The following is a guest post by Philip Walton (@philwalton). He is going to explain why stopping event propagation isn't something you should do lightly, and probably something you should avoid altogether.
If you're a front end developer, at some point in your career you've probably had to build a popup or dialog that dismissed itself after the user clicked anywhere else on the page. If you searched online to figure out the best way to do this, chances are you came across this Stack Overflow question: How to detect a click outside an element?.
// Hide the menus if visible.
In case it's not clear what this code is doing, here's a quick rundown: If a click event propagates to the <html> element, hide the menus. If the click event originated from inside #menucontainer, stop that event so it will never reach the <html> element, thus only clicks outside of #menucontainer will hide the menus.
The above code is simple, elegant, and clever all at the same time. Yet, unfortunately, it's absolutely terrible advice.
This solution is roughly equivalent to fixing a leaky shower by turning off the water to the bathroom. It works, but it completely ignores the possibility that any other code on the page might need to know about that event.
Still, it's the most upvoted answer to this question, so people assume it's sound advice.
You might be thinking to yourself: who even writes code like this themselves anymore? I use a well-tested library like Bootstrap, so I don't need to worry, right?
Unfortunately, no. Stopping event propagation is not just something recommended by bad Stack Overflow answers; it's also found in some of the most popular libraries in use today.
In the following example, if you open the dropdown and click anywhere else in the frame, the dropdown should close itself. However, if you open the dropdown and then click on "Remote Link", it doesn't work.
See the Pen Stop Propagation Demo by Philip Walton (@philipwalton) on CodePen.
This bug happens because the Bootstrap code responsible for closing the dropdown menu is listening for click events on the document. But since jquery-ujs stops event propagation in its data-remote link handlers, those clicks never reach the document, and thus the Bootstrap code never runs.
The worst part about this bug is that there's absolutely nothing that Bootstrap (or any other library) can do to prevent it. If you're dealing with the DOM, you're always at the mercy of whatever other poorly-written code is running on the page.
Modifying a single, fleeting event might seem harmless at first, but it comes with risks. When you alter the behavior that people expect and that other code depends on, you're going to have bugs. It's just a matter of time.
And in my experience, these sorts of bugs are some of the hardest to track down.
Why Do People Stop Event Propagation?
We know there's bad advice on the Internet promoting the unnecessary use of stopPropagation, but that isn't the only reason people do it.
Frequently, developers stop event propagation without even realizing it.
// A jQuery event handler.
// A native event handler.
Returning false from an inline event handler prevents the browser from navigating to the link address, but it doesn't stop the event from propagating through the DOM.
Returning false from a jQuery event handler prevents the browser from navigating to the link address and it stops the event from propagating through the DOM.
Returning false from a regular DOM event handler does absolutely nothing.
When you expect something to happen and it doesn't, it's confusing, but you usually catch it right away. A much bigger problem is when you expect something to happen and it does but with unanticipated and unnoticed side-effects. That's where nightmare bugs come from.
Because of the confusion around return false, and the fact that it stops event propagation in jQuery handlers, I'd recommend never using it. It's much better to be explicit with your intentions and call those event methods directly.
Note: If you use jQuery with CoffeeScript (which automatically returns the last expression of a function) make sure you don't end your event handlers with anything that evaluates to the Boolean false or you'll have the same problem.
Every so often you'll read some advice (usually written a while ago) that recommends stopping propagation for performance reasons.
Back in the days of IE6 and even older browsers, a complicated DOM could really slow down your site. And since events travel through the entire DOM, the more nodes you had, the slower everything got.
If your document structure is very complex (lots of nested tables and such) you may save system resources by turning off bubbling. The browser has to go through every single ancestor element of the event target to see if it has an event handler. Even if none are found, the search still takes time.
With today's modern browsers, however, any performance gains you get from stopping event propagation will likely go unnoticed by your users. It's a micro-optimization and certainly not your performance bottleneck.
I recommend not worrying about the fact that events propagate through the entire DOM. After all, it's part of the specification, and browsers have gotten very good at doing it.
As a general rule, stopping event propagation should never be a solution to a problem. If you have a site with several event handlers that sometimes interfere with each other, and you discover that stopping propagation makes everything work, that's a bad thing. It might fix your immediate problem, but it's probably creating another one you're not aware of.
Stopping propagation should be thought of like canceling an event, and it should only be used with that intent. Perhaps you want to prevent a form submission or disallow focus to an area of the page. In these cases you're stopping propagation because you don't want an event to happen, not because you have an unwanted event handler registered higher up in the DOM.
In the "How to detect a click outside of an element?" example above, the purpose of calling stopPropagation isn't to get rid of the click event altogether, it's to avoid running some other code on the page.
In addition to this being a bad idea because it alters global behavior, it's a bad idea because it puts the menu hiding logic in two different and unrelated places, making it far more fragile than necessary.
A much better solution is to have a single event handler whose logic is fully encapsulated and whose sole responsibility is to determine whether or not the menu should be hidden for the given event.
The above handler listens for clicks on the document and checks to see if the event target is #menucontainer or has #menucontainer as a parent. If it doesn't, you know the click originated from outside of #menucontainer, and thus you can hide the menus if they're visible.
About a year ago I start writing an event handling library to help deal with this problem. Instead of stopping event propagation, you would simply mark an event as "handled". This would allow event listeners registered farther up the DOM to inspect an event and, based on whether or not it had been "handled", determine if any further action was needed. The idea was that you could "stop event propagation" without actually stopping it.
As it turned out, I never ended up needing this library. In 100% of the cases where I found myself wanting to check if an event hand been "handled", I noticed that a previous listener had called preventDefault. And the DOM API already provides a way to inspect this: the defaultPrevented property.
To help clarify this, let me offer an example.
To avoid tracking these kinds of clicks, it might be tempting to stop event propagation, but inspecting the event for defaultPrevented is a much better way.
// Ignore this event if preventDefault has been called.
Since calling preventDefault in a click handler will always prevent the browser from navigating to a link's address, you can be 100% confident that if defaultPrevented is true, the user did not go anywhere. In other words, this technique is both more reliable than stopPropagation, and it won't have any side effects.
Hopefully this article has helped you think about DOM events in a new light. They're not isolated pieces that can be modified without consequence. They're global, interconnected objects that often affect far more code than you initially realize.
To avoid bugs, it's almost always best to leave events alone and let them propagate as the browser intended.
If you're ever unsure about what to do, just ask yourself the following question: is it possible that some other code, either now or in the future, might want to know that this event happened? The answer is usually yes. Whether it be for something as trivial as a Bootstrap modal or as critical as event tracking analytics, having access to event objects is important. When in doubt, don't stop propagation.
The added benefit of the this solution is that the #menucontainer doesn't have to be in the DOM at the time of the binding. As opposed to the suggested answer in Stackoverflow.
Not "may", not "might", but "going to". Undiscovered bugs are still bugs.
Philip, aren't you forgetting to pass "event" to the last two jQuery function examples?
Yes, you're correct. Thanks for catching the mistake.
"event" is a global var which is "undefined" unless inside a handler.
Again, prototype.js has all you need.
Prototype.js has a complete solution for this: Event.findElement().
Of course, in a more general event handler you would probably use a virtual CSS class for all objects that need to be hidden when clicked outside, e.g. self-made dropdown boxes. This is fast enough even for mousemove events, and it's compatible down to IE6 (if you really have to…). Prototype.js features a mouseleave polyfill, but the "up()" and "findElement()" approaches are more versatile.
This can only be sufficiently fast because most JS engines pre-compile the prototype extensions (the up() method, in this case). If you would have to parse the DOM "manually" each time an event occurs it would get much slower. And that's one of the main reason why JS programmers should get acquainted to the prototype extension philosophy and abandon class or function based approaches. You don't need Prototype.js for just this solution; The up() prototype extension takes just a few lines of code if you need to implement it on your own.
@Valtteri: No, you have it the wrong way around – the menu should get hidden, when the click happened outside of #menucontainer – with menucontainer.contains(event.target) however you are checking whether the target of the event is a descendant of #menucontainer.
I, too, have used something like the original Stackoverflow solution, which I found elegent until I ran into the same problem with third party code stopping the propagation and thus leaving dropdowns open.
By passing in true as a third parameter, the event handler is registered to the capturing phase. Capturing means, that the event first makes it way from the document down to the event target, before the bubbling phase, which is the commonly known way from the target up to the document again. The order of capturing and bubbling is explained in the quirksmode article mentioned above.
The best solution, however, is still to do what the article says: do not stop propagation.
Here, the users thinks that they are clicking parts of the document outside of the modal, in fact they are clicking the .overlay element that covers the whole page.
Yes transparent overlays are good practice but they have a problem. Z-index. If you like to use local z-indices to prevent them from growing too big, it would hurt. Or you should make sure that none of the parent elements of the transparent overlays and popup menus are (esp. you're not intended to) positioned and z-indexed locally.
I use jQuery focusout event to hide a form and it's working just fine, or am I missing something?
I have always refused to use the events on the document to notify some other open element.
Somewhat like Kadhim I have always used a blur event on the menu. Then bubbling is not an issue.
I had been wondering about the distinction of return false amongst inline JS, jQuery, and traditional JS. Thank you and for the rest of the article.
While at its heart I agree with your premise that one shouldn't prevent event bubbling haphazardly I must disagree with your suggestion that it's better to create a rats' nest of exception-handling code instead. Also, your question "is it possible that some other code, either now or in the future, might want to know that this event happened? The answer is usually yes." is inaccurate as well. The answer isn't "usually" yes, it "may be" yes.
I speak from experience as I just spent a day rewriting code AWAY from what you suggest. There were 4 different menus/popups that needed to close if the user clicked outside them (which by the way was the ONLY thing they needed to do and NO other code needed to know their state). In writing a global, always on listener I was forced to write literally dozens upon dozens of exceptions for all the other clicks that needed to do something else. I think it makes far more sense to listen for the "closing click" only if the menu/popup has been opened.
"Looks like you opened the menu – just let me know when you're done with it" makes FAR more sense than "You clicked somewhere on the page! Did you click on this? No. Was it this? No. Was it this? No. Was it THIS? No. How about this? No. This? No. this? No. etc etc etc".


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August Leyendecker (* 27. April 1873 in Cölln bei Rockenhausen; † 14. August 1937 in Ebermannstadt) war ein deutscher Jurist. Er wurde vor allem für seine Rolle als zweiter Richter in dem Verfahren wegen Hochverrats gegen Adolf Hitler und die übrigen führenden Protagonisten vor dem Münchener Volksgericht im März und April 1924 aufgrund des gescheiterten Hitler-Ludendorff-Putsches vom November 1923 bekannt.

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Leyendecker war ein Sohn des Steinhauers Johannes Leyendecker und seiner Ehefrau Katharina, geb. Dautermann. Nach dem Schulbesuch studierte er Rechtswissenschaften.

Bis in die 1920er Jahre gehörte er verschiedenen Staatsanwaltschaften an, bevor er im Jahr 1922 schließlich im Rang eines Landgerichtsrates zum Richter beim Volksgericht I in München ernannt wurde. 1905 wurde Leyendecker zum 3. Staatsanwalt in Kaiserslautern ernannt und war ab Mai 1906 in derselben Position in Zweibrücken tätig. Ab Mai 1905 war er Amtsrichter in Kirchheimbolanden und ab 1909 in Landau in der Pfalz. Im März 1916 wurde Leyendecker 2. Staatsanwalt beim Gericht München I. Am 1. April 1921 wurde er zum Landgerichtsrat beim Landgericht München I ernannt.

Im Mai 1923 führte Leyendecker den Vorsitz im Grünwald-Prozess, einem Prozess, in dem acht Nationalsozialisten, darunter Johann Wilhelm Ludowici und Edmund Heines, wegen des "Sturms" auf das Münchener Hotel Grünwald in der Nacht vom 24. zum 25. Januar desselben Jahres angeklagt wurden.

Bei diesem Vorfall hatten sich mehrere hundert Menschen vor dem genannten Hotel in der Münchener Hirtenstraße versammelt, mehrere Dutzend SA-Angehörige drangen in das Gebäude ein, randalierten im Erdgeschoss, verwüsteten den Speisesaal und zerstörten Teile des Inventars. Grund für den Überfall war die Annahme, in dem Hotel würden französische Militärangehörige beherbergt, die mit der Überwachung der Einhaltung der Abrüstungsbestimmungen des Vertrags von Versailles beauftragt werden würden. Der Glaube, das Hotel würde in unpatriotischer Weise französische Militärs als Gäste bewirten, hatte die Menge aufgrund der im Januar 1923 erfolgten Besetzung des Ruhrgebiets durch die französische Armee in starke Erregung versetzt. Nach den ersten Verwüstungen des Gebäudes wurde schließlich eine Kommission aus Beauftragten der Volksmenge gebildet (größtenteils SA-Angehörige), die das Gebäude in Begleitung mehrerer Polizisten und des Direktors nach Franzosen durchsuchten. Die Kommission unterrichtete die auf der Straße wartenden Menschen darüber, keine Franzosen im Gebäude angetroffen zu haben, worauf die Menschen wieder abzogen. Bei der Aktion entstanden Schäden in Höhe von sechs Millionen Reichsmark.

In dem am 29. und 30. Mai 1923 vor dem Volksgericht München verhandelten Prozess gegen acht ermittelte Tatbeteiligte befand Leyendecker sechs SA-Angehörige des Landfriedensbruchs und der Sachbeschädigung für schuldig und verurteilte sie zu Haftstrafen zwischen drei und acht Monaten. Heines und Ludowici sprach er, obwohl diese im Verdacht der Rädelsführerschaft standen, in allen Anklagepunkten frei. Insbesondere von der Linkspresse wurde Leyendecker eine stark wohlwollende Haltung gegenüber den Angeklagten vorgehalten, weshalb er den überführten Tätern nur die unumgänglichen Mindeststrafen auferlegt habe. Im Falle von Heines und Ludowici warfen Organe wie die Münchener Post ihm vor, er habe eine Reihe von gegen diese sprechende Beweise ignoriert und zugleich fragwürdige Entlastungszeugnisse, die Gesinnungsfreunde diesen ausstellten, unkritisch akzeptiert.

Im März 1924 gehörte Leyendecker zu dem fünfköpfigen Senat des Volksgerichts München I, vor dem über die Hauptbeteiligten an dem gescheiterten Umsturzversuch der Nationalsozialisten vom 8. und 9. November 1923 ("Hitler-Putsch") wegen des Vorwurfes des Hochverrats verhandelt wurde. Leyendecker war in diesem Prozess beigeordneter Richter unter dem Vorsitz von Landgerichtsdirektor Georg Neithardt.

Des Weiteren fungierte Leyendecker als Vorsitzender in dem dem "großen" Hitlerputsch-Prozess nachgeordneten Verfahren vom April 1924, in dem Karl Osswald, Edmund Heines und Gerhard von Prosch wegen ihrer Beteiligung am Hitler-Putsch wegen Beihilfe zum Hochverrat vor dem Münchener Volksgericht angeklagt wurden. Dieses Verfahren endete mit geringfügigen Strafen für die Angeklagten: Prosch und Heines verbrachten wenige Monate als Festungshäftlinge in Landsberg, während Osswalds Strafe durch die Untersuchungshaft als abgegolten anerkannt wurde.

Im August 1925 trat Leyendecker die Stelle des 1. Staatsanwalts in Weiden an. Im Oktober 1930 wechselte er als Oberlandesgerichtsrat nach Nürnberg. Dort lebte er in der Fürther Straße.

Nach dem Machtantritt der Nationalsozialisten wurde Leyendecker zwar nicht Mitglied der NSDAP, allerdings wurde er am 8. Dezember 1933 Mitglied des Nationalsozialistischen Rechtswahrerbundes (Mitgliedsnummer 31.773) sowie am 1. Juni 1934 Mitglied in der Nationalsozialistischen Volkswohlfahrt (Mitgliedsnummer 303.592).

Leydendecker starb 1937 im Krankenhaus im Ebermannstadter Stadtteil Breitenbach.

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Leyendeckers Personalakte als Angehöriger der bayerischen Justiz befindet sich im Archiv des Oberlandesgerichtes Nürnberg.

Literatur
 Schweitzers Terminkalender für die bayerischen Juristen, Jahrgänge 1925, 1929 und 1934, S. 262.
 Der Hitler-Prozess 1924: Wortlaut der Hauptverhandlung vor dem Volksgericht München, 4 Bde., München 1998.

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 Der Hitler-Prozess 1924: Wortlaut der Hauptverhandlung vor dem Volksgericht München, 4 Bde., München 1998, S. 1220.

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 Biogramm bei Andreas Stenglein: DER HITLER-PROZESS 1924. Ludwig Stenglein, Ankläger im Hitler-Prozess 1924, und Hans Ehard, seine rechte Hand

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Site of the 2012 Valero Texas Open, the TPC San Antonio AT&T Oaks Course provided a beautiful location full of logistical challenges for installing an outdoor, temporary video surveillance system.
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The TPC San Antonio AT&T Oaks Course was designed by Greg Norman and Sergio Garcia to provide a challenging game for golfers. However, when this site hosted the 2012 Valero Texas Open, the players were not the only ones faced with strategic challenges. Providing video surveillance for the annual PGA tour and charity event, held this year in April, was no small task. Given the expansive outdoor layout and limited available power sources, a traditional analog system's large amounts of cables, wires and recording equipment made it an impractical option in terms of both cost and logistics. Additionally, because the course is built on top of an aquifer, burying the cable was not an option. Television crews' and production staff's equipment made additional demands on limited resources. Even finding suitable locations to mount cameras was a challenge, as most of the options were on temporary, movable structures, such as tents and signs. Because the event was televised, copyright issues were also a concern; surveillance cameras had to avoid capturing any part of the event protected by PGA broadcast rights.
David McVicker, national account manager for NAVCO Security, headquartered in Anaheim, Calif., was faced with designing a system that could be quickly and efficiently deployed and still tackle all of these problems. "Hosted video gave us a pretty elegant solution," McVicker said. Making the most of the available infrastructure, all that was needed to set up the IP video system was the existing Internet connection, a laptop and several PoE cameras. "That really speaks to the simplicity of the installation," said Matt Krebs, business development manager, Cloud Solutions, Axis Communications Inc., Chelmsford, Mass. The company provided cameras and hosting software for the Valero Texas Open.
Axis Video Hosting System (AVHS) software provides a fully customizable platform that allowed NAVCO's technicians to quickly configure and deploy multiple cameras and direct video uploading to off-site storage provided by Hopkinton, Mass.-based EMC Corporation. The portability provided by AVHS software combined with off-site video hosting make it an ideal solution for temporary security installations like the Valero Open. Once the cameras are provisioned, the connection to the video host site remains intact even when the system is dismantled, allowing integrators to reduce set up time at the next event. "Some integrators can provision all the cameras at the office [before the event]," Krebs said. "It's a huge time saver." This is especially important for events, like the Valero installation, where integrators have to work with very limited, tightly scheduled set up times.
Among the seven cameras installed at the Open, two outdoor-ready Axis P5534 PTZ dome network cameras were used: one at the main entrance and another in the Valero VIP tent. At the entrance gate, coverage of a large area (including the admission tent, main walkway and shuttle bus drop-off) was needed, but camera mounting options were limited. Even though the camera had to be installed approximately 80 yards away, the powerful zoom capability (18x optical zoom) of the P5534 allowed for full surveillance of the area. In the Valero VIP tent, McVicker used the camera's software to set limitations on the pan/tilt/zoom settings of the P5534, allowing Valero employees to manipulate the camera as needed without inadvertently recording views of the event protected by television rights.
Selected for its thermal imaging capability, an Axis Q1921 Thermal Network Camera was installed at the main gate to monitor the parking lot and golf cart storage areas, providing enhanced surveillance of these sensitive areas both day and night.
Two 5-megapixel/1080p Axis P1347-E cameras were deployed: one to monitor crowds at the highly-trafficked hospitality suite, Cabana at 16, and the other to monitor the cash registers and the patron floor at the Valero Corner Store. A great all-around camera according to McVicker, having a maximum resolution of 2560 X 1920, the Axis P1347 provides sharp details and color contrast, making it ideal for crowd control and use in forensic analysis. While bandwidth considerations can limit the degree of resolution for hosted video, AVHS allows for two streams of video from the cameras to enable hybrid installations in which higher resolution video can be stored on-site.
Though it was not installed for the Valero Texas Open because of time constraints, at the Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston in September 2011, NAVCO installed an Iomega 4 terabyte PX4-300 NAS drive, featuring redundant array independent disks (RAID configured) to provide redundancy, backup, and quick fail-safe detection to complement the off-site video storage.
McVicker worked with AT&T to ensure the appropriate upload speeds were available for transmitting video to the cloud. "Most people think about download speed," he said. "Generally Internet providers don't give a huge upload pipe because people don't need it." Because this is often overlooked, McVicker emphasizes that it is critical that integrators to work with the local Internet service provider to ensure sufficient bandwidth availability when designing hosted video solutions.
While reducing the amount of on-site equipment was a logistical necessity at the Valero Texas Open installation, reducing the amount of equipment offers advantages in other environments as well. Less equipment on-site means reduced capital investments and labor costs for clients at initial installation. Because much of the equipment is located off-site and the systems can be maintained remotely, long-term costs for equipment upgrades and maintenance can also be reduced by moving to the cloud. Similarly, if compliance regulations change, it is easier for users to add additional storage by upgrading hosted services than replacing or adding equipment.
Hosted video and hybrid solutions provide many benefits for both end users and the integrators. "Hosted video as a technology is a game changer; it totally transforms how the market will deploy and consume video surveillance," Krebs said.
"Cloud recording is here: small systems today, enterprise systems tomorrow," said Jim Kauker, chief sales officer for NAVCO. "If you are not currently an expert in today's cloud solutions, chances are you will not be ready for enterprise solutions once the technology is ready for you."
Moving video storage to the cloud offers complete elasticity in pricing, providing end users plenty of flexibility in terms of the equipment and hosting services they choose, said Pat Snow, director of video surveillance as a service (VSaaS) solutions for EMC Corporation. "That's the transition happening in the IT world, and it's occurring in the security world. There's cost-savings to be had."
Hosted video can protect existing client relationships. "The threat of takeover from competition is virtually done away with as once a camera is locked down into this hosted system, a competitor cannot come in and easily take it over," Krebs said.
Looking ahead, the trend in hosted video will be toward enterprise solutions catering to industry-specific needs while providing additional revenue opportunities. Current hosted video applications are just the beginning, said Snow, who foresees tremendous potential for bringing analytics to the cloud. Industry experts are searching for ways to mine useful information from all of the video collected by surveillance systems. Understanding how customers move through a store or how employees execute a task can be used to develop marketing strategies or streamline procedures. "The goal is to take that into the cloud and sell analytics on a report basis, which is easier for the customer to use and consume," Snow said.
Forming strategic partnerships is essential for competing in this space. Krebs said Axis Communications concentrates on developing software and camera equipment, and relies on its partners to provide the best quality services and products in their areas of expertise. "That's the beauty of IP. It allows you to find the best pieces and bring it all together," Krebs said.
McVicker believes that a solid partnership with the manufacturer is the foundation for creating good relationships with end users. Beyond providing equipment and software, manufacturers can help educate integrators about the technology and how to market it.
Ultimately, the partnership between NAVCO, Axis, and EMC worked to ensure a successful installation at the Valero Texas Open. McVicker said that the all the feedback he received was positive. The system did what it was designed to do; TPC San Antonio staff and the sheriff's department were able to monitor different parts of the course by logging in on-site or via mobile devices, and the week-long event passed without an incident. "The cameras achieved what we wanted to do, deter theft and prevent loss," McVicker said.
Based on their success at the Valero Texas Open and the Deutsche Bank Championship, Krebs said Axis and its partners will seek to provide hosted video surveillance at future PGA competitions and similar events.
"We've formed partnerships to provide best-in-class hosting and integration solutions — that's a strong position to take," Krebs said.
HID Global announced that AwardWallet LLC chose the company's FARGO® printers/encoders to produce secure ID cards for its consumer loyalty program tracking and management service. The FARGO system produces the ID cards that AwardWallet customers use to track and manage all of their air, hotel, car rental, credit card and other loyalty program information. AwardWallet's system tracks 485 loyalty programs — roughly four times the number of any competitor. The company manages more than 20 billion miles/points representing a value in excess of $400 million. "The HID Global FARGO DTC®4500 printer enables our 10-person staff to keep up with growing card demand from our rapidly expanding customer base," said Alexi Verschaga, AwardWallet co-founder.
MOBOTIX announced that the National Lutheran Communities & Services (NLCS) deployed 37 MOBOTIX cameras at the Village at Rockville to deter crime and ensure safety without sacrificing resident independence. NLCS installed the cameras to monitor high-traffic areas including entrances, exits and hallways. Three cameras are configured for facial recognition to 'buzz in' residents and visitors while keeping unwanted guests out. Several D12 cameras deliver night/day functionality to allow NLCS to monitor outdoor activity and use PTZ capability to see specific areas when needed.
Alarm Lock's keypad-less standalone access control Trilogy PL3000 lock is being used at the Primrose School of Worthington, Columbus, Ohio. Primrose School is using Trilogy PL3000 as part of its increased security measures for staff and the children who attend the school. David Yoakum, Construction One Inc., said that Bob Swoope, vice president of Sales for Alarm Lock went above and beyond to help with the installation of the Trilogy PL3000. Swoope provided online training and easy-to-follow product and programming guides, which made for an easy installation.
Palmetto Health Richland medical facility in Columbia, S.C., installed the Morse Watchmans KeyWatcher® key control and management solution. Employees enter the many buildings and/or areas on the medical campus using their pre-authorized access cards. Security management has specially programmed "master" access control card keys that allow entry to all areas secured by the card access system. To safely secure these master keys when not in use and to automate the transaction management, the hospital uses the KeyWatcher system. Read more on this project. Visit the Technology @ Work section on sdmmag.com.
NICE announced that Israeli bank, Bank Mizrahi Tefahot, selected the new NiceVision banking solution to secure its branches and ATM systems located throughout Israel. The new NiceVision banking solution captures video recordings inside branches and from ATMs for fraud detection and claim settlement, and allows for easy access and retrieval of video evidence, supporting compliance with law enforcement requirements. The NICE banking solution includes new capturing devices tailored for ATMs and branches. It also features a multi-site management dashboard. Additional ATM integration enables banks to quickly and easily pinpoint ATM video footage.
Genetec to Offer Hosted Video Security Solution, Stratocast, With Axis as Camera Partner in Launch
CrossFit Gym Solves Security and Budget Challenges With 3xLOGIC Solution
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Digital Video Surveillance and Security 2nd Edition
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package org.waveprotocol.box.server.frontend;

import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.cache.CacheBuilder;
import com.google.common.cache.CacheLoader;
import com.google.common.cache.LoadingCache;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import com.google.common.collect.Sets;

import org.waveprotocol.box.common.DeltaSequence;
import org.waveprotocol.box.server.waveserver.WaveServerException;
import org.waveprotocol.box.server.waveserver.WaveletProvider;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.id.WaveId;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.id.WaveletId;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.id.WaveletName;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.version.HashedVersion;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.version.HashedVersionFactory;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.wave.ParticipantId;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.model.wave.data.ReadableWaveletData;
import org.waveprotocol.wave.util.logging.Log;

import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;

/**
 * Provides services to manage and track wavelet participants and wavelet
 * subscriptions.
 *
 * @author yurize@apache.org (Yuri Zelikov)
 * @see ClientFrontendImpl
 */
public class WaveletInfo {
  private static final Log LOG = Log.get(WaveletInfo.class);

  /** Information we hold in memory for each wavelet. */
  private static class PerWavelet {
    private final HashedVersion version0;
    private final Set<ParticipantId> explicitParticipants;
    private final Set<ParticipantId> implicitParticipants;
    private HashedVersion currentVersion;

    PerWavelet(WaveletName waveletName, HashedVersion hashedVersionZero) {
      this.explicitParticipants = Sets.newHashSet();
      this.implicitParticipants = Sets.newHashSet();
      this.version0 = hashedVersionZero;
      this.currentVersion = version0;
    }

    synchronized HashedVersion getCurrentVersion() {
      return currentVersion;
    }

    synchronized void setCurrentVersion(HashedVersion version) {
      this.currentVersion = version;
    }
  }

  private final LoadingCache<ParticipantId, UserManager> perUser;
  private final LoadingCache<WaveId, LoadingCache<WaveletId, PerWavelet>> perWavelet;
  private final WaveletProvider waveletProvider;

  /**
   * Creates new instance of {@link WaveletInfo}.
   *
   * @param hashFactory the factory for hashed versions.
   * @param provider the {@link WaveletProvider}.
   * @return new {@link WaveletInfo} instance.
   */
  public static WaveletInfo create(HashedVersionFactory hashFactory, WaveletProvider provider) {
    return new WaveletInfo(hashFactory, provider);
  }

  WaveletInfo(final HashedVersionFactory hashedVersionFactory, WaveletProvider waveletProvider) {
    this.waveletProvider = waveletProvider;
    perWavelet =
        CacheBuilder.newBuilder().build(new CacheLoader<WaveId, LoadingCache<WaveletId, PerWavelet>>() {
      @Override
      public LoadingCache<WaveletId, PerWavelet> load(final WaveId waveId) {
        return CacheBuilder.newBuilder().build(new CacheLoader<WaveletId, PerWavelet>() {
          @Override
          public PerWavelet load(WaveletId waveletId) {
            WaveletName waveletName = WaveletName.of(waveId, waveletId);
            return new PerWavelet(waveletName, hashedVersionFactory
                .createVersionZero(waveletName));
          }
        });
      }
    });

    perUser = CacheBuilder.newBuilder().build(new CacheLoader<ParticipantId, UserManager>() {
      @Override
      public UserManager load(ParticipantId from) {
        return new UserManager();
      }
    });
  }

  /**
   * Returns all visible wavelets in the wave specified by subscription which
   * are also comply with the subscription filter.
   */
  public Set<WaveletId> visibleWaveletsFor(WaveViewSubscription subscription,
      ParticipantId loggedInUser) throws WaveServerException {
    Set<WaveletId> visible = Sets.newHashSet();
    Set<Entry<WaveletId, PerWavelet>> entrySet;
    try {
      entrySet = perWavelet.get(subscription.getWaveId()).asMap().entrySet();
    } catch (ExecutionException ex) {
      throw new RuntimeException(ex);
    }
    for (Entry<WaveletId, PerWavelet> entry : entrySet) {
      WaveletName waveletName = WaveletName.of(subscription.getWaveId(), entry.getKey());
      if (subscription.includes(entry.getKey())
          && waveletProvider.checkAccessPermission(waveletName, loggedInUser)) {
        visible.add(entry.getKey());
      }
    }
    return visible;
  }

  /**
   * Initializes front-end information from the wave store, if necessary.
   */
  public void initialiseWave(WaveId waveId) throws WaveServerException {
    if(LOG.isFineLoggable()) {
      LOG.fine("frontend initialiseWave(" + waveId +")");
    }

    try {
      if (perWavelet.getIfPresent(waveId) == null) {
        LoadingCache<WaveletId, PerWavelet> wavelets = perWavelet.get(waveId);
        for (WaveletId waveletId : waveletProvider.getWaveletIds(waveId)) {
          ReadableWaveletData wavelet =
              waveletProvider.getSnapshot(WaveletName.of(waveId, waveletId)).snapshot;
          // Wavelets is a computing map, so get() initializes the entry.
          PerWavelet waveletInfo = wavelets.get(waveletId);
          synchronized (waveletInfo) {
            waveletInfo.currentVersion = wavelet.getHashedVersion();
            if(LOG.isFineLoggable()) {
              LOG.fine("frontend wavelet " + waveletId + " @" + wavelet.getHashedVersion().getVersion());
            }
            waveletInfo.explicitParticipants.addAll(wavelet.getParticipants());
          }
        }
      }
    } catch (ExecutionException ex) {
      throw new RuntimeException(ex);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Synchronizes the wavelet version and ensures that the deltas are
   * contiguous.
   *
   * @param waveletName the wavelet name.
   * @param newDeltas the new deltas.
   */
  public void syncWaveletVersion(WaveletName waveletName, DeltaSequence newDeltas) {
    HashedVersion expectedVersion;
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      expectedVersion = waveletInfo.getCurrentVersion();
      Preconditions.checkState(expectedVersion.getVersion() == newDeltas.getStartVersion(),
          "Expected deltas starting at version %s, got %s", expectedVersion,
          newDeltas.getStartVersion());
      waveletInfo.setCurrentVersion(newDeltas.getEndVersion());
    }
  }

  /**
   * Returns {@link UserManager} for the participant.
   */
  public UserManager getUserManager(ParticipantId participantId) {
    try {
      return perUser.get(participantId);
    } catch (ExecutionException ex) {
      throw new RuntimeException(ex);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Returns the current wavelet version.
   */
  public HashedVersion getCurrentWaveletVersion(WaveletName waveletName) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      return waveletInfo.getCurrentVersion();
    }
  }

  /**
   * @param waveletName the waveletName.
   * @return the wavelet participants.
   */
  public Set<ParticipantId> getWaveletParticipants(WaveletName waveletName) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      return ImmutableSet.copyOf(waveletInfo.explicitParticipants);
    }
  }

  /**
   * @param waveletName the waveletName.
   * @return the implicit wavelet participants. An implicit participant is not a
   *         "strict" participant on the wavelet, but rather only opened the
   *         wave and listens on updates. For example, anyone can open a shared
   *         wave without becoming explicit participant.
   */
  public Set<ParticipantId> getImplicitWaveletParticipants(WaveletName waveletName) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      return ImmutableSet.copyOf(waveletInfo.explicitParticipants);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Notifies that the participant was added from the wavelet.
   *
   * @param waveletName the wavelet name.
   * @param participant the participant.
   */
  public void notifyAddedExplicitWaveletParticipant(WaveletName waveletName,
      ParticipantId participant) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      waveletInfo.explicitParticipants.add(participant);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Notifies that the participant was removed from the wavelet.
   *
   * @param waveletName the wavelet name.
   * @param participant the participant.
   */
  public void notifyRemovedExplicitWaveletParticipant(WaveletName waveletName,
      ParticipantId participant) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      waveletInfo.explicitParticipants.remove(participant);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Notifies that an implicit participant opened the wave.
   *
   * @param waveletName the wavelet name.
   * @param participant the participant.
   */
  public void notifyAddedImplcitParticipant(WaveletName waveletName, ParticipantId participant) {
    PerWavelet waveletInfo = getWavelet(waveletName);
    synchronized (waveletInfo) {
      if (!waveletInfo.explicitParticipants.contains(participant)) {
        waveletInfo.implicitParticipants.add(participant);
      }
    }
  }

  private PerWavelet getWavelet(WaveletName name) {
    try {
      return perWavelet.get(name.waveId).get(name.waveletId);
    } catch (ExecutionException ex) {
      throw new RuntimeException(ex);
    }
  }
}

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Play New England Patriots -6.5.
Bill Belichick has made life miserable for Andrew Luck in the three games were the two have faced off. Luck has thrown 8 interceptions in those three meetings, including 4 in last year's playoff matchup. Luck and the Colts are clearly the future of the AFC, but I just don't see them being able to have the same kind of success against the Patriots as they did the Broncos. Peyton Manning was clearly not the same quarterback that we saw lighting up the scoreboards earlier this season and the Colts took advantage of it. Tom Brady is getting up their in age, but he's still playing at a high level.The think you have to keep in mind is that not only has Belichick's defense made life miserable for the Colts offense, New England has scored at least 42 points in their 3 straight blowout wins over Luck and Indianapolis. Look for the Patriots to take away T.Y. Hilton and get a lot more pressure on Luck than Denver did.
So much is being made about Seattle and their homefield advantage, but when it comes to the playoffs, there's not a tougher place for a road team to come away with a win than New England. I just think the Patriots are the much better team in this one and will end up winning here by at least a touchdown.
There's a strong system in play suggesting a fade of the Colts. Road teams off an upset win as an underdog in a matchup of two teams with winning records in the 2nd half of the season are 68-115 (37%) ATS since 1983. It's also worth noting that New England is a perfect 6-0 ATS in their last 6 home games against excellent passing teams that average 260 or more yards/game and have won these contests by an average score of 40.0 to 23.5 (16.5 ppg). Take New England!
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Q: Where does WebMatrix save the site configuration? I have a website saved in Dropbox folder and I successfully worked on it for days without any problems with publishing. When I opened that site today in WebMatrix on another computer, I had to configure publishing settings again off course. I did that and tried to publish the site with only one file modified, but I was surprised when I saw all files in the publish dialog marked for upload.
One thing came to my mind - to copy site configuration from first to second computer so that second computer has information about already uploaded files and continues to publish just the modified ones, but I don't know if the site configuration is stored in file or registry or something else...
So, before I start digging I decided to ask the wise ones here :)

A: I found it in following location:
C:\Users\Username\Documents\IISExpress\config\PublishUI

A: When you try to make a new publish setting there is a link where you can say you want to import old settings. This looks for files with an extension called .PublishSettings or .XML, so I would start by searching your pc for files with that extension. I would imagine the .xml file would have your sites name in it's filename, so that is worth a shot as well :)
This should be enough. If not I am looking forward to hearing what others say or you can dig up yourself.

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Q: Is there any script or technique to "explode" Korean syllabic blocks into their individual characters I have a CSV file and one column contains several words of Korean (they are names of products). I'm trying to make this text searchable with a tool that lets me only enter one Korean letter at a time.
So in my data I have 쌀, but when searching I can only type "ㅆㅏㄹ". So, I'd like to extract from my source data to have all of the "ungrouped" letters, in the proper order (top row left to right, then bottom row left to right) and store the separated characters in a separate CSV column, and use that column for my search parameter. But I have no idea how to "undo' the grouping of the letters into a long string of single letters in the correct order.
I feel like I must not be the first person who ever tried to do this... but I can't seem to find any examples. I don't speak Korean and can't find any English site which explains how to do what I'm trying to do.

A: See https://github.com/JDongian/python-jamo - it is written to do exactly the sort of thing you are talking about.


The Columbia Art League is a non-profit, community arts organization that fosters high quality arts education and gallery exhibitions. We host week long classes and workshops, in addition to the visual arts exhibitions in our gallery. In June, we put together the largest art festival in Mid-Missouri showcasing 110 artists to our visitors. In addition to arts education and exhibition, we are focused on providing an environment that fosters creativity, celebrates diversity, and promotes inclusivity. We have programs and fundraisers that bring art to every sector of the community.
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Help keep your pet looking and feeling their best!
To remove the tick, position the picker over the tick with the tick in the largest section of the picker, nearest the handle (fig.1). Lift the handle so that the narrow nose of the picker is flat on the skin. Draw the picker slowly and firmly towards the tick so that it is gripped securely and can be carefully lifted away from the skin and disposed of.
Spray area where the tick was attached with disinfectant.
Note: Use smooth movement when lifting the tick. Ensure that there are no traces of tick's head or mouth–parts left on or in the skin. Pets should be checked daily for ticks, their immediate removal would minimise the chance of transmitting disease.


If you're trying to decided between wallpaper or paint, you need to be aware of which one is the best for your particular situation. Here are a few tips for you to consider.
When you're going the paint route, then you may want to consider painting one wall a bright color and then make sure all the other walls are neutral. This is a good idea because it makes that bright wall the focal point, which help you to focus the eyes of people who are in the room pay more attention to a certain spot in that place there. It's better to have an idea of which things are in the room that you want people to focus on before deciding which wall to make the bright one.
Wallpaper is definitely a good option now, because applying wallpaper these days isn't as hard as it used to be. Not to mention it can be used in more ways than paint to shift the focus of the room. For instance, you can use it to highlight the sink in your bathroom, or use it behind your bed in the master bedroom. A lot of people don't really realize that it's just peel and stick these days. You don't have to do much more than that, so it's a lot easier than painting and looks great.
Utilizing wallpaper is especially easy when you consider that you can get just about anything printed onto it. While you may think you have just whatever option is at the store, that's not true. You can find people that will make any kind for you and so you can make it feature your favorite things from teddy bears to lettering with your name. It's important that you find a good printing service that is well reviewed. They should be able to get you started and you can have a lot of choices even if you don't know what to use as the image on the wallpaper.
The ease of application is what makes wallpaper such a fantastic way to decorate a room. Painting is not only messy, but if you do it wrong then you're going to have to redo it and that can cost you. However, you can also mix paint with wallpaper, so that way you can have the best of both worlds if this is something that you are interested in doing. Either way, remember that when applying wallpaper to be slow and careful so that it doesn't have any air bubbles or other issues like being crooked.
When you find out if you should use wallpaper or paint, you can then begin to do your project in the right manner. Take your time with this and you'll see that the results will make your home look its best in your eyes and in the eyes of your guests!


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At Artesia you can relax and enjoy a space full of art and history, where every detail has been chosen with care and love. We would love to welcome you here to show you the beauty of the nature around and the variety of landscapes from the sea to the Apennines mountains.


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BranchOut Launches RecruiterConnect
October 20, 2011 – BranchOut, a professional network on Facebook with millions of active users in more than 60 countries, has launched RecruiterConnect, a tool for recruiters and hiring managers to source job candidates on Facebook and build private talent networks. RecruiterConnect gives companies complete control by allowing them to keep all contacts and connections made. "RecruiterConnect fills a major void for companies that have wanted to recruit on Facebook in a way that is safe, secure and private," said Rick Marini, CEO and founder of BranchOut. "This is an industry game changer because it not only allows recruiters and HR professionals to leverage Facebook's network of 800 million users to find more relevant candidates quickly, but also to identify higher quality candidates by matching jobs to individuals in their employees' extended networks."
Compass Sells Staffmark Holdings
Secretary of Labor Announces Partnership to Connect Unemployed with Jobs


Yet another android tab layout.
Create your tabs file under res/xml/ folder.
Setup with viewpager or listen change on tab click.
[ ] Animated Vector Drawable on tab expand.
This library allows you to create a completely customizable calendar.


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"A date that will live in infamy": Radio coverage of Pearl Harbour, 7 December 1941
by EasyAceMCMLV
Some of the surviving radio coverage of Pearl Harbour, 7 December 1941.
Topics: Pearl Harbor, old time radio, CBS, NBC, MBS, John Daly, Drew Pearson, Albert Warner, Ford Wilkins,...
200 Abi And Bill Go To Hell
by William Rahn
It's here. We're here. Remember us? Remember us. Welcome to the soda ordeal. We did it, so you can too. We believe in you! At least as much as we can from "Down Undah!" (Hell) Thanks to They Might Be Giants for way more uses of our theme song, Exquisite Dead Guy, than they probably intended.
Topics: sodacast, abi, season 5, diet coke, masochism, self destructive tendencies, twisted mango, episode...
43 12 28 A Fresh Start For New Years
McGee has a ribbon on his finger to remind him of something, but he can't remember, and has been working like a dog to fix things and return borrow items, hoping that one of them was it. *complete title - Fibber McGee And Molly 43-12-28 A Fresh Start for New Years
Topics: Fibber McGee and Molly, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
A Bittersweet Decade
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A Case for Dr Morelle
by Old Time Radio Researchers Group
A CASE FOR DR. MORELLE A Case for Dr. Morelle was a 13-episode series which ran weekly in 1957 on the BBC Light Programme from April 23 to July 16. According to the author Ernest Dudley, the character began life in 1940 during World War Two air raids, as he was trying to think up a "different" kind of detective while also providing a comic role for the actress Jane Grahame, who was also his wife. The result, originally heard on the radio show Monday Night at Eight, involved the...
Topics: OTRR, Old Time Radio Researchers Group, Old Time Radio, OTRR Set, OTRR Certified Set, A Case for Dr...
A Case For Dr Morelle - All Episodes
by Ernest Dudley
A CASE FOR DR MORELLE Created by Ernest Dudley, and broadcast on radio in 1957, A Case For Morelle is a classic detective series with psychiatrist Dr Morelle, who uses psychology, criminology and dogged persistence to solve crimes. Episode List 1. Alarm Call - The psychiatrist-sleuth investigates the mysterious death of wealthy French baroness. 2. Confession of Guilt - A woman wants to be absolved of a murder, but will Dr Morelle agree? 3. Threat to Kill - When a temperamental starlet...
Topics: A Case For Dr Morelle, Ernest Dudley, Cecil Parker, Sheila Sim, 1957
The Lum Edwards Collection
A Case For Dr Morelle - Single Episodes
Topics: OTRR, Old Time Radio Researchers Group, Old Time Radio, OTRR Set, OTRR Single Episodes, A Case for...
Topics: A Christmas Carol, OTR
by radiorick62
From Christmas Day 1949 on The Mutual Broadcasting System here is another long standing traditional presentation of Lionel Barrymore starring as Ebenezer Scrooge.
Topic: Old Time Radio
by Folly Radio
The classic Campbell Playhouse dramatization of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens narrated by Orson Welles and starring Lionel Barrymore. Original commercials and network/station id included.
Jun 21, 2006 06/06
Ralph Richardson as Scrooge
A Christmas Carol CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Starring host E.G.Marshall as Scrooge, aired every Christmas Eve except 1974 and 1982 Presented exactly as aired on WBBM, Chicago on 24 December 1978 complete with original commercials, news and even weather reports! http://www.archive.org/details/CbsRadioMysteryTheaterChristmas http://wesawthat.blogspot.com/2009/12/christmas-carol.html
Topics: christmas, scrooge, radio, random,cbsrmt,old time radio,
A Christmas Conaty Edition Of The Big Broadcast ( Part 01 of 02)
by DeTrixsta
The holidays are very much a time to spend with old friends. I imagine there are many of my fellow listeners & fans of The Big Broadcast , who are like myself & have turned their collective backs on the modern world with our faces to the wall, even if only to escape it's horrors for a short time. So if you are like me, you can find a bit of solace retreating into the " digital twilight " & returning to simpler times via old time radio shows, repeat showings of the old...
Topics: The Big Broadcast, Rich Conaty, Jazz, pop, vintage christmas, retro christmas, midcentury music,...
A Date With Judy
by www.freeotrshows.com
A Date With Judy was a 1940s teenage comedy radio show. Starting out as a summer substitute for Bob Hope's Show . The show aired on NBC from 24th June - 16th September. The star of the show was 14 year old Ann Gillis at first. The following season Dellie Ellis took over Judy's role. More OTR Shows can be found at FreeOTR
Topics: a date with judy, otr, old time radio, Elizabeth Taylor, Wallace Beery, Robert Stack, Carmen...
Source: Old Time Radio
The Joe Hehn Memorial Collection
by The Joe Hehn Memorial Collection
A Date with Judy was a popular teenage comedy series that was on the air from 1941 to 1950. The show began as a 1941 summer replacement for Bob Hope's program and featured 14-year-old Ann Gillis as Judy. In summer 1942, Dellie Ellis (who later changed her name to Joan Lorring and had a long acting career) was in the lead role.portrayed Judy Foster when the series returned the next summer. The series had one more summer run in 1943 with Louise Erickson, and then into the regular schedule. She...
Topics: old time radio, a date with judy
A Date with Judy 13 Eps
Feb 8, 2010 02/10
(13 Episodes) "A Date With Judy", summer replacement for the Bob Hope Show, aired on NBC (starring Ann Gillis) from June 24 to September 16, was a soap opera, mainly broadcasted to attract a larger teenage audience to the radio. Dellie Ellis portrayed Judy when the series returned the following summer (June 23 – September 15, 1942). Charles Boyer makes a guest appearance April 03/45. * SPONSOR: Bristol Myers, as its new sponsor, replaced The Eddie Cantor Show for the summer. Louise...
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Topics: Old Time Radio, OTR Juvenile Sitcom, OTR Juvenile Comedy, * Ann Gillis, * Charles Boyer, Comic...
A Day in the Life of Dennis Day
A Day In The Life Of Dennis Day 47 09 03 Dennis Runs For Mayor
Dennis runs for mayor only to influence the election and foil the favorite candidate of the city's crooked political boss.
Topics: A Day in the Life of Dennis Day, Dennis Day Show, Dennis Day, Comedy, OTR, Old Time Radio
Jonathan kegg on his journey for justice,old time radio murder drama,1949-1952
Topics: murder, melodrama, courtroom, old time radio
A Life Of Bliss
BBC OTR from 1953-1959. As narrated by producer LESLIE BRIDGMONT: "The series nearly came unstuck right at the beginning, for it was tailor-made for David Tomlinson, in the role of Bliss. Tomlinson was playing in The Little Hut at the time, and when the show ended its London run, six weeks after we started, he was under contract to go on tour with it, which made it impossible for him to do the Sunday recordings. We were in a dilemma, for the programme was obviously a success. Either it had...
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A Life of Bliss 34 Eps
(34 Episodes) "A Life of Bliss," a BBC Sitcom and a new radio sitcom, was introduced by the BBC on the 29th of July, 1953, starring George Cole as awkward, absent-minded bachelor David Bliss. In the early episodes, Nora Swinburne played his sister, Pamela Batten & Esmond Knight his brother-in-law, Robert Batten. Later on, these roles were absorbed by Diana Churchill & Colin Gordon The writer of the series, Geoffrey Harrison, was often late in the completion of his scripts, to...
Topics: Old Time Radio, OTR Sitcom, OTR Comedy, * Petula Clark, OTRadio BBC
A Man Called X
A Man Called X 1952 02 26 A Ton of Dynamite
Mister X is assigned to stop the sabotage of the construction of an important waterway in Venezuela.
Topics: Man Called X, Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Espionage, OTR
A Man Called X 51 04 21 Race Against Death
Mister X travels to Puerto Rico to investigate the death of a reporter, possibly at the hands of revolutionaries.
Topics: Man Called X, Crime, Drama, Murder, Old Time Radio, OTR
A SHERLOCK HOLMES CHRISTMAS CAROL, Radio Shows with Basil Rathbone & Orson Welles
Featuring sensational radio shows of- – A Christmas Carol (Campbell Playhouse) stars Orson Welles & Lionel Barrymore – The Night Before Christmas (New Advs of Sherlock Holmes) stars Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce – The Games Afoot - Sherlock Holmes Radio History (6 ep.) – First extant Sherlock Holmes radio broadcasts (6 ep.) – Sherlock Holmes V Dracula – Orson Welles Wartime Radio – & more.
Topics: Orson Welles, Lionel Barrymore, Basil Rathbone, A Christmas Carol, The Night Before Christmas,...
a very private miracle christmas program from cbsrmt
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a very private miracle christmas program from cbsrmt here is another christmas themed production of the cbs radio mystery theater that originally aired 23 december 1978. the story of how a young lass named jennifer soileau and the christmas miracle of regeneration she brought to the life of the curmudgeonly old capitalist, jasper crown (howard da silva)... but will it last? http://www.archive.org/details/CbsRadioMysteryTheaterChristmas...
Topics: cbsrmt, old time radio, christmas, 1978.random
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Old Time Radio Programs, A Life In Your Hands
Topics: A Life In Your Hands, Old Time Radio, OTR
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Old Time Radio Programs, A Life Of Bliss
Topics: A Life Of Bliss, Old Time Radio, OTR
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Old Time Radio Programs, A Man Named Jordan
Topics: A Man Named Jordan, Old Time Radio, Otr
Abbott & Costello
Costello is in line to inherite money from a late Uncle, but he must find his birth certificate first. Includes Living by Dying routine.
Abbott & Costello 04-14-49
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Missing episode #249 transferred from Bud Abbott's personal reference 78rpm discs. Still in the original package Post Marked 04-15-49 and addressed to Mr. Bud Abbott from Universal Recording Studios in Hollywood California. This is where Bud Abbott & Lou Costello recorded their famous radio show for ABC STUDIOS! The Broadcast is From KECA AM-FM Los Angeles, California.
Topics: OTR, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Abbott & Costello, KECA
Abbott & Costello 42 10 15 Bank Robbery With Marlene Dietrich
Costello becomes an accomplice to a bank robbery, and to clear his name, heads for the Old West to catch the bandits.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Marlene Dietrich, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 43 11 18 Nylon Stockings With Lucille Ball
Connie Haines will agree to go out with Costello if he can get her a pair of nylons. Attempting to find nylon stockings, Bud and Lou run into Lucille Ball who has a pair, and tries to get hers.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Lucille Ball, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 01 06 Lou's Engaged To Judy Canova
Bud fails to convince Lou he should get married, but Lou finds out he accidentally proposed marriage to Judy Canova.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Judy Canova, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 03 02 Guests Blondie & Dagwood
Jul 5, 2013 07/13
Blondie and Dagwood are collecting for the Waste Paper Drive, and accidentally take Abbott and Costellos' radio script with them.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Blondie and Dagwood, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 10 19 Lou Goes To Jail
Costello winds up in traffic court and is about to be set free, when Abbott presents a defense that gets Lou 90 days.
Topics: Abbott and Costello Show, Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Comedy, Old Time Radio,...
Abbott & Costello 44 11 09 Lou's Race Horse, Peanut Butter
Costello has bought a horse and plans to enter it in a race, and Mr. Kitzel wants to be the jockey.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 11 23 Formal Thanksgiving Dinner
Bud is having a formal Thanksgiving dinner for the upper class, and agrees to let Lou help serve the meal. During the dinner, a robbery occurs and the police are called.
Topics: Abbott and Costello Show, Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 12 07 Visit To Tin Pan Alley
Costello wants to sing like Bing Crosby so he can have a classy show. Bud takes Lou to Tin Pan Alley to have a theme song written for Lou.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Comedy, Old Time Radio, OTR
Abbott & Costello 44 12 14 Christmas Shopping For Lou's Girlfriend
Bud and Lou go to a department store to shop for Christmas gifts, but Lou has trouble picking a gift for his girlfriend.
Abbott & Costello 45 01 25 Lou Wants To Join The Merchant Marines
Bud gives Lou a hard time for wanting to join the Merchant Marines, and tries to teach him about sailing.
Topics: Abbott and Costello Show, Abbott and Costello, Lou Costello, Bud Abbott, Comedy, Old Time Radio,...
Abbott & Costello 45 02 15 Jack And The Beanstalk
Rudy Vallee is asked to help with the show, and joins the pair in a Jack and the Beanstalk sketch.
Topics: Abbott and Costello, Comedy, OTR
Abbott & Costello 45 04 26 Making A Movie With The Andrews Sisters
The Andrews Sisters threaten to sue Bud and Lou, but the boys get out of it by agreeing to appear in a movie with the Sisters.
Abbott & Costello 45 06 28 Return To Paterson
Lou goes back to his hometown and the city wants home to make a speech for Lou Costello Day in conjunction with Garbage Disposal Week, so Professor Mellonhead instructs him to improve his public speaking.
Topics: Abbott and Costello Show, Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Comedy, OTR Old Time...
Abbott & Costello 45 12 20 Lou's Christmas Party
Lou plans a big Christmas party for all his friends, but they all have other plans.
Abbott & Costello 45 12 27 Costello's Beauty Shop
Costello has bought a beauty shop, and goes door to door to sell his services.
Abbott & Costello 46 04 25 The Sheriff Of North Hollywood
Lou has become the new sheriff, but Bud doesn't think he knows the first thing about being a sheriff and tries to tell Lou what it could be like. Mrs. Niles is having problems with cattle rustlers, so sheriff Costello and Abbott head out to her ranch and then get on the trail of the rustler Cactus Pete.
Abbott & Costello 47 02 13 Costello Buys A Boat
Lou tries to tell a story about Moby Dick. Lou buys a boat and takes his friends out for a ride and gets shipwrecked. Lou reads a Valentine's Day poem to Bud.


England's next chief nursing officer will be tasked with bridging the gap between NHS England and NHS Improvement.
the chief nurse post in December.
The new chief nursing officer could earn up to £176,750 and must have an 'unblemished' registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, as well as hold a master's degree or equivalent qualification.
Candidates must also have 'significant experience of operating at board level and a substantial track record of delivering results in very complex high-profile environment', the advert says.
The chief nursing officer provides clinical and professional leadership for nurses and midwives in England. They also advocate for nurses and patients when advising NHS England, NHS Improvement, the government and Department of Health and Social Care.
director of nursing Ruth May.
NHS England disseminates the money for healthcare services in the country, working with local clinical commissioning groups and holding them to account for spending decisions.
NHS Improvement oversees foundation trusts, trusts and independent providers, supporting them to provide safe, high quality care.
Appointing a new, joint chief nursing officer is part of NHS England and NHS Improvement's plans to create a shared management structure.
NHS Improvement's current senior nurse, executive director of nursing Ruth May, will report to the new chief nursing officer.
The organisations hope closer alignment will result in clearer messages to other NHS organisations, reduce repetition and streamline activities, and assist with work on the NHS Long Term Plan.


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E50, Європейський маршрут E50 — європейський автошлях, що бере свій початок у французькому Бресті і закінчується в російській Махачкалі.

Загальні відомості
В Україні  починається на кордоні зі Словаччиною на пропускному пункті Ужгород, Закарпатська область. Далі збігається з міжнародною автомагістраллю  (обхід Ужгорода),  (Ужгород — Мукачево — Стрий),  (Стрий — Тернопіль — Кропивницький — Знам'янка — Дніпро — Донецьк — Дебальцеве) і  (ділянка Дебальцеве — Довжанське). Закінчується  на пропускному пункті Довжанський, Луганська область і переходить у федеральну автомагістраль М-19, Росія.

Маршрут автошляху
Автошлях E50 проходить територією Франції, Німеччини, Чехії, Словаччини, України та Росії через такі міста:
 : Брест — Сен-Бріє — Ренн — Лаваль — Ле-Ман — Шартр — Париж — Реймс — Шалон-ан-Шампань — Мец
 :  Саарбрюкен — Кайзерслаутерн — Людвігсгафен — Мангайм — Гайльбронн — Фойхтванген — Нюрнберг — Вайдгаус
 : Пльзень — Прага — Їглава — Брно
 : Тренчин — Жиліна — Пряшів — Кошиці
 : Ужгород — Мукачево — Стрий — Тернопіль — Хмельницький — Вінниця — Умань — Кропивницький — Олександрія — Дніпро — Павлоград — Донецьк — Єнакієве — Дебальцеве —Довжанське
 : Шахти — Ростов-на-Дону — Тихоріцьк — Кропоткін — Армавір — Невинномиськ — Мінеральні Води — Беслан — Назрань — Грозний — Гудермес — Хасавюрт — Махачкала
Загальна довжина маршруту становить близько 5100 км.

Галерея

Сучасність
Через Війну на Сході України рух автошляхом залишається частково заблокованим..

Примітки

Джерела

 Мапа-довідник E-маршрутів від Європейської економічної комісії ООН
 Дані про західну частину маршруту на Elbruz

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Європейські маршрути
Дороги Франції
Дороги Чехії
Дороги Німеччини
Дороги Словаччини
Дороги Росії
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Брест (Франція)
Ренн
Сен-Бріє
Лаваль
Ле-Ман
Шартр
Автошляхи Парижа
Реймс
Мец
Саарбрюкен
Кайзерслаутерн
Мангайм
Людвігсгафен-на-Рейні
Гайльбронн
Нюрнберг
Пльзень
Транспорт Праги
Їглава
Брно
Тренчин
Жиліна
Пряшів
Транспорт Кошиць
Транспорт Ужгорода
Транспорт Мукачева
Транспорт Стрия
Транспорт Тернополя
Транспорт Хмельницького
Транспорт Вінниці
Транспорт Умані
Транспорт Кропивницького
Транспорт Олександрії
Транспорт Кам'янського
Автошлях E50 у Дніпрі
Транспорт Павлограда
Транспорт Знам'янки
Автомобільний транспорт Донецька
Транспорт Єнакієвого
Транспорт Дебальцевого
Автошляхи Ростовської області
Автошляхи Краснодарського краю
Транспорт Ставропольського краю
Транспорт Кабардино-Балкарії
Транспорт Північної Осетії
Транспорт Інгушетії
Транспорт Чечні
Транспорт Дагестану
Транспорт Шахт (місто)
Транспорт Ростова-на-Дону
Тихоріцьк
Кропоткін
Армавір (Росія)
Невинномиськ
Мінеральні Води
Беслан
Назрань
Транспорт Грозного
Гудермес
Хасавюрт
Транспорт Махачкали


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Robert  Tollast (1915-2008) was a British painter. He studied Fine Arts at the Westminster School of Art. During World War II, he was commissioned in the Intelligence Corps and joined the diplomatic service as an Attaché de Presse in the British embassies of Baghdad and Cairo. He resigned in 1948 to become a full-time portrait painter and in 1949 had his first one-man show in London and exhibited at the Royal Academy. A period of global travelling was followed by ten years painting in the United States (New York and Washington D.C.) His exhibition at the Washington gallery was opened by the then British Ambassador, the Earl of Cromer, formerly Governor of the Bank of England. In the early 1960s, he spent time in Cambridge doing portraits of college luminaries and also for local families.

After he returned to England in 1976, Robert Tollast divided his time among Switzerland, France (Paris) and Italy (Milan and Florence) and Austria (Vienna) with occasional visits to Germany.

During long visits to South Africa, he painted three generations of the Oppenheimer family, among other prominent figures in industry.

The list of Tollast's most interesting portrait commissions includes clients internationally prominent in the arts, sciences, industry and politics, of which one of the most notable is that of Sir Winston Churchill. This was the last official portrait, of which the sitter — notoriously difficult over portraits of himself — went on record to express his approval.

Robert Tollast's most recent important commission was to paint, in oil, all the partners of the partners of the Geneva private bank Lombard Odier & Cie. He also works in water-colour and pastel and is a notably successful painter of children.

At the time of his death, Tollast was royal court painter to the Habsburg family of Austria.

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External links
National Portrait Gallery page

2008 deaths
1915 births
20th-century English painters
21st-century English painters
Alumni of the Westminster School of Art
Artists from London
Court painters
English male painters
20th-century English male artists
21st-century English male artists


At ICV Scottsdale 2018: PGA Pro-Am & Cancer Research Forum, we will host PGA Pros, Investors and Philanthropists at a benefit gathering to fund early stage investigators in cancer research.
ICV Scottsdale 2018 will drive charitable giving to the ICV Group Cancer Breakthroughs Fund, a vital source of support for innovative research being conducted at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (SKCC) at Thomas Jefferson University.
At ICV Scottsdale 2018, philanthropists will have the opportunity to play with the pros. After the tournament, we will host an Awards Ceremony and a keynote presentation by Dr. Karen Knudsen.
The ICV Group Cancer Breakthroughs Fund will invest in proof-of-concept studies that typically go unfunded through traditional government and industry sources. Every month, pilot grants will be awarded to Karen Knudsen, PhD, Director of the SKCC and a member of the Board Directors of the Association of American Cancer Institutes (AACI). Dr. Knudsen is one of six women in the United States to serve as director of a National Cancer Institute (NCI) designated cancer center. She is a leader among the next generation of cancer researchers and clinicians who will write the final chapters of the story that puts cancer into the history books.
The team of the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson strives to think differently, identifying what will be obvious in ten years and developing solutions for them today. The Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (SKCC) is home to visionary physicians and scientists who are dogged in their pursuit of high-risk, high-reward pilot research that has the potential to fundamentally transform our understanding and treatment of cancer in all its forms. However, too often these proof-of-concept studies go unfunded through traditional government and industry sources.
The ICV Group Cancer Breakthroughs Fund will change this paradigm, serving as a vital source of support for SKCC's most promising and innovative researchers. Every month, pilot grants will be awarded by Karen E. Knudsen, PhD—Director of SKCC and the Hilary Koprowski Endowed Professor and Chair—and the SKCC Executive Council. All ICV members will be kept abreast of the latest findings and breakthroughs made possible by the Fund.
At the end of the day, at the end of our lives, we will ask ourselves whether we could have done more for the health and well-being of the planet, of humanity and all living things.
Leverage your charitable giving to create social change with ICV's Catalytic Philanthropy.


Are You Overwhelmed by Construction?
Your family just embarked on a massive project for your home, and you can not wait to see the final result! But in the meantime, you have to stare at a deconstructed room, piles of moving boxes, and all the 'stuff' that got misplaced during the transformation.
Anxiety settles in, and you wish that you could snap your fingers and make the mess go away. Well, there's no way to magically make those boxes disappear or finish the project overnight. So, how can you deal with the new mess that moved in?
Once construction and painting are complete, it's time to banish the dust! For an all-natural approach, make a DIY solution with white vinegar and water, and get to work in all the nooks and crannies with an old rag.
Now that all of the surfaces are clean, you can get started with one goal in mind—every single thing has a home. Put your favorite music on and get in the zone!
Is it ragged and old?
Is it broken or out of style?
Do you love the items?
Is it a memory that needs to be stored?
Continue unpacking your items and organizing them into the three categories! Once your box of donations is full, contact a local organization for pick-up or drop-off. And as far as the rest of your items, remember the rule—everything has a home!
Are you moving? Check out this Moving Planner Checklist to stay organized throughout the whole process!


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Deborah A. George
dgeorge@rc.com
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity
Deborah George is a member of the firm's Business Litigation Group as well as its Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Team. She focuses her practice on data privacy and security, cybersecurity, and compliance with related state and federal laws, advising clients on the development of privacy and security plans, including WISPs, policies and procedures to comply with state and federal data privacy and security laws and regulations, and website and mobile app privacy policies and terms of use.
Deb helps clients review, revise, and implement necessary policies and procedures under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), and other federal and state laws and regulations. She works with companies to investigate potential data breaches, respond to regulators, and to comply with notification requirements under applicable law. Deb assists clients in reviewing and negotiating contracts, licensing agreements, and other agreements. She provides guidance on issues related to cyber liability insurance policies and also represents clients in litigation matters, including matters pending before state administrative agencies. She is a regular contributor to the firm's Data Privacy + Security Insider blog, with a focus on privacy issues, the Internet of Things (IoT) and legislative initiatives including the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).
Deb has experience providing counsel in civil litigation, employment law, immigration matters, and administrative law. She also has extensive experience drafting and reviewing contracts, business associate agreements, and data use agreements particularly with respect to human services agencies, involving Medicaid.
Prior to joining Robinson+Cole, Deb served as the Executive Legal Counsel to the State of Rhode Island's Executive Office of Health & Human Services, where she supervised the legal department, reviewed and drafted legislation, agency policies and regulations, and represented the agency in court and before administrative tribunals. She also served as Acting Chief Legal Counsel and Senior Legal Counsel to the Rhode Island Department of Administration, representing the State in contract negotiations, preparing written proposals for contract negotiation, and providing legal representation to various State departments.
As an Assistant Public Defender in the State of Rhode Island's Office of the Public Defender and later a sole practitioner, Deb gained extensive courtroom experience providing criminal defense of adults in the State District and Superior Courts.
Deb has completed and taught courses on subjects including performance management, mediation skills, ethics, interrogation techniques and skills, and supervisory training. She has extensive public speaking experience before attorneys at legal seminars and before community groups on a variety of legal issues.
New England Law Boston
Member, New England Law Review
Symposium Editor, New England Law Review
B.A., Political Science
U.S. Court of Appeals, 1st Circuit
U.S. District Court, District of Rhode Island
International Association of Privacy Professionals
Rhode Island Women's Bar Association
"The Latest on Cyber Threats & Cyber Liability Insurance: How You Can Protect Your Law Firm and Your Clients," presented during the Rhode Island Bar Association's 2019 Annual Meeting in Providence, RI (6/14/2019)
The Latest on Cyber Threats & Cyber Liability Insurance: How You Can Protect Your Law Firm and Your Clients
"The Latest on Cyber Threats & Cyber Liability Insurance: How You Can Protect Your Law Firm and Your Clients," presented by Deborah A. George, presented during the Rhode Island Bar Association's 2019 Annual Meeting in Providence, RI (6/14/2019)
The workshop was presented in three sections: first, a brief description of recent cyberattacks and general overview of data privacy and cybersecurity hot topics; second, an introduction to cyber liability insurance and the types of coverages provided; and third, a discussion of the legal and ethical issues for lawyers involving data protection and security, recent court decisions involving cyber liability insurance, and tips for lawyers about how to protect data in their firm.
R+C in the News
Deborah George Speaks to Rhode Island Bar Association on Cyber Threats and Cyber Liability Insurance
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Team member Deborah George took part in the Rhode Island Bar Association's 2019 Annual Meeting in Providence on June 14, 2019. Deborah was part of a workshop panel that addressed "The Latest on Cyber Threats & Cyber Liability Insurance: How You Can Protect Your Law Firm and Your Clients." The workshop was presented in three sections: first, a brief description of recent cyberattacks and general overview of data privacy and cybersecurity hot topics; second, an introduction to cyber liability insurance and the types of coverages provided; and third, a discussion of the legal and ethical issues for lawyers involving data protection and security, recent court decisions involving cyber liability insurance, and tips for lawyers about how to protect data in their firm.
Providence Office Participates in 2018 Rhode Island Walk for Epilepsy
Lawyers and staff from the Providence office, along with some of their family members, formed a Robinson+Cole team to participate in the 2018 Rhode Island Walk for Epilepsy at Slater Memorial Park in Pawtucket, Rhode Island on October 28, 2018. The team raised $2,000 in support of the Epilepsy Foundation New England, a non-profit organization that serves 100,000 people in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island who have epilepsy, and their families. View a photo from the walk.


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Legal IT Newswire Product News… DocsCorp releases the latest iteration of its data loss prevention tool – cleanDocs – with support for iManage Work 10
Latest News / By Caroline Hill - Editor-in-Chief / 4 December 2018 11 October 2021
cleanDocs 2.3, the market-leading data loss prevention tool is iManage 10.2 ready, which will assist IT Directors in their decision-making as they consider the move to Work 10.
DocsCorp, a leading provider of enterprise productivity solutions, today announced the release of cleanDocs 2.3, its market-leading data loss protection software, which combines metadata cleaning with recipient checking in a single product. This iteration integrates with iManage Work 10.2 and is available for immediate download.
Commenting on the release, DocsCorp Co-Founder and President Dean Sappey said "We are excited about the new integration with iManage Work 10.2 as it will help IT Directors and Managers in their decision-making as they plan for Work 10 knowing that a critical technology like metadata cleaning is Work 10 ready today."
"Metadata is a serious risk, but it is not the only one when emailing documents externally," said Dean. "The major source of data leaks globally is human error: emailing the wrong person, attaching the wrong document, or a combination of both. cleanDocs addresses this by requiring users to confirm recipients and attachments as correct. Attachments can be converted to PDF, PDF/A or added to a ZIP file for extra security and cleaned of metadata as part of the same process before being emailed."
cleanDocs is a breakthrough technology that enables iManage users to clean documents of metadata at sub-second speeds. This includes application metadata such as who created the document, how much time was spent editing it, and template information; as well as user metadata like comments, Track Changes; improper redaction, and embedded Excel spreadsheets. With this release users will be able to access cleanDocs directly from the iManage Work 10 browser interface to prevent metadata leaks when sharing documents outside the company that might adversely affect the firm's reputation or bottom line.


I can't believe Christmas is only three weeks away! One of my favourite clothing items to shop for are dresses. You can call me a girly girl. I would wear a dress every day if I could. So I'm sharing the prettiest holiday dresses I've found recently. Whether it's for a work Christmas party or a family gathering, I think I have it all covered.


Example: Buy one Whacky Tobacky and one Stoked (both the same price) for a total of two pieces. Look down the "2" piece column to see that you will pay $68.33 for each piece.
WOW! Did you see that? Nine huge shots of gold brocade!
Why pay $80.00 at other NH stores!?


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Whitworth Set to Welcome New Students
The Whitworth University campus will be bustling with new students this weekend. It's Move-In Day on Saturday, Aug. 31, beginning at 9 a.m.
Whitworth Welcomes Celebrated Artist and Writer Makoto Fujimura
Whitworth University is proud to host acclaimed visual artist and writer Makoto Fujimura, the director of the Culture Care Initiative at Fuller Theological Seminary, on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m.
Whitworth University Makes Forbes' America's Top Colleges List for 2019
Whitworth University has once again been named one of the nation's top colleges/universities by Forbes magazine. The 2019 America's Top Colleges list features the country's 650 institutions that deliver the "top academics, best experiences, career success and lowest debt."
The Princeton Review Names Whitworth One of the Best Universities in the West
Whitworth University has been chosen one of the best colleges/universities in the West by The Princeton Review.
Whitworth Welcomes Celebrated Artist and Writer Ma...
Whitworth University Makes Forbes' America's Top C...
The Princeton Review Names Whitworth One of the Be...


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