Doom 3 BFG: Edition - Level 21: Delta Labs Sector 5: Union Aerospace Research Division
My playthrough of Level 21 (Delta Labs Sector 5: Union Aerospace Research Division) of Doom 3: BFG Edition for the PC, played on the Veteran difficulty.
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RHM Ducks @ Boeing Aerospace Pond (Kent, Wa) MVI 6976
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MADISON Several years ago, when the Freedom From Religion Foundation first pondered a need for more space, it considered selling its headquarters downtown and buying a larger building elsewhere.
Annie Laurie Gaylor, a foundation co-president with her husband, Dan Barker, said she hoped they might buy a vacant church.
But after evaluating 20 or so sites, the couple decided to stay put and construct an addition to the nonprofit organizations current building. All for the better, they now say.
The addition, which staff members began moving into last week, keeps the organization at the corner of West Washington Avenue and North Henry Street.
The prominent spot is near Overture Center and the Madison Central Library and just blocks from the state Capitol and the UW-Madison campus.
We like to be in the thick of things, Gaylor said.
Indeed they do.
The organization, founded in 1976, promotes the separation of church and state with a tenacity that delights some and exasperates others.
Its second goal, to educate the public about atheism and agnosticism, elicits less public vitriol but is no less important to the organizations members.
Both goals now will be easier to pursue with the expansion, Gaylor said.
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Royal British Navy NEW ADVANCED torpedo good for NATO
The royal British Armed Forces are building a new and improved torpedo for the Royal British Navy to boost their power and will be a great torpedo for NATO m...
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Conversation: Afghanistan After NATO
Stratfor Military Analysts Sim Tack and Paul Floyd discuss the end of the NATO mission in Afghanistan and what lies ahead for the region. For more analysis, ...
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Ukraine Ready for NATO in Five Years: President Poroshenko hands over new tanks to Ukrainian army
Ukraine can meet NATO #39;s membership criteria in five years. President Petro Poroshenko made the remarks during a visit to Ukraine #39;s western region of Lviv. Th...
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Dark Souls II - E #39; nato : Pino Il Discriminato ( Cap 1 parte 1/2 )
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NATO Anounces Afghan Departure, Taliban Vows to Defend Terrain
Home is not where the heart is. The heart is where home is. Ras Reports *Head Line*
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NATO Mrs. White VDM or Nah?
Pulled Ifrit i said "nuh uh"
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keindahan alam pinto angen ( kawasan nato)
perbatasan blang gandai cot mugoe...
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Alleged members of a purported Russian spy ring were detained in Siauliai, Lithuania, after being suspected of infiltrating the Lithuanian army. The accused spies were captured Wednesday near NATOs Zoknai air base, a facility that offers protection to Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
While authorities have described the espionage as the work of an unidentified foreign intelligence service, media speculation is that they were working for Russia, Newsweek Europe reported.
Lithuanian Lt. Col. Vidmantas Raklevicius told the Russian news agency Tass that one of the detainees was one of his own officers, who had been in the Lithuanian air force for 10 years. Another man, believed to be the ringleader, has also been detained.
Lithuanian authorities have launched an inquiry into the apparent breach, and officials have not ruled out Russia as its source.
The incident comes at a time when more Russian spies are believed to be operating in Eastern Europe than have been since the Cold War ended.
Moscow is thought to have ramped up its undercover espionage while it pursues apparently expansionist policies in Crimea and Ukraine -- with violent consequences.
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Snowden Leaks Reveal Encryption Programs That NSA Couldn #39;t Break
A new report on documents leaked to the press by whistleblower Edward Snowden highlights some security tools the National Security Agency has cracked and t...
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CIA NSA Stalls Torture Report Until Friendly GOP Senator Becomes Chair
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Universal Family Dunia Satu Keluarga To Protect, Love Glorify Life Melindungi, Mencintai Memuliakan Kehidupan http://www.the-inla.org.
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Barack Obama: Spying reforms could force US telcos to collect more data. Photo: Reuters
US President Barack Obama's plan for overhauling the National Security Agency's phone surveillance program could force American telcos to collect and store customer data that they are not currently legally obliged to keep, officials say.
One complication arises from the popularity of flat-rate or unlimited calling plans, which are used by the vast majority of Americans.
While the US Federal Communications Commission requires phone companies to retain records on "toll" or long-distance calls for 18 months, the rule's application is vague for subscribers of unlimited phone plans because they do not get billed for individual calls.
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That could change if the Obama administration pushes through with a proposal to require carriers instead of the NSA to collect and store phone metadata, which includes dialled numbers and call lengths but not the content of conversations. Under the proposal, phone companies would be required to turn over the data to the NSA in response to a court-approved government request.
US officials said the carriers might be forced to create new mechanisms to ensure metadata from flat-rate subscribers could be monitored. They said these issues will require further discussion between the White House, Congress and industry.
"These are very complex systems," said one industry source familiar with data storage policies. "I doubt there are companies out there that have a nice, neat, single database that can tell you how long records are kept universally."
To great fanfare last month, the Obama administration unveiled a proposal to end the NSA's bulk collection of millions of records of phone calls. But the announcement glossed over key practical issues in implementing the new procedures.
The potential gap in records for flat-rate subscribers, as well as the telcos' strong opposition to onerous data retention requirements, underscores the still-fluid nature of the NSA reforms.
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Infiltrated: Two NSA tools exacerbated the RSA software's vulnerability. Photo: Reuters
Security industry pioneer RSA adopted not just one but two encryption tools developed by the US National Security Agency (NSA), greatly increasing the spy agency's ability to eavesdrop on some internet communications, according to researchers.
In December it was reported the NSA had paid RSA $US10 million ($10,800,000) to make a now-discredited cryptography system the default in software used by a wide range of internet and computer security programs. The system, called Dual Elliptic Curve, was a random-number generator, but it had a deliberate flaw or "back door" that allowed the NSA to crack the encryption.
A group of professors from Johns Hopkins, the University of Wisconsin, the University of Illinois and elsewhere now say they have discovered that a second NSA tool exacerbated the RSA software's vulnerability.
The professors found that the tool, known as the Extended Random extension for secure websites, could help crack a version of RSA's Dual Elliptic Curve software tens of thousands of times faster, according to an advance copy of their research shared with Reuters.
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While Extended Random was not widely adopted, the new research sheds light on how the NSA extended the reach of its surveillance under cover of advising companies on protection.
RSA, now owned by EMC, did not dispute the research when contacted by Reuters for comment. The company said it had not intentionally weakened security on any product and noted that Extended Random did not prove popular and had been removed from RSA's protection software in the past six months.
"We could have been more sceptical of NSA's intentions," RSA chief technologist Sam Curry said. "We trusted them because they are charged with security for the US government and US critical infrastructure."
Mr Curry declined to say if the government had paid RSA to incorporate Extended Random in its BSafe security kit, which also housed Dual Elliptic Curve.
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NSA's penetration of RSA security was two-pronged: researchers