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security standpoint what distinguishes computerized voting systems from traditional systems is not that computers are easier to compromise but that the consequences of compromise can be so much more severe tampering with an old fashioned ballot box can affect a few hundred votes at most but injecting a virus into a single computerized voting machine can potentially affect an entire election two weeks ago my colleagues ari feldman and alex halderman and i released a detailed security analysis of this vote ts which is used in maryland georgia and elsewhere my written testimony summarizes the findings of our study one main finding is that the machines are susceptible to computer viruses that spread from machine to machine and silently transfer votes from one candidate to another such a virus requires moderate computer programming skills to construct launching it requires access to a single voting machine for as little as one minute i will now demonstrate this using a virus we constructed in our laboratory we've set up here a simulated election for president between george washington and benedict arnold it's election day morning and we just opened the polls no votes have been cast yet i'll start by casting the first vote when i checked in at the polling place at the front desk the poll workers gave me this voter card which i now insert into the machine i press the start button and i choose to cast my vote for george washington the machine asks me to confirm my choice and i confirm my choice and cast my ballot this election obviously is george washington three benedict arnolds zero now it's the close of election day a poll worker inserts a special supervisor card into the machine when i cast my vote earlier my choice of candidate was recorded in the machines electronic memory this record of my vote was invisible to me i have i had no way of verifying whether it was recorded correctly or whether it was changed after it was recorded in this machine the records were modified by or virus this paper tape printed out by the machine reports the elections result  and it shows george washington with one vote and benedict arnold with t
the screeching inconsolable cry that my parents could hear as my mother held me in her arms for the very first time they are holding their first child the beautiful baby girl weighing in at seven pounds and fourteen ounces as i lay in my mother's arms she looked down at me pondering a name like most parents they purchased the baby book of names and loved many choices however my dad like casey but my mother loved nicole and i c h o ali yep you heard me right nicole with an h as a child my mom played a game which the intention is to write as many words out of your given name for example with my name i can spell words like hold and call regardless of my name my parents are going to pick the spelling with the most letters giving me an edge over everyone else little did i know that i was going to be raised by a family of competitors this was normal for my family always wanting to win always having that drive to be the best that everything we do i try not to show it at first because let's face it who wants to be that competitive girl who gets so red faced and screams at the top of her lungs during third grade foursquare it's an uncontrollable urge that i can't stop so i embrace it now i see it in my everyday life it's my schoolwork i'm always trying to get that day it's in me every time i step between the pipes and field hockey in a track every time i throw the discus i'm always going for the gold the fact is every little thing they think competitive who can throw an egg the farthest without dropping it and holiday minute game you name it and my competitiveness will come out when i lose i love it it's a part of me that i will love and cherish forever not everyone can appreciate this intensity but doesn't this is what makes us all great i just want to when i yell get in your face make you laugh at a joke i do love the thrill of trying to throw you off your game i see the same passion in my mom my brother my sister and my dad where a family who plays to win i wouldn't be the same person i am today without it my competitiveness has made me a strong person someone who works hard to achieve a goal and go for it heck i'm someone who is ok with beating their cousin and candia and i believe in competitiveness and being the best me i can be yep nikolas n h was the starting point to my competitive nature and i wouldn't change it for the world
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very careful to keep the fabric arch for fabric so that it's not wholly on because if it was it's hard to make a straight seam for one thing but it also to assure fabric and makes the tension this is the the part that you will see this entire thing that goes around and ties that have to be inspected and the dancer with wooden shoes and all their socks because they have to make sure that the length its proper  all of the beads have to be worn and everything has to be worn just as if they're performing
does at the last minute the commission begins the afternoon session of the meeting with citizens and put concerning city topics and then they move on to approval of the minutes there are two meetings to approve the minutes for the first are the minutes from the special city commission meeting of may thirty first two thousand and eighteen then come the minutes from the regular city commission meeting of june fourth two thousand and eighteen next comes consent agenda number one then consent agenda number two and then unfinished business there are five items of unfinished business on the agenda the first is a proposed purchase and sale agreement for the purchase of property located at thirty five eighty seventeenth street for the relocation of the central records division of the office of the city orator and clerk for the purchase price of six hundred ten thousand dollars the next item of unfinished business is a proposed resolution amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning october first two thousand and seventeen by providing for supplemental appropriations the third item of unfinished business is a discussion regarding the proposed economic development opportunities for funding the fourth item of unfinished business is an approval to authorize the mayor and city auditor and clerk to execute the agreement between the city of sarasota and cayle america concerning metered parking equipment in the amount of three hundred eighty two thousand one hundred ninety dollars the next item of unfinished business this is the last item on the agenda for the afternoon is direction regarding an amendment to an ordinance pertaining to the multi modal transportation impact fee and related fee waivers and monitoring requirements of very low and low income housing uses and that will do it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting of july second two thousand and eighteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the backup material you can do so at our website sarasota f l the meeting will be getting underway shortly miles larsen with the city of sarasota
miles larsen with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a preview of the regular city commission meeting of october the third two thousand and sixteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening session of today's meeting with commission presentations there is one it is a proclamation proclaiming october two thousand and sixteen as domestic violence awareness month after that the commission moves on to scheduled presentations there is one those it's a presentation regarding a legislative update from greg stube the district seventy three florida house of representatives after another round of citizens input the commission moves on to public hearings the first legislative public hearing on the agenda is  proposed resolution approving a portion of an application requesting an amendment to the comprehensive plan of the city of sarasota to rescind the current transportation concurrency system and replace it with a mobility district program the second public hearing on the agenda is a proposed ordinance imposing a temporary moratorium on the establishment and operation of medical marijuana dispensing organizations and medical marijuana treatment centers within the city for a period of one year after that the commission moves on to new business there are two items of new business to take care of the first is that report regarding future land use map classification application to rezone property located at eleven seventy four and eleven eighty six hampton road from r m f three to north trail district the next item of new business and this is the last item on the agenda is a request regarding the scheduling of a city commission workshop for a presentation on and questions to representatives from tallahassee kearney comprehensive emergency services center and that will do it for the regular city commission meeting of october the third two thousand and sixteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda and all of the back up and serial you can do so at our website sarasota gov dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly miles larson with the city of sarasota
media production projects or entrepreneurs and projects students are making decisions on a daily basis as to what they are interested in are showing and then being they help to facilitate those interests in moving  trying to figure out still we have started out we have opened up our opposition on our board our high school students and that's been exciting to get her involved in the last few years but we need more youth and politics and something that is out will really make a national level it's m
utility in the houses or in automobiles futurama design means styling with a purpose the new nineteen forty eight oldsmobile is the first of the future ram a car it's designed for most passenger comfort and maximum visibility as well as for smart and style and with g m a high dramatic drive there's no gears here no clutch push you just step on the gas and go the smart way admire the smooth flowing futurama claims of this real postwar oldsmobile the top is done automatically like to drive it just slip into that big comfortable front seat touch that button and presto
savings bank with another mahoney money minute so i've talked about interviewing and i've talked about the importance of having those killer questions that force the your interviewer to talk to talk about what's important to his or her company w important to his or hiring decision and in the course of that you've gleaned what's important and that gives you an opportunity to show that interviewer that you've got the stuff that they find important those skills those those  capabilities that ethic that you have that matches up with the company and this person interviewing you just told you that they're looking for and so once you've done that you've made your point it's time to close it it's time to finish that interview and usually it's about a half hour to forty five minute process and the interviewer makes it clear that it's time to leap key thing kiki must get the card must get that person's card if they don't have a card get their contact information phone number email  address and exact name exact spelling because you're going to follow up an interview and you're going to do what most people don't do anymore you're going to send that person a letter you're not going to send them an email with e mail lingo and that you're not going to you're not going to send  phone call you're going to actually send them a letter a type a letter a written letter if your handwriting is good a type letter if it's not good and you've got to thank them for that interview and you're going to remember one of the things or two of the things that that person said about themselves in the  interview you're not there to remind them why it's important for you to get this job you're there to remind them about why it's important for them for you to be there and for why they benefit by your presence so think back to that interview on the way out jot down some great comments  great quotes that person may put those in your thank you letter you'll be very surprised how surprised they are by your professionalism i hope that helps it's about money from belmont savings bank with other mahoney money minute
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do the job is you're not being a leader if no one is following you i want to make sure that i can fasten long information to people whether they're police officers or if i made them doing some community outreach event in a package that they can understand they feel sometimes that they work with him not necessarily for him because he's side by side along with them for what last eight years i've been in charge of the crash reconstruction unit here i'm a crash reconstructionist have been through schools through michigan state university if we have one of these bad crashes he is called in and he comes in to respond makes himself available to that is willing to adjust his hours and he is always willing to bend over backwards to make these things happen john is very old boy friendly and seems to know everybody come home time get i was brought up  for and raised here in the community went to honkers and high school i'm going to lease to university and it was always my goal to stay here in the community i never wanted to move outside of home it's important for the community to have officers and supervisors like certain people but i want to share a story a second and this sort of a period of time and he was hungry and so sergeant movie purchased food took all the dirty clothes home his own house the next day washed it and it's someone that i had encountered many times before he and i have a personal rapport i've known him for probably ten
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ok quickly i think the remaining things we need to address on our off agenda are approval of the september thirtieth two thousand and fifteen minutes was approv managers report all i'll say is i've driven by the substation the structure is is up you know it will be in form to withstand winter
this production they had and it was i went to it friday and it was really good they're really talented they sing and they dance and it was just really good couple good things about the high school is that people neglect to look past the bad stuff that's happened in they don't really look towards what good has come out of school and that's really the most important part of being part of this connected community here is to make the high school you don't have to be afraid to be your own person when you come to the school every day you kid and you're free to go do whatever you want like not saying that you can go out and just roam the the school but you can take any classes you want anything that that you want to do that will help you with your future in schenectady high school really does guide you on to go towards college to go forward in life and to be the person who you really want to be for example like previous students have stated the classes that are available such a wide variety of classes that scott's high school provides you have art classes technology classes and what that does it it doesn't limit the student to just taking classes that are required it allows a student to take classes that will help them in the future or what they want to take are what they want to major in college and that's that's a great part of school to high school program i myself i'm part of the international baccalaureate program as well i'm not a full oh mackinnon and the good part about that is it was my choice in having a choice here is one of the greatest things about school i see high school you're a person and not just any other number of students
i believe in building with lego's from bored stressed or feeling particularly creative i can sit down and build whatever i feel like whether it's a car or a house or even a recreation of a photo of myself no expectations no constraints my older brother had a lego collection as a kid so i was born into the hobby as i got older i age out of all of my toys except for lego that's because lego isn't just a toy it's a means of creating something out of nothing and enjoying the process nowadays i build mostly historical dire emmas based on battles from world war two i had ministry in annual collaborative build with team builders from across the country we all build sections and then combine them to form the entire dire amma when we meet together at a convention in virginia each august taking rectangular pieces and combining them into landscapes with grass trees hills and other organic features isn't a simple task it forces me to seeing combine parts and new ways even if i have an image in my head of a final product when i start building my vision and plans for how to construct it have completely changed by the time i'm done it doesn't hurt to have a preconception which will help guide the process but accepting deviations and running  lead to a unique result which is representative of the builders creativity every builder has different strengths interests and styles building is also a great way to relax take one's mind off whatever's bouncing through it at the time just by throwing on some music and sitting on the brick sitting with the bricks nothing's better everyone always says don't grow up too fast it's hard to realize in the moment that as a high school student i'm flying through some of the most unique and formative years of my life at my age everything is about reaching the future getting a license getting into college turning eighteen graduating moving out so on and so forth there's a general expectation for how my life has played out so far and how it'll play out in the next four or five years my future doesn't go exactly as i envision it going and it won't it's not the end of the world i'll take whatever obstacles i encounter and run with them because who knows what incredible place will take me in the long run just like when i'm building it's important to slow down and enjoy the process
everybody on miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a look ahead at the regular city commission meeting of june fourth two thousand and eighteen why don't you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the afternoon session of the meeting as they always do with citizens input concerning city topics and then they move on to approval of the minutes there are two meetings to approve the minutes for the first or the minutes from the regular city commission meeting of may seventh two thousand and eighteen then come the minutes from the statutory city commission meeting of may eleventh two thousand and eighteen next comes consent agenda number one then consent agenda number two and then board appointments there are eight board appointments  take care of their appointments to the following boards the board of adjustment the board of rules and appeals the historic preservation board the nuisance abatement board the planning board local planning agency the mayor's nomination to the sarasota housing authority board of directors the sarasota county storm water environmental utility advisory committee and commission representation on various boards and committees next comes unfinished business there are two items of unfinished business on the agenda the first is the second reading of a proposed ordinance amending the zoning code related to traffic impact study methodologies and procedures the next item of unfinished business and this is the last item on the agenda for the afternoon an approval to authorize the mayor and city auditor and clerk to execute the first extension of and first amendment to the lease agreement between the city of sarasota and save our seabirds incorporated adding an additional twenty year period through april thirtieth two thousand and thirty eight and so as to set forth other amendments with regard to future use and possible expansion of the lease hold and that will do it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting of june fourth two thousand and eighteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the backup material you can do so at our website sarasota f l dot gov the meeting will be getting underway shortly i'm miles larson with the city of sarasota
hi i'm john with the city of sarasota and this your commission report a look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting of january sixteenth two thousand and eighteen remind everyone that the agenda is subject to change and can change at the last minute so let's take a look at the agenda for this and medical marijuana dispensaries as principal uses in certain zone districts as specified here in i mean in zoning code to permit pharmacies and medical marijuana dispensaries as accessory uses in certain zone districts as specified here in hearing of a proposed organism to rezone one certain parcel of real property located on the north side of arlington street east of its intersection with osprey avenue having a street address of eight hundred fifty one arlington street from the office professional business own district to the sarasota memorial hospital zone district next up is new business versus approval of the proposed two thousand and eighteen two thousand and one thousand budget calendar and finally is approval of the city's annual investment performance review for the year and to september thirtieth two thousand and seventeen and that does it for the evening session of the regular city commission meeting of january sixteenth two thousand and eighteen if you like to look at the agenda of the back of material you can do so it's serious in f l dr of and on the right side look for video on demand and the meeting will begin shortly
the tax code i think it's a reform and i think that the taxes have been lowered in the past decades on the upper will  one percent and that people who are making money like mitt romney from clipping coupons are on their investment money that that is taxed at a much lower rate i think that it's not fair tax that we have if people that are making over a million dollars under certain person that i'm only saying some billionaires and i don't know any personally but from what i understand there are so many ways that they can hide their father and i just doubt that they all have america's interests in their heart because america means all of us i've been looking for something to do ever since i went to a meeting of occupy in burlington which was part of this national program of training for nonviolen my heart i've lived long enough to have seen the movement of the civil rights i was at the march on washington i took a much more active part when i was younger and in the issue of the nuclear freeze but today to be an organizer you have to have computer skills and i can't do that so i just tried to do something good so i can sleep better at night