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Mens Health also had some comments on this. I will paste their comments in plain text, and the link to their article at the end.
Don't believe everything you read. There was lots of attention given today to the announcement that the rudest drivers in the country are in Miami.
We at Men's Health beg to differ. Today's announcement was based on a simple survey that asked people where they see the worst driving habits.
Our own MetroGrades rating from earlier this year was based on hard data. We think it's much more useful.
And Miami was bad (20th worst), but not the worst. The worst was Columbia, South Carolina, followed by St. Louis, Missouri, and Greensboro, North Carolina.
Today's ratings were based on people's opinions of how many drivers run red lights, slam on brakes and talk on cell phones. And it only ranked 25 cities.
We were more thorough. We dug up actual numbers: Speeding, fatal accidents, accident frequency — even how many people don't wear seatbelts (a sign of recklessness).
In terms of your health, there's a big difference between annoying habits and dangerous behavior.
By the way, the best cities for driving safely: Des Moines, Iowa, Jersey City, New Jersey, and — surprise! — New York, which finished second-worst in today's poll.
I spent the first 30 years of my life in Boston and there's no %$*&@! way those *&%$@ing Drivers don't lead the league in &%$#@in' road rage!
Boston is doing better in the rankings these days because traffic is moving so slowly that it's near impossible to get into a fatal accident. That's why it can get a B- (lots of accidents, but not a lot of fatal accidents) when looking at safety, but be #3 in terms of rudeness (though I also find it hard to believe that Miami or NYC are worse – at least the roads make sense in NYC, and Miami could just be filled with old people).
Chicago drivers are by far not the rudest, but the most STUPID!!! Around here unless someone has 10 feet of open space on either side of their car, they will NOT go around someone. Instead of using one's horn here (Chicago), people see it more polite to yell, flip you off, throw stuff at you, roar around and you and slam on their brakes to try to cause an accident, and my favorite… flash their brights at you to get you to do what they want when in all retrospec blinds everyone around you and increases the possibilities of getting into an accident. MAKES SENSE TO ME!!! I must say, I have driven in NYC many times and to be honest, I would take NYC's rush hour anyday over having to drive with a bunch of Chicago dumbasses like I do everyday now.
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By Andrew Gaddess, FCS Assistant
New Britain, CT (Sports Network) - Central Connecticut State overcame a late rally and a career day by Duquesne running back Larry McCoy to pull out a 31-29 win Saturday at Arute Field.
Trailing 31-23 with 1:37 remaining, quarterback Sean Patterson led the Dukes on a 12-play, 89-yard drive, culminating in a five-yard touchdown pass to Dave Williams in the back of the end-zone.
The Dukes successful two-point conversion attempt was called back however, as it was determined that receiver Akeem Moore stepped out of bounds before hauling in the game-tying pass.
The Dukes frantic comeback attempt was largely made possible by McCoy's outstanding effort.
"We had him in the backfield and he would break a couple of tackles, and that's just what good backs do," said Central Connecticut State defensive back Dominique Rose. "I salute him for that, but we've got to pick it up with our tackling."
McCoy carried the ball 24 times for 246 yards and a touchdown. The total was a career best for McCoy and the fifth-highest in the history of Duquesne football.
McCoy's effort, while brilliant, should be placed in perspective. Central Connecticut State entered today's game ranked No. 101 in the FCS in rushing defense, allowing 196.2 yards per game.
"We took a step back today," said Central Connecticut State coach Jeff McInerney, when asked about the run defense. "We've got a lot of work to do...Give (Duquesne) credit, but we've got to get better if we want to win a championship."
Despite its struggles against the run, Central Connecticut State now stands at 4-2 (3-0 NEC) and appears poised to make a run at the conference's first-ever automatic playoff bid.
"I think the automatic bid is so wonderful for our conference," said McInerney. "There is more at stake, but I don't think that changes any way the way both teams compete on the field. That's just NEC football, we play in a lot of close ones and fortunately we've been on the good side more than the bad side."
Following a bye week, the Blue Devils must endure a ferocious NEC stretch in order to secure that automatic bid.
"When you've got Albany, Wagner, Robert Morris on the road, Monmouth on the road, and back here for senior day and St. Francis, I'm going to say that is pretty tough," said McInerney.
The game at Robert Morris on Nov. 6 may prove to be the Blue Devil's toughest NEC test, and will surely hold severe playoff implications.
Robert Morris is currently tied with Central Connecticut State atop the NEC standings, and has lost just one game since falling to the Blue Devils on Oct. 10, 2009.
The Colonials will surely have the teams previous encounter, as well as the automatic playoff bid in mind.
Still, if the Blue Devils can sure up their faulty run defense, they should be capable of overcoming Robert Morris and the rest of the conference in what is truly a historic year for the NEC.


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Troopers Respond to Wildwood for Assault Over Phone Use
Last Thursday, just after 4:00am, the Alaska State Troopers responded to the Wildwood Correctional Facility in Kenai for a reported assault.
According to the State Troopers, subsequent investigation revealed that a 22-year-old female inmate and a 32-year-old female inmate started fighting over the use of a telephone.
Medical attention wasn't needed for either inmate, and further charges are being forwarded to the District Attorney's office for review.
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"This good press is a good example of the city's momentum. It goes with the story that's unfolding right now—the new restaurants, more outdoor dining, throngs of people on Independence Mall and all over the city, more people visiting and visiting for longer periods of time," said Meryl Levitz, president and CEO of VISIT PHILADELPHIA™. "Philadelphia is a premier destination, and the place to be. VISIT PHILADELPHIA is happy to be the promotion agency for a city that over-delivers."
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The Sonesta isn't the only property raising the bar. It seems Philadelphia's hotels are vying for the top bar scene, which means locals and out-of-towners win. On the menu: craft beers, fantastic wines, inventive drinks and delicious bites, plus distinguishing features (skyline views, outdoor dining,...
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Nucleoprotein - P15682 (NCAP_I33A0)
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Encapsidates the negative strand viral RNA, protecting it from nucleases. The encapsidated genomic RNA is termed the ribonucleoprotein (RNP) and serves as template for transcription and replication. The RNP needs to be localized in the nucleus to start an infectious cycle, but is too large to diffuse through the nuclear pore complex. NP comprises at least 2 nuclear localization signals and is responsible of the active RNP import into the nucleus through the cellular importin alpha/beta pathway. Later in the infection, nucleus export of RNP are mediated through viral proteins NEP interacting with M1 which binds nucleoproteins. It is possible that the nucleoprotein binds directly exportin-1 (XPO1) and plays an active role in RNP nuclear export. M1 interaction with RNP seems to hide nucleoprotein's nuclear localization signals. Soon after a virion infects a new cell, M1 dissociates from the RNP under acidification of the virion driven by M2 protein. Dissociation of M1 from RNP unmask nucleoprotein's nuclear localization signals, targeting the RNP to the nucleus (By similarity). (data source: UniProt )
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Homomultimerizes to form the nucleocapsid. May bind human exportin-1. Binds to viral genomic RNA. Protein-RNA contacts are mediated by a combination of electrostatic interactions between positively charged residues and the phosphate backbone and planar interactions between aromatic side chains and bases (By similarity). (data source: UniProt )
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Light Shadows (Vinyl Edition)
Will Samson
Limited Edition 12" Vinyl incl. DL code
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SIDE A: Rusting Giants, Empty Atoms, Colliding With Oceans
SIDE B: Sanctuary, Rusting Giants (Ritornell Rerustle), Colliding With Oceans (Benoît Pioulard Rework)
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Writing about music is something I try to avoid wherever possible, but in this case, I felt that some background insight into this little record may be of some benefit to the kind people who will listen to it.
There is a lot that I would like to say about the events that influenced the making of these songs – however, I will try to keep this as concise as possible.
For a few weeks I have been trying to figure out a way in which I can explain the following, without sharing too much personal detail – however, I've realised that tiptoeing around these facts would simply hinder the essence of what I wanted to express.
So, it goes something like this;
In May last year, roughly 1-2 weeks after putting the final touches to my last album, Balance, and securing its release on Karaoke Kalk, I received an unexpected phone call from England. My Dad had cancer.
The next week I was on a plane back to the UK.
The following months were something of a blur. I would spend the days at a summer job (pruning trees, cutting grass & generally attempting to look after plants) whilst racing to visit my wonderful Dad in between my lunch breaks and straight after finishing work. It was an exhausting schedule, but one that wasn't to last very long – as only two months after his diagnosis, my Dad (and one of my greatest friends) took his last, peaceful breath.
It was an experience that still simultaneously makes my heart ache to its core & fills me with unbounded gratitude – for only now can I deeply appreciate the privilege of being born & joy of simply being.
But, a year and a half on, I am left feeling deeply puzzled about one thing in particular. How have we come to live in a 'developed' Western world that not only, on some level, seems to deny the inevitability of one's own death, but even feels largely uncomfortable in openly discussing the subject? We will all leave this beautiful planet one day and our physical bodies will eventually return into the ground. I truly do not mean that to be sad, depressing or morbid – it is simply a fact of life. To deny such a basic truth is to live at odds with reality. After all, is death not as natural an occurrence as birth?
I cannot help but feel that if we were raised to fully understand and realise the impermanence of all things & were taught to practise non-attachment to our external world, that death (that heavy and loaded word) would cease to be a such a taboo subject, and maybe…just maybe, even become a peaceful & celebratory experience for those involved.
Everything around us is changing constantly. Even the atoms that make up our bodies (and all matter) are forever vibrating and shifting. In fact, I recently read that these very foundations of our bodies are entirely replaced within each of our lifetimes.
So, if the nature of our world is to behave in such a way – why do we choose to desperately cling onto things that cannot possibly be clung to? If we were to truly realise and fully accept our own fleeting, earthly existence then we could massively transform our life experiences in tremendously positive ways. Perhaps we would finally understand that the present moment is all that ultimately exists & take responsibility for our own perceptions of the world – instead of blaming 'life' for our sometimes seemingly unjust troubles (many of which are so often created by our own minds).
Remember that we are, quite literally, remnants of stardust ("The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of star stuff." – Carl Sagan), spinning around at 1000+ miles per hour on a rich, blue planet…in infinite space. Would you not agree that that is a stunningly beautiful concept?
So, with that said….'Light Shadows' is a strange amalgamation of all of these things I have mentioned, that gradually seeped their way into my consciousness, since 'Balance' was released a year ago. Of course, I could never and would never attempt to portray this into any piece of music…but it would be unfair for me to deny that these events and realisations had not, in some way, attributed to the end result of this tiny, little release. – Peace & Love, Will
released 25 April 2014
Produced by Will Samson & Florian Frenzel
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All you gotta do is use the "L" key on your keyboard to guide LiLo to the safety of her jail cell. Enjoy!
Best TMZ Game EVER!!!!
now that is funny...
Carissa - you're an idiot and need crazy pills yourself - shut up and go finish your morning scotch. People like you are the reason Lindsay is going to be munching carpet in jail.
This game isn't difficult. Took me 1 min to get use to it. Haha...bunch of whiners!! Anyhow, I helped Lilo make it to jail where she belongs. See you in 90 days Linds LOL
4 real wats up with the eyes in the background?
OMG, haha this game is so much fun when your STONED AND HIGH
Stoned AND high, Sexystud??? Have fun...
This game sukks! Doesn't work at all. Did no one test pilot it first?
Won't work for me, but I'm using an old electric computer.
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you have to click on the game with your mouse before pressing "L" on your keyboard.
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Bound for Amalfi..please advise!
- erica Apr 3, 2008 01:59 PM
We will be spending 5 nights in Amalfi (and 2 in Naples; will post separately after doing more research) at the end of the month. I am looking for great eating and any and all food-related tips.
Most dinners will be in Amalfi, where we are staying, but also willing to take the bus to nearby towns for great eating.
Also, I have planned one day for Cetara, Paestum and the mozzarella stands on the road near Battipaglia. For this we plan to hire a car and driver. I own the SlowFood book and, along with the other tips, would love to hear of any experiences in SF's Cetara osterie:
Il Convento
San Pietro
Amalfi SlowFood listings are:
Cantina San Nicola
Trattoria da Rispoli (In Pogerola)
In Atrani:
A Paranza
Also would like the word on these (not in SlowFood) in Amalfi:
Da Gemma
Eolo (in Marina Riviera Hotel)
La Caravella
Any good pizza in the town? (one name for this that I have is: San Giusseppe, owned by a local baker)
What about a lunch or dinner place in Ravello..nothing formal, however.
What foods are worth seeing out to bring home??
Many, many thanks, in advance!
We just got back in February. Amalfi is beautiful! We too spend a few days in Naples, Amalfi and Rome.
You MUST EAT at Pizzeria Trianon and at Pizzeria da Michele. They are both a few blocks from Garibaldi station on the east side of town. There are websites and articles online debating which of these two pizzerias serve the best pizza in the world. We went to Trianon twice in our three days there. Tried about 5 different pies. Buffalo mozzarella and funghi pizzas are a must.
Trattoria a Tari is a short walk into the town of Amalfi. They have prix fixe meals and very good frutti de mare (seafood) selection. I asked the local fruit vendor and this is what he recommended.
Pansa (coffee shop/bakery/wine shop) is to the right of the Duomo when you first enter Amalfi. Find some time for a coffee or pastry there. We also bought wine and food for a makeshift dinner at our bed and breakfast.
And if you see Coco, a brown lab, that always hang out around the Duomo, tell him we said hi! He followed us whereever we went, the 3 times we were in Amalfi.
Villa Ruffino Garden is a good place to see the gardens and views from Ravello. You have to pay a small fee to get in. I asked a local resident of a good place to eat and we ended up at Compa Cosimo restaurant on Via Roma. Good thing is they are open even during the off hours of 2-4pm. Our waitress was distinctively Italian, with her loud friendly voice and frilly pink apron. No english here, so brush up on your Italian. My husband had the piatti della casa, a smorgasbord of pastas and cannelloni, which was the best choice.
We also bought fruit and olives and odds and ends at the market down the stairs from the main square.
If you want some info about Sorrento, Capri or Rome, just let me know.
I'm so excited about your trip! Ours was so eventful and memorable. We took 800 pics (first trip out of country for two of my friends) and I kept a 11 page journal. You'll really enjoy it.
re: MMRuth
Sorrento was my favorite, because we happened to be there during Carnivale. There's only 20,000 residents in this town, but they all were out strolling the street with their families. Kids are so welcomed here. They have a supermarket in the middle of town, so we bought alot of gifts and snacks and water.
It drizzled the entire day we took to Capri. But it was still fun. Unfortunately, most restaurants are closed between 2-6pm, so the only restaurant open at that time is Verginiello. They had great food. I discovered caprese salad there. Now we make it all the time at home. If you are riding the ferry back to the mainland, try Caremar. It's cheaper and bigger. The SNAV was nauseating and small, not to mention more expensive.
As for Naples, we weren't aware of the garbage issue, but wondered why it was so dirty. Fortunately, by staying up late to watch the SuperBowl, we were able to see the cleaning crew at work in the middle of the night. They literally scooped up all the garbage and pile it in the corner. I think Naples is a diamond in the rough. We stayed down the street from Garibaldi station, which is notoriously dirty and noisy. But I found it quaint, since it was just a short stay. And discovering Pizzeria Trianon was worth it.
re: MMRuth
I've gone to Europe off season for the last five years. Even though alot of things are closed, I think we still get the most for our buck. I hope you have a great trip! Don't forget to go to the Blue Grotto in Capri. We have a three year old, and the tide was too high to do so.
re: ttsui
Goodness, how can I think you for such a generous response? Asking the fruit vendor was a stroke of genius! When you say prix fixe, do you mean a set number of courses for a fixed price with no choice?
I will start a new thread about Naples within a few days..there are so many opinions on the pizza issue... I have to do a bit more reading first so I can narrow things down before asking...
re: erica
The prix fixe comes with 3 course, with 2 choices per course. So it's still quite a variety to choose from. My p.f. was 18 euros, the same price as my husband's seafood pasta. You're welcome. Good luck on Naples. Just remember....it's a diamond in the rough. It's really a quaint city.
Amalfi: Def recommend Da Gemma for lunch and/or dinner.
Last October we had a beautiful lunch there...two photos attached. One was the Eggplant Penne and the other was a delicious Cheese Ravioli.
As for Ravello: You must do lunch at Cumpa Cosimo. I had the pasta special of the day....I could barely finish it!
Have a wonderful time!
We at at this place in Paestum and the food was very good - my chickpea dish was on the simple side (they offer the local specialties. Its a rather plush environment, big place.
http://www.lucianopignataro.com/artic.... The other patrons were mostly local business people eating wonderful looking seafood which I think I would order if visiting again. the Pignataro website which Ive recommended before has tons of recommendations in the region.
I know you have been planning this trip for a long time - do have a wonderful time. It is a special region.
I think a couple of the Positano reccs from Slowfood are mainly from Montepertuso, a hamlet up the hill. Im probably making a bore of myself recommending taking the mountainside walks in the area, but its truly wonderful, eating in the little villages gives a motivation and the walking burns off the cals.
Ive previously recommended Cumpa Cosimo in Ravello. their appetizer plate and pasta plates are both excellent. Buy one of each and you have a meal for two. The over-the-top waitress somebody mentions is probably the owner, who is very friendly and famous. Yes, there are a lot of tourists in there, but the food and welcome are both genuine. BTW,Not a lot of good places to eat in that town if you x out the expensive hotel restaurants. If I had to go to a hotel restaurant Id make it "Pan's Flute" up at the Villa Cimbrone - the gardens and the view are defintitely worth the climb. the wine shop a few doors toward the main piazza from Cumpa Cosimo is very nice - the have a fine limoncello, made down in Minori, I think. If you want to do an easy walk, and your knees can take a long downhill, I suspect the walk down from Ravello to Minori through the lemon groves is a nice one. There is a well know pastry shop there where you can revive and then catch the SITA bus back to Amalfi. We walked down from Ravello to Atrani and that is wonderful too, but I think it may be more steps.
the walk over to Atrani from Amalfi is easy, follow the signs through the town (you dont have to go on the road) and A'Paranza is worth the walk. I second the recommendation of the Pansa bakery.
re: jen kalb
JenKalb: Many thanks for the wealth of good information, as always. I had forgotten about the Pignataro site. Let me know if you think of anything else and I will post back with more questions, and begin the Naples thread soon..
I will put that Ravello-Minori walk on my list..will certainly need to work off the massive calorie intake!
re: erica
With the great tips I've received, 5 days in Amalfi is beginning to seem pitifully short.
Here is a promising link I found from the Salerno newspaper:
Make sure you go to La Cambusa at the beach in Positano sit outside and ask for Mario the waiter. Tell him you know Lana.
re: erica
there are a couple of mentions on slowtrav. Im not clear from the description whether its on the Atrani or Amalfi side of the tunnel. We liked A'Paranza in Atrani a great deal but werent even aware of Da Zaccaria, so I cant comment on the comparison. Its hard to miss in these towns with the simple local dishes. The fish called "pezzogna" seems to be a choice one which they offer sometimes. We were there off season so there was more of a problem finding restaurants open than securing a table. Since you will be there for a few days Id say you can probably wait to book til you are there.
We are now in Rome after spending five nights in Ravello. We had lunch at Maccus one day in Amalfi and enjoyed it greatly. It's on a quiet side street away from the main road. We shared the carpaccio of polpino (octopus) which was really terrific and each of us had a different fish. I had the fish of the day amalfitana style (a fillet in a sauce similar to puttanesca) and my husband had grilled swordfish. Everything was fresh and delicious.
In Ravello, we had dinner three nights at the Cumpa Cosimo. The family that owns the place (husband, wife -- the one in the phony apron, and the son -- who loves to talk about wine) were all incredibly nice and everyone there speaks wonderful English. The atmosphere is what makes this place so fun. Boisterous and warm. The "mamma" likes to pat cheeks and ply you with extra food. The food itself is very solid, basic fare. The seasonal antipasti platter was delicious. Pizza was just ok. Pastas and meats were very good. Tiramisu is definitely homemade (unlike the half frozen one we were served at our hotel.)
On our last day in Ravello, we discovered another restaurant Ristorante Vittoria at lunch and liked it so much that we returned for dinner. A much more sedate atmosphere but more creative food. Still, this is not overly formal. Because it's a resort community, I think a lot of variations in attire are tolerated. A couple that came after us for dinner were wearing shorts. This is a chef that has had some training and is ambitious. At lunch, my husband started with a salad of tender cuttlefish and fennel sliced so they looked almost the same topped with celery ice cream that melted into the salad. I had a zuppette di frutti di mare which was basically a bowl of clams and mussels in a small amount of spicy broth. We both had the lasagnetta which was round sheets of pasta layered with sausage and broccoli and bound with lots of cheese and cream. The presentation was artful with the pasta surrounded by drops of balsamic vinegar that added a complexity and cut the richness of the dish. For dinner, our starter was again a winner -- the artichoke flan in a rich walnut sauce. Entrees were very good though not as outstanding as the other dishes. My husband had the lamb chops and I had the shank of roast suckling pig. What a huge portion! But the meat is very moist and tender.
Thank god we're now tromping off the calories in Rome.
re: mrclark
Thanks for taking time to post while on vacation! I will move Maccus into the "almost definite" category..
Here is the site, for anyone interested:
re: pejay
PJ -- I just returned from Positano 3 weeks ago ... don't forget to go to Le Sirenuse Hotel and have drinks on the patio -- the view is a once in a lifetime spot!! Although, frankly, most of the hotels in Positano have the same glorious view, having drinks is the way to soak up that luxury without breaking the bank. (The Hotel Poseidon looked nice also, but we were there in March, when several hotels were not yet open for the season!!) And ... don't forget to have dinner at Max's -- the winebar/restaurant/art gallery just up the street from the church in Positano. Congrats and have fun!!
re: PeggyD
thanks so much...I will do all of the above!
Hi, we are in Naples right now. We tried the pizza at da Michele yesterday and were blown away. We went at 3:30 pm and there was still a long line of ppl waiting for tables! Thankfully the wait wasn't long and the pizza was worth every second of the wait! They only serve two kinds of pizza: marinara and margherita. We both had the margherita pizza. Everything about the pizza was amazing, the dough was flavourful and just slightly charred to gave it a wonderful smoky flavour, the tomato sauce was fresh and tasty, and the mozzarella was lovely. Trianon, on the other hand, seemed oddly deserted, so we haven't tried it yet.
We also had an absolutely wonderful dinner at Da Dora last night. The spaghetti vongole and seafood pasta are really as good as all the reviews rave about, and the grilled fish (we had Orata / Gilthead) was amazingly fresh, perfectly grilled over charcoal, and served with a simple olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper, parsley and lemon juice mix. The wait staff were also extremely helpful and pleasant. We had such a wonderful dinner there. Reservations are essential though, as the restaurant is very small (about 5-6 tables of 4).


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White Paper
- Paper with black ink print from printers, fax machines, and copy machines.
Colored Mix Paper
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- Paper of Any Color
- Mail and Junk Mail
- Cereal boxes, cardboard CD casings, frozen food boxes, etc.
- Post-It Notes
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- Drawings
- Posters
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- Recyclable Gift Wrapping
- Newspaper (The Roundup, New York Times, USA Today, Wallstreet Journal, etc.)
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"Strong Security Processes Require Strong Privacy Protections"
A request for all security conscious organizations handling
vulnerability reports to deploy privacy enhancing technologies.
With the Snowden disclosures and Google's Project Zero on the minds of
security professionals everywhere, it is time to evaluate one more
aspect of this renewed focus on 0day and targeted attacks:
vulnerability submission to vendors. [0][1]
Software vulnerabilities of use to nation states and espionage
organizations are recognized as a threat to privacy and basic human
rights. Their impact no longer dismissable or discounted given
evidence of misuse. I will not discuss hardware vulnerabilities in
this treatment as they entail different considerations and
constraints. [2]
Reporting vulnerabilities of this nature in turn requires strong
privacy protections commensurate with the five and six digit monetary
values they command, and the adversaries intent on discouraging their
discovery or mitigation. [3][4]
Therefore, any organization handling vulnerability reports must
support strong privacy for vulnerability submission. This is mandatory
even if most or all issues received via this channel are not 0day, not
high value, and entail very little risk to users.
The characteristics of a strong private reporting method are:
- Email must not be used. In the best circumstances email leaks too
much information. In common situations it is passed around clear text,
trivially interfered with, and winds through software with huge
usability and vulnerability problems. Email for initial security
vulnerability reporting must cease immediately. [5][6]
- Public web systems for vulnerability reporting must not be used.
Like email, this leaks too much information and is vulnerable to a
wide array of attacks destroying any privacy intended. [7][8]
- Submission of reports via hidden site required. This has become
fashionable in media organizations as the "secure drop" for
whistleblowers, and it is equally apropriate for vulnerability
reporting. This significantly raises the cost of surveilling a
vulnerability reporting service, and ensures that passive interception
of reported vulnerabilities is impossible. [9]
- Encryption of submitted reports required. PGP and GPG are wonderful
tools, despite encrypted email being a dismal failure. While the
hidden drop may protect the privacy of the reporter, encryption of the
report content to specific vulnerability researchers' keys ensures
privacy to the receiver. A compromise of the hidden site must not lead
to access of reported vulnerabilities. [10]
- Submitter anonymity the default. Submissions and communication must
accomodate an anonymous identity. If a researcher wishes to claim
credit they must opt-in and provide additional information. No
psuedonymous account requirements, no key linking across submissions.
- Obfuscated disclosure should be available if desired. Capturing 0day
in the wild used for espionage or cyber effects is a rare event.
Publicly disclosing when, where, and how you obtained such captures
ensures you're likely never to see any others. Researchers in position
to observe and inspect such events should be able to report the
vulnerabilities without credit and without indicating the origin. A
vendor could provide a "cover story" for how the vulnerability was
discovered internally, to best protect sources' ability to continue to
discover these types of weaponized exploits in the wild.
Finally, it goes without saying that this privacy applies during
reporting and mitigation phases of defect resolution. Once a patch is
prepared and public the details of the vulnerability should be public
as well, via email list, public blog, or any other useful medium.
As participants in the security industry it behooves us all to set an
example for others and to demonstrate a committment to security and
privacy via action.
Security conscious organizations handling vulnerability reports can
support strong privacy and send a clear message deploying private
reporting methods described above.
Security researchers must demand strong privacy from organizations
they collaborate with, even in the most trivial or minor of
circumstances, so that infrequent severe vulnerabilities may also be
reported in confidence.
Privacy is a basic human right we must all support. Let's demonstrate
our support by using privacy enhancing technologies to resolve risks
to privacy!
best regards,
0. "The NSA Revelations All in One Chart"
1. "Announcing Project Zero"
No link as the announcement is only supported over HTTP; attempt
HTTPS and you're redirected to plain-text. This is an embarassment
that should be fixed, Google Project Zero! (the other plain-text
sites below have not unreasonable exuses ;)
2. "New technologies are radically advancing our freedoms but they are
also enabling unparalleled invasions of privacy"
3. "A Declaration of Cyber-War"
'''On July 15, the day Stuxnet's existence became widely known, the
Web sites of two of the world's top mailing lists for newsletters on
industrial-control-systems security fell victim to
distributed-denial-of-service attacks...'''
4. "The Real Story of Stuxnet"
'''Just as Kaspersky's engineers were tricking Gauss into
communicating with their own servers, those very servers suddenly went
5. "Universal Email Encryption Specification"
6. "Pond" (not like email)
7. "Bullrun (decryption program)"
8. "How secure is HTTPS today? How often is it attacked?"
9. "How the NSA Attacks Tor/Firefox Users With QUANTUM and FOXACID"
(this is what a hard to attack system looks like, and keeping
disclosure entirely within the network from clients to hidden sites
amplifies the difficulty significantly.)
10. "The Rise of the Middle and the Future of End-to-End: Reflections
on the Evolution of the Internet Architecture"
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Definition of omicron in English:
omicronSyllabification: om·i·cron
Pronunciation: /ˈämiˌkrän, ˈōm- /
1The fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet (Ο, ο), transliterated as 'o.'.
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- Ah, yes, the round letters are quite small; yes, the omicrons and omegas seem to hover, there, in the middle of the line.
- The space between this letter and the omicron is apparently uninscribed, presumably because of the defect in the stone.
- Finally, in the combination iota, omicron, iota, the omicron in fr.1 is regularly placed higher in the stoichos than in fr.2.
1.1 (Omicron) [followed by Latin genitive] Astronomy The fifteenth star in a constellation: Omicron Piscium
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- The golden beam flew to the constellation Omicron, the red went to Lambda, the blue to Kappa, the black to Upsilon, the white light went to Epsilon, and the purple to Tau.
from Greek o mikron 'little O'.
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Disgaea 4 Coming West
NIS America annouced that they will bring over the PSVita version of Disgaea 4 to the West this summer. Titled Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited, this version will include the original PS3 version as well as all it's downloadable content.
The fun wont just stop there either, with this new release players will get to use "Peta Tier Magic Spells", job specific attacks, and a brand new story.
Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisited should be out on PS Vita in North America and Europe this summer.
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Specific transportation planning to answer these questions is quite complex and depends on many variables. It is possible, however, if certain assumptions are made, to assess the transportation feasibility of a particular plan of action. The purpose of this appendix, then, is to present a simplified method for calculating productivity in tons/day accurately enough to determine feasibility. The way the calculations are structured also shows how the process can be adjusted to accomplish achievable results.
Logistics productivity is measured in tons per day and is dependent on three primary factors: (1) the number of mission aircraft that can be kept functioning throughout the day; (2) the mission load that can be carried on each round trip or sortie; and (3) the number of mission sorties each aircraft can make in a day. The general formula is
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mission aircraft = assigned aircraft x % availability. [1]
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I don't understand the problem with the new gun legislation. I don't understand the argument of "you can't take my guns. If you ban certain kinds of guns you should ban cars too because cars kill people, too." It's idiotic thinking, it's a flawed argument and frankly I'm sick of hearing it.
After the Newtown shooting I was down for the count. I couldn't take another shooting, I couldn't take living in a country where this happened and people's first response was "get more guns!" I couldn't. I fought on the side of stricter gun laws. I went through the crazed maze of people throwing nonsense at me and getting angry and name calling when I asked for facts and statistics to prove their argument. I guess this is one argument that will only be fought on the battlefield of emotion. I don't know why this country is so against statistics and facts. I don't know why we are so threatened by them. The minute you give a number or a fact someone comes at you with "well they got rid of 60 oz. sodas too!" That happened. That was an argument put to me, when I asked what that had to do with AR's and AK's the response was "I should have the right to choose a 60 oz. soda and I should have a right to choose an AK". When did we get so entitled?
Everyone throws the Constitution around. I have a Constitutional right to bear arms! I have a Constitutional right to freedom of speech! What people forget is that Constitution was written when there was a real threat of the Government coming into your home and hurting you with their bare hands. It was written at a time when men needed guns in the house to protect their families from real tyranny and dangers. They didn't have ADT security back then, their guns where their alarms. Oh, and that Constitution guaranteeing your freedom of speech was written when men didn't say "fuck" in front of women and children out of respect. It was written in a different time to people that could handle those responsibilities. We have proven that we haven't earned these rights and certainly cannot handle them. If you think I'm wrong let me present exhibit A:
Neil Heslin, the father of a 6-year-old boy who was slain in the …
… Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, Conn., on Dec. 14, stoically faced down pro-gun activists last night.
More than 1,000 people attended a hearing before the Gun Violence Prevention Working Group at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford on Monday to share their views on gun control, USA Today reported. Among them was Heslin, who held a large framed picture of himself and his son Jesse as he urged officials to consider strengthening gun laws in Connecticut.
But as he gave his emotional testimony, pleading with lawmakers to improve mental health options and to ban assault weapons like the one Adam Lanza used to murder his child and 25 other people, his speech was interrupted by dozens of audience members, The Connecticut Post reported.
"I still can't see why any civilian, anybody in this room in fact, needs weapons of that sort. You're not going to use them for hunting, even for home protection," Heslin said. Pro-gun activists responded by calling out: "Second Amendment!"
That is a section from an article in the Huffington Post. That man suffered once of the greatest losses a human being can ever suffer. He suffered it at the hands of sick man with access to a weapon he shouldn't have had access to. This man used a military grade weapon to kill children. I'm going to type that again:
This man used a military grade weapon to kill children.
Was he in the military? No. Did he need that gun for protection? No. So what did he have it? Because he could.
Here's another question for you…what did that father do to deserve people interrupting him? What did that father do to deserve the rudeness? What did that father do to deserve this? He was fighting for his son. His dead, six-year-old boy and grown people thought they had the right to scream at him that they're guns were more important than the life of his child.


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Euro Human (Resources) Wrangler
Our HR team's goal is to ensure our company is the best place Automatticians have ever worked. We are looking for a Euro Human (Resources) Wrangler to help make our distributed model scale as we grow. Your projects would include global compensation, benefits, and employee relations with a particular focus on Europe where this position is based. Do you have:
- Experience with a lean, fast-growing, fast-paced software, internet, or creative startup?
- An insatiable curiosity for new technology and gadgets? Experience using WordPress?
- Experience working with remote team members?
- Experience implementing multinational compensation and benefits programs in Europe?
- A passion for elegant, simple, automated solutions that keep operations running smoothly?
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English?
How to Apply
If you feel you might be the best person in the world for this job please send a short email to jobs @ this domain telling us about yourself and attach a resumé. Include the title of the position you're applying for and your name in the subject. Proofread! Make sure you spell and capitalize WordPress and Automattic correctly. We are lucky to receive hundreds of applications for every position, so try to make your application stand out. If you apply for multiple positions or send multiple emails there will be one reply.


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