danger unloved," Hello Games' Sean Murray explained of the studio's attempts to resuscitate the series on iOS. "For the last two years we've had a hobby project of bringing Joe Danger back to life. Slowly rebuilding it piece by piece through eight years of Unity changes."
Joe Danger and Joe Danger Infinity in their shiny new iOS guises.
As part of those revival efforts, Hello Games has gone a step further, doing a bit of remastering work on both ageing titles. Improved visuals - including enhanced textures, antialiasing, and higher frame rates - are promised alongside ProMotion support, and Joe Danger Infinity also now features extended bluetooth support for controllers.
The enhanced versions of Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity are both available to purchase now via the iOS app store (each costing £1.99), and players that already own the games from back in the day will finally be able to resume their long-paused stunt-action thrills as soon as they've download Hello Games' latest update.
"In truth, the little fella always seemed rather dwarfed by the big screen," Eurogamer contributor Chris Schilling wrote of Joe Danger Touch in 2013. "Like Burnout Crash!, this is a series that makes more sense on iOS - there's something about its cheery presentation and simple arcade mechanics that feels right in the palm of your hand. Like a TV star that never quite made it in the movies, Joe Danger is more at home on the smaller screen. He's the Nathan Fillion of games, basically."
Joe Danger Infinity
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Matt Wales is a writer and gambolling summer child who won't even pretend to live a busily impressive life of dynamic go-getting for the purposes of this bio. He is the sole and founding member of the Birdo for President of Everything Society.


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Rhapsody of Fire (tidligere Rhapsody) er et italiensk symfonisk powermetal band, der blev dannet af Luca Turilli og Alex Staropoli, og som er bredt anerkendt som pionerer inden for den symfoniske powermetal-genre.

Siden dannelsen i 1993 som Thundercross, har bandet udgivet 12 studiealbum, to livelabum, to EP'er og en live DVD. Rhapsody of Fire er kendt for deres konceptuelle tekster er en fantasyfortælling over alle deres albums fra 1997 til 2011. Efter at have brugt navnet Rhapsody i næsten 10 år ændrede bandet deres navn til Rhapsody of Fire i 2006 som følge af rettighedsproblmer.

Efter udgivelsen af albummet From Chaos to Eternity i 2011, der afsluttede The Dark Secret Saga, og efter 18 år som medleder af bandet forlod Turilli i fordragelighed Rhapsody of Fire for at danne sit nye Rhapsody band kaldetLuca Turilli's Rhapsody, sammen med to andre medlemmer, der forlod gruppen med ham (Patrice Guers og Dominique Leurquin). De beskriver deres diskografi som en parallel til Rhapsody of Fires diskografi, og at deres første album var deres eget "Rhapsodys 11. album". De betragter det heller ikke som om, at de forlod bandet, men snarere at det blev del ti to.

Diskografi

Studiealbums
Legendary Tales (1997)
Symphony of Enchanted Lands (1998)
Dawn of Victory (2000)
Rain of a Thousand Flames (2001)
Power of the Dragonflame (2002)
Symphony of Enchanted Lands II – The Dark Secret (2004)
Triumph or Agony (2006)
The Frozen Tears of Angels (2010)
From Chaos to Eternity (2011)
Dark Wings of Steel (2013)
Into the Legend (2016)

EP'er
The Dark Secret (2004)
The Cold Embrace of Fear – A Dark Romantic Symphony (2010)

Opsamlingslabum
Tales from the Emerald Sword Saga (2004)
Legendary Years (2017)

Livealbums
 Live in Canada 2005: The Dark Secret (2006)
 Live – From Chaos to Eternity (2013)
 Live in Atlanta (2014)

DVD'er
Visions from the Enchanted Lands (2007)

Demoer
Land of Immortals (1994)Eternal Glory'' (1995)

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Heavy metal-grupper
Musikgrupper fra Italien
Musikgrupper fra 1997


The project "Asu Viva" is the name of the proposal to update the urban plans of the city of Asunción. The Municipality of Asunción leads the project. The first phase of the proposal was designed in a participatory process consisting of workshops and meetings with more than 30 organizations from various sectors of civil society as well as representatives of the Municipal Board and the National Government. Another process began since the launch of the proposal at the end of 2016,, further expanding the mechanisms for participation and consultation with all citizens to legitimate the project. The objective is to achieve future development of the city in a more inclusive and sustainable way.


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Millennials Wallow In The Autumn Of Their Voting Discontent
A new Harvard study says millennials aren't voting this year. This could prove costly for both parties and for many years to come.
October 31, 2014 By Nicole Russell
Before the 2012 presidential election, there was so much hype over the importance of the millennial vote it seemed dizzying, if not overstated. But true to the buzz, millennials came out and their vote proved influential. With midterm elections a few days away, their vote still is.
In The Atlantic's 2011 piece, "A Blueprint for Winning the White House," the author states: "After [President Barack] Obama's victory in 2008, I argued that he had assembled a 'coalition of the ascendant': that is, he ran best among groups that were themselves growing in society, like minorities, the Millennial generation and college-educated whites, especially women." Two years ago, in its post-race coverage, Politico suggested Mitt Romney likely would have won had he split the millennial vote evenly with Obama, such was their turnout.
Unfortunately, according to the Census Bureau report, dreams fell short of reality. The turnout rate among 18- to 24-year-olds fell to 41.2 percent in 2012 from 48.5 percent. Other reports about 18- to 29-year-olds showed no change. But (many) millennials were still dazzled by Obama's hope and change and cast their ballot in his favor. Two years have passed since that (second) love affair began and, just in time for the seven-year itch, the young marrieds have decided: The grass looks greener on the other side.
A Harvard study released Wednesday said the millennials who lean liberal aren't planning on voting at all in this midterm. Only 47 percent of the Democrat supporters are coming out to vote, compared to 51 percent who support Republicans. Republicans have never led in this category so this could be an advantage to them. With black and Hispanic voters sitting on the sidelines, and the gender gap at almost 50-50, the Democrats may be in a world of hurt.
Millennials On Voting: Meh
I think this study shows something even more compelling—and a long-term view is more insightful. First, statistically, fewer people vote in midterm elections. That aside, millennials make up close to one-fourth of America's voting population. They could use this chance to really influence political change one way or another. Yet, according to this, they will abstain.
Midterms are akin to British royal weddings: You have to be really into it to participate.
Millennials have gotten somewhat of a bad rap. They've been called narcissistic and lazy, unmotivated and uncaring, doubtful and jaded. As a millennial myself, I would agree some of these labels seem earned, others are a bit excessive. (Of course half of millennials have taken a selfie—this capability wasn't even available during Generation X's peak.) But still, how can you complain about the high cost of owning a home and the inability to afford a car, or how hard it is to find a job or a mate if you're too busy sitting around taking selfies, wallowing in a sea of your own Instagram photos, whilst the world in all its political and economic cycles spins around you? How long can you really blame Bush for a war that shouldn't have happened (you just started voting when he came into office) and Obama for a recession he can't seem to rescind when you can't even bother to cast your vote in the political process?
A 2014 Pew Research Center study on millennials came up with several key findings, one of which was they "have fewer attachments to traditional political and religious institutions." You don't say. In another Pew study, where they broke down the population into eight groups, the three most likely to vote are the ones most ideological, politically engaged, and overwhelmingly partisan. Midterms are akin to British royal weddings: You have to be really into it to participate.
According to the Harvard study I cited at the beginning, millennials aren't exactly indifferent—they discuss their political beliefs—they're just lazy about their indifference. Is there anything more insulting to a country based on one of the rarest forms of government, founded on some of the most unique ideologies, by some of the most ambitious people of that time? A piece in The Atlantic last month said one-third of millennials didn't think involvement in politics would produce any results. That's overkill. Precisely such political involvement over the last 238 years has produced all kinds of results—some good, some terrible. One thing is certain: sitting out produces nothing.
Perhaps I'm being too simplistic and utopian but I'm pretty sure the founders would have a few words for millennials, and it wouldn't include a "selfie." While millennials indifference might bode well for Republicans this election, it could flip around in favor of Democrats for the next. Regardless of who is ahead, a vote is a vote and involvement is a necessary privilege that shouldn't be abused, by any generation.
Nicole Russell is a senior contributor to The Federalist. She lives in northern Virginia with her four kids. Follow her on Twitter @russell_nm.
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Virginia Man Arrested At Inauguration Checkpoint Was Credentialed Security Employee
One Virginia man's arrest at an inauguration checkpoint is feeding hysterical headlines after he brought an unregistered firearm to the capital by mistake.
After A Week Of Leftists' Hysterical Warnings, Weekend Rioters Were Absent At State Capitols
After rioters overtook the U.S. Capitol, leftists raised hysteria that it would be the first in a series of domestic attacks targeting state capitols.
House Democrats Say GOP Colleagues Gave 'Reconnaissance' Capitol Tours, But Where's The Evidence?
Democratic lawmakers say their GOP colleagues gave "reconnaissance" tours just one day before a mob rioted at the Capitol, but no evidence has surfaced.
Rep. Cori Bush demanded that people spread awareness about the inmates who died on death row during Trump's presidency, including a white supremacist murderer.
If Biden Really Wants Unity, He Will Affirm Equality Under The Law Like Lincoln And Jefferson Did
If Joe Biden wants to unite America, he'd do well to ponder the speeches of Jefferson and Lincoln. Then, his words must be vindicated by his actions.


The current national mood — the sense of nationalism — stirred by events in Kashmir in the recent past, has driven the success of films with patriotic themes.
Industry experts say this heightened appreciation towards films such as "Uri: The Surgical Strike", "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi" and the most recent case in point, "Kesari", can be partly credited to the country's current political scenario.
"Presently, the political scenario is such that these films ring a bell with the audience. It's also right before election time and everyone is involved and pulled into anything to do with national interest," film and trade expert Girish Johar told IANS.
The Akshay Kumar-starrer "Kesari", on the historic battle of Saragarhi, is marching its way swiftly and strongly to the Rs 100 crore club. It minted Rs 86.32 crore in five days since its release on March 21, and the audience has lapped it up for Akshay's awe-inspiring, action-packed performance as Havildar Ishar Singh.
"Uri: The Surgical Strike" and "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi" already gave the year a good start, and had the audience cheering on for real life-inspired stories of national heroes.
Before that, last year, Alia Bhatt-starrer "Raazi", in which the versatile actress essayed a spy, and John Abraham's "Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran" that told a story around the nuclear test conducted by India in 1998 at Pokhran. Both struck a chord.
According to industry expert Vinod Mirani, the wave of nationalism has been on a high ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister. And the rise of movies on patriotic themes is also owing to the fact that we have more real life heroes and success stories to tell.
That, he said, explains the emergence of films like "Mary Kom", "M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story" and "Dangal" among other titles, which have brought out inspirational tales on sportspersons who have become India's pride.
Both Mirani and Johar have their hopes pinned high on John Abraham-starrer "Romeo Akbar Walter", in which the actor plays a RAW agent.
The streak of patriotic films will continue with "Bhuj: The Pride of India", a story which aims to celebrate the courage of women in the face of war; "Major", on late NSG commando Sandeep Unnikrishnan; "Batla House" on the infamous shootout; a biopic on Captain Vikram Batra who died in the 1999 Kargil War; and a film on an Indian diplomat's efforts to repatriate an Indian woman, Uzma Ahmed, from Pakistan.
According to reports, a film will also bring alive the story of the February 26 strikes by the Indian Air Force on terror camps in Pakistan's Balakot.
The operation was in retaliation to the February 14 terror attack in Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir that claimed the lives of 40 CRPF troopers.


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Eldorado is a former mining community turned ghost town located on Beaverlodge Lake in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. Its original name was Beaverlodge. Eldorado and nearby Uranium City are along Saskatchewan Highway 962, an isolated stretch of highway.

History

After uranium was discovered in the Beaverlodge District in 1946, Eldorado Mining and Refining established Eldorado as a community to house its miners, their families, and related workers. By 1951, the community of Eldorado had a population of 184.

Eldorado Mining and Refining opened the Beaverlodge Mine in 1953. The Eldorado Company's major production came from the Fay-Ace-Verna mine shafts, mostly from uranium deposits located in the Archaen Tazin Group. The deposits are found within the footwall and hanging wall of the St. Louis fault.

Eldorado had a one-room school that taught students through to grade six, after which they were transported to Uranium City. The first post office was established in 1953 with John Edgar Hamlin as postmaster. The community grew to a population of 939 by 1956.

After the decline of Eldorado's population to 229 in 1981, the Beaverlodge Mine shut down in 1982. The post office closed July 20, 1982, with May A. Grona as the last postmaster.

Climate

Transportation
Eldorado had its own air service of DC-3s and DC-4s, which supplemented commercial air service by Pacific Western Airlines. Air was the accepted mode of travel to and from Eldorado and Uranium City.

See also
Eldorado Mine (Saskatchewan)
Gunnar Mine
Lorado Mine

References

Ghost towns in Saskatchewan
Division No. 18, Saskatchewan


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Home » Festival Guide » Films » Café Paraíso
Shorts in Competition: Narrative
New York Premiere
Mexico | 11 MINUTES | Spanish, English |
CAFÉ PARAÍSO
Two Mexican immigrants work as cooks at the Café Paraíso. While preparing an endless array of dishes, the youngest rehearses his heroic resignation, through which he hopes to regain his youth and dignity and even win the love of a waitress. But things aren't as they seem at the Café Paraíso, where reality becomes fiction and fiction reality.
Directed by Alonso Ruizpalacios and Alonso Ruizpalacios
Alonso Ruizpalacios (b. Mexico City) studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. He has directed and written for several TV series and stage shows. Café Paraíso has won awards at film festivals in Spain, Mexico, and Italy. Alonso is currently working on his first feature film project, Güeros.
Patricia Coronado
Juan Manuel Figueroa
Damian García
Alonso Ruizpalacios
Tomás Barreiro, Freddie Stevenson
Tenoch Huerta, José Sefami, Sophie Alexander-Katz, Enrique Arreola
Insurgentes Sur 674, 2nd floor, Del Valle Mexico, 03100
Phone: (5255) 54485339
difuinte@imcine.gob.mx
Alejandro Díaz
Mexican Film Institute
Insurgentes Sur 674, 2nd floor, Del Valle Mexico City, 03100
Phone: 5255 5448 5345


As I was jogging today, a guy (much older than me) passed by from the opposite side, as he saw me he touched him tummy and grinned. Though he never said anything, it was clearly an indication that he felt better as there are people in worse shape than him. Such a sadist; I felt like a fat pig. Another bad day on the track. Running was hardly any better than yesterday.
Firstly, you are awesome, you know how to grip your blog readers. I am so addicted.
This is a sheer coincident. I started jogging about 7-8 months ago and I was going through similar things. It started with 1 km and now went up to 7 km's(4 days a week); things that helped me were new jog clothes(oh yeah baby, I need to see me running in those shoes), a small reward for me every week(it could be a buffet, or a daaru party), ipod(musicccc) and twitter status updates.
Wishing you all the luck. You'll pass with flying colors.
Too bad that I can't subscribe to your comments by email.
I found some thing...you want to control your tummy??
here is an easyway...the guy I live with here is a big fitness freak and he follows a rotune called 'P90x' and I alos happen to work out with him.. .. download this stuff from net and do the 'abb ripper X'.High intensity work outs... and its awesome...I do it .and it works!!
--> Rohit: How you find such a sad story funny is beyond me.
--> Jatinder: Thanks, you are the first one to say that I will do it. Regarding the comments, the new blogger comment form doesn't have that option. I have created comments RSS delivery through email, you can find it in the sidebar.
--> Ranjan: P90X sounds like a product that Dilbert designed. I don't believe it... no not the product but the "I do it" part. About the comment you removed, you are not the only one who finds it funny, so you could have kept that comment.


Since the late '80s, guitarist Greg Howe has spiraled his way towards the créme de la créme of the progressive-rock/jazz-fusion elite. With his first album since Extraction (Tone Center, 2003), the guitarist spawns more of his melodically shaded, super-speed legato lines while honing in a tad more on the compositional element. This album also features a new band that is afforded ample breathing room to stretch. It's a democratic engagement but firmly rooted in an altogether unified line of attack.
Howe zooms into the cosmos during many passages, yet the program is largely, imprinted with briskly enacted time signatures and off-kilter rhythmic maneuvers as the artists embark upon a sinuous journey amid persuasive group-based interplay. On Stevie Wonder's "Tell Me Something Good," Howe's weeping funk-rock lines consummate matters via breakneck speed-riffing.
The band delves into Latin, fuzoid panoramas while tempering the flow on Howe's jazzy, acoustic guitar-driven ballad, "Sunset In El Paso," while letting it all hang out atop drummer Gianluca Palmierie's ferocious backbeats on "Child's Play," as Howe's climactic and multi-register phrasings makes it all seem like child's play. In other areas and movements, keyboardist David Cook stands as a strong foil for Howe via his dirty Fender Rhodes solos and fluid chord voicings.
Sound Proof is Howe's finest musical statement to date.
Track Listing: Intro; Emergency Exit; Tell Me Something Good; Connoisseur pt 1; Reunion; Morning View; Walkie Talkie; Rehearsal Note; Side Note; Sunset In El Paso; Write Me A Song; Child's Play; Sound Proof; Connoisseur pt 2.
Personnel: Greg Howe: guitar; Jon Reshard: bass; Gianluca Palmieri: drums; David Cook: bass.