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Windows 7 Exploit Allows Any Program To Run On Login Screen
Ben Reid· May 29, 2012
By setting password protection on access to your Windows PC, the notion is that you're safe from intrusion, and although this is largely true in most cases, that doesn't mean there are not ways to circumvent the apparently strict security. You would presume – as should be the case – that the only way one could access a locked account is to have guessed the password, but thanks to a few tricks involving command prompts and sticky keys, anybody with a short amount of elevated access could easily start running executables right from the login screen.
It's not a particularly new exploit, but it is still quite frightening how easy it is to do. It's something anybody with basic-to-intermediate knowledge could easily perform, and has been brought to the spotlight by Neowin. It works by replacing "Sticky Keys" on Windows 7's login screen with the "command line" executable, which could then allow the imposter to cause all manner of carnage.
To elaborate, if one was to briefly acquire access to an elevated command prompt and type in:
REG ADD "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\sethc.exe" /v Debugger /t REG_SZ /d "C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe"
All the user would then need to do upon returning to the PC later on is tap SHIFT five times to arouse sticky keys, and like magic, an elevated command prompt is launched. From then on, a user is free to run executables as he or she pleases – including explorer.
It's quite a scary concept, no less because of the simplicity in which it can be done, although by deactivating sticky keys, the trick cannot be performed. The thought of somebody deleting entire folders or launching apps at will from the login screen is not something that'll be sitting comfortably with most of you, I'm sure, and it's certainly something that we hope Microsoft is aware of and plans to patch.
With Windows 8 on the horizon, the software maker can ill afford holes in its software – particularly when the privacy of users is at stake. Whenever the pitchforks are out for the big companies, it usually has something to do with leaking of data, but with the Consumer Preview of the eighth edition of Windows having gone down so well with those using it, Microsoft will surely be doing its level best to avoid any launch disasters.
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Why Snapchat Is Getting Into Augmented Reality
by Tim Mulligan
The news that messaging app of the moment Snapchat is investing in building out an augmented reality device similar to the Google Glass product marks a pivotal moment in the five year old company's history. Snapchat is taking a leaf out of competitor Facebook's playbook and looking to disrupt both itself and build a disruption-proof content monetization ecosystem.
Augmented Reality Is The Business End of Virtual Reality
2016 is the year of hype around VR (Virtual Reality), yet VR remains restricted by its need to separate the user entirely from the outside world so that they can undergo complete content immersion. The result is a transformative experience, but it limits the applicability of the technology to either entertainment or a specialized niche application such as professional training. AR (Augmented Reality) on the other hand has the key advantage of augmenting the offline world experience. By donning a pair of AR glasses, a user gets enhanced data visualization without the need to seclude themselves from the real world.
This means that AR, despite the Pokemon Go hype, is actually primarily a business tool application that facilitates increased productivity among work groups. As such, it has a much stronger use case for being able to be adopted by everyday businesses for use by their employees. It is the difference between the Xbox and Microsoft Office: VR is primarily a visualization tool while AR is will be primarily a productivity tool.
Snapchat Wants To Grow With Its Audience
Snapchat has experienced rapid user growth over a short period of time, but faces the ever present threat of disruption by another competitor which catches the latest consumer zeitgeist. There are only two ways to minimize this risk, either by buying up potential disruptors (ie Facebook and the Whatsapp acquisition) or by buying up new channels of content distribution which have the potential to migrate audiences away from established digital models (ie Facebook and the Oculus Rift acquisition.) By taking the disruptive distribution acquisition model, Snapchat is betting on buying into a new emerging content distribution model and the ancillary monetization opportunities afforded by that, additionally allowing the company to retain its relationship with its users. Snapchat also has the strategic objective of retaining relevance to its users, as its ability to deliver a hyper engaged youth-centric audience is key to its relationship with advertisers.
Pokemon Go finally put AR on the map, making it a tangible everyday experience for Snapchat's key demographic (45% of 16-24 year olds in the UK have played Pokemon Go in the previous month according to MIDiA Research's latest consumer data.) The user case for AR in entertainment has now been confirmed, but it will be the business case of AR as a productivity tool that really sees the technology become part of working life. When that happens, Snapchat could well own the user relationship between AR acquiring businesses and their workforce.

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Peru Potatoes — Cornell University & The Peace Corps in the Andes (Peru)
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Cornell University describes their mission in Peru: "More than 50 years ago, a Cornell mission to a small village in the Andes introduced social changes that made a profound improvement in the life of the village. Today, echoes of that mission are still visible and may help the community again. From 1952 to 1966 Cornell had an active presence in Vicos (pronounced "vee-kos"), a peasant community in northern Peru…" In 2005, at the request of the Vicos community, Cornell returned to evaluate the impact of those changes. Read the Cornell report here: http://news.cornell.edu/stories/2009/07/cornell-returns-small-village-andes From 1962 to 1974 ,Peace Corps also worked in Peru, including in Andean communities. Peace Corps returned in 2002 and is there, today. Evelyn LaTorre (Peru 1964-66)) described one incidence in her village in the Andes, in 1965. Her observations are wonderfully accurate and relate to the findings of Cornell so many years later. Read her . . .
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Grub Street By Joshua David Stein "I'm writing now because through the weird journey of my life I've gotten to know Paul and Sheila Theroux." That's how writer Joshua David Stein told me that he wanted to interview Paul, the famed travel author. When I reminded Stein that Grub Street is a food site, he assured me that wouldn't be a problem. In the end, he was right, because the conversation that the two had, over lunch at the very good Mexican restaurant Oxomoco, was not only about food, but also about its ability to, with surprising efficiency, reveal something deeper about the people eating it. — Alan Sytsma, editor, Grub Street Talking Tlayudas and Traffic With Paul Theroux By Joshua David Stein It's a blustery October day in Greenpoint, and when Paul Theroux — traveler of great repute, climber of mountains and dweller of plains — steps out from his . . .


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Holyrood's Local Government and Communities Committee announced today that it will examine the scale of the issue, the effectiveness of current legislation and what more can be done to prevent properties remaining empty in the long term.
National Records of Scotland data from 2017 has shown that four per cent of the dwellings north of the Border are unoccupied and the Committee's inquiry will investigate why.
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My grandmother was from the town of Ballinrobe. She came to the USA around 1900. Her father left Ballinrobe dressed as a old woman. He was wanted by the English and had a bounty on his head. He made wine for the Catholic Church which was illegal at that time. His name was Michael Welsh. He came to this country in the 1890's. My grandmother told me she would swim to an island near her home and collect eggs for her mother to cook with.
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Exodus is a Christian biker club that doesn't shies back for anything.
We believe in the Almighty God, who created heaven, earth and all life here on. When God is with us, what have we to fear?
Exodus do not want to knock the other clubs in the head with moral and long dry sermons. We will show that to be a Christian does not have to be boring, quite the contrary.If you are a Christian, driven by God's Holy Spirit, you live an exciting and peaceful life.
In addition to the community when the silver (Harley) have to be polished, we have close spiritual community, which is a high priority on club meetings.We bless and pray for each other and it helps to strengthen our friendship.
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October 1, 2012 October 1, 2012 by Toni Reavis
DID CLOCK MALFUNCTION COST MUTAI THE WORLD RECORD?
Today, I learned from my friend Ed Caesar, a British writer who lives in Iten, Kenya while researching a book on the two-hour marathon, that the marathon world record attempt yesterday in Berlin by Geoffrey Mutai might have been (partially) scuttled by a faulty timing clock atop the pace vehicle.
Ed was in Berlin and spoke with Geoffrey after the race in which Mutai missed the world record by 34-seconds with his 2:04:15 finish, one second in front of his training partner Dennis Kimetto. Mutai told Ed that the clock atop the elite athlete pace vehicle froze on 2:50/kilometer read-out early in the race, thus giving the athletes the impression they were well under their intended 61:40 first half pace, which averages out to 2:55.8/km. Afraid that the pace they were on was too hot, Mutai and the boys cooled their heels, only to learn at the half-way mats that their time was actually 62:12, 32-seconds slower than intended.
"He thought he was coasting to a 61-minute first half," Ed told me from Aberdeen, Scotland where he is visiting family. "Once they saw the mistake, they panicked and ran the next kilometers too quickly."
After the 62:12 first half, the next three 5ks dropped in 14:36, 14:33, 14:28 (some have reported a 14:18 split between 30-35K when the final pacer dropped off and Mutai broke everyone except Kimetto, but I have the times as 1:42:39 at 35k and 1:28:11 at 30k, a difference of 14:28). In either case, the average 5K split needed for the record is 14:39. It's not a huge difference, but in the rarefied atmosphere of a world record, a little becomes a lot later on. In other words, was the first-half hole too deep to dig out of? What we do know is that Mutai's stomach went on him after 35K, and that was that. He faded home in the final 2.2K, and won because his training mate, Kimetto, acted as escort rather than competitor.
Something of the same thing happened last year in Berlin. Rather than a clock malfunction, Patrick Makau and Haile Gebrselassie got into a competitive tussle between 25-30K, notching that 5K in 14:20, fourteen-seconds faster than any other 5K split for the entire race. That effort broke Haile, but drained enough fuel out of Makau's tank so that he could only post a 14:59 split between 35-40k, the slowest 5k of his race.
Which is why observers like Ed Caesar and I both believe, "there is still time in the record to come out". But it will require an almost laboratory-like setting and perfect pacing to pull off, not to mention a working pace clock.
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Zane,
As long as race directors stage their events as world record attempts rather than open competitions, then this is type of discussion (and taint) they leave themselves vulnerable to. People aren't talking about THE RACE in Berlin (like they did in Chicago 2010) because the last two men stopped racing after Mutai realized he couldn't drop Kimetto with his 14:18 surge from 30-35Km. From there in it was just two guys running home with the time rather than finish position the only issue left in doubt.
As for the faulty pace vehicle clock, the athletes have no one to blame but themselves. It is always an athlete's responsibility to know the course, and be aware of his situation. Thinking is part of racing. Besides, intuitively an athlete feels the pace they are on, give or take. That comes from hitting your marks through months of preparation.
Yes, the pace clock malfunctioned, but deep down they must have known this isn't 2:50/Km pace, it's too easy. It's one thing to be off by a second or two per kilometer. But 2:50/Km = 1:59:33 marathon pace! They would know instantly that they weren't running hard enough to hit those marks. So, start asking around, "what's your watch say?", "Are we on the right pace?" There were certainly enough guys around to come to a consensus as to what their real pace was.
But, again, this is the consequence of a time trial rather than a competition. Not sure if any lessons have been learned, but what should have been a widely applauded effort by both Mutai and Kimetto has now reduced itself to a discussion about frozen time clocks and the value of a winner-take-all World Marathon Major bonus system.
Zane Branson says:
…Now is clock's fault that there was no World Record?
People have watches and pacemakers were receiving instructions all the time. One glance at a watch at 3K or 5K mark would indicate that they were slow when compared to WR pace. There is one simple point that seems to have been overlooked. If one takes a look at photos, Geoffrey Mutai was wearing an adidas watch (as was his wing man, Dennis Kimetto) and it amazes me that people are not asking if their watches were working, or not.
The marathon world record is not as soft as many are suggesting. I believe to run sub 2:03.30 we need the perfect athlete, the perfect day, the perfect pace, and the perfect course.
Due to unknown reasons they didn't have the perfect athlete on the day in Mutai and that is more than clear. Are we saying that (arguably) the best marathon athlete in the world was not aware of his own pace? Of course he was!
Perfect day – Almost there. A little breeze.
Perfect pace – Not ideally delivered, but that's a separate issue.
Perfect course – seven world records in 15 years speaks for itself.
Actually, I guess my point is – Is this main point of discussion (functional, dis-functional timekeeping on the pace vehicle; the guy on the bike shouting instructions to the pacemakers; the managers going from 5 km to 5 km on motorcycles to shout their encouragements; and the athletes themselves with their personal watches that the rely on every day of the running lives) really need to be the story that the 2012 Berlin Marathon needs to be tainted with? Shouldn't we celebrate that great athlete that Mutai has proven himself to be? After all, his performance in Berlin was the 4th fastest in history and obviously a personal best for him (on a course recognized for WR purposes).
I get a lot of value out of Toni's blog posts — meals for thought. However, on this issue I'm still a little parched.
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crazy!! If its true,i'm disappointed by "European Accuracy"…as an Itenian,i'm shocked!
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Did GMA's Michael Strahan Admit He's A Secret Swiftie?
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Michael Strahan shocked viewers when he made a confession about Taylor Swift. He admitted that he's a secret Swiftie, which he "kept inside." He couldn't keep a straight face when he shared it with his co-anchors. See where this came from and what made him blurt it out.
GMA co-anchor wanted to score Taylor Swift tickets?
Millions of fans in America wish they could get their hands on tickets to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Ticketmaster is to blame for not getting tickets into the hands of Swifties. The co-anchor Michael Strahan admitted that he couldn't get tickets to her upcoming tour. On Tuesday afternoon, the Senate held a hearing against the major ticketing company.
They're asking Ticketmaster to remove their ridiculous fees and bots in the queue. This would make it easier for fans to acquire tickets without paying upwards of thousands of dollars. Good Morning America covered the news story with ABC's Senior Congressional Correspondent, Rachel Scott on Wednesday morning.
[GMA | YouTube]"Democrats and Republicans united to say Taylor Swift isn't the problem," she said. "Instead called out Ticketmaster, and its parent company, Live Nation, for widespread outages and hours-long wait times, which left many fans empty-handed for the singer's upcoming tour."
Next, Rachel spoke with some of the Senators. For the rare occasion, the Democrats and Republicans united over this moment. Then, GMA shared a clip of Swiftie crying on TikTok because she couldn't get tickets after online waiting for six hours. Michael Strahan shared that he knew how that fan feels.
"I felt like that young lady when I didn't get my tickets," he admitted to his co-anchors.
"You felt that way?" Robin Roberts asked, shocked.
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George Stephanopoulos laughed. Michael admitted that he "kept it inside" to them. "Ok," Robin responded. "That's right," Michael said as he laughed.
He's not a secret Swiftie. Michael tried to score tickets for his 18-year-old twin daughters, Isabella and Sophia. The case is ongoing as Senators allow Ticketmaster to follow up on the questions they couldn't provide the first time around. Senator Klobuchar feels that this is the right move in improving the ticket industry.
Michael Strahan spotted with girlfriend
On Monday, January 23, Michael Strahan was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He made a rare appearance with his girlfriend Kayla Quick by his side. The two have been together since 2015 and managed to make their relationship private. That day was a special occasion as the couple posed together for pictures.
He also celebrated with GMA co-host Robin Roberts and his family members. Michael Strahan stepped out in a navy blue plaid suit, which he paired with a white button-up shirt and dark tie. Kayla wore a white flowy evening gown with a camel coat. The two cozied up together for photos.
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Ganja White Night explore the dynamic depths of low end bass in seventh LP, 'The Origins' [Interview + Album Review] – EDM All Day
Who exactly is Mr Wobble? It's question that has been on the minds many since released a series music videos …
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Who exactly is Mr Wobble?
It's question that has been on the minds many since released a series music videos late last year. One that has answers partly in the release their newest and most ambitious album to date, dubbed The Origins, out now on their own imprint .
"We created SubCarbon when we started making music because it was the only way we could be released. Big labels weren't interested in our sounds."
February 2018 saw Benjamin Bayeul and Charlie Dodson's seventh LP since they extensively explored their riddim-inspired sound almost 12 years ago. "We've tried to release an album every year since we started in 2010," said the two Brussels-based producers. They wanted to do everything but rush The Origins album, which the pair had been working on since the fall 2016, so as to avoid making the twelve track compilation more than just a shallow "collection easy-to-mix tracks."
The Origins LP is anything but shallow. The album takes a deep dive in many ways.
First, it's a dive into re-examining their own roots; a new exploration the hypnotic, immersive sounds that incapsulated fans many years ago. Cinematic intros, playful experimentation, and otherworldly sounds mark the album's landscape. In a lot ways, The Origins is an intoxicating ethnic journey with a careful sense adventure — a psychedelic trip into the worlds dub, riddim, and low-end bass, more broadly.
Speaking to the evolution their signature wobble sound, the duo elaborated on how it took them a good amount time to manifest their ideas into reality: "You can really feel a difference when you listen to our old albums. Sound techniques evolve and the new material sounds more refined. We always had these ideas in our heads, but it's crazy to see how ideas develop over time into actual sounds."
Second, the album signals a nod to the roots Mr Wobble, an animated vigilante superhero character designed by long-time collaborator and illustrator Ebo. Mr Wobble has played a role in their work since they released "Wobble Master" and "LFO Requiem." At the outset the new LP, he is joined by a whole new cast characters whereby fans are given a glimpse into the very origins how their super powers came to be.
Finally, the album pulls on the nostalgic allure ancient ethnocentric sounds. Inspired by composers like Hans Zimmer, Ganja White Night has a way for constructing cinematic bass compositions that incorporate reggae, dubstep, hip-hop, and drum 'n' bass, with influences from the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. "We have some inspirations that never change," they say. "We've always been fans ethnic sounds and ethnic voices, long intros, harmonies."
GWN approaches collaborations in the same artistic spirit. Teaming up with Caspa, in particular, on the album's second track, "Unique," the three producers capture the very unique essence upon which their collective visions for bass music resonates — back before the days violent, head banging "bro-step." Cinematic, fun, mischievous, and stripped down to the bare bone essentials bass, the track flips fluidly between it's melodic breaks and stabbing synths for a hypnotic anthem that is sure to capture fans' eardrums on the dance floor.
From cosmic introductions to intense party jams and downtempo grooves, the twelve tracks come together to tell a more complete story around Mr Wobble, the superhero who creates music from ancient mythology and uses it to awaken citizens dwelling in the modern world he inhabits. Regarding to expansion Mr Wobble's world, Bayeul and Dodson are still exploring the many avenues the vigilante hero may take:
The Origins arrives just as Ganja White Night gets ready to embark on their album-accompanying "." The duo will travel to 20 US cities featuring strong support from , , , along with label mates and . They plan to begin each concert stop with a special B2B DJ set from the SubCarbon roster, before transitioning into the tour openers, and ending with a GWN performance that will feature live instrumentation, editing, remixing, and improvisation much like a band playing all original material.


My favourite UK convention is coming up again at the start of December and I CAN'T WAIT to attend for the third time. I've written about previous visits here and here and it's always a great time so I wanted to share with you what I'm looking forward to in just a few weeks. Jamie and the WCC team have really pulled off a line up that would put many larger conventions to shame and more importantly, have managed to keep prices at an affordable level.
I'm finally going to get to meet Buffy's mum!
I've been collecting signatures/photos with the Buffy cast over the past few years and I've been lucky enough to meet James Marsters, Nicholas Brendon and Anthony Stewart Head. I'm super excited to meet Kristine Sutherland AKA Joyce Summers as, for me, she plays such a huge part in the Buffyverse. She seems like a lovely lady in real life and anyone who didn't cry when they watched 'The Body' has a stone for a heart. She is number one on my list to meet at this con.
You may love it and watch religiously every week or you may have come to a point where you have abandoned it. Either way there's no denying that The Walking Dead is a cultural phenomenon. I'm really looking forward to the panel as I can imagine from the mix of actors in attendance, there will be many stories to tell!
The Truth is Out There….in Wrexham!
Seasons 1 to 4 of the X-Files have such a special place in my heart and Assistant Director Walter Skinner plays a big part of that. Of course, he also crossed over into the Supernatural universe so it's almost like a 2 fandoms for the price of 1 kind of deal.
Starring in both Lord of the Rings and Fringe, you have probably seen John Noble in something that you love in the sci-fi/fantasy landscape. I'm hoping that he is on a panel as I could listen to him talk for hours.
I promise a full run down of how my day goes after the 3rd December!


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So if they select "Microsoft Word Document" this:
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would output
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Antônio Augusto Dunshee de Abranches, commonly known as Dunshee de Abranches (born October 25, 1936), is a former president of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo (a Brazilian sports club based in the Flamengo neighborhood, Zona Sul, Rio de Janeiro, best known for its professional football team which is the biggest in terms of fans).

Biography
Born in Rio de Janeiro, he was Clube de Regatas do Flamengo's president from 1981 to 1983. During his administration, Flamengo won the Intercontinental Cup, the Copa Libertadores and the Campeonato Carioca in 1981, and the Série A in 1982. Dunshee de Abranches resigned in 1983, after selling Zico to Italian club Udinese.

References

1936 births
Living people
CR Flamengo directors and chairmen
Brazilian people of Irish descent

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DC Architecture
D.C.'s offices are getting funkier, more modern
Expect greener, glassier buildings in the District's future
By Michelle Goldchain@goldchainam Sep 30, 2016, 11:24am EDT
In the past 10 or so years, offices in Washington, D.C. have been changing their look by opening their spaces, offering more amenities, and going green. The reason why is that technology in the workplace has evolved, and the workplace has had to evolve with it to keep up.
Marty Caverly, chief investment officer for Resource Real Estate, Inc., said, "It used to be when you left the door of the office, you're off the clock. Now, we're always on. So, the environment has to be different."
It's not just tech companies in Silicon Valley that are upping their game when it comes to workplace design. In the D.C. area, offices are using their spaces as a recruiting tool, especially for Millennials.
Image courtesy of Nixon Peabody/Eric Laignel
Nixon Peabody green wall and stairs, designed by Perkins+Will
On Millennials, Yolanda Cole, senior principal and owner of Hickok Cole Architects, said, "We are trying to figure out what it is that they love about the city and why they want to be here."
This focus on Millennials as an target audience isn't new. Residential buildings have been beefing up their amenities for years now, offering novel options like pet spas, movie theaters, and blocks of free Wi-Fi.
"All of these things have become the hallmark of residential buildings coming from hospitalities. All of that kind of thinking has moved into the office workplace," Cole said.
The office has become a place where home and work has started to blend. Pantries aren't dark spaces anymore. Property managers are becoming more like concierges. More importantly, workers feel more inclined to speak with one another rather than stay cooped up in tiny cubicles.
Cole said, "It's not really about changing the lightbulb anymore. It's about making sure that your tenants and the people inside the building are happy and interacting with each other and moving a kind of 24-7 office life."
At some point, people began to realize that workers in separate offices in separate departments weren't talking to those in other departments. These open spaces have tackled that issue by moving more towards cross-collaborative teaming. Additionally, with technology like iPads and tablets, this has allowed workers to be able to more easily move around from one work space to another and even work remotely.
Nixon Peabody conference room, designed by Perkins+Will
Cole said, "People shouldn't be so compartmentalized in their work, and they'd be more effective if they were cross-fertilizing within the office space."
Caverly further stated, "The overarching theme here is it's about getting people to work better together and also ... getting people to want to come into the office."
Some of the design elements that have been popping up more and more have been spaces that are as open as possible with limited objects blocking one's line of sight. There are higher floor-to-ceiling slabs built in. Outdoor spaces are also being brought inside with green walls or indoor courtyards. Additionally, wellness is being more focused on with access to natural light and stand up desks.
In the end, is it necessary to go all out like Google? Neither Caverly nor Cole think so.
"People confuse big, open plan space with certain kids on skateboards and ping pong tables, and sure that's part of it ... but really it's about people cooperating because we don't need to go in the office anymore to do everything," Caverly said.
Additionally, as Cole put it, "Google goes to the extreme … They have all the capital they need to do that kind of stuff. Not everybody can do that nor necessarily need to."
When it comes to the kind of office space most people expect when it comes to Washington, D.C., what is most often thought of or at least brought up are the bulky Brutalist Federal buildings found in or near L'Enfant Plaza. From the blocky U.S. Department of Education building to the slightly curved U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development building, these structures have been known to top lists ranking the city's ugliest buildings.
Is Washington, D.C. only filled with boring office architecture? In a panel hosted by urbanist debate group Turncoats, Payton Chung of the Urban Land Institute and Brian Miller of Edit Lab at Streetsense went so far as to say that D.C. not only has boring architecture, it wants it. [UPDATE: Comments made by panelists do not reflect the positions of staff members at Turncoats.]
Chung argued that the architecture is simply a reflection of the type of federal work done by many in the city. At the debate, panelist Mina Wright of the General Services Administration and National Capital Planning Commission further added that she believes the Federal government is not rewarded for being creative, which results in a proliferation of Brutalist buildings.
Robert C. Weaver Federal Building
Photo via Wikimedia Commons/Kjetil Ree
It was between the 1950s and 1970s that the Brutalist architectural style flourished in Washington, D.C. In truth, it wasn't the egg-crate appearance that caused the D.C. government to become so attracted to the architectural style; it was the low cost of concrete.
Unfortunately, because concrete isn't necessarily the most durable material, it has led some to criticize not only the appearance of Brutalist buildings, but the maintenance of them as well. Moisture often streaks concrete walls in cold, damp climates. The steel rebar inside the concrete also tends to rust.
In the winter 2013 publication of Preservation Magazine, David Hay wrote, "Because the style was relatively inexpensive to build ... design was frequently sloppy. Many structures from the period—oddities now mocked on the Internet—ended up misshapen, badly proportioned, and drab."
On how the District's Brutalist buildings have been maintained, BuzzFeed has investigated the structures in L'Enfant Plaza, deeming the area a "crumbling, lifeless concrete island."
Reporter Joanne Pierce is more loving of the architectural style. In this Greater Greater Washington article, Pierce described the style as "lovely," further adding, "Concrete is wonderful."
In an article published September 2016 in The Guardian, author Felix Salmon wrote that Brutalism is back in style. While acknowledging that the architectural style has been associated with "ugly dystopian soullessness" and "everything that was wrong with modern architecture," Salmon further described the style as "down-to-earth, honest, unpretentious, [and] egalitarian."
J. Edgar Hoover Building
Photo via Wikimedia Commons/Aude
If treated with care and respect, Brutalist buildings can be seen as valuable and able to cut across class divides, according to Salmon.
If ignoring the Neoclassical White House and U.S. Capitol, are the Brutalist federal buildings the poster child for federal office buildings in the nation's capital? If so, this image is likely to change as more and more of the stodgy structures get demolished or redesigned.
In February 2014, the Brutalist Third Church of Christ, Scientist was razed, despite efforts by historic preservationists to landmark the building that was deemed a "Brutalist atrocity" by The Washington Post.
Rendering via Gensler
In August 2015, The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) applied to redesign a Brutalist office building located at 1600 I Street NW. The Washington Business Journal reported that the MPAA planned to completely modernize the building by replacing stone-clad walls with glass and reducing the four- to six-foot recess of the windows by 18 inches.
Still, the public is awaiting the demolition of the Brutalist J. Edgar Hoover building, a property that has been described everything from an "eye sore" to a "dreary 1970s behemoth" to something "dropped in from outer space." It's worth noting that the demolition of the J. Edgar Hoover building isn't because of public criticism, but because the building has structural issues that have been apparent since 2001. Regardless, there have been few if any public efforts to prevent the raze.
Impact of Workplace Design. Click on image for a close up.
Image via Gensler
In the end, the design of a building affects more than just aesthetics of a block; it affects the public's opinion of the city as well. In the 2016 U.S. Workplace Survey, Gensler surveyed over 4,000 U.S. office workers in 11 industries. The results concluded that "higher-performing workplaces are more innovative," with key drivers that include relationships, making a difference, and workplace design.
On the impact of workplace design, Gensler further reported that workers in the most innovative spaces report more positively to statements like "At the end of the day, I feel I've made a difference" and "My organization makes a positive contribution to society" than those workers in the least innovative space.
So, if great design drives creativity and innovation in the workplace, could more modern, more aesthetically pleasing urban planning influence residents in a city? If Washington, D.C. were known for more visually stunning office architecture, would there really be a difference?
[UPDATE: A viewpoint by Turncoats panelist Mina Wright was clarified.]
The 30 best things to do in Washington, D.C., with kids From vintage carousels to world-renowned museums, D.C. offers something for every family. We've mapped our 30 top picks.


The Spokane Prescription Drug Assistance Network (SPDA) has been credited in a recent study for contributing to a drop in hospital admissions and emergency room visits. The network, organized in part by founding EHF board member Sam Selinger, helps patients access reduced cost and free medicines by connecting them to prescription assistance programs offered by pharmaceutical companies. SPDA began in 2008 as the pilot program for the statewide Prescription Drug Assistance Foundation, approved by Washington State Legislature in 2005. The Foundation has since expanded to include similar programs in Seattle, Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Shelton, Yakima, Toppenish, Grandview, and Colfax.
The study tracked 310 patients for one year before enrolling in a prescription assistance program, and one year after. Results were published on April 1st in the Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy. Patients receiving pulmonary and asthma medications showed the greatest drop in use of emergency services. However, the study also noted that young patients between 18-24 years old and patients on medications for mental conditions saw increased emergency room visits. Selinger commented that this finding creates an important space for future study.
There has been very little research available on the affect of prescription assistance programs because most of the research has been kept proprietary by big pharmaceutical companies. This study was a collaborative effort between SPDA, Washington State University Spokane, and local doctors and hospitals. Selinger commented to the Spokesman-Review that such collaboration is pretty unusual, but we here in the EHF region know that collaboration is exactly what we need to radically transform health, and are happy to see the SPDA is making significant headway towards transforming Eastern Washington into the state's healthiest region.
This report released by the Washington State Office of Financial Management's Health Care Research Center shows that there are still opportunities for improvement in making Eastern Washington the state's healthiest region. Organized by legislative district, it provides life expectancy and mortality data, among other indicators, compared to statewide averages. For example, the figure below shows districts with a life expectancy shorter than the state average in red.
This visualization of life expectancy in Eastern Washington shows that we have a ways to go toward making our region the healthiest in the state. Image courtesy of OFM (Campo, Joe. Variations in Life Expectancy and Mortality Rates, 2012-2014).
As the above figure shows, much of our region has a life expectancy shorter than the state average, meaning there are still opportunities for EHF, our partners, and our subsidiaries to address in making Eastern Washington the healthiest region in the state.
Access the full report on the OFM website, or download the PDF below.


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        public $validateAccount = '

Account Activation

                            Before you can play you need to activate your account. Please check your email for your validation code. This may be in your spam folder.

                        <form method="post" action="?page=users">
                            <input type="text" name="code" class="form-control activation-code" value="{code}" />
                            <button type="submit" class="btn btn-default">
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                        </form>

                            Resend activation code

        ';

        public $userHolder = '
        {#each users}

{name} ({cooldown}) Commit

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        public $userList = '

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                            Username, ID or Email
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                            Email
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                            Cash
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                            Bank
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Shinkot () (also Pasaband) is a town and the center of Pasaband District, in the southern part of Ghor province, Afghanistan. It  is located in the western part of the district at  at 2,566 m altitude, and is close to the border with Helmand Province.

Climate
Shinkot has a humid continental climate (Köppen: Dsb) with warm, dry summers and cold, snowy winters.

See also
 List of cities in Afghanistan

References

Populated places in Ghor Province


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Legendary Bengali filmmaker Mrinal Sen dies
Published : Sunday, 30 December, 2018 at 2:49 PM Count : 1155
Observer Online Desk
Legendary Bengali filmmaker and Padmabhushan awardee, Mrinal Sen has died in Kolkata. He was 95.
Sen breathed his last at his home in Bhawanipur, Kolkata on Sunday.
His body will not be cremated until Sen's son, Kunal Sen who lives in Chicago, arrives in Kolkata.
Mrinal Sen told his family that after his death people should not place flowers and wreaths on his body and it should not be kept in a public place for people to pay their respects.
Eminent actors such as Saumitra Chatterjee, Dhritiman Chatterjee and Aparna Sen, director Buddhadeb Dasgupta and Anjana Dutta, all of whom worked with the director, expressed their grief. "I lost my guiding star today," said Dhritiman Chatterjee. "An era came to an end," said Saumitra Chatterjee.
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee tweeted about his death. "Saddened at the passing away of Mrinal Sen. A great loss to the film industry. My condolences to his family," she wrote in her tweet.
He was a noted moviemaker with several National Film Awards to his credit. He was known for movies like Baishe Sraban (Bengali, 1960), Bhuban Shome (Hindi, 1969), Mrigaya (Hindi, 1976), Oka Oori Katha (Tamil, 1977), Akaler Sandhane (Bengali, 1980), Kharij (Bengali, 1982) and Khandahar (Hindi, 1983).
A part of the famous trio of Bengali master auteurs that by large represented Indian New Wave cinema between 1950s and the 1970s – the two other being Satyajit Ray and Ritwik Ghatak – Sen is best known for the aesthetic and technical quality of films that generally delved on socio-political issues and often carried a political overtone.
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Q: Combine Array From Html To Jquery I Have An Input type text as Following Code
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" name="myinputs[]" >
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" name="myinputs[]" >
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" name="myinputs[]" >
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" name="myinputs[]" >

And I use those inputs value as follow
//submitotp is my submit button
$("#submitotp").click(function(){
      var otp = $(".myinputs").
      //HERE i WANTS TO COMBINE ALL 4 Input
}

For Example If
Input-1 = 5
Input-2 = 4
Input-3 = 9
Input-4 = 2

var otp = 5492 //THIS IS O/p

Now What i want is to combine all input value to one. for that i refer this link. but didn't get any exact idea for this.also hearse about jQuery.merge() but not helpful or not understand. So how can i do this ?

A: Get all elements, iterate to get values and finally join them together.
// get all elements using the class name
// or using name $('[name="myinputs[]"]')
var res = $('.myinputs')
    // iterate over the elements
    .map(function(){
        // return the value
        return this.value;
    })
    // get result as an array from jQuery object
    .get()
    // join them to generate result string
    .join('');

$('#check').click(function() {
  console.log($('.myinputs').map(function() {
    return this.value;
  }).get().join(''));
});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="5">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="4">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="9">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="2">

<button id="check">Get OTP</button>

Without using jQuery

// get all inputs and convert into array
// for newer browser you can use Array.from()
// fonr convertitng into array
var inputs = [].slice.call(document.querySelectorAll('.myinputs'));

document.getElementById('check').addEventListener('click', function() {

  console.log(
    // iterate and get value of inputs
    inputs.map(function(ele) {
      return ele.value;
      // join values finally
    }).join('')
  );

  // or using reduce method
  console.log(
    // iterate over elements
    inputs.reduce(function(str, ele) {
      // concatenate with string and return
      return str + ele.value;
      // set initial value as empty string
    }, '')
  );

});
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="5">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="4">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="9">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="2">

<button id="check">Get OTP</button>

A: Don't put [] in class attributes. Although it's legal, it makes it harder to access it in jQuery selectors, because [] has special meaning there. So use class="myinputs".
Then your selector needs to use . to find them, not #, which is for selecting by ID.
Once you've done this you can use .each() to loop over them and concatenate the values

$("#submitotp").click(function() {
  var otp = "";
  $(".myinputs").each(function() {
    if (this.value) {
      otp += this.value
    }
  });
  console.log(otp);
});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<br>
<input type="button" id="submitotp" value="Submit">

A: Few Pointers:

*

*Do not use [] in your class attributes.

*Use . to use class as a selector.

*You will need to traverse the input elements to get their value.

$("#submitotp").click(function(){
      var otp = "";

      // Traverse through all inputs
      $(".myinputs").each(function(){
           otp += $(this).val();
        }
      );
      console.log(otp);

});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="9">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="1">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="3">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs" value="5">

<button id="submitotp">Get OTP</button>

A: You can loop using .each(), get the value and store/push it in a array variable. You can join the array using join()
You also have to rename your class as myinputs without []

$(document).ready(function() {
  $("#submitotp").click(function() {
    var otp = [];

    $(".myinputs").each(function() {
      otp.push($(this).val());
    });

    console.log(otp.join(""));
  });
});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">
<input type="text" minlength="1" maxlength="1" class="myinputs">

<button id="submitotp" type="button">Click Me!</button>

http://api.jquery.com/jquery.each/

A: this gonna work and easy:
var otp = Array.from($(".myinputs")).reduce((re,ele)=>re+ele.value,'')

or
$(".myinputs").toArray().reduce(function(re,ele){return re+ele.value;},'')


Blue: Hello! Forgive the interruption, but I'm moving from plot to plot informing people where to find food and fresh water. Have you been told?
Rees: You're welcome. Come closer. We're aware of the relief centres, yes, but I overheard others asking … you'd have to keep moving and keep asking.
Blue: I'll do so. 'We'? You have others with you? Are you coping?
Rees: A friend and her husband stay with me … my m-mother didn't … we found her in the cellar with … sorry.
Blue: I'm sorry, too. What's your name?
Rees: Rees … yes, after the priest.
Blue: Ha! Who named you? I'm guessing your father.
Rees: Yes! And my brother Rayne still teases me about it!
Blue: Where is he? Will he be joining you? Um, do you know if he …?
Rees: Rayne was here earlier, thank God. He's fine, doing his thing. What's your name?
Blue: Blue … but don't ask me why! I'm only glad it isn't 'Green' or 'Pink'!
Rees: I'll bet! And do you have somewhere to stay in all this?
Blue: I do, thank you … it will get better, I hope you know that. Sooner than we can believe right now.
Rees: I hope so. Thanks. I suppose you must be on your way. Good to meet you, and good luck.
Blue: Luck to you also.
Blue: My lady, you should be indoors. It isn't safe.
Rayne's mother: Can't call anywhere safe, my dear. Walls and closed doors will not stop those fiends.
Blue: Lady, is there someone with you? Your children?
Rayne's mother: Forgive me, no. Rees is a good girl and will be here as soon as she can. And Rayne … well, Rayne is what he is, isn't he? How dare I deny that? How dare I deny our people his abilities?
Blue: My lady, where is Rayne now?
Arcana, Reaume and Sanctum have their own Facebook Pages as well, and each features photo albums to showcase the worlds, concepts and people of this multiverse.
Galilan, for example, is the capital city of Valaris, and much happens there. It's an old city, with high gates and park benches. From the mansions of the wealthy to the destitution of the poor, Galilan is a city of secrets, beauty and class distinction.


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50 Cent's Instagram exploded with reactions to a photo of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The multi-platinum rapper turned actor/producer/director received the honor in Hollywood on Jan. 30 and quickly shared the moment with his 25.2 million Instagram followers.
"South Side on the map," the Queens native wrote in the caption. "wait till they see how I run with this. Hahaha they never seen nothing like me before."
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Several of 50's peers paid homage to the Power co-creator in the comment section, including Tech N9ne, Wiz Khalifa, Public Enemy's DJ Lord, Lord Finesse, DJ Envy, Denaun, DJ Pooh, Planet Asia, Uncle Murda, Kid Ink, DJ Chuck Chillout, DJ Self and T.I.
To celebrate the occasion, 50's longtime friend Eminem made a rare public appearance to show his support, making a few jokes along the way. "I just want to say I'm here today because this is not only a business partner to me, it's one of the best friends I've ever known in the world," he said. "I would say that it's much more fun to be his friend than it is to be his enemy 'cause this guy is fucking relentless and he won't stop. And in the same way he's relentless in his battles, he's also relentless in his business."
"He's an artist, an entrepreneur, an actor, a director, a producer … he can juggle, he's great at Scrabble — he pretty much does it all. And he's also helped through a lot of hard times in my life and he's always been there when I need him. So 50, congrats on your star, man. Hollywood made it official, but I knew from the beginning. Dre knew from the beginning", Eminem said in his speech.
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Other name: Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan
Synopsis: To the average person, psychic abilities might seem a blessing; for Kusuo Saiki, however, this couldn't be further from the truth. Gifted with a wide assortment of supernatural abilities ranging from telepathy to x-ray vision, he finds this so-called blessing to be nothing but a curse. As all the inconveniences his powers cause constantly pile up, all Kusuo aims for is an ordinary, hassle-free life—a life where ignorance is bliss.
Unfortunately, the life of a psychic is far from quiet. Though Kusuo tries to stay out of the spotlight by keeping his powers a secret from his classmates, he ends up inadvertently attracting the attention of many odd characters, such as the empty-headed Riki Nendou and the delusional Shun Kaidou. Forced to deal with the craziness of the people around him, Kusuo comes to learn that the ordinary life he has been striving for is a lot more difficult to achieve than expected.
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While reading Urban Informatics (Foth, 2009) I came across an interesting article by Nakanishi et al. (2009) entitled "Virtual Cities for Simulating Smart Urban Public Spaces" which explores the use of virtual cities as a test bed for examining the design of urban public spaces. Specifically the authors combine an agent-based model with a virtual city model (in this case a platform at the Kyoto subway station) and used augmented reality to allow humans to interact with the agents (as if the agents and the humans where in the same crowd) through the use of positioning sensors around the station and then simulated an emergency.
Further information about the project, including the software Freewalk where humans and agents can socially interact with one another in a virtual city space can be found here.
Foth, M. (2009), Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics: The Practice and Promise of the Real-Time City, IGI Global, Hershey, PA.
Nakanishi, H., Ishida, T. and Koizumi, S. (2009), 'Virtual Cities for Simulating Smart Urban Public Spaces', in Foth, M. (ed.) Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics: The Practice and Promise of the Real-Time City, IGI Global, Hershey, PA, pp. 257-269.


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Community health clinics have surfaced to provide primary care to low-income individuals, but they are currently hurting due to an overwhelmingly high no-show rate. (Population Reference Bureau, 2016; Nowacki, 2013). While there is extensive research on how to overcome no-show appointments in private medical clinics, clinics that serve a low-income clientele cannot succumb to the same methods of intervention due to the financial and physical barriers community health centers face (Nowacki, 2013). The purpose of this project was to extend upon previous studies on strategies to improve the no-show rate at a local community health center by doing a mixed-method, cross sectional study of low-income adults in a primary care setting. This study explored the patients' perceptions of barriers and needed resources and also attempted to find correlations between patient demographics and no-show rates. This study found a higher no-show rate in younger patients and also in African American/Black patients. A large number of patients missed appointments due to personal issues and societal barriers. This study also found high patient satisfaction in the overall clinic. Since the purpose of the study was to uncover reasons behind the no-show phenomenon, it was appropriate to discuss interventions that may improve the high no-show rates and overall clinic functionality. Recommendations include implementing a program that provides transportation, increasing exposure of social services provided by the clinic, educating patients on the importance of preventative health care, and completing minimal facility improvements.
B. S. W.; An honors thesis submitted to the faculty of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Social Work.
Boshers, Erin, "Improving no-show rates in a community health center" (2018). Honors Theses.


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MSU works to help students reduce spam
Andrew Krietz
Although MSU e-mail has become one of the most popular forms of electronic communication for many students and professors on campus, it always has been a service susceptible to junk.
Each day, MSU's Academic Technology Services, or ATS, mail system blocks about 400,000 junk mail — or spam — messages from reaching users' mailboxes, ATS Communications Manager Katherine Ball said in an e-mail.
And with each passing day, the system processes about 1 million messages that have been sent or received, a majority of which are spam messages.
In an attempt to reduce the spam count and give students and staff new customizations, Ball said.
Additional features were added to the system this month, allowing people to change how they would like their spam before it reaches their inbox — deleted or filtered away, she said.
"MSU uses e-mail as one of several means of communication with students, faculty and staff," Ball said. "(Features were added) to give users greater control over how spam is processed."
Users now are able to set if they would like the service at mail.msu.edu to place junk mail in a user designated folder or not seen at all under "MSU Prefs."
The service, SpamAssassin, filters the mail automatically and delivers the message directly to the user's inbox. In addition, changes will take effect regardless of the e-mail service used, she said.
Although many users would like to see spam vanished completely, it might not be feasible, Ball said.
Charles Ballard, an economics professor at MSU, said he frequently uses the university's e-mail service and noticed years ago many did not build their whole lives around the service as they do now.
Although, as with any modern technology service, it does not come without complaints, he said.
"There are those pluses and minuses," Ballard said. "The spam is a pain, (but) on the other hand, you don't have to play telephone tag with somebody (and) you don't have to send something by regular mail and wait days or weeks for a response."
Lyman Briggs sophomore Emily Bassman said during her first year of using MSU Mail she has not spent a large amount of her time deleting junk messages.
Used mostly for work and professional purposes, sorting through mail is not an issue, she said.
"I really don't see spam as a huge problem," Bassman said. "(Spam) sucks. I don't normally open e-mails from people I don't know anyway — that helps so no one can steal my address."
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Yuriana Torres did not ask permission to enter. She never did, and at this point, nobody expected it. Her shuttle had docked at New Belfast Station five minutes ago, and she was already striding through the outer office of CEO Miles Canton with the withering confidence that had served her well in her short, yet lucrative career.
New Belfast Station was the temporary HQ for the Garland Spaceport Group. The old HQ was still under repair at the Sydney Dockyard. Nobody had yet claimed responsibility for the attack that crippled it, but Yuri had some idea.
"Yuri. Hello." Miles Canton looked up from the endless series of reports to which he had been paying no attention whatsoever.
Canton was old, and enjoyed chit-chat way too much. "Let me go after them," said Yuri, ignoring the opening for small talk.
"Barnes. I traced the weapons back to his own security warehouse." Yuri showed Canton the documentation. He squinted through his glasses, and made a show of reading the information, but Yuri knew better by now.
Miles Canton was in his late 90s and, even with conventional rejuvenation techniques, was aging into oblivion. Yuri's official position was Chief Tactical Officer, though her actual duties seemed to include bullying the old man into making a decision. Any decision. Preferably her decisions. Canton was a founding member of the Corporate Senate, and had the respect of anybody that didn't have to work with him directly.
She ignored him. Random apologies. A sign of weakness. Though she did sometimes wonder what he was apologizing for.
"You need to leave," she said, grabbing his arm and encouraging him out of the chair.
Yuri's smile tightened. Rasmusson's incursions into Trade Federation space had put some of the mining operations in the red. Defense fleets were expensive. Rasmusson was not, by any fiscally responsible definition, a good man.
"Flynn Station," said Yuri. She guided him through the side door to the office, towards the private port doors. Canton insisted on walking under his own power. His legs were mostly gone, replaced by cybernetics, but his reflexes were still those of a very old man with no sense of urgency.
"I'm sorry, Yuri," he said again, for no reason whatsoever.
The John D Rockefeller, Canton's flagship, left New Belfast within the hour. The trip to Flynn station took the fleet close to Machine Cult space, but was uneventful. Using jump gates, the journey only took about seven hours. Returning would take longer of course, since the Federation didn't have jump gates out this far.
Miles Canton opted to sleep the entire trip while Yuri caught up on her trade deals and fleet movements. As Chief Tactical officer, she had to coordinate the whereabouts of all Trade Federation ships to minimize losses, and she often butted heads with Regional Field Officers that were trying to maximize quarterly profits, sometimes at the expense of everything else.
Flynn Station was one of the larger Spaceports that bordered Star Empire space. Yuri's company constructed it many years ago as a United Earth station, and in many ways it retained a lot of the diversity from that lost time. Now it was decked out in the shining yellow of the Star Empire. Yuri saw Rasmusson's ship, the Gallipoli, already dominating the upper docking pylons.
Yuri saw the obvious negotiation tactic as she ordered the John D Rockefeller to dock at the lower pylons. There was to be no negotiation today, but that didn't seem to matter to Rasmusson. He was arrogant, and very dismissive of the Trade Federation. His grandfather had been Earthborn, and Rasmusson felt that this gave him some claim of ancestry that superseded the Federation's ownership. But Star Empire citizens simply didn't have the money or connections to live on Earth. It was just business.
An hour later, Yuri and Canton, flanked by Federation bodyguards, entered the meeting chamber. Rasmusson was already there, stoically relaxing, having already marked his territory with his own guards.
"Take a seat, Mr Canton." Rasmusson waved towards a bank of empty chairs. Canton did so. Yuri opted to stand, as did Rasmusson.
Canton cleared his throat. "I'm not …I… What are the changes you made?" Rasmusson started to respond, but Yuri cut him off.
Canton looked down, and slowly put his thumb print on the scanner. Rasmusson did the same, and the treaty was signed.
"I'm sorry, Yuri" he said, but she had already walked away.
Thirty minutes later, the John D Rockefeller was leaving the Flynn Station dock. Yuri felt the deck plates shudder as she walked around Canton's office. The CEO tried his best to calm her down.
"That doesn't sound like me," said Canton.
Canton's anger never subsided. This was the fury of previous years. He felt good. He felt alive. Perhaps she was right, though her insubordination could never be tolerated. He pressed his thumb to the signature plate.
Canton nodded and resumed his seat. The fire was no longer there. He couldn't sustain his being for long. It was far too exhausting. All he could do was stare at her, and age.
He wasn't stupid. He knew that her document wasn't a letter of resignation. More likely it was an automated command sequence, designed to lock the defensive shields or crash into a moon. The game had to be played. It's what was expected.
A CEO should never fade away.
A CEO of the caliber and reputation of Miles Canton deserved a Viking funeral.
He was about to get it.
"I'm sorry, Yuri," he said.
Miles Canton, CEO, leaned back in his chair and waited. He heard the evacuation sirens, ensuring the crew would be safe at least. No point in paying out survivor's benefits. He wondered what Yuri would be like as CEO.
He wondered if it was raining back home.
"I don't understand." Admiral Rasmusson did not appreciate Yuri's tone. He did not appreciate a lot of things, especially being contacted by a subordinate, but Yuri was no longer a subordinate.
Yuri leaned directly into the comm screen. "Then I will repeat. CEO Miles Canton was killed an hour ago when his shields failed during an asteroid storm. I was named the new CEO". Yuri sat back, trying to not look smug.
Rasmusson's angry growl cut her off. His stony face showed little emotion, but it was definitely there. She had hurt him. And she knew it. Eventually, via supreme effort, he mastered himself.
Yuri smiled, despite her professional mask. Power. It was invigorating. It opened doors. And it made an Admiral into a fawning simp.
"I'm sorry, Rasmusson." She swiped the comm channel closed. She had a lot to do. Plans to enact, worlds to buy, and her own Viking funeral of which to be worthy.
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When all the wrangling took place between powerful football clubs and FIFA over the scheduling of the 2022 World Cup, there was one thing above all that the Premier League was worried about – the loss of the busy and lucrative Christmas fixture list.
As it turns out the 2022 World Cup will wrap up a week before Christmas on the 18th December, but it's not quite certain if the games will go ahead in the Premier League, given players won't have much time to recover.
Of course, that is literally years in the future and right now Premier League clubs, players and fans are getting ready for another high-octane period that spans the UK Christmas holidays and into the new year. It is unique to be sure, since they cram so many games into a tight period, especially given other top European leagues embark upon a winter break.
Some of the key fixtures in this period will include: Liverpool vs Manchester United (16th December), Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur (23rd December), Liverpool vs Arsenal (29th December) and Manchester City vs Liverpool (3rd January). In total, from the 15th December to 3rd January we will se a whopping 50 Premier League games. That's almost 14% of the season played in just over two weeks.
Betting fast and furious over December
As you can see from the games above,Liverpool, perhaps above all the big teams, have some huge fixtures to contend with over Christmas and the New Year.
They are currently priced at 9/2 (WilliamHill) to win the title ahead of 1/6 favourites Manchester City, but the results of these games could drastically change those odds for good or worse. Incidentally,there are lots of December betting offers, such as free bets, available that could help the Christmasperiod a profitable one for you.
Of course, it is not just the top of the league that has an important period up ahead. Those mired at the bottom of the table can find themselves in deeper trouble or begin to pull away towards safety from relegation. Currently, Burley (4/9), Cardiff (8/15), Huddersfield (8/15) and Fulham (10/11 – odds from Bet365) are tipped by bookmakers to in the drop, but that could all change over the course of a few weeks.
Mourinho could have redemption on the horizon
Indeed,a special mention should be made for Manchester United and their December fixtures. While the title seems out of reach – bookies like 188bet have now put their hopes as high as 750/1 – Jose Mourinho's future might be a more immediate issue in the coming weeks.
Aside from the clash with Liverpool mentioned above,fixtures against Newcastle, Huddersfield, Cardiff and Bournemouth all look winnable. Will that reinvigorate United's season and, by consequence, Mourinho'sstanding with the Old Trafford faithful?
For fans, especially those who can make it to the games, it's a brilliant time of year to catch non-stop Premier League action. While every game across the season is still only worth three points and thus of equal merit, a good run of the form can really galvanize club and define its season. Of course, there are draw backs too, with a bad run of form meaning a title is out of reach or relegation more likely. A roller-coaster ride – not to be missed.
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Byron and the Best of Poets
Author(s): Nicholas Gayle
Byron was a man of many passions, always fiercely held and defended, but his intense devotion to the poetry of Alexander Pope seemed to characterise a man standing a little to the left of the Romantic universe. While Pope largely left a taste of dust in the mouths of the Romantics, Byron continued to defend the "little Queen Anne's man" in letters and in print as if he were arguing for the reputation of a lover; so much so that we are left to wonder, what kind of impression did the greatest poet of the eighteenth century leave upon the work of the seminal poet of the nineteenth? How far and in what way did Byron's adoration of Pope imprint itself upon his own poetry in conscious and unconscious echoes, in parallels of thought and expression, in the unexpected, unlooked-for congruence? This book identifies and lays out the most significant strands of that influence, following them wherever they lead.
Through exploring both poets' satirical portraits of men and women, their expression of love and forbidden passion, their various poetic techniques, the influence of the Roman poet Horace, and the dual resonance of Eden and paradise in their work, a picture emerges of Pope touching the deepest recesses of Byron's poetic thought. Amongst the particular themes discussed here are the presence of women in the lives and poetry of both men, the disentangling of the sense of alienation and exile exhibited in their authorial psyches, the significance of the doppelgänger for their satire, and a weighing of the deep contrapuntal nature of Byron's thought, contrasting it with Pope's. Byron and the Best of Poets is the first major study of its kind to explore these multiple aspects and to unpack them in the work of both poets.
Nicholas Gayle was the Head of Classics at Exmouth Community College before becoming seduced by the poetry of Lord Byron, which resulted in a determination to become an independent scholar devoted to writing about the poet's work. He is the author of four essays published over the last few years in The Byron Journal, and this is his first full length book on the poet.


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Below is a two-page Group of Eight (Go8) advertisement that is published in "The Australian" RESEARCH on 12 August 2016. RESEARCH is a first for "The Australian" with its digital edition promoted through The Wall St Journal and the Times and Sunday Times in the UK.
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Fishing with Gubby
by Gary Kent; Kim La Fave, illus.
The skill and knowledge of a lifetime spent fishing off Canada's West Coast lies behind many of the decisions Gubby makes in this down-to-earth account of a summer on a commercial fishing troller.
Somewhere between a picture book and a graphic novel, Fishing with Gubby uses cartoon-like drawings to tell the story of Gubby's journey up the Strait of Georgia to the fishing grounds off the north and west coasts of Vancouver Island. Accompanied by his cat and first mate, Puss, the resourceful Gubby steers his small boat through treacherous seas, storms, fog, and a collision with a huge basking shark that breaks one of the ship's poles. Because the book is set sometime in the past, Gubby does manage to reel in lots of fish and return home, not wealthy, but satisfied with his labours.
Judging from the hand-drawn map at the end of the book, Gubby lives on the Sechelt Peninsula, which is also home to author Gary Kent and illustrator Kim La Fave. And in fact, Kent bases Gubby's adventures on his own nine years as a commercial fisherman, and his matter-of-fact, gently humorous account of life on the water is full of realistic detail.
La Fave's illustrations, rendered in the muted colours of a rainy coastline, give an amusing sense of the personalities of the fishermen, as well as the structure of the boat and many aspects of life at sea. Varied perspectives and frame sizes enliven the pages. One illustration of a scary encounter in the fog is unnecessarily confusing, and Cape Scott is misplaced on the map, but these are small problems in what is overall an engaging introduction to a fascinating way of life.
Reviewer: Gwyneth Evans
Publisher: Harbour Publishing
Page Count: 48 pp
Format: Cloth
Released: Sept.
Issue Date: 2010-12
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