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Wireless Internet access
Data Transmission Network (DTN) introduces two new wireless services for rural residents.
First, if you want high-speed, high-quality Internet access or are looking for a system that is faster than your current modem to transmit large amounts of data, DTN introduces DTN Speed.Net. This service provides three types of Internet access: high-speed wireless access that is up to 25 times faster than dial-up ($49.95/month for individual); a high-quality local dial-up using a 56K modem for $19.95/month; or an 800 number dial-up for $19.95/month, plus a $3.95/hr. fee. Users must pay an up-front equipment fee of $299 and own a Pentium 166 MHz (or faster) processor, preferably running Windows 95 or newer. Contact DTN at 800/847-5231, visit www.dtn.com.
Another new service is DTN Rover, which gives you 24-hr. access to time-sensitive daily ag news, market quotes and weather in your truck, combine or tractor. All you need is a cell phone and Palm Pilot equipped with DTN Rover software. Monthly service starts at $19.95 if you already have Internet access. Farmers without an existing Internet service can still get 100 min. of DTN Rover for $24.95/month or 200 min. for $29.95/month. Contact DTN, Dept. FIN, 9110 West Dodge Rd., Suite 200, Omaha, NE 68114, 800/511-0095, www.dtnrover.com.
Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match - Gil Gullickson
It may lack the glitz and glamour, but CornXchange.com mimics the television show The Dating Game.
That's because this new Web site matches sellers with buyers of specialty corn. "It's like a dating service," says Steve Halloran, CEO of AgriOne, an Ames, IA, firm that helped design the Web site. "Our goal is to bring private treaty sellers together. The buyer has always had the mechanism to communicate with sellers, but sellers have not had that contact."
AgriOne designed the site for the concept's originator, the Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA). The idea isn't new; similar Internet sites exist. However, this site is the only one for farmers directed by farmers, says Craig Floss, CEO of ICGA.
"We wanted to create a site that would give growers a chance to create markets for themselves," Floss says. "This becomes important as we enter more and more identity-preserved markets."
Making a connection Sellers may list their old-crop corn, new-crop corn or corn to be grown under contract for a $100 annual fee. Meanwhile, buyers purchase a $100 annual package. Each inquiry costs $1. If buyers exhaust inquiries, they may purchase another $100 package.
Sellers may specify the type and amount of grain that they wish to sell. They can also add comments and list product attributes that may appeal to specific end users.
Users remain anonymous until buyers and sellers wish to contact each other. The inquiring party will e-mail his or her name and demographic data, and it's up to the other party to e-mail, phone or fax back to begin negotiations.
The Web site is purely a price discovery tool, Floss says. At no time does it own corn or transact sales. Instead, it helps farmers connect electronically while still doing business face to face.
"Selling grain over the Internet is tough for farmers," Halloran says. "In general, growers have anxiety selling grain without any voice contact. They want control over making the contract. With this system, a seller can contact a buyer electronically and then take over from there."
Participation is open to all farmers across the country. The ICGA is currently building a network of state corn grower organizations and other groups to co-sponsor the Web site.
Keeping costs down Unlike many other agricultural Web sites, CornXchange.com gives no weather information or news. This streamlined approach eliminates the need to raise venture capital. Instead, sponsorships and user fees fund the site.
"It's just another way to add value to corn production," says Fred Stemme, communications and marketing director of the Missouri Corn Growers Association. "What excited our board of directors is it's operated by and for corn growers. It's a way for us to list the product we have available for purchase."
Contact the Iowa Corn Growers Association, Dept. FIN, 1200 35th St., Suite 306, West Des Moines, IA 50266, 515/225-9242, e-mail email@example.com.


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Date: Mar 26, 2009
Press Release Number: 39
|The China Center Will Occupy Nearly 200,000 Square Feet in New York's Tallest Skyscraper to Encourage and Facilitate Business Between Two Global Finanical Centers
Representatives of The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Vantone Industrial Co., Ltd., today signed a lease that will create the China Center, a unique 190,810-square-foot business and cultural facility, to be located on portions of the 64th floor and the entire 65th through 69th floors of One World Trade Center (the Freedom Tower).
Immediately following the lease signing, China Center provided the Port Authority with a $10 million letter of credit.
The lease is for 20 years and nine months, commencing when the building is completed in late 2013. Rents will start at $80 per square foot and escalate in subsequent years. China Center also will have the right to lease up to two additional contiguous floors under the same lease terms, an option that expires at the end of 2009.
The New York City Investment Fund, which is the economic development arm of the Partnership for New York City, has committed up to $3 million in funding to support the China Center. The Investment Fund worked with Vantone Industrial to gain the support of the Chinese government for one of the first authorized offshore real-estate investments.
Further, China Center has submitted its application for the Empire State Development Corporation's World Trade Center Rent Reduction Program, under which it will be eligible for a $5 per square foot rent credit on its leased space for 15 years.
The Port Authority also has commitments for more than a million square feet of leased office space in One World Trade Center from the U.S. General Services Administration and the New York State Office of General Services. Leases for these two public agencies are being finalized. These commitments, coupled with the China Center lease, represent nearly 50 percent of the total office space in the building.
As currently envisioned, the China Center at One World Trade Center will represent the elite of China's vibrant business and cultural communities and serve as a dynamic hub for Chinese firms developing United States operations, as well as for U.S. companies that wish to conduct business in China or expand ongoing operations.
Port Authority Chairman Anthony R. Coscia said, "Signing up the China Center on competitive terms and in a struggling economy is a firm stamp of approval for the World Trade Center site as a world-class business destination. We look forward to building on today's success and securing other quality tenants for One World Trade Center from around the globe."
Port Authority Executive Director Chris Ward said, "Today's lease signing marks a new chapter in the progress of One World Trade Center. Not only can we see the tower coming to life nearly 10 stories above street level, but we have leases to match our construction progress. I want to thank Vantone Industrial for sending a clear signal that the World Trade Center site will once again be a global capital of commerce. I also want to thank the Partnership for New York City and the Empire State Development Corporation for their commitment to this deal. There is much more work to be done, both on construction and on leasing, but this is a real step in the right direction."
"We are thrilled to have a finalized agreement with the Port Authority and are honored to be the first private company to sign on as a tenant in the United States' most important development project. New York remains the place to be, and the China Center will give Chinese companies the space and resources they need," said Mr. Feng. "At the same time, we will be able to serve the growing number of U.S. companies that want to break into the Chinese market."
Partnership for New York City President and CEO Kathryn S. Wylde said, "The announcement of the China Center is a step toward economic recovery for New York. The Vantone Group's commitment to helping New York become the western headquarters location for the increasing number of global businesses coming out of China is extremely important to our city's future as a global capital of business and finance."
Empire State Development Corporation President and CEO Marisa Lago said, "New York State is both the third-highest exporting state and the third-largest state recipient of foreign direct investment. Today's announcement evidences that New York State remains competitive in the global economy. Once open, the China Center will directly contribute to New York State's activity in the international market with China, one of our most important strategic economic partners. Along with Governor Paterson, we will work to ensure that we continue to attract businesses like the China Center to New York State."
"While New York City's strength and resilience has been tested time and time again, we have always emerged stronger and more vibrant, and this first lease signing at One World Trade Center is a clear vote of confidence in the City's future," said New York City Deputy Mayor Robert Lieber. "The China Center will become an active forum for business and cultural exchange and will help to bring new jobs, new ideas and new companies to New York City. We've still got a long way to go, but this lease signing is a clear indication that our continued investments in Lower Manhattan are the right way to bring investment back to the City."
Tianjin Teda Group Co., Ltd., is the biggest shareholder of Vantone Industrial Co., Ltd. China Center obtained vigorous support from TEDA Investment Holding Co., Ltd., as well as the Tianjing municipal government.
Key components of the China Center will include an Executive Business Club offering membership opportunities and extensive benefits; a conference center providing flexible, high-tech exhibition and conference facilities for corporate meetings and events; and first-class office space offering a variety of flexible layouts and options designed to enhance business operations and networking opportunities for a variety of small to mid-sized Chinese businesses.
Companies that locate in the China Center will gain extensive opportunities for growth and increased international visibility. The services available to members of the China Center community will make the overseas expansion process as seamless as possible. Tenants also receive access to high-level support services, as well as valuable on-site expertise and familiar comforts that address all corporate and personal needs. These services will include: relocation assistance; real estate services; business and financial support; public relations and investor relations; legal services; networking opportunities; event management and special catering; and personalized travel services.
Designed by renowned architect David Childs, of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, LLP, One World Trade Center incorporates new architectural and environmental standards, setting a new level of social responsibility in urban design.
Upon completion, One World Trade Center will include 2.6 million square gross square feet of office space on 70 office floors, a grand public lobby with a 50-foot ceiling, an observation deck 1,265 feet above ground, a skyline restaurant, a wide array of shopping opportunities and ample parking.
Vantone Industrial was represented by Jones Lang LaSalle's New York Region. The Port Authority was represented by Michael B. Francois, Chief, Real Estate & Development; Thomas P. Maher, Assistant Director, and Nicolas W. Houselog, Principal Property Representative, World Trade Center Redevelopment Department.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Candace McAdams or Steve Coleman, 212 435-7777
The Partnership for New York
Bud Perrone (Rubenstein Associates), 212 843-8068
China Center New York
Lina Deng Ruixue, dengruixue@vant

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ASHEVILLE NC – The potential for frozen pipes increases dramatically when temperatures drop below freezing. Here are some tips to help you keep your pipes from freezing and to help you know what to do if they do freeze.
Be aware of which pipes are most likely to freeze.
- In an outside wall behind a sink.
- Where pipes run through crawlspaces under houses.
- Where exterior faucets are not shut off on the interior.
It's hard to find a spot where cold air hits a pipe directly and freezes the line. It can freeze in that location and keep the whole line from flowing. Look for where a pipe may pass a crawlspace vent, basement window, or run along a sill plate. Look for areas where there is cold air coming in.
Precautions to Take
If you haven't already taken the steps necessary to avoid pipes freezing here are some precautionary steps you can take:
- Know where and how to shut off your water from the main shut-off valve.
- Seal air leaks around pipes that allow cold air to seep in.
- Insulate pipes near outer walls, in crawl spaces or in attics.
- In exposed or problem areas, you may use heat tape or heat cables to prevent freezing. Make certain they are UL approved and that you follow manufacturer's instructions.
- Disconnect garden hoses, shut off and drain water from pipes leading outside.
- Turn your faucet on just enough to have constant dripping (for pipes that may be on exterior wall)
- Open cabinet doors to allow heat to circulate around pipes under a sink. It may be necessary to remove a piece of the drywall so the warm inside air can reach the pipes.
- Leave heat on and set no lower than 55 degrees.
- If you plan to be away from home, have someone check on your house daily.
- Close foundation vents if the temperature drops below freezing for a significant period of time. Re-open when weather warms.
- Putting a light near a chronic location where pipes freeze will keep the pipe from freezing. Be careful not to let the bulb or lamp get too close to any combustible surface.
If Pipes Freeze
- Shut off water valves. Stopping the flow of water can minimize the damage to your home.
- Call a plumber to thaw your pipes. Thawing yourself can lead to greater damage and can be a hazard.
- If your pipes burst, call a plumber and your insurance agent.
Although we do NOT recommend thawing pipes yourself, if you do try to thaw:
- Don't try to thaw the pipes with an open flame or torch. Besides being a fire hazard, the torch's hot flame may create steam that can burst a pipe.
- Don't use ungrounded electrical appliances outdoors, or near grounded water pipes.
- Be careful of the potential for electric shock in and around water.
- Never start a debris fire to warm pipes.
- When thawing pipes, always work from the open faucet toward the frozen area. This will keep steam from being trapped by ice and bursting the pipe.
The safest approach to thawing a frozen pipe is to wrap a towel around the pipe at the suspected area and pour hot water unto it. Slide the towel along the suspect pipe and keep adding hot water until you reach the area where it is frozen. This method will never overheat the pipe or create a fire danger. Be sure to have the faucet or valve turned on so you'll know when the water begins flowing.
A quick and effective method to thaw pipes is to use a hair dryer, but it can also pose some risks. Never let the pipe get hotter than what you can touch – you don't want to get it so hot that it generates steam. As long as the pipe feels warm it should be enough to thaw the ice.
For more information, call Buncombe County Cooperative Extension at 255-5522.


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SevOne Performance Appliance Solution (SevOne PAS™) supports Cisco Performance Monitor
On May 26th, 2011, SevOne successfully completed the interoperability testing with Medianet 2.2 for its product SevOne Performance Appliance Solution (SevOne PASTM)(press announcement) through the medianet systems management Cisco Developer Network (CDN) program.
The SevOne team was in our lab in RTP for two days, where they went through intensive test review of their product against a purpose built medianet-enabled network. SevOne PASTM provides support to medianet performance monitor that has been discussed in previous blogs.
Performance monitor collects performance statistics including loss, delay and jitter at the network elements. This approach provides the most extensive visibility because all the flows between video source and sink must go through the network infrastructure. It also eliminates the need for expensive probes which would lead to increased costs for data collection and operational expense.
SevOne supports Performance Monitor using Netflow. It reports and analyzes Performance Monitor data like packet loss and jitter. Such an example is shown in the screenshot below for different applications. Thresholds can be set via the tool to monitor application behavior and to be alerted in case of abnormality. Apart from the newly added Performance Monitor capabilities, SevOne supports traditional Netflow capabilities for troubleshooting, analysis and reporting of an IP network.
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Hi there,
The link to CDN in the original post was incorrect. It was corrected on Sep. 22, 2011. It's now http://developer.cisco.com/web/partner/search?accountId=0014000000SxdutAAB


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The two sand-colored buildings that make up the Schleins' Menlo Park home are cushioned by a lush array of lavender, orange and olive-green vegetation that instantly captures a summery, Mediterranean feel. But while the sea is nowhere to be seen, an interesting island motif emerges in the multi-purpose layout of the sprawling back garden.
"Linda Schlein has a terrific sense of color and composition," says landscape architect Rosemary Wells, who designed the entry courtyard, patios and plantings when the home was first built in 2000. Since the home was expanded by its owners, the garden has evolved into a series of interlinked "outdoor rooms," with each lending itself to a unique purpose. Now the garden is one of a select 300 in 18 states that will be made open to the public over the course of the year as part of the Garden Conservancy's Open Days program.
Visitors on May 7 will be treated to what Wells described as a "3D painting" made up of a series of linked but individually-themed garden snapshots that range in use and décor. "This layout design is part functional, but also takes advantage of seasonality, creating a series of interesting vignettes that come in and out of bloom," Wells added.
The Schleins bought the main house in 2001, before purchasing the smaller home -- with the same sand coloring, but a more minimalist feel that recalls Santorini with a modern flavor -- next door.
The two gardens were linked by landscape architect Keith Willig, who designed a gravel allee lined with arbutus and a play area, shaded by oaks and decorated with white stone orbs and a number of ornaments. These include wood and bronze sculptures, as well as ceramic vines that dangle from the trees, which were designed by Marcia Donahue. The Berkley-based artist also designed a sculpture that sits in the entry courtyard, placed alongside a fountain that is filled with succulents and surrounded by cannas and brugmansia.
The main house's veranda, overlooking the colorful pool area, is decorated simply with cross-hatched metal sofas and armchairs that surround a clay fire pit and a blue-gray Arabesque coffee table. Along the pool itself is a lush array of yellow, purple and green flora including salvias, abutilons, tall yellow-green grasses, bamboo and pineapple guava trees. Partially shading the adjacent stone path at the edge of the pool is a jacaranda, which while not yet flowering provides a striking impression, tilted with its branches outstretched, as if attempting to dive into the water.
Nearby, behind the two wide lawns that sit adjacent to the home, lies a sprawling, outdoor living area closed off by hedges and accessed through a bamboo beaded curtain. Almost invisible from the patios, this area is shaded by large oaks and features a two-storey tree house built with white-washed wood. Below its small veranda lies a quaint living area featuring two cushioned, wooden armchairs and a sofa, encircling a Mediterranean coffee table with a checkered green and white patter. A cool, near-constant breeze circulates the area, which also features a modern outdoor kitchen.
Continuing past the oblong mini golf course, also shaded by oaks and decorated with short, carved stone benches, is an almost hidden pathway that leads to another -- albeit significantly smaller -- enclave, surrounded by a variety of orange and yellow flowers. At the center of this "garden room" stands a tall wooden sculpture that was originally located in the larger house, but moved outside by the owners, encircled by three wooden tree stumps that act as stools. From here, one can spy almost unnoticed across the lawn to the kitchen patio, or simply enjoy the sound of birds chirping in the tree branches stretched out above.
"For me, there are two components to the design of the garden. The first was the creation of a strong, evergreen backbone with lots of color that is able to retain a presence all year round." This sentiment is echoed by the kitchen veranda that lies between the two buildings, constantly brimming with life thanks to the variety of flowers and vegetables being reared by garden enthusiast Schlein. Potted pumpkins and a plethora of blue, pink and orange flowers ornament the colorfully tiled courtyard, while asparagus, artichokes and tomatoes are being grown in a small uplifted vegetable garden, which is surrounded on one side by tall grasses and bamboo.
"The second has to do with the textures and waves of color that work well with each other," Wells said. Indeed, lining the entire property -- from the pool to the olive trees and California pepper trees in front of the house -- are tall grasses and a lush array of warm reds and deep purples and blues, highlighted throughout by splashes of orange and yellow.
While taking full advantage of the space and promoting a wealth quite unrelated activities, the Schleins' clear vision and consistent plant choice seamlessly blend the variety of summery islets that make up their distinctive rear garden.
What: Garden Conservancy Open Days
Where: two gardens in Menlo Park, one in Atherton
When: Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $5 admission, children under 12 free; tickets purchasable at entrance of each garden
Info: Call 1-888-842-2442 or go to Open Days for addresses of each open garden


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Launch the map in a new window
The Goat Book Accessibility Map provides information about outdoor sites or "features" (like trails, lakes and camp sites) that are accessible to folks with various physical disabilities. We hope this map will be of general use to the special needs community throughout the front range, not just our own members. Most of the features are trails that offer short hikes and accessible to those who aren't very athletic. We belifeve all the trails to be wheel chair accessible or navigable--but not necessarily ADA compliant. Some features may also provide accessible fishing or camping, sensory trails, wfheel chair access, guided reading nature walks, or other special accommodations.
So what is a "Goat Book," you may ask? Certain Boy Scouts in the Denver area (called the Order of the Arrow) have long maintained a book of hiking and camping destinations called the Goat Book. The Goat Book Accessibility Map is sort of an addendum to the Goat Book targeted to those with special needs. Most readers will access this addendum as a map but it is also available here in the form of a table. The tabular form provides access for the visually impaired and also has a search facility (try clicking the "options" link).
To learn to use the map, start by opening it. Launch the map in a new window. A terrain map will appear that has green markers containing black dots. Click your mouse somewhere on that map. Your cursor should now look like a little hand with outstretched fingers. Move the hand directly over one of the green markers. The hand now changes so it points with its index finger. Click on one of the markers. A balloon with text will appear, providing information about the particular feature at that location.
Notice the icons to the upper left of the map that resemble compass markings of a conventional map. These provide icons for navigation. The plus and minus signs at the ends of the vertical bar allow you to zoom in and out. Alternatively, to zoom in you can just double click the map. The arrows in the circle on the top let you to navigate the map north, south east and west. If you drag the little figure of a man to some point on the map you will see a photographic view of that location. To return from photo view to the map view, refresh the browser or retransmit the map's Universal Resource Locator (URL) in your browser's address field.
The fields of data displayed in the balloons are as follows:
When pasted into the Google Maps search field, the location coordinate will give you the closest driving location to the feature known to Google Maps. Using this you can get driving times and directions to the feature. However, several caveats are in order. This street location will not always not include access roads at the venue that get you all the way to trailhead. Also, this location is not always at a parking spot--you may have to search for parking nearby. Finally, the Denver Area Council, its members and employees and its employees make no warranty, express or implied, and assume no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy of the data contained in this site. We encourage you to obtain current information from the venue or other sources before planning a trip to any of these places.
If you should encounter some information that's inaccurate, wish to suggest additional features, or otherwise have suggestions for improving this site, please contact us.
Note if you are a Google Earth user, you can can also navigate our map using that tool by following the instructions in this article to create and demonstrate a live network link. To do so you will need to copy this link address to get the KML network link paste into Google Earth. Having done that, you will see all our map's features in Google earth, and be able to navigate to them and get driving directions.
We are grateful for the many online information sources that helped us build this site and in particular would like to acknowledge the efforts of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, which provides this listing of wheelchair accessible trails which proved most helpful in building our map.


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These were the REQUIREMENTS before the REVISIONS which were made when a new merit badge pamphlet was issued during 2004 after the 2004 edition of BOY SCOUT REQUIREMENTS was issued.
The requirements below remain current until December 31, 2004.
Until that date, Scouts starting the merit badge may use EITHER the requirements below, or those in the new pamphlet, at their option, but may not "mix and match" requirements from both sets. They should finish the merit badge with whichever set they choose. If they start using the requirements below, they can continue using them until they complete the badge or turn 18.
To see the current requirements Click Here
BSA Advancement ID#: 51


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Cooking with Onions: Finding the OnionBalance
This blog post is the first part of the Cooking with Onions series which aims to highlight various interesting developments on the .onion space. This particular post presents a technique for efficiently scaling busy onion services.
The need for scaling
Onion services have been around for a while. During the past few years, they have been deployed by many serious websites like major media organizations (like the Washington Post), search engines (such as DuckDuckGo) and critical Internet infrastructure (e.g. PGP keyservers). This has been a great opportunity for us, the development team, since our code has been hardened and tested by the sheer volume of clients that use it every day.
This recent widespread usage also gave us greater insights on the various scalability issues that onion service operators face when they try to take their service to the next level. More users means more load to the onion service, and there is only so much that a single machine can handle. The scalability of the onion service protocol has been a topic of interest to us for a while, and recently we've made advancements in this area by releasing a tool called OnionBalance.
So what is OnionBalance?
OnionBalance is software designed and written by Donncha O'Cearbhaill as part of Tor's Summer of Privacy 2015. It allows onion service operators to achieve the property of high availability by allowing multiple machines to handle requests for a single onion service. You can think of it as the onion service equivalent of load balancing using round-robin DNS.
OnionBalance has recently started seeing more and more usage by onion service operators! For example, the Debian project recently started providing onion services for its entire infrastructure, and the whole project is kept in line by OnionBalance.
How OnionBalance works
Consider Alice, an onion operator, who wants to load balance her overloaded onion service using OnionBalance.
She starts by setting up multiple identical instances of that onion service in multiple machines, makes a list of their onion addresses, and passes the list to OnionBalance. OnionBalance then fetches their descriptors, extracts their introduction points, and publishes a "super-descriptor" containing all their introduction points. Alice now passes to her users the onion address that corresponds to the "super-descriptor". Multiple OnionBalance instances can be run with the same configuration to provide redundancy when publishing the super descriptor.
When Bob, a client, wants to visit Alice's onion service, his Tor client will pick a random introduction point out of the super-descriptor and use it to connect to the onion service. That introduction point can correspond to any of the onion service instances, and this way the client load gets spread out.
With OnionBalance, the "super-descriptor" can be published from a different machine to the one serving the onion service content. Your onion service private key can be kept in a more isolated location, reducing the risk of key compromise.
For information on how to set up OnionBalance, please see the following article:
OnionBalance is a handy tool that allows operators to spread the load of their onion service to multiple machines. It's easy to set up and configure and more people should give it a try.
In the meanwhile, we'll keep ourselves busy coming up with other ways to scale onion services in this brave new world of onions that is coming!
Take care until the next episode :)
tor is dead...
tor is dead...
Millions of users beg to
Millions of users beg to differ, and the only thing that is dead is democratic ideals based on the actions of three letter agencies gone wild.
We should welcome a battle-scarred Tor network and browser being attacked constantly by the Feds, as it just pushes developments further e.g. onion balancing, increased scaling of the onion network, greater adoption by websites of .onions that solve the CA debacle, quantum computer-resistant cypher development, (eventual) padding of Tor traffic and more.
Tor and Tor browser are not going anywhere, and potential competitors run a distant second in terms of user population and actual functionality.
If the retards running major internet infrastructure and websites actually invested heavily in the Tor network and shifted operations to .onions, the Tor network can be the blueprint for the new and vastly improved internet that is required, because the http/https model right now is f**ked security-wise.
To extend your response to
To extend your response to the OP:
Let us not forget that most if not all of the LE hacks we know about have been compromises on endpoint security (compromising the server at the application level, exploiting browsers and distributing a malicious payloads, or often both), and not at the transport layer. The biggest compromise of the Tor protocol I can think of off the top of my head was the CMU hack that abused the RELAY_EARLY flag. That one was serious indeed, and did result in some arrests, but these kinds of attacks seem relatively rare so far.
> Tor and Tor browser are
> Tor and Tor browser are not going anywhere,
I believe that increasing pressure will be placed on relay operators. They will become more liable for the traffic they carry. It may even become a crime to knowingly help others to remain anonymous.
I already carry a biometrically verified identification card with a number to use in online transactions. I believe it is planned that that number will be used as a login to access the Internet from within my country.
Unique, trackable, and revocable licenses that are necessary to get online are coming.
Tor is dead good. There,
Tor is dead good.
There, fixed that for you.
Interestingly enough, some
Interestingly enough, some of the deleted comments quoted from GCHQ troll manuals leaked by Snowden, which show that short repetitive FUD comments which offer no support for their claims that "resistance is useless" [sic], are standard practice by GCHQ comment trolls.
Other deleted comments explored the habits of RU and CN funded comment trolls.
Some days it seems that the only point on which FVEY, RU, CN agree is that they insist on doing all the thinking for their own citizens, they reject any attempt by "the rabble" to try to define themselves, and especially any attempt to express dissent in an effective manner which might actually reduce the power and influence of the socioeconomic-poltical elite.
Yeah, I note there is a kind
Yeah, I note there is a kind of Murphy's law (I can't find its name) along the lines of "The effort to undo damage is greater than the effort taken to cause it." It can takes ages to repair the damage caused by very short acts of shitposting. Here, I just saw a very quick way to reverse the intent of the original shitpost. Not rational, but effective. Shame a long comment interposed itself, mitigating the impact ...
I suspect that one was from @movrcx himself; his tweets were saying similar things at the time.
On the other hand, if it is NSA/TAO operators, what a doss of a job! Maybe I'm missing my vocation: what's the pay like? Where do I apply!?
Ever heard about "persona
Ever heard about "persona management" ? NSA seems to have a lot of fun with it's budget.
"Tor is dead", you
"Tor is dead", you say?
Snowden doesn't think so, in fact only a few days ago he retweeted some good advice:
> Edward Snowden @Snowden Sep 21
> Edward Snowden Retweeted Al96
> Use Tor. Use Signal.
Thanks, but 40 bits of
Thanks, but 40 bits of entropy is not enough to verify the public key of the Onion server.
This absolutely needs work!
Hmm, what do you mean
Hmm, what do you mean exactly? Where did you get the 40bits value?
FWIW, onion addresses are 80-bit truncated hashes.
The output of SHA1 has a
The output of SHA1 has a length of 160 bit. To make handling the URLs more convenient we only use the first half of the hash, so 80 bit remain. Taking advantage of the Birthday Attack, entropy can be reduced to 40 bit.
I think the birthday attack
I think the birthday attack you described above only applies when you are trying to generate two arbitrary onion addresses that collide. That's not that strong of an attack, because it does not allow you to impersonate specific onion services.
Now, if you are trying to create a collision to a _specific_ onion address (targetted), the birthday attack argument does not work.
Could you please expand on
Could you please expand on this?
For the consensus to reject such a colliding (40-bits) hash, I assume the entire (80-bits) key hash (or the entire key itself?) is remembered by the directories on the "first claimed, first assigned" basis.
If they were remembered forever, then the entire onion directory would be pretty vulnerable to malicious overload. Right? So how long are the claims remembered?
Looking at Tor design documents, I failed to figure what would be an onion TTL (Time To Live) in the consensus. I only found about the requirement for the onion operator to keep publishing on a regular interval (recommended at least every 20 hours, if I remember correctly).
Does it also imply that, whenever failing to do so, the "40-bit hash lease" of the onion would end up being forgotten and as such could be obtained again (malicously or not doesn't really matter here), by such a colliding (40-bit) hash key, and as fast as a couple of days after the original publisher would cease to do so?
(Moderator: please drop my
(Moderator: please drop my queued comment 213941, I understand it was erroneous. Thanks)
For the time being (until the said "proposal 224" gets implemented), all I found in Tor design docs about what would be an "onion TTL", is as follow:
The directory server remembers this descriptor for at least 24 hours after its timestamp. At least every 18 hours, Bob's OP uploads a fresh descriptor
If the OP fails to do so in time, I understand the onion's public key could entirely disappear from the consensus as soon as 6 hours after the deadline. And therefore, the (80-bit) onion address could theorically be "granted" again to an entirely different public key with a colliding onion address, from that moment and as long as the new one would keep being published.
I understand such a collision is considered "unlikely" (malicious or not) due to the 80-bit entropy. Still, is this correct?
Do directories already implement any mechanism to detect, remember and publish a colliding address (at least to clients querying one)? Has any one ever been detected, or reported manually, to date?
Onion address: 16 chars in
Onion address: 16 chars in base 32: 16 × 5 bits = 80 bits.
PGP key fingerprint: 40 digits in hex: 40 × 4 bits = 160 bits.
OK, 80 bits not 40 bits, so I think the OP miscalculated, but if we take his point, then aren't there plans for 56 char base 32 next gen onion addresses? That's 280 bits, right?
As explained above, the
As explained above, the Birthday Attack reduces the number of bits of entropy to 40 bits
Ah, I see, though that
Ah, I see, though that wasn't stated in the original post.
Can we be happy that next generation onion addresses with about 56 base 32 characters will give about 140 bits of entropy? Is that enough?
What's the onion address of
What's the onion address of The Washington Post?
Hey guy, take a look here
Hey guy, take a look here first:
Then try the below address of hidden service!
I am no expert, but I am
I am no expert, but I am starting to hope that if scaling issues can be miraculously solved without compromising security, onion services could perhaps solve the horrid problems with CAs (cf the grotesque abuses which the spooks chortle about at ISS World conferences).
Please keep working to improve Tor!
Nice!!! Thanks a
Nice!!! Thanks a lot!
Using Tor to make online
Using Tor to make online purchases causes accounts to be frozen due to malicious activity? HELP?!
Making (standard) online
Making (standard) online purchases requires identifying information, for that matter you can't use it via the Tor network. Your best bet is to look at crypto-currencies such as Bitcoins, which would allow for such (standard) online purchases if supported.
Alas, Tor Project cannot do
Alas, Tor Project cannot do much to alter the tendency of many website maintainers to reflexively ban all Tor nodes, or to otherwise discourage their customers from using Tor. In some countries, websites may also be struggling to obey government mandates to block Tor.
You were probably talking about electronic currency payments, but if you are are trying to send credit card information over an unencrypted connection (from exit node to the destination website), that could be dangerous.
Is the "Master Descriptor"
Is the "Master Descriptor" in the image the same as the
"super-descriptor" of the text description?
I think in the image the green colored second intro point
of the master descriptor should read "B2" instead of "C2".
I really hope this
I really hope this ameliorates both the scalability as well as the security of onion services. Keep up the great work!
It looks like a sabotage.
It looks like a sabotage. Onion services are only needed if both users and servers need anonymity. The ones who use lots of 1-hop onions are easy to anonymize. And anonymizing services reduces anonymity of users. Why don't you make Tor to mark such servers as less secure and why don't you discourage their use? If you are not about anonymity, and privacy, then please stop claim so.
Why do you let the tor
Why do you let the tor client pick the onion introduction point? Someone trying to overload a onion service will have all their coordinated DDoSing tor clients pick the same intro point, no?
The new onion site mirrors
The new onion site mirrors for Debian stable "main" repos use OnionBalance, and the onion sites are now working better for me than the unprotected mirrors.
So thanks, and more like this please!
Can tails.boum.org set up an
Can tails.boum.org set up an onion site mirror? If they use OnionBalance this could perhaps help users who need to obtain the full iso image for the latest Tails.


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Major Section: MISCELLANEOUS
Examples: "Goal" "goal" "Subgoal *1/3''" "subgoal *1/3''" "[2]Subgoal *1/3''"
When hints are given to the theorem prover, a goal-spec is provided to specify the goal to which the hints are to be applied. The hints provided are carried along innocuously until the named goal arises. When it arises, the hints are ``activated'' for that goal and its descendents.
A legal goal specification may be extracted from the theorem prover's output. Certain lines clearly label formulas, as in
Subgoal *1/3.2' (IMPLIES ... ...)and these lines all give rise to goal specifications. In general, these lines all start either with ``Goal'' or ``Subgoal'' or else with those words preceded by a number in square brackets, as in
[1]Subgoal *1/3.2' (IMPLIES ... ...).A goal specification may be obtained by deleting any surrounding whitespace from such a line and embedding the text in string quotation marks. Thus
"[1]Subgoal *1/3.2'"is the goal specifier for the goal above.
As noted, a hint is applied to a goal when the hint's goal
specification matches the name ACL2 assigns to the goal. The
matching algorithm is case-insensitive. Thus, alternative goal
specifications for the goal above are
"[1]subgoal *1/3.2'" and
"[1]SUBGOAL *1/3.2'". The matching algorithm does not tolerate
non-case discrepancies. Thus,
"[1]Subgoal*1/3.2'" and
" [1]Subgoal *1/3.2'" are unacceptable.
Sometimes a formula is given two names, e.g.,
Subgoal *1/14.2' (IMPLIES ... ...) Name the formula above *1.1.It is the first name (the one that starts with ``Goal'' or ``Subgoal'') and not the second which constitutes a legal goal-spec. Roughly speaking, when the system prints the line containing the goal specification, it activates any hints that are attached to that goal-spec. Consider the example above. Suppose
Subgoal *1/14.2'
could be proved by using a certain lemma instance. Then the
appropriate entry in the hints would be:
("Subgoal *1/14.2'" :use ...)This might surprise you because the system appears to do nothing to
*1/14.2' besides push it for a subsequent induction. But
actually between the time the system printed the goal-spec line and
the time it decides to push the goal, you can think of the system as
trying everything it has. So a
use hint activated when
Subgoal *1/14.2' arises is just what you want.
But what if you want to give an
:induct hint? By the time induction
is tried, the formula has been given the name
*1.1. Well, this is
one you just have to remember:
("Subgoal *1/14.2'" :induct ...).When the above hint is activated the
:induct directive
short-circuits the rest of the processing and sends immediately the
formula into the pool of goals to prove by induction. The induct
hint is attached to the formula in the pool and when the time comes
to turn our attention to that goal, the induct advice is


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Discover the consequences of poor vacuum drawdown, and learn how to test the completeness and consistency of vacuum on your exposure unit.
Last month, I spent some time addressing the issue of clean glass on exposure equipment. Here, I continue my look at screen exposure by focusing on the vacuum blanket and the vacuum drawdown process.
Few screen-printing topics seem more mundane than vacuum blankets. Yet, when you really look closely at this component of the screenmaking process and consider all of the implications it has on stencil and print quality, you begin to appreciate why this subject deserves to be addressed. Most notably, you need to be aware of vacuum drawdown because it directly affects image definition, acutance (edge sharpness), tone reproduction, moiré formation, and registration.
Function of the vacuum blanket
The fundamental purpose of the vacuum blanket is to hold the emulsion of the film positive in intimate contact with the emulsion of the coated screen. Anything less than intimate contact will cause undesirable light scatter (halation) that will result in undercutting and image degradation. The question is, how do you know that the vacuum is uniform and complete?
This is not an easy question to answer. Readings on gauges can be deceptive. I am often told by printers that they are achieving 26 in. of vacuum or some similarly high value. Is this good or bad? How do you know what is really happening? The answers to these questions are really quite relative.
In the first case, the pressure indicated on the gauge may or may not be reflective of the actual pressure on the screen where it and the film positive make contact. Most likely, the reading reflects the vacuum as measured at the vacuum inlet where it meets the glass. It is entirely too common for the inlet to seal at this location prematurely, resulting in localized high vacuum and no vacuum in the screen area. This obviously creates some big problems. Chiefly, the contact between the positive and the emulsion is incomplete, undercutting results, and the image is compromised.
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Proceedings: 30th Annual Simulation Symposium, April 7-9, 1997, Atlanta, Georgia
IEEE Computer Society Press, 1997 - Computers - 227 pages
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The Abus Steel-O-Flex is a beefy cable lock and as such it performs a lot better than others I've seen. It is a cable lock at the end of the day though, and that means that for all the armour and heft you're still better off buying a U-lock in my opinion; especially from Abus, who make some very good ones.
The Steel-O-Flex 1000/100 is certainly a burly looking beast with a 15mm cable protected by an armoured sleeve of cylindrical steel links. The locking unit uses the same cylinder you'll find on many of Abus' other locks including the Granit X-Plus U-lock that we rate very highly. The lock's finished with a vinyl sleeve and plastic lock housing to keep your bike scuff-free. The lock comes complete with two keys (one with an LED light) and a Sold Secure Gold rating.
As usual, I attacked the Steel-O-Flex with our standard thief's armoury – 30" croppers, a persuader of similar length, a hammer, a hacksaw, a cold chisel and a screwdriver. My first thought was that since the bolt croppers wouldn't fit over the 25mm armour around the cable I'd try to twist and pop it with the persuader, but it held fast and wouldn't snap. However, all that manipulation disrupted the armoured links around the cable and meant I could get the lock into the jaws of the croppers which had no trouble at all snipping the cable and ending the lock's resistance. Time elapsed: 3 minutes 7 seconds.
Okay, three minutes ain't bad for a cable lock but the Steel-O-Flex doesn't live up to its Sold Secure Gold rating and certainly didn't do anything to suggest it's a better option than a U-lock: there are better ways to spend your £70, many from Abus themselves.
Not bad performance for a cable lock, but much easier to break than an equivalent price U-lock
If you're thinking of buying this product using a cashback deal why not use the road.cc Top Cashback page and get some top cashback while helping to support your favourite independent cycling website
road.cc test report
Make and model: Abus Steel-O-Flex 1000/100
Size tested: 100cm
Did you enjoy using the product? It's fine, but the failure testing is the final word
Would you consider buying the product? no
Would you recommend the product to a friend? no
About the tester
Age: 36 Height: 190cm Weight: 98kg
I usually ride: Schwinn Moab, urbanised with 700cs My best bike is: Trek 1.5 with upgrades
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, sportives, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, mtb, Mountain Bike Bog Snorkelling, track
Dave is a founding father of road.cc and responsible for kicking the server when it breaks. In a previous life he was a graphic designer but he's also a three-time Mountain Bike Bog Snorkelling world champion, and remains unbeaten through the bog. Dave rides all sorts of bikes but tends to prefer metal ones. He's getting old is why.


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Pyramids via camel. Check.
Gorilla trek in Bwindi Impenetrable Park. Check.
Sunrise hot air balloon over The Valley of the Kings. Check.
Blue footed boobies eating my fries. Check.
Getting published in National Geographic….(insert pause here)
Now what? Doing the "do" is easy. Writing about it all is even easier. Beyond the blog posts where we hold our friends and family members captive, and a few coincidental visitors from Google search term matches, there's a larger audience out there. But those drinking Cristal with feet dangling off a private Bora Bora cabana aren't necessarily interested in bed bug horror stories and features on how to survive on gallo pinto (rice and black beans) for a month in Costa Rica. And travelers with lean bank accounts and Hostel International cards aren't so keen on five diamond Trump International Hotel reviews about suites being painted shades of champagne and caviar.
Just like the editors of such magazines. So, get the vibe. Prowl the sites and pages of where you think you want to be published. When you begin writing about what you know best, that authentic voice finds an audience.
Here are 10 blogs and mags that jive with my style of travel and voice.
1. Tripadvisor.ca "The World's Most Trusted Travel Advice"
$$$$: Although Tripadvisor doesn't pay for reviews, I feel like it's a way of giving back, for all the insider info I've grabbed from their site in the past.
Vibe: Dishes out the guts and glory of hotels, holiday rentals, attractions and restaurants. The site allows researching travelers to interact with review writers.
Bonus: Tripadvisor rewards reviewers who earn "Helpful Votes" (from readers)and post frequent reviews with special promotions like free Shutterfly photo books.
Deal: No quoted material is allowed and trips must have occurred within a year of submission (within 2 years for vacation rentals).
Here's a review I did of the Gately Inn in Jinja, Uganda: http://www.tripadvisor.ca/ShowUserReviews-g480250-d618965-r34932918-Gately_on_the_Nile-Jinja.html#UR34932918
2. In Transit Blog, The New York Times "A Guide to Intelligent Travel"
Who? Monica Drake, Deputy Travel Editor (email@example.com)
$$$$: $50/300 words
Vibe: breaking travel industry news and trends, focus on events, festivals, shows and exhibitions happening in major cities
Deal: Proposing three clear ideas instead of one in query letter, include resume and a timeline of how quickly you can produce your proposed story. Writers are encouraged to follow up once or twice.
3.The Huffington Post, Travel Vertical
$$$$: None. Just pride and bragging rights.
Who?: Kate Auletta, Travel Editor
Vibe: Huffpost-ish. Smart writing with Caribbean Sea clarity.
Deal: "Have people shoot me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with what they write about and where they have traveled, their writing experience, etc. and we can go from there." (Source: blogger Chris Around the World's Q&A with Kate: http://caroundtheworld.com/2010/07/20/q-and-a-with-huffington-posts-new-travel-editor-kate-auletta/)
4. Toronto Star Travel Section
Who?: Jim Byers, Editor Phone: 416-869-4877 Fax: 416-865-3635 Email: email@example.com
Vibe: Weekend coffee-shop drinking material for vicarious armchair-wishers and attainable travel for families and couples seeking thrills with reliable comforts. Cruising, skiing, weekend getaways, spa
$$$$: Ask Jim!
Deal: Pitch all over the map as the travel section hits all types of travelers from cruising the Danube, all-inclusive stays, "Getting the Country Groove On in Nashville" to a southern Ontario getaway in Stratford.
5. FIDO Friendly
Who?: Susan Sims, Publisher
$$$$: Pays $0.10/word
Vibe: Have dog, will travel? "FIDO Friendly is a niche publication and the only magazine dedicated to the Travel & Lifestyle of man's best friend. Each bimonthly issue includes hotel and destination reviews along with health & wellness topics, pet training advice and the latest fashion trends for Fido."
Deal: 90% freelance. Welcomes new writers. Circulation 45K. Bimonthly. Pays on publication. Period between acceptance and publication varies. Buys first rights. Accepts reprints. Responds 1-2 weeks.
6. The Expeditioner
Who?: Matt Stabile firstname.lastname@example.com
$$$$: Compensation is commensurate upon experience
Vibe: "It's important to make sure the pitch/submission fits the site. There are a number of topics that we either make fun of or absolutely will never write about on the site, and we're not going to publish a story on them no matter how good the pitch/submission is. These include, in no particular order: Cruises, Samantha Brown, Luxury Hotels, Cancun, Travel Insurance, Money Belts, Indianapolis, Family Destinations, and anything that includes the word "Disney.""
Deal: 1,000-1,300 word first-person narratives. Be interesting, informative and inspiring. Send manuscripts on spec.
7. Travelers' Tales
$$$$: $100 honorarium for non-exclusive world rights (you can sell it again wherever and whenever you want)
Vibe: Anthology. "We're looking for personal, nonfiction stories and anecdotes-funny, illuminating, adventurous, frightening, or grim. Stories should reflect that unique alchemy that occurs when you enter unfamiliar territory and begin to see the world differently as a result. Please include a few sentences about yourself, something quirky and fun in addition to the usual list of accomplishments. Length: Whatever it takes without being self-indulgent-anything from a paragraph to fifteen pages. Shorter stories have a better chance of being accepted. Be sure to paginate your stories.
*We no longer accept submissions via email or regular mail. All submissions must be made through our submissions intake site: travelerstalesstories.com
Deal: In the spirit of our women's humor books we're calling for submissions for Leave the Iguana, Take the Mascara: Funny travel stories and strange packing tips to be published in 2012. Send us your best wacky stories and join in the fun. Deadline for submission: OPEN Est. Release Date: 2012
What Color Is Your Jockstrap? got lots of laughs, so we're seeking funny stories for another volume. The book will include stories from both women and men. No length restrictions but for humor, shorter is usually better. Deadline for submission: OPEN Est. Release Date: TBA
8. Best Travel Writing Solas Awards
Who?: Sponsored by Travelers' Tales
$$$$: $1,000 first prize, $750 second, $500 third
Deal: Got the best travel story of the year? Entry fee of $20 for the first two optional categories, $5 for each additional category for the same story. All stories are automatically submitted for the Grand Prize at no additional charge (thus, when you choose your two "optional categories" you will be entered in three, your two choices and the Grand Prize category). If we choose to publish a story in one of our Travelers' Tales books, we will pay our usual honorarium of $100 for non-exclusive world rights.
*The current competition runs from September 22, 2011 to September 21, 2012
9. blogTO
$$$$: Pride and gushing. Smiling mom.
Vibe: Do you live, swirl, sip, snack and tread Toronto sidewalks? This is the "hyper-local"resource for locals and non, wanting to find out where the best of all that is ours is at. Events, museums, muzak, festivals, hot dogs, sneak previews. Whatever makes Toronto hum is hinted at here.
Deal: "Write a review. Have a great or terrible dining or shopping experience lately? Let us know about it by sending us a review. Aim for between 250-500 words and include good quality original photos (sized to 590 pixels wide). No photos? Unfortunately we won't be able to post it as a review, but that shouldn't stop you from adding it as a comment on the site."
10. XTRA! Toronto, Canada's Gay & Lesbian News
$$$$: not posted
Who: Brandon Matheson, Publisher & Editor-in-chief
Vibe: It's gay, baby! Travel tips for gay travelers, coupled and singles, bears to nudists. Gay-positive destinations, circuit parties,gay family cruises, Pride festivals, world gay film fests and the like.
Deal: Accepts book excerpts, essays, interview/profile, opinion, personal experience, travel
Whew. See, writing is the easiest part. It's the market research that should earn us honorary degrees! Let me know if this cheat sheet helped. Networking is a writer's skeleton.


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Another Day in the Country
A real Christmas letter
© Another Day in the Country
Dear Gary and Norma: Yes, you are receiving a real letter. Do people do this anymore? In this digital age we've come upon, this year I'm even hankering for Christmas newsletters. Nothing worse than just a signed card, although the thought counts. I'm hungry for news, not just a signature saying that you're still alive.
Jess and I just returned from our Christmas jaunt to Santa Fe. New Mexico was a completely different experience, winter vs. summer. We even had snow a couple of times, which made the farolitos (illuminated paper bags) even more spectacular. Being in the "big city" meant it was show time. We went to a grand choral performance in one of the oldest cathedrals — perfect Christmas fare. We took in a spectacular Chinese acrobatic show called Cirque Zia — amazingly wonderful.
We went to an event called "The Birth of Humanity" celebrating the solstice. We went with great expectations. It had everything from belly dancing to transcendental spinning, but Jess came away disappointed that the New Agers in Santa Fe weren't more well organized. This was more a happening straight out of the 60s than a $20-a-ticket event. Maybe $5 a tickets would have been more appropriate. There were some interesting parts. Among other things, we were sung to, encouraged to dance along, and sprinkled with some kind of water out of an old fish bowl. Perhaps we were baptized or cleansed or something. After we discussed it thoroughly, we decided that the second act was probably true to the nature of this 2012 end-of-the-world thing as people on stage came through a cloth covered birth canal and wandered around rather at loose ends figuring out what came next. It was improv, after all.
Jess said, "We should have left at the break," but I didn't want to miss anything (sorta like real life) and came out of the theater to find several inches of new-fallen snow blanketing everything including the ice-covered hill we had to navigate to get out of the parking lot. New Age discussions, marveling at the belly dancing, and inadequate actors were all forgotten as we carefully slid our way back to the hotel and like all good travelers, we were thankful to be home again, safe and sound.
Back home in Ramona, a friend came for Christmas Eve and spent the night. After we opened gifts Christmas morning, we sat around playing games and laughing while Christmas dinner seemed to cook itself. I tried a new dressing recipe that included apples, cranberries, blueberries and a bunch of different nuts in the mix. Yummy! We had creamed peas — an extravagance for only important occasions due to the fat content. I made Orvelle's Jell-O ribbon salad, which is so beautiful and there is still 90 percent left. (You can't cut this recipe in half or it isn't pretty and how long will it take two people to eat 6 packages of rainbow colored Jell-O? Probably sometime in 2013, I'm guessing.) It's a kid's delight and sadly we had no children at our Christmas table.
Dagfinnr called on Christmas Day telling me that he'd gotten the "spy stuff" we'd sent him. "It all works, Baba," he said. "Even the night-vision goggles work — we went into a dark place and tried them out." I tried to strike up a conversation but he wasn't interested. He had things to report and then he'd be on to playing again. "Baba, something else," he interjected, "I also got Matchbox spy cars — one for the good guys and one for the bad guys." I was properly amazed and then he handed the phone to his Mom.
Jana sent an 8x10 picture of him for Christmas — it was his first school picture and looked like it had been taken by a professional photographer instead of those canned shots with a fake background that are usual school photos. That's California for you, I guess. He looks so grown up in the picture and it's hard to believe that I was just with them four months ago — time flies and children change so quickly. Wasn't it just a couple of years ago that his mother was starting kindergarten and worrying whether Santa was real or not? I shed a few tears to soothe the ache of not being with them this year.
Last night I had a dream about you guys. You were working at a school somewhere — weren't you always? And we were attempting to go somewhere, getting all dressed up, laughing and talking up a storm. It was so good to see you again, and we were having so much fun that when I woke up, this morning, I wanted to snooze some more and just enjoy your company. You've been my best buds for such a long, long time and I'm so grateful for the blessing of your friendship.
Looking forward to hearing from you and sending love to you and yours on another day in the country. Happy New Year! Pat
Okay, so now you've gotten a Real Christmas Letter. The Marion Record was addressed to you, wasn't it? I suppose I could have just written the greeting generically, "Dear Friends," but that lacked the personal touch. Just insert your real name and read it out loud.


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Because of the difficulty of making up lost time, classes or examinations are cancelled only in extreme circumstances. In the event of emergency University closing, announcements will be made on the main University web site, and over the campus radio station as well as radio stations in Carrollton, Newnan, Bremen, and Douglasville, and radio and television stations in Atlanta.
At times of bad weather or other emergencies, University officials make decisions on whether or not to close the campus based on public safety reports and other considerations. In such cases, the safety and security of the majority of students is a prime consideration. However, we recognize that there may be special circumstances that pertain to individual students that are more serious than those that apply to the majority. So, students are advised to use their best judgment about their safety and that of their families in those situations, and to consult with individual faculty members about making up lost time.
Official announcements about class/examination cancellations will be made only by the President and/or the Department of Communications and Marketing.
The university reserves the right to schedule additional classes or examination sessions should some be cancelled.
Information on cancelled or rescheduled classes or examination sessions may also be obtained by calling the University Police Weather Hotline, 678-839-6200 (day and night); University Communications & Marketing, 678-839-6464 (daytime only); or visiting the University website: http://www.westga.edu/.


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Who says killers can't be stylish?
Anders Behring Breivik, the gunman who killed 77 people after a shooting rampage at a youth camp and a bombing in Oslo on July 22, insists on wearing Lacoste sweaters on his trips out of prison. And Lacoste is not happy about it.
The Telegraph reported that the French company has called Breivik's love of Lacoste a PR "nightmare" and according to Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, Lacoste execs have written to Oslo police demanding the terrorist be stopped from wearing their clothes.
Breivik has donned a bright red sweater with the signature alligator logo while driving in and out of prison. But according to Dagbladet, he also wore a black sweater by Lacoste in a photograph he used for his manifesto, "2083: A European Declaration of Independence" (which can be read in full online) and has said that wearing the luxury brand "makes it possible to act as an educated European of the conservative character."
Needless to say, Lacoste would like to get the confessed terrorist out of its preppy styles.
An Oslo police spokesperson told the Telegraph, "The company feels that such a man sporting their clothes could do considerable harm to their reputation."
But it may be pointless, writes Dagbladet. The newspaper interviewed a local marketing professorwho said that Lacoste is overreacting and thus making the PR worse.
"I do not think there's much else they can do now than to continue to work to make Lacoste to the strong brand it is," he said. "If they are asked they should strongly condemn what happened, but otherwise there is nothing they can do with this."
It remains to be seen whether Lacoste will actually succeed at ripping the fuzzy red sweater from Breivik's hands.


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County wheat tour is May 15
Farmers and experts from Kansas State University Research and Extension will tour local wheat crops May 15.
The event, sponsored by Cooperative Grain and Supply and Marion County Research and Extension, will feature breakfast at 7 a.m. at the fertilizer plant in Hillsboro before heading on a plot tour at 8 a.m.
The group will inspect a plot at the intersection of Kanza and U.S. 56, presuming there's anything to see, extension agent Ricky Roberts said.
"I'm banking on us getting some moisture before then," Roberts said.
Based on conditions at the plot, the group will assess the county's wheat harvest potential.
For more information contact Roberts at (620) 382-2325.


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One small red crocheted flower on a skinny elastic headband with a rhinestone center.
Crocheted flower is about 1 1/2 inches in diameter and has an acrylic rhinestone center. Flower is made from 100% mercerized cotton crochet thread. Flower is securely attached to super soft and stretchy 1/8″ wide elastic.
Comes in 5 sizes, be sure to measure head as head sizes vary significantly and ages are just approximate:
Newborn: 13 1/4″
3-6 months: 14 1/2″
6-12 months: 16″
child/teen: 17 1/2″
Adult: 18″
Also choose the color of the elastic headband (see last photo).
*Rhinestones are attached using industrial strength adhesive and should not come off, but please do not leave your baby/child unattended with it on or let them put the flower in their mouths, just in case!
Crocheted flowers are also available on hair clips.


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Is it finally time to dig out the woolly hats, scarves and gloves in the North West as traditional winter temperatures look set to make their long-awaited arrival next week?
The Daily Mirror has promised Arctic blasts with "plunging temperatures turning roads into lethal ice rinks and snow falling on flooded ground" ... but, according to the Met Office, the North West may have to brace itself for morning frosts, the odd flurry of snow or sleet by the middle of next week and daytime temperatures of 3C (although the wind-chill factor could make it feel colder).
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Activities Focusing On the Works of Harun Yahya
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United Kingdom, Birmingham - IPCI
USA, New Jersey - Zinnur Books
Singapore - Muslimedia Distributors
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Singapore - Muslim Convert Association
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Saudi Arabia, Jeddah - Jarir and Dar-Al Khair
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A beautiful building housing one of the UK's finest collections of fine and decorative art.
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To complement his pictures of Liverpool fashions from 1978 to 1982 featured in the Sound and Vision exhibition, photographer Francesco Mellina took portrait photographs of some of the city's most stylish people in 2009.
All of these photographs are featured here on the website. One of the photographs was also selected to be framed and included on the walls of the exhibition itself by fashion designer Kirsty Doyle, who very kindly judged the Picture This! competition.
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(HONG KONG) Dragonair has launched a new European-themed menu that features authentic dishes inspired by the cuisines of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland. First Class and Business Class passengers on selected Dragonair flights from Hong Kong to Beijing and Shanghai can now enjoy the dishes from this newly introduced menu through to mid-October.
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Other signature dishes include "Pan-fried Lamb Chop with Lamb Jus, Grilled Zucchini, Pumpkin and Gratin Potato" from France, "Pan-fried Beef Tenderloin with Red Wine Sauce and Mozzarella, Truffled Polenta and Italian Tasco Vegetables" from Italy, "Braised Lamb Shank with Potato Gnocchi" from Germany and many more. Dishes in the new menu will be offered inflight on a rotational basis.


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Student volunteer orchestra hosts charity concert benefiting Lower Ninth Ward
April 19, 2013
The New Orleans Volunteer Orchestra, founded and directed by Loyola University New Orleans students, is hosting a charity concert to benefit the Youth Orchestra of the Lower Ninth Ward Friday, May 3. The concert, dubbed "Carnivale: A Night of Charity and Music," is free, but a donation is suggested. It will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall in the Communications/Music Complex on Loyola's main campus.
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Founded in March 2012, the orchestra consists of Loyola and other local college students, as well as high school and adult musicians from around the community. They have previously presented two successful concerts and continue to focus on classical repertoire and contemporary popular music, including film and TV soundtracks.
The Youth Orchestra of the Lower Ninth Ward provides free music instruction to local children. The community program also provides free, healthy dinners for the children. The New Orleans Volunteer Orchestra concert will specifically fund the youth orchestra's summer camp program.
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