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The Spamhaus Project
I knew there were still plenty of good guys out there on the Internet and it looks like the folks at The Spamhaus Project are among some of the best.
The project tracks the Internet's Spammers, Spam Gangs and Spam Services, provides dependable realtime anti-spam protection for Internet networks, and works with Law Enforcement to identify and pursue spammers worldwide.
They are making good progress in dealing with the extensive spam problem in China, and have been involved in several arrests of these nasty, spamming blighters!
A great effort, well worth checking out here.
The project tracks the Internet's Spammers, Spam Gangs and Spam Services, provides dependable realtime anti-spam protection for Internet networks, and works with Law Enforcement to identify and pursue spammers worldwide.
They are making good progress in dealing with the extensive spam problem in China, and have been involved in several arrests of these nasty, spamming blighters!
A great effort, well worth checking out here.
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:confused: Where will I get my super-viagra if they succeed?:mad:
Well, hopefully not via your hotmail account!
& everyone knows it wasn't really Viagra but M&Ms painted in blue...or so I heard...;)
These Spamhaus guys must have some database of all the spam they have collected - can you imagine the gigabytes of complete and utter nonsense about genital extensions and liquid viagra that is? It defies belief.
I would like a database of the goobers that actually respond to these hucksters as I would recommend immediate sterilization.
When I take over the world, that's exactly what I plan on doing ;)
Spamhaus Internet terrorists.Becoming what you opposeEditorial by Dave HayesMany folks have asked me why I stopped "contributing" to the everlasting debates in NANA (news.admin.net-abuse.*). I generally respond with something along the lines of "I don't wish to become that which I oppose". Indeed, recently I've "plonked" several entities (among them the terrorists known as "spamhaus" and "spews") simply because I no longer wish to beat my head against the stone wall of ignorance.Terrorists? Yes that's right. One definition of "terrorism" is "attacking innocents in the name of your cause". Nowhere is this more ironic and extreme than in the deeds of my old nemesi, the anti-spammer zealotry collective, some of whom are now known as spamhaus and spews. The terrorism they practice is implemented in the form of "mail blacklists".Blacklists are not a new notion. In the 1950's, the infamous McCarthy blacklists contained names of "possible communists", which ultimately led us to a more sterile culture. The social costs of what came to be called McCarthyism have yet to be computed. By conferring its prestige on the red hunt, the state did more than bring misery to the lives of hundreds of thousands of Communists, former Communists, fellow travelers, and unlucky liberals. It weakened American culture and it weakened itself. ---Victor Navasky, Naming Names (New York: Viking Press, 1980) Modern internet technology has created our own version(s) of social blacklists. Many anti-spam zealots have turned to this method for freeing their mailboxes from spam. Simply expressed, these organizations maintain databases which are supposed to contain the IP addresses of known spammers. They then provide these databases to various electronic mail servers, so that the servers can reject email based on what's in these databases.The bottom line is, if the machine that sends your email is on this list, a number of mail servers will automatically reject all email from your server.If (and only if) they restricted these blacklists to actual spammers, I doubt very seriously that I would have problem with this practice. If we could trust human beings to maintain a logical and calm viewpoint about life, I doubt that I would have a problem with these blacklists. Unfortunately we cannot trust these things in either case.Fact: Spamhaus and spews have added innocent IP blocks to their blacklists.The anti-spammer idealotry goes like this: "Anyone who gets service from a network friendly to spammers is supporting the spammers and therefore our enemy." (The friend of my enemy is my enemy too?)So here's how this goes. Once a network provider is branded "a communist"...er excuse me..."a spammer", ALL of their IP ranges are blocked. Typically a network provider is providing services for smaller service providers, many of whom would never and have never engaged in spamming of any kind. No notice is really given on these blacklisting events, rather you find out when mail starts bouncing to some destination. Usually an end customer is the first to notice, and that customers is directed by the bounce to complain to...their own ISP!In essence, the customer is tricked into presenting the terrorist anti-spam agenda to the ISP. The ISP turns around and finds out that -their- provider (or provider's provider) is what the anti-spam zealots want "silenced". Until that target complies with their arbitrary agenda (usually of the form "stop spamming", but this is not always true...see below), everyone else has to suffer with electronic mail blocks.What's wrong with this? Everything. * First and foremost, the most often heard reason anti-spammers are so rabid about anti-spam is "it makes electronic mail unusable for average people". If this is true, then how does blocking innocent email help this situation? In fact, blacklisting innocents contributes to the problem. The hypocrisy here is so thick I doubt even a knife can cut it. * The dishonor of the practice of blacklists is amazing. Many naive internet mail administrators add blacklists like spamhaus "because they work to reduce spam". Lots of these sites have no idea that they are being cut off from legitimate email because of these machinations. If their customers really knew that they were cutoff, I wonder how many would still buy service? Getting rid of spam is one thing, blocking that key business email that means $100K in sales is quite another. Lets take this one step further. Person A buys email service from ISP X who is using Spamhaus to block spam email. Person A's daughter, who's income is very low due to being a student in college, buys email service from ISP Y (because it's cheap) who uses IAP S as their connectivity. ISP Y buys network from IAP S because it's cheap. Due to real life constraints, the only contact Person A has with their daughter is email. IAP S suddenly gets put on the anti-spam master blacklist. The same day, Person A's daughter has a car accident. A roommate desperately tries to send email to Person A but it's blocked. Worse, it's blocked because these zealots have an idealogical cause which is set up to be more important than a person's life. This is the height of dishonor. * The practice is quite criminal by many definitions and with criminals on all sides: o Any ISP that is blocked is told to "comply with our demands or be blacklisted" (a.k.a. extortion). o Attacking innocents in the name of their cause (a.k.a. terrorism). o Since the control of the blacklist is out of the hands of the service provider who subscribes to it, by law you must clearly state "random people may be blocked to your email box by other people who are not under our control" before selling "email services". I've never seen this stated on any ISP ad. (a.k.a false advertising) o Blacklisting ISPs is a good way of knocking them out of business (a.k.a restraint of trade) o If spam ever goes away, these organizations will also. Thus they have a vested interest in keeping spam alive (a.k.a playing both sides of the street)Do note that the anti-spammers claim these practices are not criminal and will "reduce economic support for the 'spam friendly' ISPs". This claim is quite erroneous:Fact: Spammer companies have far more money than most innocents.Yep, to the tune of millions of dollars per month. SPAM is big business. Do you think that the income of one little ISP with 1000 customers is going to make any difference against the large income of a spam company? No! All that does is clear more bandwidth for the spammers to use, should the little ISP cave in and switch to another provider.While there's no proof (that I'm aware of), it's not so far fetched to open up questions of collusion between "the providers that are anti-spam" and the "anti-spam blacklists". Certain providers, to compete, may pay the blacklist groups lots of money to keep attacking innocents, which gets them more customers in the long run as ISPs fold because they cant afford the connectivity provided by the "anti-spam supporter" providers.I've established some things here: 1. In my opinion, blacklists are bad. 2. The anti-spammers are resorting to clearly criminal activities to further their goals: extortion, restraint-of-trade, terrorism. 3. The effect the anti-spammers are trying to have by blocking innocents only works to destroy email connectivity, the cure is worse than the disease.This brings me to my concluding point. The original complaint against spammers included accusations of being criminal. Most spammers are considered criminal. Yet look at the anti-spammers! In their undying eternal zeal to end spam, they have become just what they oppose! Criminals and email destroyers. Gee, isn't this what they call the spammers?The aware person realizes that fighting something only makes it stronger. Indeed, when you see two people rabidly on one side or the other, it's very hard to distinguish the two. They almost appear to be the same person, willing to commit any atrocity for the sake of their ideology or economics. What more do I need to know?So, in a roundabout way, that's why I don't participate. I've done my days of tilting at windmills. I've presented my pearls, but the swine didn't hear any of them. They've misrepresented my position countless times for their own agendas, failed to understand even the most basic of the concepts I've explained, and twisted what I've said to make me out to be something I am not. ("Spam supporter"...lol)I have finally realized that it has less to do with the ability to understand, it's mostly that they are not willing to understand. So in that climate I should once again venture forth into that primal never-ending argumentia that is NANA?No. I'm sorry. I have far better things to do.
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A time for thanks
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It's time for thanks. But, how often do we put off expressing gratitude and appreciation only to find the opportunity lost? Maybe you overlooked the mechanic in the repair shop whom you have trusted for years. When you discover he's left the job, you realize how much you valued his expertise and never took the time to express your appreciation.
For me, it's easy to take for granted the people who show up at the dog park every morning at sunrise. Both my dog and I look forward to greeting them and sharing a few moments of the day. I appreciate their presence, yet what prevents me from thanking them for being a regular part of my life?
What about the friendly clerk at the post office or the grocery store? The dental hygienist who cleans your teeth? The neighbor across the street? The friend who lives a thousand miles away? How often do we tell them that they are appreciated?
People die. People move away. And suddenly it's too late - we've missed our opportunity. Our hearts ache with regret. Voila! We can learn the importance of expressing gratitude.
Yes, it's Thanksgiving time - time to give thanks to those we love, time to give thanks for nature's beauty and fresh air, and time to give thanks for the freedom and opportunities we enjoy in our lives.
As we face local, national and global challenges including health care, a failing economy and environmental crises, focusing on all we have to be grateful for is essential to our well-being. Appreciating the small things, appreciating that which inspires and sustains you, and appreciating the importance of connecting with others are daily opportunities to live in gratitude.
Gratitude dissipates fear and that, in turn, reduces anxiety. With an attitude of gratitude, we can begin the day with prayers of thanks for being alive. We can turn to our beloved partner and say, "Thanks for being with me for another day."
Hug the children and remind them that they are blessings in your life. Do random acts of kindness leaving behind a silent trail of goodwill. Pet the pets. Befriend the elderly. Intentionally take time to gaze at the stars and smell the autumn leaves as they become mulch for the winter.
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What treasures in your life are you grateful for? Good health? Peace of mind? A job that satisfies you? Do you allow yourself to focus on the small things each and every day - and be grateful as those small things fill your heart with gratitude?
Opening your heart to gratitude also opens it so that more good may come into your life. A simple daily practice of listing 10 things that make you happy, 10 parts of your body that function well, 10 people who have helped you in the past and 10 things in nature that move you deeply will activate an attitude of gratitude. You will be surprised and pleased at the difference it makes.
Instead of complaining, express appreciation. Speak positively and lovingly. See everything as a blessing - even when it comes disguised in unpleasant trappings.
It's easy to give thanks for what we perceive to be beneficial but sustainable gratitude comes when we are willing to be thankful for any fortune - good or bad. Gratitude is not an action but a state of being.
Extending kindness by serving your community is a way of saying thanks - a way to give back and feel connected. Volunteer as a tutor, an aid for the elderly or join a trail maintenance team. Seeing a need and filling it makes you part of a circle of giving and receiving.
At the end of each day, reflect on where you've been, whom you've met and how much you have enjoyed that particular day. Give a thousand thanks for every breath you take. Gratitude is the sweetest of all - once, twice, a hundred times.
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That would be snake. the perpetual criminal who thinks he is cool but just generally an idiot.
Originally Posted by geburgess There's also a B1G one: Ay...Dios Mio!
Originally Posted by DistrictCyclone Candidates for KU: Frank Grimes--thinks he's superior, but he really just blows. Grandpa Simpson--always talking about the glory days way back when ("we invented the game", "in my day we used a peach basket") Nelson Muntz--acts like a bully to hide their own insecurities Tall Guy--good at basketball, but likely sucks at everything else Please. KU is clearly Ralph Wiggum.
Chuck Lidell: I paint my toenails with pink and black polish. Problem is, I get more paint on my toes and on the carpet than on my nails. Any advice? Maria Sharapova: Don't you beat up other guys for a living? I don't know how to answer this.
Duffman is thrusting in the direction of mediocrity!
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
Just for the chance to say "Cletis, the Jayhawk Yokel."
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Already saw this bro...
My teams: (as of 9/20/13) Cleveland Browns: 0-2 - .000 Cleveland Indians: 83-70 - .542 Cleveland Cavs: 24-58 - .293 Iowa State Cyclones (FB): 0-2 - .000 9/22/18 & 9/7/19 Akron and Iowa State CAN'T WAIT!
Erik, I'm thoroughly disappointed in you. This has been posted already.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams I agree. We didn't choose Iowa State because it is easy. We chose Iowa State because it is awesome. Post from HawkeyeNation: So frickin jealous of what they have in Ames. It's truly amazing what Fred has done coming in with 0 coaching experience.
I know it's been here before. I just wanted to type "Cletis, the Jayhawk Yokel." Now I got to do it again.
the Big 10 is good too...
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I have to admit I find all these hilarious.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik I know it's been here before. I just wanted to type "Cletis, the Jayhawk Yokel." Now I got to do it again. Oh, well carry on.
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Lifting Limits on Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Politics over Science and Ethics
March 09, 2009
In a column to be published in the March 12 Catholic Standard newspaper, Washington Archbishop Donald W. Wuerl called the decision by President Barack Obama to void restrictions on federal funding of embryonic stem cell research disheartening. He went on to explain the Churchs support for ethical scientific research, such as adult stem cell research, noting its success over the past decades in addressing disease and illness. The column follows. Lifting Limits on Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Politics over Science and Ethics The announcement that President Barack Obama has signed an executive order voiding restrictions on federal funding of embryonic stem cell research is very disheartening news. It is described by Cardinal Justin Rigali, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee on Pro-Life Activities, as a sad victory of politics over science and ethics. Human life is not to be treated as a commodity, as a raw material to be used in science experiments, but as the gift of God that it is. What is particularly distressing about the Presidents decision is that it is not necessary. Ethical alternatives to embryonic stem cell research, such as the use of adult stem cell tissue and umbilical cord blood where there is no destruction of innocent human life, already exist and have been used successfully for decades. The Catholic Church supports scientific advances, but the decision to move forward should not be based on whether something can be done, but whether it should be done. As a society, we are called to protect the dignity of all human life and therefore must oppose embryonic stem cell research. While stem cell research may not be on the list of daily concerns that many of us face, it is of such significance that we need to understand fully the realities and consequences. Decisions made now could result in a principle that claims that we are free to take another human life if we deem it justified by the end result. To concede that the end even potential relief to illnesses and injuries justifies the means is to set a truly dangerous principle. A stem cell is a cell that can renew itself and give rise to one or more specialized cell types with specific functions in the body. A tiny speck to the human eye, it nonetheless has the potential to develop into a range of different tissues and to serve as a sort of repair system for the human body. The science of cell therapy concentrates on ways to replace, repair or enhance the biological function of damaged tissues or organs by transplantation of isolated or characterized cells. Thus, we hear so much about the potential for all kinds of cures and health care advances. At the beginning of human life, after the sperm and egg join to form an embryo, there come into being human cells that scientists tell us are undifferentiated. They are called embryonic stem cells because they are located in a human embryo. These cells are believed to have the potential to become a wide variety of cell types, which is why they are of interest to some scientists. Many consider stem cells acquired from embryos that have been classified as leftovers from in vitro fertilization or that will be cloned specifically to be research subjects to be fair game for research purposes. Yet, embryos are not the only source of stem cells and arguably are not the best source. Alternative, ethical sources of stem cells offer more realistic hope for cures and treatments of diseases and illnesses. Stem cells from adult tissues have the potential to yield specialized cell types of the tissue from which it originated such as liver (hepatic), brain (neural), or blood (haematopoietic). Scientists assert that not only are adult stem cells more readily available, they also are more effective. Adult stem cells have begun to help patients with over 70 different diseases and injuries. Stem cells derived from placental or umbilical cord blood also have proven to be remarkably effective. Originally it was theorized that stem cells from these sources would be ineffective because they are limited in their ability to become various types of cells. However, these stem cells have been successfully differentiated into needed tissue and now are healing human illnesses. Science cannot deny that human life begins at conception. At the heart of the moral issue involving embryonic stem cell research is the reality that an embryo is killed so that his or her stem cells can be used for research by scientists seeking to harvest cells for the good of someone else. Since there is an undeniable continuity of life, beginning at conception through birth and on through natural death, at what point do we permit harvesting body parts of a living human, ending his or her life, for someone else? Technology can be a blessing yet, like all science, it requires ethical reflection on its use if it is to be truly at the service of all of us. We all long for cures and therapies that can overcome physical afflictions. At the same time, we need as well to pray for guidance that what we do is what we ought to do. What raises our technological expertise to a truly human level is our capacity to reflect on the ethical and moral dimensions of what we do.
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Phonetics and phonology are two branches of linguistics that deal primarily with the structure of human language sounds. Phonetics focuses on the physical manifestations of speech sounds and on theories of speech production and perception. Phonology is concerned with the systems of rules (or constraints) that determine how the sounds of a language combine and influence one another.
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Phonology cares about the entire sound system for a given language. The goal is to formulate a model/theory which explains not only the sound patterns found in a particular language, but the patterns found in all languages. Examples of questions which are interesting to phonologists are: How do sounds change due to the sounds around them? (For example, why does the plural of cat end with an 's'-sound, the plural of dog end with a 'z'-sound, and the plural of dish end in something sounding like 'iz'?) How do sounds combine in a particular language? (For example, English allows 't' and 'b' to be followed by 'l' - rattle, rabble, atlas, ablative - so why then does 'blick' sound like a possible word in English when 'tlick' does not?)
People whose research lies in or has ties to phonetics-phonology in some respect are Mary Paster at Pomona College and Carmen Fought at Pitzer College.
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LGCS103: Comparative and Historical Linguistics,
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Family owned Caribbean/Puerto Rican cuisine located inside the Ponce de Leon Mall (its the former pizza store location across the former theatre's ticket booth). Delicious, inexpensive, simple homemade meal. Empanadas are cooked to order therefore comes out piping hot! Limited menu is basic and varies on daily basis (i.e. beef on Mondays, chicken on Tuesdays, fish on Fridays... etc.). The... More
Visited after reading reviews in Tripadvisor. Sure enough found food delicious and inexpensive. Small take out but with tables where you can sit and eat. Very nice family. Varied clientele; spoke with one local family that goes there often. I recommended it to my best man and his wife who live in St Augustine and love Puerto Rican food. Maria... More
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Bacon Onion Turnovers Recipe
- 3 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1 cup warm milk (110° to 115°)
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 3-1/2 to 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 pound sliced bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1 large onion, diced
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the milk, butter and salt; beat until smooth. Stir in enough flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a lightly floured surface; divided into 30 pieces. Roll each into a 4-in. circle. Combine bacon and onion; place about 2 teaspoons on one side of each circle. Fold dough over filling; press edges with a fork to seal. Place 3 in. apart on greased baking sheets. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 20 minutes.
- Brush with egg. Bake at 425° for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to wire racks. Serve warm. Yield: 2-1/2 dozen.
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I used my bread machine for the dough; with only 1 package of yeast. It rose just fine, but did take a bit longer than the recipe stated - one complete dough cycle. I'm not sure the dough needs all that butter; it did not taste much richer than my regular bread dough which has 2 Tbsps of oil.
The turnovers tasted good, but were quite dry. We tried various condiments for dipping and found sweet/spicy bar-b-que sauce to be the best. Spicy brown mustard was too over-powering.
one of the first recipies I tried when I discovered Taste of Home Mag. and still a favorite. good for quick breakfast on the run, snack or brunch, late nite. easy and delicious. make often, keep in freezer for quick snacks.
This is a family favorite! Easy to make and enjoyed by all! Love it.
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