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European Union legislation on net neutrality is under threat, as Italy is seeking to water down a draft already adopted by the European Parliament, a digital rights group has warned.
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Open the first bottle of isopropyl alcohol. Pour 1/8 oz. of distilled water into the alcohol bottle.
How to Make Alcohol Based Fragrance Lamp Oil
Making your own fragrance lamp oil to be used as fuel for oil lamps is remarkably easy and also extremely cost effective. This recipe will yield four 16-ounce bottles of lamp oil fuel. It is important to remember that the finished product, like any fuel, should be clearly labeled and stored out of the reach of children or pets and away from combustible or flammable materials. You will find 91%-strength isopropyl alcohol right next to the rubbing alcohol, which is about 70%-strength, at your local pharmacy or grocery store. Be sure not to use "ethyl" or any other type of alcohol for this recipe.
Things You'll Need
- Four 16-oz. bottles of 91% to 99% isopropyl alcohol
- 1/2 oz. Distilled water (divided into four portions of 1/8 oz. each)
- One small bottle (1/4 oz.) of your choice of Essential oil
- Labels (self-adhesive)
- Pen or permanent marker
Pour in ¼ of the contents of the essential oil bottle. Replace the cap tightly and shake well to blend.
Affix a label identifying the lamp oil and its essential oil fragrance.
Repeat for the remaining three bottles of alcohol.
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Tips & Warnings
- Add more oil if you want a stronger scent. Try adjusting by increasing fragrance oil at .1 ounce increments.
- Be sure to use distilled water instead of tap water from the faucet. Adding distilled water will allow your lamp to burn cleaner.
- When changing scents in your lamp, remember to clean the wicks by soaking them in a jar with plain 91 or 99 % alcohol with a lid or a cover so that it doesn't evaporate. Soak the wicks for at least 24 hours. When this time has elapsed, squeeze out the moisture and allow the wicks to air dry before use.
- Fragrance lamp fuel oils are alcohol based and should only be used in catalytic fragrance lamps--not in reed diffusers or regular oil burning lamps. Alcohol based fuels are extremely flammable and serious injury could result.
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Paul Foot made the rich, the powerful and the bigoted look ridiculous
Every moment of the life of the socialist journalist Paul Foot, which ended on Sunday, seems to have been designed to destroy the stereotype image of the revolutionary lefty.
I first saw him in April 1979, when I decided to go to the Socialist Workers Party annual get-together in Skegness. Here was a scenario set up to fulfil every stereotype at once, yet it proved more exhilarating to me than Skegness can ever have been to anyone else. There was the same drunkenness I was used to, but instead of talking about darts and the new Ford Escort, the conversation was about George Orwell and the French Revolution and The Jam, and no one liked Thatcher or Boney M and everyone thought it was all right to be a punk or gay and no one said coon and I'd never believed it was possible for such a utopia to exist.
But the overwhelming highlight, as it was every year at this event, was the talk presented by Paul Foot. This year his subject was Louise Michel, a woman who'd helped to lead the Paris Commune in 1871. Somehow, not just from his prose but from his jokes and his joy and his fury, it was obvious that for every moment he was talking about 1871, he was really talking about 1979.
Back at work in the Post Office, I blurted out the next morning: "I went to Skegness and saw Paul Foot and there was this Louise Michel. Well she was in Paris, right, and pushed a cannon up Montmartre or something", until the filing clerk eventually said: "Give it a rest".
And he broke another stereotype because he saw capitalism as not only outrageous but funny. During the period of mass unemployment that accompanied Thatcher's rule, he began a talk by reading a story from that morning's newspaper about a carpet factory that had shut down, laying off several hundred staff. "Presumably," he said, "this is because there's no longer a need for carpets. Any house you go to in Britain today, it's stuffed from top to bottom with carpets, while we all scream 'For God's sake stop making carpets, there's no more room for the things'."
Whatever his subject, the rich, the powerful and the bigoted were made to look ridiculous. In his book on the history of democracy, completed just before he died, he begins a chapter on the suffragettes with some brilliant quotes from opponents of the women's vote, including the magnificent effort from one C W Radcliffe Hooke, a Liberal MP, who said: "I see no reason why women should get the vote until such time as they are bigger than men."
An example of Paul's ambition to write and speak in simple language, even when discussing complex ideas, came when he appeared on BBC's Question Time opposite a huge Tory millionaire lord. An audience member asked why such people needed their huge salaries, and the lord launched into an economic defence of his wealth that went on and on. Everyone watching was expecting Paul to reply with a rounded Marxist analysis, but instead he said: "I think it's because" - and then a perfect pause, before adding: "It's because he's greedy."
There was another remarkable side to him which was that despite his privately educated, Oxford background and accent to match, countless working-class people, including thousands of miners during the 1984 strike, would hear him speak and feel immediately "He's one of us". He would declare with great pride that he and Labour leaders such as Neil Kinnock had one thing in common, they were both traitors to their class.
Over the last 15 years or so I was fortunate in that as well as an inspiration, he became a friend. This meant becoming familiar not only with him but with his ridiculous amount of books, shelf upon shelf of the things, whole sections on subjects like the labour movement in Canada, and almost all of them beautifully musty, slightly battered editions that you feel compelled to smell before you open. He once said to me that you should never refrain from buying a book just because you're not sure when you'll read it, as it is valid just to have it there. By saying that the bastard cost me about 5,000 quid.
And he contradicted another image of the far left, that its answer to every problem is to wait for the revolution. Yet the least of causes Paul campaigned for - from miscarriages of justice he helped to correct, to the corrupt managers he exposed - would fill the whole newspaper. He broke a stereotype because not only did he refuse to give up believing in socialism, he refused to give up campaigning for it, actively supporting the Socialist Workers Party and the recently formed Respect coalition until he died.
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The up-and-coming Shark Fights promotion is leaving Texas for the first time.
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Headlining the show are middleweight notables Joey Villasenor and Chris Camozzi.
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The draw between Chris Camozzi and Joey Villasenor at Shark Fights 15 has been overturned.
The New Mexico Athletic Commission on Tuesday during a meeting in
Albuquerque, N.M., voted to change the decision of the May 27 event's
headliner to a split decision in favor of Camozzi.
As MMAjunkie.com previously reported, the draw resulted when the scorecards of the bout were incorrectly tallied.
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It appears that New Mexico Athletic Commission officials made the wrong call in the headliner of Shark Fights 15.
A set of official scorecards recently obtained by MMAjunkie.com shows that a draw announced in a Joey Villasenor vs. Chris Camozzi headliner actually was a split-decision win in favor of Camozzi.
A NMAC representative said the decision will be reviewed during a meeting July 12 in Albuquerque, and the review could lead to a change in the bout's official result.
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Featuring both professional and amateur contests, "Shark Fights 15:
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Headlining the show are middleweight notables Joey Villasenor and
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The 6-11 Murphy is a great rebounder and deadly three-point shooter, but has never been to the playoffs in nine seasons, and his lack of defensive ability or ball skills have caused him to fall out of favor with Avery Johnson. Murphy likely won't be able to put a contending team over the top, but his ability to rebound and stretch the floor could be useful, and his $12 million salary comes off the books after this season, so some team may be willing to take Murphy off of King's hands before the trade deadline.
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freeVSD Enables Safe Experimentation
The freeVSD dæmon follows the Sysvinit startup conventions and can be controlled via:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/vsd start /etc/rc.d/init.d/vsd stop /etc/rc.d/init.d/vsd restart /etc/rc.d/init.d/vsd status
(though this may not yield accurate results).
Several options are configurable through the file /etc/vsd.conf. You may also start or restart a given virtual server with the /usr/sbin/vsboot command.
The /usr/sbin/vsdadm command, introduced during the installation process, can be used to create and delete virtual machines and to manage user accounts. It works by issuing commands to the vsd dæmon that runs on port 1725. This approach enables alternative front ends to manage freeVSD. This includes the administration suite, which consist of tools developed by Idaya, Ltd., some of which run in a web browser or under Microsoft Windows.
The program /usr/bin/bevs (become a virtual server) allows a user on the host to quickly assume the role of root on the virtual machine, without Telneting or otherwise connecting to the virtual machine. Most notably useful is the ability to set the Admin password initially or manage files not owned by Admin or a virtual user.
The following scripts, while useful during install, may become liabilities afterward. You may wish to issue the command chmod a-x on them to avoid inadvertently executing them again:
/usr/sbin/vsd-genskel.pl /usr/sbin/vsd-install.pl
The program /usr/sbin/vsd-refreshskel.pl will update the freeVSD skeleton and then relink files in the root filesystems on each virtual machine. This enables you to add, remove or update applications available to the virtual servers. Be sure to read the documentation or scan the source code before trying this command. Packages you wish to make available to the virtuals, but not to the host, may be installed with the command
rpm -ivh --force --root=/home/vsd/skel/ file.rpmSimilarly, you may use
rpm -ivh --force --root=/home/vsd/vs/some-vs file.rpmto install an RPM into a single virtual server. Unfortunately, since the bulk of the skeleton is created by copying files and not from RPM installations, the RPM database will not accurately reflect the installed packages, so the force option is necessary.
Since /usr/sbin/vsd-refreshskel.pl will refresh the skeleton, it's useful to propagate upgrades to system software on every virtual machine. Please note that this utility seems to be broken for Red Hat 7.x in freeVSD version 1.4.6.
The /usr/share/doc/freevsd-1.4.6/ directory contains documentation and is made available to each virtual machine by default. Finally, /usr/share/freevsd/ contains scripts useful for site customization.
Giving superuser capabilities to regular users is serious business. We frequently see root exploits via shell accounts, so one must wonder if these problems could be compounded in the chroot environment provided by freeVSD.
On the other hand, one operating system patch can instantly improve security for up to 250 web site administrators. Further, having dedicated httpd processes prevents many of the problems usually present in a typical shell environment, where one user's actions could inadvertently disrupt another user's service.
An ordinary user on the host can see the processes of every user on every virtual machine. Further, using the bevs -r command, they can become root on any of the virtual servers by default! The bevs command is suid root, so apparently this is intentional. I recommend changing the permissions in order to disable this (e.g., chmod o-xr /usr/bin/bevs will do the trick), while still enabling members of the root group to run bevs.
The virtual server administrative dæmon /usr/sbin/vsd listens on port 1725. Out of the box, it is a trivial task to query a virtual server for user lists, change user privileges—in effect, fully control the vsd dæmon remotely, with no authentication. As suggested in the file security.txt, it is imperative that you control this with commands on the host, such as these (which should be placed in rc.local):
ipchains -A input -p tcp -s W.X.Y.Z <@cont_arrow>å<@$P>--dport 1725 -j ACCEPT ipchains -A input -p tcp -s 0/0 --dport 1725 -j REJECT
Because of the complexity of propagating operating system updates to the virtual machines, it is prudent to run a stable distribution.
Perhaps the simplest way to test out a new application is to keep a spare machine around on which you can safely format the drive and re-install it. While reinstallation can be a good experience builder, continually installing and tweaking becomes a nuisance.
Another option is to create disk images. After you have freshly installed the operating system and have it configured to your satisfaction, a command such as
dd if=/dev/hda1 of=/tmp/image
can create an image file that can be used to restore the operating system at a later date. Beware of the 2GB file size limitation if using this strategy—the split utility will be helpful.
The commercial application, VMware, fully simulates an x86 PC, right down to a full-featured Phoenix BIOS. For maximum performance, VMware directly utilizes the host processor to execute most instructions, instead of emulating the CPU. The VMware approach is not particularly efficient from a disk utilization standpoint: each session must have the operating system completely installed. VMware can create virtual disks from files, so multiple drives are not necessary. In addition to being disk-intensive, memory must be dedicated to each running virtual. However, with VMware, you are not limited to a single Linux distribution or even to the Linux operating system. It offers a more complete virtual server environment but is more resource-intensive, including the need to administer and update each operating system separately. Note that Plex86 (http://www.plex86.org/) is a free alternative to VMware under development.
User Mode Linux offers yet another means. In short, the Linux kernel has been ported to another architecture—a process running inside a regular Linux kernel. Full details are available at http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/.
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Soybeans gain on South American weather concern
Soybeans futures rose on concern that warmer, drier weather in South America may damage the crop there.
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Soybeans futures rose on concern that warmer, drier weather in South America may damage the crop there.
Traders are also speculating that Brazil may struggle to meet demand for its exports in February, meaning that buyers may be forced to turn elsewhere to source their soybeans, said Tom Fritz, of the EFG Group, a commodities brokerage in Chicago. Bets on strong export demand for U.S. soybeans are also bolstering prices, he said. The U.S. department of agriculture will publish its weekly export sales report Thursday at 8:30 a.m. EST.
"There's a little bit of a weather threat developing down in south-eastern Brazil, Argentina," said EFG Group's Fritz. "It's turned rather warm and dry for the next five to 10 days."
The price of oil jumped above $94 a barrel Wednesday after imports unexpectedly fell, crimping supplies. Benchmark oil rose 92 cents to $94.20 a barrel at midday on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Gasoline supplies also grew less than expected as refineries slowed output. That helped push the price of March gasoline up 1.24 cents to $2.7385 a gallon.
In other energy trading, February heating oil fell 1.22 cents to $2.9991 cents a gallon. Natural gas fell 2 cents to end at $3.4350 per 1,000 cubic feet.
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The dropping of crystals into clouds to cause rain.
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Now in its eleventh year, the Christian Literature Fellowship (CLF) includes not only ladies, but daughters as well (those that can stay up past 8 p.m. please!). This year, we will be reading Leading with Love by Alexander Strauch. This book is "indispensible" for all parents as we lead our homes. You won't want to miss this study.
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CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — In an age of increased online government surveillance and targeted social media ads, the notion of privacy as a classroom subject worthy of distinct study is gaining momentum far beyond the narrow niches of First Amendment lawyers and computer hackers.
Teens adept at social media get privacy training
Using a privacy curriculum developed at Fordham Law School in New York, educators there and at another dozen of the country's top law schools want to equip adolescents growing up in a digital world with a user manual that has little to do with apps and pixel resolution.
At the St. Michael School in suburban St. Louis, middle-school students recently learned how to manage their digital reputations. Led by a law-student instructor from nearby Washington University, the preteens discussed how facial recognition software is used everywhere from Facebook to the local mall. As the cellphone increasingly becomes an early adolescent rite of passage, they debated the legal and ethical issues raised by spending hours each day online or texting with friends.
"The challenge facing our society, and our schools, is how to take (advantage of) the benefits of these undeniably, life-improving technologies while minimizing the costs," said Neil Richards, a Washington University law professor who oversees the privacy training at St. Michael and a second area private school. "It's important to teach your kids how to be in charge of technology, just like any other tool."
In addition to Washington University and Fordham, participating schools include Georgetown, Harvard, Idaho, Princeton, Tulane, Yale and the University of California campuses in Berkeley and Irvine. A sample curriculum developed by Fordham's Center for Law and Information Policy was financed by a court-approved settlement in a class action lawsuit against NebuAd, a defunct company that tracked Internet users' surfing habits for targeted sales pitches.
The Silicon Valley startup went out of business in 2009 amid widespread backlash and congressional hearings. Although individual Web sites routinely target advertising, privacy advocates argued that NebuAd's all-encompassing approach went too far by monitoring consumers' overall online habits. The company agreed to donate about $1.7 million to nonprofit, Internet privacy groups.
At St. Michael, a school-wide survey of technology and social media use and aptitude showed a wide disconnect among students and their parents, said teacher Michael Holohan — a gap he said only reinforces the value of privacy education.
"In their workplace, they don't embrace technology. They only use it as a tool," he said of his students' parents. "Their kids are light years ahead of them."
Richards, whose own children are ages 7 and 10, discounted the popular portrayal of gadget-happy teens who think nothing of posting X-rated selfies online or extending social media friend requests to people they've never actually met. While a 2013 poll by the Pew Research Center for the People & The Press found that one out of every five teenagers surveyed post their cellphone numbers online and 70 percent post where they live, a similarly large majority is adept at the use of privacy settings to block unwanted online intruders.
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