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Hackerfilter: How difficult would it be for a government agency to forge a data trail that goes back several years? Specific (fictional) example inside.
Remember when
Julian Assange's OkCupid profile
turned up? I've been curious whether a third party could fake something like that. I assume getting into OkCupid's system would be easy enough if one had the resources, but what about creating a convincing data trail that goes back several years?
Think of all the data that OkCupid collects: a user's login, IP address, his quiz answers, his likes/dislikes, his conversations with other members.
Could a fabricated version of that data be placed on OkCupid's servers in such a way that a forensic investigator checking it out would believe that it had been there for several years?
This is purely speculative. I don't have any reason to believe the Assange profile was faked.
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Faking an OKCupid profile would be easy given the appropriate access to OKCupid's servers. Almost nobody (presumably) has that sort of access to OKCupid's servers. "Getting into OKCupid's system" may or may not be "easy" given some hypothetical "resources" (I'll stop with the quotes now), but that may or may not be enough to make any sort of convincing changes to a profile (for example, it's possible you may be able to gain access to edit another user's account, but not change the timestamps on the edits).
I think people who work outside of this industry (I don't work for OKCupid, but do work for another company that is in many ways comparable), both over and under estimate what logs are kept. For instance, we have HTTP access logs going back forever that include the URL you accessed and the IP address and user-agent from which you accessed it, but not your *username*, so these are pretty useless for trying to identify which user might have accessed what, when.
We have other bits of information stored in other places that may or may not include your IP address next to your username, and may or may not include a date stamp along with it. Access to user data is also *very* tightly controlled. I once asked for a representative list of "tags" (the sort of tags you'd use to tag a metafilter post or flickr image, but ours are private) to use to determine how much space to allocate in a UI for a tag (I wanted to know how long people generally made them), and could not get the list, because people might have used their bank account number as a tag (or whatever).
Could the NSA get that list of tags? Maybe, but I honestly doubt it. The easiest way would be to subpoena us for it.
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I don't know.
However, I am reminded of a remark I saw in a forum once. Someone discovered they knew a forum member in person through work. Their job was really conservative. On the forum, they were fairly open about their alternative sexual life. The coworker said something stupid, suggesting they could out this at work. A moderator stepped in and said if they did that, he could and would dummy up multiple posts under said offenders account id that would smear their reputation.
I later saw that technical ability actually used, though not for nefarious purposes. I was given attribution under my account for doing something I had no actual ability (technically) to do in order to give me due credit for something. So, yes, the moderators could, in fact, create posts under any user profile they so chose.
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Michele in California
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It's possible, but would be less efficient than other means.
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Hacking an on-line database is often doable, and altering a database for which you have admin rights is usually entirely doable.
Where you may run into trouble is when someone checks the system log files, or someone compares your 'rewritten history' to what's in off-line back-up copies of the database and figures out that something unusual is going on.
(I don't have any specific information about OKCupid.)
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If a forensic investigator had carte blanche to subpoena any system involved? This is really difficult if you have a high quality forensic investigator. Any forensic investigator is going to place limited value on logs in this situation because they may have been tampered with.
If I was investigating this, I'd be much more interested in things like backups -- is Assange's profile in that production extract that Developer Dave has had sitting on his desktop from 2 years ago? How about that backup tape in the bottom of the filing cabinet containing old software? Was the profile indexed by search engines? Does assange's mailserver have records of receiving notifications from the site?
There are a ton of gotchas like this in the case of fabricating 4 years. I'm an amateur compared to a lot of the practitioners in the field, and I'm reasonably certain, given what I know of Stuxnet, that I could shoot holes in a government attempt to fabricate something like this.
Personally, I think people both outside and inside information security underestimate the amount of digital residue created by even the most miniscule action. A talented forensic analyst would tear this apart very quickly.
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It would be somewhere between really, really difficult and actively impossible, depending on how the site takes and stores backups. If any longterm backups are maintained offline and thus unhackable, totally impossible, because comparing the live data and the backups would make it clear that the live data had been tampered with.
Assuming no backups, you'd still have to not only fake the actual data in the tables, but also the data in all of the access logs, the update logs maintained by the database software, etc. For example, say it's possible to see how long someone has been a member of the site, based on when their profile was created.
There's probably a field that stores the information that's displayed publicly. But it's probably not the same field that stores the full time stamp for when the record was first inserted and when it was last updated, and that field may not be admin editable. Plus, there's probably another place that logs the fact that the record was inserted into the database at a given time and again, not normally editable. And a place that logs the fact that the user was logged in at the time and did an action on the site. The latter logs may be harder to match to the former logs, since they may not include something as simple as a username to do the match with, as well as to match the real world user -- a plausible IP address, for the time and place the real world person was in at the time, for example. And I'm probably wildly underestimating the sheer number of event logs that are kept by a major software stack -- pretty much every level is going to track each event and they'd all need to match.
And you'd have to make all the changes in such a way that any system logs of edits done to the log files themselves would not reflect the wrong edit dates/times.
So: making a profile show up on the public site as created in 2007? Fairly easy database update, could be done by anyone with admin access to the database, employee or hacker.
Making the actual private records appear to have been created in 2007 to someone with access to everything? Tremendously difficult.
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Faking it to what standard? One issue is that what is stored now may be different than what was stored two years ago, and one would have to have a level of unusually detailed, historical knowledge, possibly beyond that of any current employee, to fake things 100%.
But then, what forensic investigator would put months into verifying things at that level of detail? They would have to be particularly motivated and suspicious and observant, as well as have the time to do real digital archaeology, a deep understanding of the particular site-specific processes being analyzed.
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It depends on the intent of the forgery.
For something like a smear campaign, I agree with the other posters, that it would be hard to fool an investigator with complete access. However, often the mere suggestion of certain activities can tarnish a public figure's image. The reporters who follow up on a story aren't going to have this deep level of access and so might believe the fabrication and continue to propagate the story. If the smear was in any way close to the truth additional data will surface from other sources and the target will be so buried that they won't have a chance to try to clear their name.
On the other hand, if you were building profiles to back up the story for undercover agents you would probably have multiple long-time active profiles developed and maintained over time. These profiles could be assigned, with minor changes, to agents as needed. These sorts of profiles would probably not be detectable even by a complete access forensic examination.
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Concerned about implementation costs, the Big Spring City Council Tuesday approved an amended version of an ordinance banning parked cars from the front yards of residences.
By a 6-1 vote, the council gave final approval to the ordinance (Marcus Fernandez cast the only nay vote).
For more of this story, read Wednesday's edition of the Herald.
The upcoming city council elections appear to be short on challengers.
With the end of candidate filing looming, only two candidates ŌĆö both incumbents ŌĆö have filed for the May municipal elections.
EASTLAND ŌĆö Former Big Spring resident Brooksie Nell Phillips Hodges, age 87, of Eastland, died Friday, Feb. 21, 2014, in Fort Worth, Texas. Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, at the Bakker Funeral Home Chapel at 411 S. Mulberry in Eastland, Texas. Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday. A graveside service will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Memorial Park in Big Spring. The Rev. Bruce Lambert will officiate.
Farwell reeled off a huge 9-2 run through the first five minutes of the second quarter and used that to race to a 50-45 come-from-behind victory over Forsan in a Region I quarterfinals showdown in front of a large crowd in the Lubbock Cooper High School gymnasium.
The Sands High School Mustangs and Grady High School Wildcats kept their state title hopes alive on Tuesday. Both teams hammered out wins in their regional quarterfinal playoff games at Wolfforth Frenship High School.
Some of West TexasŌĆÖ top high school softball programs will converge on Big Spring beginning tomorrow to compete in the 2014 Tournament at the Crossroads event. The tournament is slated to get under way Thursday and run through Saturday at the Roy Anderson Sports Complex.
Howard County officials are setting into motion plans to obtain millions of dollars in grant money to help repair area roads.
During their Monday meeting, county commissioners set the bureaucratic machinery in motion for the county to apply to the Texas Department of Transportation for grant money to help repair county roads damaged by heavy oilfield-related traffic.
For more of this story, read Tuesday's edition of the Herald.
More than 1,000 voters have cast early ballots in advance of the March 4 state and county primary election, officials said.
On Monday, 152 ballots were cast, bring early voting totals to 1,024. That figure represents 6.19 percent of the registered voters in Howard County, Election Administrator Saundra Bloom said.
Bobby Dancer, 66, of Big Spring, died Thursday Feb. 20, 2014, at Scenic Mountain Medical Center. Graveside services will be Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Ackerly Cemetery.
He was born Nov. 6, 1947, to Elnora and John Dancer in Crockett City, Texas. He spent most of his life in Big Spring. He was a Baptist and worked at Walmart.
He is survived by a sister, Annie B. Bell of Levelland; and a host of nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, John Adam Dancer and Lacy Dancer; three sisters, Pearly Jean Jones, Eldora Dancer and Carrie D. Dancer.
Guadalupe Rodriguez Sr., 68, of Big Spring died Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014, at Scenic Mountain Medical Center. Vigil services will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Myers & Smith Chapel. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Myers & Smith Chapel with burial following at Mount Olive Memorial Park.
He was born to Juanita and Rafael Rodriguez Jan. 7, 1946 in Knott. He was a lifelong resident of Howard County. He was a Catholic.


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For original 3DS only. 3DS XL/LL not supported (yet).
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Manufacturer | Mitchell Vehicles |
Production Year | 3062[1] |
Model | BLF-21 |
Class | Medium |
Cost | 7,118,050 C-bills |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 45 tons |
Chassis | Dennenbach-Mitchell Series 8 Endo Steel |
Armor | StarSlab/2 |
Engine | VOX 225 Light |
Communications System | Domman Echo IV w/C3i Computer |
Speed | 86.4 km/h |
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The Blue Flame began production after the Word of Blake took possession of Terra. The same factory that had produced the Shootist was upgraded to produce four legged BattleMechs. The Blue Flame is an extremely stable platform due to its quadrupedal configuration. The 'Mech is built around a Dennenbach-Mitchell Series 8 Endo Steel that cradles a VOX 225 Light Fusion engine that gives the 'Mech a top speed of 86.4 km/h. The Blue Flame carries an impressive eleven tons of StarSlab/2 armor and has ten double heat sinks. To allow the 'Mech to share targeting data with friendly units, it is equipped with an improved C3 computer that allows it to exchange information with other C3i equipped units.
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The Blue Flame's primary armament is two Diverse Optics Sunbeam ER Large Lasers that allow the 'Mech to engage the enemy at long ranges. It also has three Hovertec Streak Streak SRM-2 launchers for close range combat.
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- This Blue Flame variant carries three Light PPCs in the torsos, while a Medium Variable Speed Pulse Laser covers the rear. All these weapons are tied into a Targeting Computer. It retains the C3i system found in the original design. BV(2.0)=1,195[2]
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text: Saluting some local heroes in the order that I found out about them. The remains of Shenandoah County Fair grounds' stables are pictured here after Thursday's fire courtesy of The Northern Virginia Daily. The first of our heroes I would like to salute the gentleman who was not named but was the first to see the fire. He risked personal injury went to the blaze to rescued his horse and called in the fire. Unfortunately he was not able to rescue the two dogs but may not have even known about those. I have to ask how many of us would do the same. Here is the follow up story from the Northern Virginia Daily at this link.


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Affiliation: | U California, Davis |
Title: | Perhaps the most difficult problem faced by behaviorism. |
Source: | Behaviorism, 1983 Spr, 1983. 11 (1): p.1-26Reference. |
Language: | English |
Subjects: | Thesaurus terms: Awareness Behaviorism |
Added Keywords: | problem of conscious content in radical behaviorism |
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Abstract: | Discusses the problem of conscious content in radical behaviorism. With regard to conscious content, B. F. Skinner (1969) has stated that feelings are at best mere accompaniments of the occurrence of behavior and not among the causes of behavior. Skinner's statement means that feelings are collateral to the mechanisms that produce behavior. According to Skinner, feelings and other conscious content could not be important as causes of behavior because they can be known introspectively. Although the present authors agree that interoceptive stimuli can produce feelings of pain (and other feelings), an argument is made against the idea that theyarefeelings of pain (or other feelings). It is proposed that pain and other conscious content has the same categorical status, namely, experiences occurring in an individual's nervous system. It is concluded that a revised radical behaviorist account of conscious content that welcomed the implication of humans' ability to become aware of occurrences in the brain would not have to reject radical behaviorism's scientific philosophy and purposes. (45 ref) ((c) 1999 APA/PsycINFO, all rights reserved) |


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I know for a fact it applies to me.
I know for a fact it applies to me.
I'm always flattered when I find out I'm in someone's thoughts, regardless of who they are and whether the thoughts are about my mental, emotional or physical characteristics.
No offense to the rest of you, though, but I tend to think of almost all of you in terms of your thoughts and personalities more than the physical. For the most part, at least.
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Exactly my thoughts.
A while back I started to just throw myself to the lions [picture wise] and simply NOT give a crap what anyone would think. I used to have a low self esteem, so anyone that told me I looked hot just boosted my ego. Even if they're guys I don't find all that attractive myself, I'm still glad they think it.
not that I think about being a masturbation object everyday though... the thought barely crosses my mind
It applies to me for a couple of Jubbers here
Hah! Yeah.... when I was in my 20's..... Today? I seriously doubt it. Though I'd be really flattered if someone did.
A friend has come right out and told me that he jerks off while thinking about me. If I'm somebody's j/o material, then I can guarantee that everyone else in this thread is too.
Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite to a party. ~Joan Crawford
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this a question fa world folk wanna do politicticin career so is got a decline cause no got no tics
Btw, I really don't mind if people think of me, but my posts were lighthearted, let's keep it cute now.
my roommate (doesnt know im bi) and keeps making passes at me, probably only half joking, since him and his girlfriend never have sex. once he grabbed my ass, and i told him he can only touch my ass if hes sticking dollar bills in my waste. he then shoved a dollar down my right buttcheek.
so i dont think itd be farfetched for some people to find me attractive enough to jerk to.
I've been told so but I take it as a compliment not very seriously.
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Yes, I am aware. It used to bother me, but now I just take it as a compliment and carry on!
Author of Lost in a Dream. If you want to make me smile, read it and tell me what you think.
I completely agree.
Strangely, mostly back in the day, there seemed to be a trend for some guys to date their clones. You would see two guys, dressed identically and then realise, when you looked at their faces, they could be brothers; same shaped face, same hair cut etc
I would definitely be very flattered if I was someones jerk-off material! I've never had anyone confess it to me, except for this guy I was dating which probably doesn't count.
And to all those saying nobody would find them attractive enough to jerk to, trust me, EVERYBODY is attractive to at least 1 person out there.
I still see this sort of couples from time to time... never really understood it... is it narcissism? In a less extreme way, there is a similar phenomenon with physical types of gays dating exclusively amongst their type/community (bears, twinks, "ethnic"...), I wonder what's the psychology behind this...
I know a few guys who have. Not sure why, there's a whole lot of porn on the internet with far better looking guys who show far more than I do.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte.
Of course I am, duh. I find it flattering ^_^
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^^ That is not Macaulay Culkin.
This is Macaulay Culkin.
He still seems like he has way to go in recovery however.
My ass is plastered all over the internet ; A4A, Manhunt, Grindr, Jack's, and others. I have received mostly positive comments. So, I would say there are or have been guys wanking to my pictures.
Author of Lost in a Dream. If you want to make me smile, read it and tell me what you think.
I get a few PMs from guys on bear sites telling me this, but I still can't accept the idea that anyone would want to fap to my image.
In the end, of course some would sleep with me if they had the chance, but if they have the power of imagination, why not jerk off to someone better?
Because if someone will spank it to someone they know IRL, it's probably not just your looks but who you are as a person.
I had a married female friend admit this to me. She said I was beautiful not just on the outside but on the inside as well, that just turned her on even more.
I don't know about jerk-off but there are people who want to fuck-me.
I dont post nudes or really talk about my sex life, and yet somehow i get a lot of pervy anons
Either someone knows me personally and uses tumblr to get his frustration out or someone really finds my words sexy.
I've been told so, but it really surprises me. I'm not that hot. Like, at all.
Of course I'd be flattered.
I once discovered teenagers jacking off to pictures of me. I guess that answers that question definitely.
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they say there is an ass for every seat......
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I am not being cocky, but I know I am. However, it is probably mostly the wrong gender for me.
I've been told specifically by more than one guy that they have masturbated to the thought or image of me. So either they're lying, or it applies.
Can't really imagine anyone jacking off to the thought of me... so no don't think so. If there is I might be a little creeped out by it and flattered that I am masturbation material. Mostly just feel weird.
I've often wondered. Doubtful, and with my luck it would have been a female.


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Byers, Kaluba recount Phillips Fellowship experiences in Indonesia, Central AmericaBarbara Byers '10, a resident of Elkins, W.V., offered a performance native to West Java, Indonesia as part of an Oct. 7 presentation on student experiences made possible by the Phillips Student Fellowship program at Bates. Also presenting was Chomba Kaluba '10, originally from Mpika, Zambia, and now a resident of Long Island, Maine. |
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The Bates MaceThe Bates mace, seen here cradled by Professor of Sociology Sawyer Sylvester, symbolizes academic authority — an understandable connection, since… |
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Arts' DesireA sociology class plumbs the depths of student interest in creative arts at Bates |
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Passion, intensity drive Short Term offeringsAs students choose just one intensive course from a portfolio of offerings, Bates' Short Term is amenable to all kinds of academic experimentation. But one of its most desirable qualities is the precious time it affords for sustained concentration. |
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UMass Amherst sociologist to discuss interracial Asian adoptionC.N. Le, director of the Asian and Asian American Studies Program at UMass Amherst, offers a lecture titled "Interracial Asian Adoption: Issues and Identity in 21st-Century American Society" at Bates on April 6. |
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Noted Harvard sociologist to discuss her mother's extraordinary lifeSara Lawrence-Lightfoot, a sociologist and professor of education at Harvard University, will give a presentation titled "Balm in Gilead: On Love, Justice and the Word, " at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives. |
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Don't look now, but we've been medicalizedNot so long ago, shyness was usually seen as a random character trait, sadness the natural reaction to misfortune and alcoholism a sign of personal weakness. In recent decades those conditions, and many others, have been "medicalized" — associated with biological causes and redefined as medical diagnoses, not merely products of personality or fate. |
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Trade-agreement analysis wins book award for college sociologistThe Social Construction of Free Trade: The European Union, NAFTA, and Mercosur, an analysis written by Bates College sociologist Francesco Duina, has been named an "Outstanding Academic Title" by the editors of Choice magazine, published by the Association of College & Research Libraries. Friday, March 23, Duina is scheduled to present the book in a store appearance at Books Etc., 38 Exchange St., Portland. |
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Whitehouse Professor of Sociology Emily Kane challenges privilegeIn celebration of her appointment as Whitehouse Professor of Sociology at Bates College, Emily Kane leads a panel discussion on "Disrupting Privilege: Inequality, Community and Social Change" Wednesday, Feb. 7, in Chase Hall Lounge. |
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Britain's New Anti-Squatting Law Results in Homeless Man's Death
7th March 2013 - SchNEWS Issue 839
Last week, a vulnerable bungalow was at risk of occupation in Kent. Thankfully, the squatting law was in effect. The absent owner of the bungalow could rest safe in the knowledge that the police were preventing a homeless man from seeking shelter in the forgotten property in -2 degree conditions.
The otherwise healthy 35-year-old man Daniel Gauntlett died of hypothermia. But at least private property was protected from a squatter.
A website 'Is Mike Weatherley Dead Yet?' has made the point that the man died unnecessarily as a direct result of the criminalization of squatting empty buildings, a law brought to the table, spearheaded and pushed through parliament by the morally vacant turd that is Mike Weatherley MP.
Daniel had been warned by the police not to enter the empty bungalow, who threatened him with the new legislation, and was later found dead from cold on the doorstep of the building which would quite probably have saved his life. This is unlikely to be the last death [by] exposure in the coming years, a consequence that many had warned would be the inevitable result of a law which put the business interests of the likes of Weatherley's mates over basic human rights to shelter.
Weatherley has responded to the accusations in Brighton's local rag the Argus, in the confused style which has become his forte as he desperately tries and fails to sound relevant and qualified to hold public office. He said: "It is true that some of those who are homeless have squatted but this does not make them squatters." Mike, the definition of a squatter is someone who squats, you fucking dim-shit waste of space.
And as the SQUASH campaign has pointed out in their recent report on the effects of criminalization, concurring with research conducted by homeless charities, a huge majority of homeless people have resorted to it through their homelessness career. Before the legislation charity Homeless Link expressed many reservations and concerns about any legislation and stated, "We are concerned that the proposals for addressing squatting are predicated on a misconception about the characteristics of a large number of the people who squat".
Weatherley added, ""A typical squatter is middle-class, web-savvy, legally minded, university-educated and, most importantly, society-hating. They are political extremists whose vision for society is a dysfunctional medieval wasteland without property rights, where an Englishman's castle is no longer his home."
Over and above the fact that he obviously pulled this garbled quote right out of the dysfunctional wasteland that is his Tory arse, it's also factually incorrect. Of the cases brought to court under the new law, many have involved people who are poor, unemployed, have substance abuse problems and are squatting as a last resort in long-term empty properties.
What makes the story a touch farcical is Weatherley's spineless attempt to shift blame on to those very people he has so keenly criminalized. He claimed, "If squatters really cared about the homeless then they would help them access council services, not scare them into believing that they would be arrested." So it's not the law that's the problem, but the fault of anyone who points it out to homeless people? Mmmhmm. And the government ain't exactly known for helping people access council services.
The SQUASH campaign report is part of a new drive to campaign for the repeal of the law, and to prevent the expansion of the criminalization to include commercial properties that are currently exempt.
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Line breaks: gyronPronunciation: /ˈdʒʌɪr(ə)n
Heraldry- A triangular ordinary formed by two lines from the edge of the shield meeting at the fess point at 45 degrees.More example sentences
- Commenters also indicate that the way they are drawn the gyrons cannot be blazoned as piles, as they are too short.
- In the gyronny of eight, the gyrons are following the main-lines, whereas in the gyronny of twelve, the gyrons do or don't follow the main-lines.
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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Edo Tensei Gari (S)
Edo Tensei Gari (S) is a former member of the Hidden Rock Village's explosives corps. Edo Tensei Gari (S) has been summoned to do battle in the fourth great ninja war and he seems to be enjoying himself.
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Classes: Physical, Ranged, Instant, Unique
Ground Pound
Edo Tensei Gari (S) uses Ground Pound. The following turn if an enemy uses a new skill on Edo Tensei Gari (S) that character will be dealt 25 damage. Edo Tensei Gari (S) will gain 25% damage reduction for 2 turns and heal 15 health the following 2 turns. This skill is invisible until triggered.
Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Melee, Instant, Unique
Landmine Fist
Using Landmine Fist Edo Tensei Gari (S) deals 35 piercing damage to one enemy.
Cooldown: 1
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Melee, Instant, Unique
Explosive Taunt
This skill makes Edo Tensei Gari (S) invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant
Posted on July 16, 2013 at 19:38
gaarachristian Posts: 0 |
o clan akatsuki_the_menbers esta recrutanto favor se for entra coloque avatar dos menbros das akatsuki |
Posted on July 16, 2013 at 19:39
gaarachristian Posts: 0 |
falar com samuelzika533 |
Posted on July 16, 2013 at 19:40
gaarachristian Posts: 0 |
o clan akatsuki_the_menbers esta recrutanto favor se for entra coloque avatar dos menbros das akatsuki falar com samuelzika533 |
Posted on July 19, 2013 at 00:42
bentoking Posts: 0 |
Win 5 battles in a row with Edo Tensei Deidara (S). (5/5) Win 20 battles with any Rock Ninja versus any Edo Tensei Ninja. (20/20) Win 5 battles in a row with Kurotsuchi (S). (1/5 |
Posted on July 21, 2013 at 02:13
rikecarvalho1 Posts: 0 |
ae to trocando contas tenho estas: lee1600 rikecarvalho1 felipeleo f_kirk suddhutrath uchiha_addan as 2 primeiras sao all chars quem quiser negociar mande msg, o requerimento é ser uma conta nvl alto ou ter all chars ou quase isso, flw mande msg aq se quiser alguma vlw flw |
Posted on July 22, 2013 at 04:27
!SoLdieR Posts: 0 |
hello this game four months ago or so I'm Colombian to stay if I aprenido easy, I would like to belong to a clan in which I can learn a lot and can help beat more .. q is the first time I will have clan entocnes want to get one which I tucked in well and can contribute great shape hope their messages and live Colombia! |
Posted on July 23, 2013 at 07:02
DAVAA_KILL Posts: 12 |
easy |
Posted on July 23, 2013 at 11:05
richard_jones Posts: 0 |
Exploding Palm, OP as hell. Anyone agree? |
Posted on July 23, 2013 at 16:35
cholotubi19 Posts: 0 |
Fala galera estou aki para você que não tem cla ^^ Requesitos - * Ser ativo ao chat * usar avatar do cla * Sempre visitar o site do cla Requerimentos - Mandar um pm com seguintes coisas ! Nome- Idade- High Streak- High Level- é só isso :) entrem no site do cla e no chat ! Chat=http://xat.com/xat198549927 Site=http://knkthefamily.blogspot.com.br/ |
Posted on July 25, 2013 at 03:45
Jessicabr Posts: 0 |
TODA RASPADINHA S2 RSRS oi gent,,estamos recrutando pela terceira vez o nosso clan TODA RASPADINHA S2 RSRS,,,,, SO Q agora temos requerimentos um poukinho maior do q no começo tah,,, level minimo: 16 streak: +8 porcentagem de vitoria: 70% OBS: UM PEDIDO PARA TDS,,,PAAAREEEM DE ME MANDAR ESSAS MENSAGENS SAFADAS PELO AMOR DE DEUS,,, OBS 2: SE VOU ADD NO FACE MEMBROS DO CLAN N ADICIONO QUEM N CONHEÇO OK.. ENTAO ATE MEUS AMORES BJINHOSSSSS |
Posted on July 25, 2013 at 08:14
supershadi Posts: 0 |
To whoever is reading this and needs a clan well your in luck we have a clan for you which is on the verge of becoming level 24 so if you would like to join there are no requirments but you will be judged be the top clan members good luck P.S if you woud like to join pm supershadi (me) |
Posted on July 26, 2013 at 01:22
miguelfernando13 Posts: 0 |
I want a good clan!!!!!! Quiero un buen clan!!!! |
Posted on July 28, 2013 at 05:02
boogla321 Posts: 0 |
edo tensei deidara sucks man |
Posted on July 28, 2013 at 14:53
francism10 Posts: 11 |
hes good |
Posted on July 28, 2013 at 15:51
Primarius Posts: 310 |
Ancient Vampire Clan Tremere awoke again, hunger for blood and will to embrace new recruits in order to make Tremere strong as it was before... Requirements along with application format to join Tremere are listed on forum thread with link right bellow... Click and apply here ===> Tremere Clan Recruitment Temple Benefits of being a member of Tremere: ~ Gaining help on your missions ~ Tips for gaining a perfect team ~ Having fun ===>Tremere Clan (Chat-Box) ~ Being honored member of Ancient clan Tremere ~ Making your own history with records on forum in Tremere Temple ... and who knows what future holds... The power of chakra lies hidden in many places. - Primarius |
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English: Columbine (in Italian, Colombina, "little dove"; in French, Colombine) is a fictional character in the Commedia dell'Arte.
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Ward Back for Capitals in Game 1
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Washington will have Joel Ward back in the lineup for Game 1 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal against the Rangers, according to Stephen Whyno of the Washington Times. Ward, 32, has been out with a knee injury after blocking a Sami Salo shot on Apr. 7.


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BSON and Data Interchange
There's a lot of good things about JSON — it's a standards based, language independent, representation of object-like data. Also, it's easy to read (for users and programmers alike). Each document is only about data, not complex object graphs and links. Thus it's easy to inspect without knowing all the code of an application.
This article was originally authored by Spencer Brody, a 10gen Software Engineer and Dwight Merriman, a MongoDB Core Contributor, founder and CEO of 10gen
Further, JSON is "schemaless". We do not have to predefine our
(protocol) schema. This can be quite helpful: imagine RPC'ing data from
client A to server B with a fixed schema for the messages. On a schema
change both need to be 'updated' with the new schema. If there are
many components to the system it's even more complicated of course.
There is some analogy here to XML, which can (optionally) be schemaless.
It would be nice to have a binary representation of JSON. That is what BSON is all about.
So what are the goals of BSON? They are:
- Fast scan-ability. For very large JSON documents, scanning can be slow. To skip a nested document or array we have to scan through the intervening field completely. In addition as we go we must count nestings of braces, brackets, and quotation marks. In BSON, the size of these elements is at the beginning of the field's value, which makes skipping an element easy.
- Easy manipulation. We want to be able to modify information within a document efficiently. For example, incrementing a field's value from 9 to 10 in a JSON text document might require shifting all the bytes for the remainder of the document, which if the document is large could be quite costly. (Albeit this benefit is not comprehensive: adding an element to an array mid-document would result in shifting.) It's also helpful to not need to translate the string "9" to a numeric type, increment, and then translate back.
- Additional data types. JSON is potentially a great
interchange format, but it would be nice to have a a few more data
types. Most importantly is the addition of a "byte array" data type.
This avoids any need to do base64 encoding, which is awkward.
One thing that is not a goal of BSON: compactness. The JSON document {"field":7} represents the number seven as a single byte. That's pretty good.
Perhaps the best example to date of usage of BSON is MongoDB. MongoDB uses it heavily — for sending documents over the network, persisting them to disk, as well as for internal data manipulations. In fact this is where BSON originated, although today it is a separate spec that should not be considered coupled to any one particular project.
There is BSON serialization and deserialization code for most languages; implementations are open source and mostly available under Apache 2 license. Quite a few implementations originated from a MongoDB drivers; work is underway in most drivers to fully decouple, although independent use works fine today.
If you or someone you know is using BSON in a project, please let us know by posting on the BSON mailing list. Check out bsonspec.org for more information.
Source: http://blog.mongodb.org/post/9333386434/bson-and-data-interchange
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Kathy John replied on Thu, 2012/02/23 - 10:03am
I've benchmarked BSON under JRuby to be around ten times as slow as MessagePack, and around five times as slow as JSON (all implementations are running more or less exclusively in Java code).


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From Smithian Growth to Schumpeterian Development: An Inquiry into the Development of the Kiryu Weaving District in the Early 20th Century Japan
This study finds that the process of evolutionary development of the Kiryu weaving district in Japan from 1895 to 1930 can be divided into the two phases, i.e., Smithian growth based on the inter-firm division of labor using hand looms and Schumpeterian development based on factory system using power looms. Weaving manufacturers-cum-contractors led Smithian growth by organizing sub-contracts with out-weavers in rural villages among others, thereby contributing to the steady growth in production. Newly emerged joint stock firms played a role of genuine entrepreneurs by realizing significant scale economies and transforming the traditional weaving district into a cluster of large modern factories.Download Info
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User Review: Outdoor Research Expedition Crocodiles
Fabric: 3-layer 70D Taslan Gore-Tex® upper leg + 1000D Cordura
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They are light and sturdy; this is the first impression without the crampons. As long as the user is cautious while using the crampons, there is no other real danger one can damage these gaiters.
The only drawback that I noticed is the plastic velcro strap turnaround buckle. It should have been much better off if they were metal. Mine is intact but if you pull the velcro strap to hard, that plastic piece might snap and you are doomed, so be careful with that.
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