A strong company brand has a lot of time and money invested in it and, when implemented and delivered well, it pays great dividends. It defines, differentiates and positions you in a competitive market. It communicates who you are, what you do and how you do it – it is the promise of what will be delivered to the customer, be it a product, service or experience. Think of some of the biggest brands – Coca Cola, Nike, McDonalds. More people in the world recognise the big yellow 'M' in McDonalds than they do the crucifix. That gives us some idea of the power of the brand.
Behind every great brand is a set of brand guidelines. These range from an A4 sheet showing how a master logo should look to multiple-volume sets outlining every possible use and global application. Guidelines ensure consistency of use and ultimately help to elevate a brand to greater and more immediate recognition. Brand guidelines are good. Designers (as much as we moan about restrictions to our creativity) like a framework to work within. We like rules, conventions and grids. We like to work with a set of rules that we can challenge and push against. Good guidelines give designers enough scope to develop creative solutions without strangling creativity.
Guidelines should be just that – guidelines. By definition, following a guideline is never mandatory. Certain aspects of brand guidelines should be open to interpretation while other aspects should be ring-fenced and protected. Bad guidelines do not necessarily mean that the brand is best represented. Yes, the logo may be in the correct position and the correct size. The grid followed religiously. The correct font size and leading used. But where's the spark needed to communicate a specific message that isn't in the brand bible? A good brand allows enough flexibility to feel both familiar and fresh at the same time.
Have faith in your appointed agency and have the courage to break out of the 'is it in the guideline?' mentality. You might just reap great rewards and get the best out of your brand.
If your current brand isn't working though, maybe it's time to come to us. At HROC, we do lovely guidelines!


I am most definitely in Ketosis! Well, at least there are ketones in my urine which is a good indicator that my body is producing them and getting adapted to use ketogens as energy. In another month or so, it will be harder to test via urine for ketones as my body gets more keto adapted, but at least now, not only can I feel it, but I can see it in a tangible test. I saw the lower amounts on Monday, but the test results have been getting darker almost daily. 1.5 is decent. I'm happy with that. If I can get it higher, even better, but for now, I'm losing weight steadily and I'm feeling great.
Today, I turn 50 years old. I never imagined that I would be as healthy and as fit as I am today when I was young. I hoped, but never really gave it much thought. 50 was so far off; why would I consider what it would be like to be 50 when I was 21? 25? 30? Nobody really thinks about it, and it creeps up on you. BAM! Just like that, I'm 50!
The weird part for me is that I feel better today at 50 than when I turned 40. When I turned 40, my wife threw me an amazing surprise party at an aviation museum in Galveston, Texas. My family and closest friends were there, and it was a special time. I was very overweight back then, and I remember thinking for the first time that my next big birthday was just 10 years off, and I began to wonder if I would make it that long. My health was okay but becoming troublesome, and fitness was something I couldn't even imagine nor contemplate. I thought that 40 was the beginning of a decline for me that would end in my death sometime within the next decade.
Two years ago, things turned around for me in a big way. First, I did a Whole30 and then adopted the Paleo Diet. Then, exactly a year later, I began running. Now, I eat clean and I run 3-4 times a week. I can do 100 push ups without effort, and I can buy clothing off the rack anywhere. I can fit into booths, economy airline seats, and I can sqeeze through tight spots with ease. I can climb stairs without getting winded, tie my shoes without holding my breath, and I can do housework without breaking into a sweat. These are all amazing things that we take for granted when we're young and fit, but these are all things I had given up on long ago.
Fifty isn't old. At least it doesn't feel old to me. I feel as good, or better, than I did when I turned 30. I'm definitely in better shape now, which is hard to believe. I remember thinking 50 was old when I was a kid. Now I know that I was wrong. Age is but a number; I feel young, and I will continue to do lots of fun things as long as I'm able. If I have anything to do with it, I'll be here to annoy and pester my wife for a long time on the many adventures we hope to have together.
Happy birthday to me! This is the best one I've had in a long time, and I'm looking forward to celebrating a lot more of them!
It seems that every few days lately, I'm reaching a new low weight. Whole30 isn't designed specifically to lose weight, yet it is exactly what I'm experiencing right now. What is radical to me about it this time, on my third round of doing a Whole30, is that I'm losing weight so easily.
I lost 110 lbs in a year: 20 lbs in the first month on a Whole30 and the remaining 90 lbs in 11 months on the Paleo Diet. It took me another 8 months to lose an additional 30 lbs.
In the past week, I've lost 3 lbs. That's a little over 2% weight loss in one week. That's incredible.
Don't tell me it's exercise; it's not. I'm not doing any more (or less) than I normally do. Don't tell me it's because I'm starving myself; I'm not. I eat pretty heartily and I'm stuffed after my meals.
I know exactly what is different this week versus the week before last: Whole30. I have been eating meat and vegetables in standard portion sizes (well, except for last night where I ate a little more than usual). My body responds well to this, and rewards me with shedding excess weight.
I'm pretty solid; my body fat is relatively low for someone my age. Losing weight is hard for me because right now, it's mostly muscle and I don't necessarily want to lose muscle weight. I do, however, still have some areas of stored fat and extra skin that I'm happy to see going away. It's nice to see the body adapting to my diet and fitness and shed those extra pounds.
I now weigh 162.9 lbs. That's a new low for me. I hope to go lower, but again, I'm in the bonus area, so even if I stop here, I'm happy. I just don't ever want to see it go past 170 lbs ever again. Ever.
I did it. By sticking with the Paleo Diet and doing another Whole30 to help me get past the last 2 lbs, I finally reached my goal of 165 lbs.
I thought I'd do a happy dance or something silly, but after seeing the scale (and re-weighing myself three times to be sure), I raised my arms in victory, and then almost cried. I say almost, because there were no tears, but my eyes did water up, and I had to sit down to let it sink in.
It took 20 months, but I went from 312 lbs to 165 lbs. My body fat went from an astonishing 47% to 11%. I went from living a sedentary lifestyle to being a runner who is also in the National Guard.
My wife says I've completely reconfigured myself. The crazy part is how much of the rest of my life followed suit. Changing my diet has changed much in my life, and all of it is for the better.
As my wife congratulated me yesterday on reaching 165 lbs, I thanked her because there's no way I could have done it without her. Aside from the cooking of our lunches and many dinners, she's motivated me and helped keep me on the right track more than once. This was possible because we are a team, and this was a team effort.
Now, as we're doing our third Whole30, she's already lost 4 lbs in 4 days (I know, we're not supposed to weigh ourselves, but we always break that rule) and she's feeling much better again already. As for me? I lost 2 lbs this week to push me past 165 lbs. I'm sticking with the Whole30, so I may get some more bonus weigh loss out of it. At this point, for me, I'm in bonus territory; any further weight loss is just bonus.
I feel good and look good at 165 lbs. I haven't felt this accomplished of anything in a while. It feels good.
One of my biggest inspirations in health has been my sister. She has been into fitness for a long time now, and has always been the model of health and fitness to me and everyone in the family. She regularly participates in Spartan runs, mud runs, fun runs, 5k's, and all kinds of other runs. In the past few years, she's even gotten involved with body building and has won some awards!
This girl is only 2 years younger than me!!!
I hope one day she and I can do some of these runs together. I won't be doing any body building contests, but running? I can do that! We used to do lots of stuff together as kids; it'd be nice to do so again as adults.
I wish her a HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, and many more years of health and fitness!
She doesn't just look good; she hits harder than a Mack truck, too!


Timberlane Physical Therapy is the best place for treatment of unusual problems. The therapists provide highly individualized diagnosis and treatment with excellent problem solving. After two other therapists were unable to correctly identify my problem, Lesli understood my unusual condition and provided effective treatment. After surgery, she identified the reason for residual pain and provided treatment that cured it although staff in the surgeon's office only said that it might improve over time. In addition, both the professional and office staff are pleasant and kind, making the visits a positive experience.
I was treated for chronic pain and injuries over a period of 7 years by countless health care providers and I am still paying those specialist bills. No one could help me. Finally, I found Jennifer Simpson and her team at TimberlanePT. She gave me relief my first visit. I no longer have persistent pain and better than that, I don't have the frustration of paying for care that doesn't work. I can move, exercise as I want to, and have hope to keep getting stronger. She fixed my body and changed my life.
Timberlane PT has been a godsend to me right from the start! I came to TLPT with so many problems and unlike most PT's Lesli doesn't just work on one problem she works on the whole picture because she believes that in order to fix the problem you need to look at the body as a whole and boy was she RIGHT! Lesli takes the time to address your problems and get to the core issues You won't go wrong coming to TLPT, they have certainly made a difference in my life and figured out what was truly wrong with me when others couldn't including over three years with my previous physical therapist.
I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), a chronic hypermobility condition that causes my joints to slip out of place. EDS is often under-recognized, but the team at Timberlane knew what it was right away and were ready to jump right in to help me. Over time, they have become my trusted experts in helping me manage my EDS. I have learned so much from them about how to protect and strengthen my joints, and my quality of life has improved significantly.
Simply put Timberlane Physical Therapy has been an integral part of my life for the past several years. Their care in dealing with my chronic disability, acute injuries, and multiple surgical rehabs has been provided in a professional, knowledge, and caring manner supplemented with a great sense of humor. TLTP's approach to physical therapy, the respect they hold within the medical community, and the skills of the individual therapist are second to none. I am very cautious when asked to refer someone, but have made suggestions to many folks that Timberlane Physical Therapy is an outstanding group, and so far, everyone has agreed.
I am so pleased with my experience at Timberlane Physical Therapy. Appointments are always on time and the staff is very friendly. I worked with Eddie who responded to what hurt with the perfect exercises.
After my session working on my knee I find it so much better with less pain and with better walking mechanics. I would highly recommend people to come here and see the team at Timberlane Physical Therapy.
My experience at Timberlane Physical Therapy over the past few years has been an A+. The staff is superbly talented and have dealt very successful with my foot issues, hip and knee related problems. Not only do they provide wonderful treatment and helpful exercises to improve the aches and pains, but they do so in a fun atmosphere. Nice to have my feet and joints working better and there's no extra charge for cooking tips from Jenn or great bike advice from Eddie. I have recommended Timberlane Physical Therapy to friends and will continue to do so.
After two back surgeries and many different attempts at physical therapy I was skeptical to try again for the foot pain I was experiencing. I decided to try Timberlane Physical Therapy for the first time. Within a couple visit and a while new approach to physical therapy my foot pain subsided. In one visit focusing on my back I was pain free for the first time in years. Eddie has been wonderful in combining soft tissue work, stretching and strengthening and explaining where the pain stems from so I know how my body works together and how to keep it working well. The exercises fit into a busy daily schedule. I cant thank Eddie and the rest of the staff for giving me back the pain free mobility I used to have.
I had a really painful two month this spring with sciatica pain. The pain level increased over the two months. By the time I got to physical therapy I was in tears, hunched over, walking in pain. The first day. The first day I got here at physical therapy Eddie and his co workers helped me stand up straight with the help of a cane, lift and a waist band support. Actually, the first day I wasn't feeling too hopeful and Eddie convinced me to come in after I left the first day I was feeling some hope. The second visit we meet at the pool for pool physical therapy. I got immediate relief that night. And didn't need the cane!! The third visit Eddie adjusted me that made all the pain go away. And with the exercises I was on my way to being back to my normal self. I committed to staying fit with the exercises that Eddie and Zach have given me. I feel 100% better.
Timberlane Physical Therapy has been an invaluable resource during my treatment. After suffering a severe ankle injury that included lots of long term nerve damage I was referred to Timberlane to help in the healing process. Not only has Jennifer Simpson guided me and helped me through the physical healing but her encouragement and support have been invaluable. The staff is so professional and welcoming that they make you feel like family instantly relaxing you before your session. Jennifer and the other therapists have been able to explain my injury better than any of the orthopedic surgeons that I have seen. The severity of my injury has afforded me the opportunity to watch the newer therapists blossom and learn from an experienced team. The practice is always seeking out new treatments and therapies, many of which I have tried. Since everyone is built differently and each body heals in its own way they therapists must come up with unique treatments for each patient. The way they do this is totally impressive. I highly recommend Timberlane PT which over the last 5 years has become like family to me. Even though I have moved from the Burlington Area to the Sunapee NH region, I still journey to Burlington, VT once a month for my tune up with Jennifer!


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Saturday, Sept. 8 , 2018
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On December 4th, 1956 music history was made. This date found Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley together at Sun Record's studio in Memphis, TN. A jam session ensued which seems to have happened by pure chance. Perkins, who by this time had already met success with "Blue Suede Shoes", had come into the studio that day, accompanied by his brothers Clayton and Jay and by drummer W.S. Holland, to cut some new material, including a revamped version of an old blues song, "Matchbox". Sam Phillips, the owner of Sun Records, who wished to try to fatten this sparse rockabilly instrumentation, had brought in his latest acquisition, singer and piano man extraordinaire Jerry Lee Lewis, still unknown outside Memphis, to play piano on the Perkins session.
Sometime in the early afternoon, Elvis Presley, a former Sun artist himself but now at RCA, dropped in to pay a casual visit . He was, at the time, the biggest name in show business, having hit the top of the singles charts five times, and topping the album charts twice in the preceding 12-month period. Less than four months earlier, he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, pulling an unheard of 83% of the television audience, which was estimated at 55 million, the largest in history up to that time.
After chatting with Philips in the control room, Presley listened to the playback of Perkins' session, which he pronounced to be good. Then he went out into the studio and some time later the jam session began. At some point during the session, Sun artist Johnny Cash, who had recently enjoyed a few hits on the country charts, popped in. Cowboy Jack Clement was engineering that day and remembers saying to himself "I think I'd be remiss not to record this" and so he did and the night became rock and roll music history. Many famous artists such as Bob Dylan recall listening to these recordings and being tremendously inspired by.
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Ubud has most likely been the very best a part of Bali. Ubud might not be as famous as Kuta, however it is surely a spot that is liked by many. While Ubud might have been a protracted-time favorite among vacationers, it just lately acquired a publicity stimulus from the movie Eat Pray Love. From Italy where she reacquainted her passion for meals and life, Liz (starring Julia Roberts) headed to India in search for spiritual answer earlier than landing herself in Bali. Ubud is an inextricable part of Liz's journey in Bali swing in Ubud the place she finally found the love of her live and regained her balance in life. In her book, Liz speaks affectionately about Ubud and how she met many mates corresponding to Ketut Liyer (her religious guru), Wayan (her healer), Mario and Robin (from the Bumi Sehat Foundation).
Ubud really is an outstanding place the place distinctive traditions, pristine greenery, terrace rice fields and exquisite arts mix harmoniously.
Daytime actions are plenty. If you have booked yourself a room / villa in one of the splendid hotels akin to Four Seasons, Alila Ubud, Ubud Hanging Backyard, Kupu Kupu Barong, Samaya (and the list goes on), you'll be pampered by the consolation and luxury that may probably make you think twice or thrice before stepping out of the hotel. While these hotels are good for honeymoons and ideal indulgence, they aren't too pleasant to your pockets and doubtless not a very intelligent plan in case you intend to actually discover Ubud and spend most of your days out of your room. The next greatest lodging alternate options such as Tepi Sawah, Bali Rich, The Mansion (and the list goes on) will not be bad at all and this may easily slash your accommodation funds by half. If you have an exhaustive list of activities on your itinerary and few hours are all you need to stay within the room, even price range-friendlier alternatives are available that price as little as 30-40USD a night.
Ubud is most famous for its duck delicacies – Bebek Bengil and Bebek Betutu. There are lots of places the place you can attempt them, however since I am a vegetarian, I am not able to provide any recommendation. One of many must-attempt expertise while in Ubud is a lunch by the rice field. Many restaurants offer a dining expertise by the rice subject (and Tepi Sawah is well-liked amongst artists) with some of them offering peculiar view of the rice field. The sensation is exhilarating.
If you are an animal lover or a city man who lives in brick jungle on a regular basis, you may wish to visit the Monkey Forest. Right here, you'll be able to see the wildlife habitat of monkeys. Monkeys are typically notorious for his or her rascal behaviors and monkeys right here is of no exception. While the monkeys here are recognized to be less atrocious than these in places comparable to Uluwatu, precaution is always better. Should you decided to visit the forest, my best advice is to take off all valuables – chains, bangles, hairbands, sunglasses (they'll tell if it is Oakley sunglasses), caps (they know if it is Nike) – and your risk of fabric loss is much reduced.
Ubud artwork market is one other in style spot among tourists. A moist market at daybreak and an artwork market in the course of the day. At Ubud artwork market, yow will discover almost everything that Bali has to offer – from colourful handmade bangle to necklace, from rattan bag to decorative, from Balinese sarong (garments) to pure aroma-therapeutic soap and from kitchen utensils to herbs essentials. Do be warned that ferocious bargaining is a must. If you happen to felt that you've got been cheated, do not worry. There is a tourist police station proper next to the market. You possibly can lodge a complain there and the in contrast to many different places in Indonesia, the police officers there would be joyful that can assist you (for gratis of course).
If you're an out of doors guy otherwise you want to get close to Mom Nature, cycling is something that you may add to your checklist. Bicycle rental is widespread in Ubud. For Rp. 50,000 (less than USD5), you'll be able to lease a bike for the whole day. Regular biking trail starts early in the morning when the climate is comparatively cooler, the roads are less congested and of course the air is at its freshest and ends relying on how a lot time you've gotten and the way a lot you need to see. Imagine riding via the scenic mountain, passing by the green rice fields, watching ducks marching, passing by the Ayung river, listening to the gushing river present, watching children tub and play. A vitalizing expertise indeed!


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The Chester-Andover Elementary School PTG's Annual Trunk or Treat will be held at Cobleigh Field in Chester from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Halloween evening. There will be vehicle trunks decorated for the event and filled with candy. All children and their parents are invited. A bonfire will also be held at the field.
Beginning at 5 p.m., the Champion Fire Company of South Londonderry and the First Baptist Church of South Londonderry will be holding their Annual Haunted Firehouse and Trunk-or-Treat along Main Street in South Londonderry.
The Haunted Firehouse will be held at the Champion Fire Station at 60 Main St. Besides the Haunted Firehouse, the fire department will offer free food and drinks, tours of the station and a campfire.
Simultaneously, the Baptist Church will hold its Trunk-or-Treat between the Firehouse and the bridge. Vehicle participants should set up their cars around 4:30 p.m. in time for trick or treaters at 5 p.m.
Main Street will be closed during the event.
If you are part of the 1 percent, you will love the new Trump Tax law. If not, then let Ron Theissen, CPA, CFP of Fisher Financial Advisors of Chester tell you how the new tax law may affect you.
He'll be speaking at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 1 at The Fullerton Inn at 40 The Common in Chester, as part of the Chester Rotary's First Thursday monthly event.
Theissen's presentation will include: How the law affects deductions; what changes in reference to investments; can pets be still claimed; what to do with an IRA, and New Vermont law changes. Bring questions and learn to work around all these new complexities.
This event is free and open to the community. The program starts at 5:15 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres and cash bar. For planning purposes, reserve your place by emailing chesterrotary@gmail.com.
Melissa Lovell Post, an expert in international folk dancing, holds classes in dance geared toward beginners and intermediate-level dancers each Friday 10:30 a.m. to noon at Chester Town Hall at 556 Elm St. in Chester. Lessons are $5 per class.
No partner is necessary. It is helpful to come regularly to build up familiarity with the repertoire, but it is not required. Post has taught folk dancing to recreational groups for the past 35 years, and has a teaching style that allows learners to pick up the dances quickly.
Call 802-875-4102 or email goodwood@vermontel.net for more information.
On Saturday, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m., Stone Church Arts and Cameo Arts Foundation present a benefit concert for the Greater Falls Warming Shelter. Leslie Stroud, flute, and Matthew Odell, piano, share favorite sonatas demonstrating the intersection of old and new relationships—culturally, geographically and musically. The concert takes place at Immanuel Episcopal Church, 20 Church St., in Bellows Falls.
All donations go to the Greater Falls Warming Shelter, whose mission is to provide a safe, warm overnight shelter for those in need during the winter months.
The shelter principally serves towns in the Greater Falls area, including Rockingham, Westminster, Athens, Grafton, North Walpole, N.H. and Walpole, N.H. It is open every night during the winter season (November to April) from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
A free-will offering will be collected to support the Greater Falls Warming Shelter. For information, call Stone Church Arts, 802-460-0110, or visit www.stonechurcharts.org.
Vermont Voices continues when Yvonne Daley discusses Going Up the Country: When the Hippies, Dreamers, Freaks, and Radicals Moved to Vermont, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday Nov. 4 at Phoenix Books Misty Valley, at 58 Common St. in Chester.
Going Up the Country is a story of how young migrants, largely from the cities and suburbs of New York and Massachusetts, turned their backs on the establishment of the 1950s and moved to the backwoods of rural Vermont.
The event is free. For more information, visit www.phoenixbooks.biz or call 802-875-3400.
Observe Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the culture, history, and traditions of native people.
Pay tribute to their important contributions and unique challenges both past and present with "Abenaki of New England" presented by The Nature Museum from 3:15 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 at the Whiting Library at 117 Main St. in Chester. All ages are welcome.
For thousands of years, the indigenous Abenaki people lived in harmony with the land and gained a deep knowledge and respect for it. Learn about what life was like before our time and how living closer to the land made people more connected to nature. Investigate Native American artifacts, hear Native American stories, play outdoor games, and make a nature-inspired craft.
Call Whiting Library at 802-875-2277 for more information. The library is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Silicon Valley spearheads technological innovation in the midst of our latest industrial revolution — in large part because of information technology. Executives, business owners, and founders are starting and growing new ventures in the most cutting edge technologies — artificial intelligence (including machine learning and deep learning), robotics, automated driving and transportation systems, human-computer interfaces, Big Data, the Internet of Things, inmplatables/ingestables/injectables, augmented and virtual reality, cryptocurrencies, other blockchain applications, and quantum computing. Executives want to develop their innovative products and services, go to market, and start bringing in revenue.
Yet the U.S. and increasingly foreign and international laws and legal systems can be thorny obstacles to business success. Consider:
Your business wants to sell products and services to make your revenue numbers. At the same time, common sense tells you that you need legal agreements to close the deals to bring in the revenue. Everyone tells you handshake deals are trouble. Where do those agreements come from? Especially for cutting edge information technology products and services no one has seen before. Certainly, your general business lawyer is unfamiliar with the details. Maybe your customers are putting their own agreement in front of you — which looks very one-sided in favor of the customer. It's at that point you realize that many of the legal terms in these agreements have to protect your interest and control your legal risk. How can you efficiently develop form agreements, get help negotiating them against your customers' lawyers, and close deals — all so you can make your revenue numbers — this month, quarter, or year-end?
Companies are spending thousands and millions on legal compliance now in areas such as privacy and security compliance with new laws such as the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which became effective on January 1, 2020. Very few lawyers know much about data privacy. And even fewer are well-versed in the technology, business processes, and professional standards of the information security field. How do you get legal help to stay out of trouble with government regulators while managing compliance efficiently and cost-effectively?
When the data breach occurs, when the robot or autonomous vehicle has an accident, or when someone suspects bias in your company's artificial intelligence software, who will help you run an investigation and connect you with experts in the field who can support your investigation? Does your general business lawyer know anything about investigating data exfiltration? About examining algorithmic bias? How robots can fail? Sure, you can hire experts in these fields directly. But the law recognizes an "attorney-client privilege" protection, which prevents the other side's lawyer from asking you questions about what you said to your lawyer and vice versa. If you hire an expert investigator without an attorney involved, the other side's lawyer can ask about the investigator's calls and meetings with you without restriction. The protection of the attorney-client privilege would not apply.
After breaches, accidents, and incidents of AI bias, you shouldn't be surprised if a lawsuit follows. Does your general business litigation law firm know much about advanced information technology to defend your interests? Or would you have to educate your general business firm about your technology — at considerable expense?
Having governance documentation to manage your technology with policies, procedures, guidelines, and training materials makes a lot of sense. Every major business has a privacy policy for example. And common sense tells you that you should have robust security policies too. But when companies develop technologies in the area of artificial intelligence, boards, auditors, regulators, legislators, and advocacy groups start asking hard questions. We believe that in the unfolding era of artificial intelligence, AI impact assessments and AI governance policies will be commonly used, just as privacy policies are today. Does your general business lawyer have the knowledge and experience to help you write and refine your AI impact assessment?
Dealing with these legal challenges by yourself can be bewildering, confusing, and frustrating. Going it alone seems like a risky option. You trust your general business lawyer, but your current lawyer's experience is probably pretty superficial when it comes to your technology. After all, your general business lawyer may also help businesses in fields like industrial products, real estate, finance, construction, healthcare, and numerous other sectors. General business lawyers focus on business formation, financing, and acquisitions for many kinds of business. Yes, they know business law. But how efficient will it be for you to teach your general business lawyer all the background about your technology? Wouldn't it be faster, more efficient, and ultimately less expensive to use a specialist to help you with your advanced information technologies?
This is where Silicon Valley Law Group can help.
We help you bring in the revenue your business needs to make its revenue numbers by developing and negotiating agreements to sell your products and services to your customers. We have been working for decades in information technology and maintain industry leadership in fields like artificial intelligence and robotics, information security, and Big Data. Our attorneys can help you with a wide variety of agreements, includingmaster service agreements, licenses, joint ventures, and development agreements. We also negotiate a broad range of sales and marketing deals, including OEM, sales partner/agent, channel, and joint marketing agreement. By drafting and negotiating these deals, our firm helps your business grow.
We help clients learn about their compliance obligations and help them get up to speed on the latest developments in information technology legal requirements — especially in the areas of privacy, data security, AI, robotics, and automated transportation. We save you time and effort in your compliance programs because we are familiar with the latest trends already.
We spearhead investigations of data breaches, accidents, and breakdowns or flaws in software implementing AI algorithms. We find out the facts with the help of allied experts in the relevant fields. At the same time, our work as attorneys means that our communications with you and your communications with our lawyers, staff, and to the extent possible, our outside investigators and experts are protected by the attorney-client privilege. We can object if an opposing lawyer asks you to repeat what you said to any of us.
If a lawsuit does follow a security breach, accident, or breakdown in AI, we can defend you in that suit. Having our firm represent your business means that we are already deeply familiar with information technology and receiving personal attention from an industry-leading practitioner. That means we don't need to spend your time or money to get up to speed on a lot of background information about your field and technology. Also, we staff our cases efficiently and without a lot of bureaucracy that you are likely to see in other law firms. Our business model is to use a smaller number of experienced practitioners to run cases more efficiently than other firms can.
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 The Socialist (Australian magazine), currently published by the Socialist Party (Australia)
 The Socialist (SLP newspaper), historically published by the Socialist Labour Party (UK, 1903)
 The Socialist (Seattle newspaper), published by Hermon F. Titus from 1900 to 1910
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Must have strict compliance to The Borgata Employee Handbook and Policy and Procedure Manual.
Acquired knowledge of sanitation according to state and federal guidelines.
Work efficiently and accurately in operating mode.
Follow all approved recipes and plate presentations.
Serve all guests according to established standards of quality and pre-determined timeliness and portions.
Assure that all food and preparation and service areas are in accordance with the local, state and federal Health Department Codes.
Depending upon type of restaurant and station, each job is job specific - candidate must know cooking application of each.
Continuous standing, walking for long periods; at times, temperature approximately 55F.
Tasting food and evaluating quality points at each stage of preparation.
Temperatures at 55F in ingredient room.
Temperatures above 85F in the hot kitchen.
Food bank temperature at 28F.
High School diploma or equivalent preferred; either a culinary apprenticeship or an Associate's degree in Culinary Arts.
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In Fedora 21, GNOME Shell will automatically detect captive portals upon connecting to wifi and popup a dedicated window to walk through their login page. This nicely avoids the problem you are describing, because none of your existing web browser tabs get redirected to the captive portal. Probably my favourite improvement from Fedora 21 / GNOME Shell.
This sounds like a wicked feature… What logic is used to detect them? Maybe a second step could be to script getting through them, and then automatically starting a VPN connection or SSH tunnel!
The detection feature is built into Network Manager – you can set a '[connectivity]' section with a URL, an expected response and an interval. Whenever Network Manager has an active connection, it will periodically access that URL and if it doesn't get the expected response it will set the connectivity status on that connection to "limited".
GNOME shell just watches the connectivity status reported by Network Manager and launches some sort of mini browser to handle the captive portal, when connectivity is limited.


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Funding for global nutrition needs to be raised
Funding for global nutrition in the Global Health account needs to be increased.
Funding for global nutrition needs to be raised Funding for global nutrition in the Global Health account needs to be increased. Check out this story on clarionledger.com: https://www.clarionledger.com/story/opinion/columnists/2019/07/31/global-nutrition-needs-funded-government/1878750001/
Rita Wray, Guest Columnist Published 12:23 p.m. CT July 31, 2019 | Updated 11:27 a.m. CT Aug. 1, 2019
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to travel to Washington D.C. to meet with our nation's leaders, both in the White House and in the Senate. I took the time to visit these leaders, including our own Senators Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger Wicker, to share my experience, expertise, and concern for vulnerable populations struggling with hunger – at home and abroad.
As a longtime Mississippian, I have witnessed and supported the issues of nutrition, particularly for women and children in food desserts throughout our State. I have also traveled to Haiti to see the effects of undernutrition and malnutrition among women and children in urban and rural areas. Undernutrition accounts for nearly 50 percent of all under 5 child deaths each year globally, translating to 3 million young lives lost a year. Put succinctly, nearly a quarter of the world's children under the age of 5 suffers from undernutrition.
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Whether near or far, nutrition provides the proper foundation for physical and cognitive growth for children. That first 1,000 days in a child's life, from conception to age two, is a critical period to intervene with the mother and the baby, to provide the right vitamins, micro-nutrients, and proteins which will combat lifelong chronic disease and stunting for the child.
Studies show that when nutrition is present for the mother and child, the child stays in school longer, earns higher adult wages in a job, and therefore, is 33 percent more likely to escape poverty as an adult.
In Asia and Africa, reductions in cognitive stunting through access to global nutrition programs can increase the GDP by 4-11 percent. Nutrition is the cornerstone of global health and development for families, communities, and nations. Good nutrition increases economic empowerment and growth for all, equalizing opportunities for those living in poverty.
As a healthcare professional and mother of three, I can empathize with mothers who need the knowledge and the access to nutrition for themselves before, during, and after pregnancy to prevent anemia as well as for a healthier, happier thriving child. As a business owner and entrepreneur, I see the value in investing in the fundamental building blocks of society. If a community is healthier, physically and cognitively, the economy and trade will also begin to flourish. This seems a win-win for everyone; from the U.S. to developing nations.
Despite the clear return on investment, nutrition has been historically underfunded at less than one percent of the entire U.S. government global health budget. This is why I am urging our Senators to increase, if feasible, the funding for global nutrition in the Global Health account. In the next few weeks, our Senate will decide the amount of funding for this account, and Senator Hyde-Smith will have the opportunity to vote on this amount as a member of the Appropriations Committee. In 2017, the lives of more than 22 million children were saved with this U.S. funding for nutrition.
Since 1990, our generation has led the world in cutting in half the number of people who were dying from hunger. We know how to address undernutrition and malnutrition; we just need the will to do so. Through the investment of the private sector, our faith communities, and our government working together, we can end hunger worldwide.
More: How to nurture the link between math, language arts, nutrition in children
Rita Wray is the Founder & CEO of Wray Enterprises, Inc., a national independent health care consulting firm. Formerly a ten-year gubernatorial appointment as a Deputy Executive Director of the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration, she is a native of Florence, Alabama, holds a B S degree from the University of North Alabama and an MBA from Jackson State University.
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from .api import MatrixHttpApi, MatrixRequestError, MatrixUnexpectedResponse
from threading import Thread
from time import sleep
import logging
import sys

class MatrixClient(object):
    """
    The client API for Matrix. For the raw HTTP calls, see MatrixHttpApi.

    Usage (new user):
        client = MatrixClient("https://matrix.org")
        token = client.register_with_password(username="foobar",
            password="monkey")
        room = client.create_room("myroom")
        room.send_image(file_like_object)

    Usage (logged in):
        client = MatrixClient("https://matrix.org", token="foobar",
            user_id="@foobar:matrix.org")
        rooms = client.get_rooms()  # NB: From initial sync
        client.add_listener(func)  # NB: event stream callback
        rooms[0].add_listener(func)  # NB: callbacks just for this room.
        room = client.join_room("#matrix:matrix.org")
        response = room.send_text("Hello!")
        response = room.kick("@bob:matrix.org")

    Incoming event callbacks (scopes):

        def user_callback(user, incoming_event):
            pass

        def room_callback(room, incoming_event):
            pass

        def global_callback(incoming_event):
            pass

    """

    def __init__(self, base_url, token=None, user_id=None, valid_cert_check=True):
        """ Create a new Matrix Client object.

        Args:
            base_url (str): The url of the HS preceding /_matrix.
                e.g. (ex: https://localhost:8008 )
            token (Optional[str]): If you have an access token
                supply it here.
            user_id (Optional[str]): You must supply the user_id
                (as obtained when initially logging in to obtain
                the token) if supplying a token; otherwise, ignored.
            valid_cert_check (bool): Check the homeservers
                certificate on connections?

        Returns:
            MatrixClient

        Raises:
            MatrixRequestError, ValueError
        """
        if token is not None and user_id is None:
            raise ValueError("must supply user_id along with token")

        self.api = MatrixHttpApi(base_url, token)
        self.api.validate_certificate(valid_cert_check)
        self.listeners = []
        self.sync_token = None
        self.sync_filter = None

        self.logger = logging.getLogger("matrix_client")

        """ Time to wait before attempting a /sync request after failing."""
        self.bad_sync_timeout_limit = 60 * 60
        self.rooms = {
            # room_id: Room
        }
        if token:
            self.user_id = user_id
            self._sync()

    def get_sync_token(self):
        return self.sync_token

    def set_sync_token(self, token):
        self.sync_token = token

    def register_with_password(self, username, password, limit=1):
        """ Register for a new account on this HS.

        Args:
            username (str): Account username
            password (str): Account password
            limit (int): Deprecated. How many messages to return when syncing.

        Returns:
            str: Access Token

        Raises:
            MatrixRequestError
        """
        response = self.api.register(
            "m.login.password", user=username, password=password
        )
        self.user_id = response["user_id"]
        self.token = response["access_token"]
        self.hs = response["home_server"]
        self.api.token = self.token
        self._sync()
        return self.token

    def login_with_password(self, username, password, limit=1):
        """ Login to the homeserver.

        Args:
            username (str): Account username
            password (str): Account password
            limit (int): Deprecated. How many messages to return when syncing.
                This will be replaced by a filter API in a later release.

        Returns:
            str: Access token

        Raises:
            MatrixRequestError
        """
        response = self.api.login(
            "m.login.password", user=username, password=password
        )
        self.user_id = response["user_id"]
        self.token = response["access_token"]
        self.hs = response["home_server"]
        self.api.token = self.token

        """ Limit Filter """
        self.sync_filter = '{ "room": { "timeline" : { "limit" : %i } } }' % limit

        self._sync()
        return self.token

    def create_room(self, alias=None, is_public=False, invitees=()):
        """ Create a new room on the homeserver.

        Args:
            alias (str): The canonical_alias of the room.
            is_public (bool):  The public/private visibility of the room.
            invitees (str[]): A set of user ids to invite into the room.

        Returns:
            Room

        Raises:
            MatrixRequestError
        """
        response = self.api.create_room(alias, is_public, invitees)
        return self._mkroom(response["room_id"])

    def join_room(self, room_id_or_alias):
        """ Join a room.

        Args:
            room_id_or_alias (str): Room ID or an alias.

        Returns:
            Room

        Raises:
            MatrixRequestError
        """
        response = self.api.join_room(room_id_or_alias)
        room_id = (
            response["room_id"] if "room_id" in response else room_id_or_alias
        )
        return self._mkroom(room_id)

    def get_rooms(self):
        """ Return a list of Room objects that the user has joined.

        Returns:
            Room[]: Rooms the user has joined.

        """
        return self.rooms

    def add_listener(self, callback):
        """ Add a listener that will send a callback when the client recieves
        an event.

        Args:
            callback (func(roomchunk)): Callback called when an event arrives.
        """
        self.listeners.append(callback)

    def listen_for_events(self, timeout_ms=30000):
        """Deprecated. sync now pulls events from the request.
        This function just calls _sync()

        Args:
            timeout_ms (int): How long to poll the Home Server for before
               retrying.
        """
        self._sync(timeout_ms)

    def listen_forever(self, timeout_ms=30000):
        """ Keep listening for events forever.

        Args:
            timeout_ms (int): How long to poll the Home Server for before
               retrying.
        """
        bad_sync_timeout = 5000
        while(True):
            try:
                self._sync(timeout_ms)
                bad_sync_timeout = 5
            except MatrixRequestError as e:
                self.logger.warning("A MatrixRequestError occured during sync.")
                if e.code >= 500:
                    self.logger.warning("Problem occured serverside. Waiting %i seconds",
                                        bad_sync_timeout)
                    sleep(bad_sync_timeout)
                    bad_sync_timeout = min(bad_sync_timeout * 2,
                                           self.bad_sync_timeout_limit)
                else:
                    raise e
            except Exception as e:
                self.logger.error("Exception thrown during sync\n %s", str(e))

    def start_listener_thread(self, timeout_ms=30000):
        """ Start a listener thread to listen for events in the background.

        Args:
            timeout (int): How long to poll the Home Server for before
               retrying.
        """
        try:
            thread = Thread(target=self.listen_forever, args=(timeout_ms, ))
            thread.daemon = True
            thread.start()
        except:
            e = sys.exc_info()[0]
            self.logger.error("Error: unable to start thread. %s", str(e))

    def upload(self, content, content_type):
        """ Upload content to the home server and recieve a MXC url.

        Args:
            content (bytes): The data of the content.
            content_type (str): The mimetype of the content.

        Raises:
            MatrixUnexpectedResponse: If the homeserver gave a strange response
            MatrixRequestError: If the upload failed for some reason.
        """
        try:
            response = self.api.media_upload(content, content_type)
            if "content_uri" in response:
                return response["content_uri"]
            else:
                raise MatrixUnexpectedResponse(
                    "The upload was successful, but content_uri wasn't found."
                )
        except MatrixRequestError as e:
            raise MatrixRequestError(
                code=e.code,
                content="Upload failed: %s" % e
            )

    def _mkroom(self, room_id):
        self.rooms[room_id] = Room(self, room_id)
        return self.rooms[room_id]

    def _process_state_event(self, state_event, current_room):
        if "type" not in state_event:
            return  # Ignore event
        etype = state_event["type"]

        if etype == "m.room.name":
            current_room.name = state_event["content"].get("name", None)
        elif etype == "m.room.topic":
            current_room.topic = state_event["content"].get("topic", None)
        elif etype == "m.room.aliases":
            current_room.aliases = state_event["content"].get("aliases", None)

    def _sync(self, timeout_ms=30000):
        # TODO: Deal with presence
        # TODO: Deal with left rooms
        response = self.api.sync(self.sync_token, timeout_ms, filter=self.sync_filter)
        self.sync_token = response["next_batch"]
        for room_id, sync_room in response['rooms']['join'].items():
            if room_id not in self.rooms:
                self._mkroom(room_id)
            room = self.rooms[room_id]

            for event in sync_room["state"]["events"]:
                self._process_state_event(event, room)

            for event in sync_room["timeline"]["events"]:
                room._put_event(event)

    def get_user(self, user_id):
        """ Return a User by their id.

        NOTE: This function only returns a user object, it does not verify
            the user with the Home Server.

        Args:
            user_id (str): The matrix user id of a user.
        """

        return User(self.api, user_id)

class Room(object):
    """ The Room class can be used to call room specific functions
    after joining a room from the Client.
    """

    def __init__(self, client, room_id):
        """ Create a blank Room object.

            NOTE: This should ideally be called from within the Client.
            NOTE: This does not verify the room with the Home Server.
        """
        if not room_id.startswith("!"):
            raise ValueError("RoomIDs start with !")

        if ":" not in room_id:
            raise ValueError("RoomIDs must have a domain component, seperated by a :")

        self.room_id = room_id
        self.client = client
        self.listeners = []
        self.events = []
        self.event_history_limit = 20
        self.name = None
        self.aliases = []
        self.topic = None

    def send_text(self, text):
        """ Send a plain text message to the room.

        Args:
            text (str): The message to send
        """
        return self.client.api.send_message(self.room_id, text)

    def send_emote(self, text):
        """ Send a emote (/me style) message to the room.

        Args:
            text (str): The message to send
        """
        return self.client.api.send_emote(self.room_id, text)

    def send_notice(self, text):
        return self.client.api.send_notice(self.room_id, text)

    # See http://matrix.org/docs/spec/r0.0.1/client_server.html#m-image for the
    # imageinfo args.
    def send_image(self, url, name, **imageinfo):
        """ Send a pre-uploaded image to the room.
        See http://matrix.org/docs/spec/r0.0.1/client_server.html#m-image
        for imageinfo

        Args:
            url (str): The mxc url of the image.
            name (str): The filename of the image.
            imageinfo (): Extra information aboutt
        """
        return self.client.api.send_content(
            self.room_id, url, name, "m.image",
            extra_information=imageinfo
        )

    def add_listener(self, callback):
        """ Add a callback handler for events going to this room.

        Args:
            callback (func(roomchunk)): Callback called when an event arrives.
        """
        self.listeners.append(callback)

    def _put_event(self, event):
        self.events.append(event)
        if len(self.events) > self.event_history_limit:
            self.events.pop(0)

        for listener in self.listeners:
            listener(event)

    def get_events(self):
        """ Get the most recent events for this room.

        Returns:
            events
        """
        return self.events

    def invite_user(self, user_id):
        """ Invite a user to this room

        Args:
            user_id (str): The matrix user id of a user.

        Returns:
            boolean: The invitation was sent.
        """
        try:
            self.client.api.invite_user(self.room_id, user_id)
            return True
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def kick_user(self, user_id, reason=""):
        """ Kick a user from this room

        Args:
            user_id (str): The matrix user id of a user.

        Returns:
            boolean: The user was kicked.
        """
        try:
            self.client.api.kick_user(self.room_id, user_id)
            return True
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def ban_user(self, user_id, reason):
        """ Ban a user from this room

        Args:
            user_id (str): The matrix user id of a user.
            reason  (str): A reason for banning the user.

        Returns:
            boolean: The user was banned.
        """
        try:
            self.client.api.ban_user(self.room_id, user_id, reason)
            return True
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def leave(self):
        """ Leave the room.

        Returns:
            boolean: Leaving the room was successful.
        """
        try:
            self.client.api.leave_room(self.room_id)
            self.client.rooms.remove(self.room_id)
            return True
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def update_room_name(self):
        """ Get room name

        Returns:
            boolean: True if the room name changed, False if not
        """
        try:
            response = self.client.api.get_room_name(self.room_id)
            if "name" in response and response["name"] != self.name:
                self.name = response["name"]
                return True
            else:
                return False
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def update_room_topic(self):
        """ Get room topic

        Returns:
            boolean: True if the topic changed, False if not
        """
        try:
            response = self.client.api.get_room_topic(self.room_id)
            if "topic" in response and response["topic"] != self.topic:
                self.topic = response["topic"]
                return True
            else:
                return False
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

    def update_aliases(self):
        """ Get aliases information from room state

        Returns:
            boolean: True if the aliases changed, False if not
        """
        try:
            response = self.client.api.get_room_state(self.room_id)
            for chunk in response:
                if "content" in chunk and "aliases" in chunk["content"]:
                    if chunk["content"]["aliases"] != self.aliases:
                        self.aliases = chunk["content"]["aliases"]
                        return True
                    else:
                        return False
        except MatrixRequestError:
            return False

class User(object):
    """ The User class can be used to call user specific functions.
    """
    def __init__(self, api, user_id):
        if not user_id.startswith("@"):
            raise ValueError("UserIDs start with @")

        if ":" not in user_id:
            raise ValueError("UserIDs must have a domain component, seperated by a :")

        self.user_id = user_id
        self.api = api

    def get_display_name(self):
        """ Get this users display name.
            See also get_friendly_name()

        Returns:
            str: Display Name
        """
        return self.api.get_display_name(self.user_id)

    def get_friendly_name(self):
        display_name = self.api.get_display_name(self.user_id)
        return display_name if display_name is not None else self.user_id

    def set_display_name(self, display_name):
        """ Set this users display name.

        Args:
            display_name (str): Display Name
        """
        return self.api.set_display_name(self.user_id, display_name)

    def get_avatar_url(self):
        mxcurl = self.api.get_avatar_url(self.user_id)
        url = self.api.get_download_url(mxcurl)
        return url

    def set_avatar_url(self, avatar_url):
        """ Set this users avatar.

        Args:
            avatar_url (str): mxc url from previously uploaded
        """
        return self.api.set_avatar_url(self.user_id, avatar_url)

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 23, 2015) — NASCAR® and Sherwin-Williams, the nation's largest specialty retailer of paint and paint supplies, announced a three-year extension to their Official Partnership. The newly signed extension will designate Sherwin-Williams as the "Official Paint of NASCAR" through 2017.
Sherwin-Williams, a FORTUNE 500 company, will continue to leverage its designation for architectural paint and the power of NASCAR's intellectual property at its more than 4,000 stores nationwide and ignite the passion of its customers – many of whom are fiercely brand-loyal fans of the sport.
By continuing as an Official NASCAR Partner, Sherwin-Williams will also retain its designation in the "Official Automotive Paint of NASCAR" and the "Official Transportation Finishes of NASCAR" categories. Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes division will further expand its visibility as one of the leading product innovators and servicers to the collision repair and original equipment industries. Sherwin-Williams is the only direct distribution automotive refinish manufacturer and provides service to its collision repair and OEM customers through nearly 200 company stores in the U.S. and Canada.
The designation as the "Official Transportation Finishes of NASCAR" will also help Sherwin-Williams further expand its visibility as one of the leading product innovators and servicers to the fleet refinishing, heavy truck and bus, aerospace and commercial manufacturing industries.
Through its renewal, Sherwin-Williams maintains its role as a Contingency Sponsor in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ and NASCAR Touring & Weekly Series. The NASCAR Contingency Program fosters strong relationships between competitors and the high quality, performance-driven brands that are leaders in their respective categories, and awards money to teams for each race and at the end of each racing season. As part of the Contingency Program, Sherwin-Williams will be title sponsor of the Fastest Lap Award in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
In addition, Sherwin-Williams continues as a Proud Partner of the International Motor Sports Association™ (IMSA®), extending a partnership that began in 2013.
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Another toy that drove the nine/ten-year-old me insane with excitement, the 1984 Super Powers line. Only the first "wave" of releases came out in the UK – the twelve figures above – but they were more than enough to please me. Even at that age, there was something iconic about the big-name DC Comics characters, and I remember being ecstatic when I found Super Powers characters in a toy store in nearby Gourock. I still remember that the first ones I owned were the Flash and Green Lantern, but I remember that I also ended up with an Aquaman, Lex Luthor and Superman, too.
In America, there were a further twenty-one figures released, with lots of characters that I hadn't even heard of at the time. I wish that I'd seen them, though; the idea of these toys being an early introduction to the likes of characters to whom I'd later become massive fans of – Jack Kirby's Darkseid and Mister Miracle, or the stoic Martian Manhunter – appeals to me, even if I'm not sure what I would have made of such characters back then.


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In working on firearms, you'll often see damaged or worn screw heads. While the threads will generally be in good shape, the slot in the head can be worn or disfigured.
One of the great things about having a column in Shooting Times is the opportunity to get to know a lot of folks in the firearms community. Not too long ago I got a letter from John Hayslip down in Alvin, Texas. John saw a piece in which I slotted a screw head with a hacksaw. In the course of his gun work, John had come up with a very nice fixture to slot screws with more precision and consistency than I could ever achieve using my modified hacksaw. Best of all, the only piece of machine equipment John used with his fixture was a drill press. I was so impressed with John's fixture I decided to put together a similar outfit. I also contacted him and asked if he would mind if I shared this with other Shooting Times readers. John, being the nice guy that he is, readily agreed.
In working on firearms, you'll often see damaged or worn screw heads. While the threads will generally be in good shape, the slot in the head can be worn or disfigured. Generally, this is due to use of a screwdriver blade that's too small or doesn't fit the slot properly. Ideally, you want the screwdriver to provide 100 percent contact to the inside of the slot--top to bottom, side to side, and from end to end. Normally, you'll get this only with properly ground and fitted gunsmith screwdrivers. The standard hardware-store screwdriver has a tapered head that seldom ever fits a gun screw properly.
That tapered head is what generally causes damage to gun screws. The head tends to ride up and out of the screw slot when it's twisted. As it rides up and out, it'll often peel off metal from the top edge of the screw slot. Even if that doesn't happen, you'll frequently have the edge of the slot battered or pushed over, and it just gets worse with time.
There are a number of ways a screw can be repaired. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you can re-cut the slot, make it a bit wider, and remove the damage. If the screw is really chewed up, you'll have to weld up the head, shape it, and cut a new slot. I've often done this when replacement screws were not available or the threads were just so doggone odd I couldn't reproduce them on my lathe.
In the past, I've used a number of specially designed files to cut or repair the screw slot. These imported files tend to be very thin, fragile, and expensive. A single file can set you back about $40 or so. Needless to say, I looked for alternative techniques and came up with using a modified hacksaw blade. The teeth on most hacksaw blades project out to the right and left side of the blade. This is called "set" and makes the slot wider than the blade to prevent binding for smoother, easier cutting. The problem, as John noted, is getting the slot perfectly centered in the screw head. Even if you're off just a bit, it'll stand out like a sore thumb.
John uses a slotting blade mounted in a simple holding fixture in his drill press. These circular blades come in a variety of thicknesses and are available at most machine tool supply houses. I picked mine up from Enco, and they cost about $10 a piece. That's a lot cheaper than those imported European screw slot files!
To hold the screw, a simple replacement drill chuck was mounted on a 4-inch angle plate. I paid $15 for the chuck at the local hardware store and about $18 for the "economy grade" angle plate from Enco. My keyless drill chuck was threaded 3/8 inch x 24 so it was a simple matter to mount it on the plate with a machine screw.
Using the fixture is simplicity itself. The slotting blade is mounted in the holding fixture and this is placed in the drill press chuck. A home-made pointer or indicator is then placed in the chuck that is mounted on the angle plate. The height of the drill press chuck is adjusted so that the sharp end of the pointer is centered on the edge of the slotting blade.
The pointer is then removed and the welded-up and reshaped screw is placed in the keyless chuck. At this point the slotting blade is perfectly centered on the screw head. That's great, but the next problem is how to control the depth of the cut with the slotting blade.
That's also really simple. The fixture with the screw in place is positioned against the edge of the slotting blade. A drill whose diameter is equal to the depth of the slot you want is placed flat against the bottom edge of the angle plate. Next, a metal ruler or straight strip of steel is laid against the other side of the drill and clamped to the drill press table. The angle plate is pulled back, and the drill is removed.
The drill press is set up to turn about 500 to 600 rpm. A drop or two of cutting oil is applied to the head of the screw. Don't forget to wear safety glasses. The saw will throw out tiny shards of metal, and you darn well don't want any getting into your eyes. Also, watch your fingers. The saw has no guards, so be careful.
With the drill press on, the head of the screw is slowly and carefully fed into the slotting saw. Take your time and don't force it. Initially, the screw head is fed directly into the saw blade, and then the fixture is moved back and forth along the strip of steel that acts as a fence stop to get an even, uniform slot through the screw head. It's simple, easy, and precise.


I was long overdue for a blog post, so thank you, Nikki McCormack, for tagging me for the Pacific Northwest Blog Hop! I met Nikki in 2012 at the Pacific Northwest Writers Conference and she recently published an edgy YA steampunk novel, The Girl and the Clockwork Cat. You can find out more about her book at Entangled Publishing and you can check out her blog at NikkiMcCormack.com.
Some of you know I live on the fringe, so you probably won't be surprised to hear this hop has come to the end of one of the blogosphere's roads. There are a number of reasons I haven't been able to find anyone to tag, but I'm okay with it because I'm an introvert and life as a single parent hasn't given me many opportunities to find like-minded people. When I do, I find out that they don't write or blog or they live somewhere else.
Some people say maintaining a blog while you're writing a book is crazy, but I think it's a great way for people to get to know us better, even if we aren't posting regularly. The hop asks us to answer four questions.
When I first started blogging, I was also just beginning to develop my memoir and I didn't have stories to share that could demonstrate what I've been experiencing since 1998, so I just blogged about life and my views from my feminist perspectives.
Then, in the spring of 2014, a couple of remarkable events occurred that enabled me to share some of what I am experiencing (Lone Pine: Two Feminists' Take On Spiritual Experiences and Experiencing Fear, Having Two Spot on Special Friends Appear), but I knew I needed to do more. I began to hear that writers needed to develop an e-mail list and the best way to do that was to offer a give-away, but I wasn't sure how to go about doing that. I'd been reading about contemporary spirituality and participating in spiritual communities and, in July 2014, a conversation led me to information that helped me find a way to explain the differences between my experiences and what is being shared there.
So I have been working on a mini-book that has a working title of "Critical Revelations Focusing on Contemporary Spirituality" and I hope to have it available soon. It will be free via my blog and I also plan to self-publish it on KDP. When that's done I'll get back to doing some fine tuning on my memoir and resuming my search for an agent.
From what I can see, most of the people who are writing about spirituality are focused on how to improve spiritually. They share things to do, like new meditation techniques, best practices, like forgiveness and gratitude, and laws people should either understand or follow, like the Law of Attraction and the power of now, but I have never done anything to generate my spiritual experiences and they haven't made me feel any more spiritual, I simply feel compelled to tell the stories because I never dreamed these kinds of things could happen to anyone. I also don't fit the typical image of a spiritual person, so I have developed some unique perspectives.
I know people are skeptical about what I am sharing, so I was incredibly excited when I made the remarkable discoveries in July. The events that occurred that enabled me to make those discoveries have given me yet another story that shows what is happening in my life. I felt like I was being directed to the information and I am going to be able to share it soon, but here's a little info.
For months I had questions about some of the popular spiritual concepts that are held by almost everyone, then a brief conversation led me to pursue the answer to a question, but I actually found answers to questions that were completely different—the ones I had about contemporary spirituality. I believe the discoveries and what I relay from my experiences will change the way many people view a number of the current spiritual concepts.
I grew up believing that God was distant, certainly not active in our lives. But since 1998, I have experienced a series of events that have shown me that God is active in many people's lives. As I worked on my memoir, I was also able to see that God was there for me prior to 1998, but I just didn't know what to look for. The event in 1998 was different from a coincidence or a serendipitous event. It changed my life. And I haven't just experienced one event, my life has become an on-going story with utterly mind-blowing events occurring at times. All of the events are gifts, but they vary dramatically. I can hold some of them in my hand; some have affected my kids; some are remarkable stories; and I've also had information come to me that has answered questions that were deeply important to me. As I mentioned above, "Critical Revelations Focusing on Contemporary Spirituality" does this and I share examples of the other kinds of experiences in the list of links below and in my memoir (which is yet to be published), which tells about my life-long spiritual journey and the three events that have given me absolute faith that God exists, that what I am experiencing is not just happening by luck or chance.
Since most of my writing is memoir, I spend a lot of time looking backwards. After some sort of remarkable or unusual event occurs, I write a rough draft, then I edit to clarify, which usually happens over a couple of days, weeks or months, depending on the project. That allows my mind to process the information to see if I can find deeper connections.
I'm a pantser; I don't generate outlines. My rough draft always seems like one anyway, since I'm following chronological events that have already occurred. When I was developing "Critical Revelations Focusing on Contemporary Spirituality," I generated content on both sides of the event, but I had a starting point that wasn't hard to define (typical thoughts someone has when they first learn about current spiritual concepts) and a clear endpoint (what I learned and what I believe). The experience involved going to the library to get a collection of books so that drove a lot of the content, but it also includes some information I've gathered over the years. I've started to say that I follow thoughts, but I should probably clarify that by saying, "I follow thoughts that impact me—startling, confusing or surprising me—not just thoughts about things like the color of the trees or what I'm eating." At least not yet.
Thank you for stopping by! I hope you'll check out a few of the posts listed below.
Oh yeah, on the title, I keep switching back and forth between "focused on" and "focusing on." Any thoughts would be appreciated!
4 Responses to Pacific Northwest Blog Hop & Exciting News about Upcoming Book!
I'm really glad Nikki McCormack tagged you so we could learn more about what you're up to. Your Critical Revelations book cover is very pretty, by the way.
Appreciate the compliment! I handed it to an editor on Saturday and I will be sending it out to get it copyrighted after I review her notes, so it's still a ways off, but I was glad I had the cover design done and rough title when Nikki tagged me. And this is going to push me to get to some more writing events so I can meet more writers IRL and not find myself in this position the next time an opportunity like this rolls around!
First of all I personally like focusing on as focused on seems too final and high and mighty to me.
It's good to see you expressing yourself in this way and yes I agree, there is enough out there in improving on ourselves spiritually.
My writings are quite different as well, I basically write what I'm guided to write even if that means upsetting others.
So glad we've connected. Thank you for the affirmation on the title! Another friend said she prefers that as well, so given this will only be an e-book, I'll probably just stick with it. Really appreciate the words of support and I'll look forward to sharing more thoughts as time goes on!


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ProjectSauron partially solves some of the 'weaknesses' of previous APT campaigns that were relatively easy to spot thanks to shared specifics or Indicators of Compromise. This new campaign makes it even harder to detect an active breach: threat actors used unique infrastructure for each target.
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Such 'anomalies', discovered by our solution, make it possible to investigate the attack, collect a large number of details about the threat and subsequently reduce the risk of a breach for a larger number of customers than those using a standard security solution. Regardless of the sophistication of a threat, there is always an initial infection, a lateral movement and data exfiltration. The footprint of these activities is different from the normal corporate workflow, and can be discerned with intelligence-based methods.
#ProjectSauron is obviously a costly attack, but the budget is not invested in 'rocket science'.
The Kaspersky Anti-Targeted Platform is the technical side of an intelligence-driven approach. Without the hard work of some of the world's best security experts, successful investigations are not possible. For businesses, knowing what (not who) hit you is important: it reduces the risk of repetitive breach, in case an initial point of entry is still available. Starting from Q1'2016 our expertise is available for enterprise customers in the form of Security Intelligence Services. The latest actionable data on APT research from our security experts is available via APT Intelligence Reporting.
Unlike The Equation, ProjectSauron does not employ highly sophisticated tricks like infection of HDD firmware. It is obviously a costly attack, but the budget is not invested in 'rocket science'. The threat actors behind this APT learned from previous attacks and spent time 'bugfixing'. This is what makes ProjectSauron extremely dangerous. Unfortunately, there is no doubt that, over time, other threat actors will embrace these new techniques. But there is a solution: based on the example of the Kaspersky Anti-Targeted Attack Platform we know that even the most sophisticated threats can be identified with the proper mix of technology and expertise.
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