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La Touret, Modulations
During his stay in the Dominican Monastery of La Tourette – the last major work of French architect Le Corbusier - photographer George Dupin disclosed a set of unseen snapshots.
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During his stay in the Dominican Monastery of La Tourette – the last major work of French architect Le Corbusier - photographer George Dupin disclosed a set of unseen snapshots, the results of a personal tour of the monastery. George Dupin is a follower of Lucien Hervé (a photographer in close contact with Le Corbusier) and offers a vision of the convent that unveils overviews and original details (furniture, atrium, hallways…).
Also for this occasion, the works of Alan Charlton, an artist invited to La Tourette, are exhibited in the convent during Lyon's Biennale of Contemporary Art taking place from September 10th to November 18th 2011.
A silent dialogue emerges between the architect's work and the artist's.
Charlton (Alan)
Dupin (George)
George Dupin was born in 1966 and works and lives in Paris. He graduated from the Institut des Hautes études en arts plastiques and got his National diploma of plastic expression in 1990. George Dupin leads his research according to two axis: on one part, a photographic process that describes new contemporary subjects, and on the other part, a reflection on modalities and places of artistic representation. Since 1996, George Dupin's work addresses contemporary mechanisms that manage modern cities such as Dubaï, Jérusalem, Pékin, Hérouville-Saint-Clair, Marne-la-Vallée, Sao Paulo… Unlike Eugène Atget and his nostalgia for a Paris that is disappearing behind new arteries created by Haussmann, George Dupin's images attempt to show the emergence of new shapes. George Dupin doesn't put the modernity of a gaze in place, but the will to confront himself to the world's modernity. This attention he pays to the world essentially relies on architecture, urban functioning and the chaos resulting from global overpopulation.
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Born 1924 (5th January) in Vera Gacs, Budapest. Lives and works in Paris as well as in Normandy
1942-47 studied painting and for a diploma in art history and aesthetics at the Budapest College of Fine Arts. 1946 first non-representational images are created. 1947 artists′ fellowship in Rome at the Villa Julia moved to France. 1947-60 occasional co-operation with François Molnar. 1948 marriage to François Molnar. 1959-68 works with the machine imaginaire method. 1960 Co-founder of the Groupe de Recherche d′Art Visuel (GRAV) first participation in an exhibition organized by her friend Max Bill with the title Konkrete Kunst (Concrete Art) in Zurich, Helmhaus. 1967 Co-founder of the Group Art et Informatique at the Parisian Institut d′Esthétique et des Sciences de l′Art. 1968 first computer graphics are designed: thereafter continuous work with the computer. 1976 development of the "Molnart" computer software programme jointly with her husband first single exhibition Transformations at the gallery of the London Polytechnic. 1979 works at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, at the Atelier de Recherche des Techniques Avancées (ARTA). 1980 member of the Centre deRecherche Expérimentale et Informatique des Arts Visuels(CREIAV) at the Université de Paris I, Sorbonnethe first artist′s book 1% de désordre is published by Wedgepress & Cheese in Bjerred (Sweden). 1985-90 lectureship in fine arts and aesthetics and art history at the Université de Paris I, Sorbonne. 1990 her works are on display at major European exhibitions on non-representational art and avantgarde the first installative work is created for the Foundation of Concrete Art, Reutlingen . 1999 large monographic exhibition Extrait de 100 000 milliards de lignes at the Centre de Recherche, d′Échange et de Diffusion pour l′Art Contemporain (CRÉDAC) in Ivry-sur-Seine. 2005 recipient of the first d.velop digital art award [ddaa] for her life′s work, organised annually by the Digital Art Museum [DAM] and honoured with an individual exhibition by the Kunsthalle Bremen
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The Dominican brothers of the priory of La Tourette have invited three artists to stage an exhibition of theirs works that would resonate with Le Corbusier's architecture.
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On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Le Corbusier's passing, Anish Kapoor was invited to make his work dialogue with the La Tourette convent's architectural patrimony. This confrontation gives place to an exhibition that changes the way we see and look at the convent.
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Q: Error in R for creating arrow plot linked micromap Attempting to make an arrow plot for a linked micromap but keep getting the following error:
Error in as.numeric(angle):  cannot coerce type 'builtin' to vector of type 'double'.

The arrow plot has to be generated in ggplot before it can be placed into a linked micromap.  From what I've seen it cannot be generated like graphs dot, boxplot, dot_cl, etc.  I found this code online and am attempting to use it with my data to show change in rates from 2004 to 2012.
library(micromap)
library(ggplot2)
library(grid)

setwd        ("//cdc.gov/private/L119/GON6/Stateincid_bayes/linkedmicromap/arrowplot")

ger<-readShapePoly("states_repositioned_2006_albers.shp")

statePolys<- create_map_table(ger,"ST_FIPS")
head(statePolys)

smoothedrates<-read.csv('smoothedrates.csv')

data(smoothedrates)
myStats <- smoothedrates
head(myStats)

myNewStats <- create_DF_rank(myStats, ord.by="Rate_12", group=5)
head(myNewStats)

ggplot(myNewStats) +
    geom_segment(aes(x=Rate_04, y=-pGrpOrd,
    xend=Rate_12, yend=-pGrpOrd, colour=factor(color)),
    arrow=arrow(length=unit(0.1,"cm"))) +
    facet_grid(pGrp~., scales="free_y") +
    scale_colour_manual(values=c    ("red","orange","green","blue","purple"),
    guide="none")
ggsave    (file="//cdc.gov/private/L119/GON6/Stateincid_bayes/linkedmicromap/arrowplot/tes    tarrow.png", dpi = 300)

myAtts <- sample_att()
myNumber <- 1
myAtts$colors <- c("red","orange","green","blue","purple")
myAtts[[myNumber]]$panel.data <- c("Rate_04","Rate_12")

myColors <- myAtts$colors
myColumns <- myAtts[[myNumber]]$panel.data

myNewStats$data1 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[1]]
myNewStats$data2 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[2]]
myPanel <- ggplot(myNewStats) +
    geom_segment(aes(x=data1, y=-pGrpOrd,
    xend = data2, yend=-pGrpOrd, colour=factor(color)),
    arrow=arrow(length=unit(0.1,"cm"))) +
    facet_grid(pGrp~.) +
    scale_colour_manual(values=myColors,
    guide="none")
myPanel
assimilatePlot(myPanel, myNumber, myAtts)
ggsave     (file="//cdc.gov/private/L119/GON6/Stateincid_bayes/linkedmicromap/arrowplot/tes     tarrow2.png", dpi = 300)

arrow_plot_build <- function(myPanel, myNumber, myNewStats, myAtts){
    myColors <- myAtts$colors
    myColumns <- myAtts[[myNumber]]$panel.data
    myNewStats$data1 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[1]]
    myNewStats$data2 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[2]]
    myNewStats <- alterForMedian(myNewStats, myAtts)
    myPanel <- ggplot(myNewStats) +
    geom_segment(aes(x=data1, y=-pGrpOrd,
    xend = data2, yend=-pGrpOrd, colour=factor(color)),
    arrow=arrow(length=unit(0.1,"cm"))) +
    facet_grid(pGrp~.) +
    scale_colour_manual(values=myColors, guide="none")
 myPanel <- assimilatePlot(myPanel, myNumber, myAtts)
}
myPanel

myPanelAtts <- standard_att()
myPanelAtts <- append(myPanelAtts,
    list(line.width=1, tip.length=1))
arrow_plot_att <- function(){
    myPanelAtts <- standard_att()
    myPanelAtts <- append(myPanelAtts,
    list(line.width=1, tip.length=1))
}

arrow_plot_build <- function(myPanetl, myNumber, myNewStats, myAtts){
    myColors <- myAtts$colors
    myColumns <- myAtts[[myNumber]]$panel.data
    myLineWidth <- myAtts[[myNumber]]$line.width
    myTipLength <- myAtts[[myNumber]]$tip.length
    myNewStats$data1 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[1]]
    myNewStats$data2 <- myNewStats[, myColumns[2]]
    myPanel<- ggplot(myNewStats) +
    geom_segment(aes(x=data1, y=-pGrpOrd,
    xend = data2, yend=-pGrpOrd,
    colour=factor(color)),
    arrow=arrow(length,unit(0.1*myTipLength,"cm")),
    size=myLineWidth) +
    facet_grid(pGrp~., space="free", scales="free_y") +
    scale_colour_manual(values=myColors, guide="none")
    myPanel <- assimilatePlot(myPanel, myNumber, myAtts)
}
myPanel

mmplot(stat.data=myStats,
map.data=statePolys,
panel.types=c("map","labels","arrow_plot"),
panel.data=list(NA,"state",list("Rate_04","Rate_12")),
ord.by="Rate_12",
grouping=5,
map.link=c("ST_FIPS","ID"),
print.file="//cdc.gov/private/L119/GON6/Stateincid_bayes/linkedmicromap/arrowplot/testarrow3.jpeg", print.res=300)

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Driver Group Game Picks for Las Vegas
September 23, 2020 September 27, 2020 FantasyRacingTips Driver Group Game
It is crunch time in our Driver Group Game leagues. This season has not been my best so I need a hot streak to finish off the year. I saved some allocations for the playoffs so hopefully that pays off. I will use the strategy of playing the drivers who have a lot to race for because the cream usually rises to the top in the playoffs. It should be fun to see how it all plays out. The South Point Casino 400 can be seen Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on NBCSN.
Pennzoil Oil 400 Recap (2020): Goodyear brought a soft tire to the track for the last race at Las Vegas. Drivers were able to race four-wide all around the track. A crash at the end of the race allowed Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Bubba Wallace Jr. and Ty Dillon to finished in the top 10 at Las Vegas last February. We could see more chaos at the end of the race Sunday night.
Race Rewind: Pennzoil 400 (2020)
Here are my picks for the South Point Casino 400 …
Driver Group Game A Picks
Joey Logano (Start): Las Vegas is a great track for Team Penske Racing. They have won 4 of the last 6 races in Sin City. Joey Logano did not have the best car at Las Vegas in February, but he was able to win the race. I expect the No. 22 team to have this tire figured out Sunday night. Logano has the highest Driver Rating (118) and the second-best Average Finishing Position (4.33) in the last 6 races at Las Vegas. The No. 22 car starts 5th so he will have the track position to score a lot of Stage points and finish up front.
Martin Truex Jr. (Bench): Martin Truex Jr. is probably a safer pick then Joey Logano but I want to use the driver that the other members of my league may not have in their lineups. I cannot pass them in the standings with the same drivers. Truex has been blistering hot over the summer. He has finished 8 of the last 11 races in the top 3. He has also won 2 of the last 6 races at Las Vegas. If you do not trust Logano, Truex is a good pick.
Kevin Harvick (Start if you can): It seems like Kevin Harvick is a lock to win Sunday night and everyone else is racing for second place. Harvick starts on the pole and he has the No. 1 pit stall and the second fastest pit crew (Kyle Busch has the fastest). I would love to use Harvick this week but I only have two allocations with the No. 4 car. I need to save one for Phoenix and I will decide between Kansas and Texas for the other allocation. If you have three or more allocations with Harvick, use the No. 4 car this week.
Group A Driver Rankings: 1) Kevin Harvick 2) Joey Logano 3) Martin Truex Jr. 4) Brad Keselowski 5) Chase Elliott 6) Kyle Busch 7) Denny Hamlin
Driver Group Game B Picks
Alex Bowman (Start): Alex Bowman is quietly heating up after he struggled during the months of June and July. Bowman has an average finishing position of 8.6 in his last 6 races. Not too bad. Bowman will be running the high-line Sunday night and saving his tires over the long run. That is what makes him so good at Las Vegas. I only have one allocation left with Bowman and I will use it at the track where he has a history of running well and he is still alive in the playoffs.
Austin Dillon (Start): Austin Dillon has been the biggest surprise in the playoffs. Can his hot streak continue in round two? I think so. Dillon finished 4th at Las Vegas in February and that was before Richard Childress Racing had all of this technology to tell them what pit strategy to use to win the race. If Goodyear brings back the same tire (the word in the Garage is that they will), then pit strategy will play a big part of the race Sunday night. Dillon stole the win at Texas (similar track to Las Vegas) and he could do the same this week.
Ryan Blaney (Bench): All of the stats say I should use my last allocation with Ryan Blaney this week. Las Vegas is the best track for Team Penske Racing and Blaney has the second-best Average Finishing Position on the 1.5-mile tracks this season (behind Kevin Harvick). I do not trust him right now. The No. 12 team is in a slump. I will save my last allocation for Texas or Martinsville if he has some momentum heading into those races.
Kurt Busch (Bench): This is a big race for Kurt Busch. Not only is he racing for a spot in the Elite Eight, he is also trying to accomplish one of his bucket list goals. Busch has said many times that he wants to win at his home track before he retires. He is running out of opportunities. I doubt he will win Sunday night but Busch should finish in the top 10. He would be a good pick if you do not trust Austin Dillon.
Group B Driver Rankings: 1) Alex Bowman 2) Austin Dillon 3) Ryan Blaney 4) Kurt Busch 5) Clint Bowyer 6) Aric Almirola 7) Erik Jones 8) Jimmie Johnson 9) William Byron 10) Matt DiBenedetto
Driver Group Game C Picks
Cole Custer (Start): Cole Custer did not look great at Las Vegas in February but this rookie has learned a lot since that race. He even went to Victory Lane at Kentucky and that track is similar in size and shape to Las Vegas. Custer also finished 7th at Kansas in July (the last race on a 1.5-mile track). The word in the garage is that Goodyear will use the same tire that was used at Kentucky and Kansas. That is good news for the No. 41 team. I will roll the dice with the Rookie of the Year Sunday night.
Tyler Reddick (Bench): I only have one allocation left with Tyler Reddick and there is a better track to use it at. Reddick should still be good at Las Vegas. He is a safer pick then Cole Custer this week so I would use Reddick over Custer if you have two or more allocations left with the No. 8 car. Reddick has a 7.25 average finishing position in his last 4 race on the 1.5-mile tracks.
Group C Driver Rankings: 1) Tyler Reddick 2) Cole Custer 3) Matt Kenseth 4) Christopher Bell 5) Michael McDowell
Driver Group Game Team
Good luck this week!
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Jaclyn Hill Net Worth, Age, Career, Profession, Nationality, Bio
An Internet personality and entrepreneur, Jaclyn Hill gained popularity on YouTube. One of her most popular videos is when she filmed with the reality star The Kardashian-Wests in 2017.
Real Name Jaclyn Roxanne Hill
Date of Birth 20-July-1990
Place of Birth Illinois, US
Profession Youtuber
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The farm where Jamie was born belongs to her family in Mineral, Illinois, on the 20th of July 1990. As a result of the accident, James lost both legs.
His settlement for losing both legs totaled $4 million, resulting in her father receiving this amount. With her older brother Nicholas and sister Rachel, her family moved to Tampa, Florida, in 1998, including her father James and mother Robin.
Because he believed that God had called him to become an evangelist, her father became one.
The next few years were spent traveling to many countries to preach Christianity, including Honduras and India. In the aftermath of her parents' divorce in 2012, Jaclyn has distanced herself from her father.
When she was a child, she was homeschooled. Sarasota, Florida was the destination of her graduation. In the past, she has worked as a freelance makeup artist for the MAC Cosmetic store.
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The 29th of August 2009 marked the day Jaclyn married drummer Jon Hill. The two live in Florida now and don't seem to be headed for divorce.
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They are quite content in their relationship. Jaclyn enjoys spending a lot of time with her parents and is a true family person. She loves dogs as her favorite animal.
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Her family had owned a farm for more than four generations when Jaclyn Roxanne Hill was born on the 20th of July, 1990, in Illinois.
Her family moved to Tampa, Florida in 1998 after her father, James, said that God had called him to become an evangelist and pursue missionary work.
Her YouTube channel, which features celebrity makeup tutorials, was launched in 2011. One of Hill's most viewed videos is "Get Ready with Me & Kim Kardashian", a video she filmed with reality star Kim Kardashian West in July 2017.
The champagne pop highlighter Hill created with Australian cosmetic brand BECCA was released in 2015. In 20 minutes after "Champagne Pop" was released, Sephora sold more than 25,000 units.
A Palette with Hill's favorite eye shadows was also released within the same year, courtesy of Morphe Cosmetics. As part of her collaboration with Morphe during 2016, she released a limited-edition brush set with gems, as well as a second eyeshadow palette in 2017.
Hill tweeted a YouTube video announcing the launch of her namesake brand, Jaclyn Cosmetics. In the video, she described and demonstrated the 20 natural shades of "So Rich Lipstick" that will be introduced in the coming days.
Initially, longtime fans were mostly positive in their reactions to his announcement. At the end of 2020, Jaclyn Hill will have a net worth of $2 million.
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With this date being 19th September 2021, Jaclyn Hill is 31 years old as of today's date, 20 July 1990. The height of 61 kg and her weight of 1.70 m are her dimensions.
Jaclyn started her own business The YouTube channel The channel was launched in 2011 and has since become a huge success.
The 20th of December 2011 was the date of her first video post. Additionally, she ran her own makeup business. Champagne Pop is a highlighter that she created with Becca Cosmetics.
In this collaboration, Becca x Jaclyn Hill released the Champagne Collection, which delivers everything from eyeshadow to highlighter.
Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian were earlier inspirations for making videos. Since that time, she has collaborated with the world's best makeup brands including BECCA, Morphe, Makeup Geek, Gerard Cosmetics, and Sigma.
She is now an internationally respected makeup artist. Social media allows her to interact with her fans frequently and answer questions from them. She's amazing because she can create a different look for every skin tone with her unique style.
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YouTube accounts for the majority of Hill's wealth. More than 3.2 million people subscribe to her channel. Nearly 330,000 people click on each of her videos.
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Three cybersecurity vendors outline 16 industry predictions for 2020
With 2019 coming to a close, Ping Identity, Attivo Networks, and LogRhythm's experts share what 2020 holds in store for cybersecurity.
Ping Identity chief customer officer Richard Bird
1. Authentication means everything: With the recent and continued failings of companies to secure customer access, 2020 will likely see the rise of large-scale multi-factor authentication adoption by enterprises and consumers. Companies who are truly looking to protect their customers and most importantly their revenues, will embrace higher forms of authentication to achieve those ends.
2. Privacy and security become competitive advantages: In 2019, we saw the very beginnings of commercial enterprises promoting their privacy and security practices to their customers as a competitive advantage. In 2020, this trend will accelerate as companies begin to adjust to the new reality. A reality where more than 60% of customers hold companies responsible for protecting their data.
3. Rise of the digital identity: Digital identities were a thing of fiction just a few years ago. In 2020, commercial and government interests will begin to intersect as governments, as well as various sectors of business (ie: financial services, social media, healthcare) rush to build "digital identity standards". Some standards will be built with the needs of the consumer/citizen in mind, but time will tell if others attempt to capitalise and commercialise the value of these digital identities.
4. Consumers and citizens' patience runs out: In 2019 consumers and citizens began to voice their concerns over companies' repeated data breaches and security failures that have exposed their data, finances, families and services to greater and greater risks. In 2020, we'll see true and substantial consequences for organisations that do not keep their customers, employees, partners and citizens safe in the digital world. With over 80% of consumers reporting they would stop engaging with a brand online following a data breach, it's clear that people are ready to walk away from companies that can't get identity and security right.
Attivo Networks chief deception officer Carolyn Crandall
1. 2020 will be the year of API connectivity. Driven by the need for on-demand services and automation, there will be a surge in requirements for the use of technology that interconnects through APIs. Vendors that don't interconnect may find themselves passed over for selection in favour of others with API access that add value to existing solutions.
2. DevOps capabilities will continue to increase their significance in moving projects to products, as more organisations fully embrace DevOps each year. This will drive increased awareness of security risks and put an additional focus on DevSecOps and how opensource software is managed within projects.
3. We will begin to see more examples of the theft of encrypted data as cybercriminals begin to stockpile information in preparation for the benefits of quantum-computing where traditional encryption will become easy to crack. The advances in quantum computing that Google has recently published bring this possibility closer to becoming reality.
4. Significant issues will surface around the lack of adequate detection of threats that have bypassed prevention defences. To combat this, in 2020, we will see the addition of deception technology into security framework guidelines, compliance requirements, and as a factor in cyber insurance premiums and coverage.
LogRhythm Labs
1. An insider will manipulate AI to wrongly put an innocent person in prison.
Because people train artificial intelligence (AI), AI adopts the same human biases we thought it would ignore. However, this hasn't stopped the legal system from employing it. Just last year, a judge ordered Amazon to turn over Echo recordings in a double murder case. With AI already primed to make biased decisions based on the information it receives, an insider could exploit this to feed it false information to more directly implicate someone of a crime. In making AI more human, the likelihood that it makes mistakes will increase.
2. The US election will definitely be hacked and influenced.
After the revelation of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential elections, election tampering is at the forefront of the news as we approach the 2020 elections. Hackers (nation-state or others) won't have to do much more than infiltrate the system – or make it seems like they've infiltrated the system – to undermine people's confidence in the election and exacerbate the current state of turmoil.
3. We'll see the consequences of increased adoption of biometrics.
Before we see adequate regulation and security to protect biometric data, there are going to be some unlucky people whose biometric information is stolen and used for repeat fraud. If your credit card details are stolen, you can easily change your account number. But what if your face gets stolen? Once that information is compromised, there's no swapping it out. Before the industry catches up and understands how to properly protect it, we're going to see the consequences of the increased adoption of biometrics.
4. Iran's offensive cyber operations will grow at a faster rate than China's.
While China has been seen as one of the top nation-state threats in recent year, we're going to see Iran outpace the country in 2020. Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have increased since the multiple incidents seen over the summer, and unlike China, Iran doesn't have formal diplomatic relations with the US. It's also not a big trade partner. Combined, these factors mean they have less to lose.
5. Quantum computing will break out of the lab and see use by users and threat actors alike.
Google's "Sycamore" project was heralded as a breakthrough for quantum computing earlier this year. And while we're certainly still far off from the advanced quantum computing that could change the way we perform standard cryptography; we are already seeing quantum computing make its way into the mainstream. For example, Microsoft announced its new Azure Quantum service, which will soon allow select customers to run quantum code and use quantum hardware. These developments in quantum computing will likely have a significant impact on modern AI as well, helping to speed up AI's data analysis and subsequent decision making. And by offering quantum technology to the masses, we're sure to see an uptick in the development, adoption, and usefulness of quantum and modern AI throughout 2020 – both among legitimate users and malicious hackers.
6. Deepfakes will become convenient scapegoats.
Hackers have successfully been using deepfakes to impersonate executives to get large sums of money transferred to them. But in 2020, deepfakes will become a tool for not just hackers; regular people will start using them — but not to steal. Instead, we'll see "deepfake as a defense" — a convenient scapegoat to avoid professional or even legal repercussions.
7. Ransomware is going to expand into the critical infrastructure business.
Ransomware continues to be easy cash for hackers, recently reaching an average payout of $41,000 USD, according to SC Magazine. Given ransomware's proven track record, it's time for hackers to take it to new markets. Critical infrastructure is a prime target: while most ransomware isn't built to target this type of infrastructure, it can still be used in those environments, and shutting down a power grid is certainly going to yield a significantly higher than average payout – not to mention it could lay the foundation of distrust in the government's ability to protects its citizens. Critical infrastructure is due for another significant breach anyway, making 2020 the perfect opportunity to introduce ransomware into this space.
8. Eavesdropping on smart speakers will result in a major political scandal.
If our smart devices are listening to us, to improve the decisionmaking in the devices' AI, then a human needs to be listening too. We believe this will result in a behind-the-scenes employee becoming the next whistleblower — exposing secrets that will lead to the next political scandal.
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Citrix flaw puts 80,000 companies at risk
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Microsoft-backed security firm SpyCloud amplifies enterprise protection
Cybersecurity firm SpyCloud is an up-and-coming star in cybersecurity – and with US$21 million from Microsoft's venture fund behind it, SpyCloud's future is almost limitless.More
Number of spam emails drops, still accounts for 55% of traffic
Significantly, spam messages account for more than half of 295 billion in 2019, making 55% of global email traffic in this year, the company states.More
"Responding to threats is important for security, but it is not the main task of the threat hunter."More
Sophos launches Intercept X for mobile
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StorageCraft report suggests firms need a 'ransomware reality check'
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Cyberattacks becoming increasingly targeted in nature, research finds
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Kaspersky: Malware variety grows by 13.7% in 2019 due to web skimmers
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Fortune 500 firms weigh in on equipment failure risk
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Sophos launches threat intelligence & analysis platform for developers
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Unisys delivers new cloud security features on AWS
These automated capabilities of CloudForte help clients enhance security and optimise operations for workloads delivered on AWS as well as in hybrid- and multi-cloud environments.More
Endace expands channel partners globally, experiences significant growth
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At least 174 municipal institutions, with more than 3,000 subset organisations, have been targeted by ransomware during the last year. More
ESET releases Australian Cyberawareness Index 2019 results
The survey covered the current state of technology adoption and what users are doing online as well as what they're doing to protect themselves.More
EC-Council appoints distie to expand into A/NZ
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New security distributor launches in A/NZ
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text: Q: How to access multiple chrooted directories I have set up a bunch of chrooted SFTP directories on a RHEL 8 server. These will be for schools to upload their student data files. From another remote server, I need to be able to programmatically pull these files and process them. I could scp as root and theoretically be able to get to all the directories but I'm not sure that's the right way to go about it. At a high level, how ought I do this?


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GROUPE TIRU USINE SYCTOM ISSÉANE
ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX, FRANCE
Leyard LED Video Wall Provides Efficient Interface for Digital Control System of Waste-to-Energy Facility
Groupe TIRU (TIRU) Usine SYCTOM Isséane is a French company located in the Paris suburb of Issy-Les-Moulineaux that specializes in energy recovery from waste. TIRU designs, builds and operates thermal, biological and material treatment units throughout France, Great Britain and Canada, recovering approximately 3 million tons of waste per year, which is converted to electricity and steam and sold to customers.
At TIRU's Isséane multifilament center—a collection and sorting facility in Issy-les-Moulineaux that includes an incineration unit with energy recovery—a rear-projection display was previously used in conjunction with the center's digital control system. But as the display was approaching its end of life, TIRU identified the need for a new control room display solution to monitor its systems, identify problems and manage process operations in the most efficient manner possible. After evaluating options, TIRU selected and subsequently installed a Leyard® TWA Series fine pitch LED video wall with a 1.4 millimeter pixel pitch (TWA1.4) in a 3x3 configuration.
"MOREOVER, THE NEW LEYARD LED VIDEO WALL PROVIDES AN EFFICIENT AND SIMPLE INTERFACE FOR OUR PROCESS AS WELL AS A BETTER INTERFACE FOR THE CONTROL ROOM STAFF."
LAURENT LEHUBY
ASSISTANT HEAD OF MAINTENANCE WITH TIRU
Founded in 1922, Groupe TIRU (TIRU) Usine SYCTOM Isséane is a French company located in the Paris suburb of Issy-Les-Moulineaux that specializes in energy recovery from waste. TIRU designs, builds and operates thermal, biological and material treatment units throughout France, Great Britain and Canada, recovering approximately 3 million tons of waste per year, which is converted to electricity and steam and sold to customers.
At TIRU's Isséane multifilament center—a collection and sorting facility in Issy-les-Moulineaux that includes an incineration unit with energy recovery—a rear-projection display was previously used in conjunction with the center's digital control system. But as the display was approaching its end of life, TIRU identified the need for a new control room display solution to monitor its systems, identify problems and manage process operations in the most efficient manner possible.
After evaluating options, TIRU selected and subsequently installed a Leyard® TWA Series fine pitch LED video wall with a 1.4 millimeter pixel pitch (TWA1.4) in a 3x3 configuration. Designed for 24x7 operation and long-duty cycles, the Leyard TWA Series is distinctly suited for control room environments and comes available with a redundant video and power option to ensure continuous operation for the most demanding applications. The Leyard TWA Series is architected to support the highest pixel density and also delivers benefits unique to its "flat panel" design, including a 16:9 form factor optimized for the most popular high-resolution standards.
"The Leyard TWA Series video wall offers a high-quality image and a much wider viewing angle as compare to the previous rear projection display," said Laurent Lehuby, assistant head of maintenance with TIRU. "Moreover, the new Leyard LED video wall provides an efficient and simple interface for our process as well as a better interface for the control room staff. Our unit factory receives a lot of visits and the video wall has proven to be a very effective communication tool. In our view, Leyard video walls are number one in the market."


An extraordinary little restaurant, Cinnamon Cay regularly finds itself cited amongst the top five fusion restaurants in London, yet remains stubbornly unpretentious.
Cinnamon Cay delivers the essentials of a great local restaurant: outstanding food, friendly & efficient service and a stylish yet comfortable design, with a reputation for a wonderfully vibrant atmosphere.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY: "A comfortable, well designed neighbourhood restaurant - refreshingly different menu. A suitably eclectic wine list. The cooking here is honest - puddings are self-indulgent - extremely delicious". - Evening Standard Magazine. "I challenge you to resist the temptations of the menu - very fresh and exquisite - the brunch menu looks divine - beautifully cosy - top marks on value for money" - SW Magazine.
"In a word, excellent. Warm and friendly service throughout. Cinnamon Cay is stylish - an open style kitchen, deep red colours and curved wooden ceiling - innovative, healthy and fresh - a must - delicious" - Southern Cross.
The open kitchen, candle lit tables and warm colour scheme makes for a welcome retreat from blustery winter nights, whilst the terrace and fold-back frontage create a cool & airy atmosphere on warm summer evenings.
Cinnamon Cay is 'Highly Recommended' by both Time Out Eating & Drinking Guide 2005 and Square Meal 2005, and was rated 'Very Good' for food, service & ambiance by Harden's 2005.
A refreshingly different menu complemented by a suitably eclectic wine list.
The menu always offers a truly mouthwatering fish and seafood selection such as Royal Sea Bream, Marlin, Tuna etc.


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Topless Protesters Overtake Sanders' Nevada Rally
"Bernie Sanders" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Gage Skidmore
Socialist Bernie Sanders is doing all he can to maintain his current momentum in the primary election.
After walking away with a win in New Hampshire, Sanders is leading his Democrat opponents in Nevada, while seeking to maintain this lead by campaigning. With the socialist's newfound primary momentum comes an even greater target on his back. Other 2020 contenders are quite eager to pull themselves up at the expense of tearing Sanders down a few pegs.
"Bernie Sanders" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Gage Skidmore
It turns out that his rivals are not the only ones Sanders has to worry about. Yesterday afternoon, the socialist's rally was temporarily overtaken by topless protesters with a message, as documented by Fox News.
Why Topless Protesters Crashed Sanders' Rally
Apparently, the topless protesters wanted to get the socialist candidate's attention. When rushing on the stage and grabbing microphones, the female protesters implored Sanders to quit "propping up" animal agriculture and the dairy industry.
Topless protester confronts Bernie Sanders, de Blasio at Nevada campaign rally https://t.co/xkk9anBhYa pic.twitter.com/dpWSyin69X
— New York Post (@nypost) February 16, 2020
In addition to tossing around fake blood, paint, and water on the stage, one of the protesters stated that she "believes" in Sanders and identifies as his "biggest supporter." Needless to say, the protesters were rapidly escorted from the premises by security. Following their removal from the Nevada rally came arrests for indecent exposure.
Shortly after this incident, Sanders attempted to regroup, telling his supporters that "there's always" some excitement in Nevada.
A Magnet for Nutcases?
Believe it or not, the events that transpired yesterday are not the first time that Sanders has attracted questionable individuals to his rallies. During his 2016 campaign for the presidency, two topless women with "Feel the Bern" pasties were taken into custody by authorities after removing their clothes.
"Bernie Sanders sign" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Gage Skidmore
Quite frankly, Sanders' tendency to attract far-out characters shouldn't come as a shock. Remember this is not only a socialist, but also a presidential candidate who promises free college, free healthcare, free high-speed internet access, removal of medical debt, removal of student loan debt, etc., to his impressionable, naive supporters. Only time will tell what other crazies are drawn to Sanders and his campaign events.
What do you make of the events that transpired at Bernie Sanders' Nevada rally yesterday? Don't hold back in the comments section below!
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2nd Generation: Will telecoms bureaucrats including those of NDA time be questioned?
AS TWO former telecom officials, 1973 batch retired IAS Siddhartha Behura and 1984 batch Indian Economic Service officer RK Chandolia are behind bars, former Central Vigilance Commissioner Pratyush Sinha has now alleged that several telecom officials tried to delay CVC's probe into 2G scam.
Sinha who had served as the head of India's anti-corruption watchdog for four years till September, 2010, said there was a delay on the part of some telecoms officials in replying to CVC's queries regarding 2G spectrum allocation, according to media reports. He further said that his Commission advised against the allocation of spectrums on first-cum-first basis.
Meanwhile, many more officials who had served in the department of telecoms from 2003 could feel the heat sometime later as telecoms minister Kapil Sibal is keen on CBI investigating the matter right from the NDA regime. The Justice (retired) Shivraj Patil report, for example, has dragged in a former DoT secretary into the controversy. The report says: "TRAI had also recommended that .. additional players could be introduced through multi stage bidding process, which was also accepted by the Union Cabinet on 31.10.2003. However, in deviation with said requirements, the Secretary DOT, on the contrary, on 17.11.2003, approved formulation of procedure of accepting the applications for grant of UASLs by adopting procedure similar to the procedure adopted for grant of BSL…" (Para 3.2(i)/Page 84)
It remains to be seen whether heads of more bureaucrats who had worked in department of telecoms during the last eight years or so, will be rolled in this continuing 2G saga.
Bihar IAS Pratyaya Amrit invited by US Department of State
And finally, here is a good piece of news for Indian bureaucracy. Pratyaya Amrit, a 1991 batch Bihar cadre IAS, has been invited by the US Department of State to participate in International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). The program will be on urban planning and economic development, to be held in the US from February 7 to 25, 2011. The leadership program is meant for policy makers, urban planners, architects, public transportation specialists, academics and journalists among others.
Action and Appointments
a) Jayant Singh, an IRTS official presently working in the ministry of railways, has been appointed as deputy director (director level), in the La1 Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie.
b) Dinesh Kumar Yadav, a 1998 batch Himachal Pradesh cadre IPS has been selected for appointment as Assistant Director General (deputy secretary level) in the Unique Identification Authority of India under the Planning Commission, New Delhi.
Labels: 2G spectrum scam, Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), DoT


Demand is continuing to increase for wheelchair accessible van rentals on a short-term or occasional basis.
Fortunately, there are a growing number of vehicle and mobility dealers who are filling this need by providing van rentals by the day, week or month.
When should you rent a wheelchair accessible van?
When you are recovering from an injury or illness that has left you temporarily disabled.
When you are entertaining a visitor who is a wheelchair user.
When your personal wheelchair van requires a lengthy visit to the repair shop.
When you are researching a wheelchair van purchase and want to "try before you buy."
When you have a loved one who is a wheelchair user and resides an extended care facility -- and you would like to take him or her for outings or appointments.
The most common rental wheelchair van is the minivan with a lowered floor conversion that includes an automatic or manual wheelchair ramp.
Full-size vans are also popular choices among families, people who require extra space, and for those who need to transport additional cargo or medical equipment.
These accessible vans feature a raised roof and raised doors with wheelchair lifts installed.
In addition, some rental organizations will rent commercial style wheelchair buses and vans for families, groups or facilities that have a need to transport multiple wheelchair users and other passengers.
According to Bill Blaser of Pennsylvania-based VCI Mobility, an expert in specialized transportation products, the first consideration in renting the right wheelchair van is the size of the wheelchair user and his or her wheelchair.
The chart below shows some of the critical dimensions that will guide your choice of wheelchair van. Measure the height, length and width of the wheelchair user-while seated in the wheelchair-and compare them to the dimensions below.
Please note that while these dimensions will tell you if you can enter the wheelchair van, they do not indicate the ability to maneuver once inside. Talk with a a van rental professional for additional counsel on the dimensions you need when renting a wheelchair van.
When you use a rented accessible van, you need to be comfortable with using the wheelchair tie down system and seat belts in order to secure the wheelchair user while you are driving. While it is not overly complicated, it will be a new experience for most people. Mr. Blaser advises taking your time with your rental provider as he or she instructs you on this critical element.
When renting a wheelchair van, be sure that your dealers provides clean, late-model vehicles that are in good working order. The best providers typically will not rent vehicles older than five years or with over 50,000 miles. Ask about emergency contact information and response expectations should you experience a breakdown.


You might not instantly be familiar with the term Consumer Packaged Goods, but believe it or not, every single day all of us are using up and buying these types of products.
CPG goods cover a wealth of different products. From toothpaste, food and beverages to cosmetics and cleaning products. These products we buy, use and then immediately replace. Historically, fierce brand competition has been rampant, with only a few industry-leading brands securely holding customer loyalty.
Lack of access to point of sale (PoS) data and the nature of distribution has made it difficult for CPG brands to gather insight into consumer shopping preferences and leverage that data to foster engagement and loyalty.
However, by incorporating receipt scanning functionality into loyalty offerings, brands can foster engagement and loyalty with their core consumer demographics. Here are some of the benefits that OCR for checks can benefit CPG brands.
The capabilities of receipt scanning can give CPG brands with a competitive-edge in the marketplace. Data from the ICLP who specialise in consumer engagement and retail brand loyalty stated that the ability to send and receive OCR bills and receipts online or through email would encourage them to shop more often with a brand.
Indeed, 24% of customers stated that email receipts would directly influence their decision to stay loyal to a brand. It's believe the ease of transaction recording directly affects how a customer feels about a brand.
Combining product catalogue, inventory and receipt scanning OCR bills, CPG brands can find those customers that bring in the most amount of revenue for their business.
More importantly, CPG brands can see what those customers are purchasing. This data allows them to promote products effectively, designing effective campaigns to increase sales on specific products – rewarding customers for their business.
Loyalty programs are one of the most effective marketing tactics brands use to target customers, make them feel valued and increase spend incentive.
Brands without a direct point of sale (Pos) should allow customers to scan their product receipts. This way you can maximise participation in your loyalty programs by allowing your customers to collect points on each purchase which customers can then exchange for a reduction on prices.
Customers who have received points as a reward when paying for goods and keeping their OCR cheque or receipt are more likely to engage in your brand loyalty program. This is one of the more effective brand loyalty exercises undertaken by businesses.
In 2017, more and more CPG brands are partnering with receipt scanning technology vendors to gather customer data. By building receipt scanning functionality into their brand marketing exercises – such as a loyalty program – CPG brands can find any necessary changes to product descriptions or stock.
When combined with engagement data, this gives brands an unprecedented insight into core customer demographics, including their behaviour and preferences.
Implementing OCR bills using receipt scanning technology, brands can also gain an insight into the retailer, location, and average amount spent by customers. This data can then be leveraged to design effective product or location-specific customer strategies.
It would be false to say that CPG brands who don't have a direct relationship with consumers are not adopting commerce-driven loyalty programs that reward activities such as receipt scanning. The evidence is to the contrary. Using OCR cheques and bills receipt scanning technology, not only can brands better understand their customers, but they're able to use loyalty programs as a means of driving sales.


The 4th Marine Division had its roots in the shifting and redesignation of several other units. The 23d Marines began as infantry detached from the 3d Division in February 1943, the same month that an artillery battalion became the genesis of the 14th Marines and engineer elements of the 19th Marines formed the start of the 20th Marines. In March the 24th Marines was organized, and then in May it was split in two to supply the men for the 25th Marines. This war-time shuffling provided the major building blocks for a new division. The units were originally separated, however, with the 24th Marines and a variety of reinforcing units (engineer, artillery, medical, motor transport, special weapons, tanks, etc.) at Camp Pendleton in California. The rest of the units were at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. This East Coast echelon moved to Pendleton by train and also by ship through the Panama Canal in July and August 1943. All the units were now finally together, and thus the 4th Marine Division was formally activated on 14 August 1943.
The 4th Marine Division was the first division of Marines to go directly into combat from the United States. After intensive training, the 4th Marine Division shipped out on 13 January 1944, and in 13 short months made four major assault landings: Roi-Namur, Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo Jima, suffering over 17,000 casualties. Twelve members of the division received the Congressional Medal of Honor. For its victories on Saipan and Tinian, the Division received the Presidential Unit Citation, and a star was later added to this award for the Division's participation in the assault in Iwo Jima.
After peace was declared, the 4th Marine Division was the first Marine division selected to return to the United States. It was deactivated at Camp Pendleton on 28 November 1945.
The 4th Marine Division was reactivated as the lead division in the Marine Corps Reserve. On 16 February 1966, a headquarters nucleus of the Division was reactivated at Camp Pendleton and its colors were uncased June 23. The Division's headquarters moved to its present location in New Orleans Aug. 3, 1977 to share facilities with the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing at the F. Edward Hebert Defense Complex, a U.S. Navy installation. During operations Desert Shield/Storm, numerous units were mobilized and deployed to the Gulf Region. These units provided combat and combat support which contributed to the victory of allied forces.


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Jessica Abbazio
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jabbazio@umn.edu
Jessica joined the Libraries in 2018, and her portfolio includes instruction, reference, outreach, and public services at the University of Minnesota Music Library. Prior to her arrival at the University of Minnesota, she completed a Ph.D. in Musicology at the University of Maryland, where she studied Italian-language comic opera of the mid-eighteenth century and the music of Antonio Salieri, and a Master of Library Science with a specialization in Music Librarianship at Indiana University, Bloomington. Jessica is an active member of the Music Library Association, currently serving on the Membership Committee and the Career Development & Services Committee, as well as a co-coordinator of the Career Development & Services Committee's New Members Forum.
Ph.D., Musicology, University of Maryland, College Park
M.L.S., Music Librarianship, Indiana University, Bloomington
M.A., Music History & Literature, University of Maryland, College Park
B.M., Music Education, George Mason University
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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Router, ROUTER_DIRECTIVES } from '@angular/router';
import {DROPDOWN_DIRECTIVES} from 'ng2-bootstrap/ng2-bootstrap';

import { SectionComponent, LoadingPage, GridComponent} from '../../shared/index';

import { InventoryService } from '../../services/index';

@Component({
  moduleId: module.id,
  templateUrl: 'inventory.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['inventory.component.css'],
  directives: [
    ROUTER_DIRECTIVES,DROPDOWN_DIRECTIVES,SectionComponent,GridComponent
  ],
  viewProviders: [ InventoryService ],
})
export class InventoryComponent extends LoadingPage implements OnInit {

  positions: Object[];
  constructor(private router: Router, private inventoryService: InventoryService) {
    super(false);
  }

  switch(): void{
    if (this.loading){
      this.ready();
    } else {
      this.standby();
    }
  }

  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.loadPositions();
  }

  loadPositions(): void {
    this.inventoryService.getPositions().subscribe((positions: Object[]) => {
      this.positions = positions;
    });
  }

  config = {
    "columns" : [{ "name": "name", "header": "Name"},
                { "name": "ISIN", "header": "ISIN"},
                { "name": "category", "header": "Location"},
                { "name": "maturity", "header": "Maturity"},
                { "name": "last", "header": "Last"},
                { "name": "volume", "header": "Volume"},
                { "name": "turnover", "header": "Turnover"}]
  }

}

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The number of successful businesses started by college students in their parent's garages is sometimes s strong enough motive for many to start their own businesses – starting from college. You may have a great business idea, but you don't have money. What do you do? Starting a company from 0 and with almost as many finances is not a talent with which you are born, is a learned skill. However, jumpstarting your own business before you even finish college might be facilitated by school networks and resources, even when the budget is tight. Keep reading below for a little guidance and smart tips to use on the way.
You may have an idea, but before starting your business per se, you should research the market and see if your idea might be of use to anybody. In other words, you should create a customer base before putting money and efforts into your idea. To find out how the market will react to your enterprise, products and services, you need to sell and test a product in the market. Measure how much success your prototype has and this will offer you a better idea on your customer base. Having sales before having a successful business is a thing that most small entrepreneurs should look forward to, but so many, unfortunately, neglect.
If you want to test how successful your product or service will be locally and not only, you have to create an inexpensive prototype and test how the market reacts. Having the actual final product in hand helps for sure, but in most of the cases, this is not feasible or even essential. You want your audience to understand the simple logic behind the product or service. Most of them will be able to understand how it is supposed to work and how it might come in handy. Expose some key features they might help you differentiate your product from your competitors', several photos of how the product is supposed to look in the sale stage, these will be enough to your customer base.
You will, of course, have to put some efforts in branding. This will help you build an enterprise that will be easy to recognize in the market by the visuals alone. The logo, the motto, the colors, these will all matter, ultimately. But since you're a student with not that much money to spend on branding efforts, you should look into affordable and reliable branding tools. The specialists at Tailor Brands automated branding tools explain that you should search for tools that are able to deliver state-of-the-art, customizable logo services at affordable rates.
You will be tempted by these tools more when you find out that the whole process takes under five minutes and the results, as those who already tried such tools say, quite impressive, quality-wise. Remember that your branding efforts should be consistent enough to help you create a strong brand image on the local market and to allow you in the future to compete with your bigger competitors.
In the product development phase, you might feel the lack of appropriate finances more than until now. Given the fact that you already have some feedback from your customer base, and you have already tested the market readiness, you can start a crowdfunding campaign. Inform your fellow students and also your professors. They may be interested in contributing to developing a great product and helping a small college student-owned enterprise start off.
Before you start your Kickstarter campaign, make sure that you handle the following.
Read the Kickstarter rules and make sure that you fully understand them. Get accustomed to the requirements and check if you meet those as you go.
Have a business plan already designed before you launch your Kickstarter campaign. In fact, the crowdfunding part should be mentioned in your business plan.
Get an editor to review your business plan before launching. They should also review your website content and make sure that it is error-free, as well as your crowdfunding project.
Create a presentation video. If you want to boost your funding chances, try to create a presentation video for your idea. People will feel more engaged and tempted to contribute to your goal. See if any colleagues of yours have the necessary experience to help you with this.
Have a plan B. While funding is highly possible through platforms like Kickstarter, there is no guarantee that yours will have the anticipated success. Have a plan B, just in case. Your safety net plan could be anything, from a college fundraising event to borrowing money from your relatives.


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Home Editorials The Day John Kennedy Died
The Day John Kennedy Died
Professor James F. Tracy
Nov 22, 2013: 12:34 pm
By James F. Tracy
When I first heard Lou Reed's "The Day John Kennedy Died" while a sophomore at college, it momentarily bridged an otherwise broad, taken-for granted generational divide between my parents and I.
"I dreamed I was the president / Of these United States," Reed began with his trademark awkwardness.
I dreamed I replaced ignorance
Stupidity and hate
I dreamed the perfect union
And a perfect law, undenied
And most of all I dreamed I forgot
Indeed, for a majority of Americans John Kennedy symbolized the intersection of national history and personal biography. This is evident, for example, in the "Where were you when you heard the news?" stories they guardedly shared. Those at once distant yet intimate junctures suggest something much larger–the possibilities Kennedy signified on a level transcending the personal means and desires of common people and yet determining their fate–particularly civil rights, economics, and foreign policy.
There is a strong likelihood that Kennedy's guiding mission in the last months of his life involved the prospect of a world order subject to personal introspection on the significance of peace versus a dangerous and wasteful arms race and continued flirtation with nuclear catastrophe.
At the same time, much like Martin Luther King Jr. and his brother Robert came to realize several years later, John Kennedy understood in the last months of his life how the forces arrayed against him were far greater than he could overcome. To this day such forces remain unseen and hence, for a broad swath of the US public incessantly coaxed by its media minders, are ushered to the realm of the unspeakable.
Months after the world' narrow escape from the Cuban missile crisis President Kennedy laid down his challenge to the military industrial complex by proposing the possibility of world peace in the famous speech to American University's 1963 graduating class. "The nonviolent theme of the American University Address," author James W. Douglas observes, "is that self-examination is the beginning of peace. Kennedy was proposing to the American University graduates (and the national audience behind them) that they unite this inner journey of peace with an outward journey that could transform the Cold War landscape."
The discourse was a signal moment in Kennedy's presidency that precipitated the achievement of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. It was also significant in terms of world public opinion, being broadcast widely in the Soviet Union. Perhaps unsurprisingly the address received little fanfare in the American press, for it "was considered treasonous by forces in his own government." Nevertheless, as Douglas notes, the wish and intent of the speech, the
call for an end to the Cold War, five and a one half months before his assassination, anticipates Dr. King's courage in his April 4, 1967, Riverside Church address calling for an end to the Vietnam War, exactly one year before his assassination. Each of those transforming speeches was a prophetic statement provoking the reward a prophet traditionally receives. John Kennedy's American University address was to his death in Dallas as Martin Luther King's Riverside Church address was to his death in Memphis.[1]
Kennedy's violent mediated demise traumatized an entire nation, constituting a form of mass coercion that–much like 9/11–disciplined the body politic into acceptance of the military-industrial complex's ever-expanding psychic and material tyranny.
Like our parents and grandparents before us, the American people have been continually shocked and disciplined away from considering the prospects of peace and toward fulfillment of priorities that run counter to their own interests, and for which they (we) exercise no meaningful input.
Much as Kennedy's brief time as president increasingly suggested the crystallization of a popular will toward peace and higher purpose, his public execution on November 22, 1963 demonstrated a fierce existential negation of such desires. Those aspirations become more and more remote as the possibilities for the broader public to recollect and apprehend the historical record are discouraged, lost, or otherwise rendered meaningless.
Public suspicion over the actual circumstances surrounding JFK's killing was at one point difficult to subdue. Following President Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974 and subsequent Congressional investigations into the US intelligence community thru the early 2000s, an overwhelming majority of the US public (75 to 80 percent) recognized serious flaws in the Warren Commission and mainstream media's strongly imposed conspiracy theory that Lee Harvey Oswald was the sole assassin.[2] Today, however, only 50 to 60 percent question the bizarre account,[3] suggesting an increasingly depoliticized and ahistorical populace cultivated by mass public schooling and corporate media.
Those conscious of JFK's assassination yet too young to recollect it firsthand may have encountered it in a multitude of vicarious ways. This was perhaps even more so the case in Irish-Catholic households. I once told my father that he reminded me of Ted Kennedy. I didn't need to tell him why. Both were largely overshadowed yet also defined by their older brothers' achievements–and tragedies. I recall my father often suggesting how he wished I could have known his older brothers, one of whom was killed in an auto accident at 31, and another from a heart attack at 50. Unlike dad, the wayward upstart of the three, each attended the best prep schools and universities and were destined for greatness–the former as an attorney and the latter a physician with political ambitions and boundless enthusiasm for the Kennedys. "You were short-changed," my father would say, distantly. Like a host of other larger-than-life figures I never personally knew, his brothers were warmly resurrected in stories he would tell.
While going through dad's personal effects several years ago, often imagining him beside me, I found a copy of Kenneth O'Donnell's Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye: Memories of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, along with several complete copies of the Rochester, New York Democrat and Chronicle newspaper, dated November 23, 1963 and June 6, 1968. Implicit in the magic and promise eclipsed by loss was the intimate experience of biography and history, and the growing realization that we've all been short-changed.
Forgetting the day John Kennedy died requires an enduring awareness that the popular will JFK symbolized and envisioned 50 years ago was effectively vetoed by an unelected force, and the cascade of subsequent overlooked and unresolved deep events have allowed that America to be replaced by today's war on terror, growing police state, and drive toward global corporate governance.
[1] James W. Douglas, JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters, New York: Simon and Schuster, 2008, 36, 46.
[2] Darren K. Carlson, "Most Americans Believe Oswald Conspired with Others to Kill JFK," Gallup News Service, April 11, 2001.
[3] Art Swift, "Majority in U.S. Still Believe JFK Killed in a Conspiracy," Gallup.com, November 15, 2013; Jim Williams, "Conspiracy Theory Poll Results," Public Policy Polling, April 2, 2013.


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Q: Sorting relational tables using only 1 field in mysql I have 2 relational tables and I joined them, and I want it to be sorted by the same field.
Tables:
posts fields: id, post, created
reposts fields: id,post_id, created
Here's what I currently have:
SELECT
p.post as post,
p.created as post_created,
rp.created as repost_created
FROM posts p
LEFT JOIN reposts rp
ON rp.post_id = p.id
ORDER BY rp.created DESC, p.created DESC

And here's the result of that code:
{1
But what I want is to sort the whole data, base on the created field as a whole, regarding if it has repost_created or if it's null, it will base on the post_created field. Like this:
[2
Thank you very much!

A: It looks like you just need to COALESCE the value of rp.created with p.created and sort on that; that way if rp.created is not NULL you'll sort on that date, otherwise you'll sort on p.created:
ORDER BY COALESCE(rp.created, p.created) DESC

Note that you may want an additional criterion to break ties (when two rows have the same datetime value), you could perhaps use
ORDER BY COALESCE(rp.created, p.created) DESC, rp.id IS NULL

this will sort reposts ahead of posts at the same time.

A: i think your purpose is
SELECT
p.post as post,
p.created as post_created,
rp.created as repost_created
FROM posts p
LEFT JOIN reposts rp
ON rp.post_id = p.id
ORDER BY  isnull( p.created ,rp.created)


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Kaarmise is a village in Saaremaa Parish, Saare County in western part of Estonia.

The native language is Estonian.

Before the administrative reform in 2017, the village was in Lääne-Saare Parish.

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Villages in Saare County


This tour is a combination plantation tour of Oak Alley Plantation and Laura Plantation. Pickup will between 10:30am and 11am return to your hotel around 6pm.
Hotel pick up and transportation from downtown New Orleans is included with this tour. This tour combines both the Oak Alley and Laura Plantation tours in one day. Pick up time is 10:30am and your group should arrive about 12:15pm at Oak Alley Plantation, where you will have an hour of free time to get lunch (own expense) and walk the beautiful grounds. The Oak Alley house tour starts at 1:30pm and ends at 2:15pm. From there you will take a short 10 minute drive to Laura Plantation, where the tour begins at 2:40pm. You will return to New Orleans around 6pm.


Achnanthes subatomoides (Hust.) Lange-Bert. and Archibald in Krammer and Lange-Bert.
Achnanthidium subatomoides (Hust.) Monnier, Lange-Bert. and Ector in Monnier et al.
Valves are elliptical, 3.2-6.0 µm wide and 5.5-11 µm long. On the raphe valve, the axial area widens in the central portion of the valve, forming a "bow-tie" shaped central area. The raphe is straight, without terminal raphe fissures. Externally, the proximal raphe ends are expanded. Internally, the proximal raphe ends curve to opposite sides. On the rapheless valve, the axial area is narrow and linear, with a central expansion forming a rhomboidal or 'bow-tie" shaped central area. Striae are radiate and number 30-40 in 10 µm. Both external and internal openings of the areolae are transapically elongated. One row of areolae is positioned on the valve margin.
Kann wegen der wesentlich zarteren Struktur nicht mehr mit Taf. 403, Fig. 51-53 verbunden werden.
Original text and images reproduced with permission by Koeltz Scientific.
Valves are very small and elliptical, with radiate striae. The raphe valve has a 'bow-tie-shaped' central area.