Holistic Central: Up Coming Radio Shows for February 2014 - Please Join US and Share!
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During February 2014, the Citizens' Internet Radio Network will be presenting a series of radio shows highlighting holistic health, parental rights, cancer prevention and other topics. Please make a note of our sponsors and support them. These shows are available world wide and can be accessed via computer or phone. Archived versions will be available immediately after broadcast. Please share with family, friends and associates.
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Thyroid dysfunction and our toxic world: What to do in your daily life to help your thyroid heal. Click on the link below to join the show or listen to the archived version.
Thyroid dysfunction is increasing at exponential proportions. Thyroid dysfunction can present with symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, bloating, constipation, and even cancer. Dr. Hayman will discuss the many ways thyroid function is being compromised through common daily exposures, and small things you can do to help keep your thyroid healthy.
The second half of the show will focus on Poly MVA and how it is saving lives.
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No parent could ever imagine the horror of not being able to raise their own child. Yet, in today's family court system, we are finding that more and more divorced parents are losing their rights to see their child and to act as their parent. The reasoning behind this growing movement is equally horrific. Divorced parents are disputing over the administration of psychotropic drugs to their children. One parent wants to drug the child and the other one does not. Mental health has become insinuated into today's Family Court and the right to Informed Consent is surpassed by vested interests. Hear one parent's tale and how he continues to fight for the right to say "NO" to mind-altering drugs for his child.
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Cardiovascular Disease: recognizing that good fats are our friends. Click on the link below to join the show or listen to archived version.
In the last 5 decades, it was thought that poor cardiovascular function was from a diet high in fat and high in salt. Most natural medicine experts will tell you that is a lie. Fats, minerals, and protein are necessary for proper function of the human body. Dr. Hayman will discuss how a diet high in good fats, healthy minerals, and quality proteins can actually protect your heart from cardiovascular disease.
Walter Davis, Andrew Thibaud, Michael Potts and Laurie Anspach (Executive Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights Florida).
Click on the link below to join the show or listen to archived version.
We continue to look at the issue of mental health and the family courts, we talk with another parent who spent his time, money and all his heart to fight for the rights of his son and himself, only to be met with constant road-blocks, put in front of him by family court-appointed psychologists who were vested in drugging his child. We look at what parents can do to assert their rights, how they can work together to push through one of the toughest fights of their lives.
Walter Davis, Andrew Thibaud, Michael Potts, Laurie Anspach, (Executive Director Citizens Commission on Human Rights Florida).
The power of our 1st amendment and why we, as parents and advocates must continue to speak out for human rights in the field of mental health. In this show, we explore the power of numbers of parents joining together to help fight for the rights of our own children as well as others' children, to be free from forced "treatment". Learn about the new parent group that is forming with the sole purpose of defending our rights to speak out and decline the drugs that are so heavily pushed on our families.
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The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service meets basic needs and helps individuals and families achieve their goals. We provide shelter, food, direct services, advocacy and information to people in need. We accomplish this through strong partnerships with volunteers, staff and those we serve. We rely on the active involvement of caring individuals, congregations and other community organizations.
The Community Kitchen provides around 80,000 meals to hungry persons every year. Meals are free of charge and are provided to residents of Community House and anyone who is hungry.
lunch (10 to 12:30 p.m.) on the fourth Thursday of each month.
The Community Kitchen is located at the corner of Rosemary and Columbia in Chapel Hill.
To join our meal teams – contact the church office by email at office@unitedchurch.org or call 919-942-3540.
A small team of women at United Church serve dinner to the women and children of HomeStart the 3rd Thursday of the month.
Members of United Church of Chapel Hill bake 36-40 casseroles a month to provide meals to serve at IFC Community Kitchen and HomeStart. You can become a "Casserole Chef" and fill a church pan with your favorite casserole that freezes and is moist.
Bring a jar of peanut butter, a can of beans, a bag of rice, a jar of pasta sauce, or another non-perishable food item! We collect food each Sunday for a community pantry in Carrboro that is available to people in crisis.
Without volunteers, the IFC would not be able to provide the same level of services to those in need. The IFC began as a volunteer-run organization. The IFC relies heavily on volunteers and in-kind donations. Volunteers and interns now contribute more than 43,000 hours at the IFC every year. To put that number in perspective, our volunteers worked more hours than our full-time staff.
IFC offers a variety of rewarding volunteer opportunities for individuals and those who want to do service projects.
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"RSVVP" stands for "Restaurants Sharing Ten Percent" (the Vs are Roman numerals). Participating restaurants will contribute 10% of their total proceeds on that day to benefit the IFC Food Pantry and Community Kitchen. A great day for going out for lunch and/or dinner.
Only $25 helps us offer a holiday meal to an entire family – a turkey or ham, stuffing, vegetables, bread and dessert. Over the holiday season, please consider sharing a holiday meal with someone who might not otherwise get one by participating in our Holiday Coupon campaign. It's simple. Look for coupons in October/November in your church bulletin.
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Having started his playing days with Monaco, Thierry Henry will now begin his managerial career with the Ligue 1 club as he has signed a three-year deal to become Monaco's head coach.
Making the announcement this morning, Henry wrote, 'It is with great pride that I am delighted to announce that I have accepted the position to become the manager of AS Monaco FC. I was fortunate to receive some very attractive offers over the last few months but Monaco will always be close to my heart.
Having started my footballing career with this great Club, its seems like fate that I will now begin my managerial career here too. Im incredibly excited to be given this opportunity but now the hard work must begin. Can't wait'.
Before now, the 41-year-old Frenchman was Belgium's assistant manager. He started his career at Monaco in 1994 under former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, before joining Juventus in 1999. After just one year in Italy, he signed for the Gunners and went on to win two Premier League titles and two FA Cups in eight years in north London.
Then came a move to Barcelona, where he won the treble of La Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League in 2008-09. In 2010 he signed for Major League Soccer side Red Bulls, where he spent five seasons and also had a two-month loan spell back at Arsenal in early 2012.
Henry was a World Cup winner with France in 1998 and won the European Championship two years later, scoring 51 goals in 123 appearances for Les Bleus. He retired as a player in December 2014 to work as a television pundit, before joining Belgium's coaching staff in 2016.


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Na Bratislavskej Lýre () is the sixth compilation album by Marika Gombitová, released on OPUS in 2008.

Track listing

Official releases
 2008: Na Bratislavskej Lýre, CD, OPUS, #91 0016

Credits and personnel

 Marika Gombitová - lead vocal, writer
 Ján Lehotský - music, lead vocal
 Miroslav Žbirka - lead vocal
 Miroslav Jevčák - lead vocal
 Pavol Hammel - music
 Ján Lauko - music, producer

 Kamil Peteraj - lyrics
 Zoro Laurinc - lyrics
 Peter Guldan - lyrics
 Modus - chorus
 Milan Vašica - producer

References

General

Specific

External links

2008 compilation albums
Marika Gombitová compilation albums

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Are you planning on moving to Nashville, TN, and struggling with things you should do before moving into your new home? Troubled by the decisions you recently took when you decided to move? If yes, we can offer you some solutions we think are the best for you. But, before that, you should give yourself some well-earned rest. Namely, moving never comes easy and it can be very stressful at times. So what you should do is to make the most of your old home.
One of the best ideas is to take a walk around the neighborhood and enjoy the scenery. This is, quite possibly, the last time you will do that in a while. After all, it was your home once, why not leave it in the best memory possible? For the ones who are not into that, visiting your favorite place for a cup of coffee or tea is something you might enjoy. There is a lot of planning ahead of you, so taking your time to enjoy your soon-to-be previous living environment might relieve you of your stress and allow you to move forward with a clear head.
After all, it is important to be creative even when rest is concerned. Have a fishing lake nearby? Go fishing. Never went bowling before? Go bowling. It is important to be relaxed for the days ahead in which you will be planning your move into a new home. Once you have rested enough, the time for planning is at hand.
It is very important to prepare your finances for the road ahead, and it is definitely one of the things you should do before moving in your new home. Moving never comes easy and once you have rested enough, you can start planning for the move itself. One of the biggest concerns is most definitely the cost of moving. You most certainly are not planning to leave all your possessions at your old home. This makes getting an estimate about how much it will cost you to move the correct way to go. Fortunately, this step is not that hard even though it sounds as it is.
One of the things you can do is to get your moving quote so that you can prepare well in advance. Remember, a good planning is a key to success, make sure you use it to the best of your ability. Once you start, things will simply fall into place one by one. It is imperative to get the best start possible. We wholeheartedly recommend getting your moving quote as soon as possible.
Moving to a new home is definitely a big step in your life and the life of your family. If you are planning to move away from the city or the country, you should get your business in order before doing so. After all, you certainly have things you always wanted to do on your mind, so why not do them now? Visiting the ancient history museum or going skydiving with your best friend might not be on your list, but there are some things you should do before moving into your new home. In order to relax and enjoy the process.
This will also help you with the move itself since you will have less on your mind to worry about. This will even make you feel more complete as a person. Also, if you are moving far away and never plan on coming back, it might be a nice idea to host a party in that name. You most certainly do not want to leave without saying goodbye to your best friends and hosting a party can be the best way to do so. Saying your goodbyes should be one of the things you should do before moving into your new home. You will miss them. And they will miss you too.
After you managed to get your business in order and to get your moving quote, it is now time for the move itself. Of course, your move might not necessarily have to be in Nashville; you are completely free to explore the rest of the world. However, that might not be as easy as it sounds. You still need to prepare for every single step of your journey into your new home.
Fortunately for you, there are a lot of ways you can do so. You can check with your friends and family about the best decision to take and you can also check with some of the long distance movers to get a good idea about how to proceed. After all, it is your life and you want to get the best out of it, and by consulting with people you might get the best results. You are aware that moving is not easy and that it will be the next big step in your life. That is good, for it certainly is. It is up to you to decide and you should decide well so that you can enjoy your new home in the best possible way.
The move is completed and you are sitting happily in your new home and drinking a glass of well-earned wine. Everything seems perfect and you recall what you had to go through to be where you are right now. From the beginning, you think about preparing for the move itself – resting, going fishing, visiting your favorite place and the memories come back and you smile since they are most definitely some of the good ones.
Of course, knowing the estimate of your move allowed you to plan other things as well. For example, you actually went skydiving with your best friend before you moved and you could do it with your mind at ease because you did all the hard work concerning the move yourself. Also, you hosted a big party and said your farewells to your friends and loved ones in the best way possible. But, before being able to relax as you are doing right now, you also talked either with your friends or the long distance movers to get reassured that everything will be going the way you planned and you did it!
You are sitting happily in your new home and enjoying the fruits of your decision to move. After all, that glass of wine is most certainly only going to add the flavor to the fruits of your hard work and you have earned every single piece of it.
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Passover 2017 begins at sundown on Monday, April 10th. Matthew and Frances will be coming in for the week and we will be celebrating with Chicago family at our house for the first Seder and the following Shabbat. Thankfully our niece and nephew are hosting the second Seder. I always work on my battle plan and menu for weeks ahead of the holiday, checking my serving dishes, wine etc. to note what needs to be ordered or polished. Today my Shmura ("guarded") matza was delivered by our wonderful Chabad Rabbi along with my new wine fountain, which I ordered from Israel, so I am in full Passover mode now.
Because I am hosting two holiday nights and my niece and nephew are making lamb, I have decided on a beef main course for the first Seder and a fish main course for Shabbat. The Shabbat choice was also partly informed by Frances, who is observing Lent and will not eat meat on Friday. While I am an Ashkenazi Jew on both my mother and father's side (and proud of it), my palate tends toward Sephardic foods. One challenge that I face, in addition to producing delicious, Kosher for Passover foods, is that I need to have at least some kid-friendly desserts that don't include eggs, since my niece's son is allergic. I will post my Passover Shabbat menu during the interim days of Pesach. In the meantime, hopefully this will get you started on a few ideas if you are hosting a Seder of your own. Chag Pesach Sameach!


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But what puzzles me most is that systems built with Erlang are object-oriented systems, as I understand the term. Oh well.
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Thursday night, November 8, 2007, the Civil Air Patrol lost two volunteers and leaders of the search for Steve Fossett when their single-engine CAP Cessna 182 Skylane (N881CP) crashed into Mount Potosi southwest of Las Vegas The plane was a new turbocharged T182T NAV III that the Nevada Wing had received in April of this year. The Nevada Wing had put more than 300 hours on the plane. The Cessna disappeared from radar about 7:15 pm according to the FAA. The crash was estimated to be about 1,300 feet from the top of the 8,514 foot tall Mount Potosi, according to the National Transportation Safety Board preliminary report. The glass cockpit Cessna 182 was destroyed by fire. Killed were the Nevada Wing Commander of the Civil Air Patrol, Colonel Dion E. DeCamp and the Pacific Region Director of Operations and a former national vice commander, Colonel Edwin W. Lewis Jr. Colonel Lewis had over 28,000 hours as a pilot while Colonel DeCamp had over 27,000 hours. This is the second fatal aircraft accident for the CAP in the last three months.
Carole Lombard, an actress who was married to actor Clark Gable (see below) died returning to California on TWA Flight 3 with her mother and press agent after taking part in a national war bond campaign for World War II. Unfortunately, her plane crashed into a cliff less than 60 feet from the top of Mount Potosi on January 16, 1942. Its reported the plane was off course because the captain of the plane was in the back talking to Lombard and the first officer was up front flying all alone in instrument conditions. Lombard's plane crashed on a Thursday night at 7:23 pm. The CAP Cessna 182 that was lost last Thursday disappeared from radar at about 7:15 pm. Weird coincidence, both planes going down on a Thursday night at the same time and on the same mountain, a kind reader also has pointed out both nights fell on the New Moon. Could a moonless night have contributed to this accident? Perhaps it was the glass cockpit. The Transcontinental and Western Airlines (TWA) DC-3 Lombard was on had 15 Army Air Corp pilots aboard. On this Veterans Day we salute Colonel Lewis and Colonel DeCamp, as well as the patriots who were on that DC-3 so many years ago. A plaque is at the DC-3 crash site on Mount Potosi. A plaque should be placed at the CAP crash site on Mount Potosi as well. Colonel Lewis and Colonel DeCamp were the best of the best who were highly regarded volunteer leaders, willing to risk their lives to save others.
COLONEL EDWIN W. LEWIS JR.
Edwin W. Lewis, Jr., A research pilot at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center and director of operations for Civil Air Patrol's Pacific Region, died Thursday November 8, when the CAP Cessna 182 in which he was flying crashed into a mountain outside Las Vegas. He was 71. The cause of the crash is under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board. Ed was born in New York City and began flight training as a Civil Air Patrol cadet in 1951. He received a bachelor's degree from Hobart College, N.Y., and entered the U.S. Air Force through the ROTC. He served from 1965 through 1966 in Vietnam, where he was a forward air controller, flying more than 1,000 hours in the O-1 "Bird Dog" aircraft. He earned a Bronze Star medal as well as a Distinguished Flying Cross. He then joined Pan American World Airways as a pilot. Lewis served with the California National Guard while working for Pan Am. He retired as commander of the 129th Air Rescue and Recovery Group. He took early retirement from Pan Am in 1989 to join NASA. He flew for eight years at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View and at Dryden since 1997. Lewis had served in the Civil Air Patrol as California Wing commander from 1978 to 1982, Pacific Region commander for four years and was elected national vice commander in August 1993. Ed was preceded in death by his parents and brother John. He is survived by his wife of 37 years, Midge Lewis of Castro Valley and sons Eric of Castro Valley and Steve of Los Angeles; sisters-in-law, Beverly Lewis of Utah, Sheila Conway (Jack) of Petaluma and Beverly Borges (Jeff) of Modesto; nieces, Susan Tsutsumi (Paul) of Palos Verdes, Kathy Lococo (Larry) of San Anselmo and four great- nieces and nephew. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, November 17 at 10:00 A.M. at Transfiguration Church, 4000 E. Castro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley. Additionally, NASA will be holding a Service at the Palmdale Airport December 1. Interested parties may email [email protected] for more details. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the CAP Lewis Scholarship Fund, c/o Pacific Region CAP, PO Box 4718, Hayward, CA 94540.
Colonel Dion Ellsworth DeCamp was born on August 26, 1934 in Blackwell, OK, one of two children born to Oral and Dorris DeCamp. Colonel DeCamp and Barbara, his younger sister by two years, grew up in the small town atmosphere of Blackwell. He was an Eagle Scout and an aspiring athlete, setting an Oklahoma state swimming record for the 50-Meter Freestyle in 1950. He attended Oklahoma A&M College (later Oklahoma State University) from 1951 to 1953, majoring in Industrial Engineering. In June 1956, he entered United States Air Force Aviation Cadet Primary Navigator training at Harlington AFB, Texas. A Distinguished Graduate of Class 57-16, he received the wings of a USAF Navigator and a commission as a Second Lieutenant in September of 1957. After graduation from navigator training, he was assigned to the 1501st Air Transport Wing at Travis Air Force Base, CA, where he served from 1957 to 1961. He flew on many missions over the Pacific, including serving as navigator on the C-97 crew of Hawaiian pilot Don Ho, who became a famous entertainer. While stationed at Travis, Colonel DeCamp was selected to attend Undergraduate Pilot Training. He entered pilot training at Webb AFB, Texas in 1961, and was awarded USAF Pilot Wings in 1962, becoming one of a very select group of Air Force officers who were both navigators and pilots. Following graduation from pilot training, Colonel DeCamp was assigned the 76th Military Airlift Squadron at Charleston AFB, SC where he flew the C-130 Hercules aircraft. During this period of service as a pilot he was awarded the USAF Expeditionary Medal for Cuba in 1962, for the Dominican Republic in 1964, and for Viet Nam in 1966. In 1966, after an active duty career that provided him the opportunity to fly worldwide, including missions to many remote and exotic locations, Colonel DeCamp left the Air Force to accept a position with American Airlines. American soon called on DeCamp's unique qualifications as both a pilot and a navigator and assigned him additional duties as a navigation instructor for the airline's military contract in the Pacific. It was the beginning of a long and distinguished airline career, during which he flew the MD-80 and DC-10, and the Boeing 727, 757, and 767. He retired from American Airlines as a Captain in 1994. Colonel DeCamp paralleled his civilian airline career with one of public service as a citizen soldier pilot in the California Air National Guard. He joined the 146th Air Transport Wing, Van Nuys, California in 1967. The unit was flying C-97 transport aircraft but upgraded to the newer C-130A Hercules in 1970. During the late 1960s and early 1970s the Air Guard flew many support missions across the Pacific to Viet Nam. With his active duty experience as a pilot and a navigator, he quickly became a highly respected member of the unit. Considered by his fellow aircrew members to be an exceptionally gifted aviator, his easy style and personal presence made him a natural choice for positions of military leadership. During his career in the Air Guard he served as Squadron Chief Pilot, Group Chief Pilot, Chief of Standardization/Evaluation, Base Commander and Wing Deputy Commander for Operations. He was a respected mentor who influenced a number of junior officers who would later rise to positions of senior leadership in the military. Colonel DeCamp was the senior officer responsible for the unit's Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System (MAFFS) operations. When called upon in emergencies, the Wing converted two of its C-130 aircraft into aerial tankers capable of dropping 3000 gallons of fire retardant on wildfires. It was a dangerous mission restricted to a few carefully selected and highly trained flyers in the Wing. A hands-on leader, Colonel DeCamp personally flew as pilot in command during MAFFS operations on numerous wildfires. Colonel DeCamp received the Air Force Commendation Medal in 1970, a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management from the Armed Forces Institute of Technology in 1974, and retired from the Air National Guard with the rank of full Colonel in 1980. After retiring from the airlines and the Air National Guard, Colonel DeCamp moved from Southern California to Reno, NV and began another career of public service, this time as a member of the Civil Air Patrol. DeCamp joined the Reno Composite Squadron of the Nevada Wing Civil Air Patrol in 1994. He became a fully qualified Mission Pilot, Check Pilot, Counterdrug Pilot and Cadet Orientation Pilot. He also was a Master Level Standards and Evaluation Officer and became a fully qualified Incident Commander. During his time in CAP, Colonel DeCamp received the Grover Loening Aerospace Award, the Paul E. Garber and Gill Robb Wilson Awards. DeCamp also attended numerous courses within the CAP including the Region and National Staff College, National Commanders Course and other professional development courses pertaining to his progression toward Nevada Wing Commander. Colonel DeCamp was a respected and well liked instructor and trainer for many of the CAP development courses. Positions held in the Civil Air Patrol include: Nevada Wing Director of Operations, Vice Commander, representative to the Nevada State SAR Board, and Wing Commander (March 2003 until his passing).


The Youth Room is located on the 2nd floor of the Library, and houses our extensive collection of materials appropriate for small children through young adults. We also have games, toys, puzzles, and a large Activity Room for projects and various events.
Click here for a list of this month's program offerings.
Story Hour: Monday and Thursdays, 10:30-11:30am: Children ages 0-6 and their caregivers are invited to join us for stories and songs, as well as activities in our activity room. It's a great way to meet other parents and caregivers! Check our monthly calendar for exact time and day.
1000 books before kindergarten: Any child (age birth to five years) can register at the Youth Desk and pick up your first reading logReturn the completed log to the Library to get your milestone sticker, add a leaf to our Reader Tree, and pick up the next log. There is also a free App for iPhone and Android that will allow you to track your reading if you prefer! Read 1000 books to get a free book and get your name on our Wall of Fame!
teen.comm teen.comm is a group of teens ages 12-18 who plan and execute Youth Programs at the Library providing valuable community service to our patrons. We meet bi-monthly to plan events as well as provide community service to projects as needed. New members always welcome!
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These prestigious awards, like the Nobel and Pulitzer, are familiar to most, but the brilliance and dedication of the awardees is truly uncommon. The honorees listed here have displayed unparalleled levels of excellence in their area of expertise, bringing national and international recognition to the university.
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Home Review The tutors were outstanding!
The course was incredibly well run and delivered. I loved every minute of it despite how tough it was at times.
I'd tell others thinking of taking the course to take it seriously, make sure you are willing to sacrifice every day for an entire month (including every evening) to the course because you will need it.
Shelve any personal commitments. It's only 1 month of your life but worth it. For me it's worth more than any course I've ever done (and tougher – my Masters included!).
Best advice is to remember the end goal – in most cases teaching in far off fabulous destinations. The world is your oyster!
I have incredibly fond memories of the teacher training centre in Ireland and miss my wonderful tutors, classmates and students. Hopefully I will get the opportunity to return and teach there at some stage.


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Brendan Fraser's comeback: How the star rose to awards season success
Brendan Fraser's epic comeback: How the star who disappeared from the spotlight after spiralling into depression has risen to acclaim with an Oscars nomination, BAFTAs nod and Critics' Choice win for The Whale
Brendan Fraser has been hailed as a comeback king after dominating the 2023 awards season following his acclaimed performance in The Whale.
The actor, 54, has been praised by critics for his 'sensational' comeback starring as 600lb English literature lecturer who wants to reconnect with his teenage daughter.
The emotional film received a standing ovation at Venice Film Festival and has dominated the awards season, catapulting Brendan back into the limelight in what fans have called a 'Brenaissance'.
Sensational: Brendan Fraser has been hailed as a comeback king after winning Best Actor at the Critics Choice Awards (pictured) following his acclaimed performance in The Whale
Comeback: The actor, 54, has been hailed by critics for his 'sensational' comeback starring as 600lb English literature lecturer who wants to reconnect with his teenage daughter
He has already picked up the Best Actor gong at the Critics Choice Awards and was nominated for a Golden Globe, but missed out to Austin Butler for his performance as Elvis Presley.
Continuing to rise to acclaim, Brendan has also received a Best Actor nod for the 2023 BAFTAs and has most recently scored a nomination in the same category for this year's Oscars.
It is quite the career comeback for the star, who battled depression and disappeared from the limelight after making an allegation of sexual assault in 2003, while he was also in and out of hospital for health issues.
As he secures himself an Oscars nomination in the Best Actor category… MailOnline looks back at how Brendan has made an epic career comeback.
Wow! He has already picked up the Best Actor gong at the Critics Choice Awards and was nominated for a Golden Globe, but missed out to Austin Butler
Star: As he secures himself an Oscars nomination in the Best Actor category… MailOnline looks back at how the George Of The Jungle star made an epic career comeback
Big career break
After making his film debut as a sailor in 1991 film Dogfight alongside River Phoenix, Brendan's big break came the following year in Encino Man.
He played the character of Link, a caveman who had been frozen for centuries and is thawed by two high school students who teach him about modern life.
Following the success of the film, he was cast in children's favourite film franchises George of the Jungle and The Mummy.
Big break: After making his film debut as a sailor in 1991 film Dogfight alongside River Phoenix, Brendan's big break came the following year in Encino Man
Fame: He played the character of Link, a caveman who had been frozen for centuries and is thawed by two high school students who teach him about modern life
His unbelievably chiseled physique also saw his garner a reputation as a Hollywood heartthrob as he thrashed around the sets performing stunts in high-action roles.
Speaking from his home in Bedford, New York, he said the physical toll of his roles made him feel like a workhorse from the Orwell novel Animal Farm.
After rising to fame through the action-packed films, Brendan described his buff physique as resembling 'a walking steak'.
During the 1990s and early 2000s, Brendan became a household name after starring in George Of The Jungle.
He starred in the 1997 Disney film George of the Jungle as a human dressed only in a loincloth who was raised by gorillas in the Ugandan jungle, which was based on the popular 1960s animated TV series of the same name.
Despite earning mixed reviews, the movie – which also starred Leslie Mann, Thomas Haden Church and Richard Roundtree – was a box office smash, raking in over $170 million globally against a $55 million budget.
Iconic: During the 1990s and early 2000s, Brendan was arguably best known for starring in George Of The Jungle
It did later earn a sequel, which went straight-to-video, with Christopher Showerman replacing Brendan as George and Julie Benz replacing Mann as Ursula, with Thomas Haden Church, John Cleese and Keith Scott reprising their roles.
When asked about the sequel in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Brendan referenced a scene in the 2003 follow-up where Disney seemingly referenced their own lowball offer to him.
'I think George got a remake, and they built a joke into it that the studio was too cheap to hire me, which wasn't inaccurate,' he said.
Brendan revealed in December the grueling diet he subjected himself to in order to achieve his sculpted physique on George Of The Jungle.
In order to get the body for the role, he told Variety he 'starved' himself so much he could not remember his PIN 'because my brain was misfiring'.
He made the admission to his Airheads co-star Adam Sandler as they reunited to chat for the publication's Actors On Actors series.
He pointed out why his figure was so important to the movie, saying: 'The wardrobe was there was no wardrobe.'
Knowing that he would be dressed only in a loincloth, Brendan found himself 'waxed' and 'starved of carbohydrates.'
He shared: 'I would drive home after work and stop to get something to eat. I needed some cash one day, and I went to the ATM, and I couldn't remember my PIN number because my brain was misfiring. Banging on the thing. I didn't eat that night.'
Role: He starred in the 1997 Disney film George of the Jungle as a human dressed only in a loincloth who was raised by gorillas in the Ugandan jungle
Huge success of The Mummy
Brendan went on to star alongside Rachel Weisz in The Mummy in 1999 and played adventurer Rick O'Connell in a total of in three of the movies.
He famously starred in 1999's The Mummy, 2001's The Mummy Returns and 2008's The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.
Brendan shot to stardom in The Mummy, which made an impressive $416.4million against an $80million budget.
Earlier this month, Brendan told Deadline's The Actor's Side that he would not be against returning to the franchise.
Adventure: Brendan went on to star alongside Rachel Weisz in The Mummy in 1999 and played adventurer Rick O'Connell in a total of in three of the movies
Blockbuster fame: Brendan shot to stardom in The Mummy, which made an impressive $416.4million against an $80million budget
He said: 'It's kind of an open-ended question for some time now. I'm not opposed to it, I don't know an actor who doesn't want a job.
'I don't think I've been this famous and unsalaried at the same time in my professional life so sign me up!'
String of blockbusters
After becoming a household name, Brendan secured a number of high profile roles in movies across the 2000s.
He starred in sci-fi movie Journey to the Centre of the Earth in 2008, and portrayed lead character Mo in children's fantasy movie Inkheart, based on a book by Cornelia Funke.
Household name: After becoming a household name, Brendan secured a number of high profile roles in movies across the 2000s, including Journey to the Centre of the Earth
He also starred in a slew of projects including Encino Man, School Ties, Gods and Monsters, The Quiet American, Crash, Texas Rising, The Affair, Doom Patrol, and No Sudden Move.
Sexual assault allegation
Brendan said he believed he had been blacklisted from Hollywood after he claimed he had been sexually assaulted by the former president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, Philip Berk, in 2003.
Speaking to GQ in 2018, he alleged he was leaving a luncheon hosted by the HFPA at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Hollywood when Berk approached him.
He said: 'His left hand reaches around, grabs my a** cheek, and one of his fingers touches me in the taint. And he starts moving it around.'
Claims: Brendan said he believed he had been blacklisted from Hollywood after he claimed he had been sexually assaulted by Philip Berk in 2003
He added: 'I felt ill. I felt like a little kid. I felt like there was a ball in my throat. I thought I was going to cry.'
He claimed he was able to remove Berk's hand before running out of the hotel and going straight home. He told his then wife, Afton Smith, about the incident but never made it public.
Instead, his reps asked Berk for a written apology, which he provided, but did not admit any wrongdoing.
Speaking to GQ about the claims, Berk acknowledged he had written a letter of apology to him but insisted he had not done anything wrong and dismissed his account as 'a total fabrication'.
Allegations: Speaking to GQ in 2018, he alleged he was leaving a luncheon hosted by the HFPA at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Hollywood when Berk shook his hand
After Brendan reported the claim to the HFPA he said he believed he may have been 'blacklisted' and was rarely invited back to the Golden Globe awards.
Depression and breakdown of his marriage
Brendan said the alleged incident had caused him to 'retreat' from the limelight as he spiralled into depression.
He described feeling 'not worthy' as the decade wore on, leading him to take roles he was less proud of.
As well as retreating from the spotlight in his career, his marriage was also falling apart.
He divorced Afton Smith, who he shares three sons Griffin, Leland and Holden with, in 2007 after nine years of marriage. As part of the settlement, he was ordered to pay $50,000 a month in spousal support.
Split: He divorced Afton Smith, who he shares three sons Griffin, Leland and Holden with, in 2007 after nine years of marriage
But in 2013, he sought an amendment to the agreement asking to pay less, claiming he wasn't earning the same enormous paycheques he had received in the 1990s during his heyday and couldn't afford the payments.
Being cast in The Affair
In 2016, his career picked up when he was cast in Showtime drama The Affair, starring Dominic West and Ruth Wilson.
Fraser played cruel prison guard John Gunther in the third season of the show – although the audience is unsure whether or not he is real or a figment of West's imagination.
While promoting the role in 2016, Fraser sat down for an interview with AOL – but his demeanour during the chat raised alarm with his fans.
Return: In 2016, his career picked up when he was cast in Showtime drama The Affair, starring Dominic West and Ruth Wilson
As he stumbled over his words and appeared somewhat spaced out, people began to worry he was 'depressed'.
However Fraser later revealed his mother had passed away from cancer just four days before he filmed the interview.
He said he hadn't done any press for a role in a long time and added he was 'in mourning' when the interview took place.
Starring with Hollywood stars Donald Sutherland and Hilary Swank
By 2018, Brendan's career appeared to be back on track as he starred in FX series Trust alongside Hollywood heavyweights Donald Sutherland and Hilary Swank.
He played James Fletcher Chase, a former CIA agent who was hired by billionaire J. Paul Getty in 1973 to find Getty's kidnapped grandson.
TV: By 2018, Brendan's career appeared to be back on track as he starred in FX series Trust alongside Hollywood heavyweights Donald Sutherland and Hilary Swank
After the series debuted, Vox reported it could be the beginning of the 'Brendan Fraser renaissance' – and as Brendan is now in line for several awards following his performance in The Whale, that prophecy may have come true.
'Brenaissance': Incredible performance in The Whale
Brendan made his epic return in The Whale, which marked his first Hollywood project in almost ten years and his first lead role in a movie since straight-to-DVD thriller Breakout in 2013.
In the psychological drama, he underwent a physical transformation to play an overweight man confined to a wheelchair, who is trying to reconnect with his daughter (Sadie Sink).
To play English teacher Charlie, who weighs 600 pounds, he had to wear prosthetics and spend four hours every day having the heavy 300-pound suit fitted.
Sensational: Brendan made his epic return in The Whale, which marked his first Hollywood project in almost ten years and his first lead role in a movie since Breakout in 2013
Brendan described the role as the 'hardest thing' he's ever done but said he was able to understand what was important to Charlie because of the love he has for his own children. Brendan shares sons Griffin, 20, Holden, 18, and Leland, 16, with his ex-wife Afton Smith.
The Whale follows Brendan's character Charlie as he tries to reconnect with his 17-year-old daughter Ellie (Sadie) after leaving her and her mother years earlier for another man.
The guilt over his relationship with the man – who would later die – leads Charlie to overeat and get to his current weight of 600 pounds.
The official synopsis reads: 'A reclusive English teacher suffering from severe obesity attempts to reconnect with his estranged teenage daughter for one last chance at redemption.'
The movie is based on the off-Broadway play of the same name, written by Samuel D. Hunter, who came on board as the screenwriter for the film.
Darren Aronofsky, known for helming films such as The Wrestler (2008), Mother! (2017) and Black Swan (2010), which earned him an Academy Award nomination, first saw the play in 2012 and asked the writer to work on a screenplay.
Fans have described his incredible comeback in The Whale as his 'brenaissance' as he continues to impress both critics and viewers alike.
Golden Globes nomination
Despite acting since 1991, Brendan has finally earned awards season recognition for The Whale.
The only award he took home before this year was the Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, which he won alongside his Crash co-stars in 2006.
But he secured his first Golden Globes nod in the Best Actor category, but lost out to Austin Butler for his performance as Elvis Presley in the biopic Elvis.
Acclaim: Despite acting since 1991, Brendan has finally earned awards season recognition for The Whale
However, he did not attend the Golden Globes, despite being nominated for his comeback movie The Whale.
He alleged four years ago that his career 'withered on a vine' after he was groped in 2003 by Philip Berk, a former president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), which is the organisation behind the Golden Globes.
Before the ceremony, he declared that he would 'not participate', adding: 'I have more history with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association than I have respect for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.'
He did continue to attend the Golden Globes after 2003, sitting in the audience at the ceremony as recently as 2010, when Berk was president of the HFPA.
Critics' Choice Awards win
In another huge achievement, Brendan took home his first major award for his performance in The Whale at the 2023 Critics' Choice Awards.
In the Best Actor category, he beat out an impressive field which included Austin Butler – Elvis, Tom Cruise – Top Gun: Maverick, Colin Farrell – The Banshees of Inisherin, Paul Mescal – Aftersun, and Bill Nighy – Living.
Congratulations! In another huge achievement, Brendan took home his first major award for his performance in The Whale
Accepting the award, he said: 'Thank you. Thank you for this honor, Critics Choice Association. Thank you.
'It was Herman Melville who once wrote that there are only five critics in America. The rest are asleep. I don't know what it means either. But I'm sure glad that you woke up for me. Where were you?'
He also thanked acclaimed director Darren Aronofsky for the project as he said: 'I was in the wilderness. I probably should have left a trail of breadcrumbs. But you found me. And like all best directors, you merely just showed me where to go to get to where I needed to be.'
BAFTA nomination
Continuing to dominate the awards season, Brendan was also nominated for Best Actor for the 2023 BAFTAs, due to be held on February 19.
He is up against Austin Butler for his performance as Elvis Presley in Baz Luhrmann's biopic, Colin Farrell for The Banshees of Inisherin and Paul Mescal for Aftersun.
Also nominated in the category are Daryl McCormack for Good Luck To You, Leo Grande and Bill Nighy for Living.
The Whale also earned recognition for Best Make-up and Hair and for Best Adapted Screenplay as it continues to earn acclaim.
In line for an Oscar
Amid his massive awards season success, Brendan has most recently been nominated for an Oscar.
Emotional: The Whale follows Brendan's character Charlie as he tries to reconnect with his 17-year-old daughter Ellie (Sadie) after leaving her and her mother years earlier for another man
For the first time in his decades-long career, he is up for Best Actor alongside Austin Butler, Colin Farrell, Paul Mescal and Bill Nighy.
His close friend Sarah Michelle Gellar shared an emotional response as he earned a Best Actor nod.
The actress, 45, took to her Instagram Story to record the television as the names in the highly-coveted acting category were announced.
As soon as the actor's name was read, a jubilant Gellar could be heard saying 'yes!'
Oscar nominations in full: Top Gun, Elvis, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Banshees of Insherin – and the return of Brendan Fraser
Dimension-hopping adventure Everything Everywhere All at Once topped the list of films nominated on Tuesday for this year's Academy Awards, securing 11 nominations that include a spot in the prestigious best picture race.
Others vying for best picture include Steven Spielberg's coming-of-age film The Fabelmans, the splashy Elvis biopic and Avatar: The Way of Water, James Cameron's blockbuster sequel that currently ranks as the sixth-highest grossing movie of all time.
Riz Ahmed and Allison Williams announced the 95th Academy Awards Nominations from Los Angeles on Tuesday morning
Top Gun: Maverick, Tar, Triangle of Sadness, Women Talking and All Quiet on the Western Front also are in the running.
Winners of the industry's highest honors will be unveiled at a March 12 ceremony hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and aired live on Walt Disney Co's ABC network.
The Oscars and other entertainment awards shows have been struggling to attract TV viewers, particularly younger ones who spend time on TikTok and YouTube.
Last year's Academy Awards show, when Will Smith slapped presenter Chris Rock before winning best actor, drew about 15.4 million TV viewers, the second-smallest audience ever.
Winners will be voted on by the roughly 10,000 actors, producers, directors and film craftspeople who make up the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Here are the nominations in full:
Top Gun: Maverick has been nominated for five Oscars including Best Picture, in a sign that Hollywood is finally listening to audiences and honoring box office hits. Tom Cruise, who is a producer, may finally get an Academy Award – 23 years after his last nomination. He has been nominated three times for his acting
Critics' favorite The Banshees of Inisherin secured nine nominations including best picture, best director, best actor for Colin Farrell (pictured above), best supporting actor for Brendan Gleeson and best supporting actress for Kerry Condon
Martin McDonaugh, The Banshees of Inisherin
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, Everything Everywhere All at Once
Spielberg, Fabelmans
Todd Field, Tar
Ruben Ostlund, Triangle of Sadness
Austin Butler Elvis
Colin Farrell, The Banshees of Inisherin
Brendan Fraser, The Whale
Paul Mescal, Aftersun
Bill Nighy, Living
Austin Butler, nominated for Best Actor, has already has a successful awards season. He won Best Actor at The Golden Globes for his performance in Elvis
Brendan Fraser's best actor nomination for his part in The Whale cements his return to Hollywood, a decade after he vanished from the limelight
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Quay Huy Quan, Everything Everywhere All at Once
Cate Blanchett, Tar
Ana De Armas, Blonde
Andrea Riseborough, To Leslie
Michelle Williams, The Fabelmans
Michelle Yeogh, Everything Everywhere All at Once
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Cybersecurity Programs in Missouri
The Show Me State really shows up when it comes to cyber security degrees, with more than a dozen schools contributing programs. (See the full list of degrees and certificates in Missouri here). We'll help put the academic landscape in context by pointing you toward cyber security research centers, scholarships, professional communities and job prospects.
Studying Cyber Security in Missouri
Lindenwood University runs an accelerated cyber security bachelor's program that lets enrollees finish their baccalaureate 50 percent faster than a standard degree. And online WGU Missouri builds the cost of professional certifications into its program. Every school and program is different. Here's what some of Missouri's schools are doing to stand out in cyber security:
University of Missouri-St. Louis unveiled a shimmering Cybersecurity and Information Technology Innovation Lab in fall 2015, a year before the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recognized it as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
UMSL joins Missouri University of Science and Technology on the NSA/DHS list. Missouri S&T is a top destination for graduate research in part because it runs the interdisciplinary Intelligent Systems Center, a collective of on-campus research laboratories with five aims, one of which is to make complex networks and systems more trustworthy, whether they are related to healthcare, transportation, manufacturing or something else entirely. If you are a cyber security purist, it's also got the Cybersecurity Laboratory led by Dan Lin. Professor Lin won multiple National Science Foundation grants in 2016, including one to develop a privacy-centric social network and another for a project to recommend personalized privacy settings for photo sharing .
A 2014 HP survey of cyber security practitioners listed University of Missouri-Columbia in the top 25 of U.S. schools for the discipline. Yet to date, the school remains a research hub while eschewing undergraduate degree programs; the College of Engineering houses the Cyber Security Initiative, which receives federal funding to explore methods to increase the reliability of the nation's cyber-infrastructure.
Maryville University has an innovative way of getting its enrollees real-world experience. Students manning the school's Cyber Fusion Center provide St. Louis area nonprofits with free information security analysis, garnering academic credit in the process.
Online Cyber Security Programs in Missouri
Starting at the baccalaureate level and working up through master's degrees and certificates, Missouri's distance learners can choose between multiple schools for a cyber security education. The most prominent online providers are Missouri State University, Maryville University, and WGU Missouri, although you'll see several other names pop up below:
Online Bachelor's Degrees in Cyber Security
Pick between three degrees as an undergraduate. The benefit of Maryville University's BS in Cyber Security is that it features three tracks: hackers migrate toward the Offensive Track, aspiring digital forensics experts go to the Defensive Track, and students who want to keep their employment options open stick to the General Track.
WGU Missouri also has an online BS in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. Its selling point is that training for industry certification exams, including entry-level CompTIA credentials and more advanced (ISC)2 distinctions, is included within the curriculum, and you'll sit for the exams for free.
The last option is an online BS in Computer Information Systems from Saint Louis University. Its concentration in Information Security & Assurance is not as intensive as a full-fledged cyber security degree program would be, but the foundational courses provide a strong base in other computing concepts, including networking, programming and database design.
Online Master's Degrees in Cyber Security
The MS in Cyber Security at Maryville University is designed for students with undergraduate exposure to security concepts and techniques. Its goal is to give them, over the course of 30 credits, the hands-on technical experience and analytical frameworks necessary to manage other cyber security professionals.
The WGU Missouri online MS in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance is similar but emphasizes (and includes) two EC-Council certifications: Ethical Hacking and Countermeasures as well as Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator.
Missouri State University's MS in Cybersecurity is available on-campus and online. Unlike the programs at Maryville and WGU Missouri, it doesn't assume enrollees have previous academic or professional experience in security. In 30 credits, the curriculum will take you from fundamentals of the discipline to project management.
Online Certificate Programs in Cyber Security
Don't want the full master's? Missouri State University's Cybersecurity program also comes in a graduate certificate format. It's just 12 credits and falls under the MBA program, so expect a dose of coursework designed to get you up to speed and managing/preventing incidents.
Webster University jumps into the fray with a 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity – Threat Detection. It's more of an overview to the discipline than a nitty-gritty tech degree; students should emerge comfortable with discussing developments in the field but not getting behind a keyboard to stop them.
But it's Missouri University of Science and Technology that has the most diverse offerings. The school's Graduate Certificate in Big Data Management & Security is a four-course sampler for holders of an IT baccalaureate who want to properly store and share analytical data. The Graduate Certificate in Information Assurance & Security Officer Essentials, also four courses long, focuses on networks; it admits students with undergraduate credentials in engineering or computer science. Finally, the school has a Cyber Security Graduate Certificate program. Entrants to that program will find a bit of the big data and network security coursework from the other two certificates but will also be able to establish a broader base of knowledge through other technical and theoretical coursework.
Cyber Security Scholarships in Missouri
Want money toward your cyber security degree? Of course you do. Many academic departments fund cyber security students. We'll show you where to look at five Missouri universities:
Missouri State University-Springfield
Computer Information Systems Department Scholarship: Missouri State's Cybersecurity minor falls under the Department of Computer Information Systems (CIS), which gives out a one-time award to majors within the department who have financial need and a 3.0 GPA.
Computer Information Systems Outstanding Student Award: No financial need required — just a stellar academic record. The winner gets a $500 injection of scholarship cash.
Dr. Neil E. Swanson Memorial Scholarship: Think you can manage a 3.5 over your first two years as a CIS major? If you do — and have leadership activities on your resume — you may be able to claim $500 to $750 as an upperclassman.
Computer Science Department Scholarship: Students in any of the three Missouri S&T cyber certificate programs can apply directly with the Computer Science Department for awards, which vary in amount.
CyberCorps Scholarship for Service: Seniors, graduate students and PhD candidates with an eye toward an advanced Computer Science degree may be able to get it for free and then some. This award covers tuition and fees, plus gives recipients $34,000 a year for living expenses, $4,000 a year to attend conferences, $3,000 a year for health insurance, and $2,000 a year for textbooks. If you get it, you'll work in cyber security for a government agency after graduation for a few years.
Computer Science Department Assistantships: Like many PhD programs, the Computer Science degree at Mizzou recruits students to teach undergraduate courses and assist professors with research. Becoming an assistant lands you a tuition waiver plus a monthly stipend.
Presidential Rotary Scholarship: This is a highly specific award destined for a junior Cybersecurity major from Cape Girardeau County. If no one fits that criteria, it will go to a junior Cybersecurity major from southeastern Missouri.
Army ROTC Fighting Mules Scholarship: ROTC students contemplating enrolling in one of UCM's cyber security programs qualify for this scholarship, which varies in amount each year.
Brown Scholarship: Sophomores and juniors who have declared a major within the School of Computer Science and Mathematics (e.g., Cybersecurity) can apply for the Brown Scholarship. It's quite competitive, requiring a 3.3 GPA, grad school potential and financial need.
Cybersecurity Achievement Award: Want a BS in Cybersecurity at UCM? With a 23 on your ACT and a 3.5 high school GPA (or 3.2 college GPA for transfers and current enrollees), you'll qualify for this scholarship from the Mathematics and Computer Science Department.
Cyber Security Events in Missouri
Cyber Security Meetups & Communities in Missouri
There are two routes you can go to build your network and increase your exposure to emerging security threats and concepts. The first is to join a professional organization that admits student members. The Information Systems Security Association maintains a Kansas City chapter, while ISACA (formerly the Information Systems Audit and Control Association) attracts similar individuals to its Springfield and Greater Kansas City chapters. The second route is slightly less involved. All you have to do is show up to a gathering put on by one of the following groups:
Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP): The St. Louis OWASP Chapter meets at least every other month to learn something new from sponsored guest speakers. Bonus: Snacks and continuing professional education credits are included. Out west, OWASP Kansas City has the same basic structure of presentations and networking. It aims to convene on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center.
St. Louis 2600 + DC314: Hackers don't discriminate, and in this case, that's a good thing. Regardless of your skill level, come to Arch Reactor on the first Friday of the month to learn more about computer privacy or share your knowledge with others through a short and sweet presentation.
STL Cyber Security Meetup: Put the first Wednesday of the month at 6:00 on your calendar. That's when pros and amateurs alike meet at CIC's Venture Cafe to listen to expert speakers, blanketed on either end with some beer and networking.
STLSec: Skip the presentations and go straight to the appetizers. That's how the security professionals at STLSec roll. They meet every second Wednesday (your Wednesdays are filling up fast) at The Fox and Hounds. Though you'll likely spot people from professional organizations, they keep the PowerPoints at home for this meet-and-greet.
If you live in the Kansas City metro area and are fretting that you don't see enough stuff here, you'll find several relevant Overland Park groups, such as SecKC, on our Kansas page.
Cyber Security Conferences & Workshops in Missouri
Joining up with one of the groups above should put you in the know about some of the bigger events in Missouri's cyber security sector. But if you haven't found your group yet, we've listed the state's biggest cyber security events below:
BSides: BSides events are locally organized (and practically free) forums for a city's InfoSec crew to soak up knowledge from their peers and network in a relaxed environment. Choose between multiple tracks at the one-day BSidesKC, or meander over to the hacking villages to learn how to remotely break into a car, a toaster or an enterprise network. Elsewhere, Gateway City residents can attend BSidesSTL, which maintains a single track of speakers and panelists that runs concurrently with a Capture the Flag competition and lock pick village.
Missouri Digital Government Summit: This event is put on by the magazine Government Technology in states across the US, but since 2016 Missouri's governor has made it a focal point in the state's strategy to turn back cyber threats. The event is a chance for public sector employees across education, law enforcement and state agencies to coordinate responses, so private sector workers need an invite to join, but you can keep track of the discussions at the Missouri Office of Cyber Security website.)
SecureWorld St. Louis: SecureWorld is a traveling IT expo that touches down in St. Louis every fall for two days. Tickets get progressively more expensive the more events you want to attend. At the cheap end, keynote presentations, exhibitions and panel discussions can keep you busy. At the higher end, you can earn extra CPEs through the SecureWorld training track. The event is designed for working professionals up to the executive level, so you won't find students or academics there. (See our Kansas guide for details on SecureWorld's Kansas City expo.)
ShowMeCon: Local companies Parameter Security and Hacker University put on a two-day conference every year in St. Louis to highlight advanced offensive security threats via presentations and breakout sessions from industry experts. (Get caught up with past presentations at Iron Geek's video database.) And it wouldn't be a hacking conference without a massive Capture the Flag competition and a lock pick village.
St. Louis Tech-Security Conference and Kansas City Tech-Security Conference: Unlike SecureWorld, these events from Data Connectors are free to attend. They're mainly a showcase for sponsors to exhibit new products, either on stage or in demonstration booths.
STLCyberCon: University of Missouri-St. Louis debuted this one-day event alongside MasterCard in 2015, and it has since become an annual affair. It's got all the standard expert and academic panels throughout the day, but suits the needs of UMSL (and other students) by hosting a job fair in the afternoon.
Cyber Security Jobs in Missouri
CBRE identified Kansas City and St. Louis as the 28th and 36th top cities for tech talent in 2016. It also showed that they are two of the few Midwest cities gaining tech workers instead of losing them. For its part, Kansas City more than doubled its cyber security job postings between 2010 and 2014, perhaps thanks to Cerner Corporation's purchase of Siemens to consolidate its grip on the health IT software and hardware market. The continued presence of Fortune 1000 biggies H&R Block and DST Systems, both of which are committed to the secure storage of financial data, means Kansas City cyber security students have a raft of local options after graduating.
But it's St. Louis that is doing the most to move up the standings and become a cyber capital. Back in 2015, the Leadership Council of Southwestern Illinois, the U.S. Transportation Command at nearby Scott Air Force Base, and the St. Louis Regional Chamber pushed for the development of a Midwest Cyber Center. In 2016, that center found a home in St. Louis. The center funds scholarships and sponsors bootcamps for IT administrators to pass security certifications to work in the field; hooks the uninitiated up with apprenticeships with cyber security analysts; conducts the CyberPatriot competition for middle schools and high schools; and connects private companies and academic institutions.
The outcome of those connections are still unknown, but big players are heavily involved. Security Advisor Alliance is noodling on potential mentorship opportunities, while T-REX Innovation Center is coordinating workforce development. On one level, T-REX is a co-working space, but on another it's pumping out local cyber security firms. T-REX's downtown complex even houses a cyber security business accelerator, SixThirty Cyber, that provides up to $250,000 to security startups alongside tech startup catalyst iTEN and venture capitalists Cultivation Capital. Across the city, Cortex Innovation Community also houses tech startups and promotes a similar vibe, albeit with less of an emphasis on cyber security. Still, you'll find the STL Cyber Security Meetup at its co-working cafe every month.
The efforts to turn St. Louis into a cyber hub are paying dividends. In 2015 it ranked 15th for cyber security job postings, nearly doubling the number from five years previous. And by 2016 it had cracked the top 10 list of cities with the most information security analysts.
Cyber Security Salaries in Missouri
There are two main markets for cyber security professionals in Missouri, and each has different salary parameters. The first is Kansas City, which Smart Asset named the 17th best city in the country for tech workers in 2016 due to its combination of reasonable salaries and low cost of living. However, the City of Fountains tends to have a higher floor and lower ceiling than its Arch-adorned counterpart to the east, St. Louis. For instance, those in the 10th percentile of information security analysts in KC made $48,000 in 2016 while those in the 90th percentile made $120,000. Compare that with $36,000 to $139,000 in STL. Still, there are enough high-quality jobs in St. Louis that it raises the average salary in the state, which now stands at around $80,000 for an information security analyst.
But before you budget in your wages, think about making more money by virtue or your Missouri degree. Graduates from the Computer Science departments at Washington University in St. Louis, University of Missouri and Missouri State University — all of whom have cyber security programs — see above-average returns on their college investment, according to a 2016 PayScale report.
All Cyber Security Programs in Missouri
Below are all the matching programs we found in our directory, from 16 Missouri schools.
Fontbonne University Saint Louis, Missouri
Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security
Grantham University Kansas City, Missouri
Online Advanced Cyber Security Certificate
Lindenwood University Saint Charles, Missouri
BS in Cyber Security
Maryville University Saint Louis, Missouri
Online Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security
Online Master of Science in Cyber Security
Metropolitan Community College Kansas City, Missouri
Associate of Applied Science in Computer Science and Information Systems – Cyber Security Track
Associate of Applied Science in CSIS: Advanced Networking emphasis
Associate of Applied Science in CSIS: Cisco Security emphasis NSA
Missouri State University-Springfield Springfield, Missouri
Cybersecurity Graduate Certificate
Master's in Cybersecurity
Missouri University of Science and Technology Rolla, Missouri
Big Data Management and Security Graduate Certificate
Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security
Information Assurance & Security Officer Essentials Graduate Certificate NSA
Saint Louis Community College Saint Louis, Missouri
Associate in Applied Science in Cybersecurity
Saint Louis University-Main Campus Saint Louis, Missouri
Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems – Information Security and Assurance Track
Online Bachelor of Science in Security and Strategic Intelligence
Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, Missouri
St Charles Community College Cottleville, Missouri
Associate of Applied Science in Cyber Security
University of Central Missouri Warrensburg, Missouri
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity
Master of Science in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
Minor in Cybersecurity
University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, Missouri
PhD in Computer Science with a Focus in Information Assurance NSA
University of Missouri-St Louis Saint Louis, Missouri
Undergraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity NSA
Washington University in St Louis Saint Louis, Missouri
Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Management
Master's in Cyber Security Management
Webster University Saint Louis, Missouri
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science – Cybersecurity Emphasis
Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Threat Detection
Master of Science (MS) in Cybersecurity


The heartbreaking story of clandestine romance and trench warfare captured in the best-selling novel Birdsong will go before the cameras, with Eddie Redmayne and Clemence Poesy as the passionate but illicit lovers.
The two actors, both fast-rising stars, will lead the three-part television production, which will begin filming on locations in Hungary in the middle of next month.
Birdsong, written by Sebastian Faulks and published to much acclaim in 1993, begins in pre-World War I northern France as a love story between young Englishman Stephen Wraysford, who works in Amiens, and Isabelle Azaire, the much younger, unhappy second wife of a bullying textile factory owner.
Faulks later hurls us into the hell of Flanders in 1916 and we meet Stephen — who by this time is a soldier on the Western Front — again.
The other important character here is Jack Firebrace (a part as yet uncast) — a tunneller who seems to represent the bravery of the ordinary Englishman.
The book sold more than three million copies in the UK, and millions more around the globe. Tim Bevan at Working Title snapped up the rights.
But despite calling on the talents of directors such as Joe Wright, Sam Mendes and Peter Weir, he couldn't get it made for the big screen.
Now, award-winning director Philip Martin — he shot Prime Suspect, Hawking and Wallander — will direct Birdsong as a major series for BBC TV and Working Title Television, using a screenplay penned by Abi Morgan.
Casting Redmayne is a coup. Everyone wants him for movies, TV and the stage.
He won Olivier and Tony awards for his performance in the Donmar Theatre play Red, and stars with Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh in the much-anticipated film My Week With Marilyn.
In December, he will play Richard II in Michael Grandage's final play as the Donmar's artistic director.
Clemence is well known to fans of the Harry Potter pictures, in which she plays Fleur Delacour.
Interestingly, she will also be appearing in a production of Richard II — however she'll be playing opposite Ben Whishaw in a version to be directed by Rupert Goold for the BBC and Neal Street Productions.


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