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Strategic Communication: Origins, Concepts, and Current Debates
ABC-CLIO, 2011 - 240 Seiten
This volume in the Contemporary Military, Strategic, and Security Issues series presents a concise introduction to the evolution, key concepts, discourse, and future options for improved strategic communication in today's U.S. government.
But that is only the beginning. Moving to the realities of the issue, author Christopher Paul reviews dozens of government reports on strategic communication and public diplomacy released since 2000, examining specific proposals related to improving strategic communication in the U.S. government and explaining the disagreements. Most important, he offers consensus and clarity for the way ahead, discussing how disparate elements of the government can be coordinated to master--and win--the war of ideas through fully integrated and synchronized communications and actions.
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The Promise and Peril of Strategic Communication
Chapter 2 What Is Strategic Communication and What Should It Be?
Chapter 3 History of Public Diplomacy and Strategic Communication
Chapter 4 Who Does Strategic Communication?
Chapter 5 Challenges Facing US Strategic Communication
Chapter 6 Improving Strategic Communication
Chapter 7 Conclusions and the Way Ahead

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When the 1958 Thunderbird debuted, it proved Ford’s calculation correct: that the market was much more interested in a similar vehicle with four seats. Truth be told, the 1955-57 Thunderbird wasn’t really a sports car to begin with despite being a two-seater — it was more of a boulevardier than anything else, so the transition to four seats didn’t seem so far-fetched. Ford’s gamble paid off.
One of those all-new four-seaters, this custom 1958 Ford Thunderbird hardtop, is currently featured on AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com. Not surprisingly, the 352-powered “Kopper Kaballero” was featured in Custom Rodder in 2004. Features include automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, power accessories, center console, and more. Finished in metallic bronze and gold, with ivory and Emberglow vinyl interior, this T-bird comes from the selling dealer with a clear title.
The exterior was refinished in multi-hued bronze and gold by Marcos Garcia of Lucky 7 Customs in Antioch, California. Features include mesh grille with an assortment of Dagmar inserts, shaved door handles, and accent pinstriping.
A set of chrome wheels with custom tri-bar wheel covers is wrapped in BFGoodrich Silvertown whitewall radials.
The interior is upholstered in ivory and Emberglow vinyl. Features include center console, power windows and locks, custom-painted copper dashboard with accent pinstriping, and column-mounted automatic shifter.
The instrument panel includes a 140-mph speedometer, clock, and gauges for the fuel level and coolant temperature. The odometer reads 84,556 miles, but the true mileage on this vehicle is unknown.
Power is provided by a 300-horsepower Thunderbird 352ci Special V8 backed by a three-speed automatic transmission. Engine bay features include chrome valve covers, air cleaner, and coil cover.
This Thunderbird was factory-equipped with independent front suspension and solid rear-drive axle. Braking is provided by power drums. A dual exhaust system is hooked up to the 351 and exits at the rear.
The auction for this custom 1958 Ford Thunderbird hardtop ends on Friday, June 2, 2023, at 12:15 p.m. (PDT)


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Like all of Okorafor's work, Binti is full of imagination, fantastic worldbuilding, and layer upon layer of cultural development and conflict. Binti hLike all of Okorafor's work, Binti is full of imagination, fantastic worldbuilding, and layer upon layer of cultural development and conflict. Binti herself is a 16-year-old harmonizer, a gifted, courageous girl and the first of her people to leave the planet. She faces alienation and racism and loneliness, but she's determined to grow and learn. She's on her way to study at Oomza Uni when her ship is attacked by the Meduse, a violent, jellyfish-like race with a vendetta against humanity.
Communication is at the heart of the story. An ancient device called an edan allows Binti to communicate with the Meduse. It's the key to everything that follows. Communication and harmony as the antidote to violence and war. It's not easy; in fact, it's terrifying and dangerous. That's part of what makes Binti's story so powerful.
The plot itself is relatively straightforward, as Binti tries first to survive the war between humans and Meduse, and then to change that war. But this isn't a story you read for the plot. You read for the beautiful characterization, the deep cultural clashes both among Binti's people and between humans and other races, and for enough fascinating ideas to fill several novels.
I finished the story wanting more, and will be waiting impatiently for a novel set in this universe....more
A quick, light-hearted, and fun fairy-tale twist, with delightful illustrations. I'll be passing this one along to my 10-year-old son for him to readA quick, light-hearted, and fun fairy-tale twist, with delightful illustrations. I'll be passing this one along to my 10-year-old son for him to read next....more
I read this one to my 10-year-old son, who goes by Jackson on the internet. So I invited him to help me review it. My questions are in bold, followedI read this one to my 10-year-old son, who goes by Jackson on the internet. So I invited him to help me review it. My questions are in bold, followed by his responses.
In your words, what is this book about?
The book is about the family, and the father is an inventor. At the beginning of the book, they run into their cousin Freddie who stole a map to a secret dragon tomb which is a tomb of the ancient Martian emperors. By the way, this is all on Mars, and it’s set in an alternate past, not an alternate future. He stole it from Sir Titus Dane, who had discovered multiple dragon tombs before, but it was proven that he stole the locations, and he actually didn’t find them. Sir Titus Dane wants to use their father’s invention, the water abacus, to decode the dragon map and find the tomb and get rich. He kidnaps their father, mother, and sister Jane. So the brother, sister, and other sister, and cousin Freddie, have to find Sir Titus and stop him. Also, Freddie is [SPOILER], and that’s pretty cool!
What did you like best about it?
I liked the funny bits, and a lot of stuff in it, like the adventure.
Who was your favorite character, and why?
Either Edward or Freddie. They’re both really cool. And Putty is pretty cool too, because she just knows absolutely everything about technology and she’s just a little kid.
What do you think about a twelve-year-old (Edward) setting out to save his family?
It was kind of like Harry Potter, but with robots instead of magic. [Note from Jim: Jackson just finished reading the Harry Potter books, so they’re on his mind a lot these days.]
Were there any parts you didn’t like?
Not really, except for the ancient Martian empire killing dragons when their owners died. I didn’t really like that, because that’s mean to the dragons.
What would be the coolest thing about visiting this Mars?
Seeing the dragons in the museums.
Who should read this book?
I think anyone who likes science fiction books should read it. Probably a lot of my friends would like it.
Do you want to read the next book in the series?
The book is aimed at younger readers like Jackson, but I enjoyed it too. Like Jackson said, there’s plenty of action, and a cast of young, smart, determined protagonists. It’s not a book that takes itself too seriously — one of the characters is named Doctor Blood. It’s more of an old-fashioned pulp-style adventure, but without the old-fashioned sexism and racism that often went with them.
Everything wraps up rather well at the end, but with plenty of possibility for the next books. I have a few guesses about what might happen next, but we’ll wait and see when book two comes out....more
Read an advance copy and loved it enough to provide the following blurb:
Levine has created a wonderful alternate 19th century, with interplanetary airRead an advance copy and loved it enough to provide the following blurb:
Levine has created a wonderful alternate 19th century, with interplanetary airships, space pirates, automatons, Martians, and a young woman determined to save her family. This book reminded me how much fun reading can be, and makes me want to take an airship to Mars.
Ambitious, powerful, and very deserving of its place on the Hugo ballot. It's not an action-packed page-turner kind of story, but I found it very engaAmbitious, powerful, and very deserving of its place on the Hugo ballot. It's not an action-packed page-turner kind of story, but I found it very engaging and interesting. Some potent insights into human nature, and plenty of "Oh, wow!" moments....more

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Frequent power cuts have been affecting the daily chores of residents of Tiruthuraipoondi for the past one month.
A cross section of traders say that it was difficult to carry out their business as the power cuts were unscheduled.
It lasted for at least 35 minutes every time, particularly in the evening. A number of tailors are the worst-hit, as their work comes to a grinding halt all of a sudden as the electric sewing machines cannot be operated for about an hour or so daily in the evening.
One of the artisans involved in making pots and earthen wares said that he too was affected daily. As the earthen wares are being made using electrically-operated wheels, the frequent and prolonged cuts caused much disturbance.
They said that additional sub-stations should be set up at Tiruthuraipoondi and surrounding areas. The distribution system should be channelised to cater to the needs of the consumers.
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Nov 6, 2017 @ 7:30 pm — Nov 6, 2017 @ 10:00pm
This singer, songwriter, and producer stands alone with his mix of rock, soul, and blues. See his return to The Music Hall’s Historic Theater for an intimate, solo acoustic show.
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My search for the best falafel in New York begins….
Judging by the exterior, I would never in a million years have guessed Nish Nush serves falafel. Okay, maybe if I really had a million years to guess, I would have come up with it eventually. I would hope so. But from the outside, this establishment looks like it would serve cheap beers and burgers.
But looks can be deceiving, of course, and I’m glad this is not another generic Irish bar in this area. In fact, it looks like most folks are glad because when I stopped by for my first official falafel tasting, the place was packed.
Nish Nush has been open for under a year and already has a dedicated following. Inside, the vibe is spacious, modern, and industrial. I could see this place being packed at dinner as often as it is at lunch.
One of the most enticing options here is to customize your own hummus (with mix-ins). Forget the DIY frozen yogurt bar, this might be the new trend! But I was here for the fried chickpeas. Not the mashed chickpeas.
The menu focuses on Israeli specialities with menu items (like sabich and banana/date smoothies) similar to the most popular falafel joint in the city, Taim. Nish Nush also offers three different “flavors” of falafel. I was pleased to see they were different enough from the ones offered at Taim.
I chose the Deluxe sandwich in order to sample all three flavors in one pocket. In general, I noticed the falafel balls had a nice crunch to them and while the insides could have been hotter, they were definitely not dry. The ingredients that composed the sandwich – cabbage, pickles, cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplant, and tahini – were all fresh and balanced the richness of the fried orbs.
Most impressive was the sticky, sweet eggplant that clung to the bottom of the pita. The smoky browned bits gave the sandwich a unique flavor and reminded me of a campfire marshamallow but without all the sugariness (and mosquitoes).
First up in the Deluxe sandwich was the traditional falafel. Laced with bright, green herbs (like parsley, cilantro, and mint) it was full of flavor and was my favorite of the bunch.
The roasted red pepper falafel was certainly spicy. It was studded with red pepper flakes and had a healthy burn similar to harissa.
Finally, the spinach and mushroom falafel was the most interesting. It was the least seasoned of the three (or maybe my palette was overwhelmed after the red falafel), but it still had a nice earthy flavor that I quite enjoyed.
Regardless of the misleading exterior, once you visit Nish Nush, you’ll never forget what they sell. Nish Nush translates to “snack” in Hebrew and their falafel are mighty tasty snacks.
Does Nish Nush have the best falafel in NY? The interior varieties offer something for everyone and their pita sandwiches are loaded with flavors. They get an 8 out of 10.
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Minnesota’s returning state workers drove positive employment gains in today’s jobs numbers, as did private-sector growth last month.
The state added 28,400 jobs in August, and the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged at 7.2 percent, according to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).
But private-sector job growth of 5,800 and a three-year low in initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits were positive notes to the report, noted DEED commissioner Mark Phillips.
“Job growth in the private sector continues to be a bright spot of the Minnesota economy,” Phillips said in a prepared release. “We have seen state manufacturers, construction companies and other private businesses add more than 42,000 jobs in the past four months.”
Phillips also noted that initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits fell to 19,625 in August, the fewest in Minnesota in three years.
Nationally, in contrast to Minnesota, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) this morning reported that initial claims for unemployment benefits rose by 11,000 to a seasonally adjusted 428,000, well above what economists have designated as the significant 400,000 threshold. The four-week moving average was 419,500, an increase of 4,000 from the previous week’s revised average of 415,500, according to the DOL.
Along with state government, other Minnesota sectors that gained jobs last month were trade, transportation and utilities (4,100), construction (2,200), education and health services (1,400), manufacturing (1,200), and professional and business services (700).
The construction industry has added 7,500 jobs in the past four months, the first gain in jobs during the summer construction season since before the housing crash in 2006.
Job losses occurred in Minnesota last month in leisure and hospitality (3,300), financial activities (200), other services (200) and information (100). Mining and logging was unchanged.
Other economic news this week drew a mixed picture both for the state and the nation.
Minnesota exports continued to set records for the state, growing 12 percent to $5.3 billion worth of agricultural, mining and manufactured products. But that level still lags the national export growth rate of 18 percent, according to DEED.
While North America and Asia accounted for 69 percent of total exports in the quarter, with growth rates matching or exceeding the national average, exports to Europe fell 4 percent to $1.1 billion as the European Union’s economic woes continue to burden those economies.
Exports of machinery, the largest category, totaled $1.029 billion. That was down 2 percent from a year ago, compared with 14 percent growth nationwide. Within the category, “electrical machinery” jumped 22 percent to $698 million, driven by growth in export of industrial furnaces, semiconductors and telecommunications equipment.
The state’s second-largest export category, which includes medical devices, fell by less than 1 percent to $729 million, “a relatively encouraging sign, given the quarterly slide in medical exports since the first quarter of 2009,” DEED reported. Medical exports were up sharply to China (15 percent to $76 million), Canada (25 percent to $58 million) and South Korea(62 percent to $27 million).
Minneapolis-based Ceridian Corp. released its monthly index of over-the-road movement of goods across the nation’s highways that showed continued sluggishness in industrial production.
The Ceridian-UCLA Pulse of Commerce Index (PCI), issued earlier this week by the UCLA Anderson School of Management, fell 1.4 percent in August on an adjusted basis, following a 0.2 percent decline in July, “suggesting GDP growth of 0.0 to 1.0 percent,” according to Ed Leamer, chief economist for PCI.
“The August number supports the pattern of sluggish economic growth coming out of a recession, which is something that we’ve seen in the past,” said Leamer, who is also director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast. “What we’re experiencing is the ‘new normal,’ where the U.S. economy will continue to stumble forward until a new growth engine is identified. Essentially, the economy is in need of an innovation burst.”
The index captures real-time fuel sales data from Ceridian’s payment-card servicing business for fleet trucking.


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Responding to the growing demand for innovative and practical disposable packaging, Huhtamaki has launched the Relish range of folding cartons.
The four new products, which comprise a clamshell, food box and two scoops, are ideal for hot and cold food, allowing operators to serve food quickly and securely for eating on-the-go.
All of the products in the Relish range are grease proof lined, made with 100% PEFC paperboard and are manufactured in the UK. Available in kraft brown board, other options are available including white board and custom print. The range contains recycled content and are recyclable where appropriate facilities exist.
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Using alternative health remedies such as burning an aromatherapy fragrance oil is becoming very popular and relatively affordable. Should you start adding aromatherapy diffusers, aromatherapy massages or some other form of aromatherapy to your life?
Aromatherapy is far from being a new practice. Hippocrates recommended the use of aromatherapy bath products and massages on a daily basis to ensure health and happiness.
The easiest and fastest ways to use aromatherapy at home are:
Of course, there are other ways to use aromatherapy to relax at home but these are the most common and most affordable methods.
My personal recommendation for those who have at least 20 minutes to spend is to have an aromatherapy bath with a few drops of your favourite essential oil(s). Keep it to about 5 to 6 drops up to a maximum of 8 drops.
The oils will improve your mood and health through:
If you don't have this much time or need to keep an eye on the children or on the stove, try putting a drop of essential oil on a tissue, then wiping the tissue onto an unlit light bulb. Then, turn on the light and the room will be filled with the fragrance of your choice within seconds.
Essential oils can affect your mood in several ways, therefore it is essential (get the pun?) that you start by determining your goal. Knowing that, you can select your aromatherapy scents:
If you want to apply essential oils to your skin, you must dilute them in a carrier oil first.
You can also use oil in aromatherapy diffusers or add a few drops of oil into your favourite unscented body lotion to make it an aromatherapy body lotion.
Did you know that humans can distinguish 10,000 different smells? Learn more about aromatherapy fragrance oil and relaxation.

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That is the question–sorry, Hamlet. And White Flower Farm has some help with the answer: an article on Plants Slow to Break Dormancy. They have a lot of other articles in the Newsletter section of their Garden Help.
If winter is slumber and spring is birth, and summer is life, then autumn rounds out to be reflection. It’s a time of year when the leaves are down and the harvest is in and the perennials are gone. Mother Earth just closed up the drapes on another year and it’s time to reflect on what’s come before.
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Power Hungry Upgrade?
So this coming week or so I plan to purchase a couple upgrades for my laptop. An AMD N660 processor, as well as an 8GB upgrade of RAM. However, before I purchase these upgrades I have a question.
Currently, my laptop has a V140 processor, 2GB of RAM and a six-cell battery. This configuration (running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit), grants me just about two hours of battery life under normal usage (battery is beginning to age, so much less time than before). After adding my upgrades, my worry is that the battery will deplete faster. Or rather, noticeably faster. So will these upgrades cause that problem? Thanks in advance for any answers!


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The average cost to an organization hit with a data breach reached a record high this year, though those companies are split on who they believe should foot the bill, according to a report released today by IBM.
The global average for a breach is $4.45 million, a 2.3% increase from 2022 and a 15.3% jump from three years ago. In addition, the costs to enterprises associated with detection and escalation grew 42% since 2020, “representing the highest portion of breach costs, and indicating a shift towards more complex breach investigations,” IBM wrote in its Cost of a Data Breach Report 2023.
At a time when the number and cost of such breaches–95% of the organizations involved in the port had experienced more than one breach–are rising, a question is, who is going to pay for those costs? About 51% plan to increase the investments they make in cybersecurity.
However, 57% said they were more likely to pass the costs associated with attacks onto consumers rather than grow their security investments. That shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise: In last year’s report, IBM noted that 60% of data breaches led to increases in prices that were passed onto customers.
John Dwyer, head of research for IBM’s X-Force threat intelligence unit, told Security Boulevard that cybersecurity is now part of the cost of doing business, so businesses increasing the price of their goods and services if they’re attacked shouldn’t be unexpected.
“What’s more important is that those funds ultimately get funneled back into investments that can improve their security posture in the long run,” Dwyer said. “Unfortunately, in this case, only half of businesses are planning to take this approach, so we’d definitely like to see that figure grow in the future.”
For this thirteenth edition of the report, the Ponemon Institute studied 553 organizations hit with data breaches between March 2022 and 2023, with IBM analyzing the information.
AI and Automation are Key
IBM’s Dwyer noted that while only half of the companies surveyed said they would increase investments in security tools, the report showed that doing so can significantly reduce data breach costs.
The use of AI is an example. Big Blue found organizations that extensively used AI and automated technologies were rewarded with a shorter breach life cycle–the time between identifying and containing a breach–which in turn cut into the overall cost of the attack.
Companies that use both AI and automation technologies saw an average breach life cycle of 214 days, 108 fewer days than organizations’ average of 322 days, resulting in $1.76 million less in costs.
“Time is the new currency in cybersecurity both for the defenders and the attackers,” Chris McCurdy, general manager of IBM’s Worldwide Security Services, said in a statement. “Security teams must focus on where adversaries are the most successful and concentrate their efforts on stopping them before they achieve their goals. Investments in threat detection and response approaches that accelerate defenders’ speed and efficiency–such as AI and automation–are crucial to shifting this balance.”
Such tools also likely will help reduce the costs of an attack by increasing the number of breaches companies’ own security teams can detect themselves. According to the numbers, only a third of breaches in the report were detected by the companies themselves. About 27% were disclosed by the attack (with the rest identified by a benign third party).
Those attacks identified by the perpetrators cost the targeted organizations almost $1 million more than those detected by the companies’ own security teams.
The difference in the time it took to find and mitigate a breach also influenced the overall financial impact. Those companies that detected a breach in fewer than 200 days sustained an average cost of $3.93 million, $1.02 million less than those that took more than 200 days.
More Ways to Reduce Costs
IBM also identified other steps that helped reduce the costs of data breaches, including the use of DevSecOps (the integrated software security testing methodology lessened the impact of companies that adopted the practice by $1.68 million) and incident reporting planning and testing tools ($1.49 million). That said, a highly complex security system could increase the overall costs.
“Organizations that reported low or no security system complexity experienced an average data breach cost of USD 3.84 million in 2023,” IBM wrote in the report. “Those with high levels of security system complexity reported an average cost of USD 5.28 million, representing an increase of 31.6%.”
Another cost saver? Reporting an incident to law enforcement agencies. Ransomware victims that brought in the authorities after a breach save an average of $470,000 compared with those who didn’t. And yet 37% of ransomware victims in the study didn’t call in the law.
Cloud in the Crosshairs
As enterprises continue to migrate their businesses to the cloud, it should come as no surprise that cybercriminals also are looking in that direction. IBM found that 82% of breaches included data stored in public, private, or–as in 39% of the attacks–multi-cloud environments, where the incurred costs were higher than the overall average, at $4.75 million.
Health care organizations–with the massive amounts of personal and medical data they hold and the large number of connected devices they use–are popular targets of ransomware and other threat groups. In every year of the report, the health care industry reported the most expensive breaches and since 2020, the cost of a health care breach has jumped 53.3% to $10.93 million this year.
Pointing to its 2023 X-Force Threat Intelligence Report, IBM wrote that bad actors are making stolen data more accessible to victims whose data has been compromised.
“With medical records as leverage, threat actors amplify pressure on breached organizations to pay a ransom,” the company wrote. “In fact, across all industries studied, customer personally identifiable information was the most commonly breached record type and the costliest.”

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Our cutting-edge auto-learn sensor technology and flow through design ensures a hassle-free installation process. Simply screw on the location specific sensor and the system will automatically learn the sensor without the need for any special programming tools or procedures. With our OEM designed external sensor, a quick and easy installation can be completed in as little as one minute per wheel - no need to dismount the tyres.
The flow-through design sensor allows for easy inflation without dismounting the sensor, providing added convenience. It transmits both pressure and temperature readings, with a remarkable capacity of up to 180 PSI @ 433MHz. The battery life exceeds 5 years. Plus, the sensor's alert mode effectively detects leakages, ensuring prompt attention to potential issues. Rest assured, our automotive qualified sensor boasts a robust brass body and stem for durability. The tyre temperature sensing can also help pick up any hub related temperature issues.
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Oz Sensor ‘X’ optional in cab monitor can alert the driver to a Low Pressure, High Pressure or High Temperature issue with a tyre.
The Oz Sensor feature packed IOS/Android application can be used for configuring units, programming sensors and features or for reading / displaying the TPMS data from any vehicle / asset within range.
The effectiveness of the Tyre Pressure Monitoring system is directly dependent on the quality of the installation and service. To ensure convenient installation and maintenance, Zylux has created a tool and service kit specifically for the Oz-Sensor 'X' system. This comprehensive kit includes tools for seamless sensor fitting or replacement, as well as O-ring replacement if necessary.
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Finding a gift for someone turning 100 can be quite the challenge! It’s not every day you get to celebrate such an incredible milestone, and you want your present to reflect just how special this occasion is. That’s where I come in! In this article, I’ve put together some amazing tips and ideas on how to choose food gifts that will make their big day unforgettable.
I’ve spent countless hours researching and compiling a list of both classic and unique food-inspired presents that are sure to impress any centenarian. From gourmet baskets filled with delicious treats like caviar, wine, cheese, and chocolates – to themed subscription boxes or custom gift cards tailored specifically for them – you’re bound to find something they’ll love!
So whether it’s your grandma, grandpa, friend or another family member who’s about to turn 100 – don’t fret! You’ll find plenty of inspiration in my guide on memorable gifts they’ll cherish forever. Keep reading for some great gift-giving ideas that are guaranteed to make their century celebration even more extraordinary.
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Food Gifts For 100 Year Olds
1. Gourmet Gift Basket
A gourmet gift basket is the perfect foodie gift for anyone. It’s a deliciously curated collection of high-quality items that elevate any meal or snack time. From artisanal cheeses and crackers to handmade chocolates and jams, it’s a treat for the senses that will be appreciated by any food lover on your list.
2. Customizable Chocolate Box
A customizable chocolate box would make an excellent foodie gift for anyone. Who wouldn’t love being able to choose their own flavors and customize a delicious treat? Plus, it shows that you put thought into the gift and tailored it specifically to their tastes. It’s a win-win situation!
3. Personalized Wine Collection
Personalized Wine Collection: a thoughtful gourmet gift that will always hit the spot, perfect for any foodie. A tailored wine set can reflect individual tastes and preferences, showcasing a unique selection of wines chosen with care – sure to delight and impress even the most discerning connoisseur.
4. Monthly Tea Subscription
Monthly Tea Subscription, a delightful gift for any foodie. Treat your loved ones to a new tea experience every month, discover exotic blends and indulge in cozy moments of warmth. It’s the perfect present for those who love to savor unique flavors and appreciate high-quality ingredients.
5. Luxury Cheese Board Set
Luxury Cheese Board Set, a perfect foodie gift for anyone who loves hosting dinner parties or enjoying cheese and wine nights. The beautiful set comes with a variety of knives, markers and cheese picks to elevate the presentation of any cheese board. It’s both functional and stylish, making it an ideal addition to any kitchen.
6. Homemade Jam Gift Pack
Homemade Jam Gift Pack, a perfect present for any food enthusiast. Its versatility in usage can easily make it an excellent addition to any breakfast table or afternoon tea party. Surprise your loved ones with the unique and delicious taste of homemade jam in various flavors that will leave them wanting more.
7. Espresso Coffee Maker Kit
Espresso coffee maker kit, a perfect foodie gift for anyone who loves the rich aroma and taste of freshly brewed espresso. With this kit, one can easily make cafe-quality espresso at home, anytime they want. The sleek design and easy-to-use features make it an ideal addition to any kitchen or office space.
8. Deluxe Fruit & Nut Tray
The Deluxe Fruit & Nut Tray makes a great foodie gift for anyone who loves the combination of sweet and salty flavors. This elegant tray is perfect for any occasion and features an assortment of fresh fruits and nuts that are both delicious and healthy. It’s a thoughtful present that will be enjoyed by all!
9. Elegant Fruit Basket
An elegant fruit basket makes a perfect foodie gift for anyone. Bursting with healthy and colorful fruits, it not only satisfies cravings but also adds charm to any occasion. The variety of fruits in the basket caters to different tastes, making it an ideal present for all kinds of people.
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In conclusion, finding the perfect gift for someone turning 100 may seem daunting at first, but with the right tips and ideas, it can be a fun and rewarding experience. By choosing food gifts that cater to their unique tastes and preferences, you can show them just how much you care on this special occasion. Whether it’s a luxurious gourmet basket or a themed subscription box, there are endless options available that will make their big day unforgettable. So take these suggestions to heart, get creative, and enjoy the process of selecting a present that they’ll cherish forever!


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On May 12, 2012, University Synagogue will celebrate 25 years at the Island Hotel in Newport Beach. Within the Orange County Jewish community that could be considered an “old timer.” But “old timer” it is not! The synagogue is actually using this anniversary to show off its new leadership and bring in a new generation of members and lay leadership, including its executive board consisting of Sari Schreiber, Eric Blum, Anita Mishook and David Wyle. The synagogue is honoring past presidents Lisa Metzger and Marc Alexander and member Dean Erwin Chermerinsky, but this gala is looking toward the future. According to the gala co-chair, Debbie Stern, and the incoming board president, Sari Schreiber, the gala will allow for engaging current and new membership and offer the opportunity for members of the synagogue to meet members of the greater Jewish community as well.
Stern, a past president and executive vice president herself, describes University Synagogue as a synagogue living in two civilizations: today’s moral and ethical issues and the morals and values based on Torah, which go back thousands of years. “People attend University Synagogue for ethics and enrichment,” said Stern. And this is evident in the programs the synagogue provides. From its burgeoning pre-school and religious school to the dozens of adult classes and Tikkun Olam projects, University Synagogue takes great pride in being a center of learning.
“It’s not just about preserving the past,” said Rabbi Arnold Rachlis, the synagogue’s rabbi of 21 years. “We are creating the future of Judaism. Judaism is ‘for life’ – lifelong learning and for the sake of life for the entire planet.”
According to Rachlis, you might say, “[University Synagogue] reflects the reality of the Jewish community…” There is an incredibly diverse membership at University Synagogue – from people comfortable with tradition (both religiously and Hebraically) to people who feel disenfranchised from Jewish life due to life style, education or religious practices. University Synagogue finds diversity interesting. Regardless of whether you are part of an intermarried couple, a Jew by choice, or lesbian or gay, “we have created a congregation that embraces everyone with love,” said Rachlis.
Rachlis was a White House Fellow and a fulltime rabbi in Chicago when he met the couple that would change not only his life, but the face of the Jewish community in Orange County. “I met Hal and Hinda Beral in the Rotunda of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., while Congress presented an award to Natan Sharansky. Then we ran into each other the following evening, and they told me about their chavurah studying Reconstructionism.” It just so happened that Rachlis was ordained as a Reconstructionist rabbi. The chavurah invited Rachlis out to speak in Newport Beach.
As he explained, “I expected to fly back to Chicago and not return to Orange County… I went to give a talk on Reconstructionism… My intention was to help spread the Reconstructionist movement.” There were marathon weekends starting with Friday night services and ending with Sunday morning discussions. With the help of Rachlis and other rabbis, such as Rabbi Abraham Winokur (z”l), the founding rabbi of Kehillat Israel in Pacific Palisades, the congregation grew from a dozen people in a living room to almost 200 households. It was then the congregation asked Rachlis to leave his congregation in Chicago and become the spiritual leader… That was 21 years ago. Today the synagogue has more than 600 households.
Rachlis said, “I was deeply inspired by the ‘pioneer’ spirit. The ‘match’ worked!” The organization and diligence was also apparent from the beginning, and Rachlis admired the group for its tenacity and vision.
According to Rachis, it is the origin of the synagogue that makes it different from others. “Many synagogues are started with the primary goal of religious education for children – this synagogue was started by adults with grown children. These people had their own intellectual and spiritual needs.” The synagogue has grown in both directions, from young families with preschool children all the way through to senior citizens.
Unlike a lot of fundraisers and galas, University Synagogue is lay-driven, with support of synagogue staff. Co-chairs Debbie Stern and Alice Rochverger represent the direction of the synagogue. Stern is a past president and vice-president and longtime member of the synagogue; Rochverger is the mother of a pre-school child and new to University Synagogue. But both bring necessary ingredients to the gala: Stern knows what has worked in the past and Rochverger knows what it takes to reach the new leadership and “younger families.” Together they can continue to support and grow the youth education (in the form of preschool, religious school and the new Adventures in Jewish Education) and generate interest that may not have existed previously. And it is a place of sustained membership – when making calls to renew membership, Schreiber was often told, “It’s the only place I want to be!”
The honorees were chosen, on this most significant anniversary, as a representation of the synagogue. “We are honoring two past presidents who are incredibly hard-working and dedicated. They had a real vision of where they wanted the synagogue to go in the future,” said Rachlis. With regard to Chermerinsky, Rachlis said he “represents the idea that the synagogue is not just about its members, but our goal as a congregation is to have an impact on the world… Dean Chermerinsky represents the religious and intellectual aspirations of the synagogue.” Chermerinsky is not only a distinguished lawyer and law school dean; he has argued before the highest courts in the nation and served as a commentator on local and national issues. His representation of Constitutional law and civil rights is tantamount to the values and ideals of University Synagogue. In addition, he is a published author (both books and in journals) and has been an active member of University Synagogue.
Step into the University Synagogue on any given day and witness its rich diversity and passion. It is a place that uses the talents and diversity of everyone involved to integrate amazing and successful programs. Perhaps the best word that can be used to describe the history and future of the synagogue is Beshert – “evident or preordained.” From a chance meeting between a chavurah member and a rabbi 25 years ago to the matches made today, University Synagogue is a center for making things happen. It is for many, including Schreiber, “Like my second home… All my friends are here.”
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Over fifteen plus years working in the out-patient physical therapy setting, it has always befuddled me why patients with such a massive surgery as a total hip replacement are not routinely sent to out-patient physical therapy after discharge from a hospital or rehab facility. The few times I have seen patients after this procedure, these patients are not doing as well as they could be with the help of a physical therapist to reduce pain and swelling, work on scar mobility to reduce scar sensitivity and pain, and to improve hip strength and balance. Simply sending these patients home with a few exercise sheets never gets the patients where they need to be no matter how good they are at doing the exercises. They simply don’t have the correct exercises that are graded and difficult enough to get them back to normal strength and balance.
If you have had a total hip replacement and are still struggling with pain, scar soreness, weakness, and impaired balance, ask your physician to send you to out-patient physical therapy to help you with these issues. If you think you have just a few areas to work on and you’d like to try it on your own, here’s some things for you to work on:
6) Ice to control swelling. Patients have this idea that ice is only necessary for the first 24-48 hours after surgery. While this advice may be fine for say, stubbing your toe, I assure you that the massive procedure that is a total hip replacement disturbs so much tissue that your body will be sending inflammatory mediators to your hip for at least 4-6 weeks after surgery. Plus, every time you work out with your home exercise program, or after your first trip grocery shopping or to the mall, you will stir up a bit more swelling, requiring ice to keep the area calmed down and pain-free. Ice several times per day for 15 minutes after activity or after doing your home exercise program for as long as you feel pain and swelling or are trying a new, more strenuous activity, to keep swelling and pain from returning.
5) Mobilize your scar. Once your scar has fully healed and no scab is remaining, you can work on your scar to reduce pain and improve tissue extensibility (tissue stretch during normal body movements). How to perform your own scar mobilization? Check out this article for details.
4) Strengthen your glut max: You may have received a home exercise program in the hospital or rehab center, but chances are these are not the only exercises you need to be doing to ensure full recovery of function back to pre-surgery levels. Strengthening the gluteus maximus, your powerhouse muscle, will help you get up out of chairs, out of your car, and up stairs with ease. Here’s how you do it:
Glut Max Strengthening in Prone
1. Using the floor, table, or firm bed, lay on your stomach, with a pillow under your stomach.
2. Squeeze your gluts together as hard as you can.
3. Keeping your knee straight, lift one leg up off the table, only high enough for your thigh to be off the surface. DO NOT lift so high that you extend through your spine. Slowly and smoothly lower your leg back to the start position.
4. Maintain the glut squeeze as you repeat step 3 with the opposite leg.
5. Re-squeeze the gluts again, and repeat steps 3-4; do 2-3 sets of 10-15 reps, daily, or 3-4x/wk.
*If you do not feel comfortable lying on your stomach, you can perform this exercises in standing in front of your kitchen sink, doing the glut squeeze and leg lift backward with your knee straight as above.
3) Strengthen your glut med: This is another critical exercise missing from your discharge home exercise program. The gluteus medius is a very important muscle for restoring hip and pelvis stability, and improves stability of any activity on one foot- reaching, weight shifting, walking, stair ambulation, and helps to prevent falls by improving your balance.
Gluteus Medius Strengthening in Sidelying
Start Position: Lay on your side, with your hips and knees bent to about 90 degrees, and your feet directly on top of each other. Roll your hips as far forward as possible.
Exercise: Keeping your feet together, tip your top knee up toward the ceiling without rotating your hip back. You will not be lifting your knee more than 6 inches. Slowly and smoothly lower your raised leg back down to rest on the bottom leg.
Optional: You may want to keep your hand on your hip (as shown) to help you feel your gluteus medius muscle tighten under your fingers, and to assist you in keeping your hips from rotating backward.
Basic: perform 2-3 sets of 10-15 reps, daily or 3-4x/wk
Advanced: hold the top leg for 3-5 seconds during each rep, then slowly lower.
2) Speaking of balance, start practicing balance exercises in front of your kitchen sink. Start on two feet, placing them close to each other working on balance, then hold this position while slowly turning your head side to side. Once this becomes easy, try balancing with one foot ahead of the other- this is called a tandem stance position. Switch which foot is in front, and try to hold this position for 30-60 seconds. Once this becomes easy, try balancing on 1 foot at a time, eventually adding slow head turns once this becomes an easy task. If you have significant balance challenges and these exercises make you feel nervous, ask your physician if you can attend out-patient physical therapy to work on your balance with the assistance of a physical therapist.
1) Follow your precautions… for life! Invest in a reacher, shoe horn, and get help with tougher reaches outside in the yard or for cleaning in your home to allow you to safely following your precautions. Orthopedic surgeons will tell you that even ten years out after surgery, patients still can ruin their replacement as it dislocates out the back of the hip from forward bending and rotating. Specific precautions vary depending on the approach the surgeon took with your replacement, so be sure to ask specifically what they are and how to follow them prior to discharge.


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Igor Wakhévitch (born 12 May 1948) is an avant-garde French composer. He released a series of studio albums in the 1970s and collaborated with Salvador Dalí in 1974. From the age of eight, Wakhévitch was taught the piano by French classical pianist Marguerite Long.
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Posted by: EvelynMcCPetersArt on Mar 16, 2012
My time at Dorland Mountain Arts Colony is coming to an end.
It is also my last of the three residencies I’ve received this winter. It has been an amazing journey. Weir Farm National Historic Site brought my work to a new level and I experienced many a break through there. Brush Creek in Wyoming was so good for my soul with its humbling majestic beauty. My work strengthened there as well.
Dorland is a truly magical place. ( I will be coming back for two additional weeks sometime this year! ). To wake each morning and look at the vista out my back porch is just an inspiring moment. Here my work in a very short time took a new turn as well. I am lucky enough to return to California and Arizona at the end of next week and I look forward to taking what I learned from the landscape around Dorland into my new work.
I'm not sure how to describe it but there's just an atmosphere here that pushes you to create...and you just can't ask for anything more. Thank you to the wonderful people who make this such an amazing place.
Here are the rest of my paintings completed at Dorland. If you're interested in seeing works completed at Weir Farm please visit my website EvelynMcCPetersArt.com. I will post my work from Brush Creek next week. It is currently hanging at The Studio at Gulf and Pine in Anna Maria Florida.
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To be honest, John Carpenter’s career has been a case of hit or miss. You have In the Mouth of Madness and Ghosts of Mars on one end of the spectrum and the other you have Halloween, The Thing and this classic fantasy action-comedy that nicely blends Eastern and Western cultures.
Big Trouble in Little China sees cocky truck driver Jack Burton (Kurt Russell in his fourth collaboration with Carpenter) help his friend Wang Chi (Dennis Dun) rescue his green-eyed fiancee Miao Yin (Suzee Pai), who has been kidnapped by a Chinatown street gang. They are ultimately drawn into the mystical underworld underneath San Francisco’s Chinatown as they encounter a legendary sorcerer Lo Pan (James Hong), who needs Miao Yin to make him mortal.
Even though it is now labelled a cult classic, the initial critical and box office failure of Big Trouble made Carpenter turn towards independent filmmaking and given its fellow 80s movies – the majority of them belong to the comedy or sci-fi genres – it needed to have something different to make it stand out against other films of its generation. In a certain respect, it falls short by a hairsbreadth.
In terms of story, it is very far-fetched and very unlike John Carpenter – a director more associated with horror and suspense. The idea of Chinese black magic is rarely touched upon in cinema so to see it in such a contemporary setting (at the time) made it all the more weird, which isn’t really helped by the sometimes imperfect special effects. There is just an imbalance between the incomprehensible and the entertaining and for someone who watches it for the first time, it comes across as laughable.
But in all fairness, that’s probably why Big Trouble is such a cult film. Russell is a likeable star in the reluctant hero Burton and Dun a more-than-capable wingman. Cattrall tries to be a sassy love interest in Gracie Law but ultimately becomes a glorified damsel in distress. The film’s true stars are Chinese American legends James Hong and Victor Wong, whose respective character performances as Lo Pan and Egg Shen prove that there is more to Chinese actors than martial arts.
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Hell is torture, but you know its torture. Faerie is worse, because while you lose every piece of yourself, you think you're in heaven.
Faerie is one of two fictional other dimensional homelands for the Fairies, as published by DC Comics. The Vertigo Comics realm of Faerie is an amalgam of the mythological realms of Álfheimr, Otherworld, the Fortunate Isles, Tír na nÓg and Avalon. This mix is heavily influenced by Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream. It is home to the faeries and other mythical races, ruled over by the Seelie Court and King Auberon and Queen Titania.
Time moves different in Faerie than it does in the real world, and someone spending an hour there might find that they have been missing for weeks on their return. An example of this is that Titania's illegitimate son was born and taken to Earth shortly after her marriage, an unspecified amount of time before Auberon and Titania watched the first performance of A Midsummer's Night Dream on Earth sometime in the 1590s. Tim Hunter was born in 1983, and yet Titania has no difficulty in believing that he may be the same child
The world of Faerie first appeared in Hellblazer in issue 112, in which the Faeries are try to stop Myrddin's men from capturing Rich the Punk. John Constantine himself accidentally arrived in this world in Constantine: The Hellblazer issue 10. Their leader, Alexandriel, becomes an enemy and later an ally of John Constantine.


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Russia Finally Stripped of Opportunity to Host the UEFA Champions League Final
Russia has finally been stripped of hosting the 2022 UEFA Champions League final in the wake of her recent crisis with Ukraine.
The final of Europe’s most prestigious club competition was due to be played at the Gazprom Arena in St Petersburg on 28 May but will now be played in Stade de France in Paris. instead.
UEFA thanked French President, Emmanuel Macron for “his personal support and commitment” to have the game moved to France at “a time of unparalleled crisis”, adding that “Together with the French government, UEFA will fully support multi-stakeholder efforts to ensure the provision of rescue for football players and their families in Ukraine who face dire human suffering, destruction and displacement.”
It is the third year running the venue of the Champions League final has been moved.
In 2020, it was switched from Istanbul to Lisbon because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Turkish city was set to host the game last year instead but it was again moved to Portugal – this time, Porto – because of the pandemic.
Reacting to this new decision by the football body, Russian Football Union (RFU) president Alexander Dyukov, who serves on the UEFA executive committee and is the chief executive of Gazprom subsidiary Gazprom Neft, said he “could not support” the move.
“We believe the decision was dictated by political reasons. The RFU has always adhered to the principle of ‘sport is out of politics’,” he said.
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick, whose side are in the Champions League last 16, said it was “inevitable” and the “right” decision.


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NSA 2009-2012 became GCHQ's Daddy: Aug. 1, 2013, “Exclusive: NSA pays £100m in secret funding for GCHQ,” UK Guardian, N. Hopkins, J. Borger (100 million British pounds is $136 million US dollars as of 5/3/18) "The US government has paid at least £100m to the UK spy agency GCHQ over the last three years [2009-2012] to secure access to and influence over Britain's intelligence gathering programmes....It raises the possibility that GCHQ might have been spying on an American living in the US. The NSA is prohibited from doing this by US law....GCHQ seems desperate to please its American benefactor."
9/18/2017, "Take Cybersecurity Away From Spies-For Everyone's Sake," chathamhouse.org, Emily Taylor. ("Emily Taylor is CEO of Oxford Information Labs and editor of the Journal of Cyber Policy." Article first published at Wired UK)
"Our online intelligence services need freedom from the state."
"Until 1994, GCHQ, the British signals intelligence agency, didn't officially exist. Now, it has emerged out of the shadows to take a very public role at the heart of British cybersecurity.
Public accountability for intelligence services is crucial to any democracy but, as the recent WannaCry ransomware attack showed, there are inevitable conflicts of interest between the role of intelligence services and network safety.
The past seven years have seen a dramatic change in profile for GCHQ. While the number of police officers has been cut by 14 per cent since 2010, GCHQ's staff numbers - according to the Home Office - have grown by more than ten per cent in the same period.
At the same time, it has been loaded with additional responsibilities, including the fight against distribution of child-abuse images on the dark web, money laundering and financial fraud.
This was made official when, in February 2017, it assumed responsibility for making the UK "the safest place to do business online" through the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
This rapid increase in power is the result of GCHQ's own competence. A dearth of expertise in government has led to a reliance on the intelligence service to fill gaps.
However, one of the core roles of intelligence agencies is covert operations. Weaving public-safety responsibility into a secret and secretive operation is always likely to cause conflicts of interest.
WannaCry was an example of a [US NSA] state-developed cyber weapon turned against its creators.
The core exploit, Eternal Blue, is believed to have been created by the US National Security Agency (NSA), who presumably intended to keep it secret. Then, in April 2017, it was leaked, along with a suite of hacking tools targeting Windows PCs.
The same leak contains powerful exploits that could be weaponised by state adversaries, organised crime or by anyone possessing basic technical knowledge - as we saw with the Petya ransomware attack in Eastern Europe.
Had the NSA chosen to inform Microsoft of the vulnerability, there would have been no Eternal Blue, and no WannaCry. But intelligence agencies have a different motivation: they want to keep such "zero-day" vulnerabilities secret for potential development into a cyber weapon.
This is the challenge the [UK] National Cyber Security Centre faces. By its own description, the NCSC was set up "to help protect our critical services from cyber attacks, managing major incidents and improve the underlying security of the UK internet".
Even the best intelligence agencies are not invulnerable
Part of that would include informing suppliers such as Microsoft of the discovery of major vulnerabilities. But the NCSC cannot do that if it's also hoarding vulnerabilities for its boss, GCHQ.
If security services could keep their secrets safe, perhaps none of this would be a problem. But the NSA's leaks show that even the best intelligence agencies are not invulnerable to hacking.
Eternal Blue was published online by the mysterious group of hackers known as the Shadow Brokers, which began releasing secrets in 2015. Their drop followed a release by WikiLeaks of nearly 9,000 documents exposing hacks developed by the CIA.
We do not know how these details were released, but it's easy to see how leaks could develop. Security professionals such as those at the NCSC believe strongly in their work combating threats to the safety of the network, so the practice of hoarding zero-day vulnerabilities would be troubling to them.
Within intelligence agencies such as GCHQ, it can be difficult to raise concerns internally, increasing the potential security threat from insiders. If an employee's legitimate worries aren't being heard, it could lead to whistle-blowing - with a disastrous impact on national security.
Loading responsibility for public cyber-safety on to the intelligence services is bad for both public safety and national security. It also risks diverting resources and energies away from national security and covert operations.
The WannaCry attack should provide an opportunity to separate two key roles: clandestine signals intelligence and the cyber security of...critical national infrastructure.
The best way to start: make the National Cyber Security Centre (UK) independent from GCHQ (UK)."
"This article was originally published by Wired Magazine [UK]"
Added: NSA created and then failed to secure its own vicious hacking tools including EternalBlue, causing them to be published on the internet, thus available to state adversaries, organized crime, and ordinary hackers, to be used against the US:
"WannaCry's origins stretch back to April , when a group of mysterious hackers calling themselves the Shadow Brokers publicly released a trove of stolen NSA code. The tools included an until-then-secret hacking technique known as EternalBlue, which exploits flaws in a Windows protocol known as Server Message Block to remotely take over any vulnerable computer.
While the NSA had warned Microsoft about EternalBlue after it was stolen, and Microsoft had responded with a patch in March, hundreds of thousands of computers around the world hadn't yet been updated. When WannaCry appeared the next month, it used the leaked exploit to worm through that massive collection of vulnerable machines, taking full advantage of the NSA's work.
Exactly how the Shadow Brokers obtained the NSA's highly protected arsenal of digital penetration methods remains a conundrum....
Despite those security breaches, Bossert's [former Trump official] 800-word statement about "accountability" for the North Korea's hackers who created and launched WannaCry didn't once mention the NSA's accountability for creating, and failing to secure, the ingredients for that disaster, notes Jake Williams, a former NSA hacker himself and the founder of Rendition Infosec...."North Korea couldn't have done this without us. We enabled the operation by losing control of those tools....To have a discussion about accountability for North Korea without the discussion of how they got the material for the attack in the first place is irresponsible at best and deceptive at worst.""...


It is time for Indian PUBG gamers to gear up and get ready as the much-coveted Predator Gaming League preliminaries are about to kickstart in India. The registrations for PGL 2020 India commence from 14 th October 2019, with the regional tournament starting from 1 st November 2019.
The winning team will get to participate in one of the most anticipated competitions, the Asia Pacific Predator League 2020, to be held in Manila on February 22-23, 2020 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City. Prior to that, all 17 regions will start registrations for their local qualifier competitions in October, before going to Manila in February 2020 to fight the final battle.
Predator League is by far the largest brand-initiated tournament in the Asia Pacific Region, with 3,530 teams from 16 regions joining the 2019 edition held in Thailand. As for Predator League 2020, Acer recognizes the potential of the Philippines gaming market, and the number of people going professional in the field, showing that the Philippines is growing fast among the ASEAN region.
Predator, the brand with a comprehensive line of gaming devices, will gather the best gamers in 17 regions from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Australia, India, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. Only the determined and strong-willed in the PUBG (PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS) and DOTA2 (Defense of the Ancients 2) games will capture the prize pool value at US$400,000.
“With the third edition of the Predator League coming up, Acer continues to provide an international stage for talented gamers to compete, show off their skills and fight for glory. Acer will provide a comprehensive ecosystem to support the industry, and most importantly, the gamers,” said Andrew Hou, President of Acer Pan Asia Pacific Regional Operations.
Chandrahas Panigrahi, CMO and Consumer Business Head, Acer India said, “I am thrilled to announce Acer’s 3 rd edition of Predator Gaming League in 2020. As the e-sports market is doubling every year, we thrive to be at the forefront of the eSports innovation to best serve our consumers.”
Gamers of PUBG and DOTA2 will battle it out in the Asia Pacific Predator League 2020. PUBG is considered to be one of the toughest and fast-rising esports game from PUBG Corporation with 100 players trying to eliminate each other until the last person standing. Its popularity made it a global gaming phenomenon that became one of the highest-selling games of all time with over 50 million copies sold.
The inaugural Asia Pacific Predator League was held in Jakarta, Indonesia in 2018 to further reinforce the Predator brand’s commitment to supporting the gaming industry in the region. The second edition was held in Bangkok, Thailand, which saw one of the fiercest battles with the tournament lasting three days at Nimibutr Stadium in February 2019. Over 10,000 fans watched the battles in real-time — and in real life. It garnered 4.3 million views online and the peak concurrent viewership reached 123,000.
At a time when PUBG has literally become the most talked-about game and topic among people, this move is quite praiseworthy. What makes it greater is the value of prize money attached to it. After all, rewards really pay off, don’t they?


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Here's the text of the Council of Faiths response to the draft Five Year Plan proposed by the recently elected Police and Crime Commissioner, Sir Clive Loader.
As well as writing and submitting this response from our organisation, I've contributed to the writing of a collective response, to be submitted in association with our colleagues at Leicester LGBT Centre, Leicestershire Centre for Integrated Living and The Race Equality Centre
Response to Police and Crime Commissioner's draft Five Year
George M Ballentyne,
Equality & Diversity Officer,
Leicester Council of Faiths
Having searched the electronic version of the draft plan throughout, looking for relevant terms such as “faith”, “religion”, “place of worship”, “church”, “mosque”, “temple” etc., I was disappointed not to find any of them included.
I searched every conceivable variation on these terms and the only mention of any of them to be found was the use of the word “religious” twice, both times in connection to “racially and religiously motivated hate crime” (p.23). Even this slight mention gave cause for concern: under the new legislation embodied in the Equality Act 2010, race and religion are deemed distinct “Protected Characteristics”. Lumping the two of them together like this appeared a backward move, not in keeping with the change in legislation and public recognition.
So on even the most cursory reading, the draft plan makes no reference to any faith communities, or to any organisation representing anyone or anything to do with religion or belief. This is particularly disappointing for two reasons:
- Firstly, absence of acknowledgment of the need to engage actively and positively with the city’s diverse faith communities – their places of worship and related community centres (numbering close to 300 and steadily increasing), the growing number of faith schools, the many festivals spread across the year. Each of these communities, organisations and premises – as well as those responsible for the many public occasions – has worked hard over many years to establish, maintain and develop good relations with police at all levels. They each have particular sensitivities and vulnerabilities that need to be recognised and addressed, as well as distinctive strengths and contributions that should be acknowledged and accommodated. This is a certain kind of community policing that Leicester has become good at. Its omission from the draft plan could make it appear that all this hard work is not valued and may well go to waste under a new regime.
- Secondly, absence of recognition that as well as giving so much to the celebrated diversity of the city, these communities, organisations, premises and events present potential flashpoints in terms of criminal behaviour and disruption of social order. Whether seen in the two recent visits by the English Defence League, in the on-going tension around ownership and use of Thurnby Lodge Community Centre, in the armed attack on the Moghul Dharbar restaurant in East Park Road or around the much-publicised issues of sexual exploitation, there is a new hardening of attitudes, a testing of relationships, a willingness to point the finger – and to take unilateral action, in word and deed – against, among and between communities that is altering the environment of peaceful coexistence in the city.
Faith communities and organisations can be engaged in the plan not just on crime related to “religion or belief” (e.g. religiously aggravated or motivated hate crime), but in other ways too. Places of worship, community centres, infrastructure organisations related to one particular faith (e.g. British Hindu Voice, Christians Aware, Federation of Muslim Organisations, Leicestershire Sikh Alliance) or related to a variety of faiths (e.g. Leicester Council of Faiths), opinion formers, influential figures, spokespersons and activists play an important part in all aspects of relations between police and community – and none of that seems to be recognised or included in the plan. These functions work in both a softer context in everyday terms and in a “harder context (e.g. role played during visits by English Defence League. Faith-based organisations are also experience and interested in rehabilitation work and can contribute much to cutting down re-offending.
The draft plan gives no indication of who should speak for or about the faith communities and issues of policing and crime that affect them – and on which many of them can make positive contributions. If only Voluntary Action LeicesterShire is to represent the voice and interests of these communities and organisations (as well as those of every other voice and interest in the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise sector) then Leicester Council of Faiths – and the communities and organisation with whom we work – would consider that an inappropriate and ineffective way to engage. Several years ago, when the Leicester Strategic Partnership set up its system of Host Organisations to represent the many “communities of interest” in the city, Voluntary Action LeicesterShire sought to be an all-encompassing “mega” Host Organisation, bidding to cover all the Protected Characteristics of age, disability, gender, race, religion and sexual orientation. It was not considered fit to do so in the end and the Host Organisation were picked from among user-led organisations (ULOs) all of which were (and still are) working on the ground with the communities they would claim to represent. From the Council of Faiths’ point of view, VAL at that time had no specialist knowledge, experience or interest in the area of religion or belief and no personnel working with the faith communities. Nothing has transpired in the intervening period to make us believe that VAL has the capacity to undertake that role now. We can only speak for this matter as it relates to our specialist area of religion or belief – but we wish to make it clear, in no uncertain terms, that (I believe, in common with our colleagues in other ULOs in the city and county) we would not have confidence in VAL to perform this role in way outlined in the draft plan. We would urge direct engagement with ULOs, preferably in partnership alignment.
In a new specification that runs initially to the end of 2014, Leicester City Council has commissioned the following activities from Leicester Council of Faiths:
- To promote trust, understanding and co-operation among faith communities and organisations in Leicester, working collaboratively with Leicester City Council and other strategic groups and partnerships to achieve this.
- To disseminate accurate information about the beliefs and practices of the diverse faith communities of Leicester, working collaboratively with Leicester City Council and other strategic groups and partnerships to achieve this.
- In pursuit of these activities, Leicester Council of Faiths is to deliver the following outcomes, all of which would be relevant and useful in the context of the Police and Crime Plan:
- Offer a collective voice for the city’s faith organisations and the communities they serve, ensuring that issues of religion or belief are given appropriate consideration within the policies and operations of the City Council (and other strategic groups and partnerships), leading to improved design, delivery and monitoring of services.
- Provide a central point of contact for the City Council (and other strategic groups and partnerships) on behalf of the city’s faith organisations and the communities they serve, ensuring that issues of religion or belief can be addressed in an effective, sensitive and timely manner.
- Assist faith communities and organisations in Leicester more fully to engage in the life of the city in general.
- Ensure dissemination of accurate knowledge of the beliefs and practices of the city’s diverse faith communities and organisations, in order to increase trust, understanding and cooperation among them (and between the city’s diverse faith communities and the general public in Leicester).
Leicester Council of Faiths is working with Leicester City Council as a partner on issues relevant to section 4.3 of the draft plan. Leicester City Council wants to use “using lines of communication between and within faith communities and organisations to improve design, delivery and monitoring of services”. This same approach can be adapted to serve the purposes of the Police and Crime Plan. As a practical example, Leicester Council of Faiths is working with Leicester City Council on places of worship and faith-based community centres as focal points of “resilience” (see p. 30). It would make sense, as an example of “joined-up working” to match these needs and outputs. It would make sense for Leicester Council of Faiths to be taken on as a “resilience partner” in terms of the plan. There are many references in the draft plan to “working with partners” that could be seen as applicable to working with Leicester Council of Faiths. These include the following:
- “the Force already has an excellent reputation for working with our partners who play their own critical part in helping to reduce crime” (p. 51)
- “working with partners to solve locally identified problems” (p. 5)
- “working with partners to prevent and tackle crime and re-offending” (p. 9)
- “shared strategic priorities to tackle with our partners” (p. 11)
- “working with partners” (in relation to terrorism, p. 29)

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