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Obama to offer Social Security cuts: senior official
POLITICAL BARGAINING:Although staunchly opposed by many Democrats, the cuts would give US President Barack Obama greater leverage to push for higher taxes
US President Barack Obama is to offer cuts to Social Security and other entitlement programs in a budget proposal aimed at swaying Republicans to compromise on a deficit-reduction deal, a senior administration official said yesterday.
Under a proposal that would cut the deficit by US$1.8 trillion over 10 years, the president would offer to apply a less generous measure of inflation to calculate cost-of-living increases, the official said on condition of anonymity.
That change would result in lower payments to a number of beneficiaries of the Social Security program for retirees and is staunchly opposed by many congressional Democrats, as well as labor and retiree groups.
Obama would agree to cuts to other so-called entitlement programs, the official said.
However, the president is to only accept these spending cuts if congressional Republicans, for their part, agree to higher taxes, the official added. The president's budget proposal is due to be laid out in full on Wednesday.
The president's renewed offer of fiscal negotiations with congressional Republicans follows a series of bitter battles over taxes and spending that date back to 2011.
Obama is eager to put the issue of deficit reduction behind him and move on to other priorities, which include immigration and gun control legislation.
"This isn't about political horse trading," the official said. "It's about reducing the deficit in a balanced way that economists say is best for the economy and job creation."
Still, several attempts to reach an agreement balancing spending cuts with tax increases have failed, and prospects for a deal remain doubtful. US House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner, who let taxes rise for the wealthiest Americans earlier this year, has said any further revenue increases are off the table.
The president also wants to undo at least some of the US$85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts that went into effect last month through the process known as sequestration.
Obama's budget for the fiscal year that starts on Oct. 1 is to contain a proposal to expand access to early childhood education, the official said. That program will be paid for by increases in tobacco taxes, the official added.
In addition, the president will seek to increase revenues by placing a US$3 million upper limit on tax-preferred retirement accounts and by barring people from collecting disability benefits and unemployment insurance at the same time, the official said.
Analysts who have seen early drafts of the budget proposal say the president was considering cuts to Medicare through reducing payments to healthcare providers, but also by requiring wealthier beneficiaries to pay more out of pocket.
Reductions to social security and Medicare benefits are highly unpopular among many of the president's strongest supporters and groups have already mobilized to oppose them.


Miley Cyrus Is Having Three Weddings!
Because one wedding just isn't enough. We've heard of brides having multiple dresses for their big days, but multiple ceremonies? WTF? Bride-to-be Miley Cyrus plans on having not one, not two, but THREE weddings. We feel bad for her fiancé Liam Hemsworth. All that vow swapping (and dressing up) has got to be exhausting. But whatever Miley wants, Miley gets.
Cyrus' father, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, seemed to confirm the rumor when joking about wanting to be in films with Hemsworth and his brothers. "Now, they [Miley and Liam] are going to have three weddings, so I'm thinking one movie with Chris, then we got the sequel to Liam's new movie [Hunger Games: Catching Fire] coming out. They have got three weddings, that has to be three movies for me," Miley's daddy told Us Weekly.
Three weddings? Really, Miley? That's a bit excessive and fatiguing on your family and your guests, girl! Maybe you ought to rethink this plan.
While her father could not confirm dates for the ceremonies, he is looking forward to walking his baby girl down the aisle… in triplicate.
"I actually sent her a note just last night that I do look forward to that moment whenever that time is," he said.
The reason he was moved to action was the widely televised speech by Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano. The coach is battling leukemia and delivered an emotional pep talk to his team, which stirred emotions across the nation.
"During the halftime, he told his team he wanted another Super Bowl trophy and he had two daughters he wanted to walk down the aisle," Papa Cyrus said. "When I saw that last night, this guy that's battling leukemia, and the fact that he is talking to his team saying, 'I want to hoist that trophy and walk my daughters down the aisle.' I immediately texted Miley and said, 'I just want you to know, whenever you're ready, I'm going to be very proud to walk you down that aisle.' She was like, 'Daddy!' with two smiley faces! That coach and that moment touched me."
We can only hope that Miley's punk rock pixie cut will grow back in time for the weddings. Longer hair would better compliment a frilly fancy wedding dress. Oops, we mean at least three frilly, fancy wedding dresses.
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This Friday we have repost from BackupCare.org about how to help children deal with death. This is a tough subject to write about but also an important discussion.
Thank you to Kevin for sending us the link.
Losing a family member is hard at any age; however, children often lack the life experience that adults rely on for developing the coping skills to get them through this difficult time. When a child loses a loved one, he can experience a variety of emotions that may range from confusion to anger. Children who lose a loved one after a prolonged illness may even feel guilty about having a sense of relief. Throughout the grieving process, children will frequently turn to the adults around them to seek answers regarding how to cope with losing their loved one. Whether you are a parent, teacher or caregiver, here is what you need to know about helping kids deal with the death of a family member.
Breaking the news of a loss to a child is one of the most challenging conversations that parents can have. However, this initial conversation is what will pave the way for a child's reaction. To initiate the discussion regarding a loss, plan for a time when you can sit down and talk to your child uninterrupted. Allow your child to react however he may need to without expressing judgment. After hearing about the death of a loved one, children may react with anger, fear or confusion. Very young children may even deny that the death has occurred. Finish up your first discussion by letting your child know that you are available to answer any questions that may arise later or just to offer a hug.
During every discussion with your child, it is important to avoid using one of the many euphemisms people have for death (e.g., "passed away"). This is especially true for young children, who may take it literally if you say that their loved one is "resting." If your child has questions about how the death occurred, be honest, but be sure to use language that is geared toward your child's age and development.
Understanding the different signs of grief will enable you to help your child through the grieving process. It is important to note that children will react differently depending upon their age and stage of development. For example, older children may feel guilty that they did not do something to prevent the death. This can occur even when there was nothing they could do to help their loved one. According to Mental Health America, young children may also revert to outgrown behaviors, such as sucking their thumb or wetting the bed. While many of these reactions are normal, it is important to keep a watchful eye for signs that grieving is becoming severe.
Because of the wide range of emotions children can experience during the grieving process, it can be hard to know if a child is experiencing deeper trauma. However, Dr. Bruce Perry offers a few things parents should look for regarding severe grief reactions. For example, Perry explains that severe grief reactions may be unnaturally prolonged if they are still occurring six months after the death. Although children may still feel occasional bouts of sadness, they should be on their way to handling their emotions in a positive manner at this point. Any child who has grief symptoms that are prolonged or that interfere with his daily functioning may benefit from talking to a professional mental health counselor who is experienced in working with grieving children.
As a child begins to accept the loss, she may still come to you with frequent questions. If you are also experiencing profound feelings of grief, it may be hard to talk about the loss, but your child depends upon you for support. Therefore, try not to avoid bringing up the death, and encourage your child to talk about it any time she feels sad. If you recognize feelings of guilt in your child, it is important to reinforce the concept that death cannot be prevented and that moving on with life does not mean that the loved one's death did not matter. Death can be scary for children, so don't shy them away from asking questions or expressing their fears. Help them see that death, while sad, is a part of life.
When a child is learning how to deal with the death of a family member, he can benefit from having many different resources for finding ways to cope with grief. Let your child know that other family members are available to help him through this time. School counselors, teachers and other familiar adults will also be willing to provide support to your child once they are aware of the family member's death. There are also support groups available where your child can meet other children who are also struggling with the loss of a loved one.
Helping your kids deal with the death of a family member begins the moment you have the initial conversation. By talking to your child openly and honestly, you will be paving the way toward better coping skills that will help your child throughout the grieving process. As your child begins to accept the loss, be sure to set up a memorial ritual that you can use to remember your loved one while providing your child with a healthy outlet for his grief. The goal isn't to extinguish those feelings of sadness, but to help your child learn to understand them and incorporate them into a healthy view of life.


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Lamb misses the mark on gun issues
Participants in the 2018 Women's March hold up signs supporting Conor Lamb, Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania's 18th district. (Photo by Anna Bongardino | Senior Staff Photographer)
Southwestern Pennsylvania loves its guns. And for many Democrats outside Pittsburgh's City limits, that part of the region's culture has become a stumbling block to winning public office.
Throughout his campaign, Conor Lamb — the Democratic candidate for March's special election in Pennsylvania's 18th district — has maintained a trend of vagueness on gun policy. Lamb occupies a rare position in which he can help shift the national debate on gun violence in a positive direction, but he has so far seemed unwilling to do so.
In an interview with the New York Post after securing the Democrats' nomination in December, Lamb said he's "pro-Second Amendment," but added that we "need to have the conversation" about gun regulation — a statement that's essentially meaningless in signaling gun policies he might support. His first TV ad, released last month, showed him shooting an AR-15 at an outdoor range with the narrator saying Lamb, a military veteran, "still loves to shoot" — an equally empty statement.
In the aftermath of the mass shooting last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, Lamb claimed that new gun laws are not the answer to mass shootings. But he declined to provide specific solutions, scoring a hat trick in disappointing ambiguities.
"What I think it's going to take is people in Congress who are willing to do more than just talk, who are willing to actually work together and stay late, if it requires that," Lamb said at a campaign event in Carnegie last Friday. "Do some things that would really produce change."
Conor Lamb is continuing a frustrating pattern of lawmakers reiterating the need to talk about guns but never actually initiating that conversation. His opposition to bans on high-capacity magazines or assault weapons doesn't add anything to the debate if he doesn't bring up evidence supporting his position or volunteer effective alternatives.
It wouldn't be hard for Lamb to find that evidence. A 2004 evaluation from the Justice Department looking at the decade-long federal assault weapons ban concluded that "should it be renewed, the ban's effects on gun violence are likely to be small at best and perhaps too small for reliable measurement." A 2016 Utah State University study on federal and state assault weapon bans found that these laws are not linked to reduced likelihood of the use of assault weapons in mass shootings. The best ballpark estimate on a sustained long-term high capacity magazine ban put the optimistic reduction on gun violence at just 1 percent — a disproportionately low return on the immense political cost required to pass such a regulation.
Lamb, a competitive Democratic candidate running with the nation's eyes on him in a strongly red district, has an opportunity to break out of the tired script on gun control that establishment Democrats and Republicans have followed for nearly 30 years. He clearly understands the need to play a balancing act to avoid the ire of gun owners, but he can still champion policies that wouldn't jeopardize his candidacy while delivering effective solutions to gun violence.
He could easily talk about suicide prevention initiatives that partner public health officials with gun rights advocates, working to reduce the stigma for at-risk gun owners to reach out for help. Suicides comprise two-thirds of the roughly 30,000 firearm deaths in America, and existing research already suggests that this approach is more receptive and effective than standard public health messages in encouraging suicidal gun owners to seek help.
Laws disarming individuals subject to domestic violence restraining orders are linked with 22 percent reductions in firearm intimate partner homicides. If Lamb wants to address domestic violence, he should follow the lead of lawmakers in South Carolina, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont, Oregon and Washington state who have worked with gun rights advocates to curtail the gun rights of domestic abusers.
Gun violence restraining orders can also be issued against individuals suspected of planning mass shootings by allowing law enforcement to temporarily disarm violent individuals after a court hearing, preserving due process while promoting public safety. The intense focus on mental health in the aftermath of shootings misses the point — existing research consistently notes that signs of diagnosable acute mental illnesses are absent across the majority of perpetrators. Instead, these are overwhelmingly angry and disturbed young men who desire fame and hint at their intentions beforehand.
Gun violence restraining orders can grant family and friends the tools they need to prevent a tragedy in the critical period when a potential shooter signals their plans. Most recently, conservatives and gun rights advocates, including veteran and National Review writer David French, have championed GVROs as a worthwhile policy to pursue.
Firearm homicides clustered in urban minority communities exponentially dwarf the death toll from mass shootings but rarely receive the kind of national attention they deserve, revealing a troubling racial disparity in reporting on gun violence. If Lamb wanted to tackle the bulk of firearm homicides, he could promote focused deterrence strategies — an approach that has earned the rare "effective" rating by the National Institute of Justice.
These data-driven strategies directly address the social contexts behind violent crime while implementing the latest in criminology research, which confirms that a small and predictable network of frequent repeat offenders commits the overwhelming majority of gun crime. By approaching these networks directly and giving them options outside of incarceration, American communities have a better shot at reducing the toll of gun violence.
Effective gun violence prevention strategies don't always require controversial gun restrictions, and the gun laws aimed at domestic violence hold promise for Lamb to work with his Republican colleagues to reduce violence. If Lamb thinks the solution to gun violence can be reached by "people in Congress who are willing to do more than just talk," he can start by talking about it himself.
Jeremy primarily writes on gun policy and violent crime for The Pitt News. Write to Jeremy at jiw115@pitt.edu.
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Q: Chmod/chown permissions question I have 2 users, GM and FTP. I want GM to have read access, and FTP to have all access. How can I do this?

A: You need to first understand that permissions are file-based.
If you want file /var/example.txt readable by GM and writable by FTP, you could set its owner to FTP (chown FTP /var/example.txt) and set its permissions to 644 (chmod 644 /var/example.txt or chmod u+rw,o+r /var/example.txt).  This will make the file readable by everyone but only writable by FTP.
If you only want GM to have read access, you will need to put both users in the same group and set the permission to 640.
For more details on file permissions, refer to the chmod man page.

A: If you are familiar with *nix file permissions, use file's acl if your fs supports it. eg.
setfacl -d -m u:GM:rx /directory
setfacl -d -m u:FTP:rwx /directory
Use tune2fs -l /dev/sdX | grep acl to check your fs.

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The barcode printers market is expected to grow from $4,188.60
January 22, 2023 admin 0 Comments barcode printer market, Barcode printer market report, Barcode printer market share, Barcode printer market size, GrayViews
Pune, India, Jan. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The market has been studied for the below mentioned segmentation and regional analysis for North America, Europe, Asia, South America, Middle East and Africa. These are the main areas where barcode printer market It works and is expected to expand soon. Manufacturers and suppliers involved barcode printer market They are present in various countries in the above regions.
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The report gives a detailed understanding of the market segments formed by combining different horizons such as product, end user, and regions. Apart from this, the key drivers, restraints, potential growth opportunities and market challenges are also discussed in the below paragraphs.
important players operating in the world barcode printer market Zebra Technologies, Honeywell International Inc. , Toshiba Tec Corp., SATO Holdings Corporation, Avery Dennison Corporation, GoDEX International Co., Ltd. Printronix, Inc. TSC Auto ID Technology Co., Ltd. Ltd., Printek, Inc. , Oki Electrical Industry Co., Ltd. Stallion Systems & Solutions Pvt. Ltd. among others. To achieve a significant market share in the worldwide barcode printer market and enhance its position, manufacturers are pursuing expansion methods such as current developments, mergers and acquisitions, product innovations, collaborations, partnerships and joint ventures.
In the specialty printing market, barcode printers make it possible to produce barcodes that can be attached directly to physical objects, or printed directly on them. In recent years, bar codes have become a standard format for storing and labeling product information, simplifying the use of various commodities and supplies. Barcode labels can contain information such as the date of manufacture, the date the product was introduced to the retailer, the number of products, the price, etc. In addition, thermal barcode printers are becoming increasingly popular in print-on-demand applications as thermal printing technology is increasingly used. Besides being increasingly adopted to improve productivity, the thermal printer market is also growing due to concerns about product safety and anti-counterfeiting, as well as increasing reliance on automatic recognition and data capture technologies. Through barcodes, retailers can monitor inventory, automate product reordering, compare sales of similar products from national brands to private labels, track color, size, and other product attribute preferences, customize targeted promotions based on customers' buying habits, and identify a special customer. Purchase preferences. There are some factors hampering the market growth such as low compatibility with many operating systems, and strict regulations on print availability for alternative solutions like RFID tags.
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Scale report Information
The study period 2022-2030
market share unit million US dollars
Covered slices product, end user and regions.
covered areas North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa
The main players Zebra Technologies, Honeywell International Inc. , Toshiba Tec Corp., SATO Holdings Corporation, Avery Dennison Corporation, GoDEX International Co., Ltd. Printronix, Inc. TSC Auto ID Technology Co., Ltd. Ltd., Printek, Inc. , Oki Electrical Industry Co., Ltd. Stallion Systems & Solutions Pvt. Ltd. among others
Split analysis
Thermal transfer is expected to be the fastest growing sector in 2022.
The technology segment includes thermal transfer, laser, inkjet, impact and direct heat. The thermal conversion segment is expected to witness the highest growth rate during the forecast period. Thermal print head is used in thermal printing to heat the selected surface, and uses hot tape and printing material to transfer images on the surface. Given its ability to handle mission-critical applications and has improved image robustness, this technology is expected to dominate the market over the next few years.
The retail sector is expected to be the fastest growing sector in 2022.
The end user segment is Shipping, Retail, Manufacturing, Healthcare and others. The retail sector is expected to witness the highest growth rate during the forecast period. Point of sale, product labels, and shelf labels are all applications that use barcode printers. Before items are shipped, barcodes are placed on the packing slips to verify order number and part number.
Regional analysis provides a detailed visualization of major regions and countries. Some of the key countries analyzed for the Barcode Printer market include United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Russia, China, Japan, India, Brazil, Peru, UAE, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia.
North America saw a significant share. Numerous industries have adopted barcodes and labels at a high rate, making North America among the largest investors and innovators in the barcode printer market. In addition, the growing end-user industries in the region provide vendors with tremendous opportunities to invest in the region, as many of the major vendors come from the United States, thus boosting the growth of the regional market.
State analysis
Germany barcode printers market was valued at US$ 261.7 Million in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 473.7 Million by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.6% from 2023 to 2030.
There is a growing demand for barcode and RFID printers in sectors such as retail, healthcare, inventory control, textiles and logistics in Germany.
China's barcode printer market was valued at USD 326.7 Million in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 600.23 Million by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.9% from 2023 to 2030.
Significant spending on developing barcode printer technology in the country, along with expanding end-use segments, provides many opportunities for vendors to invest in the local market.
The barcode printer market in India was valued at US$ 251.3 Million in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 458.29 Million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.8% from 2023 to 2030.
It is expected that the government will provide financial assistance to small and micro companies for barcode adoption during the forecast period, which will enable these companies to improve their marketing competitiveness, which will increase the demand for barcode scanners and printers.
The impact of Covid-19
Covid-19 has had a significant impact on almost all industries, such as electronics, semiconductors, manufacturing, automobiles, etc. However, many companies operating in the technology sector have seen an increase in revenues due to significant changes in consumer preferences towards technology services. In addition, the pandemic has led to a significant growth in technology across developing and developed countries.
Moreover, the growth of this market is mainly driven by the growing demand from the retail segment, which is driving the growth of the market across the countries.
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Saccoccio & Associates, DiPrete Engineering and HV Collins teamed up for CANstruction 2016, paying tribute to the new Star Wars movie while donating more than 3,500 cans of food to help fight hunger.
Held in over 100 cities across the United States and Canada, CANStruction challenges teams of architects, engineers and contractors to design and build structures made entirely from cans of food. The food is then donated to a local food banks for distribution. CANstruction competitions have generated donations of more than 40 million pounds of can goods since 1992. Saccoccio has participated in the bi-annual Rhode Island event since 2007.
In this year's competition, Saccoccio and DiPrete drew inspiration from Star Wars Episode VII the Force Awakens with replicas of the legendary R2D2 and newest android BB-8. The team used 230 cans of salmon, 543 cans of soup and more than 2,600 cans of tuna to create a five-foot tall R2D2 and a three-foot tall BB-8.
The construction was completed on March 12 with finished entries on display at the Providence Place Mall until March 25th. The Star Wars entry took home "Best Meal" honors and was runner-up in the People's Choice contest.
Sponsors included Adler Pollock & Sheehan, the Cranston Rotary, Garden City Center, the New Harbor Group, Janney, Shaw Contract Group, Unilock and W.B. Mason.


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The Isle of Man Ship Registry have launched a consultation on proposed updates to our Regulations applying SOLAS Chapter 1. The draft Regulations can be viewed in our consultation paper.
SOLAS is generally regarded as the most important of all international treaties concerning the safety of merchant ships and SOLAS Chapter 1 regulates the survey and certification of ships.
This is fundamentally a legislation project to replace existing Regulations with a new set of Regulations containing the latest survey and certification provisions of SOLAS Chapter 1. We do not anticipate any changes to how the Ship Registry operates with regards to the survey and certification of Isle of Man registered ships and these surveys are either delegated to a Recognised Organisation, or carried out by the Ship Registry using our own surveyors.


Home Ink Cartridge News Halloween is round the corner!
With six days to go until Halloween, we at Ink N Toner UK hope you are getting ready to be a part of the spooky season! We have a number of great ideas for our readers as to what you could possibly do for Halloween, but before all that we want to give you, a little history lesson in case you don't fully know what Halloween is supposed to represent.
Halloween, also known as All Hallows Eve is a celebration observed in a number of countries every year on the 31st of October. Traditionally it is a time dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints, martyrs and the all faithful departed.
Halloween activities usually include carving pumpkins into Jack o Lanterns, lighting bonfire, apple bobbing, attending Halloween costume parties and of course trick-or-treating! For Christians observances of all hallows eve, including attending church services and lighting candles on graves of the dead, remain popular to this day.
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Practical Attacks on Virtual Worlds
Cobourne, S., Hili, G., Mayes, K. & Markantonakis, K., 2015, Risks and Security of Internet and Systems: 9th International Conference, CRiSIS 2014, Trento, Italy, August 27-29, 2014, Revised Selected Papers. Lopez, J., Ray, I. & Crispo, B. (eds.). 1 ed. Springer International Publishing, Vol. 8924. p. 180-195 16 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science).
The Design and Analysis of Symmetric Cryptosystems
Procter, G., 2015, (Unpublished) 218 p.
Valued Workflow Satisfiability Problem
Crampton, J., Gutin, G. & Karapetyan, D., 2015, Proceedings of the 20th ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies. p. 3-13 11 p.
On the complexity of the BKW algorithm on LWE
Albrecht, M., Cid, C., Faugere, J-C., Fitzpatrick, R. & Perret, L., Feb 2015, In: Designs, Codes and Cryptography. 74, 2, p. 325-354 30 p.
Security and the politics of resilience: An aesthetic response
Grove, K. & Adey, P., 1 Feb 2015, In: Politics. 35, 1, p. 78-84 7 p.
CopperDroid: Automatic Reconstruction of Android Malware Behaviors
Tam, K., Khan, S., Fattori, A. & Cavallaro, L., 7 Feb 2015, NDSS Symposium 2015. p. 1-15 15 p.
Impressions from a Talk on the Dark Web
Davidson, A. & Haggman, A., 16 Feb 2015, RHUL Geopolitics & Security.
Performance Variation in Host-Based Card Emulation Compared to a Hardware Security Element
Umar, A., Mayes, K. & Markantonakis, K., 20 Feb 2015, 2015 First Conference on Mobile and Secure Services (MOBISECSERV). IEEE, p. 1-6 6 p.
Business risks of software vulnerabilities: Four sources of risk are relevant for evaluating the influence of software vulnerabilities on businesses
Kramer, H. & Walter, C., Mar 2015, Computer Weekly, p. 1-11 11 p.
Research output: Contribution to non-peer-reviewed publication › Internet publication
Hindering data theft with encrypted data trees
Blasco, J., Tapiador, J. E., Pens-Lopez, P. & Suarez-Tangil, G., Mar 2015, In: Journal of Systems and Software. 101, p. 147-158 12 p.
Air's affinities: Geopolitics, chemical affect and the force of the elemental
Adey, P., 1 Mar 2015, In: Dialogues in Human Geography. 5, 1, p. 54-75 22 p.
Governing Emergencies: Beyond Exceptionality
Adey, P., Anderson, B. & Graham, S., 1 Mar 2015, In: Theory, Culture and Society. 32, 2, p. 3-17 15 p.
Multiple Attacks on Authentication Protocols for Low-Cost RFID Tags
Bilal, Z., Martin, K. M. & Saeed, Q., 1 Mar 2015, In: Applied Mathematics and Information Sciences. 9, 2, p. 561-569 9 p.
Simulation-Based Selective Opening CCA Security for PKE from Key Encapsulation Mechanisms
Liu, S. & Paterson, K. G., 17 Mar 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) Public-Key Cryptography - PKC 2015 - 18th IACR International Conference on Practice and Theory in Public-Key Cryptography, Gaithersburg, MD, USA, March 30 - April 1, 2015, Proceedings. Katz, J. (ed.). Springer, Vol. 9020. p. 3-26 24 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9020).
The Ingredients of Cyber Weapons
Repel, D. & Hersee, S., 24 Mar 2015, 10th International Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security (ICCWS15). p. 1-10 10 p.
Cover-free codes and frequency hopping multiple access
Nyirenda, M., Ng, S-L. & Martin, K. M., Apr 2015.
A note on an upper bound of traceability codes
Owen, S. & Ng, S-L., 2 Apr 2015, In: Australasian Journal of Combinatorics. 62, 1, p. 140-146 7 p.
Conformal Clustering and Its Application to Botnet Traffic
Cherubin, G., Nouretdinov, I., Gammerman, A., Jordaney, R., Wang, Z., Papini, D. & Cavallaro, L., 3 Apr 2015, Statistical Learning and Data Sciences: Third International Symposium, SLDS 2015, Egham, UK, April 20-23, 2015, Proceedings. Gammerman, A., Vovk, V. & Papadopoulos, H. (eds.). Springer, p. 313-322 10 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9047).
A Practical Attack Against the Use of RC4 in the HIVE Hidden Volume Encryption System
Paterson, K. G. & Strefler, M., 14 Apr 2015, Proceedings of the 10th ACM Symposium on Information, Computer and Communications Security, ASIA CCS '15, Singapore, April 14-17, 2015. Bao, F., Miller, S., Zhou, J. & Ahn, G-J. (eds.). ACM, p. 475-482 8 p.
Access Control in Publicly Verifiable Outsourced Computation
Alderman, J., Janson, C., Cid, C. & Crampton, J., 14 Apr 2015, Proceedings of the 10th ACM Symposium on Information, Computer and Communications Security - ASIACCS 2015. ACM, p. 657-662 6 p.
Ciphers for MPC and FHE
Albrecht, M., Rechberger, C., Schneider, T., Tiessen, T. & Zohner, M., 14 Apr 2015, Advances in Cryptology -- EUROCRYPT 2015. Oswald, E. & Fischlin, M. (eds.). Springer, p. 430-454 25 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science).
Structural Controllability Analysis Via Embedding Power Dominating Set Approximation in ErdHos-Rènyi Graphs
Alwasel, B. & Wolthusen, S. D., 30 Apr 2015, The proceedings of the 29th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA-2015). IEEE, p. 418-423 6 p.
Relationships, Paths and Principal Matching: A New Approach to Access Control
Crampton, J. & Sellwood, J., 29 May 2015, In: ArXiv.org.
On Missing Attributes in Access Control: Non-deterministic and Probabilistic Attribute Retrieval
Crampton, J., Morisset, C. & Zannone, N., 1 Jun 2015, 20th ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies. ACM, p. 99-109 11 p.
Relationship-based Access Control for an Open-source Medical Records System
Rizvi, S. Z. R., Fong, P. W. L., Crampton, J. & Sellwood, J., 1 Jun 2015, Proceedings of ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies, SACMAT. ACM, Vol. 2015-June. p. 113-124 12 p.
Cyber Weapons as a Game Changer: A Critical Reflection
Haggman, A., 9 Jun 2015, E-International Relations.
Cyber Weapons Don't Go Boom
Haggman, A., 9 Jun 2015, 1 p. Information Security Group.
e-Residency takes another enormous step by moving fully digital
Robinson, N., 18 Jun 2015, RHUL Geopolitics & Security
Taking Stock of Cyber Deterrence
Haggman, A., 18 Jun 2015, Future Foreign Policy.
Authentication based on a changeable biometric using gesture recognition with the Kinect™
Ducray, B., Cobourne, S., Mayes, K. & Markantonakis, K., 2 Jul 2015, 2015 International Conference on Biometrics (ICB). IEEE, p. 38-45 8 p.
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Why the Future is Not Stuxnet
Haggman, A., 2 Jul 2015, Proceedings of the 14th European Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security. Academic Conferences and Publishing International Limited, p. 397-403 7 p.
Attacks Only Get Better: Password Recovery Attacks Against RC4 in TLS
Garman, C., Paterson, K. & Van Der Merwe, T., Aug 2015, Proceedings of the 24th USENIX Security Symposium. USENIX Association, p. 113-128 16 p.
The Pythia PRF Service
Everspaugh, A., Chatterjee, R., Juels, A., Scott, S. & Ristenpart, T., Aug 2015, Proceedings of the 24th USENIX Conference on Security Symposium. USENIX Association, p. 547 15 p.
Data Is a Stream: Security of Stream-Based Channels
Fischlin, M., Günther, F., Marson, G. A. & Paterson, K., 1 Aug 2015, Advances in Cryptology -- CRYPTO 2015: 35th Annual Cryptology Conference, Santa Barbara, CA, USA, August 16-20, 2015, Proceedings, Part II. Gennaro, R. & Robshaw, M. (eds.). Springer Verlag, Vol. 9216. p. 545-564 20 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9216).
An Appraisal of Australian Maritime Strategy: Part I
Haggman, A., 7 Aug 2015, Future Foreign Policy.
Sharing Data through Confidential Clouds: An Architectural Perspective
Sgandurra, D., Di Cerbo, F., Trabelsi, S., Martinelli, F. & Lupu, E., 7 Aug 2015, Proceedings - 1st International Workshop on TEchnicaland LEgal Aspects of Data pRIvacy and Security, TELERISE 2015. p. 58-61 4 p.
Detection of repackaged mobile applications through a collaborative approach
Aldini, A., Martinelli, F., Saracino, A. & Sgandurra, D., 10 Aug 2015, In: Concurrency Computation. 27, 11, p. 2818-2838 21 p.
The Problem with Curtains: Public Attitudes to Encryption and the Dilemma they Create
Haggman, A., 19 Aug 2015.
Cyber risks to governance, Part I: Silk Road: resisting and reshaping governance
Haggman, A., 20 Aug 2015, Strife Blog.
Risk analysis of Android applications: A user-centric solution
Dini, G., Martinelli, F., Matteucci, I., Petrocchi, M., Saracino, A. & Sgandurra, D., 1 Sep 2015, In: Future Generation Computer Systems.
A Binary Model of Broken Home: Parental Death-Divorce Hypothesis of Male Juvenile Delinquency in Nigeria and Ghana
Ibrahim, S., 3 Sep 2015, Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research. Blair, S. L. & Maxwell, S. R. (eds.). New York: Emerald Publishing, Vol. 9. p. 311-340 30 p.
Examining the Contribution of Critical Visualisation to Information Security
Hall, P., Heath, C., Coles-Kemp, L. & Tanner, A., 8 Sep 2015, Proceedings of NSPW 2015. ACM, p. 59-72 14 p.
Challenges of security and trust in Avionics Wireless Networks
Akram, R., Markantonakis, K., Kariyawasam, S., Ayub, S., Seem, A. & Atkinson, R., 13 Sep 2015, 2015 IEEE/AIAA 34th Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC). IEEE Computer Society, p. 4B1-1-4B1-12
A Comparison of Trust Models
Sel, M., 15 Sep 2015, ISSE 2015: Highlights of the Information Security Solutions Europe 2015 Conference. Pohlmann, N., Reimer, H. & Schneider, W. (eds.). Springer-Verlag, p. 206-215 10 p.
Obligations in PTaCL
Williams, C. & Crampton, J., 22 Sep 2015, Security and Trust Management: 11th International Workshop, STM 2015, Vienna, Austria, September 21-22, 2015, Proceedings. Foresti, S. (ed.). Springer, p. 220-235 16 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9331).
On Weak Keys and Forgery Attacks Against Polynomial-Based MAC Schemes
Procter, G. & Cid, C., Oct 2015, In: Journal of Cryptology. 28, p. 769–795 27 p.
The meaning of light: seeing and being on the battlefield
Thornton, P., 1 Oct 2015, In: Cultural Geographies. 22, 4, p. 567-583 17 p.
On the concrete hardness of Learning with Errors
Albrecht, M., Player, R. & Scott, S., 2 Oct 2015, In: Journal of Mathematical Cryptology. 9, 3, p. 169–203 35 p.
Exact Inference Techniques for the Analysis of Bayesian Attack Graphs (ArXiv)
Muñoz-González, L., Sgandurra, D., Barrère, M. & Lupu, E., 8 Oct 2015, In: ArXiv.org.
FlowWatcher: Defending against Data Disclosure Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
Muthukumaran, D., O'Keeffe, D., Priebe, C., Eyers, D. M., Shand, B. & Pietzuch, P. R., 12 Oct 2015, CCS '15: Proceedings of the 22nd ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security. p. 603-615 13 p.
Addressing Threats to Real-World Identity Management Systems
Li, W. & Mitchell, C., 16 Oct 2015, ISSE 2015: Highlights of the Information Security Solutions Europe 2015 Conference. Reimer, H., Pohlmann, N. & Schneider, W. (eds.). Wiesbaden: Springer Vieweg, p. 251-259 9 p.
Ships, Brooms and the End of Humanity
Haggman, A., 17 Oct 2015, RHUL Geopolitics & Security.
Don't Brick Your Car: Firmware Confidentiality and Rollback for Vehicles
Mansor, H., Markantonakis, K., Akram, R. & Mayes, K., 19 Oct 2015, 10th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security: ARES 2015. IEEE, p. 139-148 10 p.
Investigation into the effects of transmission-channel fidelity loss in RGBD sensor data for SLAM
Wetherall, J., Taylor, M. & Hurley-Smith, D., 2 Nov 2015, 2015 International Conference on Systems, Signals and Image Processing (IWSSIP). IEEE, p. 81-84 4 p.
Let's Get Mobile: Secure FOTA for Automotive System
Mansor, H., Markantonakis, K., Akram, R. & Mayes, K., 6 Nov 2015, Network and System Security. Springer, Vol. 9408. p. 503-510 8 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9408).
Signposts: Cyprus, the UK and the Future of the SBAs
Dodds, K-J., Jensen, R. & Constantinou, C., 7 Nov 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) In: RUSI Journal. 160, 5, p. 36-45 10 p.
A Novel Consumer-Centric Card Management Architecture and Potential Security Issues
Akram, R. N., Markantonakis, K. & Sauveron, D., 10 Nov 2015, In: Journal of Information Science. 321, p. 150–161 12 p.
Enhancing Java Runtime Environment for Smart Cards Against Runtime Attacks
Akram, R. N., Markantonakis, K. & Mayes, K., 18 Nov 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) Computer Security -- ESORICS 2015: 20th European Symposium on Research in Computer Security, Vienna, Austria, September 21-25, 2015, Proceedings, Part II. Ryan, P. Y. A. & Weippl, E. (eds.). Vienna, Austria: Springer, p. 541-560 20 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9327).
Algebraic Cryptanalysis and RFID Authentication
Cid, C., Ferreira, L., Procter, G. & Robshaw, M., 21 Nov 2015, The 11th Workshop on RFID Security - RFIDSec 2015. Springer, p. 104-121 18 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9440).
An Appraisal of Australian Maritime Strategy: Part II
Haggman, A., 28 Nov 2015, Future Foreign Policy.
Security in Swarm Robotics
Laing, T., Martin, K., Ng, S. & Tomlinson, A., Dec 2015, Handbook of Research on Design, Control, and Modeling of Swarm Robotics. Tan, Y. (ed.). IGI Global, p. 42-66 25 p.
Virtual closed networks: A secure approach to autonomous mobile ad hoc networks
Hurley-Smith, D., Wetherall, J. & Adekunle, A., Dec 2015, 2015 10th International Conference for Internet Technology and Secured Transactions (ICITST). IEEE, p. 391-398 8 p.
Critical visualization: a case for rethinking how we visualize risk and security
Hall, P., Heath, C. & Coles-Kemp, L., 1 Dec 2015, In: Journal of Cybersecurity. 1, 1, p. 93-108 16 p.
A Set of Efficient Privacy Protection Enforcing Lightweight Authentication Protocols for Low-Cost RFID Tags
Bonnefoi, P-F., Dusart, P., Sauveron, D., Akram, R. & Markantonakis, K., 3 Dec 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) The 14th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (IEEE TrustCom-15). IEEE Computer Society, p. 1-9 9 p.
Bow ties are cool: an evening at the IISS with Toomas Hendrik Ilves
Robinson, N. & Haggman, A., 3 Dec 2015, RHUL Geopolitics & Security
Enhancing EMV Online PIN Verification
Jayasinghe, D., Akram, R., Markantonakis, K., Rantos, K. & Mayes, K., 3 Dec 2015, The 14th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (IEEE TrustCom-15): International Symposium on Recent Advances of Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (IEEE RATSP-15). Helsinki, Finland: IEEE Computer Society, p. 1-10 10 p.
Feature Interaction Problems in Smart Cards with Dynamic Application Lifecycle and their Countermeasures
Akram, R., Markantonakis, K. & Sauveron, D., 3 Dec 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) The 14th IEEE International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications (IEEE TrustCom-15). Yan, Z. & Mueller, P. (eds.). Helsinki, Finland: IEEE Computer Society, p. 1-8 8 p.
Security Against Related Randomness Attacks via Reconstructive Extractors
Paterson, K., Sibborn, D., Schuldt, J. & Wee, H., 8 Dec 2015, Cryptography and Coding - 15th IMA International Conference, IMACC 2015, Oxford, UK, December 15-17, 2015. Proceedings. Groth, J. (ed.). Springer Verlag, Vol. 9496. p. 23-40 18 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9496).
Generating Unlinkable IPv6 Addresses
Nyirenda, M., Khan, M., Li, W., Mitchell, C. & Yau, P-W., 9 Dec 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) Proceedings of SSR 15, Tokyo, December 2015. Chen, L. & Matsuo, S. (eds.). Springer-Verlag, p. 185-199 15 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9497).
Improving Air Interface User Privacy in Mobile Telephony
Khan, M. & Mitchell, C. J., 9 Dec 2015, (E-pub ahead of print) Security Standardisation Research, Second International Conference, SSR 2015, Tokyo, Japan, December 15-16, 2015, Proceedings. Chen, L. & Matsuo, S. (eds.). Springer-Verlag, p. 165-184 20 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9497).
Network-aware stream query processing in mobile ad-hoc networks
O'Keeffe, D., Salonidis, T. & Pietzuch, P. R., 17 Dec 2015, 34th IEEE Military Communications Conference, MILCOM 2015, Tampa, FL, USA, October 26-28, 2015. p. 1335-1340 6 p.
Multilinear Maps from Obfuscation
Albrecht, M., Farshim, P., Hofheinz, D., Larraia, E. & Paterson, K., 19 Dec 2015, Theory of Cryptography. Kushilevitz, E. & Malkin, T. (eds.). Springer, p. 446-473 27 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9562).
Implementing Candidate Graded Encoding Schemes from Ideal Lattices
Albrecht, M., Cocis, C., Laguillaumie, F. & Langlois, A., 30 Dec 2015, Advances in Cryptology – ASIACRYPT 2015. Iwata, T. & Cheon, J. H. (eds.). Springer, p. 752-775 24 p. ( Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 9453).
A Multivariate Approach for Checking Resiliency in Access Control
Crampton, J., Gutin, G. & Watrigant, R., 2016, Algorithmic Aspects in Information and Management: AAIM 2016. Springer-Verlag, p. 173-184 12 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science).
A Pragmatic System-Failure Assessment and Response Model
Happa, J., Fairclough, G., Nurse, JRC., Agrafiotis, I., Goldsmith, M. & S, C., 2016, ICISSP 2016 - Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Information Systems Security and Privacy. Vol. 1. p. 503-508 6 p.
Approximation of Controllability Graphs via Power Dominating Set
Alwasel, B., 2016, (Unpublished)
Bias in the Mifare DESFire EV1 TRNG
Hurley-Smith, D. & Hernandez-Castro, J., 2016, International Workshop on Radio Frequency Identification: Security and Privacy Issues (RFIDSec 2016). Hancke, G. P. & Markantonakis, K. (eds.). Springer, p. 123-133 11 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science; vol. 10155).
Blurred lines: intimacy, mobility, and the social military
Adey, P., Denney, D., Jensen, R. & Pinkerton, A., 2016, In: Critical Military Studies. 2, 1-2, p. 7-24 18 p.
Cryptanalysis of Some Block Ciphers
Haji Naim, A. G., 2016, (Unpublished) 374 p.
Cryptographic Tools for Cloud Environments
Alderman, J., Crampton, J. & Martin, K., 2016, Guide to Security Assurance for Cloud Computing. Zhu, S. Y., Hill, R. & Trovati, M. (eds.). Springer, Vol. Guide to Security Assurance for Cloud Computing. p. 15-30 16 p.
Efficient Security Policy Reconciliation in Tactical Service Oriented Architectures
Wolthusen, S., 2016, Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Future Network Systems and Security. Springer-Verlag, p. 47-61 15 p. (Communications in Computer and Information Science; vol. 670).
Formalizing threat models for virtualized systems
Sgandurra, D., Karafili, E. & Lupu, E., 2016, Data and Applications Security and Privacy - 30th Annual IFIP WG 11.3 Conference, DBSec 2016, Proceedings. Springer-Verlag, Vol. 9766. p. 251-267 17 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); vol. 9766).
Identifying Trust Properties and Developing Trusted Systems for End-To-End Trust
Yap, J. Y., 2016
Key Management for Secure Demand Data Communication in Constrained Micro-Grids
Kayem, A. V. D. M., Strauss, H., Wolthusen, S. & Meinel, C., 2016, Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops (WAINA), 2016 30th International Conference on. IEEE Press, p. 585-590 6 p.
Multigraph Critical Infrastructure Model
Schneidhofer, B. & Wolthusen, S., 2016, Critical Infrastructure Protection X: 10th IFIP WG 11.10 International Conference, ICCIP 2016, Arlington, VA, USA, March 14-16, 2016, Revised Selected Papers. Springer-Verlag, Vol. 485. p. 149-167 19 p. (IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology; vol. 485).
Mutual Authentication Protocols for RFID Special Schemes
Abu Ghazalah, S., 2016, (Unpublished) 181 p.
On the use of Attribute-based Encryption in Publicly Verifiable Outsourced Computation
Alderman, J., 2016, (Unpublished) 277 p.
On the Verification of Computation and Data Retrievability
Janson, C., 2016, (Unpublished)
Platform Verification and Secure Program Execution in Embedded Devices
Msgna, M., 2016, (Unpublished) 184 p.
Resiliency Policies in Access Control Revisited
Crampton, J., Gutin, G. & Watrigant, R., 2016, (Accepted/In press) Proceedings of 21st ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Technologies (SACMAT 2016). ACM
Towards Automated Android App Collusion Detection
AsǍvoae, I. M., Blasco, J., Chen, T. M., Kalutarage, H. K., Muttik, I., Nguyen, H. N., Roggenbach, M. & Shaikh, S. A., 2016, p. 29-37. 9 p.
Disjoint difference families and their applications
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Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS); LTE; Performance evaluation of the Tuak algorithm set
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Policy enforcement system for secure interoperable control in distributed Smart Grid systems
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Cryptographic Enforcement of Information Flow Policies Without Public Information
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Extended Functionality in Verifiable Searchable Encryption
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Secure and Trusted Application Execution on Embedded Devices
Markantonakis, K., Akram, R. & Msgna, M., 15 Jan 2016, (E-pub ahead of print) 8th International Conference on Security for Information Technology and Communications – SECITC'15 . Naccache, D. & Simion, E. (eds.). Springer, Vol. 9522. p. 3-24 22 p.
Emergency Mobilities
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Fault-tolerant Distributed Continuous Double Auctioning on Computationally Constrained Microgrids
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Misleading Metrics: On Evaluating Machine Learning for Malware with Confidence
Jordaney, R., Wang, Z., Papini, D., Nouretdinov, I. & Cavallaro, L., 1 Feb 2016
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Hahahahaha! this is EXACTLY what went through my head to! It was the last emblem i liked plus wanted gold guns!
Prestiging is really only for players who don't enjoy the game when they've reached maximum level. (Basically want to go through the multiplayer ranks 20 times (per 80 ranks) for MW3.
I've only prestiged 3 times just to use the prestige tokens on the remaining custom classes & since gold camo is available from any prestige, I didn't need to prestige further.
You can still enjoy MW3 without prestiging by ranking up different weapons, unlock titles/emblems etc & getting all your pro perks.
If you rank up all the shotguns to damage, you never want to prestige ever again.
iv never ranked up a shotgun far enough to get 'damage' . . . . . sheltered life using smg/ar classes all the time!
I also stopped prestiging recently (maybe a month ago). I've been working on ranking up a bunch of guns, and also getting as many challenges completed as I can. I think I will only go for gold camo on a small number of guns though. When I get the autumn camo I consider a gun to be fully ranked up.
When I first saw the PKP Pecheneg I didn't bother actually reading it, just glanced and in my mind I said "PKP Pecheng". I just got 1000 kills with the PKP, and the emblem that comes with 1000 kills says, "PKP Pecheng". So that's the emblem I'm using from now on.
I am currently 9th lvl78 and trying to decided whether I will prestige again. If I do it will only be to 10th. I mean the emblem is that same for all prestiges above that, other than they have numbers above them.
I stopped at 10th... I never prestiged before in any CoD so I decided I'd try make it to 10th and now that that's done I'm all about getting gold guns and completing challenges.
I am going to 20th. Currently @14. I have gone to max prestige in every COD game...Well except black ops, I chose to take a year break from COD and only went to 5th in that one. But i have plans to hit 15 in that one before november as well.
The world needs virtual ditch diggers....well, not really.


We analyse corporate tax avoidance in a stylized experimental Bertrand setting with homogenous products and symmetric firms and consumers. More specifically, we investigate how market concentration and information disclosure of firms' tax avoidance behaviour could reduce corporate tax avoidance. We find that making corporate tax behaviour more transparent by introducing a tax rating, makes consumers actively and costly boycott firms that do not pay their taxes. Firms anticipate consumer boycotts and increase their tax payments accordingly.


Velvet Furniture Trends – Velvet is a fabulous material that as an instantly recognized allure. Not only does it add a sense of luxury to any item of furniture, but it also is known for coming in a range of bold and enticing colors that can brighten up any living space; it is no wonder really that velvet remains a popular choice for upholstering furniture. It would seem that velvet-covered furnishings are in vogue, with designers conceivably influenced by velvet trends on the catwalk and the popularity of velvet with the celebrity set (Vogue.co.uk, 2017).
Velvet refers to the structure of the fabric as opposed to the actual fibre it is distinguished by its soft touch and glossy sheen, and has a pile weave structure. Fine yarns, usually made from linen, mohair, silk, wool and cotton, are woven into small loops in one direction.
With advancements in textile technology, velvet's use with various types of furnishings (from coverings to curtains to cushions) has been made easier. An expensive and lush fabric, velvet is known for its opulence and grandeur. In many ways, it can be argued that such a reputation has tarnished the fabric's character velvet can be viewed as extravagant, gaudy and tasteless. Indeed its place in smart, modern interiors is often questionable.
Danish brand Broste Copenhagen has launched its first furniture collection. Known as Wind, the collection consists of a sofa, chaise longue, pouf and armchair. Beautifully crafted and appointed, every piece is upholstered in sumptuous autumn-coloured velvets. With a minimalist profile, the Wind series is striking and strong, and the use of velvet adds a pleasing, tactile quality.
The Circus Pouf was created by Danish designer Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen. With its rounded shape and graphic lines (using an unfussy triangular design), the pouf is a contemporary interpretation of the antique Moroccan leather pouf. Minimal in form, the Circus Pouf is doubtless an inviting, expressive piece—perfect for sitting, resting tired feet or using as a coffee table. The Circus pouf is covered in a luxuriously woven, deep and textured velour (a fabric with a similar look and feel to velvet).
A firm part of the Copenhagen design scene, ferm LIVING embarked on its creative journey in 2006. The brand's distinctive wares are especially disposed to looking on the bright side. ferm LIVING's shapely new poufs are upholstered in velvet. With their geometric lines and organic appearance, the poufs—available in three sizes, shapes and colours—are opulent and modern at the same time.
Based in Porto, Portugal, Munna was established in 2008 as a furniture brand specialising in fine upholstery. Combining traditional craft, creativity and innovation, Munna works with skilled Portuguese craftsmen, designers and woodworkers, to realise its various product concepts. A new product, the Mellow stool blends mid-century style with art deco panache. Available in two sizes, Mellow is eye-catching, sumptuous and plump.
GamFratesi Studio is a partnership between Danish architect Stine Gam and Italian architect Enrico Fratesi. Merging tradition, renewal and experimentation, GamFratesi's designs are aesthetic, intelligent, reflective and highly functional. The studio's Beetle dining chair and Beetle lounge chair for Gubi, with their characteristic beetle shapes, are modern-day design classics. Covered in velvet, the Beetle dining and lounge chairs are appealing, charming and rather grand.


I'm pretty sure this MAC PaintPot has been written about a million times but I just wanted to throw my thoughts on this out there. I picked this up quite a while ago and it was my first real delve into MAC products for a little while, I used to be obsessed with the eyeshadows as a teenager but fell out of love with the brand, I think because they're not very easy for me to get hold of where I live and I think because there's almost too much choice, I was never quite sure what to pick. I was torn between this and Vintage Selection which is a bit of a deeper colour and probably a little bit more "me" to be honest, but I ended up picking up Bare Study because it was the one I had originally gone in to get and I wanted something a little bit different and quite neutral.
It's a very pretty champagne colour, it is slightly frosty although not overly blue toned and is the perfect base for a smoky eye (one of the other reason's I wanted it) and for most colours to be honest because it is quite neutral. I wanted to be able to wear this alone for work and then throw a few darker colours on and be able to work it into more of a night time look which I have to say I'm suitably impressed with, on it's own, wear time isn't great and lasts only a couple of hours before creasing but if I stick another colour on over the top, in particular a powder shadow, wear time for me is increased to about 6-8 hours without creasing, it almost locks the colour in, I really love this paired with Urban Decay's YDK, the two colours work so well together. I do have quite oily eye lids (it sounds weird writing that!) so my eye makeup does have a bit of a tendency to move around during the day but this does last really well.
Any other shades I should be checking out from MAC?
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Q: jQuery change position when element reaches top of the page I'm trying to change the CSS position of an element of my page, basically is just a sidebar widget that I want to change the position from absolute to fixed once the element reaches the top of the page. An example can be seen here on stackoverflow when you ask a question they have a side bar that stays in one position until it reaches the top of the page. So basically I wondering how can I test the position of an element with jQuery, thanks in advance for any advice!

A: Use .offset() and scrollTop() to find the distance between an element and the top of the viewable area.
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We read with interest the article "A Review of TENIS Syndrome in Hospital Pulau Pinang." The treatment for differentiated thyroid cancer has always been radioactive iodine therapy after definitive surgical management. Debate regarding the management of patients with positive thyroglobulin (Tg) and negative imaging with whole-body iodine scans exists after exclusion of false-negative scans due to iodine contamination and inappropriate thyroid-stimulating hormone levels. Normal thyroid tissue has diffuse, low accumulation of fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG). FDG-positron emission tomography (PET) has been used in restaging of residual or recurrent advanced disease in patients with negative whole-body iodine scan but with increased Tg. FDG-avid lesions are associated with increased cancer mortality, with negative FDG-PET study indicating a better prognosis.
We have few queries for the interest of future readers. As about 50% of the 18 F-FDG PET-computed tomography (CT)-avid metastases are cervical lymph nodal metastasis with raised Tg and negative radioiodine scans in the study group, we would like to know the extent of surgical treatment, namely total/near total thyroidectomy and neck dissection, whether central compartment lymph node dissection was done prophylactically or as a therapeutic approach which may have an impact on postoperative serum Tg  and radioiodine uptake and to know the role of extent of primary surgery in decreasing the incidence of Tg-elevated negative iodine scintigraphy. Whether FDG-avid lesions were confirmed by pathology to exclude granulomatous diseases and other potential infectious causes? Although FDG-PET is best performed with a high Tg, in the present study, wherein FDG-avid lesions are identified with Tg levels ranging from 1.9 ng/ml (FDG-avid lesions in cervical, lung, and liver) to >300 ng/ml though Tg levels >15 ng/ml and >10 ng/ml cutoff are recommended by the ATA. The role of FDG-PET in low or no detectable Tg in dedifferentiated thyroid cancers and poorly differentiated thyroid cancers with variable radioiodine uptake and Tg levels needs to be ascertained probably based on histopathology or other clinical and biochemical/immunohistochemical markers and BRAF mutation. There were a few patients in the study in whom PET-CT was done despite Tg levels being <10 ng/ml. It would be interesting to know the indications for the same in such patients? Patient no. 10 and 11 had positive anti-Tg. Why were they not excluded from the analysis?We request the authors to clarify whether antiTg was done in the same laboratory or at different centers.
Thank you very much for showing interest in our article and comments thereof. There is without doubt controversies exist in the management of well-differentiated thyroid cancer patients with elevated thyroglobulin (Tg) levels and negative radioiodine scans. Even labeling them as having Tg-elevated negative iodine scintigraphy (TENIS) syndrome is open to debate as it was rightly pointed out that there are many confounding factors such as falsely elevated Tg level (laboratory errors) and interference of anti-Tg in Tg measurements.
This study was conducted retrospectively, and the patients were referred from various institutions with different surgeons and approaches. From the data collected from the 40 patients in the study, 30 of them had total thyroidectomy and 10 had completion thyroidectomies. It was also found that 34 of them had cervical nodal dissections with four of them actually having had debulking surgeries in addition to total thyroidectomies. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide definite answers to why the remaining six patients who did not have any cervical nodal dissections.
The measurement of Tg levels is an essential step in the diagnosis of TENIS syndrome and in this study context when to perform 18 F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography-computed tomography (18 F-FDG PET/CT). As discussed in the study, our Tg measurements were limited by the capability of the machine, hence the Tg levels ranging between <1 and >300 ng/mL. Second, the accuracy of the measurement can be affected by various factors, especially proper storage during transportation to the testing center. As mentioned in the study, the anti-Tg levels were measured by various laboratories in different centers, and there was no standardization of how the study is analyzed. Therefore, the hospital has recently secured funding to run both the Tg and anti-Tg tests in-house.
Testing for BRAF, RAS, RET/papillary thyroid carcinoma mutations, etc., was not done in this retrospective study and is still currently not performed in our center at the current moment due to cost issues. Nevertheless, it is would definitely be good to perform these tests and analyze the impact of these mutations on the study. Future prospective studies need to be carried out to evaluate these correlations including investigating the relationship between Tg, anti-Tg, and 18 F-FDG PET/CT in depth.
Department of Nuclear Medicine, Hospital Pulau Pinang, Jalan Residensi, Georgetown . 10990, Penang, Malaysia.
Schneider DF, Ojomo KA, Chen H, Sippel RS. Remnant uptake as a postoperative oncologic quality indicator. Thyroid 2013;23:1269-76.
Shirley LA, Jones NB, Phay JE. The role of central neck lymph node dissection in the management of papillary thyroid cancer. Front Oncol 2017;7:122.
Qiu ZL, Wei WJ, Shen CT, Song HJ, Zhang XY, Sun ZK, et al. Diagnostic performance of 18 F-FDG PET/CT in papillary thyroid carcinoma with negative 131 I-WBS at first postablation, negative Tg and progressively increased TgAb level. Sci Rep 2017;7:2849.
Yu MG, Rivera J, Jimeno C. Poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma: 10-year experience in a Southeast Asian population. Endocrinol Metab (Seoul) 2017;32:288-95.
Khoo AC, Fong LY, Hamzah F. A review of TENIS syndrome in Hospital Pulau Pinang. Indian J Nucl Med 2018;33:284.
Leboulleux S, Schroeder PR, Schlumberger M, Ladenson PW. The role of PET in follow-up of patients treated for differentiated epithelial thyroid cancers. Nat Clin Pract Endocrinol Metab 2007;3:112-21.


I first approached Quality 1st Basement Systems years ago when first had work done another one of my houses. I contacted them again back in September when I decided to get work done on my unfinished basement. I wanted to waterguard my basement, as well as put in other waterproofing products to protect my basement. Similar to my first time using Quality 1st, I had a very good experience. The salesman John Schweitzer is a good guy who knows what he is talking about. After the work was done, the crew took a lot of care to minimize the mess. They did a great job leaving the work area looking uncluttered. Overall it was a great experience, and I will be sure to use them in the future if I need any more work done!
wanted to submit Jesus Alvarez for a wow service award. he and his crew worked at 6 h**** dr. Flemington earlier this mo. and were excellent. real gentlemen. real professionals.
We first decided to contact Quality 1st Basement systems because we had a 22 ft crack in the center of a 38 ft wall, and this was causing the wall to lean slightly. The crack was large enough for a quarter to fit, and we decided that it needed to be reinforced ASAP. After doing a lot of research, and getting multiple quotes, we decided to go with Quality 1st because of how well the quote was presented to us. We thought that the salesman gave us a very well done presentation, and the installation crew did a great job in cleaning up and filling the holes. We are very satisfied with the work that was done, and now we don't have to worry about our foundation problems anymore. We would highly recommend Quality 1st Basement Systems to anyone with a foundation problem.
I first approached Quality 1st Basement Systems because I had a partially finished basement, but I live near water, so I wanted to be proactive and get a pump installed. I decided to go with Quality 1st because you get more then you expect every step of the way. Its all about service, and the customer. Overall, I am very satisfied with the company. I had a great experience with the staff when setting up my appointment and the salesmen when learning about the products. The installation crew was also outstanding, and was led by a professional foreman. I am very pleased with everything that happened, and I will definitely recommend Quality 1st to my friends and family.
We first approached Quality 1st Basement Systems because we were having problems with our crawl space and we were interested in getting The Turtl crawl space access system installed. We were very happy when the inspector first came out. They were very knowledgeable and professional, and were able to tell us what we actually needed for our crawl space. They were even able to help us make the decision to waterproof our crawl space as well as install the Turtl. When it came time for the installation, we were happy with the high quality of work that they performed. Our crawl space looks brand new and is totally water proof!
My wife and I first found out about Quality 1st Basement Systems when we saw their booth at the Edison Home Show back in November of 2012. We were planning on buying a new house, and there were some problems with water seepage in the basement. Once we settled in the new house, we decided to have Quality 1st come in, and explore our options. We had a great experience booking our appointment, and were amazed by the initial mailing package that they sent out. Not only were the books and case stories informative, but they were a major expense for Quality 1st with no guarantee of a sale. When our salesmen Kenny came out, he was very helpful without being forceful. We did not feel pressured to make any decisions, and we really appreciated that. When it came to the installation date, the crew was professional, courteous, and extremely personable. The cleanup was incredible, and they left the area cleaner then before they started. We originally choose Quality 1st Basement Systems because of how impressed we were by the extent of separating yourselves from the rest of the industry, and the quality of work certainly backs up your reputation. Words cannot express our satisfaction with the whole process, and we will definitely recommend Quality 1st Basement Systems to anyone who is thinking of getting work done.
I was first interested in getting a sump pump installed because I had water coming through one side of my basement after heavy rain, even though I could not see any cracks. After reference from a friend, I decided to go with Quality 1st to do the work, and I was not disappointed. I was very impressed by how professional and helpful to our needs the salesman was, and how courteous and professional the installation crew was. The cleanup was also done really well, and I am totally satisfied with the company. Now I will be the one to recommend Quality 1st to my friends and family.
I first contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems because the foundation had settled in a corner of my home, which had made the floors in that corner uneven. This foundation problem has also caused cracks in the exterior as well as the concrete slab in the basement. After doing research for about two months, and getting quotes from other companies, I decided to choose Quality 1st because they won me over. The office staff that set up my appointment were very professional and nice, and the salesman gave an awesome presentation. The installation team was very informative, and did a great job installing the products. I am extremely satisfied with the work that was done, and I made the right decision going with Quality 1st Basement Systems.
I first approached Quality 1st Basement Systems when I was interested in purchasing a new home. The house was perfect, except for the fact that the crawl space had a lot of moisture problems that can lead to many more problems in the future. I was very pleased when Quality 1st came out for the first inspection of the property. When it came time for the installation of the crawl space waterproofing products, I was very happy with the whole process. The foreman Jonathan Neira's team was great! They were efficient, clean and willing to listen and help with everything. The whole process was great, and I am very happy that I decided to go with Quality 1st Basement Systems to fix my crawlspace.
Martha has been working with Quality 1st for about a year now. She first started working in the call center and sending pre- mailers to our happy and loyal customers. Upper level management quickly noticed a spark in Martha and promoted her to Production Coordinator. Her day to day duties include filing all completed job information as well as making sure that all production paperwork and materials are properly organized. Martha is a pleasure to have at the office and is always eager to help with anything production related. She is a graduate of Middlesex County College where she received her degree in Hotel and Hospitality Management. Martha resides in Perth Amboy with her husband Jose and 2 year old son.
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Montealegre är en ort i Spanien.   Den ligger i provinsen Provincia de Valladolid och regionen Kastilien och Leon, i den centrala delen av landet,  km nordväst om huvudstaden Madrid. Montealegre ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Montealegre är platt. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km söder om Montealegre. Runt Montealegre är det mycket glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Medina de Ríoseco,  km väster om Montealegre. Trakten runt Montealegre består till största delen av jordbruksmark.

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Just placed my 5th or 6th order so that shows how much I love this company, great beads and great prices, loving the new packaging. Looking forward to see more beads and more colors. My favorite items are the opaque style pressed glass beads hoping these stay in stock for awhile.
i really love dollar bead their very cheap ,very convient i am always happy with my merchandise. i am a very happy customer.


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Amber Dhara closes on Valencia
By Paolo Lucchesi on July 7, 2014 at 11:05 AM
The bar at Amber Dhara. Photo: The Chronicle/John Storey
Amber Dhara, the largest restaurant on the booming Valencia Street corridor, has closed, according to owner Vijay Bist.
Bist, who also owns three locations of Amber India, acknowledges that the two-year-old Indian restaurant never quite caught on with its Mission audience. At 6,000 square feet and 275 seats on two levels, it was certainly big — perhaps too big, he says. Plus, it got off to a rough start, though it straightened itself out a bit when Bist imported a new chef from Washington DC last fall; further road bumps from health inspectors didn't help.
But with nearly 19 years still left on his lease and a sizable investment already in the space, Bist is holding on to the location right off the corner of Valencia and 18th. He is currently looking for a chef and/or partner to relaunch the space.
"It was not doing well and I decided to close it and look for someone to come up with a new concept, something different," says Bist. "I don't want to just give up."
Amber Dhara: 680 Valencia Street, near 18th; (415) 932-6193 or amber-india.com.


Mandy welcomes Tony home from his night in the cells, unaware he's been brawling not with Rory but with his younger brother.
Becca's wedding fantasy is no expense spared; Frankie's reality is £287.76.
Bombhead is pleased to receive a belated birthday card from Lee, but he's careful not to show the Hunters, not wanting to draw attention to the fact they've forgotten his birthday.
And Mel is petrified when she's called in for her STI test results.


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SCC Certification Pathway for ABEM Diplomates
The ABS offers a pathway for diplomates of the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) to obtain subspecialty certification in SCC.
More information from the American Board of Surgery (ABS) Website: [ ABS ]
1) Current certification eligibility in Emergency Medicine by ABEM
2) Completion of a preliminary year of surgical training
3) Followed by completion of an ACGME-accredited SCC training program at the same instituion
ABS-approved EM-SCC Programs (12):
University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore
Program Director: Jay Menaker / William Chiu (Approval date: 12/20/2013)
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
Original Program Director: Marc de Moya (Approval date: 02/26/2014)
Current Program Director: David King
Sparrow Hospital/Michigan State University, Lansing
Program Director: Benjamin Mosher (Approval date: 03/25/2015)
University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson
Program Director: Larry Martin (Approval date: 09/11/2017)
Albany Medical College, Albany
Program Director: Marcel Tafen (Approval date: 01/02/2014)
State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook
Original Program Director: Marc Shapiro (Approval date: 03/25/2015)
Current Program Director: Randeep Jawa
St. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem
Program Director: James Cipolla (Approval date: 05/10/2013)
Original Program Director: Patrick Reilly (Approval date: 02/26/2014)
Current Program Director: Niels Martin
Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas
Program Director: Laura Petrey (Approval date: 04/04/2017)
Methodist Health System, Dallas
Program Director: Manuel Lorenzo (Approval date: 01/02/2014)
University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Original Program Director: Raminder Nirula (Approval date: 09/08/2017)
Current Program Director: Alexander Colonna
Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
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A Southern Architecture: The Work of Ted McCoy
Author(s): Ted McCoy
The forms of Ted McCoy's houses recall the early stone and mud brick buildings of the colonial era in Otago. After fifty years of architecture in the south, closing with the fine renovation of the Otago Museum's entrance and atrium in 1999, he has produced this book. First published November 2007.
Ted McCoy holds the Gold Medal for lifetime achievement in architecture from the NZ Institute of Architects and has won eight national awards and twenty regional awards for his buildings. He was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2004 for services to architecture and heritage. With Gary Blackman he co-authored Victorian City of New Zealand (1968), and he was a contributing author to Historic Buildings of New Zealand, South Island, published by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (1983).
Introduction by Douglas Lloyd-Jenkins Houses / Churches / Large Buildings
Publisher : Otago University Press
Imprint : Otago University Press
Author : Ted McCoy
Illustrations : colour illus


Since going on this coffee journey, we have had conversations with friends and family that use and love their drip and pod machines because they are SO convenient. True, it is nice to dump some old coffee into a drip machine, set a timer and have it ready and waiting for you when you get up or push a button and have a cup on demand. The problem is…it tastes like crap! Some have resorted to dumping tons of sugar and flavored creamer into their coffee to mask the nasty. Which really just makes it more gross and terrible for you, (the recent research that says coffee has positive health benefits for you was referring to black coffee, not light tan coffee with creamer and eight tablespoons of sugar in it)! If you are going to add all of that to your coffee, why not just drink hot chocolate? You might get the same amount of caffeine from the chocolate and eliminate the hassle of getting the creamer to sugar ratio just right.
My wife recently had a friend come over for a visit and she made a pot of fresh coffee for her. Once the brewing process was complete, she poured two cups of black coffee and served her friend. They chatted for a while, had a great visit and her friend left. It occurred to my wife hours after her friend left that she did not offer her cream or sugar (we are not total jerks, we do consider other people's needs to mask their terrible coffee). My wife texted her friend to apologize and to our surprise her friend said that was the first time she had ever drunk black coffee and she LOVED it! If you have never tasted fresh, small-batch roasted coffee that is ground just before slowly brewing it using a method that fully extracts all of the flavors, you may never know you are drinking crappy coffee. I beg you, please, try some just once. It does not have to be from us! Find a local roaster near you and try some. You should try different kinds from different regions, they all have unique flavor notes, just like fine wine (recent studies show that coffee has far more notes and nuances than wine)! Does it cost more and take a little longer to brew? Yes, but some of the best meals I have ever had took much longer than driving up to a window and saying, "I'd like that microwaved hamburger please".
We should all be able to agree that food items that take longer to produce/cultivate tastes better. For example, grass-fed, dry aged beef fresh from a local butcher verses mass produced chuck at the grocery store; a beef brisket smoked for 10 hours in a ceramic egg; properly aged/stored wine verses Boones Farm wine (speaking as an adult here not a teenager!); a gourmet meal versus fast food. If these are true, why then do we decide to settle for coffee that has sat around for months on a shelf somewhere and brewed in a drip machine or worse a pod machine?! You agree with the above but not sure you want to take the plunge and ditch the pod machines? Consider this: People are furious today about plastic straws and yet millions of pounds of plastic trash per day is generated from coffee pods. John Sylvan, the creator of the pod, got rid of his pod machine and has said he regrets ever creating them because of the massive amount of plastic waste that comes with the amazing convenience of it (John Sylvan runs a solar panel company now and wants nothing to do with pod machines anymore). Save the planet, support a local/small business AND get to drink coffee that is a million times better tasting than what you are used to…YES PLEASE!
Not sure what to switch to? We can help with that. We will create a Favorite Brewing Gear Page and put links to all of the different tools we have come to love so that you can decide what you would like to try. Have questions about how to make the plunge? Email us or post your questions in our Facebook Group and lots of people can help, some may be going through the exact same issue you are. Not sure what kind of coffee you will like? We offer 6-ounce bags, so you can sample different kinds until you find the one you love! Why 6-ounce? Each pot we notice slightly different flavors so, we found that it takes a minimum of three pots to truly decide if we like a coffee or not. Once you find a coffee you love you can buy it in our re-sealable 12-ounce bags and continue sampling others in the 6-ounce bags! Each month we even offer a free 2-ounce bag of one of our favorites for you to try and post what you think about it on our Monthly Coffee Review Facebook group page.
We are not experts by any stretch of the term. We are ordinary people that have stumbled through this coffee experience for years and want to share everything we have learned along the way. What better way to learn than from other people's mistakes! We love to show everyone around us the wonders of fresh coffee because life is just too short to settle for crappy coffee no matter how convenient it is.