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Dazed & Confused by the New Microsoft Certifications
By Cormac Doyle - 4/5/07
I have to admit to have been more than a little confused and bewildered by the changes in Microsoft's certification structures, and with the release of Exchange 2007 already upon us, and the release of Windows Longhorn looming on the horizon, I feel that it's time to try and reclaim a little sanity.
The old Windows 2003 certification track was relatively straight-forward and easy to understand even if it did require a lot of work to complete. You would sit your core requirements, your electives, and your design exams ... and presto! - with 7 exams, you could call yourself an MCSE on Windows 2003. If you wanted to certify on Exchange you had to do the entire Server certification track, and then add in the "Messaging" electives. Similarly, if you wanted to show your Security specialisation you had to do the full Server certification track, and then add in the extra Security specialisation exams. However, with Windows Longhorn, all of this is being changed.
Firstly - the MCSA and MCSE certification will not be carried over in that form to Windows Longhorn; you now need to certify as a Technical Specialist or IT Professional in a specified "Technology" (such as SQL 2005 or Exchange 2007) or "job role" (such as being a "Messaging Administrator"). This does not mean that the MCSE or MCSA has suddenly ceased to exist - you can still receive those certifications for Windows 2003 (and Windows 2000 - for the next few months), but there simply will not be an "MCSE" for Longhorn/Vista.
Secondly - all new certifications are linked to the life-cycle of the associated technology ... so when Microsoft eventually move Exchange 2007 to "End of Life", then anyone certified on Exchange 2007 will cease to be certified unless they have re-certified with a newer technology.
In this article, I hope to break down the some of the elements of the current 2000/2003 certification track, and endeavour to map those over to the new certification tracks that will becoming available over the next few months.
The Server Certifications
The Existing Certification Tracks
Before anything else is spoken about - what about existing certifications?
The MCSA/MCSE 2000 and 2003 certifications will never be retired or removed from your "certification transcript".
There will not be an MCSA/MCSE certification for Longhorn.
MCSA/MCSE 2000 exams will be retired in March 2008. As such you will not be able to sit these exams after this point.
The "upgrade" exams from MCSA/MCSE 2000 -> 2003 will ALSO be retired at that point.
There will also be no upgrade exams from the server 2000 certifications to the Windows Longhorn certifications.
There will be upgrade exams from Server 2003 certifications to the Windows Longhorn certifications.
Specifically - the following Windows 2000 Certification-track Exams will be retired during March and April 2008 ...
70-210: Installing, Configuring and Administering Windows 2000 Professional
70-214: Implementing and Managing Security in a Windows 2000 network Infrastructure
70-215: Installing, Configuring and Administering Windows 2000 Server
70-216: Implementing and Administering a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
70-217: Implementing and Administering a Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure
70-218: Managing a Windows 2000 Network Environment
70-219: Designing a Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure
70-220: Designing Security for a Windows 2000 Network
70-221: Designing a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
70-222: Migrating from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000
70-223: Installing, Configuring & Administering Clustering Services with Windows 2000 Advanced Server
70-226: Designing Highly Available Web Solutions with Windows 2000 and Application Center 2000
70-292: Managing & Maintaining a 2003 Environment for an MCSA 2000
70-296: Planning, Implementing & Maintaining a 2003 Environment for an MCSE 2000
Again, it must be reiterated that the 2000->2003 upgrade exams (70-292 and 70-296) are also being retired in March/April 2008 ... so if you have been working on the Windows 2000 certification-track, you should finish it as quickly as possible, and start planning to do the Upgrade examsdo the upgrades soon !! - if you have not upgraded to 2003 by April 2008, you will have to do all of the MCSE 2003 exams!
The Windows 2003 certification track will not be going away for any foreseeable time; Microsoft have stated that they will not be retiring the exams for at least 5 years. Some interesting notes with relation to the Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 certification tracks:
The Vista TS exam (70-620) counts as either the core client elective or a general elective for both the Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 certification tracks, but cannot be used as both a client exam and general elective exam in the same track.
At the time of this writing, any TS exam will count as an Elective towards either the MCSA/MCSE 2003 certification track.
All Longhorn/Vista certifications will be in the TS/ITP structure - there will be no MCSA/MCSE structure. There will be 3 TS (Technology Specialist) certifications for the Longhorn Certification track (unnamed at this time), which will be pre-requisites for 2 ITP (IT Professional) certifications (also unnamed). Specific exam and credential names will be released in June (available to MCP's in May).
The three areas of the "Technology Expertise" have yet to be officially stated, although speculation is rife in certain quarters. microsoft have stated that these three domains are comprised of two domains that are already tested for in the current certification tracks, and one which is a "new" technology within Longhorn not present within previous Windows Operating Systems.
Note that (at time of this writing), Microsoft has no intention to produce a specific Virtualisation exam - but Virtualisation may appear in any exam where it can be leveraged to support the technical solutions and job roles.
There will be two upgrade exams, covering the upgrade from both the MCSA: Windows 2003 and MCSE: Windows 2003, but these upgrade exams will grant one or more TS certifications - they will not grant the IT Pro certifications, so these exams will have to be sat separately.
Microsoft will be making the Upgrade exams available to the MCP community prior to the release of the Longhorn Server OS to enable existing MCSA and MCSE-certified individuals to get a head-start on the technology. The Beta upgrade exams will be available initially in June - any MCP's attending TechEd will have a chance to do the Beta exams, and the public beta will then be rolled out over the following month. The full upgrade exams will be going live in September/October (e.g. before the products are released), and anyone holding an MCSA or MCSE: Windows 2003 who has registered their interest in doing the upgrade will be provided a 40% discount on the cost of the exams. Register for this deal here. You must have completed the MCSA or MCSE track by mid-june to qualify - the Microsoft website has more details. There will probably be a lot of offers for Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 exams over the next few months (particularly June/July).
The expected release date for the Technology Specialist exams will be approximately 30 days after the "Release to Manufacturing" date for Windows Longhorn; while the ITP exams should be available approximately a month later. Since the provisional RTM for Longhorn is October/November 2007 at this time, this means that the TS exams should become available in December 2007, and the ITP exams should become available in January 2008.
As with all TS exam, the Windows Longhorn TS exams will retire when the associated technology (Windows Longhorn) reaches End-of-Life (moves out of active support). This will typically give TS certifications a lifespan of 5-7 years. Expired TS certifications will be removed from your transcript, but the fact that you passed the exam(s) will still appear.
The IT Professional Exams require re-certification every 3 years (from the date you recieve the certification), and typically, recertification will simply require sitting the most up-to-date TS exam(s). Expired IT Pro certifications will be removed from your transcript, but the fact that you passed the exam(s) will still appear.
For more details on the new Longhorn Server certification-track, please refer to the Microsoft Livemeeting broadcast.
What about the "Security" and "Messaging" specializations available in the current programs?
The Messaging specialization is it's own credential now, and does not require taking the standard server certifications (see below). There "should" be a security track released later in the year.
Microsoft Exchange 2007 Certification
There are currently c. 75,000 people holding Messaging specialisations worldwide:
MCSA: Messaging 2000 - 28,787
MCSE: Messaging 2000 - 8,068
Until now, if you wanted to certify on Exchange you had to do the entire Server certification track, and then add in the "Messaging" electives. This led to Exchange administrators having to take up to 7 exams that were not directly related to their desired credentials. The new certification track is essentially the replacement for the existing MCSA: Messaging and MCSE: Messaging certifications. However, the MCSA/MCSE tracks are no longer going to be associated with Exchange, and Exchange certification will now be covered by three exams - one TS (Technical Specialist) and two ITP (IT Professional) exams.
To become a Technical Specialist on Exchange will require the single TS exam.
70-236: Configuring Exchange 2007
To become an IT Professional on Exchange, you will require both IT Professional exams in addition to holding the TS exam.
70-237: Designing Messaging Solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
70-238: Deploying Messaging Solutions with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007
Note that the Microsoft documentation listed above (at the time of this writing) does not indicate that both IT Pro exams are required to achieve the IT Pro certification. Microsoft Learning "promised" to fix that on the 15th of February. Unfortunately their documentation has not been updated yet. These three exams are finishing up their Beta at this time, and should go live by June of 2007.
The official certification title once all three exams have been achieved is "Enterprise Messaging Administrator". It is recommended that you sit the three exams in numeric order (the various concepts build upon one another).
There will not be an upgrade path from Exchange 2003 -> Exchange 2007 - it was determined that the differences between 2003 and 2007 were so dramatic that a single upgrade exam would last 4-5 hours and would be excessively difficult.
The TS exam (70-236) can be used as a general elective for both the MCSA and MCSE on Windows 2003 but will not count as a "Messaging" Specialisation. The IT Pro exams (70-237, 70-238) cannot be used as electives for the existing MCSA and MCSE certification tracks.
Exam Availability
70-236: February 26th, 2007 (Training Kit available 25th July 2007).
70-237: May 14th, 2007 (Training Kit available 3rd October 2007).
70-238: June 28th, 2007 (Training Kit available 12th September 2007).
As with all TS exams, the Exchange 2007 TS exam will retire when the associated technology (Exchange 2007) reaches End-of-Life. This will typically give TS certifications a lifespan of 5-7 years.
The IT Professional Exams require re-certification every 3 years, and typically, recertification will simply require sitting the most up-to-date TS exam(s).
For more details on the new Exchange Server certification-track, please refer to the Microsoft Livemeeting broadcast.
Microsoft Vista Certification
There are a variety of Vista exams and certifications coming down the line, however, from the point of view of the Server certification tracks, it should be noted that the Vista exams will not be a necessary pre-requisite or component of the Server certification.
The first thing to note is that the main TS exam (70-620: Configuring the Windows Vista Client) can be used as either a client exam for the MCSA/MCSE client requirement (instead of 70-210 or 70-270) or as a general elective exam, but obviously it cannot be used as both in the same certification track.
Technology Specialist Exams (at time of writing)
70-620: Configuring Microsoft® Windows® Vista Client
70-624: Deploying and Maintaining Vista Client and Office System 2007 Desktops
IT Professional Exams (at time of Writing)
70-621: Upgrading your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support
70-622: Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Support
70-623: Microsoft Consumer Desktop Support
The upgrade exam will upgrade anyone holding the MCDST certification (Windows XP exams: 70-271 and 70-272) and will convey both the TS (Configuring Vista) and IT Pro (Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Support) certifications.
Note that there is no upgrade path from the MCSA or MCSE certification track, as the Vista track is no longer considered to be part of the Server Certification track.
The differentiation between the two TS exams is indicative of the new certification tracks, where specific technical Certifications will be available to support very specific technologies. Probably from the point of view of a Systems Administrator, the new 70-624 beta exam may actually be more applicable to their planning and deployment requirements when compared to the 70-620 exam which is more suited to someone who may be actively administering and maintaining in-place client systems.
For more details on the new Vista certification tracks, please refer to the Microsoft Livemeeting broadcast.


It appears that after the Philippine ships left the Shoal, China's ships remained and even occupied the Shoal as the Inquirer front page photo appeared to confirm. Once again, the Philippines had been snookered by China as previously occurred in 1994 when Philippine Navy ships left the Panganiban Reef — otherwise known as Mischief Reef — because of a typhoon, only to return to find China's Navy occupying the reef — located only 87 miles from Palawan and almost 600 miles from China. China has since constructed a concrete fortress on Mischief Reef.
The stark front page photo of Chinese soldiers waving China's flag on the Shoal prompted an emergency national telephone conference call on Monday June 18 by members of the US Pinoys for Good Governance (USP4GG) to discuss the implications of this new escalation of the conflict. What the group – which sponsored the May 11 global protests against China's intrusion in the Scarborough Shoal – feared had apparently materialized – China had occupied the Shoal.
While members were deliberating the course of action to take in light of this grave development, frantic calls were made to Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) officials to verify whether China had actually seized control of the Shoal. But no verification was obtained before the conference call meeting ended so another conference call was set for the next night to confirm Chinese occupation of the Shoal.
The next day, Philippine Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin warned that if China did not withdraw its ships from the Shoal, then he would order the return to the Shoal of Philippine Navy ships.
This raised the spectre of the 1988 incident when Vietnam Navy sailors sought to restore the flag of Vietnam on Johnson Reef in the Paracel Islands off Vietnam. When the Chinese flag was removed, the Chinese Navy fired on the unarmed Vietnamese sailors on the shoal and mowed down all 77 of them. Video footage of the massacre was filmed by the Chinese Navy and aired in China to show the resolve of the mighty Chinese People's Liberation Navy.
Could this bloody Vietnam scenario be repeated in the Scarborough Shoal?
As speculation mounted about whether China would react as it did in Vietnam in 1988 or as it did in Palau in April of 2012, news came from DFA officials that the photo used on the front page of the Inquirer was taken 10 years ago and was posted on the China Embassy website. China has not physically occupied the Shoal and planted its flag there, at least not yet.
On June 22, members of the US Pinoys for Good Governance joined members of the US Vietnamese community in mounting a demonstration in front of the United Nations building in New York to protest China's "creeping invasion" of their countries. Leaders of the two communities announced that they were jointly launching a nationwide boycott of China-made products.
The CNA reported Admiral Yin as saying Chinese naval troops should board and search Philippine government ships and private fishing vessels. In doing so, Yin said, Chinese troops "must try to maintain restraint, not force, not hurt people" when going after Philippine ships found in waters near Scarborough Shoal. But he affirmed to Communist Party People's Daily that China's Navy would not hesitate to use deadly force against its enemies.
The following day, the Philippine Coast Guard announced that a Hong Kong-registered commercial ship, the Peach Mountain, was most likely the vessel that rammed a Philippine fishing boat in the West Philippine Sea on June 20, killing a Filipino fisherman and leaving four others missing.
But whether it was an official government ship or a commercial vessel, the question remains: was the ramming of the Philippine fishing boat an accident?
"Malacanang and DFA will naturally say it was accidental because of the implications involved if they tell the people it's intentional. It means a direct confrontation with China which of course will blatantly just confirm our military weakness and incapability to defend," Ted wrote.
At this point, China is not yet ready to give Admiral Yin the order he craves to "use deadly force" against the Philippines. There is too much uncertainty about what the US response will be to such an attack. China is likely to announce that it is pulling its paramilitary vessels away from the lagoon while still remaining in the vicinity of the Shoal to protect the fishing vessels there. It will also do without openly admitting that it is part of the agreement negotiated with the Philippines that Sec. Del Rosario had previously announced.
The temperatures in the Shoal are rising and a serious miscalculation may easily push it to a boiling point.
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The inaugural interim show for Chelsea' newest Fine Art course, the Graduate Diploma, took place last week in the Cookhouse Gallery.
Sometimes it can take a little while to realise that Fine Art is your calling and to take the leap into a Fine Art degree. Many students at Chelsea come to study art after having started careers in various other professions such as architecture, medicine, literature or law, whilst all the time creating and making pieces in their spare time. The Graduate Diploma in Fine Art is Chelsea's newest degree course and aims to help this transition from one career to a new fine art-based practice.
Last week's show was the first opportunity for the public, as well as Chelsea staff and students, to see works by students on this course. We caught up with Fine Art Graduate Diploma student Ben J Hartley who told us about the experience of creating the show with his peers.
This is the first interim show you have done for this course. How did you find the experience?
Many of us were really excited at the prospect of showing in the Cookhouse, and it was mixed with some trepidation: this was Chelsea's first "proper" Grad Dip Fine Art show. We needed to do our best as a lot seemed to be at stake – not sure what exactly! Now that it's over, I think that was for good reason – we received lots of interest and support, such as from the students on the MA Curating and Collections course, who were amazing.
Curating a group show can be challenging, especially with so many different styles of work- can you tell us a bit about how you did it?
Yes, we all decided not to give the show a name other than Interim as we are still such a diverse group of artists. We have all come from a mix of careers and educational backgrounds. You have people from a healthcare background like myself, philosophers, financiers, lawyers… it was never going to be a predictable show! That said, we did find some synergies when curating the show – such as some "ritualistic" approaches to making, and more fragmented approaches to showing such as my own.
We had a week to set up and needed all of that time. It seemed, in the end, most work was arranged around a few "anchor" pieces – works that needed a certain amount of floor space, for example, or those that we wanted to place near to or opposite each other as it seemed to create the right "conversation" or "flow".
Can you tell me a bit about your work in the show? Was the set up easy?
I exhibited a work made up of used mini-cereal boxes. These were originally painted as three larger quite personal representational pieces, which I broke up in the way that only this smaller sized box could allow when using the brushes I had chosen, to make a new composite object. This process reflects my interest in modulation, deconstruction, chance and abstraction, as well as the idea of the throwaway and everyday in life.
Despite how it may have looked it was easy for me to set up. I basically started in the centre – where it should have been had it been one piece, and worked outwards. I started making more complex decisions, such as putting various "modules" (painted mini cereal boxes) up high, or cheekily invading another space.
It reflected my mood at the time: excitable! It was important for me that each module became a painting in its own right – that was why I did them, to depersonalise a larger more representational painting (which they all once were part of).
Thinking of each piece individually made me slow down and make more careful decisions. The placement seemed to come to a natural end, so the rest I piled on the floor and invited other people to do what they wanted with them. Some are a bit damaged, and possibly some missing, but that's ok too!
You spent the week of the show in 'crits', where you go around the exhibition as a group of students and tutors and discuss each piece of work. For someone who has never experienced a crit before, how would you describe the experience? How is it helpful?
Crits are hard things to get used to. Sometimes I feel really nervous before one, and other times totally at ease, or at least more at ease once I get over the initial shock of being centre of attention – just you and your work.
They are very democratic, and mostly good natured. My favourite format is letting the viewers speak a bit about what they are seeing, before I start talking about the work. It's amazing to hear how differently your work can be interpreted, and on how many levels.
See more of Ben Hartley's work on his website.
See more images of the Interim Graduate Diploma Fine Art Show.
For images of the set up, private view and crits, please visit Storify, where Ben Hartley and fellow student Sarah Porter documented the exhibition.


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Urueye, who was on housemanship at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, Lagos, was attacked by some hoodlums around 9pm on Thursday in the Canal area, near the campus while he was seeing off a friend who visited him in his lodge.
He was knifed in the thigh and dispossessed of cash and an ATM card, by the hoodlums. The police had arrested two persons in connection with the attack on the 25-year-old doctor, who was the only son of his aged mother.
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 Земсков, Александр Михайлович (1950—2019) — советский и российский тренер и судья всесоюзной категории по лёгкой атлетике.

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 Земсков, Валерий Борисович (1940—2012) — советский и российский литературовед, культуролог-латиноамериканист, прозаик, поэт.
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 Земсков, Фёдор Евгеньевич (род. 1988) — российский игрок в пляжный футбол.

Земскова
 Земскова, Зоя Сергеевна (род. 1933) — советский и российский медик.
 Земскова-Короткова, Мария Геннадьевна (род. 1953) — советская спортсменка (академическая гребля — рулевая).

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Chavez must stop helping Assad
As the violence against the Syrian people reaches such a crescendo, Hugo Chavez stands firm as one of Bashar al Assad's most important allies
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Joel D. Hirst
On 19 July 2012 13:32
Few would dispute that Syria's government has run afoul of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), the new norm in international law that United Nations member states approved in 2005 to try and help prevent the worst "mass atrocity crimes" of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and ethnic cleansing.
These are the same crimes prosecutable under the International Criminal Court and are particularly heinous because they are crimes committed by governments against their own people. R2P allows for UN intervention in extreme cases.
Naturally, as most things go with the United Nations, what was signed enthusiastically by member states is quickly swept under the rug in the face of very real challenges. Countries that do not have a culture of respect for rule of law at home easily disregard international law.
What today is Syria could very well be them tomorrow. While, like in Libya, authoritarian regimes such as China and Russia can often be brought in line with their R2P obligations, it will not ever be willingly. For them, weapons deals and energy relationships too often trump human freedom.
However there often emerges in international relations a regime that is so disdainful of human life and their international obligations that they cannot be swayed even as the world begins to turn against the oppressors. For Syria, this is Hugo Chavez's Venezuela, who is going out of his way to be a problem.
Russian ship carrying helicopters sails again for Syria
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As the violence against the Syrian people reaches such a crescendo that even the Russians are starting to distance themselves, Chavez stands firm as one of Bashar al Assad's most important allies.
Since December 2011, Chavez has sent at least three diesel shipments to Assad to help fuel his war machine. In October of 2011, just as the violence was spinning out of control, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro led a delegation to Damascus of Foreign Ministers from the Bolivarian Alliance of the Americas (ALBA) to show support for the Assad regime. (The ALBA is President Chavez's regional network of Anti-American governments. It includes Syria and Iran as observers.)
And just this month, Venezuela's National Assembly passed a resolution calling for an international movement to "reject intervention" in Syria. As he did with Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, President Chavez supports prolonging and preserving Assad and his undemocratic regime.
This is a tragedy. The vast majority of the Venezuelan people make common cause not with the Assad dictatorship but with those being shelled for their desire to live in a country free of tyranny. President Chavez would do well to remember this and begin to live up to his international obligations.
This post was written by Joel D. Hirst, a Human Freedom Fellow at the George W. Bush Institute where this post originally appeared. Find him on Twitter: @joelhirst
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To research a story on the benefits and blessings of interacting with strangers, SUCCESS asked me to serve as an Uber driver for a few days. And there were many. But I also picked up several unexpected side lessons, such as…
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1. It's super weird to let strangers get into your car.
I am, by nature, a retiring sort. I also have what the nice doctors call a "thing about keeping my car obsessively clean." Moreover, I'm a dad of two boys, so my passengers are usually of the small and sniffly variety. And although Uber grew more natural over the week, it initially felt damn near alien to invite strangers into my car, my personal space, the vehicle I use to take my kids to and from school and my family to and from movies. (The first guy even got into the front seat! Total Uber party foul.)
2. I don't go to many parts of my city.
I activated the Uber bat signal in my Indianapolis suburb, but my first fare was an office worker who needed a lift downtown. From there, I bounced around parts of town I don't usually frequent, and, given the exposure, took the opportunity to ping my passengers for lunch and/or bar tips. If nothing else, I can look at a hometown map now, and the broad space of blank words and crisscrossing lines that used to be abstract now seems accessible and familiar. And I know a place to get pad thai and another that serves absurdly good po'boys. (I know, it's Indianapolis. We still like po'boys in Indianapolis.)
3. You really can't predict people.
I was sent to a jail, which, as you might imagine, did not fill me with a sense of optimism, but once there I picked up an exceedingly friendly lawyer whose car was in the shop. I was sent to a high school at 2:30 p.m., which filled me with even less optimism—what kind of spoiled princess needs a chauffeur, I internally grumbled—but my fare was a high-school junior en route to her after-school job at Taco Bell. She was doing so, she said, because she didn't get her license for a few more months, so her working dad gave her Uber money as a stopgap solution. She couldn't have been more together or more friendly. I gave a little thought to whether I'd allow my son to get into a stranger's car three days a week after school—short answer, a hard no. But this wasn't my life, my circumstances nor my decision. The situation dictated this was the best answer for this family of strangers, so they took it. (And suddenly, I was nervous about making sure I got her to work on time.)
4. People are chattier than I thought.
I am not. I would prefer to sit in a barber's chair quietly for 15 minutes than chatter about the snow or Andrew Luck or politics, especially politics. But I don't think I had a single passenger who wouldn't chat; I had a few who wouldn't stop. Sure, I used a few interviewing tactics to get folks to open up, but I enjoyed picking up these random torn-away paper scraps from these stranger's lives. This guy is self-publishing a comic book, this woman has been driving on a suspended license for six years, this guy is trading in his luxury car because of a pending baby, this girl's boyfriend has had surgery after surgery, this guy plays trumpet and knows a good jazz bar.
5. People will help you out.
I couldn't find one guy's address, ending up hopeless and anxious in the parking lot of a fast-food chicken joint. My fare called me and helpfully directed me to my pickup spot, which was, embarrassingly, like 30 yards across the street. Apologies again, sir; I'm new at this.
6. The rich guy didn't leave a tip.
The conventional wisdom regarding Uber tips is deliberately confusing. Uber's official position is that they're worked into the fare, but of course if you get special service for something, a little bit extra wouldn't go awry. So I picked up a guy at his own business, helped him load his golf clubs into my car and drove him to an import auto dealership, where he was trading one (fancy model of) car for an (equally fancy model of) car. I'm not saying I was expecting a five-spot for my troubles, but come on man. Also this guy couldn't understand the popularity of Taylor Swift, so I already didn't like him.
7. Sometimes you babysit.
I picked up a mom and her son, a 12-year-old who I came to learn was an actor who'd appeared in Empire, a Spielberg-produced sci-fi series Extant and a Star Wars-themed commercial I saw all throughout Christmastime; he appears this March in the new Wolverine movie, Logan. Naturally this was a bright and outgoing kid, one of those preternatural tweens who acts more like 24, and I got a good chance to chat with him while his mom went into a building to see her parents for about 10 minutes. In that time, the kid and I chatted about Pokemon Go—turns out there are really good ones in Prague—his lifestyle and his upcoming work.
I gave little thought to whether I'd leave my 12-year-old in a car with an Uber driver—another hard no—but by this time I was starting to suspect my approach wasn't everyone's. Which I suppose was my main takeaway from my week as an Uber driver, a lesson that never gets less worthy: This is a big rock that contains lots of people, and it never hurts to consider their worlds once in a while.
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Will Standards Lessen SD-WAN's Growing Pains?
Kelsey's Grammar Kelsey Kusterer Ziser, Editor 7/11/2019
Hey, uCPE, show me the money!
Another potential growth opportunity for SD-WAN is in the Universal Customer Premises Equipment (uCPE) model of delivering SD-WAN as a VNF on a white box. This approach provides end-users with room to grow -- adding other VNFs such as WAN optimization or security, for example, on a single white box.
However, this model can be expensive for enterprises and the benefits of NFV -- such as the ability to swap licensing from one vendor to another and add or remove functions without dispatching field engineers -- are are a lower priority in the near term for enterprises and require a heavy commitment, says Washburn.
"A lot of enterprises would turn around and say, 'well, I don't have plans to change my infrastructure in the next three years. It's a theoretical benefit but I don't need to swap out my router every three months,'" he explains. "Moving to the cloud and virtualizing has typically meant lower costs, at least up front, but NFV isn't less expensive and in some cases is more expensive. It just hasn't been a high-priority issue for a lot of enterprises."
Enterprises are interested and know the transition to NFV is important in the long run, but they're moving forward slowly, "implementing here and there like in the data center, but they're not ready to go big and replace existing routers," adds Washburn.
The economic issue is one major concern for enterprises, adds Perrin, but there are also issues with openness and standardization since multiple vendor's VNFs reside on one box.
"You're buying a box that does multiple things but if you haven't deployed those multiple things on day one and you're not quite sure what you're going to do, it's cheaper to buy the single-function box," says Perrin. "It's tough for a vendor or service provider to go to their customer and argue to pay more today for potential tomorrow."
While hurdles remain for the success of the uCPE model for delivering SD-WAN, it is a more compelling deployment model for telecom operators offering SD-WAN as a managed service, explains Perrin. This model makes it simpler for telcos and cable companies to deliver new managed services to customers.
Washburn echoes Perrin's assessment: The "great majority of SD-WAN today, even when it's software, is run on bare metal. So they're taking an x-86 box and routing the application up, it's taking direct control of processes in the box and behaves like a piece of hardware. Most customers are ordering SD-WAN in that traditional way."
Enterprises are still grappling with the best approach to SD-WAN, and there's still a learning curve, says Washburn. Maybe an enterprise picks an SD-WAN platform, but it ultimately doesn't meet their requirements, or they've started on a proof of concept with a service provider but "don't know what step two looks like" and aren't sure how to move forward.
"The challenge with SD-WAN comes down to enterprises trying to figure out how to approach the SD-WAN environment … some vendors say 'it's zero-touch provisioning, this practically manages itself, the centralized controller makes it easy to administer,' and don't fully reflect that SD-WAN has a different set of challenges and it's still quite a complicated technology."
SD-WAN Update: 5G Impact Still to Come, as the Market Consolidates
MEF Debuts Final Draft SD-WAN Service Standard
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Roopashree Honnachari 8/22/2019 | 5:46:50 PM
Re: interoperability question I think the physical appliance itself on which the VNF operates will become immaterial in the future...most vendors do want to get away from the hardware business and want their VNF to run on any hardware the customer chooses. Hence, the heightened focus on the uCPE model. However, the cost, orchestration and management complexities of the uCPE approach has hindered the model from gaining much traction. I don't know if you meant to ask if SD-WAN VNFs from different vendors will be able to interoperate in the future....like a VMware-VeloCloud SD-WAN VNF interoperable with Cisco SD-WAN. That will be something!
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Phil Harvey 7/15/2019 | 2:52:08 PM
Re: interoperability question Thanks, Dan. That helps clear it up.
We'll change "and address the need for vendor interoperability" to "as well as SD-WAN's service characteristics and capabilities" in the fifth graf.
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DanPittPaloAlto 7/15/2019 | 2:42:23 PM
Re: interoperability question Phil,
As Stan explains below, the standardization applies looking upward from the SD-WAN control point toward the applications or OSS/BSS, not the interactions between the control point and the edges. These interactions have been vendor-specific and we have not seen the market demand to standardize these. If the edges are some sort of programmable uCPE then it's likely a swap of one vendor's SD-WAN for another's can be effected through rebooting of VNFs in the uCPE.
ralphsan2 7/15/2019 | 12:15:58 PM
Re: MEF SD-WAN Standard Hi Kelsey,
The new MEF 70 SD-WAN service standard addresses 3 key areas:
Defines the baseline characteristics for a service to be called an SD-WAN service (MEF 3.0 SD-WAN service), e.g., OTT, IP-based, application aware, operates over any service provider's underlay WAN, operates over multiple, different types of underlay WANs, etc.
Standardizes terminology for SD-WAN service components: SD-WAN Edge, SD-WAN UNI, Tunnel Virtual Connections, Underlay Connectivity Services (underlay WAN services), etc.
Defines Application classification criteria and policy definitions to determine what actions are performed for different Application flows on a classification match.
The above items address issues that buyers of SD-WAN services (and products) face as they evaluate different service (or product) offerings. The standard defines the fundamental characteristics of an SD-WAN service and enables buyers and sellers to use a standard vernacular to more effectively communicate the service components & functionality and define application policies.
The MEF 70 standard is just the begining of SD-WAN standardization with additional work in progress at MEF to define additional SD-WAN service characteristics and capabilities (including security aspects) and the LSO APIs to plug into all aspects of the service from Service Orchestrators to Customer Portals.
Vendor interop is not a focus of the standard. The above items are far more important to standardize to accelerate SD-WAN service growth and help customers make more informed purchasing decisions.
... Ralph Santitoro
Kelsey Ziser 7/15/2019 | 9:54:09 AM
Re: MEF SD-WAN Standard Hi Stan,
You mentioned that "MEF is not creating SD-WAN protocols for vendor equipment interoperability standards" but MEF is addressing issues customers face by using multiple SD-WAN vendors, correct? Carol touched on that last year: https://www.lightreading.com/carrier-sdn/sd-wan/mef-touts-multivendor-sd-wan-and-more/d/d-id/743511
interoperability question Hi Stan,
More of a reading comprehension question on my part -- The MEF is just defining the service and not specifying how the service should be built, but what it should do -- is that right?
Second question -- if vendor A and vendor B built gear that delivered the same service, as defined by the MEF, is it possible that gear from vendor A could be swapped out with gear from vendor B with minimal fuss, in the event that the enterprise suddenly wanted to change vendors?
I'm always curious about how much flexibility companies really have when they change their minds about stuff. Not nearly as much as consumers, but probably a lot more than they used to.
stanMEF 7/12/2019 | 5:03:24 PM
MEF SD-WAN Standard Hi, Kelsey.
For your Readers...The draft SD-WAN Service Attributes and Services standard can be downloaded here: https://www.mef.net/Assets/Draft-Standards/MEF_70_Draft_(R1).pdf
What's in the Standard?
The standard describes requirements for an application-aware, over-the-top WAN connectivity service that uses policies to determine how application flows are directed over multiple underlay networks irrespective of the underlay technologies or service providers who deliver them.
We cover key concepts and definitions like an SD-WAN UNI, the SD-WAN Edge, SD-WAN Tunnel Virtual Connections, and Underlay Connectivity Services. We also define service attributes that describe the externally visible behavior of an SD-WAN service as experienced by the subscriber as well as the rules and policies associated with how traffic is handled. Check out the document for this and more.
What's Not in the Standard?
Just to clarify, MEF is not creating SD-WAN protocols for vendor equipment interoperability standards. We are focused on defining a SD-WAN service with its attributes and policies.
What's Next for Standardization?
The next phase of standardization - MEF 70.1 - will cover things like complex service attributes related to application business importance and prioritization, underlay network characteristics, and connectivity to private/public cloud services.
Also, stay tuned for more on MEF 3.0 SD-WAN certification.
Stan, MEF
prayson.pate 7/12/2019 | 1:41:28 PM
Re: Time to move past appliances Hi Kelsey,
We are seeing enterprises move to uCPE and virtualized SD-WAN for both economic and strategic reasons.
One recent example is a large enterprise with hundreds of sites worldwide.
They were experiencing severe network problems over the past few years, and were looking for a new way to manage connectivity.
Key requirements were:
Secure connectivity to differently sized locations
Open, vendor agnostic solution enabling choice of uCPE hardware
Easy deployment and management
Integration with existing automation tools
Ability to host a wide variety of non-networking applications
Cost savings of more than 20%
We are now working with our partners to deploy this application.
It is a great example of cloud-centric technology powering innovation - and solving real-world problems.
Prayson
Kelsey Ziser 7/12/2019 | 1:33:00 PM
Re: Time to move past appliances Excellent points, Prayson, thanks! What I heard from the analysts and have heard from some SPs is that the economics of uCPE are still tricky. Any thoughts on why it makes sense for enterprises to move in thei direction from an economic standpoint?
Time to move past appliances Hey Kelsey - thanks for the interesting article.
The section "Hey, uCPE, show me the money!" on page 2 spends some time focusing on the difficulty of virtualized SD-WAN for enterprises.
But the penultimate paragraph highlights a huge benefit for enterpises: risk mitigation in the face of unknowns.
With virtualized SD-WAN running on uCPE with a hosting layer, enterprises can experiment with different combinations of SD-WAN and firewalls, without having to change the hardware. This can even be done at a later date if one of the virtualized functions fails to meet expectations.
The days of closed appliances and bare metal SD-WAN is coming to an end. It's time for enterprises to embrace a cloud-centric approach. Innovative enterprises are doing this today.
Prayson Pate
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Disasters in sub-Saharan Africa are increasing in frequency, severity and impacts.
On average, almost two disasters of significant proportions are recorded every week in the region since 2000. Few of these ever hit the global headlines but they silently erode the capacities of Africans to survive or prosper.
Disasters in sub-Saharan Africa are increasing in frequency, severity and impacts. On average, almost two disasters of significant proportions are recorded every week in the region since 2000. Few of these ever hit the global headlines but they silently erode the capacities of Africans to survive or prosper. Water, weather and climate hazards dominate the disaster profile of Sub-Saharan Africa, affecting, on average, around 12.5 million people per year.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, multiple and inter-dependent forms of vulnerability have the potential to transform even minor hazard events into human disasters. Around 400 million people in the region live below the poverty line, and 200 million are considered to be under-nourished. Income poverty and food insecurity play a major role in land degradation, as the poor and hungry are forced to over-exploit natural resources to meet their immediate needs for survival.
Disaster risks have continued to increase in this region mainly due to inadequate early warning systems and preparedness, inadequate land use planning and building codes. This has led to a situation whereby low level hazards are magnified by high level of vulnerability resulting into increased number of people exposed to hazards.
The main African framework for Disaster Risk Reduction is the Africa Regional Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction, adopted at the 10th meeting of the Africa Ministerial Conference of the Environment (AMCEN) in 2004.
With UNISDR support, the African Union Commission (AUC) then formulated and endorsed the Programme of Action for the Implementation of the African Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (2005-2010) at the First African Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in Addis Ababa in 2005.
At the Second Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction, which was jointly organized by AUC and UNISDR Africa, a substantive revision reflecting current gaps, including integration of climate change concerns into disaster risk reduction, and extending the time-frame to 2015, thus aligning it with the HFA, was adopted along with a Ministerial Declaration.
Following the recommendations of the Declaration, AUC in collaboration with UNISDR reconstituted the African Working Group on Disaster Risk Reduction (AWGDRR) in order to guide and coordinate the implementation of the Africa Regional Strategy and its Programme of Action. The Africa Working Group on DRR first constituted in 2005, has subsequently been reconstituted and held its inaugural meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, in March 2011.


I was browsing survey results and I noticed someone comment that when browsing older strips, the 'Last Page' link sometimes drops you off a few strips before the actual latest one–I'm here to explain this!
Normally, it creates the html file the first time someone visits the page, and then reloads it when someone leaves a comment or recreates it when the cached page 'expires' (this can be anywhere from an hour to a week).
But that wasn't enough–to really get my CPU usage down to where I was comfortable, I had to preload all of the pages into the cache (in other words, I create all the html files to be delivered in advance). I have this set to happen once a week, and while the cached page will reload/recreate itself if someone comments–let's face it, not many people comment on old strips.
And there you have it. I know it's a little bit of an annoyance when you get to what you think should be the 'Last Page' but see you still have three or four more comics to go, but the caching is important for everyone to have a quick loading site.
um… If you change the last page link to liliy.net/wam directly instead of wherever the newest page is going to go in the archive, wouldn't this solve the last page problem, as the main page has a copy of the newest page.


Watch out Dallas, there's a new sheriff in town. Today, during a 2pm press conference Oliver Luck formally announced Bob Stoops as the first head coach/general manager of the yet to be named Dallas franchise (come on XFL, people want to buy gear already!). As of this posting, there is no time frame for which the XFL will start naming other head coaches.
Bob Stoops has a track record of success. In his eighteen years as the head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners, he had an impressive record of 190-48, 10 Big 12 titles, 9-9 bowl game record and 1 national title (2000). Stoops retired from Oklahoma in 2017.
Were very intrigued by this announcement. Stoops will bring his high energy sideline presence to a league that wants to come out of the gates on fire. Watch out for Dallas to light up the scoreboard and fly around on defense. Stoops himself played football for Iowa as a defensive back and takes that side of the ball seriously.


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Æthelwulf (ur. ok. 795 w Akwizgranie, zm. 13 stycznia 858) – anglosaski król Wesseksu, Esseksu, Susseksu i Kentu, najstarszy syn króla Egberta i jego żony, frankijskiej księżniczki Redburgi, bliskiej krewniaczki (siostry, siostrzenicy, córki lub prawnuczki) Karola Wielkiego.

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Urodził się, gdy jego ojciec przebywał na wygnaniu na dworze władcy Franków. Do Anglii przybył w 802 r., kiedy Egbert został królem Wesseksu. W 825 r. w imieniu ojca wyprawił się na Kent, który przyłączył do jego władztwa. Wiele wskazuje na to, że przez następne lata Ethelwulf rządził w Kencie w imieniu ojca, gdyż jest czasem tytułowany "królem Kentu" . W 839 r. zmarł Egbert i Æthelwulf objął tron Wesseksu. Jego pierwszą decyzją był podział władztwa między siebie i najstarszego syna, Athelstana. Athelstan otrzymał wschodnią część państwa (Kent, Essex, Sussex i Surrey), Ethelwulf zatrzymał dla siebie Wessex i Kornwalię.

Panowanie Ethelwulfa upłynęło na walkach z najazdami wikingów. W 843 r. został pokonany pod Carhampton (6 km na wschód od Minehead) w bitwie z flotą 35 okrętów duńskich. Najsłynniejsze natomiast zwycięstwo odniósł w 851 r. w miejscu zwanym "Acleah", które historycy utożsamiają z Ockley lub z Oakley w hrabstwie Surrey. Kronika anglosaska określiła bitwę jako najwspanialszą rzeź pogan jaka kiedykolwiek miała miejsce. W 853 r. wyprawił się razem z królem Mercji Burgredem na Walię, pokonał tamtejszego władcę Cyngena ap Cadella i podporządkował sobie jego państwo. Mimo licznych sukcesów nie udało się Ethelwulfowi powstrzymać duńskich najazdów na Anglię. Pod koniec jego panowania wikingowie po raz pierwszy przezimowali na Wyspach Brytyjskich (na wyspie Sheppey u wybrzeży wschodniej Anglii). Za panowania następców Ethelwulfa mieli przystąpić do regularnego podboju.

Ethelwulf był człowiekiem bardzo religijnym. Przed każdą bitwą wzywał bożej pomocy, a od pierwszych lat panowania jego marzeniem była pielgrzymka do Rzymu, gdzie wyprawił się po śmierci pierwszej żony w 855 r. Wsławił się tam hojnymi datkami na rzecz Kościoła. Do Anglii powrócił w 856 r. Na miejscu okazało się, że jego najstarszy syn Ethelbald (Athelstan nie żył już od kilku lat) spiskował przeciw ojcu, chcąc uniemożliwić mu powrót do władzy po powrocie z pielgrzymki. Ethelwulf miał jednak dość siły, aby pokonać syna i skazać go na wygnanie – nie zdecydował się jednak na to i podzielił państwo między siebie a Ethelbalda. Zatrzymywał Essex, Sussex i Surrey, a Ethelbald rządzić miał w Wesseksie i Kencie. Taki stan rzeczy utrzymał się do śmierci Ethelwulfa w 858 r.

Król został pochowany w Steyning. Później jego ciało przeniesiono do Old Minster w Winchesterze, a na końcu złożono w tamtejszej katedrze.

Za panowania Ethelwulfa dokonała się zmiana tytulatury żon władców Wesseksu, dotychczas tytułowanych jako żona króla. Druga żona Ethelwulfa, Judyta Martel, pochodząca z możnego frankijskiego rodu, była już tytułowana królową Sasów.

Ok. 830 r. poślubił Osburgę, córkę cześnika Oslaca. Miał z nią pięciu synów i córkę:
 Athelstan (ok. 831 – ok. 855)
 Ethelbald (ok. 834 – 20 grudnia 860), król Wesseksu
 Ethelbert (ok. 835 – 865), król Wesseksu
 Ethelred I (ok. 837 – 23 kwietnia 871), król Wesseksu
 Alfred Wielki (ok. 849 – 26 października 899), król Anglii
 Aethelswith (zm. ok. 889), żona Brurgreda, króla Mercji

1 października 856 r. w Verberie-sur-Oise, podczas powrotu z pielgrzymki do Rzymu, Ethelwulf poślubił Judytę Martel (844–870), córkę Karola II Łysego, króla Franków Zachodnich, i Ermentrudy, córki Odona, hrabiego Orleanu. Małżonkowie nie mieli razem dzieci.

Przypisy

Dynastia z Wesseksu
Władcy Kentu
Władcy Esseksu
Władcy Anglii i Wielkiej Brytanii
Urodzeni w 795
Zmarli w 858
Ludzie urodzeni w Akwizgranie


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The year is 2030, what does banking look like? How will you make banking innovative?


arket meltdown, the Dow plunging to scary depths not witnessed for decades, and a nation on the brink. Like the victim of a schoolyard sucker-punch, the U.S. money market bleeds retirement plans, blown nest eggs, and dashed hopes and dreams. The ensuing butterfly effect we know well. Construction slowed to a crawl as the mortgage market collapsed upon itself. Banks no longer loaned money. Homes went into foreclosure and families headed to divorce court. Contractors flee to bankruptcy court seeking protection from their many creditors, while two rows over sits the family for whom they built a home for. A frightened nation seeks its footing and looks for answers.
Andrew Gross's "Reckless" gives us the answers wrapped in 404 pages of fast moving conspiracy-driven prose laudable for its plausibility. The book starts with a jolt, the haunting words "…the planes are in the air" inviting the reader to relive that horrifying day of many Septembers ago. And then they meet Ty Hauck, a stud police detective who takes early retirement and lands on his feet at one of Wall Street's top security firms. Things were looking up for Hauck. He had a woman and even played hockey dad to the woman's kid. Not to mention, he was making pretty good coin with the high powered security firm. But then a family is murdered in an apparent robbery-murder scenario. Sadly enough, not that much of a shocker in today's society, but this is different to Hauck – personal. He begins to nose around, not blind to the fact that his old friend's husband, murdered as well, was a trader at one of the big firms on the Street. And he wasn't the only Wall Street trader to die an unnatural death since the market crash, another fact not eluding Hauck's practiced eye.
Assigned a case as a gesture to one of the firm's favored clients, Hauck's investigation turns up hot leads and the story's obligatory female foil in the form of U.S. Treasury Agent, Naomi Blum. Together they stalk a trail recklessly strewn with the money and corpses left in the wake of international financiers gone rogue. Facing danger at every turn, the duo jets across the globe in a race for the very life and security of the country.
When all is said and done, I can't see the harm in tucking "Reckless" by the beach towel and Frisbee the next time you take off for vacation. An easy read, it flows well and smoothly switches scenes and characters by the copious use of short chapters, making it perfect for putting down and picking up again without missing a beat.


Kyle Busch is starting to wonder why he even spends time trying to qualify well at Richmond Raceway.
Richmond, Va. — Kyle Busch is starting to wonder why he even spends time trying to qualify well at Richmond Raceway.
Busch, sent to the rear of the field at the start because of unauthorized adjustments to his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota, passed Brad Keselowski (Rochester Hills) with 38 laps to go and held off hard-charging Kevin Harvick.
Busch and Keselowski have already clinched spots in the next round of the playoff by winning the first two playoff races, and Truex joined them on points by winning the first two stages.
The caution was the only one because of an on-track incident all night.


Mason TB, Engwall A, Mead MP, Irish LA. Sleep and eating disorders among adults enrolled in a commercial weight loss program: associations with self-report and objective sleep measures. Eat Weight Disord. 2019 Mar 09. PMID: 30852800.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Wonderlich SA. A multimodal, naturalistic investigation of relationships between behavioral impulsivity, affect, and binge eating. Appetite. 2019 Jan 18; 136:50-57. PMID: 30664909.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Anderson NL, Lavender JM. Unpacking cognitive emotion regulation in eating disorder psychopathology: The differential relationships between rumination, thought suppression, and eating disorder symptoms among men and women. Eat Behav. 2019 Jan 15; 32:95-100. PMID: 30677597.
Mason TB, Smith KE, Engwall A, Lass A, Mead M, Sorby M, Bjorlie K, Strauman TJ, Wonderlich S. Self-discrepancy theory as a transdiagnostic framework: A meta-analysis of self-discrepancy and psychopathology. Psychol Bull. 2019 Jan 14. PMID: 30640499.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Peterson CB, Pearson CM. Relationships between eating disorder-specific and transdiagnostic risk factors for binge eating: An integrative moderated mediation model of emotion regulation, anticipatory reward, and expectancy. Eat Behav. 2018 12; 31:131-136. PMID: 30359908.
Mason TB, Smith KE, Lavender JM. Stigma control model of dysregulated eating: A momentary maintenance model of dysregulated eating among marginalized/stigmatized individuals. Appetite. 2019 Jan 01; 132:67-72. PMID: 30248438.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Johnson JS, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA. A systematic review of reviews of neurocognitive functioning in eating disorders: The state-of-the-literature and future directions. Int J Eat Disord. 2018 Aug; 51(8):798-821. PMID: 30102781.
Mason TB, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Le Grange D, Smith KE, Peterson CB. Associations among eating disorder behaviors and eating disorder quality of life in adult women with anorexia nervosa. Psychiatry Res. 2018 09; 267:108-111. PMID: 29886272.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Crosby RD, Cao L, Leonard RC, Wetterneck CT, Smith BER, Farrell NR, Riemann BC, Wonderlich SA, Moessner M. A comparative network analysis of eating disorder psychopathology and co-occurring depression and anxiety symptoms before and after treatment. Psychol Med. 2019 Jan; 49(2):314-324. PMID: 29655386.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Lavender JM. Rumination and eating disorder psychopathology: A meta-analysis. Clin Psychol Rev. 2018 04; 61:9-23. PMID: 29703429.
Pacanowski CR, Mason TB, Crosby RD, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Wonderlich SA, Peterson CB. Weight Change over the Course of Binge Eating Disorder Treatment: Relationship to Binge Episodes and Psychological Factors. Obesity (Silver Spring). 2018 05; 26(5):838-844. PMID: 29533531.
Smith KE, Crosby RD, Wonderlich SA, Forbush KT, Mason TB, Moessner M. Network analysis: An innovative framework for understanding eating disorder psychopathology. Int J Eat Disord. 2018 03; 51(3):214-222. PMID: 29451959.
Pearson CM, Mason TB, Cao L, Goldschmidt AB, Lavender JM, Crosby RD, Crow SJ, Engel SG, Wonderlich SA, Peterson CB. A test of a state-based, self-control theory of binge eating in adults with obesity. Eat Disord. 2018 Jan-Feb; 26(1):26-38. PMID: 29384465.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Leonard RC, Wetterneck CT, Smith BER, Farrell NR, Riemann BC. Affective predictors of the severity and change in eating psychopathology in residential eating disorder treatment: The role of social anxiety. Eat Disord. 2018 Jan-Feb; 26(1):66-78. PMID: 29384466.
Mason TB, Smith KE, Lavender JM, Lewis RJ. Independent and interactive associations of negative affect, restraint, and impulsivity in relation to binge eating among women. Appetite. 2018 Feb 01; 121:147-153. PMID: 29155045.
Lewis RJ, Winstead BA, Mason TB, Lau-Barraco C. Social Factors Linking Stigma-Related Stress with Alcohol Use among Lesbians. J Soc Issues. 2017 Sep; 73(3):545-562. PMID: 29269960.
Smith KE, Mason TB, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Crow SJ, Wonderlich SA, Peterson CB. State and trait positive and negative affectivity in relation to restraint intention and binge eating among adults with obesity. Appetite. 2018 Jan 01; 120:327-334. PMID: 28943474.
Mason TB, Crosby RD, Kolotkin RL, Grilo CM, Mitchell JE, Wonderlich SA, Crow SJ, Peterson CB. Correlates of weight-related quality of life among individuals with binge eating disorder before and after cognitive behavioral therapy. Eat Behav. 2017 12; 27:1-6. PMID: 28843136.
Anderson NL, Smith KE, Mason TB, Crowther JH. Testing an Integrative Model of Affect Regulation and Avoidance in Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Disordered Eating. Arch Suicide Res. 2018 Apr-Jun; 22(2):295-310. PMID: 28644927.
Mason TB, Pacanowski CR, Lavender JM, Crosby RD, Wonderlich SA, Engel SG, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Peterson CB. Evaluating the Ecological Validity of the Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire Among Obese Adults Using Ecological Momentary Assessment. Assessment. 2017 Jul 01; 1073191117719508. PMID: 28703009.
Mason TB, Smith KE, Crosby RD, Wonderlich SA, Crow SJ, Engel SG, Peterson CB. Does the eating disorder examination questionnaire global subscale adequately predict eating disorder psychopathology in the daily life of obese adults? Eat Weight Disord. 2018 Aug; 23(4):521-526. PMID: 28643290.
Mason TB, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Le Grange D, Peterson CB. Examining a momentary mediation model of appearance-related stress, anxiety, and eating disorder behaviors in adult anorexia nervosa. Eat Weight Disord. 2018 Oct; 23(5):637-644. PMID: 28589469.
Mason TB, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA, Steiger H, Cao L, Engel SG, Mitchell JE, Crosby RD. Comfortably Numb: The Role of Momentary Dissociation in the Experience of Negative Affect Around Binge Eating. J Nerv Ment Dis. 2017 05; 205(5):335-339. PMID: 28129307.
Goldschmidt AB, Crosby RD, Cao L, Pearson CM, Utzinger LM, Pacanowski CR, Mason TB, Berner LA, Engel SG, Wonderlich SA, Peterson CB. Contextual factors associated with eating in the absence of hunger among adults with obesity. Eat Behav. 2017 08; 26:33-39. PMID: 28131964.
Mason TB, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Strauman TJ, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Le Grange D, Klein MH, Smith TL, Peterson CB. Self-Discrepancy and Eating Disorder Symptoms Across Eating Disorder Diagnostic Groups. Eur Eat Disord Rev. 2016 11; 24(6):541-545. PMID: 27670130.
Mason TB, Heron KE. Do depressive symptoms explain associations between binge eating symptoms and later psychosocial adjustment in young adulthood? Eat Behav. 2016 12; 23:126-130. PMID: 27648856.
Lewis RJ, Mason TB, Winstead BA, Gaskins M, Irons LB. Pathways to Hazardous Drinking Among Racially and Socioeconomically Diverse Lesbian Women: Sexual Minority Stress, Rumination, Social Isolation, and Drinking to Cope. Psychol Women Q. 2016; 40(4):564-581. PMID: 28138208.
Mason TB, Pearson CM, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Erickson AL, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Smith TL, Klein MH, Peterson CB. Examining the role of self-discrepancy and self-directed style in bulimia nervosa. Psychiatry Res. 2016 10 30; 244:294-9. PMID: 27512918.
Mason TB, Lewis RJ. Examining social support, rumination, and optimism in relation to binge eating among Caucasian and African-American college women. Eat Weight Disord. 2017 Dec; 22(4):693-698. PMID: 27357464.
Lavender JM, Mason TB, Utzinger LM, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Engel SG, Mitchell JE, Le Grange D, Crow SJ, Peterson CB. Examining affect and perfectionism in relation to eating disorder symptoms among women with anorexia nervosa. Psychiatry Res. 2016 07 30; 241:267-72. PMID: 27208513.
Mason TB, Lavender JM, Wonderlich SA, Crosby RD, Joiner TE, Mitchell JE, Crow SJ, Klein MH, Le Grange D, Bardone-Cone AM, Peterson CB. The role of interpersonal personality traits and reassurance seeking in eating disorder symptoms and depressive symptoms among women with bulimia nervosa. Compr Psychiatry. 2016 07; 68:165-71. PMID: 27234198.
Engel SG, Crosby RD, Thomas G, Bond D, Lavender JM, Mason T, Steffen KJ, Green DD, Wonderlich SA. Ecological Momentary Assessment in Eating Disorder and Obesity Research: a Review of the Recent Literature. Curr Psychiatry Rep. 2016 Apr; 18(4):37. PMID: 26893235.
Mason TB. Binge Eating and Overweight and Obesity Among Young Adult Lesbians. LGBT Health. 2016 12; 3(6):472-476. PMID: 26990169.
Lewis RJ, Mason TB, Winstead BA, Kelley ML. Empirical Investigation of a Model of Sexual Minority Specific and General Risk Factors for Intimate Partner Violence among Lesbian Women. Psychol Violence. 2017 Jan; 7(1):110-119. PMID: 28239508.
Mason TB, Heron KE, Braitman AL, Lewis RJ. A daily diary study of perceived social isolation, dietary restraint, and negative affect in binge eating. Appetite. 2016 Feb 01; 97:94-100. PMID: 26631253.
Heron KE, Mason TB, Sutton TG, Myers TA. Evaluating the real-world predictive validity of the Body Image Quality of Life Inventory using Ecological Momentary Assessment. Body Image. 2015 Sep; 15:105-8. PMID: 26302376.
Mason TB, Lewis RJ. Assessing the roles of impulsivity, food-related cognitions, BMI, and demographics in the dual pathway model of binge eating among men and women. Eat Behav. 2015 Aug; 18:151-5. PMID: 26094134.
Kelley ML, Lewis RJ, Mason TB. Discrepant Alcohol Use, Intimate Partner Violence, and Relationship Adjustment among Lesbian Women and their Relationship Partners. J Fam Violence. 2015 Nov 01; 30(8):977-986. PMID: 26478657.
Lewis RJ, Padilla MA, Milletich RJ, Kelley ML, Winstead BA, Lau-Barraco C, Mason TB. Emotional Distress, Alcohol Use, and Bidirectional Partner Violence Among Lesbian Women. Violence Against Women. 2015 Aug; 21(8):917-38. PMID: 26062874; PMCID: PMC4490938.
Mason TB, Lewis RJ. Minority Stress, Depression, Relationship Quality, and Alcohol Use: Associations with Overweight and Obesity Among Partnered Young Adult Lesbians. LGBT Health. 2015 Dec; 2(4):333-40. PMID: 26788774; PMCID: PMC4712454 [Available on 12/01/16].
Mason TB. Parental instrumental feeding, negative affect, and binge eating among overweight individuals. Eat Behav. 2015 Apr; 17:107-10. PMID: 25682364.
Mason TB, Lewis RJ. Minority stress and binge eating among lesbian and bisexual women. J Homosex. 2015; 62(7):971-92. PMID: 25603175.
Mason TB, Lewis RJ. Profiles of binge eating: the interaction of depressive symptoms, eating styles, and body mass index. Eat Disord. 2014; 22(5):450-60. PMID: 24983654.


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Saint-Quentin er en stor fransk provinsby. Den er beliggende i departementet Aisne.

Eksterne henvisninger

Byer i Aisne


The xmas mincemeat still needs using up, so this weekend I'm trying my hand at baklava using this recipe.
The recipe sensibly starts by making the syrup ahead of time, which is just water, sugar, honey, cinnamon sticks and cloves heated together until combined (and in theory star anise, but Soph can't stand aniseed flavour so I skipped that).
Then it's filo faffery: layer, butter, layer butter… ad nauseam, with a couple of layers of mincemeat in the middle.
Some time later it's all assembled and it's time to cut into diamonds. Once again: I should always measure things as my eye for distances is terrible, so there are a huge range of sizes.
45 minutes later in a 180C (regular) oven and it's looking nicely coloured.
Half the syrup gets spooned over as soon as it comes out, the other half 10 minutes later, leaving it swimming in the stuff!
After cooling it gets a topping of icing sugar before serving.
Mmm… fattening. It's delicious… but frankly not worth the faff. I'll stick to buying baklava from now on.
Your mincemeat baklava report won't let me leave a comment at the bottom. I was just going to write that your finished article looks great but I can appreciate why you wouldn't want to be bothered with all that faffing about again. Still, you know you have made it successfully.


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    .pipe($.hb({
      partials: `${Config.demos.src}/**/*.hbs`,
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      data: `${Config.docs.data}/*.json`
    }))
    .pipe($.data((file) => wrapHtml(file, file.data.layout)))
    .pipe($.pug())
    .pipe($.rename(path => {
      if (path.basename !== 'index') {
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      }
      path.extname = '.html'
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    .pipe(isProd ? $.htmlmin({ collapseWhitespace: true }) : $.jsbeautifier({ indent_level: 2 }))
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Q: Google-Maps: Algorithm to find points not containing buildings in a given radius Given:
Area - area to be searched
Radius - radius without any buildings
the idea is to have an algorithm that uses google maps API to search for the points in a given area that doesn't contain any buildings within a given radius.
Thanks for your time,

A: An interesting thought you should keep in mind, is that a named road will not increment the number if there is not a building.
For example let's say we have named-road and there are 4 buildings in the start of the road 1,2,3,4. In our example there are no buildings for 1km. The next building will have the number 5. So that's a good way to start your algorithm.
You need to find all the roads within the selected radius, then search every road and check the distances between buildings.
I hope I helped a little.

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