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"Variation of Crustal Thickness and VP/VS across Mongolian Foldbelt, th" by Chizheng Chen, Stephen S. Gao et al.
Spatial variation of crustal thickness (H) and Vp/Vs is investigated by stacking P-to-S converted waves and their multiples recorded at about 30 portable seismic stations along a 1280 km profile across the Mongolian foldbelt (MF), the Baikal rift (BR), and the Siberian platform (SP). We found that beneath the MF and BR, the thickness is about 45 km which is about 10 km thicker than the global average, and beneath the SP, it decreases abruptly to about 37 km in an area from the northern boundary of the BR to about 200 km north of it on the SP. It gradually increases to about 44 km in the area 200 - 400 km from BR. The mean value of Vp/Vs in the SP is about 1.70 which is slightly higher than that in the IASP91 earth model (1.73), and in the BR and MF it is about 1.82. In order to interpret the observations, we measured crustal thickness beneath permanent seismic stations in Asia using the same procedure as what we used for the profile, and found a linear decrease of crustal thickness as a function of distance from the India/Tibet collision zone. This relationship, complemented by geological observations about the tectonic history and evolution of the study area, supports the hypothesis that the crustal thickening beneath the MF and BR is the result of horizontal shortening caused by the continental collision. The higher-than-normal Vp/Vs could be the result of a small amount of partial melt in the crust, which reduces both Vp and Vs and especially the latter. The relatively thin crust in the 200-km-wide zone beneath the southernmost part of the SP could be the result of eclogitization at the bottom of the crust, as a result of the ancient northward subduction of the Amurian microplate. The eclogitization might have created a high velocity rock layer of several kilometers thick at the bottom of the crust, and thus resulted to a "seismic Moho" which is several kilometers shallower than a "petrological Moho".
C. Chen et al., "Variation of Crustal Thickness and VP/VS across Mongolian Foldbelt, the Baikal Rift, and Siberian Platform: Observations and Interpretation," Geological Society of America, Oct 2002.


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Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs: A systematic review and pooled analysis
Hiroyuki Uchida, Hiroyoshi Takeuchi, Ariel Graff-Guerrero, Takefumi Suzuki, Koichiro Watanabe, David C. Mamo
Measuring dopamine D2 receptor occupancy levels using positron emission tomography (PET) is still widely unavailable. The objective of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of predicting D2 occupancy from the antipsychotic plasma level in patients with schizophrenia. Positron emission tomographic studies that measured plasma levels of antipsychotics and their corresponding D2 occupancy levels were identified, using MEDLINE and EMBASE (last search: March 2010). Antipsychotics that were investigated in a total of 20 subjects or more were included. All data points for each antipsychotic were fit to a one-site binding model to estimate the total plasma concentration of each antipsychotic associated with a 50% occupancy (ED50) of brain D2 receptors. The mean prediction error and the root mean squared prediction error were used to measure the predictive performance of individual D2 receptor occupancies from plasma drug levels derived from a one-site occupancy model using an ED50 value calculated for each data point. A total of 34 treatment arms from 23 studies involving 281 subjects were included. The mean (95% confidence interval) prediction errors and root squared prediction errors were as low as 0.0 (-1.8 to 1.8) and 8.9 (7.6-10.2) for risperidone (n = 98); 0.0 (-3.5 to 3.5) and 15.1 (12.9-17.3) for clozapine (n = 75); -0.1 (-1.2 to 1.2), 0.0 (-1.9 to 1.9), and 4.6 (3.5-5.8) for olanzapine (n = 42); 0.1 (-3.4 to 3.5) and 9.9 (7.3-12.5) for haloperidol (n = 35); and -0.1 (-3.3 to 3.1) and 12.3 (8.8-15.7) for ziprasidone (n = 31), respectively. These findings suggest that D2 occupancy of antipsychotics could be estimated with a high degree of accuracy using widely available plasma levels.
https://doi.org/10.1097/JCP.0b013e318218d339
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Antipsychotic Agents
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Uchida, H., Takeuchi, H., Graff-Guerrero, A., Suzuki, T., Watanabe, K., & Mamo, D. C. (2011). Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs: A systematic review and pooled analysis. Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 31(3), 318-325. https://doi.org/10.1097/JCP.0b013e318218d339
Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs : A systematic review and pooled analysis. / Uchida, Hiroyuki; Takeuchi, Hiroyoshi; Graff-Guerrero, Ariel; Suzuki, Takefumi; Watanabe, Koichiro; Mamo, David C.
In: Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, Vol. 31, No. 3, 06.2011, p. 318-325.
Uchida, H, Takeuchi, H, Graff-Guerrero, A, Suzuki, T, Watanabe, K & Mamo, DC 2011, 'Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs: A systematic review and pooled analysis', Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, vol. 31, no. 3, pp. 318-325. https://doi.org/10.1097/JCP.0b013e318218d339
Uchida H, Takeuchi H, Graff-Guerrero A, Suzuki T, Watanabe K, Mamo DC. Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs: A systematic review and pooled analysis. Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology. 2011 Jun;31(3):318-325. https://doi.org/10.1097/JCP.0b013e318218d339
Uchida, Hiroyuki ; Takeuchi, Hiroyoshi ; Graff-Guerrero, Ariel ; Suzuki, Takefumi ; Watanabe, Koichiro ; Mamo, David C. / Predicting dopamine D2 receptor occupancy from plasma levels of antipsychotic drugs : A systematic review and pooled analysis. In: Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology. 2011 ; Vol. 31, No. 3. pp. 318-325.
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DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT AS A REASON FOR LAND GRABBING IN OROMIA FROM THE FARMERS.
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Potentially, Oromia is one of the richest countries in Africa. Agriculture is the means of livelihood for
more than 90% of the population. Because of favourable climate and rich soil, many types of crops are cultivated and normally there is little need for irrigation. Oromo farmers have contributed to world agriculture by cultivating and developing some of the world's crop plants. The main cash crops are coffee and chat (a stimulant shrub). Coffee, a major cash earner for many countries, has its origin in the forests of Oromia and neighbouring areas. It has remained the chief export item, representing more than 60% of the foreign earnings of successive Ethiopian colonial regimes.
So, because of the fertile lands and resources it has, Oromia is particularly targeted by Wayne regime to grab the land. . Ethiopian government continues forcefully evicting Oromo farmers and other indigenous peoples from their ancestral lands and leasing them to national and transnational investors without their consent and with no compensation. Hundreds of thousands of Oromo farmers and other indigenous communities continue losing their farming and grazing lands they have owned for centuries and thrown out on the streets exposing their families and extended families to humiliation, starvation and death. In many instances family heads are given a 30 day notice to evacuate from their land. Those who refused to comply with the short notice faced intimidation, beatings, arrests, and in some cases death.
The current destructive land-grab policy of the regime is a continuation of the amassing of personal wealth of the members of the ruling elite at the cost of destroying the livelihood of the families of indigenous Oromo. It has nothing to do with investment or development as the government tries to mislead the international community. Since 1996, the total area of agricultural land transferred to the investors is 4 million hectares. 72000ha farm land is grabbed by foreign investor of bio-fuel crop in 2008 to establish castor crop as out grower schemes on land used by 84000 to124000 smallholders in 240 peasant associations (PAs) in East and West Haraghe provinces. A total land transferred to investors will be 7 million hectares of agricultural land by the end of 2015. It is estimated all together that millions of acres of cultivable land have already been leased to foreign investors. The tendency is to double or triple in the five Transformation plans, as the TPLF regime recently started publicly to defend its land grab policy as economic imperative.
The weyane regime considers the Oromo land a personal toy of the authorities. Investments are expanding at the expense of the lives of millions of households evicted from their land, their only source of livelihood. Millions of hectares of land have been distributed to the so called investors, the majority of whom are from the ruling tribe of Tigray, evicting the local people in Oromia. The families of those evicted households are pulverized into daunting poverty subsequently. This is the tragic history behind the proliferating large scale commercial estate farms, sugar factories,
hydroelectric dams, cement factories and large-scale real estate industries and flower farms. These schemes have not only evicted the people from their only sources of livelihood but also caused tremendous depletion of natural resources and environmental pollutions there by further worsening the social problems to the local people.
For instance, the flower farms covering hundreds of thousands of hectares in the Rift Valley lakes region of Oromia have not only dismantled the livelihood of thousands of smallholder farmers but also spoiled the four big lakes in the province- the Koka, the Batu, the Langano and the Abijata lakes. The flower farms discharge chemical waste directly to the lakes. Terrestrial and marine animals are affected by these chemicals. Cattle grazing in the peripheries of these farms have been found dead several times, a large number of birds found dead by the lakes, fish found dead on the shores.
In the name of investment, the weyane regime has placed Oromia under the market forces of globalization so as to sell or lease its fertile lands to international land grabbers. To facilitate the transfer of lands to the buyers or leasers, colonial regime of weyane has been violently evicting the Oromo villagers from their villages and farmlands. In this way, the Oromo people are dispossessed of their land, the land they lived on for generations. And the Oromo people's lives have been threatened by the theft, plunder, sell or lease of their land and resources. The local people are denied access to their fertile and high-valued lands and forced to marginal lands with no yields. The consequences of these are poverty and hunger.
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The Anfield club's summer spending is set to continue in the coming days with the signing of the Croatia centre-back, following a breakthrough in negotiations with Southampton
By William Joyce
Liverpool are set to announce the signing of Dejan Lovren after agreeing a deal with Southampton to sign the centre-back.
Goal understands the Anfield club have sealed a move for the Croatia international after making a breakthrough in negotiations with the south coast outfit.
Lovren is believed to have turned down interest from both Arsenal and Tottenham to complete a move to Merseyside.
The defender had been furious with Southampton earlier in July for rejecting a bid he claimed to be worth £20 million from Liverpool.
"Liverpool sent the offer and the club haven't informed me," he told Sportske Novosti. "Not even about the subsequent Liverpool bids. That wasn't right.
"I found out about the bid from other people which disappointed me and I realised I've got no business staying at Southampton.
"Liverpool sent a £20m offer and [Southampton] paid £9m for me so they would've earned twice the amount.
"At this point, I don't know what I'll do and I don't like it. It was unbelievable that a few days ago I had an offer of £20m. It was in the morning and by the afternoon the club had said I was not for sale. Frankly, my head is already at Liverpool."
Liverpool could now announce the signing early next week, making Lovren Brendan Rodgers' fifth summer signing after Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana, Emre Can and Lazar Markovic.
Loic Remy is also expected to complete a move to Anfield next week in an £8m deal.
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Consul general of France presenting the Palmes académiques to Ms. Clare Peterson
On May 9th, Ms. Clare Peterson was awarded the Palmes académiques at the rank of Chevalier by the Consul General of France during a moving ceremony at Westdtale Middle School.
This distinction honors Ms. Peterson's commitment to French immersion and her close ties with France. As the former Westdale Immersion Program coordinator, recognized by many national awards, Clare Peterson has brought her experience and her passion for languages to a program that has shown excellence, with a 100% success rate at DELF.
With the goal of doubling the immersion students in Westdale within three years, the ambition is stronger than ever.
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Visualisation of human characteristics in vehicle and health care product development.
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Ron William Howard (født 1. marts 1954 i Duncan, Oklahoma, USA) er amerikansk filminstruktør.

Han har bl.a. instrueret Da Vinci Mysteriet (2006), Et smukt sind (2001), Apollo 13 (1995) og Løsepenge (1996).

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 Et Smukt Sind, produktion, instruktion (2001)
 Osmosis Jones, skuespil, (2001)
 Grinchen - Julen er stjålet, produktion, instruktion, (2000)
 EDtv, produktion, instruktion (1999)
 Løsepenge, instruktion (1996)
 Apollo 13, instruktion, (1995)
 Før Deadline, instruktion, (1994)
 Far and Away, instruktion, produktion, manuskript (1992)
 Flammehav, instruktion, (1991)
 Hele den pukkelryggede familie, instruktion, (1989)
 Willow, instruktion, (1988)
 Koks i kølerhjelmen, instruktion, manuskript, (1986)
 Cocoon, instruktion, (1985)
 Splash, instruktion, (1984)
 Natholdet, instruktion, (1982)
 More American Graffiti, skuespil, (1979)
 Grand Theft Auto, Film manuskript, (1977)
 Eat My Dust!, skuespil, (1976)
 Run, Stranger, Run, skuespil, (1976)
 Seksløberen der blev tavs, skuespil, (1976)
 Happy Mother's Day... Love George, skuespil, (1973)
 Sidste nat med kliken, skuespil, (1973)
 Sheriffen kommer til Jackson Hole, skuespil, (1971)
 Village of the Giants, skuespil, (1965)
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Q: onchange event is not working I have properly add on change event within the select box but it is not working.Any lead would be appreciated.Thanks in advance
HTML

[<select  id="notifyBy" ng-change="selectchange()" style="border:none" class="formtext1" ng-model="selectvalue"  >
                            <option value="1">E-mail, telephone, etc.</option>
                            <option>Telephone No:</option>
                            <option>Telephone No:</option>
                            <option>Telephone No:</option>
                            <option>Telephone No:</option>
                        </select>][1]

controller

angular.module('starter.controllers', [])

[.controller('AppCtrl',\['$scope',function($scope, $ionicModal, $timeout,$location,$ionicPopover,$http,$ionicNativeTransitions) {

$scope.selectchange = function() {
       alert("enterd");
      }][1]
}])

A: You are missing value for options
<option value="2">Telephone No:</option>

Details
<option value="1">E-mail, telephone, etc.</option>
<option >Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->
<option >Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->

Here the problem is

*

*When you change the value to option 2 (Telephone No:) from option1(E-mail, telephone, etc.), it triggers the onchange event

*When you change the value to option 3 (Telephone No:) from option 2(Telephone No:), it will not triggers the onchange event because there is no change in value
Solution
So you should have the different values for all.
Solution 1:
<option value="2">Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->
<option value="3">Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->

Solution 2 :
<option>Telephone No:1</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->
<option>Telephone No:2</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->

angular.module('starter', [])

.controller('AppCtrl', ['$scope',
  function($scope, $ionicModal, $timeout, $location, $ionicPopover, $http, $ionicNativeTransitions) {

    $scope.selectchange = function() {
      alert("enterd");
    }
  }
])
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.2.23/angular.min.js"></script>
<div ng-app="starter" ng-controller="AppCtrl">
  <select id="notifyBy" ng-change="selectchange()" style="border:none" class="formtext1" ng-model="selectvalue">
    <option value="1">E-mail, telephone, etc.</option>
    <option value="2">Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->
    <option value="3">Telephone No:</option> <!--Added value attribute here -->
    <option value="4">Telephone No:</option>
    <option value="5">Telephone No:</option>
  </select>

</div>

A: Issue is because you are selecting the same value again and again.
Try to add a value with each option.
DEMO

var app = angular.module('todoApp', []);
app.controller("dobController", ["$scope",
  function($scope) {
    $scope.selectchange = function() {
       alert("enterd");
      }
  }
]);
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html ng-app="todoApp">

<head>
  <title>To Do List</title>
  <link href="skeleton.css" rel="stylesheet" />
  <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.4.7/angular.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body ng-controller="dobController">
  <select id="notifyBy" ng-change="selectchange()" style="border:none" class="formtext1" ng-model="selectvalue">
    <option value="1">E-mail, telephone, etc.</option>
    <option value="2">Telephone No:</option>
    <option value="3">Telephone No:</option>
    <option value="4">Telephone No:</option>
    <option value="5">Telephone No:</option>
  </select>
</body>

</html>

A: Angular seems to be difficult hence few time we make mistakes from out end, here couple of thing i saw not complete.

*

*Add "ng-app" or bootstrap application to use angular features.

*Also, I could not see ng-controller anywhere in html code.

*Injection should be done correctly. Then one which appear with in function parenthesis are alias name to actual service.

Great so here you go:
angular.module('starter.controllers', [])
.controller('AppCtrl',['$scope',function($scope) {
    $scope.selectchange = function() {
      alert("enterd");
    }
}]);

angular.bootstrap(document, ['starter.controllers']);

JSFiddle link: https://jsfiddle.net/Ashokkumargupta/8a7zxdq4/1/
Cheers,
Ashok


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2019-2020 LaLiga
Osasuna Osasuna OSA
Sevilla FC Sevilla FC SEV
Ezequiel Ávila (45'+2')
Oier (61')
Munir El Haddadi (11')
Sevilla lag behind La Liga frontrunners after Osasuna draw
Sevilla slipped further behind La Liga pacesetters Barcelona and Real Madrid on Sunday after being held to a 1-1 draw away to Osasuna, who played the final third of the game with 10 men following the sending-off of Oier Sanjurjo.
The draw interrupted a five-game winning streak in all competitions for Julen Lopetegui's side and left them third in the standings after 16 games on 31 points, three behind leaders Barca and second-placed Real, who each have a game in hand.
Osasuna, who have lost only once at home in the league since April 2018, are 10th on 23 points.
Sevilla forward Munir El Haddadi put the visitors ahead in the 11th minute with a confident finish after galloping on to a through ball, but Chimy Avila equalised at the end of the first half with a vicious shot into the roof of the net.
Osasuna's Marc Cardoner clashed heads with Diego Carlos in the first half and had to be taken off on a stretcher. His club said he had been concussed and was taken to hospital for further tests but had regained consciousness.
Sevilla forward Javier Hernandez saw a goal narrowly ruled out for offside in the first half while substitute Moanes Dabour almost snatched a winner as stoppage time approached but struck the post.
"We had a lot of chances but it wasn't meant to be. We knew it was going to be a very difficult game and we leave with a point that feels like very little," said goalscorer Munir.
"We said at halftime that we had to go all out to win the game and that's what we tried to do but we couldn't pull it off."
Osasuna coped well after Oier's dismissal in the 61st minute and felt they should have been awarded a late penalty for a possible handball by Diego Carlos.
Their goalkeeper Juan Perez dedicated the result to team mate Cardona and praised his side for how they dug in with 10 men.
"Every player in the team sacrificed a lot today, we normally go out to win every game at home but today we had the red card which conditioned our performance and we had to suffer once again," he said.
"Playing against Sevilla with 11 men is tough enough so imagine doing it with 10. We had to take a step back and dig deep but we did a good job."
Spanish Primera División Standings
1 Barcelona 20 +27 43
2 Real Madrid 20 +25 43
3 Atletico Madrid 20 +8 35
4 Sevilla FC 20 +5 35
5 Getafe 20 +9 33
6 Real Sociedad 20 +5 31
7 Valencia 20 +1 31
8 Athletic Bilbao 20 +7 30
9 Villarreal 20 +6 28
10 Granada 20 -1 27
13 Osasuna 20 +1 25
14 Alavés 20 -8 23
17 Mallorca 20 -12 18
18 Celta Vigo 20 -13 16
19 Leganes 20 -17 14
How Setien can get Barca back to their former glory
Steve Nicol explains why Quique Setien needs to make some big tactical changes to find success at Barcelona.
Why Valverde was never the right coach for Barca
Juliens Laurens says he was in favour of sacking Ernesto Valverde, but doesn't agree with how it was handled.
Who are the favourites to win La Liga?
Craig Burley questions whether a "knee-jerk reaction" at Barcelona will lead to Real Madrid winning La Liga.
New Barca boss Setien wants to win 'everything'
Quique Setien talks about his admiration for Lionel Messi and wanting Barcelona to win "everything we can."
Setien on Barcelona job: beyond my 'wildest dreams' to go from cows to Camp Nou
Quique Setien said he is struggling to comprehend being handed the top job at Barcelona after spending Monday with the cows in his home village.


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Secure Boot in Windows 8 Worries Researchers
Windows 8, like Windows 7 and Vista before it, is being touted as the most secure version of Windows ever. In past releases, many of the security improvements have come through exploit mitigations such as ASLR and DEP and better software security practices during development. In Windows 8, however, one of the major changes is the addition of UEFI, a BIOS replacement that will include a secure boot sequence to help prevent low-level malware infections. That change, however, is not sitting well with everyone.
The way that Windows 8 client machines will boot is going to be quite different from the way that current Windows PCs do. Instead of a BIOS, Windows 8 PCs will include an implementation of UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface), which is more flexible and programmable than BIOS is. UEFI will sit between the firmware and the Windows operating system and Microsoft is reportedly going to require that any client machine that runs Windows 8 have a secure boot sequence enabled by default. That sequence will require that whatever software is loaded during boot be signed by one of the keys included in the firmware. If the firmware or software isn't signed by a trusted certificate authority, Windows 8 will not load it.
The impetus for this change in the boot process is that attackers have become proficient in recent years at finding methods to load malware into the BIOS and firmware that underlie the OS. In some cases, rootkits, bootkits and malware that infects the master boot record can not be removed from the machine without re-installing the operating system. Microsoft and security vendors have been trying to find ways defeat these attacks for several years now, and the move to UEFI and secure boot is one of the results of that effort.
It's been a long journey for Microsoft to arrive at this destination. The company has been pushing various versions of a hardware-based security system for nearly a decade now. An early version, originally known as the Windows Next Generation Secure Computing Base and later Palladium, generated quite a bit of controversy when it was first discussed. Many of the elements of the Palladium system are now included as part of some laptops and the Windows 8 UEFI implementation: hardware security modules, secure boot, signing of software, encrypted storage of files. While some portions of what Microsoft has implemented in Windows 8 won't require the use of a TPM (Trusted Platform Module), others will, including support for encrypted hard drives.
These security additions to Windows 8 have some benefits, but there also are some potential drawbacks that worry security and privacy advocates. Ross Anderson of the University of Cambridge worries that there is the potential for hardware-based lock-in included with the Windows 8 changes.
"The extension of Microsoft's OS monopoly to hardware would be a disaster, with increased lock-in, decreased consumer choice and lack of space to innovate. It is clearly unlawful and must not succeed," Anderson said in a blog post.
There also has been concern in the open-source community that the changes in Windows 8 will prevent users from loading alternate operating systems on Windows-based PCs. There may be some ways for users to circumvent the UEFI implementation and find a method for loading a separate OS, but it would likely be difficult.
"There's no indication that Microsoft will prevent vendors from providing firmware support for disabling this feature and running unsigned code. However, experience indicates that many firmware vendors and OEMs are interested in providing only the minimum of firmware functionality required for their market. It's almost certainly the case that some systems will ship with the option of disabling this. Equally, it's almost certainly the case that some systems won't. It's probably not worth panicking yet. But it is worth being concerned," wrote Matthew Garrett, a developer at Red Hat, in a blog post on the Windows 8 changes.
Mac Malware Pushed via Google Search Results, Masquerades as Flash Installer
A new malware is targeting Macs with new tactics to sniff out antivirus and virtual machines.
Facebook Removes Accounts Used to Infect Thousands With Malware
A widespread malware campaign, ongoing since 2014, was using Facebook accounts and posts to spread malware through URL links.
asmiller-ke6seh on September 22, 2011
This is Microsoft, doing to consumers (personal and business) in the marketplace what the Bushies did when they rushed Congress to judgement and into war in Iraq -- using fear to get what they want. And what they want, in this case, is to shut out competitors, and especially competition from GNU/Linux.
The people at Microsoft are masters of FUD - FEAR, UNCERTAINTY, and DOUBT.
We will not allow Micro$oft to FUD us up.
Are you listening, U.S. Justice Department. Do you hear us, European Union courts?
Anonymous on September 22, 2011
Is there a reason that Linux could not be signed?
Shane Ponting on September 23, 2011
Remember that video about trusted computing? It predicted that this would come about, where you don't get to decide what runs on YOUR computer but some other outfit. It was hosted on the againsttcpa site but is on youtube nowadays.
I think this opens a wider door for the Linux market personally. When you go to buy a system, there will be a wider option of purchasing the Windows distro or Linux flavors. With the release of Windows 7 I lost interest and faith in the company to build anything remotely reliable. It is just as unstable on many platforms as Linux was a couple years back.
Microsoft is simply doing what Apple has done for years, locking you into hardware. I think it is a bad idea on Microsoft's part, but it will be their mistake. They will be operating much like Apple does, however they have a system with less reliability and quite frankly legacy applications. Their inability to innovate is coming out in this move through an attempt to lock users into their OS. I have helped multiple organizations transition to Linux-based environments because of the Windows Vista and 7 fiasco and I think this move will push more to do the same.
Anonymous on October 6, 2011
Well, I could just not purchase a computer that had the secret key boot system. I'm sure lots of other Mfgrs. will make computers available to boot Linux.
This will only work for MS if people play along with this.
Luke on November 13, 2011
Let's consider a worst-case scenario for us Linux users: locked boot and no option to disable. European courts ban this, US courts do not-so computer makers ship locked systems in the US. OK, you just bought a computer that has to be rooted like a phone. Real worst-case scenario, you might need a mod chip like on a video game console. To prohibit the manufacture or importation mod chips would require new legislation that would be very unlikely to pass. The US copyright authorities, with their decision that jailbreaking phones is legal, have removed any serious legal threat to PC mod chip makers if it comes to this. The only reason they can screw with the video game mod chip users is the claim (a false one) that the consoles have no purpose except to run copyrighted software. In the case of PC's, Linux has been around too long for that argument to fly.
Putting mod chips aside, to root your PC, you would exploit a vulnerable program (there always are several) so as to be able to run arbitrary code. If all binaries have to be signed to load, this might mean using a vulnerability in one binary (probably through a script) to edit or replace another binary AFTER loading, directly in ram. The purpose of this attack would be to allow reflashing the UEFI with unlocked booting code. If the flash fails and the board dies, you go to a computer store and buy a $90 bottom-rung enthusiest board, certain to have unlocked booting as it is sold without an OS, to people who also demand things like a full set of overclocking utilities.
Come to think of it, a good unlocked board will always be cheaper that Windoze 8, so at least Linux users won't be limited to older computers. This might, however, generate a lot of E-waste from users not up to rooting the board or when the boards brick as phones occasionaly do from a failed rooting attempt. At least motherboards are a lot cheaper than smartphones at the entry level!
Of course, Microsoft, by regarding the user as a hostile hacker, will be forcing people who don't even WANT to run their patented and copyrighted crap to act as exactly that. It's a lot easier to root someone else's computer when you learned how rooting your own!


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James Gill
James Gill came into the world far too early, 128 days early, with a wailing battle cry as powerful as his one pound, six ounce, 12-and-a-half inch body could muster.
He shocked everyone, especially the doctors who had never seen a baby born after only 22 weeks in the womb survive. That's because it was 30 years ago: May 20, 1987. That day, James became the world's most premature baby. It appears in the 1989 Guinness Book of World Records. James has the book, and a collection of impossibly tiny bonnets and booties his mother saved from his days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. They look like doll clothes.
"I owe my life to them," James says simply. "My parents especially and the doctors, nurses and staff all fought to save me…," his voice trails off. "CHEO is such a wonderful place for both parents and kids."
His father Jim raced behind the ambulance carrying his mother Brenda from their home town of Brockville to the Civic Hospital in Ottawa. Doctors there determined she was in premature labour. The medical team greeted them with grim news: their baby would not survive. James proved them wrong.
Most parents wistfully imagine their baby's development with the help of grainy ultrasound images and a growing baby bump. Jim and Brenda watched James develop through the window of his incubator. His ears, hands and feet were not fully formed; his eyes were fused shut. James' parents advocated for him while the medical team went into uncharted territory. The team came up with creative solutions to care for James. A catheter bag filled with saline created a tiny water-bed to gently cradle his soft, still-developing skull. His skin was so delicate it would tear with the removal of the gentlest medical tape; calls were made to other hospitals to get advice on how to protect it and promote healing.
Incredibly, James suffered no lingering effects from his early arrival. Many premature babies grow up with developmental delays, breathing difficulties, impaired vision and hearing.
James also needed heart surgery. During his 128 days in hospital, world renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Wilbert Keon performed the procedure to close one of his tiny heart valves. At the time of the surgery James weighed just one pound.
The Gills took their baby boy home on his due date: September 25, 1987.
James and his family are hoping the community will tune in to the CHEO Telethon on CTV. They appeared on the CHEO Telethon a few times with long time CHEO advocate and family friend
Max Keeping.
"Max was a great guy. He had a very personal connection to our family my whole life. He arranged for me to be taken home from the hospital in a limousine," James recalls, smiling. Max stayed in contact with the Gills, even visiting James' mother in hospital when she was fighting cancer. He spoke at Brenda's funeral service when she passed away in 2006.
James is making good use of the life he fought so hard for. He is grateful for his tight-knit family and a career in the automotive industry, recently joining Barrhaven Mazda as Service Manager. His message is simple. "I'm here – and I may not know yet why, but I'm fortunate for everything that's happened in my life. If anything, maybe I can offer hope to families going through the same thing. I'm living proof. My parents and CHEO helped me beat the odds!"