Practices have become more effective for the Cedarville Indians during the high school football preseason. It helps when the team has more players than there are starting positions on offense and defense.
Cedarville's roster has risen from 18 players last season to 27. The difference has been noticeable at practice.
"We don't have to have the coaches standing in positions during practice," said coach Jason Christian, who enters his seventh season.
Cedarville returns nine offensive and defensive starters from a team that went 1-9 overall and 1-5 in the Ohio Heritage Conference's South Division. The victory came in a Week 10 defeat of Catholic Central, a 41-0 win that helped Cedarville avoided a second straight 0-10 season. The win also snapped a 27-game losing streak dating back to Week 3 of 2015.
Cedarville nearly defeated Greenon and Triad before falling 7-6 and 34-32, respectively. With more experience – and bodies – the Indians are looking to build on that Week 10 win.
Underclassmen still make up the bulk of the roster with seven sophomores and seven freshmen. But leadership is strong with eight seniors and five juniors. Those numbers have also helped Cedarville field a JV team.
Senior offensive linemen and defensive ends Caleb Harding and Hunter Nier anchor both lines. Senior receiver and safety Hayden Lee returns as the Indians' leading tackler.
Senior running back and cornerback Brandon Pollock and junior cornerback Colby Cross are solid defenders. Sophomore running back and linebacker Kane Odon add toughness.
Cross and sophomore linebacker Hunter Baldwin, who injured an elbow early last season, are also both working at quarterback.
Pollock, Odon and senior tight end and linebacker Tommy Lowe are expected to see the bulk of the carries at running back.
Prior to this season the tallest player on Cedarville's offensive and defensive line was Nier at 6 feet 1. The heaviest was junior Zach Fair at 245 pounds. That changed when senior Malcolm Rogers moved into the district from Texas. He's listed at 6-4 and 320 pounds.
Cedarville added new non-league games in Weeks 1 and 2. Mississinawa Valley replaces Mechanicsburg and East Clinton bumps Strasburg-Franklin. The crossover games with the OHC North are again West Liberty-Salem, West Jefferson and Triad.


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On Sunday, December 13, 2010, nine members of APU chorus circle MUSY TONE took part in the "Singing Voice Tea Party 9" concert and filled the venue with their serene singing voices. Hosted by the Usuki Chapter of the Article 9 Association*, The "Singing Voice Tea Party 9" was held as a prayer for world peace and the renunciation of war.
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Liner Notes to a Formula One Fan's Song and Video For Daniel Ricciardo's Monza Victory: "I Can Take Anybody Down," by Kenna and Cox
Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren, 1st position, celebrates on the podium with his trophy. Photo Credit: McLaren/LAT Images
PARIS – Several of my lives and passions came together over the last three days resulting in a personally imposed lock-down thanks to the victory by Daniel Ricciardo at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza, Italy on Sunday. Now if that sentence full of facts gets your head spinning to sort it all out, how about checking out the result of all that passion, which is the video I put together for a song in tribute to Ricciardo, written and performed by a couple of Aussie expats in France who I met during my open mic wanderings: "I Can Take Anybody Down," by Chris Kenna and Melissa Cox:
The last thing I imagined after watching the F1 race on Sunday – and being at first appalled by the crash between the two series' leaders, and then ecstatic about Daniel Ricciardo's victory – was an email from Melissa Cox telling me she had a song from Chris Kenna, and did I by any chance have any photos of Daniel Ricciardo to illustrate it in a video. The last thing I imagined after reading that email was that my next 48 hours and more would be occupied passionately making a video myself for what I feel is an absolutely fabulous, dynamic, and cool song of tribute to one of the finest, nicest, coolest and most deserving drivers in Formula One.
The situation, it turned out, was actually linked to the previous post in this blog, about Elliott Murphy. Melissa Cox and I, who had met at performances of Kenna and Cox a few years ago, got in touch because it turned out that she not only plays violin with Kenna, but she is also part of the regular band playing with Elliott Murphy! So those two worlds suddenly joined.
Kenna and Cox
But whenever I had met Chris Kenna in the past in bars around Paris, where he is a mainstay of the Paris music scene, we had always spoken about his love of Formula One – which, of course, has been central to my own life and livelihood. And another passion of mine that then joined up in these last few days.
Well, when I heard this fabulous song for Ricciardo, and Melissa asked for photos, of course, another passion took hold: Making videos, mostly those involving music…but this time, with Formula One as a theme. And so, another passion suddenly joined up here, and little by little I got hooked on making this video.
Of course, time pressed as it seemed this thing should come out as close to Daniel Ricciardo's victory as possible, while his many millions of fans are hot on the story. So that is where all these merging passions came together to force me into a personal lock-down and finish this thing. It would never have been possible, of course, had I not many friends, colleagues and acquaintances in Formula One who kindly helped me out, including especially Bernard Asset, who is one of the series' best and most respected photographers – and who I worked with on my book about Formula One published at Assouline (which will be spoken of more in a future blog post), who incredibly selflessly allowed me to use a lot of his photos and even chose a selection, treated them and sent them very quickly. And there was the McLaren team's media staff as well, who gave me access to their collection and videos; and Steven Tee, who is another of the great F1 photographers, and whose LAT Images is probably the biggest, best database of F1 photos there is.
The Extraordinary Musical Pedigree of Kenna and Cox
It was especially great fun to be able to make a music video for someone else from the Paris music scene, as I have made many for my own songs, but few for other people. And Kenna and Cox are no ordinary other musicians based in Paris. Kenna was a farm boy from south-western Victoria state in Australia, who grew up milking cows and trapping rabbits with his brother before dreaming of being a rock star. He may not be a household name, but got a lot of big tastes of that life and world as in Australia he opened for bands like Midnight Oil, Men at Work, The Church and Ian Moss (Cold Chisel), and then when he later moved to France – for the love of a woman – he not only has lived off his own gigs in small venues and bars ever since, but he occasionally supported big names here too, including for Jeff Beck, Peter Green and Tommy Emmanuel.
He has now been playing with Cox for more than a decade, when the two Australians ran into each other at a gig, and he asked her to play a tune with him. She is from Sydney, where she studied classical violin since the age of 10, but then later got discovered jazz, blues, folk, rock and world music. Although her dream had always been to live in Paris, she first tasted a bit of the rest of the world. To quote from her bio: "Under the name Black Sesame, she released an album of electro-pop songs in between residencies as a jazz singer in Tokyo and Guangzhou. But it was Paris she dreamed of; and an invitation to study film composition at L'Ecole Normale de Musique saw the dream become reality."
So she got to Paris, and has never left – or rather, the two now live in a remote village and commute for gigs, recording, etc.!
As I write these words in closing, I think about how amazing life is when one thing leads to another in an organic manner that you could never have predicted between the moment of one action – for instance, Ricciardo's victory, or Kenna and Cox meeting at that gig, me writing the Elliott Murphy item leading to Cox contacting me about the song – and the string of events that it sets in motion! And speaking of motion, and e-motion, check out the video and song now because there is LOTS of motion, locomotion and emotion in this "I Can Take Anybody Down" cry of victory for Daniel Ricciardo and his fans!
This blog item feels more and more like liner notes, and no liner notes are complete without the lyrics to the album (well, that's arguable!), so here I am also going to post the lyrics to this song (which you can also find at Chris Kenna's bandcamp page, with the song:
They call me the honey badger
And I hail from the west,
I'm an animal behind the wheel –
It's the thing that I do best.
Nothin' gets me higher,
Higher than the moon,
(Than) when I'm trippin' major nutsack
On a Sunday afternoon.
When I'm thirsty for a shoey
Then I hardly use the brakes;
If someone holds me back,
Well I just pounce on their mistakes.
When they see that number 3,
With Lando by my side,
Well they know their race is over
So they take the corner wide.
I can take anybody,
I can take anybody down.
I can take anybody (passion and commitment)
The boys in orange hold their breath
Until their faces all turn blue,
Well I'll get them on the podium
If it's the last thing that I do.
All the stallions and the toros
They're all chafing at the bit,
(And) Mr Hamilton is arguing
With the boss down in the pit.
I can take anybody, (passion and commitment)
[Uh, watch your back, we've got the McLaren on turn 20]
Here comes Danny Ric
[We need to go faster otherwise we let the McLaren pass]
Coming up behind you
[Keep pushing – mate, you need to go now]
It's Danny Ric, oh yeah
Coming up beside you
[Oh shit, he's got you]
It's Danny Ric!
I can take anybody down
Categories: Album Talk, Auto Racing, Blues, Formula One, Music, Music Videos, open mic, Sports • Tags: Australia Music, Bernard Asset, Chris Kenna, Daniel Ricciardo, Elliott Murphy, France music, I Can Take Anybody Down (song), Italian Grand Prix, Kenna and Cox, LAT Images, McLaren F1 Team, Melissa Cox, Monza), Paris music, Steven Tee • Permalink
Reflections on my Friday and Saturday Synchronicities: From Formula One to French Nationality
Lewis Hamilton head butts Tom Clarkson at F.I.A. prize giving (not really). ©Photo Brad Spurgeon
Last Friday, 6 December 2019, marked the exact anniversary date three years ago that I finished working in my job reporting about Formula One for The New York Times (based in Paris, but writing for both its international and U.S. editions). It was also the day that I was invited to attend the International Automobile Federation's prize giving ceremony press conference at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, where Lewis Hamilton and the Mercedes team received their trophy for winning the Formula One titles this year, along with the other F.I.A. champions from other series. So with that personal synchronicity in mind, and as a fan of the series, I attended the press conference, wondering how I would feel about my past life re-emerging on that timely date.
Before I say more about my feelings on that, I want to mention the other synchronicity – the next day, or rather, at around 1:38 AM that same night/next morning: Saturday, 7 December. That day is my birthday – which my brother, Scott, likes to quote Franklin D. Roosevelt on regarding the 7 December 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor as "a date which will live in infamy" – and in France's Journal Officiel dated 7 December 2019 published around 1:38 AM that day, I found the decree that said I had become a French citizen. I had been fighting for that honor for 3 1/2 years – ie, since the Brexit referendum – and that it should fall on my birthday, and precisely three years after ending my career as an NYT journalist, was beautiful – and felt full of significance.
Lewis Hamilton talking about his fashion line at the F.I.A. prize giving in Paris
So the whole weekend was a blessed time. Despite having to battle my way through a French transport strike and rain, arriving at the Louvre drenched in both sweat and precipitation (from running through the rain for the last 40 minutes of the journey), the visit to the prize giving was an extraordinary moment. It was the first time I found myself involved in an F.I.A. press conference while no longer reporting for my newspaper. While I did decide that I would do a few tweets and write something about it on this blog – thereby making it a legitimate invitation – my biggest reason for attending was to see the world in which I had lived for more than two decades from my new point of view as a fan only.
I was delighted to meet up again with so many of my former paddock friends and colleagues: Journalists like Joe Saward, Jonathan Noble of Autosport, Frédéric Ferret of L'Equipe, Alain Pernot of Sport-Auto and other publications, and Andrea Cremonesi of La Gazzetta dello Sport, Tom Clarkson, who interviewed the drivers for the F.I.A., or Dieter Rencken, the South African journalist; team press officers like Bradley Lord of Mercedes (who has been press officer in teams that have now won the title 8 times (Renault and Mercedes), and his boss Toto Wolff. And of the drivers, there was Jean-Eric Vergne, the Formula E champion whom I have known since he was 15; Fernando Alonso; and, of course, Lewis Hamilton. And finally, Jean Todt, the president of the F.I.A., whom I first met as the Ferrari team director in 1997, who was also present as the organizer and key officiator of the event, of course.
I guess the word best to describe the experience would be: Flashback! But for the first time attending a press conference, I felt no pressure to produce any reports.
It was, though, very strange to hear the same kinds of questions being asked in the same way by the same people to the same people. It made me wonder how it feels for the drivers and teams to confront the same members of the media year after year, decade after decade. This, of course, is the same situation we find in any media circus: at the White House, the Olympic Games, soccer or even in coverage of show business, fashion or even science, no doubt.
But I thought about how surreal it must feel sometimes for the stars, such as Hamilton and Alonso, (and even for the not as successful drivers who must sit next to these stars and be ignored by the media while all the questions go to the stars, as happened in Alonso's World Endurance Championship racing team, as the Spaniard received all the questions from the media). How surreal it must be to see the same inquisitors asking the same questions year after year.
And I am not here criticizing the work of my former colleagues or of the F.I.A., all of whom are doing a fabulous job. This is just the nature of the beast. But having been away from it all for so long, it felt strange to find myself plopped right back into the paradigm, as if time had stopped, and all that I had done for the last three years had never existed, and I was again reporting on Formula One and other car racing series.
It was a little like how it felt a few months ago when I visited The National Theatre in London where I had worked 42 years ago as a bartender, and I found the place unchanged. And I thought, had I stayed there and made a career of it, I would have been in a world unchanged, rather than having felt as if I have lived a full, adventurous life since then….
Fernando Alonso talking about his experiences as a multiple world champion in different disciplines
It certainly comes down to our passions: Probably most of the people who have and will spend their lives in Formula One – or at the National Theatre – cannot imagine a life they would love better than that, cannot imagine a life without that environment. I spent 33 years employed by the International Herald Tribune and its successor, the International New York Times. While I would have happily continued, I am even happier that I have been able to transform my life into something else since then – working in the TAC Teatro theater company (back to the past?!), playing my music, writing on other subjects, avoiding much travel, and making films – while remaining a fan of racing.
These observations are probably obvious to most people, and probably I had many of them to a slightly lesser degree while in the thick of reporting on Formula One. But during such an emotional couple of days, it was all perfectly timed: The world DOES change. If we choose to make it change. I no longer cover Formula One as I used to. I still watch every session and race, and I still love it. But I am no longer part of the circus – or perhaps never really was. I am now French, after 36 years living in this country, and while I may feel like that is a fabulous consecration, I suppose that in many ways I have been French for decades.
But no wonder that the thing I found most interesting about the press conference was hearing Hamilton and Alonso talking about their life-changes, about the different worlds they live in, not just Formula One. I managed to film a bit of that, and I am putting it up here on the blog – in my role as a journalist attending a Formula One press conference again….
Categories: Auto Racing, Formula One, Interviews, Journalism, Memoir, Sports • Tags: Alain Pernot, Andrea Cremonesi, Federation International de l'Automobile (F.I.A.), Fernando Alonso, France), Frédéric Ferret, Jean Todt, Jean-Eric Vergne, Joe Saward, Jonathan Noble, Lewis Hamilton, Tom Clarkson, Toto Wolff • Permalink
High Quality Night at the Great Café Oz (Blanche) in Paris – and on a "Foot" Night!
Café Oz Paris
PARIS – It was worth the wait on Tuesday night. The open mic at the Café Oz Blanche decided to hand over the bar to the soccer lovers to watch the Barcelona-Bayern Munich match until the game's end, and then start the open mic really late. IE, at the end of the match, at 10:30. I started getting pretty worried when the score was 2-2 not far from the end of the match and thinking maybe the open mic would be pushed even later; but fortunately Bayern won the match, and Barcelona won the … I'm getting too deeply into soccer here….
So the great thing was that here was a bar that holds an open mic but also shows the matches, and for once it was not just a case of closing down the open mic this week, in favour of the "foot" and they just pushed the time back. And it was all so much worth the wait. There were some amazing musicians, including some Paris regulars from elsewhere, like Aaron Bowen and Isaac Cheong, both from San Diego, but regular visitors to Paris and its open mics.
Brislee Adams, the host, even managed to get the bar to let the open mic go on until 1:30 AM, so despite the delay for the match, it was a fabulous open mic, and a lesson to bar owners to not forget about the open mic when there are sports. But would I expect anything different from the Café Oz Blanche? No. This, after all, is an open mic where the bar offers each performer one free drink – and although that happens here and there, it is not common.
A wonderful evening, wonderful bar, wonderful open mic. But the best thing about Tuesday was the talent. Check it out in the videos….
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every item has a hand-printed "made new by leethal" tag and the original brand logo x-ed out!!
and some more! there are many shirts for guys and for kids!!
there are lots of details about the clothing, custom ordering, etc on the side bar of the clothing store page. i'm so excited to be branching out into this area; you know how much fun i had doing all those printed shirts for my brothers and for pete! i hope some of you are excited too, i'd love for this to be popular!
ooh ooh and also, because i'm getting all the original shirts at the goodwill bins (at around $1.50 per pound), and since i'm printing a bunch at a time to keep my work time per shirt somewhat low, i'm selling them pretty darn cheap! finished shirts are only $12 each, and custom orders are $16 each!
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if you're curious about how the trivia works, i'll tell you! you are in a team with your friends/table with paper+pens. there are 4 categories with 10 questions each. the triviamaster (pete!) reads each question in the category, giving you plenty of time to discuss and write an answer for each question. when everyone is ready, you trade papers with the team next to you and the triviamaster reads the answers. you score the other team's paper and trade back, then a winner is found for the category, with tie-breaker questions as needed. the winning teams of each of the 4 categories get 4 free hot dogs (or tofu dogs, any toppings, to be used any time). the categories+questions are usually a good variety of schooly stuff, pop culture stuff, randomness, etc.
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you know how it's hard to get back into work mode when you've been away for a few days? well it's a heck of a lot harder when you've got an adorable (sneaky, mischievous) kitten in your workplace! my parents came into town monday afternoon and left thursday night so while they were here a took a computer vacation, checking only my email in case of anything urgent. no google reader (still haven't caught up on those blog posts!), no twitter, sorry if i haven't replied to an email or comment yet… and now yesterday and today have been spent sloooowly playing catchup, mostly just doing what's absolutely necessary and being lazy with the kitty for way too much of my time. when she's playing i have to watch her so she doesn't get into trouble, and when she's sleeping she makes me sleepy! so, not much work has been getting done around here!
iron artist went well! i didn't get to see the event at all, being around the corner, facing the wrong way, but i saw tons of fun costumes. i sold a good variety of stuff and got lots of feedback on the shirts – telling me that i should definitely pursue that further! and i plan to have a custom shirt order system so you get the print you want with your size and color choice. of course, they will all be printed on recycled shirts, so there won't be infinite size/color options. but i'll have lots of choices eventually once i stock up, hooray for the bins!
i think i'm gonna do some future posts about fun portland touristy spots – i went to several of them with my parents and found some really cool stuff! the oregon historical society museum was super interesting and right now they have a puppet exhibit that was way fun, and we toured the submarine at omsi, and drove out along the gorge, and more…. it's fun to play tourist for a few days in your own town, i recommend it!
we also went out for breakfast all three mornings, oh man i love portland breakfasts, and saw a movie at the kennedy school, and went thrifting for a table and chairs for our kitchen! and spent lots of time at home playing with the kitty of course!
oh, by the way, her name is garbanzo! wanna see more kitty shots? ok!
sorry for the excess, i just can't help it!
onto other things… susan let me know the other day about this obama knit hat pattern by Lise Gervais, available for free on portland-based sewer-sewist's obama craft project site! i don't mean to get political on my blog, but i just have to say how i love all the craft-world stuff going on with this election. as soon as we got registered in oregon (it took us awhile to get around to it, oops) i put up the nikki mcclure vote poster in our front window, yay! and susan is hosting an obama postcard writing party next friday at tandem coffeehouse on division (across the street from the obama headquarters), with her gocco!
ok i have lots of other stuff to blog about, but it'll all come in future posts… for now, i need to work on some job blogging. and i need to go say hi to someone who just woke up from a little catnap! stretchy kitty!
lots more photos here! she doesn't have a name yet… we're still thinking…. she is darn perfect.
new yarn and iron artist!
i will be selling all kinds of neato stuff this saturday at the scrap iron artist event, on se 2nd + salmon. should be a fun time!!
i'm working on a small line of leethal re-made clothes! if you like the shirts i printed for pete and paul you just might want to stay tuned for when i post whatever's left after iron artist is over.
ok for now, i'm back to work work work, but don't worry, it's fun crafty work!!
how to make freezer paper stencil prints with scissors!
first, thank you everybody for all the supernice comments on my last post and my engagement flickr picture and stuff! in case anyone else is curious, yes i probably will make my wedding dress, or at least recon a vintage dress in some way. it will be a crafty occasion i'm sure!
but i didn't want the empowered girls to be limited to the punch shapes, so i played around with scissors stencil cutting. and without further ado, here's the tutorial!
cut (or rip) a piece of freezer paper (must be freezer paper – with wax on one side only) to cover the area you want to print on. draw one or more simple shapes that you'll be able to cut out with scissors, on the paper side.
now cut out your shapes carefully, making minimal cuts to get to the shapes and between shapes. be sure not to accidentally cut out anything that shouldn't be cut out (hope that makes sense).
make sure you iron the cut parts down so they are touching, so you don't end up with stenciled lines connecting the shapes.
now paint in the stencils by dabbing in up+down motions around the outlines. if you paint side-to-side you risk painting under the stencil and getting paint in the parts where the cut edges are touching.
once you're done painting, you can pretty much peel off the stencil whenever you want – i usually wait 5-10 minutes; i know some people wait till it dries completely, but i'm way too impatient for that!
those are by 3 of my girl's empowerment camp students. the dog is based on her real-life dog, hence the insistence on black paint, and for the cats, they painted on faces after the paint dried. i think the girls all loved the project! so if anyone has kids with boring back-to-school clothes that need some personalizing, i hope this helps! or, if you're an adult who has a hard time with an x-acto knife, this is a super easy no-knife method, and great for simple, lotta-esque designs!!
now in the shop: recycled portland map buttons! they come from se portland walking maps found in mass quantity at scrap. since i have many maps, i am happy to take custom portland location button requests!
so, if there is a park/garden/bridge/etc or any specific intersection within those boundaries that you'd want a button of, to show your neighborhood pride or your favorite spot, just let me know. for custom buttons i'm charging $3 for the first one, then $1.50 for each additional button when ordered at the same time.
here's how it'll work: you email me (leethalkoala at yahoo dot com) and tell me what spots (intersections, park names, whatever) you want. i'll check out the map to make sure i can do it and let you know, then i'll send you a paypal invoice for whatever the total is (no shipping charge on buttons!) and make them and send them out asap. easy peasy!
here are the two custom buttons i made for myself – the intersection where i live, and one of my favorite portland spots, knittn' kitten on glisan+76th. as you can see, a button of an intersection won't necessarily have the name of either street on the button (i don't live on center). but you'll know where it is!
as for non-custom buttons. most of the buttons i've made are parks, the rest are gardens, bridges, and a few other random spots. 1 button is $1 and i'll pick a neat one, or you can get a set of 6 for $5, and i'll pick a good variety (probably something like 4 parks, 1 bridge, 1 garden or something, all with different looks).
and the other new button set in the shop: respect the needles, tame the yarn!
i print the buttons out on white paper, then i color some with colored pencils, so i'll gladly take color requests! when you order the set, just send me a quick email letting me know what color(s) you'd like.
there's one more new store update coming soon, but for now i need to get to work on some secret projects!! oooh you'll find out soon enough…..


The Internet has made our lives easier in many ways. We now shop online, keep in touch with friends, pay bills, market our businesses and keep up with current affairs in cyberspace. The Internet is also incredibly useful for finding information that would have required a trip to the local library 30 years ago. Need to check out the 12th game of the 1927 world chess championship or find the best hotel in Santa Cruz, Bolivia? Want a quick recipe for pumpkin soup or a tutorial on video editing? You can get all this and more in a matter of minutes online.
Thieves only need to collect a few pieces of information before they have enough to steal your identity. They�re after details like your full name (especially as it appears on your credit card), date and place of birth, email address, physical address (including previous residences), passport or driver�s license numbers, credit card details (expiration date, PIN, card number and security code), where you do your banking, phone number, employment history, club memberships and even your hobbies.
Identity theft is a serious issue in Australia. Criminals increasingly turn to the Internet for easy pickings. In 1 out of 5 instances, your stolen identification details are used to gain credit or apply for a loan. Around a third of Australian identity theft victims don�t even realise anything has happened until they receive an official notification or query from a government agency.1 Although people often use the terms interchangeably, there are distinct differences between identity theft and identity fraud. Identity theft occurs when a thief accesses your personal information in order to impersonate you (in person or online), mainly to open accounts in your name. They might even use your details to take control of your existing accounts.
Identity fraud is a little different: instead of stealing your identity, the thief uses your details to create a fictitious person in order to defraud merchants. Both identity theft and identity fraud are sinister crimes that affect all Australians, because merchants, credit card issuers, utility companies and other entities must factor these crimes into their pricing structure, resulting in higher costs for everyone.
Keep your smartphone, tablet and other portable devices safe � they may have as much personal information in them as your purse or wallet.
Check your bank and superannuation statements regularly to check for unusual activity.
Unless you know and trust the sender, never open links or attachments in an email. Type a known address into your browser instead. Clicking on a link may lead you to a bogus lookalike site designed to extract personal details.
Cut down on the personal information you share on social media sites � these are a favourite hunting ground for identity thieves.
Improve your passwords, and don�t use the same password for everything.
Check your credit history regularly through an Australian credit reporting agency (CheckYourCredit.com.au, MyCreditFile.com.au or Tasmanian Collection Service, for instance).
Don�t do any online banking or make payments on public computers � use your PC at home instead.
Only download apps from reputable sources. Viruses are easily transmitted to your devices through dodgy downloading sites.
Change your browser settings to disable pop-ups. Pop-ups are commonly used by criminals to install spying or key-stroke detection programs onto your computer to access banking details, passwords and other information.
Install quality, up-to-date anti-virus software on your PC and devices.
If you believe you have become a victim of identity theft, notify the police immediately as well as any financial institutions or businesses that might be affected.
Passwords should be a random collection of letters (in both upper and lower case), numbers and symbols. Avoid choices that are easy to guess (like 123456 or the word �password�), and change your passwords regularly. A longer password is more secure than a short one. Don�t use the same password for everything � this makes it much too easy for criminals.
Password security is one of the most commonly ignored aspects of online safety. If someone discovers your passwords, they have immediate access to all your personal online information � including your financial details.
Ideally, you should never write passwords down. If you do, don�t store them anywhere near your computer. Don�t hide your password under your mouse pad or keyboard, on a note taped to the underside of your desk, under your landline phone or in the top drawer of your desk. Leaving your password in a �clever� spot near your computer is a bit like leaving your front door house key under the mat, on top of the doorsill or wedged under a potted plant: thieves know all about these obvious hiding places.
If keeping track of all your passwords becomes too much, there are a number of password management systems (some free, some not) that can assist you.
We use social media sites to keep in touch with friends, search for employment, support our favourite organisations and promote our businesses � and we do it on PCs, tablets, smartphones and a growing range of other devices.
The idea behind Internet security is to keep your personal information to yourself, while the idea behind social media is to share. This isn�t a problem, provided you�re careful about what you share. If you�re too generous with personal details, you can become a victim of identity theft, financial fraud or burglary. Providing too much personal information can even expose you to physical danger.
Protecting your PIN numbers, passwords, credit card details and banking information is priority number one. And even though it�s common to share seemingly harmless information like your birthplace or birth date on social media, this information can be used in identity theft.
Most social media sites give you a wide range of privacy settings, so take advantage of these to protect yourself. Make sensible decisions about the individuals and groups that are allowed to view your posts. On Linkedin, you can limit access to your contacts in relation to others in your network � a common practice for businesses that don�t want competitors to steal their customer base. Googling your own name is an easy way to check how much information is available about you online. Do this once a month or so � this also lets you know if someone is using your name for dubious purposes. It�s not unheard of for people to impersonate others when replying to blog posts or conducting other online interactions, so always keep track of what�s happening online in your name.
It�s human nature to want to tell people about your upcoming overseas holiday, or even post photos from your Italian villa or the top of Machu Picchu. Resist the temptation, because burglars love it when you announce that your house is empty. Similarly, you should never let it be known that you live alone � this can give home invaders and predators all the encouragement they need. A thief that knows you�re a sole occupant need merely wait for you to go head off to work before ransacking your empty abode. And it�s not just extended holidays that put you at risk: a tweet like �Taking the whole family camping Saturday night � can�t wait!� is just as useful to burglars.
Social media is best used sparingly and with discretion. Beware: that drunken tweet or risqu� photo you were so proud of 8 years ago may still be in cyberspace when a prospective employer is looking at your online history � and deciding if you�re the right person to hire. Minimising your online profile will also help reduce the sheer volume of spam that comes your way.
Children are naturally trusting, and this trait can make them vulnerable online. Keeping your kids cyber-safe requires education, open communication and regular monitoring. Teach them about what you do to ensure your own safety on the Internet. Make them aware of the dangers of chatting online to strangers, the need to verify the origins of emails, and what to do if they think they�ve accidentally downloaded a virus.
Keeping children safe online doesn�t always have to be about control and restrictions. Reward them with extra online hours for doing positive things, too � like running their own security scans or changing passwords regularly.
There are a number of software programs available that filter, block or otherwise control which sites your children can access. If you prefer to prevent all unsupervised browsing, you can install programs that automatically �forget� access passwords until Mum or Dad are around to allow online access. Apps can be fun for kids, but make sure you know which ones they�re using and that they�re aware of the spyware dangers of downloading apps from dubious sources.
Cyberbullying is an increasing problem for children of all ages, and can be hurtful to a child�s self-esteem. Teach your children never to post anything they wouldn�t post if their parents were standing right behind them, and educate them about the principles of online kindness, etiquette and courtesy so they can carry good habits into adulthood. If your child becomes a cyberbullying victim, there are a number of online resources available to help both you and your child learn about how to deal with this issue.
Like adults, children should avoid clicking on unknown email attachments and sharing their passwords. Long, run-together sentences are the easiest passwords for children to remember, and are more secure than shorter ones (like birthdays or pet nicknames).
One should always log out after they�re finished with a computer (at home, at school or anywhere else) so no one can access their personal information or browsing history.
Predatory individuals will often pretend to be someone of a different age or gender in order to infiltrate a child�s world. Children must be taught to connect only with people they know, and to advise their parents immediately if they�re at all uncomfortable with the way an online conversation is going. Instruct them about what is and isn�t acceptable when sharing photos online.
Explain to your kids that social media is not a popularity contest: it�s the quality of their online friends that matters, not the quantity. And though your children (especially older ones) may not like it, you have both the right and a parental obligation to monitor their posts and online activity for their own safety. If necessary, this parental access can be a prerequisite for allowing them to go online. As they get older, you can loosen the reins as appropriate.
Without a reliable antivirus program on your PC and devices, you�re at the mercy of a huge range of programs that can adversely affect your computer. It�s not always easy to tell if your computer has been infected with a virus, spyware, malware or other cyberspace vermin, but here are a few telltale clues: your PC runs slower than normal, freezes without warning, has strange pop-up windows appear out of nowhere or just doesn�t behave normally all of a sudden.
If you believe your system has been infected, you�ll find numerous tips online on the most effective ways to remove them. Once you�ve rid yourself of the offending virus, make sure you change all your passwords and usernames. Invest in a top-notch antivirus system to reduce future problems. This is particularly important for computers used in the running of your business. Be aware that being connected to the Internet is not needed to become infected with a virus � some viruses can be transferred through documents or other files hidden on a CD you�ve borrowed from a friend.
With thousands of new online viruses appearing daily, it�s impossible to protect yourself against everything, but a decent antivirus program (designed to handle a wide range of threats) is a good start. Quality antivirus software can be regularly updated so you can protect yourself against new �strains�. Beware of free antivirus systems that you�re invited to download over the Internet � these are often the quickest way to find yourself infected with a new virus! Go to a software store and buy packaged software instead. An Internet security suite that offers a firewall as well as antivirus and ant-spyware protection is ideal.
Regularly delete your temporary Internet files. Aside from freeing up space on your hard drive, this also speeds up virus scanning and may even remove basic spyware.
An email arrives, informing you of your million-dollar lottery win. Of course, they�ll need your full financial details so they can transfer these non-existent winnings into your account. Give them nothing and delete the email at once � without clicking on any links.
In this ploy, you get an email (allegedly from your bank or PayPal) saying there�s a problem with your account, and you should click on a link to go to their site and correct the situation. Threats of account deactivation may persuade you into clicking on the link. Unfortunately, this link doesn�t take you the genuine financial site � it takes you to a fake lookalike site that�s aimed at getting sensitive information from you. Whenever you get one of these �act immediately or your account will be frozen� emails, delete it at once. These emails rely on impulsive panic, but are easily thwarted by not clicking on links in emails from financial entities. When in doubt, call them on the phone.
These scams often prey on older people, and can affect both sexes equally. A person worms their way into your online life and strikes up a friendship. The relationship deepens, and may turn to cyberspace romance. There may even be promises of marriage. Before long, they�ll ask for a small �loan� under some pretext: their child is sick, they need airfare money to come visit you, etc. If you pay, they�ll thank you profusely, wait a suitable length of time, and ask for more money for something else � and on it goes. The person you�ve fallen for might not even exist: their photo could be a phony, and their life history a fairy tale.
This one has become famous: you get an email from Prince Makatele Mubongo of Nigeria (or similar), telling of a massive inheritance that he desperately needs to get out of the country. Naturally, he has selected you to transfer this money to � provided you supply your banking details and pay an �overseas bank transfer fee� of a few hundred dollars to get things rolling. If you send the money, you�ll find there�s been a glitch in the process, and even more money is required to smooth out the bureaucratic details. You�ll never see a cent of this make-believe inheritance, but the make-believe Prince will do okay.
This is one of the most common ways for computer hackers to install malware or spyware on your computer. When you take the requested survey, these criminals install their programs and can then check on your every online move, scanning for passwords, credit card information and anything else usable for financial gain. Avoiding online surveys is a wise move. The survey may appear to be from a legitimate source (and may even promise a prize for participating), but a check of the sender�s email address will usually reveal a suspicious URL. Delete it immediately.
The way these work is that you get an email (or respond to a pop-up on a site you�ve visited) telling you about the sure-fire way you can �earn $5,000 a week while you sleep!� Upon responding, you�ll discover that to get to the �top earning level� you�ll need to fork out for some training materials. If you don�t, they�ll typically bombard you with emails to ask why you haven�t taken this �simple step toward financial freedom�. A variation on this theme is the fake (but extremely lucrative) job offer that asks for an upfront fee to �process your application�.
These scams constitute just a sampling of the ways unscrupulous folks might try to extract money from you online. There are many others, but you can avoid most of them with simple vigilance. Beware of anything that seems too good to be true. Delete unsolicited emails, adjust your privacy settings and don�t click on links you�re not sure about � especially from His Majesty Prince Baron von Ripyuoffkwik from Nigeria.
When dealing with cybercrime, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound of cure. Cybercrime in all its many forms (e.g., online identity theft, financial fraud, stalking, bullying, hacking, e-mail spoofing, information piracy and forgery, intellectual property crime, and more) can, at best, wreak havoc in victims� lives through major inconvenience and annoyance. At worst, cybercrime can lead to financial ruin and potentially threaten a victim�s reputation and personal safety.
It�s always wise to do as much as possible to prevent cybercrime.
But, despite our best efforts, our increasingly digital lives may put us in harm�s way. The fact remains that the bad guys continue to find new uses for ever-expanding�but easily accessible�online technologies to steal, harass, and commit all sorts of crime. If cybercrime happens to you, you need to know what to do and to respond quickly.
Should I Report Cybercrime?Cybercrime can be particularly difficult to investigate and prosecute because it often crosses legal jurisdictions and even international boundaries. And, many offenders disband one online criminal operation�only to start up a new activity with a new approach�before an incident even comes to the attention of the authorities.
Local law enforcement. Even if you have been the target of a multijurisdictional cybercrime, your local law enforcement agency (either police department or sheriff�s office) has an obligation to assist you, take a formal report, and make referrals to other agencies, when appropriate. Report your situation as soon as you find out about it. Some local agencies have detectives or departments that focus specifically on cybercrime.
IC3. The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) will thoroughly review and evaluate your complaint and refer it to the appropriate federal, state, local, or international law enforcement or regulatory agency that has jurisdiction over the matter. IC3 is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National White Collar Crime Center (funded, in part, by the Department of Justice�s Bureau of Justice Assistance). Complaints may be filed online at http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx.
Federal Trade Commission. The FTC does not resolve individual consumer complaints, but does operate the Consumer Sentinel, a secure online database that is used by civil and criminal law enforcement authorities worldwide to detect patterns of wrong-doing, leading to investigations and prosecutions. File your complaint at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/FTC_Wizard.aspx?Lang=en. Victims of identity crime may receive additional help through the FTC hotline at 1-877-IDTHEFT (1-877-438-4388); the FTC website at www.ftc.gov/IDTheft provides resources for victims, businesses, and law enforcement.
File a report with your local law enforcement agency. Even if your local police department or sheriff�s office doesn�t have jurisdiction over the crime (a common occurrence for online crime which may originate in another jurisdiction or even another country), you will need to provide a copy of the law enforcement report to your banks, creditors, other businesses, credit bureaus, and debt collectors.
If your personal information has been stolen through a corporate data breach (when a cyberthief hacks into a large database of accounts to steal information, such as Social Security numbers, home addresses, and personal email addresses), you will likely be contacted by the business or agency whose data was compromised with additional instructions, as appropriate. You may also contact the organization�s IT security officer for more information.
For additional resources, visit the Identity Theft Resource Center at www.idtheftcenter.org or the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/idtheft.
If you believe someone is using your social security number for employment purposes or to fraudulently receive Social Security benefits, contact the Social Security Administration�s fraud hotline at 1-800-269-0271. Request a copy of your social security statement to verify its accuracy.
For additional resources, visit the Social Security Administration at http://oig.ssa.gov/report-fraud-waste-or-abuse.
File a complaint with the stalker�s Internet Service Provider (ISP) and yours. Many ISPs offer tools that filter or block communications from specific individuals.
File a report with local law enforcement or contact your local prosecutor�s office to see what charges, if any, can be pursued. Stalking is illegal in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Tell a trusted adult about what�s going on.
Report the incident to the website�s administrator; many websites including Facebook and YouTube encourage users to report incidents of cyberbullying.
If the communications become more frequent, the threats more severe, the methods more dangerous and if third-parties (such as hate groups and sexually deviant groups) become involved�the more likely law enforcement needs to be contacted and a legal process initiated.
How Did This Happen To Me? A Word about Malware.Many cybercrimes start with malware�short for �malicious software.� Malware includes viruses and spyware that get installed on your computer, phone, or mobile device without your consent�you may have downloaded the malware without even realizing it! These programs can cause your device to crash and can be used to monitor and control your online activity. Criminals use malware to steal personal information and commit fraud. If you think your computer has malware, you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov/complaint.
When in doubt throw it out. Don�t click on any links or open attachments unless you trust the source.
Secure your accounts: Ask for protection beyond passwords. Many account providers now offer additional ways for you to verify who you are before you conduct business on their sites.
Unique account, unique password: Having separate passwords for every account helps to thwart cybercriminals.
Write it down and keep it safe: Everyone can forget a password. Keep a list that�s stored in a safe, secure place away from your computer.
Own your online presence: Set the privacy and security settings on websites to your comfort level for information sharing when they are available. It�s OK to limit who you share information with.
The National Cyber Security Alliance would like to thank the National Sheriffs� Association and International Association of Chiefs of Police for their assistance in creating this resource.


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package it.uniroma3.mat.extendedset.utilities;

import it.uniroma3.mat.extendedset.intset.IntSet;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Formatter;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * A wrapper class for classes that implement the  {@link IntSet}  interface to count method calls
 * @author  Alessandro Colantonio
 * @version  $Id: IntSetStatistics.java 153 2011-05-30 16:39:57Z cocciasik $
 */
public class IntSetStatistics implements IntSet {
	/**
	 * instance to monitor
	 * @uml.property  name="container"
	 * @uml.associationEnd
	 */
	private final IntSet container;

	/*
	 * Monitored characteristics
	 */
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="unionCount"
	 */
	private static long unionCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="intersectionCount"
	 */
	private static long intersectionCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="differenceCount"
	 */
	private static long differenceCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="symmetricDifferenceCount"
	 */
	private static long symmetricDifferenceCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="complementCount"
	 */
	private static long complementCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="unionSizeCount"
	 */
	private static long unionSizeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="intersectionSizeCount"
	 */
	private static long intersectionSizeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="differenceSizeCount"
	 */
	private static long differenceSizeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="symmetricDifferenceSizeCount"
	 */
	private static long symmetricDifferenceSizeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="complementSizeCount"
	 */
	private static long complementSizeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="equalsCount"
	 */
	private static long equalsCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="hashCodeCount"
	 */
	private static long hashCodeCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAllCount"
	 */
	private static long containsAllCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAnyCount"
	 */
	private static long containsAnyCount = 0;
	/**
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAtLeastCount"
	 */
	private static long containsAtLeastCount = 0;

	/*
	 * Statistics getters
	 */

	/**
	 * @return  number of union operations (i.e.,  {@link #addAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #union(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="unionCount"
	 */
	public static long getUnionCount() {return unionCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of intersection operations (i.e.,  {@link #retainAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #intersection(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="intersectionCount"
	 */
	public static long getIntersectionCount() {return intersectionCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of difference operations (i.e.,  {@link #removeAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #difference(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="differenceCount"
	 */
	public static long getDifferenceCount() {return differenceCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of symmetric difference operations (i.e.,  {@link #symmetricDifference(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="symmetricDifferenceCount"
	 */
	public static long getSymmetricDifferenceCount() {return symmetricDifferenceCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of complement operations (i.e.,  {@link #complement()}  ,  {@link #complemented()}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="complementCount"
	 */
	public static long getComplementCount() {return complementCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  cardinality of union operations (i.e.,  {@link #addAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #union(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="unionSizeCount"
	 */
	public static long getUnionSizeCount() {return unionSizeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  cardinality of intersection operations (i.e.,  {@link #retainAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #intersection(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="intersectionSizeCount"
	 */
	public static long getIntersectionSizeCount() {return intersectionSizeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  cardinality of difference operations (i.e.,  {@link #removeAll(IntSet)}  ,  {@link #difference(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="differenceSizeCount"
	 */
	public static long getDifferenceSizeCount() {return differenceSizeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  cardinality of symmetric difference operations (i.e.,  {@link #symmetricDifference(IntSet)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="symmetricDifferenceSizeCount"
	 */
	public static long getSymmetricDifferenceSizeCount() {return symmetricDifferenceSizeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  cardinality of complement operations (i.e.,  {@link #complement()}  ,  {@link #complemented()}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="complementSizeCount"
	 */
	public static long getComplementSizeCount() {return complementSizeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of equality check operations (i.e.,  {@link #equals(Object)}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="equalsCount"
	 */
	public static long getEqualsCount() {return equalsCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of hash code computations (i.e.,  {@link #hashCode()}  )
	 * @uml.property  name="hashCodeCount"
	 */
	public static long getHashCodeCount() {return hashCodeCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of  {@link #containsAll(IntSet)}  calls
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAllCount"
	 */
	public static long getContainsAllCount() {return containsAllCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of  {@link #containsAny(IntSet)}  calls
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAnyCount"
	 */
	public static long getContainsAnyCount() {return containsAnyCount;}
	/**
	 * @return  number of  {@link #containsAtLeast(IntSet,int)}  calls
	 * @uml.property  name="containsAtLeastCount"
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	public static long getContainsAtLeastCount() {return containsAtLeastCount;}
	/** @return the sum of the cardinality of set operations */
	public static long getSizeCheckCount() {return getIntersectionSizeCount() +
		getUnionSizeCount() + getDifferenceSizeCount() + getSymmetricDifferenceSizeCount() + getComplementSizeCount();}

	/*
	 * Other statistical methods
	 */

	/** Resets all counters */
	public static void resetCounters() {
		unionCount = intersectionCount = differenceCount = symmetricDifferenceCount = complementCount =
			unionSizeCount = intersectionSizeCount = differenceSizeCount = symmetricDifferenceSizeCount = complementSizeCount =
				equalsCount = hashCodeCount = containsAllCount = containsAnyCount = containsAtLeastCount = 0;
	}

	/** @return the summary information string */
	public static String summary() {
		final StringBuilder s = new StringBuilder();
		final Formatter f = new Formatter(s);

		f.format("unionCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(unionCount));
		f.format("intersectionCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(intersectionCount));
		f.format("differenceCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(differenceCount));
		f.format("symmetricDifferenceCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(symmetricDifferenceCount));
		f.format("complementCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(complementCount));
		f.format("unionSizeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(unionSizeCount));
		f.format("intersectionSizeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(intersectionSizeCount));
		f.format("differenceSizeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(differenceSizeCount));
		f.format("symmetricDifferenceSizeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(symmetricDifferenceSizeCount));
		f.format("complementSizeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(complementSizeCount));
		f.format("equalsCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(equalsCount));
		f.format("hashCodeCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(hashCodeCount));
		f.format("containsAllCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(containsAllCount));
		f.format("containsAnyCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(containsAnyCount));
		f.format("containsAtLeastCount: %d\n", Long.valueOf(containsAtLeastCount));

		return s.toString();
	}

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	 * @param container
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	public IntSetStatistics(IntSet container) {
		this.container = extractContainer(container);
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	/**
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	 * @return the contained {@link IntSet} instance
	 */
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		if (c instanceof IntSetStatistics)
			return extractContainer(((IntSetStatistics) c).container);
		return c;
	}

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	 * MONITORED METHODS
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	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean addAll(IntSet c) {unionCount++; return container.addAll(extractContainer(c));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet union(IntSet other) {unionCount++; return new IntSetStatistics(container.union(extractContainer(other)));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean retainAll(IntSet c) {intersectionCount++; return container.retainAll(extractContainer(c));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet intersection(IntSet other) {intersectionCount++; return new IntSetStatistics(container.intersection(extractContainer(other)));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean removeAll(IntSet c) {differenceCount++; return container.removeAll(extractContainer(c));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet difference(IntSet other) {differenceCount++; return new IntSetStatistics(container.difference(extractContainer(other)));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet symmetricDifference(IntSet other) {symmetricDifferenceCount++; return container.symmetricDifference(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void complement() {complementCount++; container.complement();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet complemented() {complementCount++; return new IntSetStatistics(container.complemented());}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int unionSize(IntSet other) {unionSizeCount++; return container.unionSize(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int intersectionSize(IntSet other) {intersectionSizeCount++; return container.intersectionSize(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int differenceSize(IntSet other) {differenceSizeCount++; return container.differenceSize(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int symmetricDifferenceSize(IntSet other) {symmetricDifferenceSizeCount++; return container.symmetricDifferenceSize(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int complementSize() {complementSizeCount++; return container.complementSize();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean containsAll(IntSet c) {containsAllCount++; return container.containsAll(extractContainer(c));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean containsAny(IntSet other) {containsAnyCount++; return container.containsAny(extractContainer(other));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean containsAtLeast(IntSet other, int minElements) {containsAtLeastCount++; return container.containsAtLeast(extractContainer(other), minElements);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int hashCode() {hashCodeCount++; return container.hashCode();}

	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override
	public boolean equals(Object obj) {
		equalsCount++;
		return obj != null
				&& ((obj instanceof IntSetStatistics)
						? container.equals(extractContainer((IntSetStatistics) obj))
						: container.equals(obj));
	}

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	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public double bitmapCompressionRatio() {return container.bitmapCompressionRatio();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public double collectionCompressionRatio() {return container.collectionCompressionRatio();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void clear(int from, int to) {container.clear(from, to);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void fill(int from, int to) {container.fill(from, to);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void clear() {container.clear();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean add(int i) {return container.add(i);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean remove(int i) {return container.remove(i);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public void flip(int e) {container.flip(e);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int get(int i) {return container.get(i);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int indexOf(int e) {return container.indexOf(e);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean contains(int i) {return container.contains(i);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int first() {return container.first();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int last() {return container.last();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public boolean isEmpty() {return container.isEmpty();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int size() {return container.size();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntIterator iterator() {return container.iterator();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntIterator descendingIterator() {return container.descendingIterator();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int[] toArray() {return container.toArray();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int[] toArray(int[] a) {return container.toArray(a);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int compareTo(IntSet o) {return container.compareTo(o);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public String toString() {return container.toString();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public List<? extends IntSet> powerSet() {return container.powerSet();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public List<? extends IntSet> powerSet(int min, int max) {return container.powerSet(min, max);}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int powerSetSize() {return container.powerSetSize();}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public int powerSetSize(int min, int max) {return container.powerSetSize(min, max);}
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	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public double weightedJaccardSimilarity(IntSet other) {return container.weightedJaccardSimilarity(other);}
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	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet clone() {return new IntSetStatistics(container.clone());}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet convert(int... a) {return new IntSetStatistics(container.convert(a));}
	/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override public IntSet convert(Collection<Integer> c) {return new IntSetStatistics(container.convert(c));}
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J. Benjamin Davis
Wells Fargo Capitol Center, Suite 1700, 150 Fayetteville Street, P.O. Box 1800 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602
bdavis@brookspierce.com
Firm: Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard LLP
Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard LLP
Ben Davis is a regulatory and transactional lawyer. He has advised North Carolina banks on matters involving regulatory compliance, corporate governance, check negotiation, electronic payments systems, wire transfer fraud, financial privacy, internet banking, and remote deposit capture services. He also represents media clients in licensing proceedings, regulatory compliance, and transactional and tax matters.
After graduating law school, Ben served on active duty in the Pentagon from 1998-2002, as a military attorney in the Office of the Army General Counsel. As an Assistant to the Army General counsel, he handled legal issues involving Arlington National Cemetery, the turn-over of the Panama Canal, and domestic and international Corps of Engineers projects.
Listed in The Best Lawyers in America in Banking and Finance Law (2013-2020)
Professional & Community Activities
Member, North Carolina State Bar
Member, Business Section, American Bar Association
Member, Wake County Bar Association
Member, North Carolina Professional Lobbyists Association
Articles, Publications & Speeches
"Ten Important Changes in the N.C. Uniform Power of Attorney Act," December 2018
"Banking Modernization Bill: The Road Ahead," Carolina Banker, Summer 2012
"Updated FFIEC Authentication Guidance Raises the Bar for Online Security Procedures," Carolina Banker, Winter 2011.
"Regulation Z: Restrictions on Mortgage Loan Originator Compensation," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 43, No. 2, 2011, North Carolina Bankers Association.
"North Carolina Bankers Guide to Powers of Attorney," 2nd Edition (published by North Carolina Bankers Association 2008).
"E-SIGN and Electronic Statements," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 39, No. 9, 2007, North Carolina Bankers Association.
"New Law on Remotely Created Checks", Legal Topics Bulletin, July 2006
"North Carolina Identity Theft Protection Act," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 37, No. 14, 2005, North Carolina Bankers Association.
"Check 21 and Check Retention Requirements," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 36, No. 10, 2004, North Carolina Bankers Association.
"Check 21 Act," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 36, No. 6, 2004, North Carolina Bankers Association.
Co-Author, "Child Support Enforcement and North Carolina Banks," Legal Memorandum, Vol. 35, No. 10, 2003, North Carolina Bankers Association.
Brooks Pierce Lawyers Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2016
Ben Davis Authors North Carolina Bankers Guide to Powers of Attorney
Seminars and Speaking Engagements
Brooks Pierce Partner Speaks at 2015 Real Property Hot Topics Program
Banking and Finance Law (Banking & Finance)
Banking and Finance Law (Business)
Yale University, JD
Wake Forest University, BA
Wells Fargo Capitol Center, Suite 1700, 150 Fayetteville Street, P.O. Box 1800
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Amity becomes a member of the International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA)
On May 20th, Amity Foundation was formally admitted as a member of the Council of International Volunteers Agencies (ICVA). Amity is the first Chinese member of the Council, which headquarters is based in Geneva.
ICVA, established in 1962, is a global network of non-governmental organizations engaged in humanitarian operations. ICVA is also a member of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC), the world's highest decision-making body for humanitarian assistance.
ICVA is committed to promoting communication, dialogue, and coordination between United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations in humanitarian operations, thereby influencing the strategic directions and policies of international humanitarian operations. The ICVA secretariat is located in Geneva, Switzerland. It also has three regional offices for Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East/North Africa. It currently has more than 100 members and works in 160 countries around the world.
After Amity became a founding member of the ACT Alliance in 2010 and an organization in special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2014, joining ICVA represents a further achievement of Amity in its internationalization strategy.
Amity celebrates its 200 millionths printed Bible
Walk for Living Water 2020 – 10th year and beyond
You are donating to : Amity becomes a member of the International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA)


If we're monetising our spare room, can we still say sharing is caring?
Dilyana Vlaeva, Andreas Charalambous, and Albert Guasch report from EYMD 2016 about innovation and stagnation.
As the European Union slowly shuffles out of the financial crisis, with the future's economic growth still on shaky ground, entrepreneurs who see opportunity are leaping into action, redefining what we have come to believe about the traditional roles of business.
These entrepreneurs, seeing what value having a spare room in their homes or an empty seat in their cars can bring to their own pockets, have become economic disruptors in action. They have developed online and mobile businesses that connect young people all over the world to vendors selling what they need, where they need it, when they need it.
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A stunning, and revelatory history of four decades of the IRA, the rise of Gerry Adams, and the peace process. Moloney, who had unprecedented access to the IRA reexamines all the major events—from the earliest riots, bombings, prison hunger strikes, and the assassination of Lourd Mountbatten to the capture, in 1987, of a ship crammed full of Libyan weapons destined for a grateful IRA. From the informers, assassins, and bombers to the astonishing association with Colonel Qaddafi's Libyan regime, Margaret Thatcher's secret diplomacy with Adams, the Catholic Church's clandestine negotiations with the Republican leadership, and the crucial role played by both the Clinton and Bush administrations, this is an extraordinary story.


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The Ancient Cliff House (Guyaju), 'the biggest maze of China', was a significant discovery relating to the study of ancient Chinese people who inhabited the north of the country.
Smoking Pipe Street
The Smoking Pipe Street is located in Xicheng District. Somewhere near by the Shichahai or Hou hai Bar street. It's one of the oldest Hutongs in Beijing.
In the late Qing Dynasty, there were many smoking pipe stores along the street. So it was named Smoking Pipe Street. But some...
Yuyuantan Park
"Yuyuantan Park is a municipal park, one of eleven, is located in the Haidian District, convenient transportation. Dongmen and adjacent to the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse; west to the West Third Ring Road, and across the road separated from the central tower; the south gate at the Chinese...
The Old Summer Palace
The Old Summer Palace which is also known as the Ruins of the Yuanmingyuan (the Garden of Perfection and Light) is located northwest of Beijing and to the east of the (present-day) Summer Palace. The Garden was first constructed in the year of 1709 during the reign of the Emperor Kangxi of the Qing...
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Dadong Restaurant
It's a high end restaurant. The duck is very crispy,and the other dishes are excellent, Stylish decor, good service. Many people say it's the best duck in town. Taxi is easy.
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Puning Si is nicknamed Dafo Si meaning Big Buddha Temple which is located in Chengde, 250 km northeast of Beijing.
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Coalition – polski zespół hardcore z Warszawy, istniejący w latach 2000–2003.

Został stworzony przez byłych członków grup Ssaki, Ztvörki i Sunrise. Sam zespół określał swoją muzykę jako "all school hardcore". Zespół wniósł spore ożywienie w szeregi polskiego nurtu muzyki hardcore, a wręcz został okrzyknięty jako "prawdziwe objawienie ostatnich lat na polskiej scenie hardcore/punk". Muzyka grupy stanowiła odniesienie do kompozycji amerykańskich formacji Minor Threat z melodiami Ignite - ostro, szybko, melodyjnie i z wrzeszczącym wokalem. Po wydaniu jednego albumu studyjnego i dwóch wydawnictw split, Coalition zaprzestało działalności.

W 2011 roku wytwórnia Spook Records wydała specjalne wydawnictwo zatytułowane Archiwum (CD/LP). Wersja winylowa zawiera pełny studyjny album Coalition oraz utwory ze splitu z kapelą Bora. Wersja kompaktowa zawiera dodatkowo utwory ze splitu z formacją Życie Jak Sen oraz kilka bonusów.

Skład
 Marcin "Czaja" Czajka – gitara (Sunrise, 100 Inch Shadow)
 Zbyszek – śpiew
 Grzegorz "Dżordż" Kurek – gitara basowa (Ztvörki, 100 Inch Shadow, El Dupa)
 Mikołaj "Miko" Malanowski – gitara (Ztvörki, 100 Inch Shadow, Elvis Deluxe)
 Arek Lerch – perkusja (Transmisja, Sto % Bawełny, Ssaki, Sunrise, 100 Inch Shadow)

Na podstawie materiału źródłowego:

Dyskografia
 Albumy studyjne
 Coalition (2001)

 Splity
 Coalition / Życie Jak Sen (2002)
 Bora / Coalition (2003)

 Kompilacje
 Archiwum (2011)

Teledyski
 "Dzień" (2001)

Przypisy

Polskie zespoły hardcore punkowe
Muzyka w Warszawie

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Q: .net queue system I am building a system which is made up of 2 application

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*ASP.Net Website where jobs will be created for engineers to visit data held in central database

*Windows Forms Application running on Laptop where jobs will be synced from central database then a form is completed and data sent back to the central database.

What will be the best way to transfer the data, the laptops will be remote and may be on a slow connection.
I will be using SQL Server 2008, Entity Framework, .Net 4
I have looked at the Microsoft Sync Framework but unsure if this will do whats required, also thought about having a web service where the windows form client can pull and push data to.
I have had bad experiences with MSMQ so what to avoid this.
How would you approach this?

A: Take a look at merge replication for SQL Server. This would allow your laptop users to make changes to the data they've received while offline and later sync back to the central database.

A: I believe MS Sync framework is designed to handle just this problem.  While you can use MSMQ, you'd be writing most of the logic to do the syncing yourself.  Sync framework should give you a better abstraction and take care of most of the details.

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Q: Disable Parental Control (Family Safety) Override? When the time limit is up, there is a box that says "Get more time." How do I disable/remove this box? I have tried going into the registry (regedit) and navigating to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Parental Controls\Users[UserID] (UserID being a long string of letters and number to specify the user). I added a DWORD and named it Override Requests On and modified the value data to 0 (I saw in other Users this DWORD). Yet the box still remains. Any ideas?
Or better yet, even how to remove a specific administrator from being able to grant more time?


2018-10-01 - Did you know the Bugaboo Fox fabrics are made with recycled PET bottles? We speak with Responsible Business manager Lise Hordijk about why we chose to use recycled materials and how the process works.
The question for some parents is whether using recycled materials gives the fabric different properties. In reality, the only major difference is the material we start with. Just like the fabrics on our other strollers, Bugaboo Fox fabrics are breathable, free from harmful substances and designed for daily use. The durable 600-denier material has UPF 50+, and is weather resistant, comfortable, and easy to remove — so you can wash it as often as you wish.
We work with a fabric supplier from our approved vendor list and the process is certified according to the Global Recycled Standard (GRS). The Standard gives guidelines for social and environmental requirements during the production stage. The fabrics also carry the SGS Recycled Content Certification, which evaluates products made from material diverted from the waste stream.
The production process begins with PET bottles supplied by independent recycling companies and government programs. The bottles are cleaned thoroughly, separated by color and the labels and caps are removed.
Next up, the bottles are crushed and shredded into small flakes. During quality control, the flakes are tested and inspected for things such as size, color and moisture content.
The flakes are melted into thin fibers, then twisted together to create a strong yarn. Transparent bottles produce white yarns and green bottles create light green yarn.
During the next part of the process, the yarn is woven or knitted to produce our fabrics, then dyed to create the colors for our collections. Our Core and Signature Collection fabrics are made from 100% recycled yarns, and our Premium Collection fabrics are made from 50% recycled yarns.
In the final step, the fabrics are stitched to create the bassinet, sun canopy and seat of the Bugaboo Fox. This part of the process is carried out in our own factory, which means we can ensure the final product meets our high quality and safety standards.
Now all that's left to do is choose your favorite color combination.


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Of all the different mediums of Cuban art that we've been exposed to on this trip, I've been very pleased thus far. The feats that Cuban artists have accomplished are extraordinary. Especially those of the artists at the Muraleando Community Project we saw yesterday. Cuban artists don't have the luxury of government subsidies or community centers like people in the U.S. do. They had to raise their own money, build their own artistic space (in a water tower), and keep it running on their own. I am equally impressed with the art Cubans have created as I am with the way in which they were able to create such art. By this I mean that I am just as astounded by the art at the Muraleando community art project as I am by the way the artists were able to create such a space. The building is truly a work of art in itself.
My favorite type of Cuban art that I've seen so far is the hyper-realist paintings we saw at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. I was already a fan of realism before coming to Cuba but the paintings I've seen here since are really incredible. In particular, I like the painting of the forest with a circular lake in the middle, a matching island in the background, and clouds in the sky ("Relationship," by Tomas Sanchéz). The painting appears almost as a photograph from a distance. It acknowledges the integral relationship between earth, water, and air. (You can see it here.) Many Cuban artists have used works like this to draw attention to some of the great environmental issues that plague Cuba.
In addition to paintings we also learned about Cuban film today. Today's lecture detailed the historical developments of Cuba's film industry. Cuban film went through three major stages in 1897, 1959, and 1990. Between 1897 and 1959 the focus of Cuban film was the luxuries of the island. The films created a false image of Cuba using beautiful dancers as a party island where the sun was always shining and the cervezas were always flowing. Then after Castro took power in 1959, all Cuban films had to be focused on some aspect of Cuba. Whether it be glorifying Cuba, improving Cuba, fighting for Cuba, etc. Since the revolution, the government mandated that all films had to promote some aspect of Cuba. Then in the 1990s film makers started to become independent of the state sponsored film company called the ICAIC because they now have their own cameras, phones, DVDs, software, etc. These new movies still have a Cuban focus but have begun to explore new genres and themes in film making. For instance, Cuba recently produced its first zombie movie!