Browsers are great, but all too often they allow evils of the Internet onto our systems. While modern browsers are designed to sandbox themselves away from the rest of the operating system, there is still one threat that they are susceptible to.
Security software and browser security settings are designed to pick up and eradicate spyware and adware, malware and Trojans, but it seems that no one has noticed the major irritation that is caused by the sneak installation of browser toolbars.
For those of us that want to retain control of our browsers, these custom toolbars – usually offering new buttons, a search tool and some way to quickly integrate with the service that is providing it – are a major irritation, helping to slow down browsing and being a general eyesore, taking up required visual real estate on your display.
Where Does the Yahoo! Toolbar Come From?
A prime example of one of these browser toolbars comes in the shape of that provided by Yahoo!. Like many others, this toolbar secretes itself into installers for things like Java VM, the download intended to activate various web page functions like chat rooms, for instance (note that this phenomenon is not limited to installing Java).
These toolbars are included in other software installers, and are listed at just the point where you start to stop paying attention in a software install wizard. Banking on your preference to click Next all the way through an application installation, the developers of these toolbars are basically sneak-installing, assuming your acceptance by "default ticking" the box you would use to agree to the addition of these toolbars to your browser.
While Yahoo! is a generally reputable firm, there are others that use these tactics that aren't as friendly. You might end up with a new home page or default search provider in your browser, which is laughable because if your search provider was no good, you would never have found the software that was installing the new search tool in the first place!
Fortunately, should you have a browser toolbar that you don't require, there are a couple of easy ways to remove them. First of all, head to Start > Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program and search for the toolbar there, following the usual steps to remove it from your system.
If this proves unsuccessful, meanwhile, consider resetting your browser. How this is done depends on the browser you are using; Internet Explorer 7 and later offers a rest tool that can remove all add-ins rather than just a single one, so you might like to avoid using this.
Finally, right-clicking on your browser menus and clearing the checkbox for the offending new toolbar should remove it from sight, if not your computer.


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Карл Ивар Маар (; 26 февраля 1993, Таллин) — эстонский футболист, полузащитник.

Биография
Воспитанник таллинской «Флоры», в детско-юношеских соревнованиях представлял клубную секцию из столичного района Кесклинн, а затем основную команду. Взрослую карьеру начал в системе «Флоры» в командах первой лиги Эстонии «Валга Уорриор» и «Флора-2». В начале 2013 года был отдан в аренду в клуб высшей лиги «Пайде», но сыграл только один матч на старте сезона — 9 марта 2013 года против «Флоры», затем снова выступал за резерв «Флоры». Победитель (2014) и вице-чемпион (2012) первой лиги в составе «Флоры-2».

В 2015 году перешёл в «Тулевик» (Вильянди), где провёл три сезона, два из них на правах аренды — в 2015 и 2017 годах играл в высшей лиге, а в 2016 году — в первой, где стал победителем. С 2018 года в течение полутора сезонов играл в высшей лиге за «Курессааре».

Всего в высшем дивизионе Эстонии сыграл 66 матчей и забил 4 гола.

Выступал за сборные Эстонии младших возрастов, но не был их регулярным игроком, всего провёл 8 матчей.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Профиль на сайте ЭФС (чемпионат)
 Профиль на сайте ЭФС (сборная)

Футболисты Эстонии
Игроки ФК «Валга Уорриор»
Игроки ФК «Элва»
Игроки ФК «Флора-2»
Игроки ФК «Пайде»
Игроки ФК «Вильянди»
Игроки ФК «Курессааре»

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Yufin Onsen is a serene hot spring village with tea houses, hot spring spa, museums across the town, surrounded by mountain chains, was once a stopover for traveler throughout their journey. It became downfallen as mass transportation develop, as time goes by, the pleasant village attract artists to settle and draw visitors to come, aka Japanese OL No.1 spa resort.
We ate in a restaurant sitting by French window outlooking the mountain. Isn't this how life should be? La vie, la vie!
Japanese food never unsatisfied us as we enjoy admiring their utensils, plating….it's just like looking at spring, and well…eating it as well.
It's a beyond word breathtaking town, can't find any adjectives to describe.
Well…i suppose you have to come yourself to see what this place is all about.


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Current: Industry Response to COVID-19
Industry Response to COVID-19
17 March 2020 , COVID-19
The thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing bodies, along with the TAB are taking steps to reduce the potential for the spread of the COVID-19 virus among participants and the public by closing meetings to all but essential personnel.
Race meetings across the three codes will be conducted as "closed door" events commencing tomorrow (Wednesday, 18 March) to April 13.
The only people permitted to attend meetings will be those jockeys and drivers competing at the meeting; trainers with runners engaged at the meeting; stable/kennel staff of those trainers as advised to the club; and essential race day personnel.
The three codes and the TAB have been working together to develop protocols to ensure racing can continue in light of the government's recommendation regarding public gatherings.
"The health and wellbeing of our participants and the wider community are of paramount importance at his time. Public health is the number one priority and these restrictions will continue to be kept under constant review," Peter Jensen, CEO of NZ Harness Racing said.
"We have the support of our recognised industry organisations – the trainers, jockeys and owners – along with our racing clubs to take whatever steps that we can to provide an appropriate framework to allow racing to continue. We recognise that these are extraordinary circumstances and they require extraordinary action," New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing CEO Bernard Saundry said.
The TAB provides the critical income to sustain the livelihoods of more than 15,000 directly employed in the industry and will continue to broadcast racing on Trackside TV and on www.tab.co.nz, however it will limit its operations on courses to include minimum broadcast operations and no on-course bookmakers or Tote services provided.
"The key priority for the industry is to ensure the wellbeing of all of our staff, participants, supporters and the community, as well as our animals. To ensure we achieve this Greyhound, Harness and Thoroughbred racing are working closely together to achieve this," Greyhound NZ CEO Glenda Hughes said.
At this stage, the protocols are expected to remain in place until at least Monday 13 April.
Covid 19 Racing Update
Owners will be allowed back at Alexandra Park for Friday night's Spring Cup meeting.
HRNZ Order and Directions - Levels 2 and 3
Following the Prime Minister's announcement, HRNZ has now issued the following Order and Direction documents for both Levels 2 and 3 (as applicable) for both Racing/Trials/Workouts and Training.

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Consumers with diabetes risk serious health complications by choosing illegally sold diabetes products, which also may be dangerous in and of themselves. Learn about these products flooding the marketplace and what the FDA is doing to counter diabetes products that violate federal law.
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Ragnarok Theater Productions Hiatus
Big changes are afoot!
First off, thank you to all the talented theater artists who have made this past season everything that it was!
It has been over a year since Marie Thompson took over as Artistic Director of Ragnarok Theater Productions and it was by far the most successful, bold and dramatic year we have had to date.
It is with deepest regret that Ragnarok bids her farewell as she moves to warmer climes.
Marie, you are wonderful and we will miss you in the extreme!
As she steps away from the role of Artistic Director, we have decided to put Ragnarok Theater Productions into a temporary hiatus. We will not be staging any productions for at least this upcoming season.
Ragnarok Film Productions is deep in post production for Tales from Shakespeare & Postscripts (with new editors on board and composers hard at work) and in early pre production for other major projects. We look forward to sharing those stories with you all.
At Ragnarok we have the deepest respect for the power of live performance and when the time is right, we eagerly await another opening of another show. The story of Ragnarok is the story of the world ending with the hope of flourishing thereafter.
And...oh look, here we are :)
A hiatus- with high hopes.
The Mineola Twins
by Paula Vogel
Ragnarok gets political (kind of) with a comedy in 6 scenes, 4 dreams, and (at least) 6 bad wigs. How ridiculous it is for us to start so close and drift so far.
Now watch carefully.
We'll hold up the mirror.
See if you see your face
if you see your sister's face
if you see your lover's face
if you see your child's face
in the face looking back at you from the mirror.
Horrible, PHunDraiser: A Shadow Cast Sing Along
Ragnarok's first fundraiser for its 2018 trip to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
ONE NIGHT ONLY! 1/27/2018-
One screen. Several actors. And singing. Fun and frivolity, surprises and prizes.
An Adaptation of Ovid's Metamophoses.
Book by Naomi Iizuka.
A visceral blend of classical mythology and real life stories told by street kids.
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The Odyssey of Homer.
See Rock City & Other Destinations.
The Odyssey is an original adaptation of Homer's epic Greek poem about Odysseus's journey home after the Fall of Troy. Performed in iambic pentameter, the adaptation was written by Ragnarok Productions' own Nathaniel Scott.
Odyssey Photo Album: bit.ly/odpix2018
See Rock City & Other Destinations is a contemporary musical by Drama Desk Award winners Adam Mathias and Brad Alexander. This vignette-style musical is about connections both missed and made at tourist destinations across America.
SRC Photo Album: bit.ly/SRCpix2018
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the biggest celebration of arts and culture on the planet. It brings together over 450,000 audience members with artists from around the globe in over 3,000 shows at 300 different venues. In 2018- we were at one of those venues.
Tales From Shakespeare & Postscripts: A Feature Length Film
Using the medium of film to take a closer look into the corners of the Globe. Now in post-production. Check the tab! Up at the top. Yes, that one.
Experience the cycle of loving and dying, believing and pretending, dreaming and waking.
www.ragnarokproductions.com/make-believe
An official selection of 2018 Cutting Edge International Film Festival.
A series of messages seek to shape the future of a brilliant scientist- at a cost.
Talk To Myself is the first story set in a larger, unified world.
Romeo and Juliet: Seasons
Four couples in progressive stages of life share in the love, loss, and poetry of Shakespeare's famous star-crossed lovers- pushed and pulled by class, ethnicity, fear of commitment and fear of parting.
thirty-six & four
A fly on the wall experience as two strangers answer increasingly personal, unrehearsed questions; as they are challenged to be honest with themselves and vulnerable to each other. A 4 episode documentary series, now in post-pro
The Kind of Thing We Used to Do (2015-2017 Theater Seasons)
Ragnarok Productions for Young Audiences: Workshop Presentation of New Adaptations of The Odyssey and Alice in Wonderland
Adapted by Nathaniel Glein Scott.
Presented as a new play workshop, these two pieces, each intended for school audiences, were performed on Aug 6, 2017 at North Street Community Chapel.
The Odyssey is as classic a tale as can be, with its well-known journey narrative. Embedded within it is also a vital, important, and sadly current message of violence and the trauma it leaves in its wake that plays out for both Odysseus and his son, Telemachos. Target audience: Middle or High School.
Alice in Wonderland highlights themes of maintaining identity in the face of adversity. By virtue of its protagonist's gender, this message is most particularly geared toward young women still establishing their burgeoning personhood. Target audience: Elementary
C.S. Lewis "Till We Have Faces", A Myth Retold.
Adapted by Deanna Jent.
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May 20 & 21; 27 & 28 @ 8 PM; Matinee May 21 @ 3:30
235 North St Community Chapel
Hingham ,MA
ALL SHOWS FREE!
Donations encouraged.
Of the myth of Cupid and Psyche ,
of being and becoming.
of gods
and of us.
Verily: A Galactic Holiday Celebration: The Special Event Edition
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Join us December 12 at 2 PM or 13th at 7 PM, 2015 for Verily: A Galactic Holiday Celebration: The Special Event Edition.
At VAGHCTSEE we will celebrate our love of things Shakespeare and things to do with... Galactic Battles...
We will share stories of a long, long time ago in the iambic pentameter of a long time ago.
It'll be a thing.
You should be there.
Hosted by M.A.M.L.E.O.
61 Columbia Road
Free Admission. (Though donations are encouraged).
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)- Revised
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On July 31st & Aug 1st, 2015, we attempted a feat we believed to be unprecedented in the history of civilization- to capture in a single theatrical experience the genius, the witchcraft & wizardry, the towering grandeur of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare.
We may have been trained professionals. You should NOT try this at home.
Go over to a friend's house instead.


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Ebola outbreaks are set to be managed quickly and efficiently – saving lives – with a new approach developed by an international team of researchers, including the University of Warwick, which helps to streamline outbreak decision-making.
Dr. Michael Tildesley from the School of Life Sciences -- with researchers from Penn State University – have discovered that educating people in areas affected by Ebola about how the disease spreads through communities is the most effective strategy for halting an epidemic.
During the 2014 Ebola outbreak, numerous different intervention models were created with the aim of finding the best strategy to stop the spread of the disease.
The researchers re-assessed 37 of these models and simulated many different outbreak scenarios using varying methods – including increased hospitalization and community education about disease transmission – to identify the most consistent approach to tackling Ebola infections.
Of all the models that the research team evaluated, the majority consistently ranked two commonly proposed management strategies as the most effective: reducing transmission rates at funerals and reducing transmission rates in the community.
For example, by ensuring safe burials, reducing risky behavior, providing household sanitation kits, encouraging sick individuals to remain at home, and increased community awareness.
Strategies which focused on reducing transmission at hospitals and increasing hospitalization rates, however, were not well ranked.
At the start of the 2014 outbreak, there was confusion caused by lots of different predictions about how many cases there would be. But these differences may distract from the ultimate goal of limiting the outbreak.
This new approach identifies consistent patterns in projections and means that future outbreaks can be efficiently managed by policy-makers, and research efforts prioritized - to save more lives.
The 2014 Ebola epidemic resulted in 28,646 cases, and claimed 11,323 lives by March 2016. If a future Ebola epidemic had exactly the same numbers, using this approach could create a reduction of 3266 cases, and save 1633 lives.
The paper, 'Essential information: Uncertainty and optimal control of Ebola outbreaks,' was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The research team at Penn State includes Shou-Li Li, Katriona Shea, Ottar Bjørnstad, Matthew Ferrari and undergraduate Riley Mummah.
This research was funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) in the UK, as well as the National Science Foundation and National Institute of Health in the USA, with support from the Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences.
Also collaborating on the paper were William Probert from the University of Warwick, Michael Runge from the USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, and Christopher Fonnesbeck from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.


Tuesday, police received two reports of protesters outside Vinje Lutheran Church on the 1100 block of Willmar Avenue Southwest. Vinje was a polling place in Tuesday's election.
The first was reported around 5 p.m. A man was standing outside the polling place with an anti-abortion sign. The man had reportedly been asked to leave, but was refusing to.
Minnesota election judges take our statutes very seriously, though it's likely many of those voting at the location agreed with the protester. The right of voters to cast their ballots without encountering persuasion or intimidation at their polling location is part of the process.
The man was persistant--and likely there to shame Clinton supporters.
According to the interactive poll finder at the Minnesota Secretary of State's website, Vinje Lutheran Church is the polling place for Willmar Ward 2, Precinct 2. The vote in the precinct heavily favored Republican candidates who opposed reproductive rights (and in the U.S. House, Minnesota Senate and Minnesota House, all DFL and GOP candidates were anti-choice; that left the Presidential race).
With the exception of conservative Blue Dog Republican Collin Peterson, the precinct voted heavily Republican. This was not the case in 2014, when citizens favored DFL candidates with the exception of Dan Severson for Minnesota Secretary of State; in 2012, the voters split their tickets, picking Romney--but Klobuchar for U.S. Senator, Republican candidate Joe Gimse over eventual winner Lyle Koenen for state senate (both were sitting senators at the time) and Sawatzky over sitting state representative Bruce Vogel.
It's a swing district, but both Republican and DFL candidates for the state legislature from Willmar are pro-life.
Photo: File photo of the church, via West Central Tribune.


I'll confess to rolling my eyes a bit when my April issue of Wild West arrived. Ah, another cover story on Wyatt Earp. How original. After reading the article, however, my eyes are back in proper alignment and my hat's in my hands. It's refreshing to read an Earp piece that avoids the tiresome "who-did-he-shoot, what-gun-did-he-carry" stuff, and instead breaks fresh ground. How a man's legend is crafted is an apt topic for today's fame-obsessed, reality-show America. Well done, Messrs. Eric Weider and John Rose. I likewise enjoyed Allan Radbourne's feature "Out of the West, Into the Western" and have but one wee quibble: Earp's old compadre "Uncle Billy" Tilghman was killed in Cromwell, Okla. (where he was the city marshal), not in Compton.
Authors Eric Weider and John Rose respond: We're glad you enjoyed "The Making of Wyatt Earp's Legend." Reading all those letters between the Earps and Stuart Lake was a special experience. It really allowed us to be a "fly on the wall," in effect listening in on conversations that were not meant for public consumption and free of posturing. We enjoyed sharing this story with the Wild West readers. Without Frontier Marshal, Wyatt would surely have been a well-known lawman today—maybe something like Bill Tilghman or Pat Garrett—but that book is what made him the true American Icon of the West.
Some good new photos in the story about Wyatt Earp by Weider and Rose, but the myths continue. Several inaccuracies appear. The authors claim Wyatt would have preferred being called a lawman rather than a gunfighter. I doubt he wanted to be known as a lawman, either. He certainly never wanted to talk about his police days, and I got that from two people who knew him. The article refers to Lake and Earp meeting in 1928 and says Masterson was "by then working with Lake." Bat died in 1921. The article implies Wyatt was poor in the 1920s because he and Josie lost their gambling ability. In reality, it was Josie's inability to win at gambling that cost them a fortune. The article claims that Wyatt was a "consultant" to movie producer. We don't know that. He may have been on some sets. The article says Billy Breckenridge visited with Earp to get information for Helldorado. But we know Billy was retained in the Crabtreee case and he was interviewing Earp chiefly to connect some dots on that matter, and likely told Earp so to get the appointment with him. After all, what Billy made up in his book, he surely didn't get from Wyatt, right? The article claims Wyatt wanted Joel McCrae to play him in the movies. McCrae's first film was in 1927. If Wyatt had any presumptions of someone playing him in film the actor would have been Bill Hart. The funeral photo again cites the guy on the left as lawyer William Hunsaker, but Carol Mitchell says that it is Fred Dornberger. She would know. Her grandfather was at the funeral and covered it for the Hearst papers. Lastly, Josie is pictured in a new photo with a tall man taken in Tombstone. The article cites him as John Flood. He doesn't look like the nearly anorexic Flood we know. That Tombstone trip was in 1937. Jeanne Cason Laing told me it was the Ackermans who went with Josie to Tombstone. I doubt Mr. Ackerman would have allowed his wife, in the late 1930s, to travel from Los Angeles to Tombstone by herself. I say that's Harold Ackerman. After all, why would Food go all the way to Tombstone with Josie, a relationship that was not dear, eight years after Wyatt died?
Eric Weider and John Rose respond: We agree that Mr. Peterson has pointed out some minor factual errors but do not feel these have in any way compromised the validity of our story. Other points he makes are a matter of opinion. Wyatt talked extensively about his police days to Flood and Lake, not the actions of a man trying to bury his police past. We meant to say that Lake had previously worked on the paper with Masterson, but not in 1928 (Mr. Peterson is correct that Masterson was dead by then). We never said that Wyatt or Josie "lost their gambling ability"; all we said was that they were heavy gamblers and had not done well preparing for their retirement years. Josie was the only Earp to ever lose at gambling? We did not claim that Wyatt was a "paid" consultant, rather that he did offer information and consultation about the West to early Hollywood actors and others in the movie business. Mr. Peterson is correct about the official purpose (the Crabtree case) for Breckenridge's interviews, but the timing suggests that he was possibly also getting material for his book. The statement about Joel McCrae was based on a comment allegedly made by McCrae's wife. Wyatt might have thought that both Hart and McCrae were good choices for playing him. A current Earp biographer, Lee Silva, says that who the actual pallbearers were at Wyatt's funeral is still disputed, but we have no reason to dispute what Carol Mitchell says. As for the questioned photo, it did not come with identification. There is some resemblance to Flood's facial features. But Mr. Peterson is correct that we should have made it clearer that we were not certain it was Flood.
As your readers know from Paul Hutton's "Camels Go West: Forgotten Frontier Story" (December 2007 Wild West), the Syrian camel driver Hadji Ali, called Hi Jolly, came to the United States in 1856 as part of Edward Beale's camel experiment. Much less has been written about Jacob Acabajal, a companion of Hi Jolly who lived with him after the Civil War. Later, Jacob moved to Colorado's Bent County, where old-timers reported seeing his 18 camels grazing among the rocky bluffs in the area. Hi Jolly, who died in December 1902, was given a prominent pyramid-shaped gravestone near Quartizsite (see picture on P. 47 of the December issue). Jacob Acabajal, who died the month before, has a simpler pyramid-shaped sandstone marker on the side of a quarry in a remote section of Bent County. The marker (at left) includes his name, his date of death and a crude drawing of a camel.
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Five Wyoming Sports That Should Be In The Winter Olympics
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The Winter Olympics are good, but we think they could be better. Here's five popular Wyoming winter pastimes that would make the games more exciting.
Ski Joring is like a rodeo on skis as riders race through obstacles and fly over jumps while being pulled by a horse. There are several Ski Joring events across the state, including the annual Winter Festival in Sundance and the Pinedale Winter Carnival. If cross country skiing is an official Olympic sport, Ski Joring should be too.
Speed Flying takes ski jumping to the next level. Arguably the most extreme winter sport on the planet, it combines skiing and paragliding for what some daredevils consider to be the ultimate ride.
A Cardboard Box Derby would be an excellent addition to the alpine events. Athletes from every country could build their own cardboard sleds and race each other down the mountain.
Another sport that would make the Winter Olympics more exciting is Cutter Racing. A Cowboy State tradition for nearly 100 years, this event originated in Thayne, Wyo. in the 1920s. The first Cutter Racing Association was formed in 1948 and has since spread to several western states.
Finally, there is no better way to celebrate the closing ceremonies than a round of Gelande Quaffing. Invented in Teton Village by a group of thirsty ski bums stuck inside a bar during a blizzard, it is considered among the greatest drinking games of all time. Every spring, teams from across the globe come to Wyoming for the annual World Championship.
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