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Provider Play'n GO
Pay Lines 4,096 Ways
Volatility High (8/10)
Dr. Toonz
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In 2017, Play'n GO released Reactoonz, an alien themed grid game adopting the cluster pays mechanic, which shot to fame across the sector, remaining one of the most popular releases within their extensive catalogue to this day. Featuring Gargatoonz, or Garga as players more affectionately know him, the 3×3 wild that facilitated in wins up to 4,750x, Reactoonz was dubbed one of the more exciting games to play, with 4 quantum modifiers on offer to lend a helping hand. However, before Reactoonz, and before Gargatoonz, there was Dr Toonz, the crazy scientist responsible for all this madness.
"Once a highly respected scientist, Dr Toonz risked his reputation to pursue his belief that life forms could be created in new and wonderful ways. Shunned by the scientific community, Dr Toonz chose the vibrant life that his creations ensue. As the great philosopher, Aristotle said, 'There is no great genius without a mixture of madness.'"
Now, we're getting a look into the laboratory of Dr Toonz, to see these life forms created in the upcoming release, Dr. Toonz. Things have taken a slight turn this time around, particularly in comparison to Reactoonz 2, the sequel to the fan favourite. This time, it's more of a prequel, with no grid or clusters pays in sight – the experience has changed in this highly volatile release wherein wins up to 22,000x bet are possible.
Dr. Toonz Base Game
Aesthetically, things are as quirky as you would expect, with the play taking place inside an aqua laboratory, and Dr Toonz to the left of the reels – looking suspiciously like an Albert Einstein that has been put through a cartoon generator. There's some beakers and interesting looking equipment in view towards the back, and the main reels, of which there are 6, seem to be filled with some sort of liquid substance – probably water, but with this scientist, you never know. Audios are bizarre, almost extra-terrestrial like, with liquid sounds as the symbols land on the reels and sound bites of the nutty doctor dispersed throughout, including chatter of a Nobel Prize and 'e=mc²'. Overall, it all works to create a peculiar experience that piques our interest.
Dr. Toonz Base Features
Taking place across 6 reels, wins are formed by matching at least 3 symbols in any position on adjacent reels, beginning at the leftmost, for 4,096 ways to win. Symbols available are the freaky, familiar faces we know from the past, beginning with the lower paying 1-eyed creatures – yellow, green, red and purple, each paying 0.1x bet for 3 of a kind matches, and between 0.25 and 0.30x bet for 6 of a kind. At the premium end, we are treated to our 2-eyed friends, slightly more defined than the lower end, and blue, yellow, green and pink in colour. Blue, yellow and green creatures pay between 0.16 and 0.24x bet for 3 of a kind, whilst landing 6 across a win line awards between 0.40 and 0.60x bet. As always, pink is the highest paying available alien, although this time the difference is more subtle, paying 0.32 and 0.80x bet for 3 or 6 of a kind. Finally, quantum wilds are available, visually similar to atoms, substituting for all symbols except Scatters and paying 1.60x bet for 6 of a kind.
Dr. Toonz Pays 4,096 Ways
A host of features are available in the base game to keep the action moving, the first of which being Cascades, wherein every symbol involved in a winning combination is removed from the reels, allowing new symbols to drop down in their place and help to form more wins. Cascades continue until no more wins are formed.
Next up is the Quantumeter, visible under Dr Toonz'… Hoverboard? Maybe not, but whatever it is I'm sure he didn't buy it off Amazon – this is a homemade contraption. At the beginning of every spin in the base game, the Quantumeter is charged between 0-2 charges. Each winning cascade further charges it by 1, up to a maximum of 3 charges. The fully charged Quantumeter then activates after all winning combinations have been collected.
Each charge feature has a unique colour, which is chosen randomly at the beginning of each spin:
Quantum Wilds (blue): Adds 2-6 wilds to the reels.
Disintegration (red): Removes all 1-eyed symbols and adds 2 wilds.
Metamorphosis (yellow): Transforms 5-8 symbols to another. Wilds and Scatters are excluded.
The Quantumeter can only charge once per spin, and it is cascades that charge it, not winning combinations. Should 3 different combinations form at once during a spin, they will count for one cascade.
Quantum Wilds
Dr. Toonz Bonus
Landing 3, 4, 5 or 6 DNA Scatter symbols triggers 10, 15, 20 and 25 free spins, respectively. During free spins, the Quantumeter always begins at 1 or 2 charges, with the maximum charge remaining at 3. The charge features remain the same as during the base game, and continue to be chosen at random at the beginning of each spin.
At least one reel is chosen at random on every spin to have a x2 multiplier, which doubles the win amount of symbols on that reel. It is possible to have anywhere between 1-6 reels with a x2 multiplier attached, for a potential of a x64 total multiplier.
It is not possible to retrigger the free spins feature.
3 or More Scatters Award Free Spins
Aside from the symbols available and overall aesthetic, there's not much to be compared to Reactoonz. Play has moved away from a grid, with no cluster pays mechanic and Scatters now required instead to trigger an actual bonus round, meaning the resultant experience is entirely different to the 2017 classic. However, similarities do remain, despite playing out in different ways – the quantum charge features are not completely dissimilar to those present in Reactoonz, although this time around the outcome is the possibility of a nice base win to keep things ticking over, rather than a step towards a feature. What we end up with is a game that will inevitably be less 'tilting' than the original, but potentially less thrilling.
That said, Dr. Toonz is still a fun, bright, easy to play game. There's enough happening to keep our attention, but not so much that it requires any real heavy thinking to play. The 3 charge features on offer can be rewarding, and with 4,096 ways to win it certainly is possible to see decent wins outside of the feature. When we move into free spins, the possibility of up to a x64 multiplier and between 2-6 wilds in play with the quantum charge, makes it easy to see how this highly volatile release can produce wins up to 22,000x bet. RTP is, at default, 96.25%, however settings go as low as 84.25%, so it's worth checking.
Whether you did or didn't take to the Reactoonz experience, there's nothing to say you'll feel the same way about this, as the result is entirely different at its core. However, if it brings you joy to look at those bright little alien faces, you'll feel right at home.
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About Subang: Subang is located in Selangor, Malaysia. This place is situated between Subang Jaya and Shah Alam. There are many commercial establishments in this place.
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Candida (Candy) Bowman is a soft skills trainer specialising in confident communication. With a degree in Communication Studies, she began her career in media sales at Times Newspapers Limited which provided her first role in training. Of the three areas of training and development, knowledge, skill and attitude, (the KSAs), Candy recognised that knowledge and skill are essential and that it was attitude, specifically motivation, that delivered positive results and made the day go with a swing
She went on to establish her first business, (Home Matters), that provided housekeeping services to busy Londoners. The company had a part time workforce 40 people, plus a switchboard of skilled suppliers such as plumbers, electricians, builders and decorators.
After Home Matters, Candida managed Peckham Enterprise Centre in South East London, training and advising start – up businesses. She went on to work as a consultant to Training and Enterprise Councils and Business Links. Following that, she was commissioned to assess the quality of government – funded Enterprise support in several London bo
She was then approached by a highly talented musician asking for help in "kick starting" his first album. It had been deemed to be "excellent" by the major record labels, but too broad in marketing terms. Candida organised the launch publicity, gaining reviews in several national newspapers and music magazines and secured a distribution deal.
She became a partner in the independent record label and successfully applied customer service principles to audience development, She managed and promoted the act, also taking responsibility for stage lighting at live dates.
Candida returned to training in 2003. Projects have included The Post Office, The Disability Rights Commission (in preparation for almalgamation with the Equal Opportunities Commission and campaign for Racial Equality), EDF Energy, and HSBC, medical and dental practices and SMEs in many different industries.
Candida firmly believes that life should be as rich as possible and that work should both stimulate and stretch our capabilities.
Her training is highly participative, with a strong motivational flavour.
As well as faciliating training, Candida is a motivational speaker at conferences and business events.
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Welcome to the website of the York, Nebraska Police Department! The York Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency for the city of York, Nebraska. The agency is staffed with 17 full-time commissioned police officers, a support service officer, and two support staff serving a population of nearly 8,000 people in an area of 6 square miles. We provide 24/7 law enforcement coverage of the community and our public assistance counter is open Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. with normal holidays observed.
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So rather than becoming a large, centralized farm, we're recruiting small family farms to join us as suppliers. We now have more than 35 family farms producing eggs for us in seven Northeastern states. They're all good, hard-working people who are committed to family farming.


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    protected void testValidationAlphaConstraints() throws Exception {
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    protected void testValidationAlphaConstraintsFlags() throws Exception {
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CAS Student Central » Awards » Arizona State University's GIS Chapter Hosts CAS Case Competition with Brigham Young University!
Arizona State University's GIS Chapter Hosts CAS Case Competition with Brigham Young University!
Reprinted with permission from Arizona State University (ASU). Written by Kinsey Turk, a sophomore and CAS Student Ambassador at ASU. Original version available online.
The Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter at ASU (GIS @ ASU) hosted its 4th Annual Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) Case Study Competition on March 18. Unlike past events where ASU teams competed against only one another, this year ASU's two teams competed against special guests from Brigham Young University (BYU). The BYU faculty and two student teams made the 10-hour trip down to Tempe to participate in the exciting case study and network with students and faculty from ASU.
The focus of the CAS Case Study was to utilize Microsoft Excel to present information to a panel of judges about a commercial property book of business in catastrophe-prone areas. Some of the challenges included cleaning spotty data, creating a dynamic underwriting report, and finding creative and clear ways to present vast amounts of data. Each of the four teams had a unique and fresh take on the data and provided fantastic graphics. After all of the talented groups presented, the panel of judges deliberated and chose the winning team: BYU's team consisting of Brandon Allen, Jason Colgrove, Courtney Jolley, Abby Walker, and Cason Wight. Along with the prestige of winning, the team was awarded $2,500, generously provided jointly by the ASU School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences and the CAS.
Aside from the amazing work each of the students contributed to their presentations, the night was an excellent opportunity for fellow actuarial science students and faculty to mingle while building connections across state lines. Interacting with outside universities is a rare and gratifying experience for all involved and made the CAS Case Study an absolute success. GIS @ ASU would like to thank the panel of judges for taking the time to volunteer and BYU for journeying out to Arizona to participate in the competition. GIS @ ASU is looking forward to having a potential rematch in the coming year and to further connect with students in the actuarial science field in the Southwest.


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Ashtamudi Resorts is a family concern run by the owner-couple, who lived outside India for over 15 years. The Resort is a dream-come-true project of the couple. The theme of this resort is the re-creation of a South Travancore Kingdom and the guests who come here will have the comforts of a Maharaja to enjoy. The resort has been in operation for 3 years. While designing this resort project, they have taken care of all the simple details which conforms to the traditional living style of Travancore. You will see that all the construction methods, including the interiors, are typical of Kerala architecture, As the Maharajas used to have, in the bygone days, personal Ayurvedic physicians, facilities for full-fledged Ayurvedic treatment are available in the resort under the supervision of a third generation Ayurvedic doctor.


Four Black Muslims wanted to blow up* synagogues in Riverdale — or maybe just "detonate explosives near" them; it isn't clear — and possibly other targets. They also wanted to shoot missiles at military aircraft at Steward International Airport near Newburgh, New York. To this end, the men bought a disabled anti-aircraft missile launcher and disabled explosives from an FBI plant. Clearly these fellows were not destined for greatness in the terror game; the Feds had been onto them for about a year.
*Update: The Times says it was two synagogues, and amNY and NY1 say it was one.


Numerous sepsis programs are underway to increase awareness, improve identification, treatment and management of sepsis patients.
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Best Bets For The World Cup Semifinals
James Eastham
ESPN INSIDER
Only four teams remain in the 2018 World Cup in Russia. France and Belgium will face off on Tuesday, before Croatia meets England on Wednesday.
Here are the best bets for both matches in the semifinals
Note: All odds are via Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook as of Monday unless otherwise noted.
France (+150) vs. Belgium (+200)
Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET
Belgium is within a game of reaching the World Cup final for the first time, but being within touching distance of history is unlikely to make manager Roberto Martinez change his philosophical approach to the game. Les Diables Rouges have been this World Cup's great entertainers, and while they may have tightened up a touch defensively as the tournament has progressed, they'll look to outscore France rather than relying on defensive obduracy to make their way into the final.
Four of the five games that Belgium has played have been open and exciting affairs, and this match is likely to follow suit. The tournament top scorer with 14 goals, Belgium will be able to count on the front three of Eden Hazard, Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku that tore Brazil apart at times in its 2-1 quarterfinal win.
The French defense -- excellent thus far -- faces possibly its toughest test of the competition. Yet France might also benefit from facing a Belgium side that has conceded three goals in two knockout games and naturally leaves a little more space in wide defensive areas than many fans would feel comfortable with. France's flying teenager, Kylian Mbappe, is likely to find more space behind the Belgium defense than he was able to exploit against Uruguay (2-0 win) in the quarterfinals, meaning it's difficult to see France not scoring at some point in the game. Over 90 minutes, attacks should have a minor edge over defenses, making high goals the pick.
If you followed our ante-post tip on France (6-1) to win the tournament, you may want to back Belgium (+110) to qualify for the final.
Best bet: Over 2.5 total goals (+110)
Croatia (+250) vs. England (+130)
Wednesday at 2 p.m. ET
England has reached the semifinals of the World Cup for the first time in 28 years, and fans seem increasingly optimistic about their team's chances of qualifying for the Sunday night showdown in Moscow. Gareth Southgate's side produced its most consistently impressive performance of the tournament in beating Sweden 2-0 in Saturday's quarterfinal, and there's a feeling the Three Lions are getting more attuned to the demands of tournament football while keeping their cool as the competition progresses. England's players will understandably draw confidence from having kept their first clean sheet of the tournament against Sweden, and Southgate will be quietly pleased that his team was able to win relatively comfortably without needing six-goal tournament top scorer Harry Kane to net any.
Croatia will be no pushover, though. Technically superior to England in midfield thanks to the skills of Ivan Rakitic and Luka Modric -- the latter arguably the player of the tournament so far -- it'll ask questions of England's wing backs and three central defenders in a way Sweden failed to. Croatia has shown great durability by overcoming opponents in extra time and on penalties in the last two rounds while boasting greater firepower than many give it credit for. It has scored 10 goals to England's 11 so far, but has been less reliant on set pieces than England and didn't have the luxury of facing rank outsider Panama, the team England scored six against in the opening round. The market makes England clear favorites, but there's less to pick between these teams than many think, making the 90-minute draw the selection.
Best bet: Draw (+205)
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Franz555
I am already on Over 2 @ 1.75 in the Belgium / France game. I was fortunate to get that line an hour after this game was set as it has dropped since. I would lean to Croatia in the other game , due to their superior midfield , but back to back 120 min + games tell me otherwise. England should have the much fresher legs in that one. Leaning England at plus money.
Should be 2 great games
BMR_Brad
Everyone seems to be expecting at least 2 or 3 goals.
Is there much chance of a blowout high total like 5 or 6?


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THE CONCEPT OF MYSTIC IN MODERN AMERICAN FILMS OF HORROW
Olha Oleksandrivna Zabolotska
Keywords: concept of MYSTIC, functional-semantic field, conceptual metaphorical schemes
The paper concerns the theme of concept MYSTIC in filmdiscourse. There were presented ideas of different scientists (such as S. Vorkachov, A. Prykhodko, C. Jung, A.Schopenhauer and some others) concerning the problem of notion "concept" and classification of concepts. Author defines the place of concept MYSTIC in the classification of concepts, its nature, content. Using A.Prykhodko classification, the concept of MYSTIC is defined as theosophical, universal, non-regulative, non-parametric mental construction with abstract semantics.
The paper depicts conceptual metaphorical schemes occurring in studied films and lexemes which verbalize the concept MYSTIC for each of analyzed films. Named units are depicted in a form of functional-semantic field with the nucleus "mystic. It is studied on the material of horror films "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance", "Season of the Witch", "Underworld", "Constantine", "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter", "Supernatural".
Сo-nuclear area includes nominative units which are semantically close to the adjective mystic as possess the same core element in their semantics, and also help to single out this concept in the analyzed film. Peripheral area of the investigated functional-semantic field contains lexemes, which means mostly ghosts, angels, demons.
Taking into account Lakoff's scientific conception, in the context of our research we define the other concepts, which help to comprehend the concept of MYSTIC in the analyzed American horror films and reconstruct corresponding conceptual metaphors.
By means of quantitative analysis we stated the dominance of the serial "Supernatural" – where 45 conceptual metaphorical schemes were reconstructed. Accordingly 29 conceptual metaphorical schemes were singled out in the film "Underworld". The same quantity of conceptual metaphors is actualized in the films Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance" and "Season of the Witch" – 27. The film "Constantine" has 22, and the film "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" – only 7 conceptual metaphors.
Comparative analysis of the reconstructed conceptual metaphors in the analyzed films proved that common to all films are conceptual metaphors MYSTIC IS EVIL, MYSTIC IS SIN. Other conceptual metaphors vary depending on the context of each particular filmtext.
1. Supernatural. URL: http://www.tv.com/shows/supernatural/watch/
2. Underworld. URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Il4aAoUUGSg
3. Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance. URL: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6f18wf
4. Season of the Witch. URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FXzQ9PnEdw
5. Constantine. URL: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2dff4i
6. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. URL: https://www.directv.com/movies/Abraham-Lincoln-Vampire-Hunter-bGF2ajkrNFp1UEJtazdnUUZpclFpZz09


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Decisions about individual academic integrity cases are dealt with at the Faculty or School level. If you have questions about an individual case, please contact the Faculty or School using the links below.
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The University Senate has a central policy governing academic integrity at Queen's. The individual Faculties and Schools follow this central policy, although the separate Faculties or Schools may have different contexts for integrating this policy into their educational missions.
Policy Statement:
Queen's University is dedicated to creating a scholarly community free to explore a range of ideas, to build and advance knowledge, and to share the ideas and knowledge that emerge from a range of intellectual pursuits.
Queen's students, faculty, administrators and staff therefore all have responsibilities for supporting and upholding the fundamental values of academic integrity. Academic integrity is constituted by the five core fundamental values of honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility (see https://www.academicintegrity.org) and by the quality of courage. These values and qualities are central to the building, nurturing and sustaining of an academic community in which all members of the community will thrive. Adherence to the values expressed through academic integrity forms a foundation for the "freedom of inquiry and exchange of ideas" essential to the intellectual life of the University.
The following statements from "The Fundamental Values of Academic Integrity" (2nd edition), developed by the International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI), contextualize these values and qualities:
Academic communities of integrity advance the quest for truth and knowledge through intellectual and personal honesty in learning, teaching, research, and service.
Academic communities of integrity both foster and rely upon climates of mutual trust. Climates of trust encourage and support the free exchange of ideas which in turn allows scholarly inquiry to reach its fullest potential.
Academic communities of integrity establish clear and transparent expectations, standards, and practices to support fairness in the interactions of students, faculty, and administrators.
Academic communities of integrity value the interactive, cooperative, participatory nature of learning. They honor, value, and consider diverse opinions and ideas.
Academic communities of integrity rest upon foundations of personal accountability coupled with the willingness of individuals and groups to lead by example, uphold mutually agreed-upon standards, and take action when they encounter wrongdoing.
To develop and sustain communities of integrity, it takes more than simply believing in the fundamental values. Translating the values from talking points into action -- standing up for them in the face of pressure and adversity — requires determination, commitment, and courage.
Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with and adhering to the regulations concerning academic integrity. General information on academic integrity is available at Academic Integrity @ Queen's University, along with Faculty or School specific information. Departures from academic integrity include, but are not limited to, plagiarism, use of unauthorized materials, facilitation, forgery and falsification. Actions which contravene the regulation on academic integrity carry sanctions that can range from a warning, to loss of grades on an assignment, to failure of a course, to requirement to withdraw from the university.


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Маора () — муниципалитет в Испании, входит в провинцию Альбасете, в составе автономного сообщества Кастилия-Ла-Манча. Муниципалитет находится в составе района (комарки) Ла-Манчуэла. Занимает площадь 109 км². Население — 1379 человек. Расстояние — 27 км до административного центра провинции.

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Theos Travis' Blog
News Update October 2019
Apologies for the lack of updates this year, but things have been busy here and I am afraid I simply have not got round to it until now.
2019 kicked off with 3 more weeks of Soft Machine in the USA on our 50th Anniversary World tourWe have been continuing to promote the Hidden Details album. We played 2 nights in Los Angeles at the legendary Baked Potato club, 2 nights in Seattle, plus San Francisco, Santa Cruz and then flying to the East Coast of the USA, to Florida sailing from Tampa on the 'Cruise to the Edge', with amazing bands like Yes, Focus, Steve Hackett Band and Brand X. The tour was fantastic and we actually recorded various shows, so there will hopefully be an official live release sometime. Watch this space for news on that.
Apart from Soft Machine there have been some other jazz gigs mainly in and around London and I have also been writing and recording music for a couple of music production companies that supply music for TV programmes, documentaries and films. This has been both solo and collaborating with some wonderful composer/producer friends. That has been very creative and a lot of fun too. I have guested on some cool albums too, mainly recording at my home studio, including for an album by a great young singer/songwriter/guitarist from Yorkshire called Henry Parker who I met at the Trades Club Hebden Bridge when he supported a Soft Machine gig there in 2018. His genre is loosely like early John Martyn or Nick Drake and I think his music is excellent. So it was a real pleasure to contribute to his debut album 'Silent Spring'.
I continue to learn the wonderful musical instrument that is the duduk, a beautiful Armenian wooden woodwind instrument that can make such a mournful and sad yet beautiful sound. If you know either Peter Gabriel's 'Passion' - the soundtrack to the film 'The Last Temptation of Christ', or the soundtrack to the film 'Gladiator' you will probably have heard the evocative sound of the duduk. I have also been playing some guitar again and learning more about the cool music software that is Ableton Live. I have found it a very creative tool for composing new music too.
We are now in the Autumn 2019 UK Soft Machine tour and have introduced some cool new additions to the set, particularly from the album Seven (one of my favourites) which so far have worked well. I have also been writing some new material for the band and there is talk of going into the recording studio sometime next year (2020) for a new studio album which would be great. Hopefully see you somewhere on the tour, and do come and say hello!
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Hidden Details - #1 Spot in Amazon UK Charts
The new Soft Machine album 'Hidden Details' has reached the Number 1 slot in the Amazon.co.uk Jazz Fusion chart.It als...
Travis and Fripp Apps
Released on 6th July and following over two years in development, Theo together with pioneering guitar legend Robert ...
Travis and Fripp - New 3 CD Album News
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I've been sewing this plan FOREVAH! Let's see how it all turned out, shall we?
I love this dress quite a lot. It was a struggle, and it's not perfect, but I love it. "Win" all round.
This is one of those times when I'm really glad things didn't go according to plan. I love, love this top. Absolute WIN.
FINALLY DONE!! Yay! Come on–it's Archer. Of course, it's a win. I need to do some adjusting of the arm holes so I can go sleeveless and fix some chestal gappage issues, but seriously–this pattern is so full of win.
Overall, I have a very negative impression of this lineup, simply because it took soooooo long to finish! But, there are some very wearable pieces in the mish-mash plus a couple of rousing successes. And even the fails are potentially fixable.
Final Thoughts: Sewing according to a plan with a color palette in mind really does work for me. Though my tendency is to over-plan, I do have enough tenacity to see it through. . . eventually. My fabric and pattern purchases are smarter; my stashes are smaller; my wardrobe is growing and getting regularly worn. I feel like I'm finally reaching a point where I know what looks good on me, I know what I like, and I know what I'm comfortable wearing. I'm learning to identify the patterns and fabrics that live where those three qualities intersect.
I'll be back soon with a summer sewing plan!
Wardrobe sewers, how's it going? Have you made any life-changing wardrobe discoveries lately?
Has it ever taken you so long to complete a project that when you finally DO complete it, you just want to sit and bask in it's completed glory for a while? And then while you're basking in the glory, you realize you made a rather egregious error in construction?
Welcome to the world, navy Archer! Let's have a chat about you. . .
As I have made this pattern four other times, you would think that I would know what I'm doing at this point. For instance, that I would know which way the sleeve pleats face (I always have to check. Every. Time.), or which side of the cuffs belong to the button and which to the buttonhole, or WHICH SIDE OF THE SHIRT NEEDS BUTTONHOLES.
What is particularly remarkable about this rendition of the Archer is that I managed to do the button plackets on the front correctly, but when I went to sew on the buttonholes, I put them on the wrong side. Never once during the process becoming aware of the terrible mistake I was making. In fact, I didn't notice until I'd been wearing the shirt for a few hours.
Sigh. . . honestly. . .
However, I think since the navy is so dark, no one else on the planet would either notice or care. And if they do, well, they're obviously a super judgy-pants sort of person and they officially don't count.
Full disclosure–I made the same mistake on the cuffs. I realized the problem, though, before I opened the buttonholes, so I just sewed buttons on top of them. No one cares. It's fine.
Will either of these issues stop me from wearing the crap out of this shirt? NOPE.
Even though I have now made this shirt five times, I'm still dreaming of more, In particular, I want a sleeveless version. But, there's work to be done on the shoulders and armholes before that happens.
And that, my friends, marks the end of my winter/spring sewing plan from January (or was it December?). It feels SO good to be done with it. My shift dress trials really slowed things down for a long while. I'll do a wrap up post shortly, and then it's on to new adventures!
Note: I actually wrote this post ages ago when it was still cold in the South. That explains any odd references to tights–which no self-respecting southern gal would be wearing in May!
I know a lot of sewists out there like to sew whatever they feel. And I know there are many who have been caught up in this wave of wardrobe sewing. Those of you who are attempting to sew according to a plan, do you ever find it difficult to plan wisely?
I still struggle sometimes trying to determine the difference between a garment I know I'm going to wear and a garment that I ought to want to wear because it's something that everyone else is wearing. I was thinking about this the other day. How can I make consistently great wardrobe-sewing choices?
And then I realized–the best time to decide what I need to sew is when I'm getting dressed in the morning and I don't know what to wear. I'm more likely to be inspired by what everyone else is wearing when I'm sitting down with pen and paper and a hundred blogs to read. I'm inspired by what I actually want to wear when I really want to wear something that doesn't exist in my closet.
Hmmm. . . time to spruce things up in there. Winter things need to be put away. Hangers need to be sorted. And, yes, that IS a small bear sitting atop a container of catnip. Is this not something everyone keeps in her closet?
I imagine it's something like the difference between basic training and the battlefield (super dramatic metaphor, yes, but just go with it). Spending hours falling into the deep, dark abyss of Pinterest or trolling countless sewing/fashion blogs is like your basic training. You learn what's out there. You get an idea of what you can make. You discover what you like to look at. But, when it comes time to actually put on some clothes and rush out the door–that's the battlefield. That's when things get real. That's when things don't always go according to plan. Sure, maybe I pinned and made a yellow pencil skirt that I thought I absolutely couldn't live without, but if I never want to actually put it on in the morning, what's the point?
The solution? So simple, I probably don't even need to mention it.
Post-it Notes! All I do is take a moment to ask myself, "If I could wear anything today, what would it be?" When the answer comes to me, I either find its equivalent in my closet, or I jot the idea on a note and stick it to the inside of my closet door. When planning time comes round again, all I have to do is match my wardrobe wish list with existing patterns. To help me in my wardrobing endeavors, I've been curating a Pinterest board of potential patterns. Like virtual sticky notes!
Thanks to a simple office supply, some day I will stand in front of my open closet doors and rather than feeling like my closet is full of nothing, I'll be greeted with more options than I can choose between.
Idealistic? Unrealistic? Maybe. But I believe!
Do you have any great tips for sewing what you'll love to wear?
Me-Made-May, a celebration of self-stitchery and the daily donning thereof, is an event that I am wholeheartedly in support of. So, why am I not participating this year? Well, here's the thing. . .
I decided a couple months ago that I probably wouldn't take part in MMM14. I'm going through sort of a transitional time as I finish up one new job and prepare for another. Yep–that's right! Starting in August I am teaching two new (one brand new, one new-to-me) classes in both middle and high school. Let the general insanity ensue! As I'm finishing up grading and lightly mourning for my departed seniors, I find myself also neck-deep in planning for a new writing class next year and the happy surprise addition of being the new yearbook adviser! This all just happened last week, and I'm still trying to wrap my brain around it.
So, while I'm happy to be free of the responsibility of daily outfit documentation, I'm also a little sad to be on the sidelines while everyone else proudly displays their lovely Me-Mades. I guess I am still following along in spirit since I wear things I've made almost every day. There are still considerable gaps in my closet, but doing this whole "Sewing a Wardrobe" thing has really helped me get ready every morning and–bonus!–be happy about what I'm wearing.
All that said, as promised, I do have something to show you today! It's not the shift dress you're expecting, but it is wardrobe worthy.
I hesitate to call this a Lady Skater "mod" since all I did was go sleeveless. But, getting from the original plan to the final product was the sort of process that a mod typically induces.
Gaping armholes have always been a problem in my sewing life. Typically they require adding a dart and then rotating that dart into an existing dart which produces the scooped armhole that I need.
However, when working with a knit dress that has long sleeves, it's not really a problem. Until you notice it, that is.
I became very aware of the problem when I attempted to use the cap sleeve option on my red and white nautical flag Lady Skater. When I completed the sleeves and tried the dress on, something was very wrong.
The sleeves were too, too big. Why? Because they were meant for armholes that were too big and the wrong shape for my shoulders.
Very poorly framed photo, but you can see the terrible sleeve on the right.
Since I didn't have enough fabric to cut out brand new sleeves, I had to improvise. The dress really looked more summer-appropriate than cold weather-friendly, so I decided to try going sleeveless.
First, I had to cure the armhole gaping. The only thing for it was to cinch up the shoulder seam on the outside edge and add that armhole dart.
I know. A dart in a knit. I know. It's going to be okay.
But, you can see, it greatly improves the fit around the sleeves and bust. Well, the bust is a bit tight now, but that's an easy future fix.
Then, I cut a couple of bands to bind the armholes. First, I made them too wide, and they looked ridiculous. . .
Okay, you can't really tell in this picture, but the bands gaped at the bottom and it looked terrible.
And then I got to rip those out and try again with a much narrower band. They looked much, much better.
There were two reasons it took me forever to make this dress. 1. I was in shift-fitting hell. 2. Steam-a-Seam hasn't gotten their act together yet and re-released their fusible tape. I always use Steam-a-Seam Lite to get a really nice, even hem on my knits, but several months ago they ceased production because they had run into a problem with. . . something I can't remember. When I checked back in February to see how things were going, they were promising to re-release "soon." Soon has not yet occurred.
Well, not wanting to wait forever for the power to hem knits, I decided to try the Dritz version, Stitchwitchery.
Altogether, I've become used to working with a much more user-friendly fusible tape. And I miss it and it needs to come back.
In spite of all those trials, I managed to create a decent hem which may or may not be even all the way round. I even attempted to use my twin needle. I didn't have an extra spool of red thread, so I just used white. It's whatever.
Here's the thing with twin needle hemming that I can't get right: the tension. My bobbin thread never becomes the zig-zag that it's supposed to. It's always very easily pulled out. Even when I crank my tension up as high as it will go. I had better success this time with my Janome, but it's still not perfect. And were this a fitted skirt, I would definitely have problems with the bobbin thread breaking.
In the end, I think we can all agree on one thing: This dress is finally done.
Outtake #1. Apparently, I wasn't aware there was one more picture to take.
I know I sound a bit sour, but I do like this dress. It's only flaw, really, is that it's too tight. And maybe the back waist is still too low.
I plan this summer to embark on a fitting journey to conquer the Lady Skater. I have quite a few legitimate mods in mind, and I need to start with a good fit. But, we'll discuss Summer Sewing details in a future post.
If I never show up here again, it's only because I've been shanked in a shady, back alley Steam-a-Seam Lite deal gone wrong.
Outtake #2. There was a wasp. I was worried.
Anybody doing Me-Made-May for the first time? How's it going?
Why would you make a knit dress pattern and demand that your sewers use a knit with at least 50% stretch if you're just going to add ease to the pattern?? I mean, the whole point of using fabric with lots of stretch is that you can make a garment with negative ease and still be comfortable. If you're going to add two whole inches of ease to your pattern, why can't I use a nice jersey with 30% or even 20% stretch? Okay–it might have been more like 1 1/2″, but still. . .
And did you seriously think I was going to ease in a sleeve in the round on a knit dress??? Honestly, Butterick. I'm not convinced you people know how knit fabric works.
So, my lovely readers, I have finished my Butterick 5794 dress. It's a nice dress, and I like it. But there are a lot of flaws–well, just a few that really bug me.
I do like the bow, and I like the slight hi/lo hem. I think this dress will fit very nicely into my wardrobe.
I have to say, though, that I'm pretty much over gathers in general–especially in knits. It just seems like a waste of stretch fabric, you know?
Was literally falling over. . .
Now that I've made this pattern twice, I've decided it's unlikely I'll make it again. So, I've added this one to the pile of patterns that I'm clearing from my stash. If I want a dress like this again, the obvious answer is the Lady Skater. I already know exactly how I'd do it.
Have you ever sewn up a "Big 4" pattern for knits? How did it turn out?


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A statement circulating for signatures among U.S Catholic health care ethicists forcefully disagrees with a Vatican official's March 16 opinion that artificial hydration and nutrition for patients in a "persistent vegetative state" is "simply care," and not medical intervention.
Bishop Elio Sgreccia, vice president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, made the claim at a news conference prior to the March 17-20 congress of the World Federation of Catholic Medical Associations, a gathering of 350 physicians and medical ethicists in Rome.
The view advanced by Sgreccia is "irresponsible" and flies in the face of "the many statements to the contrary offered by medical societies, individual bishops and conferences of bishops," said the U.S. statement, written by Dominican Fr. Kevin O'Rourke, professor at the Neiswanger Institute of Ethics and Public Policy and the Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University, Chicago.
His statement was prepared prior to a Las Vegas meeting of Catholic Health Association ethicists March 24-26.
The Rome congress on "Life-Sustaining Treatments and the Vegetative State: Scientific Advances and Ethical Dilemmas," however, echoed Sgreccia's stance on its opening day when Eugene F. Diamond, director of the Catholic Medical Association's Linacre Institute, also said that the provision of nutrition and hydration through tubes was not "extraordinary" intervention but obligatory care.
The Sgreccia-Diamond viewpoint is not one that would be accepted by a significant majority of U.S. Catholic ethicists, James J. Walter, O'Malley professor of bioethics at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, told NCR.
"We normally understand 'care,' " he said, "to mean washing the patient's body, turning the patient so they don't get decubidi [bedsores], things of that sort, and you could include providing a tray of food to a patient.
Terri Schiavo has been in a persistent vegetative state since suffering heart failure in 1990 when she was 26. Her husband, Michael Schiavo, said his wife would not want to be kept alive in this state. Her parents, Bob and Mary Schindler, insist their daughter responds to them and could improve. It took action by the Florida state legislature and an order from Florida Gov. Jeb Bush to have Schiavo's withdrawn feeding tube reinserted in October 2003.
As if in anticipation of the Rome gathering, the Catholic Health Association organized a March 10 members' audio conference on Schiavo and artificial nutrition and hydration in Catholic hospitals.
Such confirmation assures "us that life support may be withdrawn if it does not offer hope of benefit or imposes an excessive burden. The decision concerning hope of benefit is to be made by the patient or the patient's proxy. A representative of the church may offer guidance, but should not preempt the right of patient or proxy.
Sources for this article included NCR's Rome bureau and Catholic News Service.
ROME, March 20, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - In a speech today to the international congress on "Life- sustaining treatments and the vegetative state", Pope John Paul II has made the first definitive statement on nutrition and hydration, ending years of debate among theologians. The Pope clarified that removal of nutrition and hydration from patients in a vegetative state who are not otherwise dying is gravely immoral.
Alex Schadenberg, of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition is in Rome at the conference and told LifeSiteNews.com, that the issue has been troubling for Catholic Church leaders for many years with different bishops and theologians coming to different conclusions on the matter. "The Bishops of Texas said a couple of years ago that nutrition and hydration in the case of a patient in a vegetative state was optional, however the Bishops of Pennsylvania said that nutrition and hydration were mandatory, just as the Pope has affirmed today."
In his address the Pope taught "In particular, I want to emphasize that the administration of water and food . . . always represents a natural means of preservation of life, not a medical treatment." He continued, "Its employment is therefore is to be considered, in principle, proportionate and ordinary, and as such morally obligatory."
Thus John Paul II confirmed that by commission or omission, euthanasia is "a serious violation of the Law of God" and is the "morally unacceptable deliberate killing of a human person."
Schadenberg told LifeSite that the Pope directly contradicted Catholic theologians such as the famed Kevin O'Rourke who suggest that when a person is no longer able to exercise higher functioning he ceases to be a person. The Pope said, "I feel the duty to reaffirm with vigor that the intrinsic value and the personal dignity of every human being does not change." He said, "A man, even if seriously sick or unable to exercise his higher functions, is and will be always a man, he will never become a 'vegetable' or an 'animal'."
The Pope said cost cannot be a factor as human life is of supreme value. Moreover considerations of "quality of life" and pain management cannot factor into the equation when dealing with denying nutrition and hydration since such considerations stem from a principle of eugenics.


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'The Hustle' trailer: Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson are dirty rotten scoundrels
By Silas Lesnick | Feb 12, 2019
From Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures comes "The Hustle," a new comedy based on Frank Oz's 1988 classic "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" (which itself was based on the 1964 Ralph Levy film "Bedtime Story"). The new version sets Anne Hathaway as wealthy con artist Josephine Chesterfield and Rebel Wilson as two-bit hustler Penny Rust. When their worlds collide, the game begins.
In addition to the trailer, MGM has also released the official poster for "The Hustle" as well as three stills from the film. Check them all out right here:
"The Hustle" is directed by Chris Addison from a screenplay by Stanley Shapiro & Paul Henning and Dale Launer and Jac Schaeffer. Wilson herself produces alongside Roger Birnbaum p.g.a.
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Fresh herbs and creamy goat cheese are stuffed into these fresh baby peppers, roasting develops lots of flavor, and the balsamic glaze adds the extra zing. It can be a tasty appetizer, or can be served with main course.
With a small pairing knife make a small slit or incision down the middle of the peppers.
Wash and clean peppers inside and out, removing any seeds.
In a small bowl, combine goat cheese, fresh herbs, pine nuts if using salt and pepper to taste until well blended.
Drizzle peppers with olive oil.
Roast for about 20 minutes until cheese is melted and peppers are soft.
Remove from oven and drizzle a little bit balsamic glaze over each pepper.
Do not drizzle too much glaze, because it is concentrated, it has lots of flavor, only a few drips will be enough.


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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - A South Georgia district attorney said a new scientific DNA method has been admitted for an upcoming trial out of Bainbridge. And the entire state could begin to use 'True Allele' which could help crime investigators find killers more quickly.
Joe Mulholland, the district attorney for the South Georgia Judicial Circuit, said last week that the judge ruled that True Allele is scientifically reliable and prosecutors can move forward with including this in the trial for Hubert Moore's murder.
Prosecutors were able to use the co-mingled DNA to identify Thaddus Nundra as the man they believe pulled the trigger while Moore was working at the Bainbridge Post Searchlight in 2017.
"We were able to say, 'Yes, this was the shooter's hat,' which was Nundra and we also submitted the other two individuals who were involved in the shooting and they were excluded. We were able to say, 'Yes, he's the shooter of the three.' We know he was the one who did the shooting," said Mulholland.
The trial will begin on Feb. 11 in Decatur County.
Prosecutors said that if the three men are convicted, it will go to the supreme court.
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Microsoft has officially acknowledged that listens on and writes a separate record of the conversations of Skype users and voice assistant Cortana, according to Motherboard. Now this was reported in the updated privacy policy on its web pages.
To confirm the fact of wiretapping of the company decided after material Motherboard. It said that Microsoft sent employees to a third-party record conversations of users, which contained personal data of the clients of the company. These records are transcribed and translated.
"We realized we can do a better job and explicitly state that our employees or employees on contract sometimes studying the data," said a Microsoft representative.
The company decided to keep the functionality of the application unchanged, limiting the indication that the records sometimes can be heard and decoded in text format. Microsoft added that gives users the ability to delete such records using a special utility.
Previously, Google has admitted to this practice. The company said that its experts listen to the commands that give users a voice assistant. This step in Google's explained by the desire to improve the OCR recognition language.
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Every American deserves an equal voice in government. That is our birthright of freedom, won through generations of struggle. But today our democracy is in crisis. In this post-Citizens United era, American elections are dominated by billionaires and big money interests who can spend unlimited sums of campaign money to protect their special interests at the general expense. Meanwhile, as the super-rich dominate the "money primary" that decides who can run for office, almost half of the states in the union have passed new laws that disenfranchise everyday voters, especially people of color and the poor.
This corruption violates the core principle of American democracy — "one person, one vote" citizen equality. And it is blocking reform on virtually every critical issue facing our country: from addressing historic economic inequality, to tackling climate change and ending mass incarceration. We simply cannot solve the urgent crises that face our nation if we don't save democracy first.
But if the status quo goes unchallenged, the 2016 election — already set to be the most billionaire-dominated, secret money-drenched, voter suppression-marred contest in modern American history — will likely yield a President and a Congress more bound to the masters of big money than ever before. And our planet and people just can't afford that. But there is another possibility.


The "ipa passwd" command fails when using uppercase or mixed case user names Identity Management (IdM) 4.4.0 introduced unified handling of user principals in all commands. However, some commands were not fully converted. As a consequence, the "ipa passwd" command fails when you use uppercase or mixed case letters in user names. To work around this issue, use only lower case letters in user names when using the "ipa passwd" command.
Expected results: The password change should work.
Attaching the automation logs for RHEL7.1/RHEL7.2 where the test passes whereas for RHEL7.3 it fails without any change in automation code.
I've added 'mixed case' in two places. Otherwise it is good.


Some UCLA fans woke up Thursday to the sound of their new basketball coach's voice.
Mick Cronin introduced himself to donors and season ticket-holders through a robocall, asking them to join the Bruins for games next season at Pauley Pavilion.
After weeks of waiting to learn if he would get the job he's long coveted, Cronin has sprung into action like a tiger unleashed from captivity. He's already met with his players, conducted interviews and reached out to the team's incoming freshmen.
Cronin had a 35-minute phone conversation with Santa Margarita High forward Jake Kyman, according to Coley Kyman, Jake's father.
Cronin was also free to contact prospective recruits as of noon Thursday after an NCAA-mandated dead period ended. The Bruins don't currently have any additional scholarships to offer for next season, but that could change if other players leave for the NBA draft or transfer. The spring signing period runs from Wednesday to May 15.
Cronin said during his introductory news conference Wednesday that he wanted everybody on the roster to stay and he understood there could be some trepidation among his players about their fit with a new coach.
Cronin said he told his players that their goal was to become a team that nobody wanted to play because they could never easily be defeated.
To win what would be UCLA's first Pac-12 Conference regular-season championship since coach Ben Howland's final season in 2012-13, Cronin said, the Bruins must prepare to beat the best team on their schedule, win on the road and defeat top-20 teams.
Cronin wouldn't say when those things might happen, though true to his first days on the job, he appeared to be in a rush.


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Cisco's Talos group is tracking a threat actor running what Talos calls "DNSpionage" malware against Middle Eastern targets. Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates have attracted the most attention. At least two espionage campaigns are in progress. One phishes victims with bogus job listings that induce the users to open malicious Microsoft Office documents. The other redirects the DNS of legitimate domains. Talos, which regards the unknown threat actor as painstaking and focused, has been unable to draw connections with other known threats.
Citizen Lab (and Amnesty, which is "taking legal advice") have recently drawn attention to apparent abuse of NSO Group's Pegasus tool by various governments. Kaspersky has noticed that another company, government vendor Negg, seems to offer an iOS implant. This suggests to Kaspersky that iOS spyware may not be as rare as hitherto generally believed (Motherboard).
The Iranian threat group Cobalt Dickens is back, and actively prospecting targets in universities. Secureworks' Counter Threat Unit says they're after credentials, and using familiar social engineering tactics.
Facebook's transatlantic grilling proceeds (WIRED). Company emails Westminster seized from a third party indicate that the social network knew about and investigated Russian data harvesting as early as 2014, two years before Facebook publicly acknowledged Moscow's interest in election meddling (Telegraph).
Today's issue includes events affecting Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Finland, France, Germany, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea, Latvia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States.
According to a Ponemon Institute study, 34% of cybersecurity professionals said a lack of budget was a major barrier to effective insider threat management. So, how do you ask for the budget you need to proactively detect and stop insider threats? The latest guide from ObserveIT gives you the in-depth information you need to ask for a dedicated insider threat line item in your cybersecurity budget. Download The Guide to Budgeting for Insider Threat Management today.
In today's podcast, up later this afternoon, we hear from our partners at the University of Maryland's Center for Health and Homeland Security, as Ben Yelin reviews Government requests that Google's Nest turn over user information. And our UK correspondent Carole Theriault speaks with Graham Cluley about police monitoring criminals using the Ironchat secure messaging service.
International Spy Museum's 2nd Annual William H. Webster Distinguished Service Award Dinner (Washington, DC, United States, November 28, 2018) Join the Spy Museum for the second annual William H. Webster Distinguished Service Award Dinner honoring Admiral William H. McRaven on Wednesday, November 28 at The Ritz-Carlton. For tickets, visit spymuseum.org.
Malware Companies Are Finding New Ways to Spy on iPhones (Motherboard) Kaspersky Lab's found evidence that a small spyware government contractor sells iOS malware, showing it may not be as rare as some people think.
New Hacker Group Behind 'DNSpionage' Attacks in Middle East (Dark Reading) Motives are not fully clear, though data exfiltration is one possibility, Cisco Talos says.
Bypassing CVE-2018-15442: Another case of DLL Hijacking (SecureAuth) As an exploit writer, one of my tasks consists of gathering common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVE) and all of the information related to them in order to design an exploit for Core Impact. As part of this process I stumbled across CVE-2018-15422: A vulnerability in the update service of Cisco WebEx Meetings Desktop App for Windows.
Malvertising Campaign Impacts Millions of iOS Users (Threatpost) Researchers say the bad actor behind the malvertising campaign is still active.
Back to School: COBALT DICKENS Targets Universities (SecureWorks) Despite indictments in March 2018, the Iranian threat group is likely responsible for a large-scale campaign that targeted university credentials using the same spoofing tactics as previous attacks.
Microsoft explains one Azure authentication outage as another one happens (Ars Technica) Three different problems came together to break authentication earlier this month.
I've got a bridge to sell you. Why AutoCAD malware keeps chugging on (Ars Technica) CAD forever changed the design of modern buildings and industrial espionage alike.
Rockaway Township police computers down after possible cyber attack (Daily Record) Computer systems at the Police Department and Town Hall have been down since Thanksgiving after a possible cyber attack, sources said.
UPDATE: Mat-Su Borough Assembly to vote on funds for cyber attack response (KTUU) Months after a sophisticated cyber attack took the Mat-Su Borough's network offline, the borough is shifting around funds to continue its effort to rebuild and upgrade its network infrastructure.
Facebook, Twitter crack down on AI babysitter-rating service (Washington Post) Predictim's chief said the company was undeterred by the restrictions: "If you're not hiding anything, if you're not abusive, if you're not a bully, I don't see why you'd be scared."
Siemens patches major firewall flaw, other vulnerabilities (TechGenix) German conglomerate Siemens has been busy trying to close several gaps in its security infrastructure caused by critical vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity 2019: Predictions you can't ignore (Help Net Security) As we move forward to 2019, expect credit card and payment information theft to continue to rise, according to research from CyberInt.
Who's the Weakest Link in Your Supply Chain? (Dark Reading) Nearly 60% of organizations have suffered data breaches resulting from a third party, as suppliers pose a growing risk to enterprise security.
Defense officials taking advantage of new cyber authorities (Fifth Domain) New authorities allow DoD to act faster and respond quicker to activities in cyberspace.
Censys Raises $2.6 Million Seed Round Led by GV and Greylock Partners (Odessa American) Censys, Inc., the trusted provider of Internet security data, announced its $2.6M Series Seed round to help companies find where their data may be exposed.
[Corrected] CyberGRX Raises $30 Million in Series C Funding Round Led by Scale Venture Partners (BusinessWire) CyberGRX today announced that it has raised $30 million in Series C funding led by Scale Venture Partners.
Can Palo Alto Networks Turn Up the Heat This Earnings Season? (The Motley Fool) Investors will be looking for a solid performance.
Verodin Appoints Anomali Co-Founder Colby DeRodeff as Chief Technology Officer (BusinessWire) Colby DeRodeff joins Verodin's executive team to further drive the rapid expansion of its Security Instrumentation Platform.
Bandura Cyber Announces Strategic Partnership with Castra Consulting to Enable Automated Threat Intelligence Protection (BusinessWire) Bandura Cyber has announced a strategic partnership with Castra Consulting Managed Services.
Offensive Security redesigns Exploit Database, its archive of public exploits (Help Net Security) Offensive Security updated Exploit Databas contains library of exploits, shellcode and security papers, adds filters and searching of displayed results.
Fugue Risk Manager protects against data breaches with self-healing cloud infrastructure (Help Net Security) Fugue solution can identify infrastructure compliance violations and automatically remediate unauthorized changes and configuration drift.
Cylance Introduces AI-Powered Cloud Security Solution for AWS (BusinessWire) The award-winning CylancePROTECT® solution now supports AWS Linux to protect application instances running on cloud services infrastructure.
Bitglass and the Rise of Cloud Security Posture Management - Security Boulevard (Security Boulevard) As companies begin moving data from on-premises solutions to the cloud, the need to protect sensitive information and prevent data breaches becomes increasingly important.
Odo software prototype provides solution to sophisticated cyber-spying (Intelligence Online) French researchers are poised to make code obfuscation technology, which provides protection against sophisticated computer attacks, available to all.
SCADAfence Partners With Demisto to Extend Automated Incident Response and Security Orchestration to OT Networks (Sys-Con Media) SCADAfence, the industry leader in cybersecurity and visibility solutions for industrial OT networks, is partnering with Demisto, an innovator in security automation and orchestration technology, to enable industrial organizations to respond to the ever-increasing threats that spread from IT to OT networks.
Who is responsible for IoT security in healthcare? (CSO Online) NIST panel debates who should own IoT security: vendors or users. The issue is especially important when it comes to protecting medical devices.
Why compliance is never enough (Help Net Security) Security leadership can steer senior management from focusing solely on compliance by educating them on what must be done to protect against cyber threats.
DDoS protection, mitigation and defense: 8 essential tips (CSO Online) Protecting your network from DDoS attacks starts with planning your response. Here, security experts offer their best advice for fighting back.
Key reasons holding back MFA adoption by mainframe customers (Help Net Security) While 64% of mainframers are aware that MFA is now available to control access to mainframe apps, only 20% acknowledge their organization is using it.
Breaking down the barriers to an IoT-enabled government (GCN) Because the internet of things represents real and concrete risks, it's time to accelerate progress toward a more orchestrated security framework so the government can tap into its many unique advantages.
What changes will the Corps' experiments in the information environment bring? (Marine Corps Times) The infantry battalion was a previous focus, and experiments led to the adoption of new gear and the downsizing and reconfiguring of the rifle squad.
The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare (C4ISRNET) New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
How to Save the Cybersecurity Industry (Security Boulevard) Traditional 'detect and respond' antivirus products are failing, as cyber-criminals grow ever more inventive and legacy solutions simply can't keep up with the explosion in new malware. In this video, we discuss what can be done to halt this trend.
Can a new DoD center cut through the electronic warfare static? (C4ISRNET) The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center could help overburdened EW analysts.
The Army's new approach for developing electronic warfare systems (C4ISRNET) The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
Security Industry Association Announces 2018 RISE Scholarship Winners (Security Industry Association) The Security Industry Association (SIA) has selected six young professionals employed at SIA member companies to receive the 2018 SIA RISE Scholarship.
The UTSA National Security Collaboration Center welcomes its first partners on campus (UTSA Today) While the construction of a new research facility will commence at the Downtown Campus next year, it's not slowing down the UTSA National Security Collaboration Center (NSCC) from taking shape. Federal and industry partners are now arriving on campus to work with UTSA faculty and students.
NSA employees can get UTSA degrees through new program (ExpressNews) The University of Texas at San Antonio is one of eight higher education institutions around the country partnering with the National Security Agency to give agency employees the opportunity to get degrees in cybersecurity and languages.
Trump proposes a government-run TV news network to counter CNN (Ars Technica) Trump wants "Worldwide Network to show the World the way we really are, GREAT!"
The US Loves To Charge Other Governments' Hackers With Crimes. What Happens When One Of Those Countries Returns The Favor? (BuzzFeed News) As the US grows increasingly comfortable with "name-and-shame" tactics against hackers who work for China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia, it's only a matter of time before US government hackers are outed.
What Really Matters in 'Defending Forward'? (Lawfare) Why did the Pentagon choose a cyber strategy of "defending forward"?
Ex-NSA chief welcomes more U.S. offensive operations in cyberspace (Cyberscoop) Former National Security Agency director Michael Rogers has welcomed the Trump administration's willingness to use cyber-operations to deter foreign adversaries, adding that the United States' previous reluctance to do so was counterproductive.
Home Affairs attempts to allay concerns about Australian exporters for encryption-busting Bill (ZDNet) ASIO will immediately seek to use the legislation when it comes into force.
U.S. Senate Committee On Commerce, Science, & Transportation - Hearings (U.S. Senate Committee On Commerce, Science, & Transportation) U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), chairman of the Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance, and Data Security, will convene a subcommittee hearing titled "Oversight of the Federal Trade Commission," at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, November 27, 2018.
Top House Armed Services Democrat wants oversight of new DoD cyber strategy (Federal News Network) Rep. Jim Langevin has a cyber-focused legislative session planned.
One breach standard is better than 50 state regimes: Treasury official (American Banker) The comments by Brent McIntosh, Treasury's general counsel, are at odds with concerns by state regulators and consumer groups who fear that a national standard on how firms handle data breaches could weaken pre-existing rules.
Facebook faces fresh lashing from nine countries for its inability to stop the spread of fake news (Washington Post) Facebook on Tuesday faced a fresh lashing from regulators representing Canada, France, the United Kingdom and six other countries for the social-networking giant's inability to stop the spread of misinformation online and protect its users' personal data.
Everything You Should Know About Facebook's UK Privacy Drama (WIRED) Lawmakers from nine countries grilled Facebook on Tuesday using a cache of sealed documents that had been seized in London last week.
Robert Mueller's Endgame May Be in Sight (WIRED) Recent developments in the special counsel investigation indicate that things are about to heat up.
Russian firm indicted by Mueller wants permission to disclose 'sensitive' US info (TheHill) A Russian consulting firm indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller is set to ask a U.S. court for permission to internally share information the federal government deems "sensitive."
House Cmte. Reviewing Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Testimony For False Statements (The Federalist) The House Energy and Commerce committee is currently reviewing whether Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey provided false testimony to Congress last September.
Federal judge delays decision on unsealing 'interesting' Julian Assange case (Washington Post) Prosecutors inadvertently revealed in a recent filing for an unrelated case that the WikiLeaks founder has been charged under seal.
Two International Cybercriminal Rings Dismantled and Eight Defendants Indicted for Causing Tens of Millions of Dollars in Losses in Digital Advertising Fraud () A 13-count indictment was unsealed today in federal court in Brooklyn charging Aleksandr Zhukov, Boris Timokhin, Mikhail Andreev, Denis Avdeev, Dmitry Novikov, Sergey Ovsyannikov, Aleksandr Isaev and Yevgeniy Timchenko with criminal violations for their involvement in perpetrating widespread digital advertising fraud.
IRS missed steps to accurately track outside data breaches, TIGTA reports (Federal News Network) The IRS failed to flag compromised personally identifiable information (PII) linked to dozens of external data breaches last year and put the tax information of nearly 11,000 people at risk, according to a recent watchdog audit.
Lax Oversight Enabled Illegal Wiretaps by Ex-Brooklyn DA, Lawyers Say in Proposed Class Suit (New York Law Journal) Relatives of an ex-Brooklyn DA's two surveillance targets allege she likely listened to the phone conversations of at least 700 other people during that period.
Lenovo to pay $7.3m for installing adware in 750,000 laptops (HackRead) In 2015, Beijing based laptop manufacturer and seemingly reliable technology company Lenovo made headlines that its 750,000 laptops had pre-installed adware called VisualDiscovery developed by Superfish.


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by Annie | Sep 5, 2010 | Uncategorized | 0 comments
Okay, so what you need to know is this: 1. Timberlake is a town in north central South Dakota. 2. While there is, technically, a "lake" there is noooooo timber. 3. It is kinda in the middle of no where. 4. Fr. C. was reassigned there this July.
Because of Father and how he loves us and we love him, when he asked Jac to come up to the parish centenial to take photos, we said "SURE!" We said yes without knowing exactly where or how far we were going. We'd figure that out later.We were going to Timberlake!
When Jac's glasses broke literally minutes before we were supposed to leave, we panicked for a moment but when we started breathing again, we called the eye doctor and then we were going to Timberlake!
Unstoppable? Yes, that's us!
Three and a half hours later we were in Timberlake along with the majority of the country side. The whole town was celebrating 100 years and every nook and cranny screamed it was the place to be. Tents filled every lawn and the dirt streets throughout town were lined with cars. Again, we didn't know where we were headed, but with a small town and a live concert happening at the parish, we figured we'd find it.
As he hopped out of the car to greet Fr., Philip announced, "That was a looooooong trip!"
But in the end we all agreed it was worth it.
How often, after all, do you get to celebrate 100 years of anything? There was a concert and a tour of the old school, mass with the Bishop and a blessing with a relic of the true cross. The true cross, friends! Afterwards, we walked main street and Fr. treated us to supper in a tent with sawdust on the floor. Perhaps the best moment of the day was the kids following the Bishop with their hotdogs in hand and sitting down to pray and eat while the rest of the adults tried to figure out details like drinks and seats and such.
Thanks, Padre, for the invite. We hope to get back up in your neck of the non-woods again soon!
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