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Jani Lane – Catch A Falling Star
2016, Cleopatra Records/Deadline Music
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1. I Want You to Want Me
2. Panama
4. The Ocean
5. Doctor Doctor
6. Electric Eye
7. Free For All
8. No Surprise
9. Lay Your Hands On Me
Catch A Falling Star is a collection of cover songs that the late Jani Lane had sung on for various Cleopatra/Deadline compilations over the years. It's not a collection of unreleased songs or B-songs or anything like that. In fact, this set was previously released as Photograph back in 2007, except this time a cover of "Electric Eye" by Judas Priest has been added.
Cleopatra Records has made its name bring all kinds of '80s rockers together to cover songs by other '80s rockers. Jani Lane was one of the Cleopatra's go-to guys for these types of projects. Generally, the talent that Cleopatra could assemble to perform on one song was pretty impressive. Unfortunately, I've always felt the quality wasn't ever really up to par.
Still, I like Jani's voice and I love all of the bands covered here (Cheap Trick, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, etc.), so it's nice to hear Lane's take on these classics.
Nothing essential though, obviously.
Highlights: "Panama", "Doctor Doctor", "Electric Eye"
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Jani Lane (1964-2011)
Sadly, late last night Jani Lane, former Warrant lead vocalist & main songwriter, was found dead in a hotel room in Woodland Hills, California. As of this writing, the cause of death had not been determined but a bottle of vodka and prescription pills were found in his room and it's been said the authorities are treating his death as an accidental overdose. It's no secret that Jani has been battling his addictions for many years. On more than one occasion it even seemed like he had won the fight only to relapse some time later.
Born John Kennedy Oswald in Akron, Ohio on February 1, 1964, Jani was exposed to music at an early age by his brother Eric who played guitar. At age 4 Jani was an amateur drummer and by the age of 11 he was playing in clubs as "Mitch Dynomite" and drumming for various bands. He continued to do this all throughout high school but soon decided he would rather be a singer and songwriter instead of a drummer. After graduating high school, Jane played in a few bands in Ohio (still drumming) before relocating to Florida in 1983 where after another stint as a drummer he formed the band Plain Jane with future Warrant drummer Steven Sweet.
Lane & Sweet later moved to Los Angeles still using the Plain Jane name and playing the local club circuit until running across Warrant guitarist Erik Turner in 1986 when they were then invited to join the band.
Rightfully or wrongfully, Jani Lane was known as and will always be remembered as "the 'Cherry Pie' guy". At one time, that was a distinction that Jani loathed. He detested the song and hated himself for ever having written it because he knew that he and Warrant had so much more to offer the world than just one song written literally in a matter of minutes at the behest of some music execs. Warrant was not a one-hit wonder. Though "Sometimes She Cries" and "I Saw Red" were radio hits, the band had massive success with the power ballad "Heaven" in 1989 (which actually charted higher than "Cherry Pie" ever did) but it was in 1990 that "Cherry Pie" hit the airwaves and MTV and went on to become one of the essential and best loved songs of its genre and era. Loaded with innuendo, the song and the accompanying music video (featuring Bobbi Brown, model & future wife of Jani's) helped push Warrant into a bigger spotlight.
With the rise of grunge and the stagnation of the pop-metal scene, Warrant found themselves "only" selling roughly 500,000 copies of 1992's Dog Eat Dog (compared the double platinum sales of both 1988's Dirty Rotten Stinking Filthy Rich and 1990's Cherry Pie album). That's a feat that I think is pretty impressive considering the musical climate at the time. Funny how in '92 going gold was considered a disappointment whereas today that's a success story. Dog Eat Dog was the band's final major label release and Jani would leave the group in March 1993.
For more than a year the band sat in limbo until Jani returned in the fall of 1994. Faced with a shrinking fan base, a changing culture, music snobs and a lack of interest from the major labels, the band spent the mid '90s in confusion. They managed to release two studio albums during this time — Ultraphobic (1995) and Belly to Belly (1996) on the independent CMC International label (which for a few years was a safe-haven for '80s rockers). Both have been unfairly overlooked and while they feature a band perhaps trying too hard to fit in with the times, I still think they are solid efforts and serve as a testament to Jani's songwriting abilities.
In the late '90s/early 2000s, hair bands became a nostalgic treat for many people and many summer package tours were being put together and music magazines such as Metal Edge and music channel VH1 were paying slightly more attention to '80s rockers. Warrant was one of the main bands to reap the towards of this mini-comeback and though they did not release a studio album of new original material during this time (a missed opportunity, in my opinion) they released the live album Warrant Live 86-97 in 1997, Greatest & Latest in 1999 (re-recordings of their biggest hits with a few unreleased tracks) and an album of covers called Under the Influence in 2001. It was also during this time that Jani Lane was working on a solo project called Jabberwocky which has not yet seen the light of day (and now may never) although he did release an unrelated solo album called Back Down to One in 2003.
Sadly, Under the Influence would be the last album Jani recorded as a member of Warrant. Personal and business matters would force Jani to leave the group for a second time in 2004. After a four-year run with Black N' Blue vocalist Jaime St. James (where they released Born Again in 2006), Lane returned to the group in January 2008 but by September of that same year he left yet again with both sides agreeing they were better off without each other. Unlike the split in 2004, this final exit seemed to be a bit more amicable. Robert Mason (Big Cock vocalist/ex-Lynch Mob vocalist) would go on to join Warrant, touring with the band and recording the excellent Rockaholic which was released earlier this year.
Outside of Warrant, in the last decade Jani kept busy writing songs for himself & other artists, touring solo, appearing on various tribute albums and even was on a season of VH1's Celebrity Fit Club. In 2008, a side-project called Saints of the Underground (featuring Lane, Bobby Blotzer, Robbie Crane & Kerri Kelli) released the album Love the Sin, Hate the Sinner which also went unnoticed but was a great mix of '80s hard rock with a modern feel.
In the summer of 2010, Jani began filling in as vocalist for Great White at live shows while lead singer Jack Russell recovered from surgery. It was during this time that Great White played a show with Warrant and by all accounts everyone was cordial and got along even if the situation was a bit awkward.
There will be much speculation until an official autopsy is released but there is no question that Jani was a very talented man who was held back by his addictions and the fact that he could never completely sober up. After all these years of abuse, it's really amazing that his voice still held up. Even as late as last year, he was still pulling it off live (though years ago there were times that he would take the stage drunk and stumble and slur his way through shows) and was he personable and entertaining. Just imagine what he could have accomplished without all of the vices.
I've always said Jani was the best songwriter from the pop-metal field. Amazing lyricist. His ballads are second-to-none. He could obviously write the fun, brain-dead, sex-fueled song when he wanted to (or was told to) but "Sometimes She Cries", "I Saw Red", "Blind Faith", "Let It Rain" and "Stronger Now" are all fantastic and some of my favorite ballads from ANY band. Those songs show a much deeper, thoughtful side.
Jani was much more than "the 'Cherry Pie' guy" to me. I know there are plenty of people who don't like Warrant. For whatever reason, they seem to be one of the least respected of the major glam-metal bands but just because Jani's dead I'm not going to sit here and now say that they were a Top 5 of All Time band for me. They weren't. But I've always liked Warrant a lot. They were one of the first glam bands I became a fan of and I have often found hope, inspiration and entertainment in Jani's lyrics.
Like most of the millions of mourning today, I did not know Jani personally but other than his addictions and the actions caused by them (such as drunk driving), I can't recall ever really hearing or reading anything negative about him. Sure, egos explode and bands implode but from every interview I've read or live clip I've seen of the guy, he always came across as a really likable, charming, fun-loving guy who enjoyed performing. It's heartbreaking to think that his final night on earth was spent with pills and alcohol alone in a hotel room. Obviously, for that situation to occur, there is a bigger, darker story at play but I'll leave that to his family and close friends to ponder and investigate as it is none of my business. As for myself, I can only say that we lost a great musician much too soon and much too needlessly.
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Proper 20 • Matthew 20:1–16 • September 18, 2011
By David I. Lewis
Introduction: Today's Gospel reading contains a parable that is unique to Matthew's Gospel, the so-called parable of the workers in the vineyard. A title that better reflects the pragmatics of this parable might be, "Jesus's parable of warning to his disciples against focusing upon the rewards for discipleship and then making sinful comparisons between themselves and other disciples." Or, more simply put, this could be called "the parable about how the first can become last." It falls to the preacher, then, to put this parable into its proper narrative context so that it makes sense for his hearers.
Narrative Context: This reading is part of a larger section of narrative related in 19:16–20:16. This narrative begins when the young man with great possessions rejects Jesus's call and then Jesus warns his disciples about the dangers of wealth because it is this man's wealth (and not his reliance on keeping the Torah) that is the cause for his rejection of Jesus. This prompts an observation and question from Peter: "Look, we left everything and followed you. What then will there be for us?" That Peter's comment does not show (complete) misunderstanding is evident from the straightforward reply of Jesus. Jesus gives a great promise to both the twelve (19:28) and then to "any man" who might leave everything for him (19:29). But with these promises comes the dire warning in 19:30: "But many of the people who are first will be last and many of the last will be first."
Today's lesson then follows. The conjunction ga,r that introduces the parable in 20:1 shows that the parable will provide explanation for the warning in 19:30. Note then how in 20:16 the explanation/punch line that Jesus gives to this parable recalls once again this warning. Introduced by the adverb ou[twj in 20:16 it reads "in this way the last will be first and the first will be last." So the parable, framed by the parallel (and chiastic) statements in 19:30 and 20:16, tells how the warning of 19:30 could become true. The entire parable then serves the function of warning against attitudes and behaviors that could result in a disciple of Jesus losing out on the promises of 19:29—in particular the promise of eternal life, i.e., how the first can become last.
The Parable: "The kingdom of heaven is like a householder who went out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard." Note that the comparison is to this householder and his actions. These actions include his looking first for these and then for other workers throughout the day and later his choosing to pay all of his workers exactly the same wage at the end of the day.
The first section of the story (20:1–7) relates how this householder throughout the day goes out to hire workers for his vineyard. He begins early in the morning. Then he goes out again at the third (9 am), sixth (12 pm), and ninth (3 pm) hours. Finally, in an element of the story that the original hearers would probably have found to be utterly ridiculous, this man goes out at the eleventh hour (5 pm) to hire workers for only one hour. The workers can be divided into three groups: There is the first group of workers who have agreed with the householder to work a full twelve-hour day for a denarius (a day's wage). There are the workers hired at the third, sixth, and ninth hours who will work less than a full day and are promised to be paid "whatever is fair" (20:4). Then there are the workers hired at the eleventh hour who are simply told (emphatically) to go to the vineyard and are not promised any wage (though it may be assumed that there will be some pay).
The contrast set up is especially between those working in the vineyard all day (the first) and those who have been standing idle in the marketplace most of the day and who have worked for only one hour (the last). With this contrast established, the hearers then may begin to consider this question: We know the householder will pay the first workers a denarius, but it is not said what he will pay these others. What wage, then, will these others receive—in particular the last group that worked for only one hour?
The second section of the story (20:8–15) tells of how the householder pays his workers at the end of the day. When the householder begins with those hired last and pays them a denarius, the question created by the earlier sequence is now reversed: If he pays the eleventh- hour workers a denarius, then how much will he pay those men whom he hired first? Will they now receive more than a denarius? The great surprise—which really should not be a surprise—is that he also pays them a denarius.
That all are paid the same leads to the conflict through which this parable makes its point; the members of the first group of workers now complain against the householder because he made the men who worked for only one hour equal to them who worked the entire day. The householder then responds to one of these complainers—this one man is perhaps representative of the whole group. This response is central to understanding the story:
"Hey buddy, I am not treating you unfairly. You agreed with me to work for a denarius, didn't you? Take what is yours and go! I want to pay this last guy a denarius just as I also paid you. Certainly it is lawful for me to do what I want with what is mine, isn't it? Or is your eye evil because I am good?"
The householder's point is that he paid this worker what they agreed upon and that he can pay the others whatever he wants to pay them because it is his money. Why has his generosity and goodness caused this one complainer (and the others) to become greedy and contentious? Well, this has happened because these workers have made comparisons between themselves and the others, and now they are more fixated on the wage paid to these others than upon their initial agreement with their employer. Now their eyes have become evil and they are greedy for more than they are to lawfully receive.
The reader is now confronted with a quandary. On the one hand, it is natural for us to identify with the complainers as it indeed may not seem fair that the men who worked the longest and the hardest do not receive anything more than those who worked less—in particular those eleventh-hour workers. On the other hand, the householder has paid these workers what they agreed upon, and they neither have the right to expect more nor do they have the right to complain about whatever he chooses to pay the other workers. With whom will the hearer identify—with the householder or with the complaining workers? The answer to this question will reveal the hearer's own attitudes.
Decoding and Explaining the Parable: The ἄνθρωπος householder is Jesus. The workers called at various times throughout the day are the disciples whom Jesus calls. In the context of Matthew's narrative, Peter and the other apostles would probably stand for the first workers hired. In addition to these first disciples, other disciples will be called. I don't think we should make too much of the various hours in which workers are hired and the order in which the workers are paid at the end of the day. These elements of the parable function more to make sense of the story. The workers hired first must be paid last in order to set up the conflict between them and the householder—and so for this parable to make its point.
Again, the purpose of this parable is to explain and amplify the warning of 19:30: "But many people who are first will be last . . ." The parable shows how this can happen. The members of the first group of workers are discontented not because they were cheated, but because the householder paid the other workers the same as them. In this same way, the disciples of Jesus could make sinful comparisons between themselves and other disciples when it comes to the subject of rewards, and so lose focus upon their relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ who graciously called them and promises to reward them—and who will also graciously call others and reward them as well. As I understand "the first being last" in this parable to mean the exclusion of these people from eternal life (as happens to Judas Iscariot), then this danger is very dire indeed. He who has ears to hear would heed our Lord's warning.
Considerations for preaching
As this parable functions as warning, this should be reflected in the sermon as well: The pastor will warn his hearers of the dangers of fixating on rewards and of comparing themselves to other disciples instead of focusing upon their relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ who called them and promises rewards. Let the hearers beware of any attitude that would respond to Jesus's goodness and generosity with "an evil eye" that is greedy and may even contend with the Lord regarding his grace when this grace is shown to others.
Note that Jesus does not accuse Peter and the others of displaying the attitude of the first group of workers. He warns them against this attitude. The preacher, therefore, should not necessarily accuse his hearers of having this attitude. Nevertheless, this parable (as do others) may leave the hearers considering this question: "That worker who complains—is it I?" Thus, this warning could bring the hearers to consider their own attitudes and behavior, and it could result in genuine conviction of sin.
Our Lord Jesus Christ chooses to give eternal life to all of his disciples and in this way, treats them all the same. In the parable, the householder's generosity brings about conflict between him and the first group of workers; our Lord's generosity to each of us and to our fellow disciples should be a cause for joy and faithfulness. Remind your hearers of how their Lord graciously called them through the gospel into eternal life and how their relationship with Jesus should remain most important as they follow him today.
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Proper 27 · 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 · November 12, 2017
By David Peter, This sermon is the fourth in the sermon series entitled "Fatherly Encouragement." It is based on 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18. The Apostle Paul addresses the Thessalonian Christians as his dear children, giving them encouragement in their journey of faith in Jesus. Fatherly...
Proper 26 · 1 Thessalonians 3:11–4:12 · November 5, 2017
By David Peter, This sermon is the third in a series, entitled "Fatherly Encouragement," based on texts from 1 Thessalonians. In this epistle the Apostle Paul encourages the Christians of Thessalonica who are young in the faith. He acts as their spiritual father. Today's theme is based on 1...
Proper 25 · 1 Thessalonians 2:1–13 · October 29, 2017
By David Peter, This is the second in a series of sermons based on texts from 1 Thessalonians. The series is entitled "Fatherly Encouragement." Paul writes as the spiritual father to his children who need guidance and encouragement to grow in faith and faithful living. Fatherly...
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EVBQE128 micros: MC9S08/MCF51QE128, Need Programmer's Reference Manuals?
Looking for the applicable Programmer's Reference (or whatever title they are these days) manuals for the Flexis MC9S08QE128 & MCF51QE128 micros. These would have the programming models, addressing modes, assembler instruction descriptions, and any related core-specific programming info. I presume that the manuals would actually be more of a carry-over from the chips' predecessors, which I do not have direct experience with. Thanks!
Here is what available for CV V1. It does really mention the the V1, but is generic to the cold fire family.
They really need to update this, and presumably they will by summer.
And this is for the HCS08 Family.
I only use "C", but I always like the have the these manuals around. I can do assembly language, but why?
Not that you asked, but using assembly language totally defeats the purpose of the Flexis family.
If you get the DEMOQE it comes with an example that you can covert from 08 to V1 in 6 clicks. This is mainly accomplished with the use of "C". Since you are looking at Flexis you are probably not doing a 1.00 make a million of them project, in which case it is unlikely you need to use assembly language (to shoe horn into a 2K flash). There is plenty of room for "C", and typically it costs 2-3 times in development and maintenance costs to use asm.
On the 9S08 side, you will need to download the following files, if you have not already done so.
MC9S08QE128.pdf This is the "data sheet", but contains only the pin out data and electrical characteristics.
MC9S08QE128RM.pdf This is the reference manual that contains other information about the core and peripherals.
For other 9S08 MCUs, this information is usually contained within a single data sheet document.
Also search for an additional document QE128QRUG.pdf Quick Reference User Guide. This contains some comparison data between the two cores, and additional information for peripheral usage.
For the HCS08 side, I would also recommend the HCS08 Family Reference Manual (HCS08RM). It is focused on the GB and GT devices (because they were the first HCS08 devices available), but all assembly instructions are covered (except for the new instructions for MMU management).
I would like to reinforce what Jim said: C is the way to go. Keep in mind that using assembly you will not be able to easily port code from 8 to 32-bit (and vice versa).
So perhaps this will also help somebody else down the road until Freescale makes a notation on the website that these 2 manuals are to be included into the set needed to be useful.
C is not the way to go if you don't know it well or understand its "strange" syntax very well. I cut my teeth on assembler, did a production control module once in assembler, and besides, my needs are strictly for on-the-bench work, not for a product run. OK, 'nuf of that!
Thanks to you all, and happy Freescaling!


Looking to start an annual tradition of choosing and cutting down your own Christmas tree?
Check back to SouthernMamas this week for a review from a reader of Okatie Farm , which has Christmas trees-you choose and you cut, precut Christmas trees, living Christmas trees (to plant later), Christmas wreaths and boughs, Christmas decorations, saws provided, trees bagged, trees tied, trees tied, gift shop. Click here for more info.
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Kids love homegrown outlandish holiday lights displays with colorful flashing lights, huge blow-up snow globes and more. Tell us where your favorites are by commenting below.
1. The Roddenberry home in Windsor Forest on Savannah's Southside. It's in the 200 block of Windsor Road.
5. a home in The Hamptons, located in Buckhead South (Richmond Hill). Features light and music animated with 99.3 FM (Directions: third house on the left in Hamptons in Buckhead South.
6. Stuart St. off of Waters Ave. between Stephenson and Lee St.
8. ADDITION FROM A SAVVY READER: 105 Mapmaker Lane, Battery Point subdivision on Whitemarsh Is. Computer controlled channels with 15,000 lights and the music is pumped into your car through the radio on 99.3 FM. There is a 20 minute show that loops from 6-10PM everynight.
The autographed hardcover is a collection of life insights from opposite ends of the life spectrum, compiled as the author traveled all across the country to meet and interview centenarians and children alike.
Savannah centenarian twins Eloise Rogers and Lois Fisher were among dozens of 10-year-old youths and 100-year-old sages interviewed by author Roger Emerson Fishman of Los Angeles. The book consists of short quotes and profiles of people from around the nation.
Putting together a fun-filled fest for a troupe of toddlers with high expectations can feel like a tall order for any mom.
Let the team at Angela Beasley's Puppet People take care of the entertainment. The beloved professionals perform puppet shows, Disney-like face painting or glitter tattoos, and "Mom & Me" puppet making workshops and hat making at the Puppet People Party Place or at any local venue of your choosing.
Parties at the Puppet People Party Place usually involve two hours of organized fun on a fantasy-filled puppet factory. Off-site shows are 30 minutes. Favorite theme parties include Prince/Princess or Mad Hatter Tea Party.
The 1,000-square foot Party Place is complete with a sound system so you can plug in your iPod or bring your own CDs. The party can be extended the backyard, canopied with pecan trees and Spanish moss. You just select a party theme and puppet show from Puppet People's family-friendly parties section.
An on-site party includes a party host to tend to every need; an interactive studio; music, games and bouncing balls; puppet-making – each guest leaves with their own puppet; tableware.
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Sometimes it pays to go with the professionals.
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The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Pooler is launching a new initiative to encourage local citizens to take advantage of what's right here at home. The museum has dedicated November as Community Appreciation Month to the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry, and has reduced its regular admission rate of $10 for adults and $6 for kids to only $5 for adults and $3 for kids.
In addition to the reduced rate, guests will also receive a 10 percent discount in the Gift Store. Now is the perfect time to visit the museum and see the new B-17.
The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum is just minutes from downtown Savannah in Pooler at 175 Bourne Ave. off I-95, exit 102. For more info, click here or call 912.748.8888.
9 AM Dec. 9 at the school's Kindergarten Roundup. Prospective students and parents will get a tour of the school where they will meet the pre-K and kindergarten teachers and see classes in action. Parents will learn more about the school and have the opportunity to fill out registration applications.
Contact the school in advance to sign up: 912.356.6987.
Open House for perspective parents and students Dec. 7-11. Parents may drop by the school between 9 and 11:30AM to the tour the campus, observe the teachers and meet the principal.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc. today announced the largest crib recall in United States history, involving cribs with dropdown sides, fearing they may be unsafe, even deadly.
The voluntary recall of more than 2.1 million Stork Craft drop-side cribs includes about 147,000 Stork Craft drop-side cribs with the Fisher-Price logo. The recall involves approximately 1,213,000 units distributed in the United States.
Problems with the crib can cause the drop-side to detach in one or more corners. When the drop-side detaches, it creates space between the drop-side and the crib mattress. The bodies of infants and toddlers can become entrapped in the space which can lead to suffocation. Complete detachment of drop-sides can lead to falls from the crib.
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Avoid the long lines and chaos at the malls and take advantage of the convenient parking and complimentary gift wrapping at the locally-owned children's store at 7701 Waters Ave.
The $20 donation includes visit with Santa; two 5×7 Prints; treat for your child; 15 percent coupon at Just for Baby & More, a sponsor of SouthernMamas.
For an additional $10, a CD with images can be purchased. Contact Casey@justforbaby.net with any questions about visiting with Santa.
Among those centenarians featured are Savannah's own centenarians, Eloise Rogers and Lois Fisher, whom I spotlighted in my Savannah Morning News Sunday column shortly before their 100th birthday in 2008. Last year, things took a turn for the sisters. Fisher fell ill and Rogers moved to Greenville, S.C., at the urging of her daughter. On July 27, 2009, Fisher died at the age of 101.
Twins Eloise and Lois were among dozens of 10-year-old youths and 100-year-old sages interviewed by author Roger Emerson Fishman of Los Angeles. The book consists of short quotes and profiles of people from around the nation.
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This book would make a lovely holiday present. It highlights unique perspectives on life and the stories behind them.
Check out the book Web site here and watch the video trailer on the book's home page to get a sense for the tone and content of the book.
Now through Dec. 24, children can have a FREE photo with Santa, enjoy holiday decorations, a model train and remote-control cars, games, and, on weekends through Dec. 20, participate in free holiday crafts. Click here for more info. PLEASE NOTE: SANTA ISN'T THERE UNTIL 5 PM ON WEEKDAYS, but the free activities are still available – just no Santa photos until 5 PM weekdays.
Thanks to readers for the great suggestion and keep those tips coming.
Creating a sensible budget is one of the hardest parts of family financial planning. Trying to spend less is difficult for those already on a tight budget; learning to spend smarter takes some time and focus, but can save you money.
Financial advisor Marsha Woelber, a Partner at Independent Investment Services, LLC/Securities Offered through LPL Financial, Member FINRA/SIPC, shares an easy trick of smart spending: the use of Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs). Check out her guest article below. She can be reached @ marsha@iissav.com or 912-650-2852.
One easy trick of smart spending is the use of Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs). Check with your (or your spouse's) employer to see if this benefit is available to you.
An FSA allows an employee to set aside a portion of earnings before taxes to pay for certain medical or child care expenses. Money in a FSA avoids income tax and the 7.65% Social Security tax. If you are in the 15% tax bracket, you could avoid paying over 22% in taxes on that money, easily adding extra cash to your budget (Not sure of your tax bracket? Google "tax bracket" and see where you fit). There are two types of FSAs: Medical Expense and Dependent Care.
Medical expense FSAs cover health expenses not paid for by insurance. Each program varies, but allowable expenses include medical copayments and items such as contact lenses, birth control pills, many OTC drugs, and even band aids. Your employer sets the maximum amount of money you may set aside. You choose to have this money taken out of your paycheck (tax-free) and then use it to pay your bills.
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History
The commanding officer of the HADVC was Lieutenant Colonel Cecil J Murphy. The unit was formed in October 1942 with a total of 1,500 personnel.

Tasks
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Anti-aircraft operations
firefighting
Conducting base security
Chemical decontamination
Providing EMS
Working as aircraft mechanics
Anti-sabotage work
Evacuation duties of non-combatants.

See also
Hawaii Territorial Guard

References

Military in Hawaii
Paramilitary organizations based in Hawaii
1942 establishments in Hawaii
1945 disestablishments in Hawaii

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[Interview] A Seasoned Missionary Shares Key Points of Cross-Cultural Missions for Chinese Churches
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ByRuth Wang September 16, 2016
A seasoned missionary with many years of experience in Asia is recently invited to share with CCD his insights on the cross-cultural missions. He used to live in China for many years, thus very familiar with Chinese language and culture. Currently, he's involved in cross-cultural missions with many exposure to work with Chinese missionaries. According to his belief, China, just as Canaan's wedding banquet in the NT Book of John, will spread its fragrance by becoming a prominent missional country and making greater contribution in the world mission in the future.
However, there are inevitable challenges lying ahead this vision. Below are several insights brought up by the missionary:
1.Missionaries: you need to set yourself apart from your own culture and adapt to local culture.
Viewing from Hudson Taylor's experience of wearing Chinese costumes and learning Chinese languages during his mission in China, a missionary should not be overly self-absorbed in one's own culture but try to adapt to the local culture as much as possible.
I once posed a question to a missionary, "Why missionaries at Hudson Taylor's age could speak such fluent Mandarin while we found it so challenging to learn the native language?" He replied with me an one-word answer, "WeChat." Though we missionaries stay in the mission field, we still tend to rely too much on WeChat communication with other Chinese. We should completely step out of our comfort zone by fully engaging ourselves with the locals and their languages.
Many of us, including myself, are obsessed with local food. Of course, we can invite our foreigner friends over for Chinese food during festive seasons. However, we should try to put aside our cultural tendency by trying out local food on normal days.
We should not let our national or cultural pride take over our missional goal. Paul says that ," I have made myself a servant to all." If we physically stay overseas but act like a Chinese, there will be little impact on our work.
When we train young missionaries, we would require them to sit for local service at least once a month. We hope to train their perseverance in a completely foreign environment where they could not understand the local language..
2. Chinese churches should actively take over the missional role and develop its own paths on cross-cultural mission
Chinese churches should actively tap from other countries' experience to maximize its potential in becoming the next missional nation. Surely, we should never copy and paste the entire mission models from South Korea and America without any adaptation to the context of China. Rather, we should learn from their principles to develop our own mission models.
While the world is pouring out abundant resources and expertise to Chinese churches in building up its missional front, Chinese churches themselves still need to actively resolve many problems within themselves and raising up missionaries within the countries to venture onto the mission field.
In South Korea, pastors are required to have a few years of overseas mission before being officially ordained the pastoral role. I find this tradition to be extremely sound. Without any overseas mission experience, you would never imagine the missional needs outside the nation. Thus, many pastors in China show reluctance in sending out missionaries as they are absorbed by the fields within China. Indeed, going out onto the overseas mission field enables one to open up his mind to the missional needs outside the country.
Moreover, China has not been able to send out truly capable or well-trained missionaries in recent years. Who sent out Paul and Barnabas? It is the Holy Spirit, not the church in Antioch. In Acts 13, the Holy Spirit touches their hearts when several prophets and teachers gathered from different regions were fasting and praying in Antioch. They were probably missionaries sent from different churches at that time. Upon the touch of the Holy Spirit, their hearts were prompted by God. As such, the open-mindedness among leaders is definitely a crucial factor.
3. We should start to train potential missionaries among children since Sunday School
A missionary once shared his struggle, "Why so many people still have departed away from mission after attending so many trainings conducted by us?"
I think the seed of mission has never been truly planted in their hearts. I know many college graduates in China going for mission for only 1-2 years and after which, coming back to the secular world. Why is it so? Many of them have gone for mission for a spur of new experience.
I keep on asking myself "Why so many have gone for mission training but so few have actually gone for mission?" My answer was found in a South Korean missionary's sharing, " Do you know that I've met missionaries as early as I was in Sunday school? The heart for mission was set when I was younger than 10 years old. As such, the path of mission becomes so natural to me when I turn 20. Actually, 70% of missionaries in South Korea and many in the U.S. also had the same exposure when they are in Sunday schools. "
Without an early exposure of mission at young ages, many young adults tend to be easily tied down by worldly expectation of committing to marriage, buying cars and houses etc. The path of doing mission may seem deviating too far off from their existing planning.
Many parents tend to think that mission is too big a concept for their children to grasp. As such, very few churches invite missionaries to share their experience with children in Sunday school. Hence, Chinese churches should start to raise up its mission teams among the young as early as possible.
A small mustard seed can be grown into something big.
4. We should share more testimonies of missionaries to project role models for our generation
The power of role model is prominent in life of Paul as he follows Barnabas to do mission initially. When people encounter missionaries' stories, they would be inspired to do otherwise for God's glory.
I believe William Carey, who inspires many to go for mission, is an exceptional role model in pioneering mission. Adoniram Judson is one of the followers who are touched by Carey's heart for mission and thus, decides to venture out to India and Myanmar to spread the
As the role of the missionary-sending hub was being passed on to China, I believe that the impact of China's mission would be even stronger than ever before. Hence, I behold tremendous hope in China's cross-cultural mission in the future.
I believe that China will raise up the next Judson in the next 20-30 years.
Check the video below, China's Mission
A Missionary's 8-Year Experience on Ministry for the Deaf and Mute
President Xi Mentions Missionaries Matteo Ricci and John Leighton Stuart at G20 Summit


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Naprotechnologie est une marque déposée provenant de la contraction des termes anglais Natural Procreative Technology, désignant un parcours médical visant à restaurer la fertilité.

Elle est une méthode de procréation naturelle médicalement assistée mise au point dans les années 1980-1990 par Thomas Hilgers, gynécologue obstétricien américain spécialiste de médecine reproductive. Intervenant après un premier parcours payant d'observation de la glaire cervicale au cours du cycle menstruel, vendue sous la marque « système FertilityCare », la « naprotechnologie »  est un parcours de diagnostics et de soins basé sur ces résultats, sur des pratiques  médicale et chirurgicale classiques de reproduction ou alternatives (compléments alimentaires et médicaments sans autorisation de mise sur le marché).

Méthode promue par les milieux catholiques, son efficacité n'est pas prouvée.

Fonctionnement
Les découvertes de Thomas Hilgers et le système FertilityCare (du modèle Creighton) sont utilisées à l'étranger à partir des années 1980 et commencent à être utilisées en France.

La naprotechnologie cherche à traiter les causes sous-jacentes de l'hypofertilité.

Il s'agit d'une prise en charge médicale en vue de faciliter la conception qui, elle, se déroule naturellement, sans passer par l'insémination artificielle ou la fécondation in vitro. Cette prise en charge est fondée sur la connaissance précise du cycle féminin, à travers l'observation de la glaire cervicale , et de la fertilité masculine. Cette phase est complétée par un suivi médical classique, avec des examens (prises de sang, bilans hormonaux, échographies, spermogramme, etc.), des consignes hygiéno-diététiques (régime pauvre en sucres par exemple) et des traitements médicamenteux, voire chirurgicaux.

Efficacité non démontrée
Selon certaines études, ses méthodes ont une probabilité de réussite située entre 40 et 50% pour les femmes d'environ 35 ans. Pour les couples connaissant des fausses couches répétées, 80% peuvent espérer mener une grossesse à terme.

Cependant, les détracteurs de cette méthode soutiennent que son efficacité n'est pas démontrée, et que les personnes y ayant recours n'ayant en réalité pas plus facilement un enfant que des personnes ayant régulièrement un rapport sexuel dans un but procréatif.

Voir aussi

Références bibliographiques

Articles connexes
 Thomas Hilgers
 Planification familiale naturelle
 Fertilité
 Fécondité
 Méthode Billings
 Infertilité

Liens externes
 Le site francophone de FertilityCare / NaPro
 Site dédié aux méthodes naturelles

Notes et références

Méthodes naturelles de régulation des naissances


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There are three MMM products I have received for the review.
This eyeliner is in black color and the shade called Noir. I really like it's tip. There are two shades available on the store. Noir perfect wear eyeliner doesn't have a brush tip applicator. It's thick and sharp tip makes the eyeliner application a lot easier than other eyeliners.
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require('user_modules/script_runner').isTestApplicable({ { extendedPolicy = { "EXTERNAL_PROPRIETARY" } } })

--[[ Required Shared libraries ]]
local commonFunctions = require("user_modules/shared_testcases/commonFunctions")
local commonSteps = require("user_modules/shared_testcases/commonSteps")
local utils = require ('user_modules/utils')

--[[ Local Variables ]]
local db_file = config.pathToSDL .. "/" .. commonFunctions:read_parameter_from_smart_device_link_ini("AppStorageFolder") .. "/policy.sqlite"
local r_expected = { }
local r_actual = { }

--[[ Local Functions ]]
local function contains(t, item)
  for _, v in pairs(t) do
    if v == item then return true end
  end
  return false
end

local function is_array_equal(a1, a2)
  if #a1 ~= #a2 then return false end
  local res1 = true
  local res2 = true
  for _, v1 in pairs(a1) do
    if not contains(a2, v1) then
      res1 = false
      break
    end
  end
  for _, v2 in pairs(a2) do
    if not contains(a1, v2) then
      res2 = false
      break
    end
  end
  return res1 and res2
end

local function execute_sqlite_query(file_db, query)
  if not file_db then
    return nil
  end
  local res = { }
  local file = io.popen(table.concat({"sqlite3 ", file_db, " '", query, "'"}), 'r')
  if file then
    for line in file:lines() do
      table.insert(res, line)
    end
    file:close()
    return res
  else
    return nil
  end
end

--[[ General Precondition before ATF start ]]
commonFunctions:SDLForceStop()
commonSteps:DeleteLogsFileAndPolicyTable()

--[[ General Settings for configuration ]]
Test = require("connecttest")
require("user_modules/AppTypes")

--[[ Test ]]
commonFunctions:newTestCasesGroup("Test")

function Test:TestStep_ActivateApp()
  local requestId1 = self.hmiConnection:SendRequest("SDL.ActivateApp", { appID = self.applications["Test Application"] })
  EXPECT_HMIRESPONSE(requestId1)
  :Do(function(_, data1)
      if data1.result.isSDLAllowed ~= true then
        local requestId2 = self.hmiConnection:SendRequest("SDL.GetUserFriendlyMessage",
          { language = "EN-US", messageCodes = { "DataConsent" } })
        EXPECT_HMIRESPONSE(requestId2)
        :Do(function(_, _)
            self.hmiConnection:SendNotification("SDL.OnAllowSDLFunctionality",
              { allowed = true, source = "GUI", device = { id = utils.getDeviceMAC(), name = utils.getDeviceName() } })
            EXPECT_HMICALL("BasicCommunication.ActivateApp")
            :Do(function(_, data2)
                self.hmiConnection:SendResponse(data2.id,"BasicCommunication.ActivateApp", "SUCCESS", { })
              end)
            :Times(1)
          end)
      end
    end)
  os.execute("sleep 1")
end

function Test.StopSDL()
  StopSDL()
end

function Test.TestStep_FetchLPTDB()
  os.execute("sleep 3")
  local query = "select fg.name from app_group ag inner join functional_group fg on fg.id = ag.functional_group_id where ag.application_id = "
  r_expected = execute_sqlite_query(db_file, query .. '"default"')
  r_actual = execute_sqlite_query(db_file, query .. '"0000001"')
end

function Test.TestStep_ValidateResult()
  if not is_array_equal(r_expected, r_actual) then
    return false, "\nExpected groups:\n" .. commonFunctions:convertTableToString(r_expected, 1) .. "\nActual groups:\n" .. commonFunctions:convertTableToString(r_actual, 1)
  end
  return true
end

return Test

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Virginia Company
The areas of the Virginia Company founded and organized by Bartholomew Gosnold of Grundisburgh in Suffolk, England and granted an exclusive charter by James I to the London and Plymouth companies; also showing the overlapping (yellow) area granted to both companies
Plymouth Company
The Virginia Company refers collectively to two joint-stock companies chartered under James I on 10 April 1606[1][2][3] with the goal of establishing settlements on the coast of America.[4] The two companies are referred to as the "Virginia Company of London" (or the London Company) and the "Virginia Company of Plymouth" (or the Plymouth Company), and they operated with identical charters but with differing territories. The charters established an area of overlapping territory in America as a buffer zone, and the two companies were not permitted to establish colonies within 100 miles of each other. The Plymouth Company never fulfilled its charter, but its territory was claimed by England and became New England.
1 Differences between the two companies
2 The London Company
3 The Plymouth Company
4 Heraldry
Differences between the two companies[edit]
The original charter by King James in 1606 did not mention a Virginia Company or a Plymouth Company; these names were applied somewhat later to the overall enterprise. The Charter of 1609 stipulates two distinct companies, stating:
…that they shoulde devide themselves into twoe collonies, the one consistinge of divers Knights, gentlemen, merchaunts and others of our cittie of London, called the First Collonie; and the other of sondrie Knights, gentlemen and others of the citties of Bristoll, Exeter, the towne of Plymouth, and other places, called the Seccond Collonie….[5]
The eastern seaboard of America was named Virginia from Maine to the Carolinas; Florida was under Spanish dominion.[6][7][8] As corporations, the companies were empowered by the Crown to govern themselves; this right was not conferred onto the colonies themselves until the dissolution of the third Charter in 1621. The Virginia Company failed in 1624, but the right to self-government was not taken from the colony, and the principle was thus established that a royal colony should be self-governing, forming the genesis of democracy in America.[9][10][11]:90-91
The London Company[edit]
Main article: London Company
"The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, and the Summer Isles", by Capt. John Smith. The armorials of the Virginia Company are shown at far left
By the terms of the charter, the London Company was permitted to establish a colony of 100 miles square between the 34th and 45th parallels, approximately between Cape Fear and Long Island Sound. It also owned a large portion of Atlantic Ocean and inland Canada.
On 14 May 1607, the London Company established the Jamestown Settlement about 40 miles inland along the James River, a major tributary of the Chesapeake Bay in present-day Virginia. In 1620, George Calvert asked King James I for a charter for English Catholics to add the territory of the Plymouth Company. Also in 1609, a much larger Third Supply mission was organized. A new purpose-built ship named the Sea Venture was rushed into service without the customary sea trials. She became flagship of a fleet of nine ships, with most of the leaders, food, and supplies aboard. Notable persons aboard the Sea Venture included fleet Admiral George Somers, Vice-Admiral Christopher Newport, the new governor for the Virginia Colony Sir Thomas Gates, future author William Strachey, and businessman John Rolfe with his pregnant wife.
The Third Supply convoy encountered a hurricane which lasted three days and separated the ships from one another. The Sea Venture was leaking through its new caulking, and Admiral Somers had it driven aground on a reef to avoid sinking, saving 150 men and women and several dogs, but destroying their ship.[12] The uninhabited archipelago was officially named "The Somers Isles" after Admiral Somers, though it was known as Bermuda.[13] The survivors built two smaller vessels from salvaged parts of the Sea Venture which they named Deliverance and Patience.[14] Ten months later, they continued on to Jamestown, arriving at Jamestown on 23 May 1610 but leaving several men behind on the archipelago to establish possession of it. At Jamestown, they found that over 85% of the 500 colonists had perished during what became known as the "Starving Time". The Sea Venture passengers had anticipated finding a thriving colony at Jamestown and had brought little food or supplies with them. The colonists at Jamestown were saved only by the timely arrival three weeks later of a supply mission headed by Thomas West, 3rd Baron De La Warr, better known as "Lord Delaware".
Obverse and Reverse of the Seal of the King in his capacity as President of the Council of Virginia, the inscriptions signifying: "Seal of the King of Great Britain, France and Ireland"; "For his Council of Virginia"
In 1612, The London Company's Royal Charter was officially extended to include the Somers Isles as part of the Virginia Colony. However, the isles passed to the London Company of the Somers Isles in 1615, which had been formed by the same shareholders as the London Company.
To the disappointment of its investors, the Virginia Company of London failed to discover gold or silver in Virginia. However, the company did establish trade of various types. The biggest trade breakthrough came when colonist John Rolfe introduced several sweeter strains of tobacco[15] from the Caribbean,[16] rather than the harsh-tasting kind native to Virginia.[17] Rolfe's new tobacco strains led to a strong export for the London Company and other early English colonies, and helped balance a trade deficit with Spain.
The Jamestown Massacre which devastated that colony in 1622 brought on unfavorable attention, particularly from King James I who had originally chartered the Company. There was a period of debate in Britain between Company officers who wished to guard the original charter, and those who wanted the Company to be disbanded. In 1624, the King dissolved the Company and made Virginia a royal colony.[18]
The Plymouth Company[edit]
Main article: Plymouth Company
The Plymouth Company was permitted to establish settlements between the 38th and 45th parallels, roughly between the upper reaches of the Chesapeake Bay and the current U.S.-Canada border. On 13 August 1607, the Plymouth Company established the Popham Colony along the Kennebec River in present-day Maine. However, it was abandoned after about a year and the Plymouth Company became inactive. A successor company eventually established a permanent settlement in 1620 when the pilgrims arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts aboard the Mayflower.
Heraldry[edit]
Arms of Virginia Company, as depicted in John Stow's Survey of London (1632)
The heraldic achievement of the "Virginian Merchants" was blazoned as follows:
Coat of Arms – Argent, a cross gules, between four escutcheons, each regally crowned proper, the first escutcheon in the dexter chief, the arms of France and England, quarterly; the second in the sinister chief, the arms of Scotland; the third the arms of Ireland; the fourth as the first.
Crest – On a wreath of the colours, a maiden queen couped below the shoulders proper, her hair dishevelled of the last, vested and crowned with an Eastern crown or.
Supporters – Two men in complete armour, with their beavers [visors] open, on their helmets three ostrich feathers argent, each charged on the breast with a cross throughout gules, and each holding a lance proper in his exterior hand.
Motto – En dat Virginia quartam[19]/quintam[20]) English: Behold, Virginia gives a fourth/fifth (dominion).
The motto recognized the colony's status alongside the king's other three or four dominions of England, Ireland, Scotland, and France (a heraldic fiction), and the Kingdom of Great Britain after the Acts of Union 1707.[21]
Note, however, there is no record of these arms actually being granted.[19]
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^ Swindler, William F., Editor (1973–1979). Sources and Documents of United States Constitutions.' 10 Volumes. Dobbs Ferry, New York: Oceana Publications. pp. Vol. 10: 17–23. CS1 maint: Extra text: authors list (link)
^ Van Zandt, Franklin K. (1976). Boundaries of the United States and the Several States; Geological Survey Professional Paper 909. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. p. 92.
^ How Virginia Got Its Boundaries, by Karl R Phillips
^ http://www.let.rug.nl/usa/documents/1600-1650/the-second-virginia-charter-1609.php
^ "Charter of the Virginia Company of 1606".
^ "Spanish Florida". Florida State, Dept of Library and Information Services.
^ "Charter of 1609".
^ Andrews, Charles M. (1924). The Colonial Background of the American Revolution. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. pp. 32–34. ISBN 0-300-00004-9.
^ "An Ordinance and Constitution of Treasurer and Company in England for a Council and Assembly in Virginia (1621)".
^ Gayley, Charles Mills (1917). "Shakespeare and the Founders of Liberty in America". Internet Archive. Retrieved 30 November 2018.
^ Woodward, Hobson. A Brave Vessel: The True Tale of the Castaways Who Rescued Jamestown and Inspired Shakespeare's The Tempest. Viking (2009) pp. 32–50.
^ A Discovery of The Barmudas, Sylvester Jordain
^ "Welcome to Founders of America!". Archived from the original on 5 June 2007. Retrieved 25 May 2007.
^ Economics of Tobacco
^ Virtual Jamestown
^ The First Seventeen Years: Virginia, 1607–1624, Charles E. Hatch, Jr.
^ a b Fox-Davies, Arthur. (1915) The Book of Public Arms. London: T. C. and E. C. Jack.
^ As depicted on title page of: Smith, Captain John. (1624). The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, and the Summer Isles. London.
^ n.a. (2019) "Questions About Virginia". Library of Virginia. Richmond.
David A. Price, Love and Hate in Jamestown: John Smith, Pocahontas, and the Heart of A New Nation, Alfred A. Knopf, 2003
First Charter of Virginia – 10 April 1606 O.S.; Julian Calendar (from Julius Caesar time) or 1 April 1606 N.S.; Gregorian Calendar (Current Civil Calendar.)
Second Charter of Virginia
Richard Frethorne's Letters, bilingual (english/french)
Chartered companies
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Barbary Company
British American Land Company
British East Africa Company
Canada Company
Company of Merchant Adventurers of London
Company of Merchant Adventurers to New Lands
Company of Scotland
Eastern Archipelago Company
Eastland Company
Greenland Company
Guinea Company
Levant Company
London and Bristol Company
Massachusetts Bay Company
Muscovy Company
New Zealand Company
North Borneo Company
Providence Island Company
Royal African Company
Royal British Bank
Royal Niger Company
Royal West Indian Company
South Africa Company
Sierra Leone Company
South Australian Company
South Sea Company
Spanish Company
Venice Company
Compagnie des Îles de l'Amérique
Company of One Hundred Associates
Senegal Company
West India Company
Brandenburg African Company
East Africa Company
Emden Company
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Dutch East India Company
Imperial Company of Trieste and Antwerp
Imperial Privileged Oriental Company
New Netherland Company
Noordsche Compagnie
Ostend Company
Swedish Africa Company
Swedish East India Company
Swedish Levant Company
Swedish South Company
Swedish West India Company
Danish African Company [da]
Danish Asia Company
Danish East India Company
Danish West India Company
Royal Greenland Trading Department
Russian-American Company
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How Shops Can Prevent Data Breaches
KEYWORDS ASA Cybersecurity data resharing Hala Furst Scott Benavidez
May 3, 2018—The Automotive Service Association (ASA) warned shop owners at the end of April that some third-party vendors with whom collision and mechanical shops do business with might be reselling their customer's data to other third parties.
Scott Benavidez, owner of Mr. B's Paint & Body Shop and ASA board member, encountered a situation in which estimate data was unknowingly shared with CARFAX within 48 hours of the estimate being created.
Benavidez has not determined who has shared the data, and shop management systesms denied reporting information to CARFAX. Yet, he said data reselling in this case affected the customer's vehicle value by approximately $3,000, which angered the customer significantly and demanded to know why Benavidez's shop shared the information without his consent.
Almost everything related to the customer's personal information like personal contacts, appointments, addresses and age is at risk of being shared, Benavidez said.
ASA has developed a Data Security Policy Agreement for shops to have vendors sign in an effort to protect consumer data. The document outlines that all data provided to outside vendors is owned by the shop and does not grant authority to share, sell or repackage the data without the consent of the shop.
"Before, just having the authorization to work on [the customer's] car was enough," Benavidez said. "Now we are responsible for their personal information and without their permission to use it, we could be set up for litigation."
As Ratchet+Wrench's sister publication, FenderBender, reported in the past, Hala Furst, cybersecurity liaison for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), hopes small businesses will realize the importance of cybersecurity: Roughly 54 percent of security breaches are caused by human error.
According to Furst, shop owners can use these resources to protect their shop from breaches in cybersecurity:
The National Vulnerability Database provides documents and processes that show how to assess your shop's network security.
A shop can join an Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (ISAO), in which businesses share and respond to cyber risks in real time.
The Critical Infrastructure Cyber Community Voluntary Program through the U.S Department of Homeland Security, provides members a toolkit that outlines the cyber security threat landscape, an outreach and messaging kit and a resource guide for ensuring cyber daily protection.
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sound isnt right, maybe on a dc7, but the whispering giant never sounded like that! great bit of video though!
This is from a movie from the 1950s... they often got the sound wrong. Wish I knew what the movie was.


Is It Good? Suckers #1 Review – AiPT!
Last month Suckers #0 was available free on Comixology. Oh, you didn't read it? What are you, some kind of moron?! I even gave the thing a 9 out of 10! Welp, #1 is here, so if you missed #0 it's your loss. Actually, it's no biggie really, because the gist of the story is introduced and all is well in the world with just reading #1 so you can all calm down. Then again, maybe I should get to the review. Is it good?
Check out our review of Suckers #0 here.
The premise is a bit of a buddy comedy, only with two very different vampires. One is a gangster bro-dude-guy and the other a classic Nosferatu vampire who love to play blood pong and watch horror movies. They must really love blood pong, because this issue opens with them playing it once again. They get a great idea that takes them out of their blood pong basement: make a vampire movie to rival the Twilight type film that ruins their species.
This issue also introduces a new villain for our vampires, a vampire hunter named Bart. He has the look of a gangbanger, and I'm not sure we've ever seen a vampire hunter of this type before. Since this is a comedic book he comes complete with a silly and tiny sidekick. They only get a brief intro here, but it helps add a bit of much needed complexity to the series. That's not to say it's bad, but if it were only two vampires bumbling around playing blood pong I'd imagine it'd leave readers a bit flat.
McGinty really outdoes himself here. The fact that color might actually hurt his art goes a long way at saying how interesting, fun and exciting it can be. Panels always have little touches of fun things, like the mouse in the above panel, or how he balances out the whites and darks to make things pop. DC Comics recently released Batman Black & White #1 to show off the pencils and inks of the artists and Suckers reminds me of that. Hell, maybe McGinty should get in on that series, because he's certainly shown he's got the chops to manage it these last two issues.
Looks great and it's black and white!
Another strong showing from this series complete with a bit of development in the plot department. The characters remain fun and interesting, the humor dark as ever and the art should knock your socks off. In some sense the blood pong is a defining tenet of this series and possibly its audience. If you love movies like Van Wilder you'd probably love this series, but if you find humor like that childish and pointless you'd probably hate it.
Yes. Funny books are few and far between, and they don't usually look this good.


Area code 207 is the North American telephone area code for the state of Maine, excluding Estcourt Station which uses Quebec province's overlay of 418 and 581.
Area code 207 was created as one of the original area codes in 1947. The numbering plan area retains its original boundaries, having never been split or overlaid.
Area code 207 is expected to be exhausted in a few years, although the deadline has been extended several times due to technical changes.
^ "Last call for 207: Maine is on track to max out area code's numbers by 2019". bangordailynews.com. Retrieved 21 March 2018.
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In our final Kitchen Science video, Dr Michelle Dickinson (Nanogirl) joins Ginny Smith for two quick and easy non-edible activities you can do with your kids in the kitchen. First up it's the 'Chicken in a Cup' and then the 'Fish in a Bowl'.
Both are simple little demos and a great way to teach the kids about sound waves, vibrations and how our brain processes images.