by Michael Berry (Taiwan, Columbia University Press)
Best Translated Book Award 2018: Poetry Longlist
Adrenalin by Ghayath Almadhoun, translated from the Arabic by Catherine Cobham (Syria, Action Books)
Hackers by Aase Berg, translated from the Swedish by Johannes Goransson (Sweden, Black Ocean Press)
Paraguayan Sea by Wilson Bueno, translated from the Portunhol and Guarani to Frenglish and Guarani by Erin Moore (Brazil, Nightboat Books)
Things That Happen by Bhaskar Chakrabarti, translated from the Bengali by Arunava Sinha (India, Seagull Books)
I Remember Nightfall by Marosa di Giorgio, translated from the Spanish by Jeannine Marie Pitas (Uruguay, Ugly Duckling Presse)
Astroecology by Johannes Heldén, translated from the Swedish by Kirkwood Adams, Elizabeth Clark Wessel, and Johannes Heldén (Sweden, Argos Books)
Magnetic Point by Ryszard Krynicki translated from the Polish by Clare Cavanagh (Poland, New Directions)
Third-Millennium Heart byUniversity as Startup Incubator

CubeSat

The CubeStat project wasn't on anyone's technology roadmap, nobody knew they needed it, it just happened. A bunch of really bright students at California Polytechnic State University and Stanford, in a highly constrained environment, didn't have enough resources to do anything interesting, so they couldn't build spacecraft conventionally. So they came up with a very different approach to building a satellite than was found in industry. Not knowing what you're doing is an advantage in highly innovative environments.

Cloud

While Google wasn't first to market with a public cloud, they do seem to be the first to think publicly of the datacenter as a cloud, as a single integrate whole. The Datacenter as a Computer.

It's eerie how the timeline's for Google and CubeSat line up. The CubeSat


owned and privately owned, to build a wall between us and our southern neighbors.

The plans, as best we know them, will involve destruction of some of the most biologically diverse habitat in the United States. It will negatively impact the flyways of hundreds of species of migratory birds, as well as the migration pathway for the threatened Monarch butterfly. This landscape also provides a home for the endangered Ocelot and Jaguarundi, as well as multitudes of species of mammals, insects, and reptiles.

The Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge and the National Butterfly Center are in the crosshairs of this controversial wall.

Established in 1943 for the protection of migratory birds, Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge happens to be positioned along an east-west and north-south juncture of two major migratory routesSouthwestern Division.

If the Trump administration has its way, this unique and valuable habitat will be forever destroyed–at the taxpayers’ expense. As well, this wall will do nothing to protect Americans. Below is more information about what is happening at the border.

Mission, Texas was well on its way to establishing itself as the butterfly capital of America. In 2002, the North American Butterfly Association founded the National Butterfly Center on a former onion farm near Mission. The one-hundred-acre nature preserve features one of the largest native plant botanical gardens in the country, including hundreds of host plants that attract butterflies. The town embraced its new attraction. Every fall, during the annual Monarch migration, the center hosts the Texas Butterfly Festival, which draws thousands of butterfly lovers from around the


Board Meeting Summary

In a continuing effort toward creating a collaborative culture, please find a summary of Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting. This is being forwarded to all employees and parents/community via e-communications. This is merely a summary and not to be perceived as official board minutes.

At the November 12, 2013 meeting of the Scott County Board of Education, Superintendent Patricia Putty and members of the board celebrated the accomplishment of Scott County High School student Cameron Magalon who was a participant in the inaugural class of the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs. Bryan Blankenship, Principal of Southern Elementary School, provided an overview of a collaborative effort between Scott County Schools and Georgetown College. Going to College Day gives students a chance to learn more about the process ofwill take an historic step for our schools, our students, and this county. As the population in our county increased in recent years, our schools responded by developing and enhancing programs. Scott County High School is known for its exemplary academic offerings and teachers, as well as its sports, music, and other programs. This excellence attracted positive attention even as the census at the school increased beyond it designed capacity. In the last couple of years our board heard from parents, students, and the community about the need for more space for these students. We have considered many options – reallocating buildings, alternative scheduling, distance learning – but these options do not pass the feasibility and safety test. Our best and most feasible choice became obvious – building


comprehensive 9-12 grade high school as soon as fiscally and legally possible.’ Our vote tonight is one more step of turning that resolution into action. I wanted to thank my fellow board members for their courage and dedication to doing the right thing for our students as a sign that we all remain committed to fulfilling our mission of creating the best education for all students in Scott County.”

In other business, the Scott County Board of Education voted to approve the school calendar for 2014-2015 as presented. As the regular board meeting recessed, the School District Finance Committee was called to order to take action on a main sewer easement at Northern Elementary School. Back in regular session, the Board approved common carriers for student transportation, approved itemsfollowers — became a despicable group of irredeemable thugs who sanction torture for political purposes. The American people, compelled by deliberately false propaganda from their corporate media apparatus, also approved the destruction of the most precious conceptual jewel in their Constitutional crown — the elimination of people’s right to confront their accusers — and ended a tradition of freedom that began with the Magna Carta in 1215 A.D.

A notable moral scandal in human history — America’s current worldwide gulag full of hapless innocents — remains virtually unmentioned in the empty echoes of its straitjacketed corporate media.

What the truth is worth is never as important as how badly you need it. As a consequence, the truth usually can be acquired for free, and it’s the lies so many people


Many believe the world is run by a secret organization like the Illuminati, and the people we think are in power are nothing but stooges. It sounds implausible, but is it really a crazy idea?

Yes. Yes, it is. And yet there have been secret organizations that created the world as we know it.

10The Carbonari

After Napoleons defeat in 1814, the European powers had to decide what to do with the territory that hed ruled as part of the First French Empire. The borders of Europe were redrawn at the Congress of Vienna, mainly decided by Great Britain, Russia, Prussia, and Austria. Napoleon had conquered Italy in 1805, and when the Congress signed their Final Act in June 1815, Italy had been nicely carved up. Austria got a chunk ofthe north, while the rest was splintered into a number of small states.

The Carbonari formed during the decade of turmoil, but their exact origins are unclearthe society took the secret part quite seriously. They may have been imported from France. They could have been a homegrown offshoot of freemasonry; they had initiation ceremonies, symbols, and hierarchies similar to that famous secret group. The Carbonari, with as many as 60,000 members, was by far the largest of several secret societies on the Italian peninsula at the time. Though they didnt form with the goal of unifying Italy, they were responsible for setting everything in motion.

The largest pre-unification state was the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, which comprised Sicily and Naples. It was ruled by King Ferdinand, who operated mainly


as an Austrian pawn. In 1820, the Carbonari led a revolution that forced Ferdinand to give up power and create a constitution for the country. Austria ultimately marched into Naples and tore the constitution up because they wanted their man in charge. However, this act of rebellion created the widespread movement for Italians to rise up and unify, a movement that succeeded in 1861.

9La Trinitaria

The Dominican Republic owes its existence as a country to a secret society known as La Trinitaria, or The Trinity, founded in July 1838. The island of Hispaniola had been under Haitian rule since 1822. The Spanish-speaking westerners werent entirely keen on being ruled by the French-speaking Haitians on the east of the island. The desire for independence found its leader in Juan PabloDuarte, sometimes called the father of the Dominican Republic.

Duarte, along with eight comrades, founded La Trinitaria at age 25. The organization aimed to educate people and spread nationalist sentiment. Duarte wrote an oath for members of the group, under which members declared they would swear and promise, by my honor and my conscience, in the hands of our President, Juan Pablo Duarte, to cooperate with my person, life and goods in the definitive separation from the Haitian government and to plant a free, sovereign and independent republic, free from all foreign domination, that will be called the Dominican Republic.

The group did all they could to hide their existence from authorities. Duarte created a cryptic alphabet for secret communication. Members used pseudonyms and operated in small cells of just


three people. The group also worked with rebels in the east who hoped to overthrow the government for their own reasons.

In 1843, they attempted a revolutionand it failed. Several Trinitarians were jailed, and Duarte fled to Venezuela. Yet the group had done their work well, and a second uprising the following year led to Dominican independence being declared on February 27, 1844. Duarte returned to become president, but he faced a military coup before he could take office.

Duarte was exiled from the country hed created. He died overseas in 1864.

8Afrikaner Broederbond

The Afrikaner Broederbond, founded in 1918 and open only to white men over the age of 25, sought complete control of South Africaculturally, economically, and politically.

The group kept their secrets well, and we dont know a lot aboutthem. During the 1930s, they promoted Afrikaner nationalism. They gained so much influence over the Reunited National Party that the prime minister called the party nothing more than the secret Afrikaner Broederbond operating in public. By 1947, they were in control of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs. It was there that members devised apartheid, probably the most infamous example of segregation of the last 60 years.

Their rise to power was so dramatic that it led one writer in 1978 to say, The South African government today is the Broederbond and the Broederbond is the government. The membership roster included 143 military officers and every prime minster and president of the country from 1948 until Nelson Mandelas election in 1994.

Since the 1990s, the group has been forced


as they were themselves members. They made the organization as elaborate as possible and chose a name. Then they realized that theyd get more done with actual members.

In two years, they only managed to recruit around 30 people. Their most enthusiastic member was Nikolaos Galatis, who claimed to be a relative of Ioannis Kapodistrias, Greeces ambassador to the Russian Empire, perhaps the Ottomans biggest rivals. The rebels, seeing an opportunity for a powerful ally, sent Galatis to recruit his alleged relative.

Kapodistriass response was unenthusiastic. He told Galatis, The only advice I can give you is not to speak to anyone else about this and to return immediately to the place you came from; and tell those who sent you that if they wish to avoid destroying themselvesand draggingdown with them the whole of their innocent and unfortunate racethey must renounce their revolutionary activities.

Galatis did the opposite and began talking about the Etaireia to anyone who would listen. He told the Russian police. He even told the Czar. Kapodistrias had a nervous breakdown. Galatis eventually left Moscow under Russian surveillance and kept trying to recruit people. In the end, the Friendly Brotherhood themselves had him murdered because he simply refused to grasp the secret part of their society.

By 1819, the society had managed to set up a more competent recruitment drive and expanded to six membership levels. People who joined by taking the oath were given more information based the contributions they made. Illiterate, unskilled workers (brothers) were on the bottom of the ladder. Moving higher


up required ever more elaborate rituals and donations, as well as learning a bunch of secret signs, but came with new titles: Referenced One, Priest, and (at the top) Shepherd.

The organization leaders knew they couldnt maintain their conspiracy forever and sought a leader to start a rebellion. They turned to Kapodistrias again, but he refused, once again saying their plan was foolhardy and would never work. They ended up asking a Russian officer named Alexander Ypsilantis, who agreed. They announced the Greek Revolution in the Spring of 1821, and though the society itself broke down as war broke out, Greece won its independence.

The very first head of state of independent Greece, often considered to be the founding father of the modern country, was Ioannis Kapodistrias. Because who saysa man cant change his mind?

6The Germanenorden

The 20th-century German secret society that called itself the Germanenorden believed firmly in the superiority of the Aryan race, and in 1916 they adopted the Swastika as their symbol. They were also extremely anti-Semitic. You can probably see where this is going.

The group formed in 1812 to combat perceived Jewish and Freemason conspiracies by beating them at their own game. They had elaborate initiation rituals which included people dressed as knights, kings, bards, and even forest nymphs. Members were required to prove their Aryan ancestry with several generations worth of birth certificates.

In 1918, the group morphed into the Thule Society, under the rule of Rudolf von Sebottendorff. Their underground activities in 1919 helped defeat communism, and they morphed further into the German


Workers Party. In 1920, they were taken over by Adolf Hitler, who got rid of the occult traditions he found distasteful but kept pretty much everything else.

5The Black Hand

The Serbian organization Unification Or Death, better known as the Black Hand, formed on May 9, 1911 with the goal of fighting Ottoman rule. Within a few years they numbered around 2,500 members, led by Colonel Dragutin Dimitrijevic, known as Apis after the Ancient Egyptian bull deity.

Members took an oath that placed the secrecy of the group above their own lives, stating before God, on my honor and my life, that I will execute all missions and commands without question. I swear before God, on my honor and on my life, that I will take all the secrets of thisfreemasons, and the rituals, coded passwords, and male-only membership criteria were inherited from that tradition.

The Katipunan added an extra element, howeverthey signed everything in their own blood, starting with their founding document on July 7, 1892. Today, original copies of oath letters declaring I have signed this document in my own blood that runs through my veins sell on eBay for a couple hundred dollars.

The society managed to gain tens of thousands of members while keeping their existence entirely unknown to the ruling Spaniards. However, in 1896, a worker at a printing factory producing Katipunan documents confided in his sister. They were overheard by a nun, who told a priest, who told the Spanish authorities. The printing shop was raided, and the secret was out.

On March 22 of


the following year, members decided to abandon secrecy altogether. Theyd managed to organize enough people under the Spaniards noses to start all-out rebellion. The Philippine Revolutionary Army defeated the Spanish and declared independence on June 12, 1898.

The Spanish denied the new state and told the United States that the Philippines were all theirs. The US, having won its independence from imperialist colonizers through a revolutionary war, apparently thought no one else should get the chance to do the same. They moved troops into the Philippines and ruled for 50 years. Nevertheless, June 12 is still celebrated today as Philippine Independence Day.

3Irish Republican Brotherhood

Members of the 19th-century international Irish independence movement were called Fenians, and the branch in Ireland itself was founded by James Stephens. Following a failed uprisingin 1848, Stephens fled to Paris where he befriended fellow fugitive John OMahony. While in France, both men got swept up in Louis-Napoleons 1851 coup detat, and ended up in at least one secret society modeled after the Masons. Stephens wrote that he studied Continental secret societies, and in particular those which had ramifications in Italy, a reference to the Carbonari.

OMahony traveled to New York and founded the US-based Fenian Brotherhood. Stephens returned to Ireland in January 1856, most likely driven not by revolutionary fervor but by the fact that his life in Paris had become one of poverty. In December 1857, Stephens received correspondence from OMahony promising financial assistance to set up a militant organization in Ireland. On St Patricks Day in 1858, Stephens received 80 pounds.


He and a group of others swore an oath in his lodgings that night, founding the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, later renamed the Republican Brotherhood.

The Fenians had outposts all over the worldEngland, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia within the British Empire; the US and South America beyond it. They operated in groups called circles. At the center of each was a colonel, who recruited nine captains. Nine sergeants were recruited by each captain, and nine privates by each sergeant. Each man knew only his direct superior.

In 1910, leadership of the IRB went to Thomas Clarke, who increased membership particularly among young Irishmen. In May 1915, he set up a seven-man military council, which arranged the Easter Rising of 1916. The leaders of that rebellion were forced to surrender. Manyblamed the organizations secrecy for the failure because it had made it difficult to arrange the rebellion. Nevertheless, the group continued to be a powerful faction for the next few years, leading into the Anglo-Irish war that eventually saw the Irish Free State created in 1921.

2The Union Of Salvation

The Russian Empire fell in 1917, but the seeds of revolution were sown almost 100 years earlier. The Decembrist Uprising in 1825 saw 3,000 rebel troops try to capture the Winter Palace and usurp Czar Nicholas I on his first day in power. The rebellion was put down, but it changed Russia. Nicholas set up a spy network to monitor the population and censored the press and education. Regional autonomy was abolished for places such as Poland.

The Decembrist Revolt was


organized by the Union of Salvation. The organization had humble beginnings: Its six founding membersmilitary officers and friendsgathered in private homes until one among the group suggested they should set up a secret political organization. The societys aims were vague, though all members had problems with the political and social status quo. Members pledged to oppose idle nobility, blind faith in authorities, and the abuses of the police and courts.

In 1817, they drafted a constitution that formalized initiation rituals and four ranks of membership. Only the top two tiersthe founding Boyars and the long-serving Eldersknew the societys true goals. New members on probation were called Brethren and pledged to support the Society even if they didnt know to what end. Prospective members were called Friends and stayed aroundto see if membership should be granted.

The society ended up rebranding as the Union of Welfare and taking on a more philanthropic and public role. In 1821, member Pavel Pestels radicalism unsettled much of the leadership, and the group splintered into northern and southern factions, with Pestel taking charge of the latter. He used the groups influence to organize a plan for a rebellion when the Czar died to prevent his heir from taking power.

Unfortunately, Pestels influence wasnt as great as it needed to be for the haphazard, directionless revolution to succeed in anythingother than inspiring the Czar to make Russia even less free.

1The Hawaiian League

The Kingdom of Hawaii formed at the start of the 19th century but lasted less than 100 years before it became part of


the US. Its downfall was plotted by an organization known as the Hawaiian League, made up of 200 wealthy Americans and Europeans unhappy with King Kalakaua. They believed the king was too extravagant and, perhaps more importantly, diluted their own power on the Islands.

The secret society formed around a constitution written by Lorrin A. Thurston at the start of 1887. No copies survive. Within a year, the group grew to 405 members, but they disagreed on their goals. Some wanted to annex to the US, while some wanted to form an independent republic. Yet they certainly all wanted to overthrow the monarch.

A paramilitary group known as the Honolulu Rifles became the leagues most important ally. In 1893, they overthrew Queen Liliuokalani, whod risen to the throne two yearsin June 2017, David Davis accepted the EU’s sequencing of the negotiations, ensuring that the Irish border question and the financial settlement had to be resolved before discussing the future. Later, the Cabinet accepted a backstop as the price for the EU agreeing a transition period. Rather than defining what the text of that December 2017 agreement actually meant – and therefore what the backstop would entail – the Government said nothing for months. The Commission were left to define how the backstop would work, all on their terms.

Critics and supporters of the Brexit deal alike are misrepresenting it, as this Reality Check from Open Europe explains. The Prime Minister reassures no one when she conflates different elements – mixing up the backstop and future relationship when describing


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Famous Scientist Stephen Hawking dies at 76

Stephen William Hawking was an English theoretical physicist, cosmologist, author and Director of Research at the Centre for Theoretical Cosmology within the University of Cambridge. He was born 8 January 1942, Oxford and die d on 14 of March 2018, Cambridge. His greatest books were A Brief History of Time and The Grand Design .

He died peacefully at his home in Cambridge very early on Wednesday morning, his family said. The British scientist was known for his work in physics, and he wrote many best-selling science books . At the age of 22 Professor Hawking was given only a few years to live, after being diagnosed with neurone disease a rare form of motor. This condition makes the muscles in


your body stop working over time and Professor Hawking quickly lost the use of his legs, arms and eventually his voice. Then a special computer was built that speaks the words he wants this is how he communicated. Despite all of this , he continued to write books, make speeches and work as a scientist at the University of Cambridge. This was his passion , from an early age he loved science .

Stephen Hawking was really famous indeed he was invited to go on the red carpet and went to a micro- gravity on a special flight in 2007 when he turned 65 for his birthday , he really loved space. The micro- gravity flight meant he experienced weightlessness, floating like astronauts and objects do when they’re inspace. Space Agency Nasa shared a video of Professor Hawking talking about this experience, where he says he felt “true freedom”, and that “his smile was the biggest his friends had ever seen.” He said ” I felt like superman ” .

Apart from all this he made many discovers not only that he has books that tackle questions about the universe and our existence. His most famous book ‘A Brief History of Time’, was designed to be read by ordinary people and not just scientists. It was an instant success and spent years at the top of best sellers lists and sold about one thousand copies. On top of this he made an important discovery about black holes it was so significant that it was named after him


see him grow into the big rider that he is now. He is strong, intelligent and has a lot of respect within the peloton, which is a great thing,” Cavendish said.

After a disappointing 2017 that was stunted by illness and a broken shoulder at the Tour de France, he finished on a high note with victory in the staged Saitama criterium race ahead of Japanese riders Fumiyuki Beppu and Yusuke Hatanaka.

He will now focus solely on the road after confirming that his track season finished at last month’s London Six Day.as she shares her experiences in reporting and presenting to the Board of Directors and C-Suite.

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Establishing Academic Programs and Career Pathways for the Cyber Workforce

As the former CISO for the University of Massachusetts, I have had many opportunities to interact with IT professionals, IT managers, business leaders and other management / operations personnel who would benefit with a baseline knowledge, skills and abilities in the Cybersecurity field. As we continue to move to a more digital / cloud based world, the need for advanced skills in cybersecurity will only increase. This presentation will focus on developing academic curriculum that meets the changing workforce needs as well as establishing career pathways for individuals who are interested in a career in cybersecurity.

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Panel: Public/Private Partnerships – Developing Them in


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InfraGard – Evergreen / WA chapter

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InfraGard is a partnership of individuals representing businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and communities who are dedicated to collaborating and sharing information to prevent hostile acts against the United States.

The Evergreen InfraGard Members Alliance area of operation is Washington State and over 600 members. As part of the Western Region, we work closely with the IMAs in Los Angeles, San Diego, Oregon, and Idaho. Our chapter’s mission is, “Toand infrastructure security professionals who are making a difference and helping to advance the industry. Our vision is supported by our commitment to educate and reach the general public through our charitable foundation – The Center for Cyber Safety and Education ™ Follow us on Twitter or connect with us on Facebook.

ISSA Puget Sound Chapter

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Larry Wilson is currently a senior consultant and former Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Massachusetts President's Office. In the CISO role, Larry was responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing compliance with the UMass Information Security Policy and Written Information Security Plan (WISP). In addition to designing and deploying the UMass cybersecurity program, Larry has developed and delivered cybersecurity training at multiple industry events, workshops, training venues, etc. Courses include Designing and Building a Cybersecurity Program, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundations, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Practitioners, Engineering, Technology and Business Labs and Workshops based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, etc. Larry has also worked with multiple companies in multiple industries to help design, build and maintain their Cybersecurity Programs and evaluate theiron security and security awareness training, and giving government and industry presentations.

Over the past decade, Lohrmann has advised the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the White House, FBI, numerous federal agencies, law enforcement, state and local governments, non-profits, foreign governments, local businesses, universities, churches, and home users on issues ranging from personal Internet safety to defending government and business-owned technology and critical infrastructures from online attacks. Prior to joining Security Mentor, Lohrmann was Michigan's first CSO and Deputy Director for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection and has been recognized as a global leader in cyber defense for government.

Previously, Lohrmann represented the National Association of State Chief Information Officers on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s IT Government Coordinating Council where he assisted in the writing and editing of the


National Infrastructure Protection Plans, sector specific plans, Cybersecurity Framework, and other federal cyber documents. Lohrmann is the author of two books: Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web, published in November 2008 by Brazos Press and BYOD for You: The Guide to Bring Your Own Device to Work, published in Kindle format in April 2013.

He has been honored with numerous cybersecurity and technology leadership awards, including “CSO of the Year” by SC Magazine, “Public Official of the Year” by Governing magazine and “Premier 100 IT Leader” by Computerworld Magazine. Lohrmann received his bachelor’s degree in computer science from Valparaiso University in Indiana and his M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Ernie Hayden is the Founder and Principal of 443 Consulting LLC. He holds aPrior to joining Spirion, he served as Director, Data Protection for Robert Half Legal and established the global privacy program for Esterline Technologies Corporation in Bellevue, WA.

Craig Spiezle is the founder and managing partner of AgeLight Advisory Group, a professional services firm focused on online and digital services. Craig is a recognized authority on trust and the convergence of privacy and security promoting ethical privacy practices, end-to-end security and the importance on moving from a compliance mindset to stewardship. Craig is the Charmain emeritus of the Online Trust Alliance, an initiative of the Internet Society. He frequently briefs international policy makers driving awareness of best practices by both the public and private sectors and importance of internet governance. Craig has championed security best practices to help protect consumers


about the future of work in a post-automation world, doing a deep dive on artificial intelligence, or discussing the future of flying cars, Steve inspires his audiences to think beyond the current status quo and to reimagine their businesses, and their lives, for the better.

Steve speaks and writes in plain language on how continued advances in computing will intersect business, cultural and human trends to create both new opportunities and new challenges. His new book, Hacking Reality, will be published later this year. Steve has been featured on BBC, CNN, Bloomberg TV, ABC News, Wired, WSJ:Digits, CBS, and many other media outlets.

Craig Spiezle is the founder and managing partner of AgeLight Advisory Group, a professional services firm focused on online and digital services. Craig is a recognized authorityon trust and the convergence of privacy and security promoting ethical privacy practices, end-to-end security and the importance on moving from a compliance mindset to stewardship. Craig is the Charmain emeritus of the Online Trust Alliance, an initiative of the Internet Society. He frequently briefs international policy makers driving awareness of best practices by both the public and private sectors and importance of internet governance. Craig has championed security best practices to help protect consumers while promoting innovation and the role of meaningful self-regulation. Prior to OTA, Craig spent over a decade at Microsoft focused on security and privacy enhancing technologies and standards. Craig chairs the Online Trust & Integrity Council and is on the board of the Identity Theft Council, editorial board of SC Magazine and a


member of InfraGard, the IAPP and the APWG.

Bhuvana is a product leader in the field of IoT security. She has a decade of experience both in enterprise companies and startups, wearing engineering as well as product hats. In her current leadership avatar, she leads a team that has built and shipped a variety of IIoT security applications.

Eric Wong is an experienced security engineer with 15 years in the security industry. He has worked with many different security technologies and F-500 clients over the years, focusing on architecting and deploying secure environments. Eric brings the unique expertise of working on both sides of the isle, from the client-side practitioner role to representing and implementing security technologies. He has a deep understanding and focus on endpoint security and last butnot lease, a love for all things with a motor!

Craig Schippers is a CISSP Certified Principal Sales Engineer at Trend Micro. He has worked in the Security Industry for approximately 17 years assisting customers with their Infrastructure Security needs. He lives in the Kettle Falls, WA.

Barbara Endicott-Popovsky

Executive Director, Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity, University of Washington

Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Ph.D., is Executive Director of the Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity at the University of Washington, recently re-designated by NSA/DHS as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education, headquartered at UW Bothell, and a Center of Academic Excellence in Research, headquartered at the APL (Applied Physics Lab). She is a Principal Research Scientist at APL; an Affiliate Professor at UW Bothell’s Department of Computer Science and Systems


and UW Seattle’s Department of Urban Planning and Management for the Master of Infrastructure Planning and Management, and adjunct faculty at University of Hawaii Manoa’s Department of Information and Computer Science. She was named Department Fellow at Aberyswyth University Wales (2012). Her academic career follows a 20-year career in industry marked by executive and consulting positions in IT architecture and project management.

As a Security Evangelist at Radware, Mr. Winward is responsible for developing, managing, and increasing the company’s security business in North America. Before joining Radware, Ron was Director of Network Engineering for a global datacenter provider and ISP.
Ron’s entire career has been deeply rooted in internet and cybersecurity. For over 20 years, Ron has helped design complex solutions for carriers, enterprises, and cybersecurity providers around the world.
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Ron holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and has earned many technical certifications throughout his engineering-focused career. Ron acutely understands the impact of technology and security on business and is enthusiastic about their interrelation.

Vanessa Pegueros

Venture Investor, Former CISO at: DocuSign, US Bank & Expedia

Vanessa is a CyberSecurity leader with over 16 years of security experience. She is currently serving on the Board of Carbon Black (CBLK) and BECU. She also is a venture partner with Flying Fish Partners in Seattle. Vanessa formally worked as the CISO at DocuSign and successfully managed through hyper growth and an IPO in 2018. She also was the SVP of Enterprise Security at US Bank, CISO at Expedia and has held senior level security roles with Washington Mutual, Cingular and AT&T


Wireless. She has held numerous other roles specifically within the wireless arena including Network Planning, Architecture & Engineering, Technical Sales, and Product Development. She has an MBA from Stanford University, a MS in Telecommunication from the University of Colorado, and a BS in Engineering from UC Berkeley. She holds GSEC, CRISC, CISM, and CISSP security certifications as well as the Certified Information Privacy Professional Europe (CIPP/E) privacy certification.

David Cardwell is a client solutions advisor in Optiv’s major accounts team. In this role he specializes in aligning information security solutions that enable an organization to meet their current and future goals. David has more than 13 years of experience in information security, ranging from frontline support, consulting, and security architecture. Combining his background in consulting and participation in severalsubject matter expert groups, he has experience in several environments and solutions deployed for all verticals and needs. David gives clients an unbiased opinion fueled by his honest approach and drive for providing the best solution to a problem.

David earned an Associates of Applied Science in computer networking from Linn State Technical College, and a Bachelor’s of Science in Information Technology from Central Missouri State University. He has held numerous industry certifications including CISSP, CCNP, and CCDA.

Aimée Larsen Kirkpatrick is the Global Communications Officer for the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA), where she is responsible for strategic communications for the international nonprofit. Prior to GCA she was President of ALK Strategies, a communication and public affairs consulting practice. Aimée was formerly with the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA), where


among other programs, she led the development of the successful STOP. THINK. CONNECT public cybersecurity awareness campaign and the San Diego Securing Our eCity Model City project. Aimée was a 2012 Executive Women’s Forum Women of Influence Award recipient. She has a BA from Washington State University.

Wayne Tynes is a Sr. Sales Engineer at Mimecast and has been designing solutions on Microsoft’s enterprise software stack for over 20 years, including working for Microsoft as a field sales engineer and SharePoint product manager. Wayne spent 5 years as a Solutions Architect at Avanade and was responsible for their Managed Services business in the Southwestern US. Wayne specializes in providing the type of strategic guidance that clients need when navigating a security landscape that now includes IaaS, PaaS, SaaS andUCaaS options. He has an MIS degree from Florida State University, is a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Microsoft Certified Professional and author of Wiley’s SharePoint Bible as well as other technical publications.

Larry Wilson is currently a senior consultant and former Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Massachusetts President's Office. In the CISO role, Larry was responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing compliance with the UMass Information Security Policy and Written Information Security Plan (WISP). In addition to designing and deploying the UMass cybersecurity program, Larry has developed and delivered cybersecurity training at multiple industry events, workshops, training venues, etc. Courses include Designing and Building a Cybersecurity Program, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundations, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Practitioners, Engineering, Technology and Business Labs and Workshops based on the


status quo and to reimagine their businesses, and their lives, for the better.

Steve speaks and writes in plain language on how continued advances in computing will intersect business, cultural and human trends to create both new opportunities and new challenges. His new book, Hacking Reality, will be published later this year. Steve has been featured on BBC, CNN, Bloomberg TV, ABC News, Wired, WSJ:Digits, CBS, and many other media outlets.

Dan Lohrmann

Chief Strategist and CSO, Security Mentor, Named One of the World's Top 100 IT Security Influencers for 2019 by CISO Platform

Dan Lohrmann is Chief Strategist and Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Security Mentor. In this role, Lohrmann leads efforts to define and develop key strategic initiatives for the company’s security awareness training offerings, including new programs that canimprove security and compliance by elevating an organization’s workforce into security savvy employees. Representing Security Mentor, Lohrmann serves as thought leader serving as a keynote speaker on security and security awareness training, and giving government and industry presentations.

Over the past decade, Lohrmann has advised the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the White House, FBI, numerous federal agencies, law enforcement, state and local governments, non-profits, foreign governments, local businesses, universities, churches, and home users on issues ranging from personal Internet safety to defending government and business-owned technology and critical infrastructures from online attacks. Prior to joining Security Mentor, Lohrmann was Michigan's first CSO and Deputy Director for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection and has been recognized as a global leader in cyber defense for government.

Previously, Lohrmann represented the National Association


Indiana and his M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Larry Wilson is currently a senior consultant and former Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Massachusetts President's Office. In the CISO role, Larry was responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing compliance with the UMass Information Security Policy and Written Information Security Plan (WISP). In addition to designing and deploying the UMass cybersecurity program, Larry has developed and delivered cybersecurity training at multiple industry events, workshops, training venues, etc. Courses include Designing and Building a Cybersecurity Program, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundations, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Practitioners, Engineering, Technology and Business Labs and Workshops based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, etc. Larry has also worked with multiple companies in multiple industries to help design, buildas thought leader serving as a keynote speaker on security and security awareness training, and giving government and industry presentations.

Over the past decade, Lohrmann has advised the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the White House, FBI, numerous federal agencies, law enforcement, state and local governments, non-profits, foreign governments, local businesses, universities, churches, and home users on issues ranging from personal Internet safety to defending government and business-owned technology and critical infrastructures from online attacks. Prior to joining Security Mentor, Lohrmann was Michigan's first CSO and Deputy Director for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection and has been recognized as a global leader in cyber defense for government.

Previously, Lohrmann represented the National Association of State Chief Information Officers on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s IT Government Coordinating Council where he


assisted in the writing and editing of the National Infrastructure Protection Plans, sector specific plans, Cybersecurity Framework, and other federal cyber documents. Lohrmann is the author of two books: Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web, published in November 2008 by Brazos Press and BYOD for You: The Guide to Bring Your Own Device to Work, published in Kindle format in April 2013.

He has been honored with numerous cybersecurity and technology leadership awards, including “CSO of the Year” by SC Magazine, “Public Official of the Year” by Governing magazine and “Premier 100 IT Leader” by Computerworld Magazine. Lohrmann received his bachelor’s degree in computer science from Valparaiso University in Indiana and his M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Kristopher is the Director of DigitalDesign based out of the Seattle office of Thornton Tomasetti, an international structural engineering firm. Kris has 11 years of experience managing teams, administering technology, and developing custom tools to support the design of over 5 million square feet of structures around the world. In collaboration with the CIO, CTO, and business practice leaders, Kris oversees a group of staff guiding the implementation of BIM tools to improve structural workflows and strategic investment in future technology. Kris has also supported the sustainability practice through the development of Passive House Modeling Simulation tools. In his doctoral work at the George Washington University, Kris studied the influence of building geometry on active shooter events and is currently working to incorporate such simulations into the building design process.

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requirements including HIPAA, SOX, PCI and ISO 270001 and other control standards.

Eric Kapfhammer

Founder and Executive Director, Metycus

Eric Kapfhammer is a data scientist at Microsoft, where he focuses on applying statistical and machine learning approaches to computer and network security. Prior to joining Microsoft, Eric spent the previous decade in the quantitative trading space as a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, leading teams of data scientists and software engineers. He has also worked in software engineering and program management roles at companies such as Starbucks, Expedia, and Boeing. Eric obtained a BA in Business and International Relations from the University of Puget Sound, a MSc in Finance from Seattle University, and is currently pursuing a MSc in Computer Science with a machine learning specialization at the Georgia Institute ofa key evangelist for adapting network monitoring technology for security use cases to identify zero-attacks. Steven is currently Vice President at Pluribus Networks and is a frequent featured speaker at leading industry events. He has held senior technology marketing leadership positions at NetScout, Check Point Software Technologies, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, and HP Networking.

Jake is a former Washington State Assistant Attorney General who now represents companies subject to investigations and actions brought by federal and state regulatory agencies, including the FTC and state attorneys general. He provides privileged cybersecurity assessments and strategic planning in addition to advertising, marketing, regulatory compliance, and privacy advice.

Zoe Lindsey is Duo Security’s Advocate Manager, where she educates and advises organizations with unique compliance challenges including the healthcare, government, and financial industries on strong security policy


and best practices. She has been hooked on tech since getting her first Commodore 64 at age 10, and joined Duo with a background in cellular and medical technology.

Brian Cady has been working in the information technology industry for more than 20 years with an exceptionally broad background focusing on security, architecture and future technologies. Brian has held leadership positions for IBM and Microsoft along with banking, airline and gaming companies. He is currently leading the Security Strategy & Architect teams for one of the largest healthcare providers in the country and is pursuing a Master of Science degree in Information Systems Management through the University of Salford in Manchester England.

Anne-Marie Scollay

CISO, Axiom Law

As CISO for Axiom Law, Anne-Marie leads the information security strategy for Axiom's products/services, corporation,and governance, risk and compliance (GRC). Prior to joining Axiom, she built out and oversaw the infrastructure and security for a Seattle-based SaaS startup and global multi-nationals. Anne-Marie has a passion for operational excellence and a knack for thinking strategically.

Larry Wilson is currently a senior consultant and former Chief Information Security Officer for the University of Massachusetts President's Office. In the CISO role, Larry was responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing compliance with the UMass Information Security Policy and Written Information Security Plan (WISP). In addition to designing and deploying the UMass cybersecurity program, Larry has developed and delivered cybersecurity training at multiple industry events, workshops, training venues, etc. Courses include Designing and Building a Cybersecurity Program, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundations, The NIST Cybersecurity Framework Practitioners, Engineering,


multiple information security and GRC industry events.

Nick is a senior program manager within the Digital Security and Risk Engineering group at Microsoft, where he is responsible for designing, developing, and deploying GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) automation to support every division at the company. Focused on modernizing existing work efforts and building entirely new processes from the ground up, Nick specializes in breaking down industry silos within Microsoft to derive richer data insights for executive leadership. Nick has been an early member of the Open Compliance & Ethics Group (OCEG) and is a certified Governance, Risk, and Compliance Auditor (GRCA) through the same organization. In addition, Nick was a 2018 RSA Archer Excellence Award recipient and has a BA in Computer Engineering.

Annie Searle is a senior lecturer atthe University of Washington’s School of Information, where she teaches courses on risk management, cybersecurity, and information management, She is a lifetime member of The Institute of American Entrepreneurs; and was inducted in 2011 into the Hall of Fame for the International Network of Women in Homeland Security and Emergency Management. She writes a column monthly for ASA News & Notes; and is the author of several books or book chapters, most recently "Risk Reconsidered, " a collection of articles and columns published in July 2018. She is also principal of ASA Risk Consultants, a Seattle-based firm. Searle is a pro bono advisor to the Seattle Police Department, and a member of the board of directors of the Seattle Public Library Foundation. Searle spent ten years at Washington


Mutual Bank where for most of those years she chaired the crisis management team.

Pete Chestna has more than 25 years of experience developing software and leading development teams, and has been granted three patents. Pete has been developing web applications since 1996, including one of the first applications to be delivered through a web interface. He led his company from Waterfall to Agile and finally to DevOps, in addition to taking the company from a monolithic architecture to one based on microservices.

Since 2006, Pete has been a leader in the Application Security (AppSec) space and has consulted with some of the world’s largest companies on their AppSec programs. In addition to his role as a contributing editor at DevOps.com and SecurityBoulevard.com, he now shares his experience by speakingAlmost a century has passed since Sir Ernest Shackleton watched in horror as his ship, the Endurance, sunk into the freezing depths of the Weddell Sea.

The great explorer and his crew of 28 had hoped to conquer Antarctica on their doomed Endurance expedition – but were forced to give up without accomplishing the feat after their vessel became trapped in the unforgiving ice.

Remarkably, Shackleton’s full intended route – from the Weddell to the Ross Sea via the South Pole – has still never been achieved.

But now north-east polar adventurer Charlie Paton is assembling a team of four to fulfill “Shackleton’s Unfinished Business” – 100 years on from when his hero set sail.

The Royal Marine Commando-turned explorer aims to tackle the 2,200 mile journey through treacherous terrain in temperatures


mate pulling sledge on thin ice in the North Pole.

Charlie Paton at the Norrh Pole.

Charlie Paton in the North Pole on a previous expedition

The loss of the Endurance in the autumn of 2015 forced Shackleton and his crew to live on drifting pack ice as they aimed for the sanctuary of Elephant Island.

The legendary adventurer led an open boat journey to South Georgia with six of his strongest men.

After finding land, they launched a rescue mission for the remainder of the crew – all of whom survived.

Their achievement turned a story of failure into one of the epic chapters of the heroic age of exploration.

Mr Paton, who is originally from Stonehaven, added: “I’d love to pay my respects and honour these guys by completing the journey. His exactBritish explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, is backing the trek, along with Jonathon Shackleton – a relative of Ernest Shackleton himself.

The trip has also won the seal of approval from Nasa, Entrust Education, the Royal Marines, B4Films, the James Caird Society, the Antarctica Heritage Trust, the Scott Polar Institute and the Royal Geographical Society.

The team will be taking part in experiments on behalf of Portsmouth University when they are in Antarctica.

Mr Paton and his crew will be filming their trek, which will eventually be made into a documentary.


After 51 years of service, the historic aircraft carrier is about to be decommissioned

Dragonslayers

First established in 1957, the Dragonslayers of Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 11 originally flew the Sikorsky HSS-1 Seabat. They would be the first antisubmarine warfare squadron deployed, in 1969, as part of a modern carrier air wing, on board the Forrestal. The squadron specialized in astronaut recovery during that decade, scooping up various Gemini crew members including Ed White, James McDivitt, James Lovell, and Buzz Aldrin.

Today the Dragonslayers use the Sikorsky HH-60H (here, a Seahawk in the Atlantic Ocean in October 2012) to insert Navy SEALs behind enemy lines, attack submerged targets, and transfer cargo.

What will happen to Enterprise VIII after it's decommissioned? According to the Navy's Enterprise page, the carrier will remain at Norfolk forBroadcasting a feeling of musical unity

Everyone has heard the expression "busy as a bee." But how about "busy as a buffalo?"

Donna the Buffalo, that is.

For more than 20 years, Jeb Puryear and Tara Nevins have been among the hardest working musicians in the industry, touring relentlessly with their jammy blend of rock, bluegrass, Cajun, old-time, reggae and roots, releasing nine albums under the Donna the Buffalo namesake, starting their own roots music festival – which is preparing to celebrate its 20th year—and releasing a solo album each. Nevins even spent the past summer touring with former Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann's BK3 and has another solo record in the works.

Doing what they love: The members of Donna the Buffalo connect with fans. Photo by John Darwin Kurc.

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affectionately referred to as "The Herd." A traveling social network in the vein of Deadheads, the Herd has grown into an entity of its own, following the band across the country, joining them on a week-long cruise to the Caribbean and even forming their own nonprofit, Side to Side Charities, which uses Donna the Buffalo shows to raise money for food banks, women's shelters and a variety of other social assistance programs.

Asheville has plenty of Herd members, perhaps in part because of the band's longtime local connections. Bassist Jay Sanders (formerly of Snake Oil Medicine Show, also of Acoustic Syndicate) calls Asheville home. Dave McCracken, the keyboard player, has family ties to the area. And drummer Vic Stafford is an Asheville native who's collaborated on projects with stephaniesid,Monday, November 21, 2005

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A lunch chosen and prepared entirely by Little shmoo. He even took the picture, with pumpkins added as "perfect decorations". A whole wheat tortilla rolled up with refried beans and cut into bites, grapefruit segments, cooked peas, carrots, and corn, and a piece of vanilla cake. Verdict: He loved his lunch (5 proud stars), and I loved having him in the kitchen this morning, chatting as he chopped carrots, spread beans, and scored a grapefruit (which took him about 10 minutes!). "I'm going to eat the grapefruit first," he told me, "that cake can wait!" Then a while later (still scoring) he said, "I'm tired of the people in my lunch group. They eat meat every day in their lunch, and when I see


where he was sitting in for a dignitary. He was put in a place of honor, and had forgotten to ask for a vegetarian plate. He was served chicken, and in his high place was embarrassed not to eat it. When he came home he smelled like dead animal. Ick. I told him if he did that again I wouldn't sleep in the same bed as him!

I empathise with your son's plight. Hopefully he understands, though, that not everyone has the same exposure to progressive ideas about ethical food choices. While it's grating to be constantly exposed to meat, it's unhelpful to be bitter about it, as everyone is on their own path. (Easier typed than done, sometimes.)

yeah. i'm the only vegetarian in my family, and most ofThe building houses many government offices for entities such as the IRS and Kenton & Campbell County court-related offices. On its first floor, several restaurants are housed, including Roka Cafe, Skyline Chili, Tommy's Asian Wok, and Nick & Tony's Double Deckers.

The size of the building and the amount of money its owners would have to pay prompted Scott Street Land Company to file a lawsuit in February 2013 to stop the planned Business Improvement District. That lawsuit was dismissed the following July. In January, the Covington City Commission voted to end its lease with the property owners. According to a report in The River City News, the development was partially financed through the issuance of bonds and the company was granted a "payment in lieu of taxes" or


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Within walking distance of everything to do in this idyllic village, this guest house has all the amenities of home: large, shady porch for relaxing and entertaining, 5 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, dining room, living room, breakfast porch, wifi, cable, grill on patio, off street parking. Fully stocked kitchen with place settings for 16 including coffee, tea, and juice. The lake is across the street with quick access to village park and dock. There is a children's playground behind the houses. The Inns of Aurora are across the street and nearby dining at the Fargo, Aurora Inn or a few minutesWhat Is The New Twilight Movie 2014 About

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Benjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE declared victory in the primary contest for leadership of the Likud party ahead of the nation general election slated for March, the third in less than a year, according to The Associated Press.

“Thanks to the members of Likud for the trust, support and love,” Netanyahu said following the election results, which indicate a landslide for the prime minister, who received between 70 percent and 80 percent against challenger Gideon Sa’ar, a member of the Knesset. “God willing, I will lead Likud to a big victory in the coming elections.”

The primary challenge marked the first since Netanyahu became chairman of the party in 2005, and came after he was indicted in November on charges of bribery, breach of trust and fraud.AP

Free agent outside linebacker John Simon will sign a three-year deal with the Colts, per multiple reports.

Simon had 8.5 sacks over the last two seasons as a rotational player with the Texans. He landed in Houston via a college connection with new Texans defensive coordinator Mike Vrabel after being released in 2014 by the Ravens, who drafted him in the fourth round in 2013.

Upgrading the pass rush is a top priority for the Colts, who also signed Barkevious Mingo to a one-year deal on Thursday. Simon ranked No. 44 on PFT’s Hot 100 Free Agents list.

The Texans already have so much money invested in their defensive front seven that they probably knew someone would make Simon an offer they couldn’t beat. Simon started 12 games over the last


male luer of the end-piece of the drug delivery device by simple force fitting: the connector is then called a luer slip connector and the connection is called a luer slip connection.
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On March 21, 2001, defendant filed a Motion to Compel Discovery Responses alleging that interrogatories and a request for production of documents were propounded on plaintiffs on January 19, 2001, and that plaintiffs had failed to respond to these requests. This matter was heard by the trial judge on April 18, 2001, at which time counsel for plaintiffs appeared. By written judgment dated April 20, 2001, the trial court


Bruce the Bologna have one week to move this mansion five blocks through the city of Blooming ton the most elaborate style of the Victorian.

Queen Anne homes are becoming extremely rare built in for local entrepreneur and philanthropist Oscar Mandel the home was the work of renowned American architect George Miller it’s among the one top % of houses ever built in our community it represents the finest kind of craftsmanship and this is a very well preserved example of his work the church next door has purchased the property on which the house sits in order to construct a new annex to prevent the destruction of this important part of their heritage the community has raised the money to move the house into the.The Coronary Drug Project (CDP) was undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of several different lipid-lowering drugs in the long-term treatment of coronary heart disease and to study the natural history and clinical course of this disease. The CDP is a multiclinic study consisting of 53 Clinical Centers, a Coordinating Center, a Central Laboratory, an ECG Reading Center, and a Drug Procurement and Distribution Center. A total of 8,341 patients were enrolled in the study during the recruitment period which lasted from March 1966 through October 1969. Only males between the ages of 30 and 64 having a history of at least on ECG-documented myocardial infarction, and belonging to MYHA functional class I or II were eligible for enrollment in the study. Each patient was randomly assigned to one


The employment and financial effects on families raising children with special health care needs: an examination of the evidence.
Over 10 million children in the United States have special health care needs (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2008). Parents struggle to afford needed health care and wrestle with the dual responsibilities of caregiving and employment. Researchers from a variety of disciplines, health care, and social science, in particular, are analyzing what variables affect a family's ability to access needed health care while balancing work and caregiving. A systematic literature review was conducted on the past 11 years of research that examined insurance status, insurance type, family out-of-pocket expenses, employment outcomes (reductions in hours or stopping work all together), and the role of receiving care in a medicalShe Was (Dub)" – 7:15 (CD & cassette only)

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Scritti Politti
 Green Gartside – vocals, guitar (3), vocal arrangements (3)
 David Gamson – Yamaha DX7, Yamaha TX816, Yamaha QX1 sequencer, Oberheim Matrix 12, Sequential Circuits Prophet VS, Roland MKS-80, Roland MKS-50, Synclavier, arrangements
 Fred Maher – drums, Oberheim DMX, LinnDrum, timbales (5)

Additional personnel
 Dann Huff – guitar (1, 4, 7, 8, 9)
 Nick Moroch – guitar (5)
 Marcus Miller – bass guitar (1, 7, 8, 9)
 Bashiri Johnson – percussion (5, 7, 8, 9), timbales (7, 9), congas (9)
Roger Troutman – talk box (1, 8)
 John Mahoney – Synclavier programming
 Raymond Niznik – Synclavier programming
 Jason Miles – additional keyboard programming (5)
 Joe Mennonna – saxophones (5)
 Mitch Corn – horns (5)
 Miles Davis – trumpet (6)
 Chris Botti


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 Assistant Engineers – Claude Achille, Stuart Breed, Graham Meek, Hugo Nicholson and Arabella Rodriguez.
 Mixing – Ray Bardani (Tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 & 8); Mike Shipley (Tracks 4 & 6); Jullian Mendelsohn (Track 9).
 Additional Tape Editing – Bunt Stafford-Clark and Howard Gray.
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Category:Dance-pop albums by English artistsepisode tackles a different topic from a scientific point of view, dispelling myths and refuting anti-scientific claims that may be espoused by politicians, religious leaders or titans of industry.

During the first 13 episodes, Nye welcomed a wide range of celebrity guests, including Joel McHale, Rachel Bloom, Tim Gunn and Margaret Cho, in addition to correspondents, such as supermodel Karlie Kloss.

Nye's show comes nearly 20 years after the end of Bill Nye the Science Guy, which made the mechanical engineer a household name. The series ran on PBS and in syndication from 1993 to 1998, producing 100 half-hour episodes and winning 19 Emmys.

Bill Nye Saves the World is one of Netflix's two original talk shows, the other being Chelsea Handler's Chelsea, which underwent a creative revamp for season two.


in 1964, trailing only Chevrolet, Ford, and Pontiac. Valiant sales were over 251,000, the highest in all its years, partly because of the new (1965 model-year) Barracuda model. Styling was similar to 1963, though a horizontal grille bar with a Valiant medallian in the center was added, and taillights were made vertical in the fenders instead of horizontal.

The V100 Valiant gained a standard heater and defroster, vinyl trim, turn signals, courtesy lights, front door arm rests, and tubeless tires. The V200 also had a V-shaped Valiant emblem on the trunk lid, V200 nameplates, bright metal roof gutte rails, and lower bodyside mouldings, as well as full wheel covers, special upholstery, better carpeting, front and rear armrests, and a cigarette lighter. The Signet added front bucket seats, foam rubberfront seat cushions, and styled wheel covers, along with a lower boydside moulding between the wheelwells and on the rear quarter, and Signet medallions. Signets with the 273 engine had V8 emblems on the front fenders, but all Valiants have it. Across the line, the 170 slant six was standard, the 225 a low cost option (except on Barracuda, where the 225 was standard). Power brakes and air conditioning were available but not popular.

Adding to the sporty image of the Valiant was a four speed floor-shift manual transmission designed by Chrysler for big block V8s, with gear ratios more suited to the slant six. A Sure-Grip rear axle could also be ordered. Most of the floor shifters were ordered with slant sixes rather than the 273.

The new 273


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January 27, 2009, Eastern filed a state court action to foreclose

the mortgage.

           Although properly served, the Estebans failed to appear

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interlocutory decree of foreclosure, and order of sale.

           On April 24, 2009, the court entered judgment in favor

of Eastern and against the Estebans, foreclosing on the mortgage

(“Foreclosure Judgment”).     The Estebans did not appeal the

Foreclosure Judgment.     On November 17, 2009, the foreclosure

commissioner held a public auction to sell the Property.     International Excellence UAM+CSIC.

Funding for the SDSS and SDSS-II has been provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Participating Institutions, the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Japanese Monbukagakusho, the Max Planck Society, and the Higher Education Funding Council for England. The SDSS Web Site is http://www.sdss.org/.

The SDSS is managed by the Astrophysical Research Consortium for the Participating Institutions. The Participating Institutions are the American Museum of Natural History, Astrophysical Institute Potsdam, University of Basel, University of Cambridge, Case Western Reserve University, University of Chicago, Drexel University, Fermilab, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Japan Participation Group, Johns Hopkins University, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Astrophysics, the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology, the Korean Scientist Group, the


Barbachano International Honors Jorge Roldan on his 20th Anniversary

Barbachano International, Inc. (BIP), the premier leader of human capital solutions in Mexico, Latin America, and the United States, honored its longest-serving employee Jorge Roldan, who celebrated his 20th anniversary with the company on January 18. The milestone was commemorated with a luncheon where Mr. Roldan was praised by his peers who remembered and shared many special moments and achievements.

Mr. Roldan joined BIP in 1999, at the age of 24. 20 years later, Mr. Roldan is still with the company. His first job was as executive search consultant, then recruiting manager and later recruiting director, before being promoted in 2006 to vice president, his current position.

“These past 20 years at BIP have been a great life experience and very rewarding,”asked why he’s stayed with the company for so long and what makes it unique for him, Mr. Roldan said, “I found in BIP a company that offered me challenges, career growth, development, and stability, as well as belonging to a highly dedicated and passionate group of career professionals with a strong focus on impacting people’s lives and helping companies become more successful.”

As for the next 20 years, Mr. Roldan’s vision is to continue to help people and companies reach their goals and hopes to achieve this by working tirelessly and keeping up with new industry trends.

About Barbachano International, Inc.

Barbachano International, Inc. (BIP) is the premier executive search leader in Mexico, Latin America, and the USA with a focus on diversity and Hispanic target markets. Since 1992, BIP


and its affiliates have served over 50% of Fortune 500 Companies. BIP is recognized by Forbes as one of the top 60 executive search firms in the Americas.

Our talent solutions are delivered by bilingual and bicultural executive recruiting experts with in-country experience in Mexico, South America, and the United States. Outplacement and Executive Coaching services are provided in Mexico by our sister company Challenger Gray & Christmas S.C. In addition to our corporate offices in Mexico and the USA, we are supported by our partner offices in Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, and throughout Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia.The Queen and Prince Philip will officially open the new £294 million, 31-mile route on September 9, the day she passes the record set by Queen Victoria.

Victoria reigned for 23,226 days, 16 hours and 23 minutes, taking into account 63 years, 15 leap days and the precise timings of her accession and death.

The Queen will mark the milestone by travelling on a train, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, drawn by the steam locomotive Union of South Africa from Waverley Station in Edinburgh, stopping off at Newtongrange in Midlothian before carrying on to the final stop at Tweedbank.

The new railway will transform tourism opportunities in Scotland

Services on the new line, which will re-establish services closed in 1969, will impact on house prices along the route from Waverley to Tweedbank


a second rotating member having a wavy track and rotating in an opposite direction to that of the first rotating member, a limiting frame fixed on the first rotating member, and a moving members limited in the limiting frame, disposed on the wavy track of the second rotating member and moving up and down upon moving with the first rotating member.
Certainly, the power device can be a music producing and driving unit having a first shaft on the top thereof, a second shaft on the bottom thereof, and a stirring wheel.
Certainly, the power device can have a top shaft on the top thereof, a bottom shaft thereof on the bottom, and a stirring wheel, and the first rotating member comprises a plurality of fixing devices and a rotationa continuous slant surface.
Certainly, the asymmetric wavy track could provide a longer path while the moving member is traveling upwards than that while the moving member is traveling downwards.
Certainly, the moving member can comprise a movable rod passing through a fixing device of the first rotating member, an upper link having a ball and a stick passing therethrough and disposed on the top part of the movable rod, and a decorative article at the lower part of the movable rod.
Certainly, the limiting frame can have a limiting through hole passing therethrough a stick of the moving member and is fixed on the first rotating member to prevent the moving member from shifting horizontally.
Certainly, the first rotating member and the second rotating member can be connected by a connecting


all his incoming and outgoing phone conversations when he became national security advisor in 1969; his secretaries transcribed the calls from audio tapes that were later destroyed. When Kissinger left office in January 1977, he took more than 30,000 pages of the transcripts, claiming they were “personal papers,” and used them, selectively, to write his memoirs. In 1999, the National Security Archive initiated legal proceedings to force Kissinger to return these records to the U.S. government so they could be subject to the freedom of information act and declassification. At the request of Archive senior analyst William Burr, telcons on foreign policy crises from the early 1970s, including these four previously-unknown conversations on Chile, were recently declassified by the Nixon Presidential library. On November 30, 2008 the NationalAuthorities say Lewis was inside the Barnes and Noble bookstore on Friday when he exposed his private parts.

Parents in the little girl's neighborhood say they can't believe how something could happen so quickly when family members were nearby.

"That's scary," concerned parent Jennifer Lee said. "Usually in a bookstore, they're free to walk around and look at a book, you know, reading. Now you have to watch them every minute."

She says she feels the situation is even scarier once she learned of Lewis' past.

Records show Lewis has multiple indecent exposure convictions dating back to at least 1992. In December 2008, he was convicted of indecent liberties with a 14-year-old in New Hanover County.

After five months behind bars, he was placed on probation and ordered to a sex offender treatment


periods of substantial budget surpluses and significant reduction of the debt. From 1817 to 1821 the national debt fell by 29 percent; from 1823 to 1836 it was eliminated (Jackson’s efforts); from 1852 to 1857 it fell by 59 percent, from 1867 to 1873 by 27 percent, from 1880 to 1893 by more than 50 percent, and from 1920 to 1930 by about a third. (Thayer 1996) The United States has also experienced six periods of depression. The depressions began in 1819, 1837, 1857, 1873, 1893, and 1929.

This all to support the Modern Monetary Theory theory that government creates money through deficit spending (spending creates money, taxing destroys it), and that a growing economy requires more money — hence more deficit spending by government. (Whether those deficits areUnited States and that this was a major factor to be weighed up in any and all decisions the government made.

Seibert also ruled out the idea of Berlin granting former NSA subcontractor Edward Snowden asylum in Germany, so that he could testify before a parliamentary committee looking into the US spying allegations. Snowden’s situation, he said, did not meet the criteria for such a move.

Hermann Gröhe, the general secretary of Chancellor Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU), made a similar statement, noting that the United States, which wants to put Snowden on trial on espionage charges, has a valid extradition agreement with Germany.

Possible Russia meeting

Meanwhile, a senior member of the Social Democrats (SPD), with whom the CDU aims to form the next government, has called for German officials to


Extraordinary lengths taken by Michael Clarke's grade club to ensure the injured Australian captain can bat next weekend, if he is fit enough to do so, will be investigated by Cricket New South Wales.

In a bizarre set of circumstances at Old Kings Oval, Western Suburbs were sent in to bat and declared their first innings closed at 0 for 17, before their opponents Paramatta responded by also closing early at 2 for 140.

Western Suburbs then reached 1 for 230 in their second innings by the close, meaning Clarke will be able to bat for the club next weekend should his hamstring respond to treatment swiftly enough to allow him to maintain a desperate bid for inclusion in the first Test team to play India in Brisbane.

However the CricketNSW chief executive Andrew Jones was quick to question the contrived nature of the scenario, saying in a statement that the match would be subject to investigation regardless of Clarke's circumstances.

"We understand Wests may have taken this action [the declaration] to increase the probability of Australian Captain Michael Clarke batting in the second week of the game," Jones said.

"While Cricket NSW and the Sydney Cricket Association are conscious of the broader interests of Australian cricket and hence appreciate the thinking behind this gesture, we are also conscious of the need to maintain the integrity of the Sydney grade competition.

"Consequently we will investigate the full facts and evaluate Wests' actions at the conclusion of the round, with appropriate input from all key stakeholders."

Clarke's consuming desire to be passed fit


for the Gabba, despite suffering a third hamstring strain in a matter of weeks against South Africa in Perth last week, has caused plenty of dramas in the days since he pulled up after completing a run at the WACA Ground.

The team performance manager Pat Howard's strong words that Cricket Australia and Clarke needed to take a step back and think about his long-term future rather than simply rushing back to play once more were not backed up by the chairman of selectors Rod Marsh, nor the coach Darren Lehmann, who both refused to rule Clarke out of the Brisbane Test.

Team physio Alex Kountouris, a longtime confidante of Clarke due to his expertise in dealing with the captain's degenerative back problems, admitted in Sydney on Thursday that Clarkeis yet to run or bat, and has been afflicted by a back flare-up in addition to his hamstring trouble.

Now the grade competition has been affected by Clarke's wish to try to be fit to bat for Western Suburbs next weekend, leaving Jones to wonder at the integrity of what transpired at Old Kings Oval.

The marginalising of club cricket by CA's elite talent pathway system and plateauing participation figures have been a point of major disquiet in recent years, leading to reviews of grade cricket and attempts to integrate it more closely with the development of players.

Most have agreed that grade cricket needs to be better utilised as a tool for the development of young players but also as an arena for more senior cricketers to demonstrate their


Norman Hughes

Norman Hughes (born 30 September 1952) is an English former field hockey player.

He won Bronze with the Great Britain squad at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He also won silver with the England squad at the 1986 Hockey World Cup in London.

Hughes was born in Nantwich, Cheshire, and attended Crewe County Grammar School for Boys, as did fellow hockey international Joe Middleton. He was also a cricketer. He coaches at Wakefield Hockey Club.

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Category:People educated at Ruskin High School, CreweA catalog of Acroceridae (Diptera) from Chile.
A catalog of the Acroceridae from Chile is provided. All valid names and synonyms are presented, totaling 33 species and nine genera for the country. All references known to us from the taxonomic and biological literature, including information about name, author, year of publication, page number, type species, type locality and references are given. Type material of different authors was revised. The species Lasia cuprea is revalidated. The geographical distribution of the different species is recorded from the revised collections and bibliographic data. Holops cyaneus Philippi, 1865 is designated as type species of Holops Philippi, 1865.


HARPER WOODS, Mich. – An 18-year-old Harper Woods resident and a 16-year-old are accused of robbing delivery drivers of pizza and money.

Police said the first robbery happened at the Balfour Apartments at 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 12 and the second robbery happened in the same area on Williamsburg Court at 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 19. The delivery drivers reported getting robbed at the delivery points orders that had been placed over the phone.

Neither driver was injured during the robberies. Police said the suspects used an application to conceal the phone number they called in the delivery from. Thursday Davaughn Maurice Jones and a 16-year-old were arrested, accused of being involved in the robberies.

Jones was charged with one count of unarmed robbery and given a $2,500 cash bond andAnother week, another win for Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans (5-3). With their 23-20 victory against the Baltimore Ravens at Nissan Stadium on Sunday, the Titans reside in a two-way tie for first place in the AFC South.

After dismantling the blazing Jaguars (5-3) during Week 2 this year, 37-16, the Titans currently hold the tiebreaker over Jacksonville. If the season were to end today, you would be looking at the starting quarterback of the AFC South Division Champions.

Mariota continues to round back into form after a hamstring injury forced him to miss the Dolphins game. Against a Top 5 Baltimore secondary, Mariota completed 19-of-28 passes for 218 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.

He rushed for six yards on three carries. The running plays are set to increase


Menopause Hormone Use Not Linked with Cognitive Problems

Women who start taking hormone replacement therapy in their early 50s do not appear to be at increased risk of cognitive problems later in life, a new study suggests.

In the study, menopausal woman ages 50 to 55 who took a common form of hormone replace therapyfor about seven years were no more likely to have cognitive problems in their 60s (such as attention and memory problems) than those who took a placebo.

The findings contrast with those of an earlier study that found that women in their mid-60s who took hormone replacement therapy were at increased risk for cognitive problems.

The results should reassure women in their 50s takinghormone replacement therapy, said study researcher Mark Espeland, of the Wake Forest School of Medicineimpact is in the morning peak of PM10 during the fall DST change, which occurs later and has on average a significant smaller magnitude in the days after the DST change as compared to the days before it. This decrease in magnitude is most remarkable because it occurs in a period of the year when overall PM10 concentrations increase due to generally worsening of the dispersion conditions. Results are shown for seven monitoring stations around the city, and for the fall and spring DST changes. They show clearly the interplay of emissions and meteorology in conditioning urban air pollution problems, highlighting the role of the morning and evening transitions of the atmospheric boundary layer in shaping the diurnal pattern of urban air pollutant concentrations.


[Ambrosius Arnoldus Guilielmus Guye, editor-in-chief of the Dutch Journal of Medicine 1884-1889].
Ambrosius Arnoldus Guilielmus Guye (1839-1905) was the patriarch of otorhinolaryngology in The Netherlands. He designed various small surgical instruments and identified the disorder aprosexia, which brought him international recognition. He can be looked upon as a second-generation hygienist. During his brief period as editor-in-chief of The Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde (Dutch Journal of Medicine) (1884-1889), he introduced a more stable production process.Q:

Has the "Mäṣḥafä Kedus" (Holy Scriptures) of Beta Israel been translated into English?

From Wikipedia:

Mäṣḥafä Kedus (Holy Scriptures) is the name for the religious literature. The language of the writings is Ge'ez. The holiest book is the Orit (from Aramaic "Oraita" – "Torah") which consists of the Five Books of Moses and the books Joshua, Judges and Ruth. The rest of the Bible has secondary importance. Sources are lacking on whether the Book of Lamentations is excluded from the canon, or whether it forms part of the Book of Jeremiah as it does in the Orthodox Tewahedo biblical canon.[citation needed]
Deuterocanonical books that also make up part of the canon are Sirach, Judith, Esdras 1 and 2, Meqabyan, Jubilees, Baruch 1 and 4, Tobit, Enoch and the testaments of Abraham,


Univision Lands First Carriage Deal For New Networks

Univision has landed its first distribution deal for its three national cable networks, set to launch by April 1. Satellite operator Dish will offer the sports, novela and news channels to a subset of its subscribers.

As Univision looks for other distributors, Dish also has landed exclusive distribution rights for 2012 for a second Univision-branded sports network.

The flagship Univision Deportes will offer games for 12 of the 18 teams in the top Mexican soccer league and newscasts targeting U.S. Hispanics. Content from a Mexican sports network will also be included.

“Deportes” will launch by March 1, along with an all-novela network. Spanish-language 24/7 news network Univision Noticias will debut a month later, looking to gain traction as the U.S. presidential campaign heats up.Bayh-Dole @ 30: Mapping the Future of University Patenting

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Date(s) of Conference:

April 29-30, 2011

Location:

UC Davis
King Hall School of Law

Description:

For the last thirty years, the Bayh-Dole Act has framed the relationship between US universities ad industry, promoting the flow of publicly-funded research toward private-sector development. In doing so it has also fostered, or at least epitomized, the university’s turn to intensive intellectual property production, protection, and licensing. It has been both hailed as a much-needed modernization of ivory tower culture and attacked for its corrupting effects on the university’s commitment to open knowledge. Our conference moves beyond predictable ideological pronouncements to discuss the complex empirical evidence about the success and shortcomings of Bayh-Dole, and the equally


BOA-Bank management. One BOA-Bank employee involved in the origination of mortgages in the BOAMS 2008-A collateral pool admitted that the emphasis at BOA-Bank was quantity not quality and that he was pressured to increase the number of applications he approved per week. He also admitted that he received bonuses for surpassing mortgage production goals. Another such BOA-Bank employee admitted that that she and her co-workers were instructed by her superiors that it was not their job to look for fraud and stated that her job was ‘basically to validate the loans.’ She also admitted that her superiors pressured her to process applications as quickly as possible but to keep her opinions to herself.”

To state the obvious, except to DOJ, no honest lender would permit any of these practices.After years of weathering bleak northern winters in her native Canada, Andrea Diodati became a master of escapism through art: after attending Parson's New School of Design, she launched Electric Love Light in 2010 as a way to create wearable, year-round reminders of the summer's vibrancy. This soft chiffon blouse features a flutter back and a clipped jacquard pattern over a matching pinstriped lining.


journal title. The purpose of the language change was to enable the propagation of the journal content to international researchers, physicians, health personnel, and patients and their families, not only for research development but also for the promotion of human health. Four years have passed since the language was changed. Now it is time to reflect upon the effect of the conversion to English publication; therefore, CERM\'s metrics were analyzed here, and the position of the journal in the scholarly journal network was elucidated.

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The following data from the first issue of CERM in 2011 to the September issue of 2014 were gathered: number of citable and non-citable articles per year; countries of the aut hors; and proportion of articles funded out of the total number of original articles.but the number of citations of CERM in less than four full years was 170, the decision to change the language of the journal to English only was clearly successful based on the journal metrics. It can be deduced that the former titles had not been given the attention their content deserved due to the language barrier. The proportion of English papers of the former titles was below 15%. Because CERM was first included in PubMed Central and PubMed from March 2, 2012, this was the turning point for its exposure to international researchers in the field of reproductive medicine. It was possible to be included in PubMed Central because CERM accepted an open access policy according to a Creative Commons license \[[@B3]\]. From May 2012, CERM was


Bardesanes, also called Bardaisan, orBar Daiṣān (born July 11, 154, Edessa, Syria, [now Urfa, Tur.]—died c. 222, Edessa) a leading representative of Syrian Gnosticism. Bardesanes was a pioneer of the Christian faith in Syria who embarked on missionary work after his conversion in 179.

His chief writing, The Dialogue of Destiny, or The Book of the Laws of the Countries, recorded by a disciple, Philip, is the oldest known original composition in Syriac literature. Bardesanes attacked the fatalism of the Greek philosophers after Aristotle (4th century bc), particularly regarding the influence of the stars on human destiny. Mingling Christian influence with Gnostic teaching, he denied the creation of the world, of Satan, and of evil by the supreme God, attributing them to a hierarchy of deities.

Aided by his sonHarmonius, Bardesanes wrote many of the first Syriac hymns to popularize his teachings. Their literary value earned for him renown in the history of Syriac poetry and music.

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There was much seriousness and occasionally some pedantry in early dialogues in several literatures. The dialogues of Bardesanes (154–222) in Syriac, rendered into English as On Fate, are on the subject of the laws of the country. A hundred years earlier, Lucian, who was also Syrian, proved himself a master of flowing and ironical Greek prose in his satirical dialogues. The Italian...

...Islam. For some, however, astrology is not an exact science like astronomy but merely indicates trends and directions that can be altered either by divine or by human will. In the interpretation of Bardesanes, a


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Trump’s Art Of The Deal ghostwriter Tony Schwartz is warning that is Trump is drowning, and he is going to try to take as many of us down with him as he can.

Schwartz tweeted:

Trump will be at his most dangerous and unstable in the weeks and months ahead. Drowning, he will want to take as many of us down with him as he can. He should never have had access to the nuclear codes but especially not now. — Tony Schwartz (@tonyschwartz) August 24, 2018

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There are likely a couple of different dangerous phases coming in Trump’s behavior. The first phase is what we are witnessing now. Trump is trying to defend himself through distraction. Trump is attacking Attorney GeneralConservative website Breitbart continued their war on House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) on Monday night, releasing audio taken just prior to the election saying he had no interest in sticking up for Donald Trump.

Bretbart.com has long been known for attacking Ryan on orders from chairman Steve Bannon, with the current senior adviser to Trump once telling his staffers “Paul Ryan is the enemy.”

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Monday evening, as Ryan was fending off a CBO report stating his health care plan would leave an additional 14 million Americans without health insurance in 2018, the website chose to create friction between the House Speaker and President Trump.

In the audio taken during a private October conference call with House Republican members, Ryan has few kind words for then-GOP presidential nominee Trump.

“I am not going


for Australian lock Sam Carter, who subsequently joined Ulster.

Then there is the ongoing saga around Gareth Anscombe and his new contract, which has all come about because of the wage bandings introduced as part of Project Reset, limiting the amount that the majority of Welsh regional players can earn.

Now there is the news that Rhys Carre has signed for Saracens this summer, a hugely promising loosehead prop talent taken out of Wales just as he was about to become a serious contender for the first choice spot at Cardiff Blues and possibly start to push for a Wales squad spot.

Reactions to this varied from those pleased to see a young Welsh player going to a side like Saracens, to some annoyed at the club for not tying himdown to a new deal, and others less than happy for Rhys Carre who, in their eyes, has somewhat turned his back on Cardiff Blues.

However, I write this having done a bit of digging into the circumstances, and while I am not pleased to see us lose a talent like the 21-year-old, I think the other viewpoint is particularly out of order. Instead the anger should be shifted outside the Arms Park to next door.

The story begins last October/November time, with John Mulvihill looking to get signatures on new contracts for beyond this summer, presumably to be announced around January/February time as is generally the case in the Northern Hemisphere.

Instead he is told to wait, and that very few contracts will be signed while Project Reset is dragging