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ONI Risk Partners and our member companies including Green Owens Insurance, HBG Insurance & Bonds, MBAH Insurance, and Heiny Insurance are now EPIC Insurance Midwest. Operating as one EPIC company, you can find information about our shared capabilities, and the additional resources available to our clients, on epicbrokers.com. Mar 03, 2015 - This may in fact be my final Frankenstein blog. The work has long been assembled and shipped off for mass production. The work has long been assembled and shipped off for mass production. Now, it is time to sit back and await. May 9, 2019 - Once you've savored the French style yogurt, what do you do with all of the cute little jars? Here are a few ideas I've come up with. See more ideas about crafts with glass jars, jar crafts, jar. User blog:Justise2008/If there are new characters, Onryo(s), Yo-kai Hero(es), Command Attack Medal; what will they named? Expressed your imagination in the comment section. Written by Se Hoon Park on This is the fifth article in the series of 'Become a Java GC Expert'. In the first issue Understanding Java Garbage Collection we have learned about the processes for different GC algorithms, about how GC works, what Young and Old Generation is, what you should know about the 5 types of GC in the new JDK 7, and what the performance implications are for.

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ONI Blog: Iran seals offices of news Web site critical of president
Iran is reported to have sealed off the office of the popular news Web site baztab.com. The last item on the Web site carried the headline: 'The wish of the presidential office was realised and Baztab's offices were sealed off', Reuters reported....
- Posted on 24/Sep/2007; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
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ONI Blog: Google Blocked in Iran, and Censorship Mistakes
It has been widely reported that on the evening of 16 September 2007 Google and its related services (Gmail, et cetera) were blocked in Iran. The popular blog server blogfa was also blocked. Iran unblocked access to these...
ONI Blog: The Guardian: Iran shuts down website critical of president
The fundamentalist Web site Baztab.com which is critical of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been closed down, reports Robert Tait of The Guardian. The banning of the conservative Web site was justified by the first open use of regulations adopted on 27...

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ONI Blog: Global Voices blogpost: Flickr users vs. The State
Blogger and Global Voices contributor Sami Ben Gharbia chats with Iranian Hamed Saber about his innovative method for bypassing the ban on Flickr.com -- a popular photo-archive website site blocked in Iran and the UAE. ...
- Posted on 15/Feb/2007; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Circumvention
ONI Blog: Iran: Bloggers rebel at new censorship (IPS)
Journalist and activist Omid Memarian discusses the new registration requirement for websites and weblogs sourced in Iran -- the latest maneuver by the hardliner government to tighten its grip on the Internet. ...
- Posted on 12/Jan/2007; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
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ONI Blog: The Guardian: Censorship fears rise as Iran blocks access to top websites
Senior officials in Iran's judiciary have ordered Internet service providers to block access to several popular websites, reports Robert Tait of The Guardian. The edict follows the recent restriction of Internet speeds in the country to 128kbs, which...
ONI Blog: Strangling the Net: Iranian Censors Plan to Restrict Broadband Access
Little more than a month ago, the technical head of the Iranian company charged with filtering Internet content in Iran declared that Iran was blocking more than 10 million websites. Not to be outdone, Iranian government officials have countered by...
- Posted on 23/Oct/2006; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Richard Rogers' Govcom.org foundation has been doing cutting edge research on online networks for years, producing visually rich outputs that show connections among major nodes, typically using their issue crawler tool. We at the OpenNet Initiative have entered into a...
- Posted on 19/Jun/2006; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
ONI Blog: In the News: Hints of Net Liberalization in Certain Spaces, Increased Clamps in Others
On top of all the excitement at WSIS, there have been some recent articles examining freedom of information on the Net in the Arab world and beyond. The UAE has recently legalized VOIP, the technology that enables Internet telephony. Arab...
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- Posted on 15/Nov/2005; tagged in Iran, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Iran's Internet filtering system is one of the worlds most substantial censorship regimes. Drawing from technical interrogation, extensive legal and political analysis, and interviews with Iranians, ONI’s analysis finds that Iran’s Internet filtering system is one of the world’s most substantial censorship...
- Posted on 29/Jun/2005; tagged in Iran, Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Publications

Hey everyone!

I hope your summers have been well! Things have flown by. I thought I’d give you all an update. I am currently preparing for my next journey in the D.C. metro area science policy space as an American Association for Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science and Technology Fellow in the Division of Engineering Education Centers in the Broadening Participation in Engineering division.

Also, I’d like to take this time to thank the Rutgers iJOBS community. The various programs I participated in were eye opening and broadened my perspectives. I will always have fond memories of attending career panels and hearing about different jobs, from Medical Science Liaisons to work in non-profits, and for every site visit I had the opportunity to attend! All of these have widened my experiences, and expanded my training as a graduate student.

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More specifically, this blog has improved my writing and editing skills. I have thoroughly enjoyed sharing my insightful shadowing experience with Congressman Leonard Lance(NJ-07) learning the unique and broad circumstances Congressional members deal with when making decisions. Additionally, I have also had the pleasure of writing about science policy related iJOBS programs which delved deeper into congressional voting and climate policy perspectives from former New Jersey Governor, the Honorable Christine Todd Whitman. Throughout other IJOBS programming, such as the SciPhD course I learned the value of networking and informational interviewing. I am currently wrapping up my phase 3 programming by honing my online networking skills via the 2Actify Networking online course, iJOBS programming has provided me the stepping stones to develop skill sets to be a more well-rounded Rutgers alumni.

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To fellow graduates and postdocs, I highly recommend iJOBS to supplement your training and prepare you for the next stage in your career. Also, for current students and recent graduates who want to work on writing and editing skills (outside on manuscript preparation) please contact rutgersijobsblog@gmail.com! In the future, I hope to try and expand or develop similar programming at other institutions. But for now, stay tuned, and I hope to be able to provide insights on my journey as I learn the ins and outs of broadening engineering education as AAAS Fellow at the National Science Foundation.