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Invest in London's boroughs
Each of London's boroughs has its own personality to suit every type of business from commercial to creative.
London's 32 boroughs, plus the City of London, are all a little bit different from each other. From the booming tech hubs of Croydon and Hackney to the great regeneration projects in Brent and Newham, there is always something happening in every borough. Take a look at a few of the characteristics that make each borough a great place to do business.
Barking & Dagenham is at the heart of the Thames Gateway, lying mid-way between central London and the M25. It describes itself as "London's growth opportunity."
Home to one of the world's most iconic sporting venues, Brent is the fifth largest of London's boroughs, with a notably young and culturally diverse population. It is also home to some of the UK's largest regeneration projects.
The number of businesses located in the borough has been growing steadily, contributing to the health of the local economy. Continuing investment in its town centres and engagement with the private sector underpin Bromley's growth strategy.
The capital's historic – and contemporary – commercial centre is well known as "The Square Mile". But it offers more than just finance and big business. Indeed, 99 percent of businesses here are SMEs and 80 percent micro businesses. Better still, two-thirds of City SMEs trade with other City firms. This diversity is one of its most compelling characteristics, and a draw for established and emerging firms: every year, around 375 businesses move into the City, bringing 7,000 new jobs.
With 14,000 businesses and a fast-growing tech cluster, Croydon is the growth borough of the capital. It is also overseeing more than £5.25bn of regeneration projects, notably the Westfield retail centre.
Nestled amongst over 2,000 hectares of parks and countryside, Enfield is 10.5km from the City of London and is the capital's second largest industrial location and manufacturing employment corridor. A key link in the London-Stansted-Cambridge-Peterborough growth corridor, it's home to 12,320 businesses.
The home of time, Greenwich is where Eastern and Western hemispheres meet. Discover breathtaking views, royal heritage and amazing attractions, all in a beautiful riverside setting.
Harrow council has a record of championing micro, small and SME businesses, giving them a platform for growth and connections with the local talent pool. This approach has previously seen it crowned Best All Round Small Business Friendly Borough in London.
One of London's largest boroughs with Heathrow Airport on its doorstep, Hounslow is a gateway to the UK. The success and mix of its 12,500 businesses have made it one of the capital's strongest performing economies.
Growth and development are the hallmarks of Kingston. The vibrancy of the local economy can be seen in the growth of new businesses, the international flow of investment and a strong retail sector.
One of 35 major centres in Greater London, Lewisham continues to be an important transport hub for South East London.
Richmond upon Thames is a jewel in London's crown. Probably London's most attractive borough, it has long been a favourite retreat for royalty and the rich and famous.
Waltham Forest is home to open spaces such as Epping Forest neatly contrasted with many examples of arts, culture and leisure.
Westminster is the only borough that also holds city status. With a number of large parks and open spaces, many sites commonly associated with London are in this borough.
Discover more about London's boroughs
To find out more about any of London's boroughs, including current projects and plans happening in each neighbourhood, plus information on borough statistics including living costs, head to the Mayor of London's in my area map and explore. You will also find each London Assembly member's contact details and information on how they can help your business.

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Juniper Networks announced the commercial launch of its Contrail software-defined networking (SDN) solution for enterprise data centers and Service Provider networks.
Juniper is pricing SDN on a "per socket" basis, where a socket is defined as a physical Intel CPU on a server. Juniper is offering both a perpetual and subscription software license. Perpetual license is priced at US$1,700 per socket and one year subscription license at US$1,000 per socket. Juniper said it has trials underway with more than 40 global customers. The first two purchase orders have been received.
Juniper announced a special alliance with IBM to integrate Contrail with IBM's SmartCloud Orchestrator. In addition, Juniper is unveiling new technology development partnerships, including Cedexis, Check Point Software Technologies, Citrix, Cloudscaling, Dorado Software, Flash Networks, Gencore Systems, Gigamon, Guavus, ISC8, Lumeta, Mirantis, Red Hat, RiverBed, Sandvine, SevOne, Silver Peak, Sonus Networks, and Websense.
In a related announcement, Juniper Networks today introduced OpenContrail, an open source software platform that makes the core software powering Contrail available through an open source license. (see below).
Juniper is enabling the SDN virtualization with existing protocols, including BGP, thereby enabling the existing routing and switching infrastructure to participate in the SDN transformation. Juniper will adopt the OpenStack model as its primary orchestration system and will work with others including VMware and IBM. Juniper is introducing a new software licensing and maintenance model that allows the transfer of software licenses between Juniper devices and industry-standard x86 servers.
In December 2012, Juniper Networks acquired Contrail Systems, a start-up developing software defined networking (SDN) solutions for approximately $176 million in cash and stock.
Contrail Systems, which was based in Santa Clara, California, was founded in early 2012 is still in stealth mode. No products had been announced at the time of the acquisition. Juniper said the acquisition brings an SDN architectural approach that augments its portfolio of products and services.
Contrail Systems was headed by Ankur Singla (CEO), who previously served as Chief Technology Officer and VP of Engineering at Aruba Networks. The Contrail team included Dr. Kireeti Kompella (CTO), who was formerly CTO and Chief Architect, JunOS at Juniper; Pedro Marques,previously a developer of control applications for the Cluster Management Team at Google and before that a distinguished engineer at Cisco and Juniper; Harshad Nakil, previously at Aruba Fellow and also distinguished engineer at Juniper and Cisco; and others. Juniper was a strategic investor in Contrail. Khosla Ventures was also an investor.
Juniper Networks introduced OpenContrail, a new initiative that makes the source code library for its Contrail SDN solution available through an open source license. OpenContrail will provide all the components necessary to run a data-center overlay including an SDN controller, virtual router, orchestration API, analytics and management console. The use of OpenContrail is available today via an Apache 2.0 License.
The company said it decided to offer an open source version of its SDN system due to customer interest in open source and the desire to boost innovation in the industry. OpenContrail gives developers the opportunity to innovate, adopt and experiment with SDN technology that seamlessly integrates with existing network infrastructures.
Juniper also plans to work with IBM to submit the OpenContrail source code to OpenDaylight.
The paid version of Contrail is backed by the company's full support resources.
Sprint activated LTE service in 34 more markets.
With this announcement, Sprint now provides LTE service in 185 markets nationwide and is aiming to provide LTE to 200 million people by the end of 2013.
"Today's announcement means that even more Sprint customers can enjoy the speed and power of Sprint 4G LTE – up to 10 times faster than 3G," said Bob Azzi, senior vice president-Network, Sprint. "Our nationwide network build includes new 3G and 4G LTE, which provides improved wireless service and also provides new, state-of-the-art, compact and energy-efficient multimodal equipment." Customers of Sprint's industry-leading prepaid brands, Virgin Mobile USA and Boost Mobile, also benefit from the new network and expanded 4G LTE service.
DuPont Fabros Technology, which operates enterprise-class, carrier-neutral, large multi-tenanted wholesale data centers, closed on a $195 million senior unsecured term loan. The load bears interest at LIBOR plus 1.75% and matures on February 15, 2019, with no extension option.
DuPont Fabros' ten data centers are located in four major U.S. markets, which total 2.5 million gross square feet and 218 megawatts of available critical load to power the servers and computing equipment of its customers.
Z-Com, a leading global wireless solution provider based in Nanjing, China, has selected Radisys' TOTALeNodeB small cell software solution to enable its small cell LTE-TDD (Time Division Duplex) network deployments in China. Radisys' TOTALeNodeB will be used for ultra-low cost and low power, high performance enterprise domain small cells provisioned by mobile operators serving dense urban environments.
Z-Com will roll out LTE-TDD trial deployments in the first half of 2014 for Chinese mobile operator, CMCC. The initial focus will be on the Enterprise small cell market, supporting 32-64 users.
Radisys said mobile operators in China are turning to LTE-TDD small cell technology to alleviate the strain on their networks. LTE-TDD leverages unpaired spectrum allowing downlink (DL) and uplink (UL) traffic to travel in both directions on the same frequency band. As most mobile users download content rather than upload content, Radisys' LTE-TDD small cell solution provides a cost effective approach for operators to add capacity to congested areas and make more efficient use of their available spectrum.
ADVA Optical Networking, in partnership with IBM and Maris College, demonstrated a virtualized optical transmission network using Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and OpenFlow-based control.
The idea is to extend virtualization to the physical network that interconnects data centers.
In the SDN demonstration, which took place at Marist College in New York, three geographically diverse data centers with switching, server and storage technology from IBM were interconnected by a fully reconfigurable and OpenFlow-enabled optical network based upon the ADVA FSP 3000. An open-source SDN application, developed by Marist College, dynamically provisions the optical circuits and monitors, manages and manipulates (create, modify, delete) end-to-end flows across all layers of the network.
In the first stage of the project, a web interface running on an open sourced OpenFlow controller was developed to enable on-the-fly provisioning as well as downloading of pre-defined traffic profiles to quickly reconfigure optical traffic patterns. In a second stage, the OpenFlow-enabled Layer 2 switching fabric from IBM was added to the network highlighting full network virtualization across both Layers 1 and 2. In the final stage, the fully automated movement of Virtual Machines (VMs) between data centers was achieved in response to alarms triggered by VM monitoring software, including the provisioning of completely new optical circuits, thus demonstrating how relevant data center applications can benefit from a virtualized network approach.
Splunk, which provides software for real-time operational intelligence, agreed to acquire BugSense, a start-up providing an analytics solution for machine data generated by mobile devices. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Founded in 2011, BugSense provides developers and users rich analytics across a wide variety of use cases including mobile app performance, app quality, troubleshooting and usage based on data from mobile devices. BugSense supports all major mobile platforms, including Android, iOS and Windows Phone, via its mobile software development kits (SDKs). Today, BugSense enables users to analyze data from hundreds of millions of mobile devices through a highly scalable cloud platform.
Splunk software enables organizations to monitor, search, analyze, visualize and act on massive streams of real-time and historical machine data.
Oclaro reported revenues of $136.1 million for its fourth quarter of fiscal 2013, compared with revenues of $141.6 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2013. GAAP gross margin was 9% for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2013, compared with a GAAP gross margin of 9% in the third quarter of fiscal 2013.
GAAP operating loss was $44.1 million for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2013, which included $18.9 million of flood-related income, net of expenses, due to the flooding in Thailand, and an impairment of goodwill and intangible assets of $26.7 million. This compares with a GAAP operating loss of $27.4 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2013, which included $11.5 million of flood-related income, net of expenses, due to the flooding in Thailand.
Last week, Oclaro announced the sale of its Oclaro Switzerland GmbH subsidiary and associated laser diodes business to II-VI Incorporated in a transaction valued at $115 million. In addition, II-VI acquired an exclusive option to purchase Oclaro's optical amplifier and micro-optics business for $88 million in cash.
"While our fiscal fourth quarter results were in line with our expectations, the continued losses underscore the urgency of our turnaround plans. We remain focused on transforming Oclaro into a sustainable company that will deliver shareholder value over the long-term," said Greg Dougherty, CEO, Oclaro. "Our successful sale of the Zurich Business demonstrates to our employees, customers and suppliers that we are taking deliberate action to create a stable future. With the resulting infusion of cash, we can now begin to take the necessary steps to begin to restructure the company. Our goal will be to focus Oclaro primarily on the optical communications market, and leverage our photonics innovation, vertical integration, and long-term customer relationships to return Oclaro to profitability."
Polatis, in partnership with the High Performance Networks Group at the University of Bristol, will host a live demonstration of a hybrid packet/optical circuit switched software-defined network (SDN) at next week's European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC) in London.
The demo will showcase hybrid packet-optical circuit switching architectures for dynamic management of large flows in data center applications such as virtual machine migration.
Polatis said its series 6000 optical cross-connect offers an embedded OpenFlow interface, enabling seamless integration with SDN control planes. The Polatis Series 6000 OCS adds transparent, flexible, dark fibre connectivity for up to 192x192 fibre ports with less than 1dB typical loss and negligible impact on transmission budgets.
"We are excited about the close collaboration with the University of Bristol, which has allowed us to accelerate our technology developments to support the emerging SDN market," said Gerald Wesel, CEO Polatis, Inc. "Our customer response to the Series 6000 in the last twelve months has been phenomenal. The addition of SDN support across our full product range brings dynamic optical layer connectivity with outstanding performance to the software-defined datacentre".
"Unified software control of the physical layer is a key requirement for next generation networks", said Professor Dimitra Simeonidou, Head of the High Performance Networks Group at the University of Bristol. "Adding SDN support to Polatis optical circuit switches brings dynamic reconfigurability to optical systems and enables us to explore new programmable architectures for efficient, high capacity, telecom and datacentre networks."
OpenFlow is an emerging standard for SDN which can be used to control optical circuit switch (OCS) elements for applications such as router bypass for high capacity data centres, management of dark fibre network connectivity and advanced colourless, directionless and contention-less architectures.
ZTE announced a flexible reconfigurable terabit router for high-performance broadband networks.
The terabit router, which uses a custom chipset developed in-house, is designed to support a variety of line cards ranging from 10G up to 1 Tbps. The router's modular design will enable it to scale from 200G to 18T of total throughput. ZTE said its platform will achieve leading power-consumption performance of 0.8W/Gbps.
Belgacom reported a digital intrusion in the company's internal IT system. There has been no impacts on customers or their data.
Belgacom said it has all appropriate actions to protect the integrity of its IT system and to further reinforce the prevention against possible incidents. The company is looking to Belgium's Federal Prosecutor to pursue the investigation.
Belgacom did not say who it believes is behind the intrusion.


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Willowbrook Mall Senior GM Celebrates 40 Years Recalling the Past and Building the Future
By new_view_media on February 4, 2019 1 Comment
Welcome, reader, to the story of an involved, wonderful career.
In the front foyer of the office of Brookfield Properties, the management company of Wayne, New Jersey's Willowbrook Mall, are posted the following words and statements: Humility, Attitude, Do the Right Thing, Together, Own It.
Nancy Barbary, Senior General Manager of Willowbrook Mall, states, "It's our mantra. In terms of the company,
that's what we stand for, that's how we try to behave, do our jobs, and interact with others. I really live by them, whether they were the company's or not, but do the right thing when you're in a negotiation, making sure both sides win, doing your job with humility. So, each one stands for how we interact and do our jobs." While Barbary states all 5 mantras are equal, she places a lot of weight on "Own It". "I think in my position, you have to own it. This has to be everything you do and stand for, and if you don't own it, then things can happen, and you would never know that they were going on."
Barbary in September of 2019 will celebrate 40 years of working in the realm of shopping malls, her travels taking her from Wayne to Paramus. She landed in her current post in 2006. "It's been a great career," she affirms while smiling.
Barbary often wonders where all the time has gone, how the past years have sped by, and she does this during her favorite hours at the mall: prior to opening and after its closing. "It's just an extremely peaceful, quiet…the lights are off, the stores lights are still on…it just has a whole kind of a very sentimental feeling."
Barbary, a Cedar Grove resident, has had multiple jobs with mall management companies through the years, the current being Brookfield Properties. Prior to her 1979 employment, she shopped at Willowbrook often, many times with her daughter. She hadn't planned on retail as a career, but employment at the facility close to her home was in another area.
"My first job was in 1979 as a night receptionist. I was a single mom at that point, my daughter was four, but I also wanted to work in an office position. The night receptionist was an extension of the accounting department, so I was able to do payroll and a lot of the accounting functions. I was able to come in at 4:30 and work to 9:30, because in those days the mall office was open."
Thereafter she got involved with security, customer relations, "because as the front desk receptionist you handle the radio, security calls, call for lost children over the PA system that we had at the time, so that was my first introduction to the shopping center industry." Yes, working at Willowbrook was convenient and familiar, but. "I had shopped here, but it was an industry I knew nothing about, so it was a real learning experience."
Barbary worked as night receptionist for a year, and then an opening as a Marketing Secretary emerged. Her daughter was now a year older and in kindergarten, and she applied for and got the position, working on Christmas and Easter promotions, and in advertising. In 1981, a marketing position opened up in Paramus Park Mall, and at that time the Marketing Manager at Willowbrook had departed, and while secretary, she served many of the functions like managing budgets, writing newsletters ("I just kind of took over jobs that had to get done"), and the manager at Paramus Park – his name was Phil Duffy, who ended up being a real mentor to Barbary – saw a newsletter and asked who wrote it. "When he found out it was me, he offered to have me become the Assistant Marketing Manager at Paramus Park, it was called the Promotion Assistant, I think at the time." Barbary trained with the then-pregnant marketing manager at Paramus Park, prepping herself to be eventually named Marketing Manager. She stayed in that position for eight years, and then got deeply into advertising, working with The Record, doing onsite photography at the mall, which was an exciting time for her. After that, an Assistant Manager Retail Operations position opened in Willowbrook, and she worked in this position from 1989 to 1990. Soon after, Barbary found herself back in Paramus Park when the manager there left, she applied and was selected. "So, I had known that center from a marketing standpoint, and I managed that center for 15 years." In 2005, the Senior General Manager position opened at Willowbrook and, after serving in her role for 15 years which included major mall renovation, she headed back to her first "home."
Barbary has enjoyed every experience and feels very fortunate to have worked in an industry for 40 years and still say that she loves to come to work every day. "It's a unique industry, I think. Every day is different."
How has the different modes of shopping, online as opposed to visiting a mall, and the shopper had changed, has it affected her career? "As ironic as it may sound, I don't think it has changed much," she says. "People still come and shop, they like to touch and feel their merchandise. From a mall management standpoint, we've had to create gathering spaces. We know now that people like to gather, have coffee, charge their computers, and we work with the retailers who are providing that frontline customer service. So, it's changed, but not so much."
Barbary's biggest challenge in life is balance. "I think the job always gave me a lot of flexibility because I worked a lot of hours, but come first day of school, I could be there for her (her daughter, when younger), come Halloween I could go to the parade. So, although it was a demanding job in those marketing years, I worked a lot of different hours so I had nice flexibility to do things with her that I could. She had always been my priority. Later in life I've remarried, I married my husband Joe in 2002, so that kind of changed things up, having a husband who was waiting at home for you. But he's an extremely patient and understanding man, so it's worked out wonderful. We were older, so you had the ability to have these two lives come together. In the role, it's just staying fresh. There's always something new, always something to be concerned with, there's always that 24-hour need to be on call. So that's probably one of the biggest challenges in a job of this position."
Is anything missing in her life, her career? She answers while smiling, "There really isn't. The only thing I've really never had a chance to do is volunteer. There's just not enough time to volunteer and to work and to raise a family. Also, my husband and I like to travel. We're somewhat limited to how long we can go away; a week here, which is wonderful, but sometimes you'd like to take a couple of weeks and go someplace. I think in terms of 'missing' I would look at future volunteerism and probably a lot more travel."
Willowbrook Mall works very closely with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate), but also works a lot with Chilton Medical Center, and also has a mall walking club – and Barbary created one of the first back at Paramus Park in the early 1980s. "Every morning I would walk the mall, check on things, and there would be this man there, and I'd say, 'Hmmm, why is he always here when I'm here?' One day I asked the security to check on him and see why he was following me, and it turned out he had had a heart operation and his doctor told him to walk. He Picked Paramus Park and he walked. In Paramus, we hooked up with Valley Hospital and we created the first mall walking club up there, so that by the time I came to Willowbrook, the mall walking club had been in place, but it's with Chilton. You sign up and you get a badge, because we're inviting customers into the mall while we're still cleaning, so we want to know who you are in case anything happens, and you have to sign off on it. Now, we're going to be sponsoring a Walk with a Doc program (also through Chilton)."
Another very special endeavor that Barbary personally works on is through her parish, Saint Ann's in Woodland Park. Quarterback Tim Tebow's Night to Shine organization holds a prom for Special Needs persons in over 600 churches across the country. "It is the most amazing night ever! (This year's event is scheduled for February 9th). Every Special Needs person has a buddy, so there are over 200 volunteers that work on it, so that's a special thing to my heart that I do outside of work," she proudly states.
What is her definition of success in business and life, and has she entirely lived it? "I don't think that you ever entirely live it, so I'd have to say I still think there's more to come. I love to learn, and I always kind of lived my life trying to be the best I can, whenever I can, at everything I can, to the best of my ability. For me, I have to try the hardest that I can. If I don't know how to do it, I figure it out. I'm very self-taught in that respect. I've always felt that I've always done the next person's job as well. I'm very conscientious and I do feel that 'Own It' is something that I truly do."
Barbary, as she did in Paramus Park, treats Willowbrook Mall as her home. "I wouldn't expect anything different here, and I do have high expectations. I expect a lot of my team, I expect a lot of myself, and I expect a lot out of making sure that we're meeting your expectations. I have to make sure mine are high so that I'm always making sure I'm meeting yours."
Nancy Barbary does now and always has lived by the Golden Rule. "I want to treat others the same way I want to be treated. So, if you respect others maybe you can earn their respect back. Someone once told me that I was really tough; that I did my job and I was tough, but that I'm very fair. I really pride myself on that. I don't mind being tough, because I'm going to be tough, but I'm going to be fair, and that's something that I am proud of."
Exciting things are in store at Willowbrook as Barbary enters her 41st mall year presiding over important changes and additions. "Shopping centers have to evolve as well, and again we are kind of mini cities, and if you don't move on with the times, even though people may be shopping differently, they are still eating. They want to be entertained, they want to have an experience. So that's kind of Willowbrook's next stage, to give them a dining experience, to give them an entertaining experience. So, I think that Dave and Buster's, the movie theater (12-screen Cinemark), Buffalo Wild Wings, P.F. Chang's, and we'll have a couple more restaurants here in the next couple of years."
"There's a lot more to come, a lot coming forward."
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by Erika Dreifus on February 1, 2018
"How do you think Golda Meir would view the current state of Israel?
What would she see as its strengths and weaknesses? What would surprise her most? She would not approve of the current Israeli government or of the great power that the religious right has and continues to accumulate. She was a secular Zionist. She wanted to build a state for the Jewish people that was like all the other states of the world. It was not her intention for it to be a religious state. She did not believe in the greater Israel or that Israel had to conquer, own or keep control of all of Palestine. She felt after the 1967 War that the conquered and captured lands should be used as bargaining points for Israel to trade land for peace. She was not willing to give everything back because she wanted more secure borders, but she was not in favor of Israel keeping control of the entire West Bank. She would have negotiated most of the West Bank away in exchange for peace. She certainly was not a lover of the Arabs or Palestinians, but she was also very pragmatic. I believe that over time she, like Yitzhak Rabin, would have made a deal with the Palestinians and given them their state."
Source: Marilyn Cooper's interview with Francine Klagsburn, author of a new biography of Golda Meir (Moment Magazine)
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Oregon Pols Complete the Rare Sex Scandal Grand Slam
July 27, 2011 | By Fritz Holznagel
So Oregon Rep. David Wu is resigning from Congress in the wake of his "unwanted sexual encounter" with the 18-year-old daughter of a campaign donor and old friend. Good grief!
What is in the water in Oregon? Rep. Wu gives the state the full grand slam of political sex scandals: Congressman, senator, governor, and mayor of its largest city.
Let's call the roll.
Sen. Bob Packwood. Oregon's dean of horndogs seems almost quaint now, with his "awkward and boorish" passes at multiple staffers in the 1970s and '80s. Descriptors like "groping" and "fondling" (and "wiggling his tongue" — ecch) were used when his many harassments were made public in 1992.
Packwood wasn't just a senator — he was the powerful ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee. He blamed booze and tried to ride it out, but finally resigned in 1995 rather than be expelled. But hey, at least his victims were adults.
Gov. Neil Goldschmidt. He was Oregon's popular chief executive from 1987-91, and from 1973-79 he was the innovative mayor of Portland, where he led the mass transit innovations that spurred the city's current boom. However, in 2004 Goldschmidt admitted to sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl while he was mayor in 1975. (That girl, Elizabeth Dunham, died earlier this year.) The statute of limitations saved him from doing felony jail time, but the crime was hideous enough that his official portrait was actually pulled from the state capitol this year.
Mayor Sam Adams. Portland's current mayor had sex with a teenaged boy in 2005 and then lied about it in order to get elected in 2008. Adams was 42 and the boy, Beau Breedlove, was 17 when they met and began meeting outside the office. (Both insist that despite all appearances, their relationship was plantonic until Breedlove turned legally 18 in June of 2005.) After he was safely elected, Adams was forced to admit he had lied to voters to cover up the affair. He remains in office.
(As an aside, the name Beau Breedlove has to rank up there with Fanne Foxe in the annals of political dalliance.)
As far as I can tell, no other state can claim the full grand slam of sex scandals. (Ones made public, anyway.) New York comes close with the love-nest shenanigans of NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Gov. Eliot Spitzer's call girl, and Rep. Anthony Weiner (among others). California has Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's love child, Rep. Gary Condit's cover-up, and the love troubles of Los Angeles Mayor Anthony Villaraigosa. But both states lack the salacious senator.
Granted, Oregon has a lot to keep up with in the Pacific Northwest. Idaho Sen. Larry Craig was charged with lewd behavior in airport bathroom, for pete's sakes, and actually pled guilty to reduced charges before claiming it was all a mistake. Washington Sen. Brock Adams was accused in 1992 of spiking the drinks of women before harassing or even raping them. (Uh-oh: he also attended Portland public schools as a boy.)
But c'mon, Oregon: you've got to have higher standards than that, right? Even if your water does come from a place called Bull Run.
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As a nutritionist, fitness master, and mom-of-four, Sophie Guidolin cares deeply about inspiring parents and kids to make delicious and healthy food choices. Following the success of her first kids' cookbook, Sophie has authored a second — My Kids Eat: Volume 2 — based on her simple food philosophy: Eat a variety of foods as close to their natural form as possible. With recipes designed to get little hands helping out, Guidolin guides parents with tips, tricks, and advice to empower everyone to eat healthier.
How early can kids start helping in the kitchen and what sorts of things can they do?
In our family, we have kids aged 11 and 10, and three-year-old twins. We get our kids involved early; our three-year-olds help out by mixing things, putting things in bowls, and the older two are now able to make full family dinners and clean up afterwards, which is a huge win!
The benefits are endless, but I believe that children are more inclined to eat the meals they help with cooking. Plus, having kids prepare meals with you in the kitchen also gives them the essential life skills required as we grow up. It may seem like the mess and extra "help" can be harder than it is worth, but when your 10-year-old can make dinner, you will be cheering!
How do you prevent meal times from becoming a battlefield with fussy eaters?
When children are given the choice of foods they want to eat, I find that it is easier to get them to eat and enjoy the meals. I allow our children to select a recipe from the My Kids Eat books, (it helps when every choice is a good one!) For us, we place a lot of variety on their plates and whatever they eat, they eat. Whatever they don't eat, we don't stress too much about.
Should we be worried if kids come home having barely eaten their packed lunch?
It depends on how often it is happening. If it is daily, perhaps ask if your child has a preference for foods to eat at school. Remember, there are so many fun activities and games to play instead of eating, so it may not actually be the foods in the lunch box, but the time allocated to eat it.
When baking a big batch of banana bread, slice and freeze it individually, as each piece will double as an ice pack and also remain fresh until lunchtime.
Small, easy-to-eat items are always a winner.
Allow your child to select the foods they love.
To dessert or not dessert? In our house, we have dessert twice per week, because we want to teach our kids about the importance of balance. Life is not about restriction all of the time, but rather knowing the foods that fuel our bodies and energy. We have chosen the days according to our most active days.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Line an oven tray with baking paper.
Beat eggs lightly in a shallow bowl. Place combined quinoa flakes and almond meal in a separate shallow bowl; season.
Dip chicken one piece at a time into the egg, and then press into the quinoa mixture to firmly coat. Place on tray. Spray with olive oil.
Bake nuggets for 20 minutes or until browned and cooked through.
Serve chicken nuggets with tomato sauce.
This recipe was originally written by Sophie Guidolin. For more, check out our sister site, Women's Weekly Food.


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Death of Memphis man after traffic stop prompts federal civil rights investigation
(WASHINGTON) -- The FBI and the Justice Department have opened a coordinated civil rights investigation into the recent death of a Memphis man after a confrontation with police, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee Kevin G. Ritz announced. This investigation into the death... Read More.
Judge considers sanctioning Trump's lawyers in ongoing New York $250M civil lawsuit
Friday, January 6 by ABC News
(NEW YORK) -- The judge overseeing New York Attorney General Letitia James' $250 million civil lawsuit against former President Trump is pondering whether to sanction his attorneys, new court filings revealed Thursday. Judge Arthur Engoron, in an email to the attorneys, said he "is considering... Read More.
Civil rights icon John Lewis, more to be honored with new USPS stamps
Tuesday, December 13 by ABC News
(WASHINGTON) -- Late Georgia Rep. John Lewis, an icon of the civil rights movement who served in Congress for decades, will be memorialized with a new postage stamp in 2023. "Devoted to equality and justice for all Americans, Lewis spent more than 30 years in... Read More.
Sam Bankman-Fried arrest updates: Facing civil fraud charges from SEC
(NEW YORK) -- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday charged Sam Bankman-Fried, the embattled former CEO of cryptocurrency giant FTX and trading firm Alameda Research, with defrauding investors. "FTX's collapse highlights the very real risks that unregistered crypto asset trading platforms can pose... Read More.
Civil rights leaders demand meeting with Elon Musk
Thursday, November 3 by ABC News
(NEW YORK) -- The top executives of three civil rights groups are demanding a meeting with new Twitter owner Elon Musk following what they say has been a rise in racial and religious hatred on the social media platform. The groups are asking for Musk... Read More.
Civil War relics found under Memphis bridge as Mississippi River water levels drop
Tuesday, October 25 by ABC News
(MEMPHIS, Tenn.) -- Longtime relic collector Riley Bryant said he had a good hunch that he would find something interesting last weekend under the I-55 bridge in Memphis as the Mississippi River's water levels reached record lows. But the 21-year-old student and videographer never expected... Read More.
EPA launches civil rights investigation into Mississippi over Jackson water
Thursday, October 20 by ABC News
(JACKSON, Miss.) -- The Environmental Protection Agency announced Thursday that it will open a federal civil rights investigation looking at Mississippi's use of federal funds in Jackson and if the majority Black residents were discriminated against by not funding improvements to the water supply. The... Read More.
Civil rights, democracy groups call on social media companies to combat election disinformation
(NEW YORK) -- Eleven civil rights and democracy groups have sent a new letter calling for social media CEOs to combat and curb the rampant problem of election disinformation ahead of the upcoming midterm elections as advocates warn that they expect disinformation to increase... Read More.
At civil trial, Anthony Rapp draws parallels between Kevin Spacey in 'American Beauty', alleged underage assault
Actor Anthony Rapp took the stand in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday morning and compared one of Kevin Spacey's most famous roles to the real-life sexual advances he claims Spacey made on him when he was just 14. According to Variety, Rapp... Read More.
Ivanka, Donald Trump Jr. sit for depositions in civil investigation into real estate valuations
(NEW YORK) -- Two of former President Donald Trump's grown children have been deposed by the New York Attorney General's Office as part of its civil investigation into the family real estate business, sources familiar with the testimony told ABC News. Ivanka Trump sat for... Read More.
Texas abortion 'trigger' law allowing criminal, civil penalties set to go into effect in August
Wednesday, July 27 by ABC News
(AUSTIN, Texas) -- Texas' "trigger" law, which raises the penalty for performing abortions, is set to go into effect on Aug. 25, after the U.S. Supreme Court formally issued its judgement overturning Roe v. Wade on Tuesday. "Trigger" laws only take effect when certain events... Read More.
Accused Jan. 6 rioter who warned of possible 'civil war' expected to testify to House committee Tuesday
Tuesday, July 12 by ABC News
(WASHINGTON) -- An Ohio man who accused Joe Biden, other Democrats, and the mainstream media of "treason" is set to testify in a public hearing Tuesday before the House committee investigating the attack on the U.S. Capitol last year, according to a source familiar... Read More.
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As I mentioned before, every April we've done something to raise awareness for autism in Bryce's school. This year I thought of having a colouring contest where students voluntarily colour our autism awareness ribbon prinout and enter there name in a draw to win 1 of 12 of our bubble blowers!
Bryce's school had an assembly today and it started off with drawing names of the bubble blower winners! The gym filled with children cheering and clapping as each persons name was drawn.
I'd like to thank the principal for all her support and to the staff and teachers who helped bring a little autism awareness to their classrooms.
What better way to end National Autism Awareness month than by making children smile!
Ok, so it's the day after the 2nd Annual Canucks Autism Network Family Festival that we attended here in Vancouver, British Columbia, and I just have one question: Where is all the next day news coverage of this epic event?
I only found one blurb on Xinhua News (Thank you Xinhua News!) about the event and that was it. I wasn't going to call them out, but The Vancouver Sun, a big name local newspaper here, and one of the sponsors of the CAN Family Festival, didn't even write anything about the event in there paper. It was extremely disappointing, and in my opinion, a devastating drop from last years huge media attention.
Ok, enough of that, sorry, but it just had to be said.
But on the plus side, the location of the event was perfect, the weather was just right, and there was a lot of things to see and do. I'm honestly already excited for next year!
Sunday, April 28th, 2013 marked the 2nd Annual Canucks Autism Network (CAN) Family Festival. CAN provides year-round, innovative, high quality sports, recreational, social, and employment related programs for individuals and families living with autism, while building awareness and capacity through community networks across British Columbia. The Family Festival hosts an autism walk, live entertainment, special guests, food, and family-friendly activities!
I'm not sure how many people attended this year, but it definitely felt like more than last year. The atmosphere was very inviting, warm, and friendly. I even met a fellow mommy blogger who loves someone with autism too that we follow on Facebook who just happened to recognize me! Shout out to Wendy from Autism Is A Trip! :) Feel free to follow her journey on Facebook and tell her we sent ya!
The whole day was just perfect and I wanted to capture the moment with as many people as possible! I wanted to get our pictures with mascots, sponsors, volunteers, just everyone! Here's a couple of my favourite pictures including one with the infamous 'Andrew The Crazy Canuck'! P.S. Thanks Best Buy for the delicious popcorn!
Check out our Facebook page for more pictures! Oh, and if you were a volunteer that I asked to take a picture with you, it's on our Facebook page too! :) Thank you to all the volunteers for keeping us safe on the walk and for taking the time out of your day to show your support!
Join us at the 2nd Annual Canucks Autism Network Family Festival on Sunday, April 28th, 2013 as we celebrate Autism Awareness Month! It's FREE!
What: Autism walk, live entertainment, special guests, lighting of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic cauldron, food, and family-friendly activities!
April is National Autism Awareness month and what better way to kick off the month of awareness and acceptance than sharing the ways we spread autism awareness.
We created BubblesMakeHimSmile.com on March 16th, 2010 with the intention of raising funds for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) for Bryce. It quickly turned into an outlet for us to share our lives and experiences as people who love someone with autism. There are no guidelines to what we write about, but our intention has always been to just share our story. Some of our popular blog posts are: Everybody Poops! (our toilet training terrors), Autism Quotes and Words to Live By (part of a series we have of quotes contributed by our Facebook friends), and Colour Me (a picture of an autism awareness ribbon you can print and colour).
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You will always find us on Facebook and Twitter updating statuses, posting pictures, sharing links, and tweeting daily about anything and everything. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for exclusive content (and giveaways) that you won't find on our blog! It's also the easiest way to stay connected. Oh, and we sometimes make videos and post them on YouTube too!
The nation may recognize April as Autism Awareness Month, but we live it everyday. We share our story because autism awareness is the key to understanding and accepting autism. That's the goal. That's our goal.


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Exploring Ethnobiology II: Nancy Turner
In May 2010, Deconstructing Dinner travelled to Vancouver Island where two international conferences on ethnobiology were being hosted. Ethnobiology examines the relationships between humans and their surrounding plants, animals and ecosystems. Today, more and more people are expressing an interest to develop closer relationships with the earth. This leaves much to be learned from the research of ethnobiologists, and in particular, from the symbiotic human-earth relationships that so many peoples around the world have long maintained.
On this part II of the series, we listen to segments from a one-on-one interview with Nancy Turner of the University of Victoria. Nancy is one of the most well-known ethnobiologists in Canada and Deconstructing Dinner's Jon Steinman sat down with her in the community of Tofino to learn more about what ethnobiology is, why the field is an increasingly important one to pay attention to, and what we all might learn from the many indigenous peoples who ethnobiologists work with.
Also on the show - a recording of a presentation by Cheryl Bryce and Pamela Tudge who are examining how the indigenous peoples living in what is now the City of Victoria might reinstate traditional harvesting practices of an important traditional food - camus.
Nancy Turner, distinguished professor, School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria (Victoria, BC) - Born in Berkeley, California, Nancy moved to Victoria at the age of 5 and she lives there today as a Distinguished Professor in the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. She earned a PhD in Ethnobotany in 1974 from the University of British Columbia when she studied three contemporary indigenous groups of the Pacific Northwest (the Haida, Bella Coola and Lillooet). Nancy's major research has demonstrated the role of plant resources in past and present aboriginal cultures and languages as being an integral component of traditional knowledge systems. Nancy has also played an important role in helping demonstrate how traditional management of plant resources has shaped the landscapes and habitats of western Canada. In 1999 Nancy received the Order of British Columbia and in 2009 received the Order of Canada. She's authored numerous books including, among others, Food Plants of Coastal First Peoples, Food Plants of Interior First Peoples, Plants of Haida Gwaii and The Earth's Blanket - Traditional Teachings for Sustainable Living.
Cheryl Bryce, lands manager, Songhees Nation, (Victoria, BC) - The Songhees or Songish, also known as the Lekwungen or Lekungen, are an indigenous North American Coast Salish people who reside on southeastern Vancouver Island, British Columbia in the Greater Victoria area.
Pamela Tudge, former student, School of Environmental Studies, University of Victoria (Victoria, BC) - Pamela recently moved to the North Okanagan region of BC where she's now studying food systems and mapping for her master's research at the University of British Columbia - Okanagan.


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Insieme al suo collega Craig Thomas è meglio conosciuto come il creatore, scrittore e produttore esecutivo della sitcom How I Met Your Mother, per il network televisivo americano CBS.

Bays ha ricevuto per sette volte la nomination agli Emmy Awards, tra cui quello per la miglior canzone originale Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit, cantata dall'attore Neil Patrick Harris nei panni di Barney Stinson.

Nel 2012 How I Met Your Mother ha vinto il premio Best Comedy al People's Choice Awards.

Prima di creare How I Met Your Mother, Carter Bays e Craig Thomas scrissero per una serie di programmi TV tra cui Late Night with David Letterman, Oliver Beene e Give Me Five. Hanno inoltre scritto la seconda parte dell'episodio Stan of Arabia della serie animata American Dad!.

La coppia di autori è infine conosciuta per far parte di una band chiamata The Solids. Bays suona la chitarra ed è il cantante principale della band, la quale ha registrato brani sia per Oliver Beene sia per How I Met Your Mother: tra questi, Hey Beautiful, i cui dodici secondi finali sono utilizzati come sigla di quest'ultima.

Attualmente Bays vive a Los Angeles con sua moglie e le sue due figlie.

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Every since Frank Breedijk helped us out with an obscure Radius issue on a certain SSL-VPN (the shared secret had to be less than 8 characters!), we knew we owed him something. He mentioned that integrating WiKID & Seccubus would be a good idea since, in general, you want to know who is scanning your network. Because it is has been close to a year and I hope to see Frank again in Vegas this summer, I thought it best I get it done. Also, the latest release of Seccubus is pretty slick and a bit easier to integrate :).
Anyone who has ever used Nessus, OpenVAS, Nikto or another vulnerability scanner will be familiar with the drawback of such tools. Tools like Nessus are very valuable tools, but unfortunately the results  contain a lot of noise. Time needed to interpret and create a report using the results of a scan will often be two or three times the time needed to do the actual scan.  Seccubus was created in order to more effectively analyze the results of regular scans of the same infrastructure by efficiently interpreting results.
There are a good number of prerequisites. Follow the instructions on setting up the mysql database. Please refer to the Seccubus v-2 documentation for details on the install. I won't cover them here.
I wasn't running on the localhost, so I changed 127.0.0.1 to my desktop's IP address and verified that I could login. I wanted to make sure that I could login before I made any changes to add two-factor authentication.
Restart apache and try to login with an OTP from your WiKID software token.
Update: This setup should also work for Seccubus version 1.
Kudos to the Seccubus project for creating such a great open-source security solution. Of course, with great power comes the need for great authentication ;).


Piret Ilves is an Estonian brand of design clothes, which values purity and timelessness, but modernity as well. Minimalism, interesting colours, and playing with forms is the basis of the creation process. High-quality natural materials and high-level tailoring are integral parts of the brand's identity.
Piret Ilves won the fashion award Golden Needle in 2015.


The life is an unexpected journey and you never know where it is going to end. We all live our days and nights in earning money for our families and many of us save money to ensure a prosperous future for our children. However, in an event of a sudden loss of life of the head of the family, the other members are left in a peril as there are all sorts of contenders who claim their right on the property and assets left behind. Most of the times, the spouse and kids are left empty-handed as other relatives claim everything related to the deceased person. In a bid to avoid such a mishap to your family, you must make your will well in advance so that you don't have to worry about the future of your family. Now making wills in Dubai is an easy task to handle as the attached link will connect you with the right legal professionals who will take care of your will and its legal aspects.
Let's take a look at some of the benefits of making your will in advance.
As per the legal experts, there are four reasons why you need to make your will.
If you make a will, you help your family and friends to ably settle things out after your death. An absence of a legal will leaves everyone in a confusion and mostly they find themselves in a court of law, fighting for the possession of the things left behind.
The best part of making a will is that you take control of the process of distributing your property, money, and other assets among your family members. In case you don't make a will, your assets will be distributed among the family members in a standard way which is defined by the law of your country.
By making your will, you also keep your family members safe from paying an extra amount of Inheritance Tax which is applicable on them after your death in absence of a will.
If you're the bread earner of your family, which includes your kids and spouse, making a will becomes ever so important because in case of a sudden event of death, you wouldn't want your wealth to be distributed outside of your immediate family.
It is always imperative to read more when it comes to legal matters and the attached link will educate you more on why a will can make life easier for your family in an event of a sudden loss of your life.


Self-Published Author of The Crazytown Mystery Series and Rigged.
Jon has self-published four books so far with a fifth, sixth and seventh on the way.
In addition to his novels, Jon has written two screenplays currently being shopped to studios and is available for collaboration work.
Before getting into full-length novels, Jon was a prolific blog and internet article writer with over 400 published articles to his name. Despite his love for novels, Jon is always happy to lend his writing services to interested parties.


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$sql    = "SELECT * FROM comments";
$conn   = Mage::getSingleton('core/resource')->getConnection('forumprodposts_read');
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But the above code throws error that comments is not a table of the core database. I think in my xml there is some mistake, so connection to the prodcomments database is not establishing.
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Play railroad building games online/ free train track construction games for kids without download: Railroad puzzle game, Railroad Tycoon 3 to play now on PC, Mac, iPad, tablet. Logic puzzles, thinking games for children (girls/ boys) in middle school, high school students. Jigsaw, maze-based games..
How to Play: In each of the 7 progressively more difficult levels, your goal is to build a track that carries your train from its original tunnel to the 'Station'. These two areas are on opposite sides of the game area, and you have to connect them using the random track sections (tiles) displayed on the left hand side of the play zone. At the beginning of each level, you've only got 12 precious seconds before the train appears, so you need to have a clear strategy from the outset.
Using your computer mouse or touchpad, Left Click and drag a track section onto the game grid, and release the click once the section is in your desired position. There is a countdown timer above the train's initiating tunnel. Once the train enters your track, you have an unlimited amount of time to get it to the station – provided it doesn't crash! Avoid early crashes by sorting out the first few grid pieces. Your mouse movement needs to be very quick and accurate here as you will almost certainly be building under pressure in each level.
You have 3 lives at the beginning of each run. If your automatically-moving train comes off the tracks, or crashes into the sides of the game grid, you lose a life. However, the work you have done up to that point remains in place. Once all of your lives are used, you have to restart the level with none of your construction work in place (the level resets). At the beginning of each level, you have three bombs which you can use to demolish sections of track that might be obstructing your progress. Simply click and drag a bomb onto the interfering track section in order to eliminate it from the grid. If you are very confident that your track is perfect, you can click on the 'Fast' button on the left hand side in order to speed up the train. Good luck solving this addicting puzzler!


My primary area of research is the politics of democracy in the Middle East – particularly EU democracy-promotion programmes in the 'Mediterranean Neighbourhood' – and in democratization theory.
I'm interested in labour movements and civil society in Egypt, as well as political parties and elections. With Gennaro Gervasio, I examine the authoritarian practices of the Egyptian state, the techniques used to empty the state's democratic facade, and the forms of democratic resistance across the political spectrum.
I also work on how knowledge is produced, translated into policy, and applied. This is the core focus of the Interdisciplinary Approaches to Violence cluster, of which I am co-director. In IR, I've published on the poltics of knowledge production, particularly the normalisation of Constructivism in IR (with Nik Hynek), and on the difficulties and disciplinary effects of 'interdisciplinarity' between IR and Middle East Studies.
(2011) 'Le Bahreïn entre rocher et pétrole', Outre Terre, 29(3).
(2011) with Gennaro Gervasio 'Le elezioni parlamentari in Egitto: nozze o aborto della democrazia?', Afriche e Orienti, 10(1).
(2010) with N. Hynek 'Saving Identity from Postmodernism?'. Contemporary Political Theory, 13(1).
(2007) 'Bridging the Gap: International Relations, Middle East Studies and the disciplinary politics of the Area Studies Controversy', European Journal of International Relations, 13(1).
(2006) 'Democrazia, Transitologia ed Orientalismo', Meridione, 14.
(2004). 'A Role in Search of a Hero: A Constructivist approach to the evolution of Egyptian foreign policy, 1952-67'. Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 14(1-2).
(forthcoming 2013) "Confessions of a Dangerous Paradigm: Beyond Said and Foucault", in Ziad Elmarsafy, Anna Barnard and David Attwell (eds.) Debating Orientalism, London: Palgrave-Macmillan.
(2012) "Democratization and the Middle East in Contemporary Global Order," in Stephan Stetter (ed.) The Middle East and Globalization, London: Palgrave-Macmillan.
(2011) "La politica della democratizzazione in Medio oriente ed il feticcio della società civile" in Francesca Corrao (ed.) Le rivoluzioni arabe, Milan: Mondadori.
(2011) "Société civile et politiques de 'démocratisation' au Moyen Orient", in Pierre-Jean Luizard and Anna Bozzo, La Société Civile dans le Monde Musulman. Paris: La Decouverte.
(2009) "Colonizing Knowledge: Social Science and the Disciplinary (Re)Production of Knowledge," in Begum Firat, Sarah de Mul, and Sonja van Wichelen (eds.) Troubled Engagements: Commitment and Complicity in Cultural Theory and Practice, London: Palgrave-Macmillan.
with Andrea Mura (2008) "Sunni Islam and politics". Routledge Handbook of Religion and Politics, London: Routledge.
(2008) "Political Islam", in Mark Imber and Trevor Salmon (eds.) Issues in International Relations, 2nd Edition, London: Routledge, pp. 218-234.
with Claire Heristchi (2006) "Rethinking the Myths of Islamic Politics", in Jeff Haynes (ed.) Religion and Politics: A Survey, London: Europa-Routledge.
(2012) Book review: "Maurizio Viroli's 'The Liberty of Servants: Berlusconi's Italy'," Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 17(5): 668-670.
(2012) with Gennaro Gervasio "After Mubarak, Before Transition: The Challenges for Egypt's Democratic Opposition," Interface, 4(1): 102-112.
(2011) with Gennaro Gervasio 'The Unbearable Lightness of Authoritarianism: Lessons from the Arab Uprisings', Mediterranean Politics, 16(2): 321-327.
(2011) 'The Politics of Fearlessness', openDemocracy.
(2010) as translator: Paola Caridi, Hamas: Genesis and Objectives of the Islamist Movement, Ramallah: PASSIA and New York: Seven Stories Press.
Andrea has appeared on Al-Jazeera, Canda's CBC, the BBC, France24, Deutsche Welle, Australia's SBS, KPFK Pacifica, and other international outlets. He also works regularly with regional and national media including BBC Scotland, ITV Scotland, BBC Wales, The Scotsman and various local radios and press.
(2012) Exploring Geopolitics, 2011 Geopolitical Review: "Egyptian Uprising, Regime Change and the Muslim Brotherhood"
(2012) Deutsche Welle, "Egypt one year after the uprising". Interview available in English and in German, 10/2.
(2012) Berfrois, "Egypt One Year On: Still Talking About a Revolution"
Hanifi Baris (CISRUL), Anna Grudzinska (CISRUL), Sarah Hynek (RGG), Stuart Maltman (IDAV), Chris Noble, Darcy Thompson (IDAV), Kandida Purnell (IDAV), Alessandro Rippa, Ulisses Terto-Pereira (CISRUL), Manal El-Shihry.
2009-10 Carnegie Trust: "Paradoxes of Western Democracy-promotion in the Middle East: Conceptions of Democracy in Donors and Recipients"


There is no single straight forward answer to this question and it could take several hours/days to find a solution to this problem, depending upon your expertise.
First things first. It is common and normal to have data discrepancy between Adwords and Google Analytics data.
So no need to panic.
However it is not normal to have very large data discrepancy between adwords and GA data.
For example, your adwords is reporting 100 clicks from an adwords campaign but your Google Analytics is reporting only 10 sessions from that campaign in the same time period.
Before you take any action, you need to first measure the level of data discrepancies between adwords and Google Analytics.
Through this report you can measure the level of discrepancy between ad clicks and GA sessions for all campaigns or for each individual Adwords campaign.
Small amount of data discrepancy is normal. But if you see lot of difference then it is a cause for concern.
From the screenshot above we can conclude that the Adwords clicks are far more than Google Analytics Sessions.
So there is clearly a huge data discrepancy between Adwords and Google Analytics and we need to dig deeper to find the cause.
Now you have got a pretty good idea of why there is no single straight forward answer.
If your Google Adword account in not linked to your Google Analytics account then all of the traffic from Adwords can be reported as organic traffic from Google in GA.
You may not see any adwords traffic data being reported in your GA reports.
So in case, you have got this issue, you need to link your Adwords account to your Google Analytics account.
Step-1: Navigate to Acquisition > Adwords > Campaigns report in your GA view.
If you see such notification and you use Google Adwords then you need to link your adwords account to your GA account.
Linking Adwords account to your Google analytics account help you greatly in understanding what people do on your website after they click on your adwords ads.
You can understand the behavior of Adwords visitors in terms of site usage (pageviews, bounce rate, avg. session duration etc), goal conversions and e-commerce transactions.
This type of insight helps immensely in optimizing ad copies, keywords and landing pages of your Adwords campaigns.
#1 You can import Google Analytics goals and sales data directly into Google Adwords.
#2 You can import Google Analytics remarketing audiences into Adwords.
#3 You can run dynamic remarketing campaigns in Adwords.
#4 You can import website usage data (like bounce rate, average session duration etc) from GA into Adwords.
#5 You get more accurate data in your GA reports esp. in your multi channel funnel reports.
#6 You get accurate data in various attribution reports in Google Adwords.
If you have got access to multiple Adwords accounts then there is a possibility that you accidentally linked wrong Adwords account to GA. Make sure that the correct Adwords account is linked to Google Analytics.
Avoid linking multiple Adwords accounts to the same GA view as this can increase data discrepancies between Adwords and Google Analytics.
There is always a very strong probability that the number of clicks on your Adwords ads do not match with the number of resulting Google Analytics sessions.
This is because 'clicks' and 'sessions' are fundamentally different metrics. A click is a hit (user's interaction) whereas a Google Analytics session is a group of hits recorded for a user in a given time period.
On top of that, Google Adwords report 'clicks' whereas Google Analytics report ' sessions'.
In Google Analytics, every time a campaign source is changed, the existing Google Analytics session expires and a new session starts.
If you are using Google Adwords autotagging, then each ad click has its own unique GCLID value. So multiple clicks on the same ad will change the GCLID value associated with the ad which will cause the existing GA session to expire and a new session to begin.
So if Google Adwords in not filtering out multiple clicks on the same ad then in that case the number of ad clicks would be equal to number of GA sessions.
If a user is excessively clicking on the same ad over and over again then Google Adwords may choose to filter out excessive clicks. But Google Analytics still won't filter out multiple GA sessions generated from such invalid ad clicks.
So in that case, one click can result in multiple GA sessions.
If you are manually tagging Adwords campaign URLs, then each ad click can have the same campaign source.
So multiple clicks on the same ad may not change the campaign source and hence the existing GA session may not expire and no new GA session will begin. In other words multiple clicks on the same ad by a same user, may not generate multiple GA sessions, if you have manually tagged your Adwords ads.
If Google Adwords in not filtering out multiple clicks on the same ad then in that case the number of ad clicks could be greater than number of resulting GA sessions.
If a user is excessively clicking on the same ad over and over again then Google Adwords may choose to filter out excessive clicks.
In that case the number of ad clicks could be equal to number of resulting GA sessions provided you have manually tagged the adwords campaigns.
Google Adwords filter out invalid clicks but Google Analytics can't filter invalid sessions resulted from such ad clicks.
So Google analytics will track and report sessions even for invalid clicks. If your adwords account is getting lot of invalid clicks (may be because of click fraud or spambot attack) you will see lot more GA sessions than ad clicks.
If the landing page of the Adwords ad doesn't contain Google Analytics tracking code, then Google Analytics will not be able to track sessions but Adwords will still track and report on ad clicks. In that case the number of ad clicks could be more than the number of GA sessions.
Use a website crawler like 'Screaming frog SEO Spider' to find pages with missing GA tracking code. You can also use tag auditing tools like 'Tag Inspector' to find such pages.
Note: If your website does not use template files then you are more likely to find web pages with missing GA tracking code.
Whenever Google Analytics tracking code does not fire for some reason on the landing page of an Adwords ad, Google Analytics does not track session resulted from an ad click but Adwords will still track and report on the ad click.
In that case the number of ad clicks could be more than the number of GA sessions.
#1 Google Analytics tracking code is not a valid code.
#3 A user is using Google Analytics opt out add on which disable Google Analytics.
#4 Redirects in landing pages may prevent the Google Analytics Tracking code from being executed.
#5 Some server or client side error may prevent GA tracking code from being executed.
Use 'Google Tag Assistant' to identify such issues.
This issue has become more common lately, as more and more marketers have started using 'Google Tag Manager' (GTM).
Often marketers forget to remove the hardcoded GA tracking code from the website once they start using GTM.
As a result, the tracking code is fired twice on each landing page, once via the code, hardcoded on the page and once via GTM. So every click on an adwords ad can trigger two GA sessions. In that case you may see lot more sessions than ad clicks.
Make sure that Google Analytics tracking code is fired only once on a page. You can identify this issue by using 'Google Tag Assistant' and by learning to install Google Tag Manager correctly via this article: Google Tag Manager Implementation and Deployment Guide.
View filters can remove some or lot of GA session data from your view. So when you compare the session data from a filtered view, with Adwords click data, you are more likely to see lot of data discrepancy.
The solution to this problem is to always use unfiltered view when comparing Adwords and Analytics data.
In order to import Adwords data into Google Analytics, you need to tag the adwords destination URLs. You can do that either manually or through auto-tagging.
If the manual tagging of destination URLs is not correct then Google Analytics may choose to ignore the campaign tracking variables and treat adwords traffic as Google organic traffic. This would result in lot of discrepancy between adwords and analytics data.
The solution to this problem is to avoid using manual tagging. Use auto-tagging instead. Google also strongly recommends using 'auto tagging' for Google Adwords campaigns.
In order to get adwords data into Google Analytics, you need to tag your Adwords destination URLs either via auto-tagging or manually.
If you do not tag your Ad URLs then Google Analytics can report adwords traffic as traffic coming from Google organic search.
This can happen, if you have disabled auto-tagging but then forgot to manually tag your ads URLs or when your auto-tagging is not working for some reason.
If you are tagging adwords destination URLs both manually and via auto-tagging for the purpose of importing Adwords data into Google Analytics then this could create serious data discrepancy issues.
When you use 'auto tagging', Google automatically tags the campaign source and medium of your AdWords ads as google / cpc.
But if you are also using manual tagging, you may over a long period of time, tag the same campaign source and medium differently as: google/ppc, google/PPC, google/CPC, Google/CPC etc.
In GA, traffic source names are case sensitive. So Google is different from google and Google. Similarly, traffic medium names are case sensitive. So cpc is different from CPC, Cpc.
If you are not consistent with the names and spellings of the values of your campaign tracking variables then you are most likely to see multiple/duplicate entries in your GA view.
The best practice is to avoid using both manual and auto-tagging at the same time. If you are using auto-tagging, make sure that no URL is manually tagged.
There are situations when you have to use both manual and auto tagging.
Like for example, if you want to track Adwords traffic data in Kissmetrics in addition to Google Analytics, then you have to use both manual and auto tagging.
Kissmetrics can not extract any campaign data from the GLCID parameter. So GCLID is pretty much useless for kissmetrics. It can get campaign data only through campaign tracking variables (UTM parameters).
So you need to use manual tagging for sending adwords data to Kissmetrics and auto-tagging for sending adwords data to Google Analytics.
If you are using both manual and auto-tagging then GA can discard campaign tracking parameters (UTM parameters) in favor of GCLID.
Sometimes redirect can cause a GCLID parameter to be dropped from the landing page URLs (quite common in case of redirect from desktop to mobile website) .
When GLCID parameter is dropped, the auto-tagging doesn't work and Adwords campaign data is not sent to Google Analytics.
Step-1: Add '?gclid=test' to the end of the original destination URL of your Adwords Ad.
If glcid=test is not the first parameter, then add '&gclid=test' to the end of the destination URL of your Adwords Ad.
Step-3: If the URL of the resulting page does not display 'gclid=test' then it means the redirect did not carry the GCLID parameter from original URL to final URL.
#1 Prevent the redirect from occurring .You can do that by manually updating all of your original ad destination URLs to final URLs.
For example if your original ad destination URL is https://www.abc.com/ but it redirects to https://www.abc.com/tops/ then use the later URL as your ad destination URL.
In this way no redirect will take place when a user clicks on an ad and hence no GCLID parameter will be dropped.
#2 Configure your server to allow redirects to carry GCLID parameter from original URL to final URL.
Here the URL has changed but the GCLID parameter remains intact. That means your redirect is able to carry the GCLID parameter from original to destination URL.
Sometimes GA can't read GCLID value even when you can see the value in the browser address bar.
#1 Google Analytics Tracking code on the landing page is not valid.
#2 GA tracking code is valid but is not fired for some reason.
#3 GA tracking code is embedded in an IFRAME and the IFRAME is not a parent frame. If GA tracking code is embedded in an child frame then it can not read the GCLID value, as a child frame can not read the address URL of a parent frame. So make sure GA tracking code is always embedded in parent frame.
The value of this GCLID parameter is 100 characters which is the maximum value a GCLID parameter can store.
Step-2: Copy-paste the modified URL into the address bar of your browser window and press enter.
Step-3: If the entire value of the GCLID parameter remains intact, then it means your server is not truncating the GCLID value.
This can happen when the presence of GCLID parameter in a URL breaks the URL rewrite rule.
You would need to configure your web server so that it accept GCLID parameter.
Sometimes a user bookmark a landing page and the page URL also contains the GCLID parameter.
In that case when a user return to your website via the bookmark, Google analytics record a session resulting from an ad click but no ad click is recorded and reported by Google Adwords.
If lot of users return to website via such bookmarks then Google Analytics can record more sessions than ad clicks reported by Adwords.
Data sampling in Google Analytics can easily skew your GA sessions data and as a result you may see lot of discrepancy between adwords clicks and GA sessions.
If everything else fails, you are most likely comparing apples to oranges.
When you look at the analytics data for long data ranges (6 months or more), you could be comparing apples to oranges. This is because so much would have changed during that time frame from: website size, traffic volume, marketing campaigns and yes analytics setup.
May be 6 months ago, your analytics account wasn't linked to your Adwords account.
May be 3 months ago, conversion tracking wasn't set up in Adwords.
May be 4 months ago there was some problem with auto tagging.
May be 3 weeks ago, you applied a filter to your GA view which started excluding all of the internal traffic.
So when you overlook all of these historical changes made to your Adwords and GA accounts and you start comparing Adwords clicks with GA sessions, you are likely to see data discrepancies.


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