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For a easy breakfast on a busy morning, this oatmeal is delicious. The brown sugar and cinnamon make this oatmeal sweet and it will disappear fast.—Cream of the West, Freida Robertson, Harlowton, Montana
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Prep: 5 min. Bake: 40 min.
3 cups quick-cooking oats
1 cup packed brown sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup milk
1/2 cup butter, melted
2 eggs, lightly beaten
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Anonymous plans DDoS attack on GCHQ in snoop law protest
The Home Office website is back online following a weekend of disruptive denial-of-service attacks by Anonymous. The hacktivist collective also launched traffic-flooding assaults against the official website of the UK prime minister, number10.gov.uk, and the UK's Ministry of Justice as part of a protest against the UK's …
I'd wager the websites/servers were "easy", what with being out on the periphery (probably not even there - probably 3rd party hosted), and deemed "expendable".
Lets see them get to the core network. That'll get them real kudos. And hunted to the ends of the Earth.
Re: OK
or stuck inside a suite case in the bath
Re: OK
Agreed. This has been script kiddies and armchair beardstrokers attacking badly secured webservers so far - BIG. DEAL. But sooner or later somebody in there might actually attack something more substantial, though if they are smart - egos are traditionally the letdown of the real hacker - they will tell nobody about it.
Attacking what is basically GCHQ's recruitment webpage.
Yea that'll have some impact <insert rolleye smiley here>.
I'd expect some honeypots to be ready and waiting too.
Top result hacking China too <insert a second rolleye smiley here>
D- Must try harder.
Trying to hack the experts?
I don't know much about "hacking" but surely rallying a bunch of script kiddies mixed with hard-core hackers to attack the experts in countering this sort of behaviour is asking for the less able hackers to be found out and prosecuted.
At least attempting to hack the Chinese isn't generally going to generate a knock on the door from the rozzers or worse (though if you REALLY annoyed them, it might be much, much worse).
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
"At least attempting to hack the Chinese isn't generally going to generate a knock on the door"
Yes, that only happens if it is the US, currently.
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
Maybe the "hard-core hackers" are looking for obscurity in numbers?
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
Well minister, as we no longer need that £100m set aside for the GCHQ hacking defence exercise, can it go into our pension pot?
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
I wonder if we'll get to find out who has the upper hand in this arms race? I'm not convinced that it's possible for even a state to catch a clued-up and paranoid hacker who is merely launching DoS attacks on an internet address from bots. (The real spy-secret kit is doubtless a much harder target, heavily firewalled and hardened or entirely off-net).
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
"....as we no longer need that £100m set aside...." But actually that is a big problem. DDoS "attacks" are just a waste of everyones' money, especially the taxpayers. They're not real "attacks", they're the Internet equivalent of playing your ghettoblaster too loud, below even the digital graffiti of web defacement. All this type of senseless vandalism does is mean more money is taken from other projects and poured into widening front-end bandwidth to guard against skiddie idiocy, and Police time is wasted trying to sort the LOIC-fodder muppets from the real numpties pulling the strings. Next time you're in a queue to get an operation on the NHS, don't forget to thank the Anonyputzs. Next time your friend gets mugged in an area with bad streetlighting, you can thank them again. Anons - doing it because they're stupid.
Re: Trying to hack the experts?
"entirely off net"
That can't be for the obvious reason that they need to collect data to do their job. So you could think of DOSing them by sending PDFs with some exploits which will do funny things inside their collection/filtering infrastructure. If you are lucky and capable, your software might even report back to you.
Just find an exploit in libpoppler or Libreoffice and I am sure you are in that game. Just broadcast the funny stuff via SATCOM.
Whats with the weekend attacks? It hardly strikes me as a peak time for anyone.
I bet they barely bothered getting the HO BOFH out of bed. Probably left it to the PFY.
add threads per ip and ness around with http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/worker.html
dont worry with the governments net snooping plans they soon have all the records of everyone whos taken part in the ddos attacks recorded in real time.
Sure it will be worth every penny of the 2 billion of tax payers money
Script kiddies
Why call them hacktivists, hackers or anything remotely like that. They are nothing more than a few idiots who know how to download and run scripts.
What is needed is a derogatory word (whether made up or not) that sums up exactly what these morons are.
Any ideas?
Re: Script kiddies
Re: Script kiddies
Skiddies will do until something better comes along. Mounting a DDoS attack is the computer security equivalent of ringing the doorbell then running away.
Re: Script kiddies
@Chris Miller: It's a bit more complicated than that if you had to assemble the bot net first. Anyone who takes part using their own IP address is just a tool.
Re: Script kiddies
If your network is configured securely the bell shouldn't even ring, a switch or firewall should just drop the traffic.
Taking a pop at GCHQ is kinda interesting. But then again so is sneaking up on a polar bear.
My money is on GCHQ, or the polar bear. Whichever is attacked first.
Re: Gee
I was thinking that when I read it. My skills in this area are shockingly amateur, but even good ones will find it kind of like...
Wrapping your hands in bandages, and trying to pickpocket John Gotti, or,
deliberately throwing a pint over Zara Philips on a night out with her husband and his mates or,
shooting at children in Hereford town centre,
However, it will make for a good showing on the Darwin Awards next year.
Re: Gee
you had me at "shooting at children in Hereford town centre"
DoS != hacking
Worth bearing in mind from the article is that it's only DoS that's been demostrated so far, which is hardly hacking and is relatively easy to arrange.
I suspect DoS was rated as low risk by HO IT Sec , so there's been no mitigation in place until now. I suspect that'll change in future now.
Once they can deface the sites, then we'll see. They'd still have to hack into core (as per my comments above) for this to be credible.
Attack the GCHQ site?
I mean, come on guys, is that really a sensible course to take?
Listen to Gary's mum and take heed.
GCHQ core
The website will be no where near GCHQ's core networks. They'll have multiple networks for all sorts of different information levels. Physically separated too.
Any idiot can run a script. I expect you'd have to be in the building to gain access to half of GCHQ's top level networks.
Re: GCHQ core
"building" - think you mean underground bunker
Re: GCHQ core
No bunker in Cheltenham. They do tours of the 'local' computer suite for family members of employee's. Elsewhere in the Uk though who knows ;) Corsham has an underground bunker that I think holds top secret info. Can't confirm if its GCHQ or Military, as I don't know. Its where Skynet lives I think. That's not a joke either, its really what the military called their satellite system.
Re: GCHQ core
"Corsham has an underground bunker that I think holds top secret info"
It wasn't ya'lls. It was American technically but run under a NATO mandate. Had something to do with ACE HIGH and AUTOVON. Which is precisely as far as Im going with this. I doubt there's anything there thats still secret unless its been repurposed.
What? Pretend you have Asperger's.
The people not to piss off, surely?
I mean, GCHQ? Really?! I would not consider myself the smartest or most anonymous Anonymous if I actively tried to piss off the boys with the BIG toys. You don't throw pebbles at the guy with a gun.
Good deal
More Anon members to do the Perp walk soon.
It's all good
This just makes it easier to find the criminals and send them to prison.
Yeah, right
And how do we know these clowns aren't working for the feds, just like LoserSec was? Very convenient...these 4chan script kiddies "create a problem" which justifies a massive crackdown on the internet as a whole.
Pissin up a rope
Anon is pretty much just pissin up a rope.
Wow, that'll show 'em!
If GCHQ can't mitigate a D/DOS then I would be even more worried about our security services...as it is they can't seem to keep track of their own code breakers.
Its nice to have a pint while watching the fireworks.
Why bother spending money protecting an external website from D/DOS for something that only happens every now and again. Just let it get attacked and log as much information as possible for looking at later.
Two pints, thanks
Does Anon really think DDoS achieve any good?
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Yes I am in favour of the tesco store. I am fed up with having to go out of town for my shopping the only shop I use is Iceland. Waitrose far too expensive and co op expensive and no choice. I have to travel to Clevedon or Cribbs to do my shopping takes me around 3 hours round trip. I can finish work and pop into tesco express on my way home and job done. I am sorry for all those who dont want it but for me it will be a life saver until Sainsburys comes
By ladypinkof66 at 18:07 on 06/12/12Report
I have no issues with Tesco's it's the way they go about it and ride roughshod over a community who don't really want them look at Stokes Croft in Bristol and there are quite a few more I would think as well
By jojomojomoto at 21:11 on 06/12/12Report
ladypinkof66 so you will only use Tesco when you are in Portishead at the weekend when you use the garage ?
By jojomojomoto at 21:17 on 06/12/12Report
Like Stokes Croft, it the noisy few who don't want them, not the majority. I driven by that shop and its doing good business.
As for 3000 saying they don't want it, the other 18000 in town do or do not care, so nearly 85% for it or not against it
Not sure how you define roughshod, its a delapitated pub, not a demolition of a cluster of homes. Get real.
No I top up my tank twice a month from Waitrose and I would shop in Tesco Express couple of times a week. I am in Portishead all week as I live here.
By ladypinkof66 at 22:00 on 06/12/12Report
BS200 yes I agree with you the current delapitated pub is an eyesore.
By ladypinkof66 at 22:01 on 06/12/12Report
And by taking away the community pub Tesco will benefit the community I don't think so, there were a few offers to open it up as a pub again but as usual Enterprised declined and let Tesco have it there was also an offer to change it into a youth club also declined all I can say this is not being done for the community it is a sneaky way for Tesco to get into Portishead
By jojomojomoto at 22:57 on 06/12/12Report
I think the question is slightly wrong. It should read does the town NEED a Tesco at West Hill or does it Need a local pub for people to socialise in. Anybody who says they have to go out of town to shop is talking absolute
rubbish adn I feel sorry for their distorted thought process. There are more supermarkets here now than were here when I moved into the town just over six years ago. Tesco are no cheaper than any other supermarket, do not offer better quality, just brighter packaging. It amazes me how so many gullible people still choose to do their shopping based on the multi million pound hype driven advertising campaigns run by big companies. If people can't live without a Tesco and if it matters that much to them might I suggest they move to Clevedon or perhaps next door to a Tesco. I lived near to one once and they promised never to open later than eight at night but within a year they were given permission for 24 hour opening and deliveries. These companies only survive because people are gullible and some think shopping at Tesco is a status thing, it really is no different to other supermarkets except in the bullying department.
Towns need communal social venues to strengthen their communities, opening dozens of supermarkets does not provide such communal binding. But we now live in a selfish age where more and more people only think of themselves as a lot of the writers on here have proven. How on earth have you poor hungry people managed to survive at all without a precious Tesco on your doorstep?
I totally disagree with above WE DO need another supermarket a supermarket that offers us what we want Waitrose and Co Op clearly don't.
i am not talking rubbish when I say I go out of town. Portishead doesnt offer shoppers what they want clearly. As I said previously apart from Iceland I do no other food shopping in Portishead. Lets give you a breakdown.
Budgeons - High Street- Far too pricey ! I cannot afford their prices. Parking is terrible I cannot carry my weekly shop up the hill to where the car may or not be parked.
Waitrose - again beyond my budget and not enough choice.
Co Op - not enough choice and hardly any parking.
If says something when my neighbour works in Co op yet she too drives out of town for shopping.
As for the comment of moving to Clevedon. Perhaps you would like to move to Clevedon Hillcran ? My husbands family (ancestors) have lived in Portishead for over 200 years we aint moving just cause we havent got a decent foodshop in our area. It is time that Portishead had decent food shops like any other town.
By ladypinkof66 at 10:50 on 07/12/12Report
Hillcran you hit the nail on the head again and she failed to mention Lidl it a lot cheeper than Co op :D
By jojomojomoto at 13:25 on 07/12/12Report
There was no community pub it had been closed for over 2 years, so nothing has been taken away. Nobody has been knocking down tEnterprise inn's doors to re-open it so it's been let for another use.
I and everybody I know welcomes Tesco Express coming to Portishead as it will increase choice. As for Costcutter if the 3000 people who are so vehemently opposed to Tesco shop their instead then they will thrive and flourish.
There had been a community pub for the past 100 years at the site. Just because Enterprise Inns were greedy and forced the Oak, The Poacher and the White Lion to close does not mean the demand for a pub is not there. What is missing is Enterprise Inns commitment to the community. The Poacher is now successful, The White Lion will no doubt be successful again when it reopens soon and it is wrong that the vast numbers who live up here no longer have a community pub. We supported that pub but Enterprise Inns did not. And for the misinformed commentors who say nobody has been knocking at the door of Enterprise to demand it reopens then get some facts first. Several attempts have been made to Enterprise Inns and they have turned them all down with no real reason.
For those of you who make the absurd claims that you have to go out of the town to shop all I can say is what world are you living in? And like the other writer said, if you travel out of town to work every day, is it too much hardship to stop at your favourite Tesco when passing or does the challenge of parking on a blind corner on a busy road have more appeal than a Tesco with a large carpark and more on offer than an Express shop which doesn't? . My family have always lived in the town and these days there is so much choice that anybody who feels they are not catered for must have very strange dietary needs or have totally lost the plot.
I cannot stop and get my shopping either on the way to work after work or my lunchtime as i have a disabled son who i have to take to nursery and a childminders each day so I dont have the facility to be able to just stop and get shopping whilst i am commuting. Therefore my shopping needs to be got at night when my husband is home or weekends. As I said earlier the shops do not cater for me and also no doubt dont cater for alot of other people too. My friend who lives in Portishead next to Waitrose even ventures to Sainsburys Ashton I think you will find that there are thousands in Portishead like myself who venture out of the area for food shopping. Maybe we should do a poll that might put all your assumptions to the test.
By ladypinkof66 at 15:49 on 07/12/12Report
Just re read the last paragraph So much choice I think you will find that this is absurd there is no such thing. My mil goes to cribbs once a week asda she has lived in portishead all her life. And would never shop locally.
By ladypinkof66 at 15:51 on 07/12/12Report
Then all I can say is that you have serious problems . Anybody who says there is no choice in Portishead is absolutely barmy. name a food product that is not available in the town. i think that there are too many inverted snobs around now when it comes to shopping who live in a fantasy world where they actually believe that one shop sells a better quality product than another. Most of them source all their products from the same suppliers and just have their own labels put on them. And if your mil has lived here all her life what did she do before the Cribbs Asda 9Carrefour at the time) was built. If we all managed to survive in this town prior to large supermarket chains taking over then I'm pretty certain we could still do so. But that would involve having to lose the airs and graces about where we shop. I rarely shop for food outside the town unless I'm already out of the town for other reasons and I have yet to find a product unavailablke at a reasonable price here in one of the many stores.
Tesco's will live or die based on Market Forces same way as the pub did, end of story. All the complaining in the world won't stop them coming or the planning application being passed, either straight away or on appeal because the planners have to deal with facts and the existing planning legislation, not whining and rehtoric.
I think that if 3000 people signed a petition against Tesco opening it was because they want the property to reopen as a pub. Maybe if Tesco organised their own petition it would enlighten us all to the demand or otherwise.
Regarding planning permission and facts, surely it is fact enough that the blind corner has to be the most undesirable location for an entrance to a carpark and would endanger both pedestrians and drivers alike and I fail to see how they could get around that issue wothout a major resturcture of the road and adjacent property.
@saramac. I fully agree with your comment about there being more than enough choice in the town. Why have people suddenly decided in the past few years that unless a town has all the big names in it it then choice is limited. Lidl's is the only major chian that uses 100% British meat but few people are aware of that. Waitrose have just joined forces with Shell who happen to have been confirmed by Greenpeace to be the most destructive company in the world. So will those loyal waitrose shoppers who are fussy about what they eat and where it comes from still buy their fuel from Waitrose even though the company has no moral responsibility in its exploration behaviour where they have polluted oceans and the Arctic whilst Waitrose claim to be an ocean friendly company who insist that their produce is from sustainable sources while Shell are polluting those very sources. The hypocrisy amongst large corporate concerns is only equalled by their loyaly customers blinded by reality in the hope they save a few pennies.
Nobody cares about petitions, hard cash is what matters.
As for the blind corner into a car park, that already exists and they aren't applying for change of use. Other than increasing the size of the car park all the other planning requests are minor and there is no reason to turn them down, other than maybe not allowing an illuminated sign.
In the time I used to use the Royal Oak I witnessed three collisions on that blind corner which is why the pub eventually stopped using it as a customer car park. If a cash point is also installed people will just park on the double yellows and add to the problem.
If nobody care about petitions then why did Enterprise Inns bacjtarck on opening a Tesco at their pub in Worle due to local pressure and a petition if I remember rightly. It reopened as a pub last week and has been very busy. That shows that market forces are determined by the market as you say and if people use a pub it will flourish as long as Enterprise get overe their habit of ripping off their own tenants.
I'm pretty sure Tesco will open and I hope they will take full responsibility for any accident that occurs due to their decsion to use that carpark for customers. If they had applied to put a crossing to the large car park over the road that would alleviate a large part of the problem. But how many large delivery lorries will be using that entrance, how many employees cars will take up spaces and how many lazy people will just park on the yellows to use the proposed cash machine. You are right, Tesco have already damaged the building and contractors carried out work prior to permission being given but that is how they operate. If some people are happy to attract companies with such disregard to the town then fine but some people feel more community spirited.
That wont happen, It's not for Tesco to propose a crossing to the the large car park that's the councils job. Maybe if they did it properly they could get the money from Tesco to pay for it.
Any accidents will be the responsibility of the drivers involved as always, it would be ludicrous to suggest otherwise.
This is an interesting debate and reading everyone's comments is intriguing. I am confused by the comments from ladypinkof 66 because they seem to be a contradiction of words. One posting says apropos shopping, "I am not talking rubbish when I say I go out of the town". Another comment says, "I am in Portishead all week as I live here". Another posting says, "I am fed up having to go out of town for my shopping. I have to travel to Clevedon or Cribbs to do my shopping". Yet on the petrol subject, ladypinkof66 says on The Post site, "I do use Waitrose when I am in Portishead and dont travel far afield. It is convenient for me. I dont venture into Clevedon very often so Waitrose for me is good".
Surely if this lady travels out of the town for her shopping because it is more economical to do so, she would likewise purchase her petrol out of town also for the same reason. If the lady goes to Clevedon and Cribbs for shopping, why does she not fill up with petrol at the same time to take advantage of better prices?
I am not criticising your wording ladypinkof66, but am rather confused as to where you actually stand on both the petrol and shopping subjects.
To clear it up.
I live in Portishead. I work in Weston when i travel to work I have to drop my son off at nursery. Pick him up at lunchtime take him to childminders in Clevedon and then back to work. So for me my to and from work each day and my lunchtime I have no time in which to stop and get petrol or shopping.
I normally use Waitrose Petrol as it is very near to me and also due to having to fill up quite often. So I can really only go at night when my son is at home with my son (my son is disabled). I could not take him shopping with me or leave him in the car to get petrol.
With regards to shopping I have been to the local shops and they do not have everything I want. Yes I could get half my shopping in Co Op (with offers and also half in Lidl but I like to go to out of town in order to perhaps look at clothes etc at the same time ie Asda. I only go out once a week so in fact could get petrol when i am there however it is much easier for me to just drop off at Waitrose. There is not really much difference in the prices of the petrol. It would mean that i could shop at Tesco Express for alot of my items instead I have been to numerous Tescos and have always found that they offer me more than the local shops can.
By ladypinkof66 at 11:16 on 08/12/12Report
What an odd lady pink is. Seems to contradict everything she says. The only thing that makes sense is her comment about liking to look at clothes whilst shopping out of the town. Does she think Tesco Express will choose to stock a clothing range for her in Portishead because as she must well know Tesco Express stores carry limited lines not the full range on offer at larger stores. She also says the Co Op has little parking? Tesco at West Hill would have less. Waitrose has little choice? What on earth does she eat? There is not much difference in price of petrol? Take a look, there is never really much difference in food prices either. And yes, the many Tescos you visit (didn't any of them have fuel stations?) would offer more than smaller shops and will still offer more than a Tesco Express. And please make up your mind, one minute you're off to work everyday out of town, travelling to various Tescos, the next you say you only get out once a week. And if you seriously beleive that Tesco offer more than all the other local shops in Portishead then you are seriously deluded.
I take offence to that sarahmac I am not in the least ODD take a look at yourself I said I only get out to the shops ONCE A WEEK not leave the house !!! you baffoon
By ladypinkof66 at 11:54 on 08/12/12Report
I cant be bothered to respond to your comments anymore I know what I do and I know what I shall do in future !!!! When the new Tesco Express opens in West Hill I will welcome it with open arms and shop til I drop !!!!!
By ladypinkof66 at 11:56 on 08/12/12Report
Come on saramac, it is Christmas time and everyone has a right to express their opinion. My comment merely asked for clarification of ladypinkof66's views but you have gone a step further and started calling her names which I personally think is uncalled for. Comment sites are for discussion and just because someone does not agree with your point of view, is no reason to lower the tone of the conversation. On Tesco I have no strong views either way. However, while there are those against the application, there is no doubt there are also those in favour. Some residents do have genuine fears about the campaign group leader's political reasons for his involvement which will no doubt be borne out in time as to the rights and wrongs of this. But please lets keep discussion kind, irrespective of whether someone agrees with you or not.
Many thanks thurti365 I do have genuine reasons why I will use Tesco. I am sorry there are alot of people who are against it being built in Portishead. But it will certainly make my life easier. I wont go into all the politics around whether it should or should not be built. I personally wish Sainsburys would get a move on and build their store in Portishead. But then that is probably another debate.
By ladypinkof66 at 14:34 on 08/12/12Report
Perhaps when people like ladypink stop filling her comments with fictitious bull then they won't attract insults. There are so many contradictions to her comments that none of it is plausible anymore. her bottom line is she wants a Tesco, bug deal, the rest is absoolute garbage to further a point with little honest validity. as for insukts I do believe she called me a baffoon (whatever that happens to be) and if someoine wnats to go down the name calling route I will response in the same manner.
I agree with mattpdead that Tesco will open whatever, however wrong the loss of a local amenity will be but when morons like lady pink want to tangle themselves in contradictions just because she can't honestly justify any sound reason for this new shop then it makes me wonder why she bothers to comment at all. Probably works for Tesco anyway. It reminds me of all the lies and false info given by the rep from Tesco at the recent meeting, lots of hot air but no substance
How ironic, I was just looking back through this topic and was wondering if the paper, or Tesco, had planted a stooge to stimulate the discussion. It often happens when the site itself starts discussions. There are indeed far too many contradictions in the other writers comments which make me wonder how much is really true, especially as a lot of it is very far fetched.
That being said, I know of nobody who has not managed to shop for all their needs within the town itself and there are more than enough supermarkets and not enough social venues at the top end of the town.
Thanks BS200 I didnt bother to respond to their comments I know how i feel about the new shop and it is more than pleasing me. Thanks for commenting they were rather ganging up on me I was merely stating my opinion that I am happy the shop will come to Portishead.
By ladypinkof66 at 20:26 on 08/12/12Report
Look again BS200 at my two (and only two) comments posted on this subject and perhaps you will then "reflect" on your last posting and next time ensure your posting is accurate. I did indeed highlight the inconsistences in the comments from ladypinkof66 for which the evidence is there for all to see, emphasising to her that I was not criticising her but asking for clarification. A rather sensible thing to do in the circumstances.
When sarahmac then made unkind remarks towards ladypinkof66, I posted a comment to sarahmac picking her up on her use of unpleasant words. Ladypinkof66 even responded to me with her thanks. The only disappointing behaviour I have seen on this site are those who wish to target anyone who may not agree with their own personal opinion. I have no tolerance for playground name calling from anyone nor incorrect comments from people who haven't even bothered to read properly what people have written.
Sarahmac I agree with what you say it could be the new BW look if you know what I mean and I was in the Poacher last night good band as well but I would say that as know them all and the Oak when it was open was my local
By jojomojomoto at 10:34 on 09/12/12Report
I live in the top part of Portishead and have on a few occasions frequented the old Royal Pub on weekends. I can honestly say the place was run down and when visiting there did not seem to be many people in there. ( I know my neighbour did knock off from work most days and spend all evening in there).However am I sad it has closed "No" sorry there are in fact two other pubs The Ship and the Windmill in local proximity to frequent. I dont live within walking distance of a pub nor do I live within walking distance of a local shop. If you feel the need to socialise and go to a local pub both of the above mentioned are not too far away.
I personally do not visit pubs in the local area in order to socialise so for me it is of no concern that it has closed.
With regards to a Tesco Store going in its place. Would I use Tesco "Yes". I don't normally shop at Tesco however if I was short of a few bits etc or needed to get anything unexpected I would use it.
I think jojo that as often happens on here, the moment you 'out' the serial poster, you start to have your comments removed and along comes our favourite mutlti personality poster with a new name.... and then along comes sallys who just happens to have the same perspective as pink & BS and suddenly had the urge to share her thoughts. The problem with stupid people is that they all think everybody else canot see what they do. It usually involves making a few mundane posts on other subjects at the same time to try to throw people, never works.
I am sure there are a lot more people in West hill that don't want a Tesco so why not put it down on the new estate where it is needed why here Enterprise Inns need to get there act together im afraid :(
By jojomojomoto at 20:29 on 10/12/12Report
Nobody gets to express an opinion on planning they just go ahead and do it anyway if they want to look at cabstand and the skatepark
By jojomojomoto at 23:44 on 10/12/12Report
The Times website today says that coachloads of local residents will be going to protest against the Tesco at the planning meeting at weston. Surely that is contrary to the claims by Tesco and the two or three people on here about how much opposition there is? It appears that there is strong feelings against this store opening and if people who live at the top of the hill feel it will affect their life's and the chance of ever having a local pub back then I think it does concern them more than those from other parts of town.
It baffles me how people on here have complained about increased traffic whenever school expansions are suggested and yet when it comes to shopping they will happily drive to the other side of town for something that I'm fairly certain a shop closer to them sells at a very similar price anyway.
Can anyone enlighten me as to just why 'coachloads of local residents' are going to a planning meeting in Weston to protest over planning permission for a new ATM?
By romeohotel at 17:04 on 13/12/12Report
Not my facts, those printed in the BEP, which is why I requested clarification.
By romeohotel at 13:11 on 14/12/12Report
The Oak was my local pub got 16 years from when I first moved to Portishead and was easy to walk to, unlike the Windmill and the Ship. I know at least two people applied to Enterprise for the lease on the pub, and am sad that they were ignored. I do not want Tesco at West Hill - I find there to be sufficient choice and price ranges with the Co-op (reasonable price), Lidl (cheap) and Waitrose (expensive but good quality). For last minute shopping I would use Costcutters, who have supported the local community. If/when Tesco opens at West Hill I will never shop there. If I were to support another large chain shop in Portishead I would prefer a Marks & Spencer for their clothing and shoes.
By Frank_o_File at 15:38 on 14/12/12Report
I'm thinking of starting my own campaign entitled
"Where are the Portishead Three Ten?"
If the petition only had 2,690 names, then what happened to the other 310 that were originally on it?
By romeohotel at 17:41 on 14/12/12Report
I am PRO Tesco, West Hill shops need to be improved, hopefully Tesco will raise the standard. (West Hill Resident)
By ellapalmer at 20:29 on 14/12/12Report
If people feel so strongly about Tesco coming...When it does arrive, just don't use the shop! Petition with your feet. The council encourage competition and the government/council are making planning easier so they would be shooting themselves in the foot if they turned the whole thing down. I bet Cost cutter didn't complain when they stole the newsagent's trade when they started selling daily papers did they? It's called competition, and everyone loves shopping for a bargain so if Cost cutter want to keep their trade then I suggest they up their game. 30 campaigners turned up yesterday? What about the other 2500 others? if they felt that strongly about it they would of turned up as well regardless of working etc surely?
By ye_olde_local at 21:49 on 14/12/12Report
Some of the objections as I see it are that cars will drive over a pavement which is on a dangerous bend which could cause a danger to other motorists and pedestrians..... is that not exactly the case opposite Costcutters and has been for many years? If you are in a retail environment then unfortunately you have to compete in a retail environment and its not always price that attracts customers, there's also something called service. As previously mentioned there are over 2000 objections, what about the other twenty thousand plus people in Portishead, wonder what would happen if there was a real vote which everyone took part in? Tesco should commission one and then everyone would see what Portishead thought and we could all get on with life…….me? I welcome the new Tesco store, no-one else gives me club points and after all every little helps!
go on you tesco i mean they do need a tesco up there as costcutter is the only shop and there only moaning as there will another shop to compete and when i asked the costcutter shop as they shut early at 8pm what if people need milk , stuff for kids or electric or gas and guess what they said the customers should have got it earlier so much for costcutter looking afte there customers
also at least tesco wont have filthy and flea ridden dogs roaming around the shop how un igenic is that
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Sunday, December 2, 2012
We are waiting for the rush to end. Easy LIke Sunday
Good morning pals... HH has been running around like a crazy woman the last few days so we are staying out of the way. Yesterday and today she has an Open House at her studio. I'm pleased to say that the original of this Sweetie painting sold...
So we're here to wish you all a very pleasant Easy Like Sunday.... we're off to take our naps now.
13 comments:
- Katie Isabella said...
I am so glad. It is a dear sweet representation of a dear kitty.
- December 2, 2012 at 11:46 AM
- Frankie Furter and Ernie said...
Congratulations to your HH fur selling that super painting. Glad that thingys will be getting EASIER like Sunday fur you all.
- December 2, 2012 at 11:58 AM
- FURKIDSMOM said...
We're glad the frenzy will die down so she can spend more time with you. On the other paw, green papers are always nice too!!!
The Florida Furkids
pee ess - Mom was talking to someone who knows HH. Her name is Pat Sams and she said to say hi!
- December 2, 2012 at 12:45 PM
- Molly The Wally said...
We hope mum gets a bit of 'easy' too. Congrats on the sale, well done. Have a super Sunday.
Best wishes Molly.
- December 2, 2012 at 12:50 PM
- Brian said...
Hooray for success, that always brings a smile!
- December 2, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- Angel and Kirby said...
WE hope today is a good day at the studio for HH
- December 2, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- Oskar said...
It's really cool that she can paint like that.
Nubbin wiggles,
- December 2, 2012 at 1:32 PM
- meowmeowmans said...
How exciting that that lovely painting was sold! Have a great Sunday, pals!
- December 2, 2012 at 1:58 PM
- Nerissa said...
Sounds like you've been pretty busy so it's no wonder you're ready for napping. Sweet dreams! purrs
- December 2, 2012 at 4:14 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Well, it sounds like a good frenzy! Enjoy your Sunday!!
- December 2, 2012 at 9:34 PM
- Sparkle said...
Yes, definitely this is a GOOD frenzy! It was nice visiting last night at the #nipclub Holiday Bazaar - I hope she got lots of online visitors to her store!
- December 2, 2012 at 10:53 PM
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- December 3, 2012 at 11:58 AM
- Teddy said...
Congrats on selling the painting, it is beautiful!! Definitely sounds like a pawsome frenzy :)
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AAD: Anti-TNF Therapy Improves Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis
Published: Mar 9, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9 -- Patients with psoriasis and concomitant psoriatic arthritis got relief from both conditions when treated with the monoclonal antibody adalimumab (Humira), according to pooled data from three large clinical trials.
The antibody, which targets tumor necrosis factor (TNF), reduced psoriatic arthritis-related adverse events by about 75% and was associated with a sixfold improvement in pain compared with placebo, Philip Mease, M.D., of the University of Washington in Seattle, reported at the American Academy of Dermatology meeting.
Consistent with data from studies of other anti-TNF therapies, the results suggest that a single therapy can provide relief from both conditions when they coexist.
"Dermatologists should be looking for evidence of psoriatic arthritis in their psoriasis patients because it occurs commonly," said Dr. Mease.
"Additionally," he said, "this study supports the observations that we have already made in pure psoriatic arthritis trials that the anti-TNF therapies significantly reduce psoriatic arthritis clinical symptoms and signs."
The findings came from a pooled analysis of data from three placebo-controlled clinical trials of adalimumab in patients with moderate to severe psoriasis. About a quarter of the patients had concomitant psoriatic arthritis.
The primary outcome measures were adverse events related to psoriatic arthritis and patient-rated pain associated with psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis at 16 weeks.
Psoriatic arthritis-related adverse events were defined as patient-reported signs and symptoms consistent with "psoriatic arthropathy."
Collectively, the three trials included 413 patients with a history of psoriatic arthritis, 274 of whom were assigned to adalimumab.
The frequency of psoriatic arthritis adverse events was 4.3% in placebo-treated patients compared with 1.1% in the adalimumab group (P=0.025).
Adalimumab treatment was associated with an average reduction of 31.3 units on the 100-unit pain scale compared with 5.6 units among placebo-treated patients (P<0.001).
|The study was funded by Abbott Laboratories.
Dr. Mease disclosed that he is a consultant and member of the speakers' bureau for Abbott Laboratories and has received honoraria from Abbott. Two of the co-authors are employees of Abbott Laboratories.
Primary source: American Academy of Dermatology
Source reference: Mease P, et al "Adalimumab reduces symptoms of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) among psoriasis patients with comorbid PsA" J Am Acad Dermatol 2009; 60(suppl): Abstract 3352.


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The International Energy Agency on Monday said the U.S. is on track to become the world's biggest oil producer by 2020. By 2035, the agency said in its annual World Energy Outlook, the U.S. could get close to the elusive goal of energy independence, at least when it comes to oil.
But oil prices, the IEA said, will continue to rise, hitting $125 per barrel in inflation-adjusted terms — more than $215 per barrel in nominal terms — by 2035. U.S. consumers, the agency makes clear, won't be shielded from those price increases, even if the country doesn't import a drop of foreign oil.
Why doesn't more production mean lower prices? Two reasons: supply and demand.
Oil is a global commodity. What matters for prices is total supply and total demand — not where the oil is produced or consumed. That means that even if the U.S. relied only on domestically produced oil, prices would still be dictated by global market forces.
In terms of supply, politicians tend to distinguish between foreign and domestic oil. But for prices, a different distinction is more important: OPEC and non-OPEC.
OPEC is a cartel, meaning its members collude to try to keep prices high. When prices start to fall, OPEC countries agree to cut back on production in order limit global oil supplies, pushing prices back up. Higher prices, however, induce more drilling in countries outside of OPEC, such as the U.S., which limits OPEC's influence. The more of the world's production that comes from outside of OPEC's clutches, the harder it is for the cartel to control prices.
Increased domestic oil production, then, matters mostly because it adds to non-OPEC oil supply. The trouble is that even as the U.S. is pumping more oil, many other countries are pumping less. The IEA expects a surge in non-OPEC production this decade due to newly tapped deep-water and shale resources in the U.S., Canada and Brazil, but after that the world will rely increasingly on oil from OPEC countries, especially Iraq.
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Tapenade on Rice Cracker
makes 4
• 9 oz (1 jar) black olives pitted (preferably Kalamata)
• 1 tablespoon capers
• 1 clove garlic
• 3 anchovies (optional)
• 2-4 tablespoons olive oil
• squeeze of lemon
• salt & pepper
• small round, plain rice crackers (or any rice cracker you like)
1. Smash olives, capers, garlic and anchovies with pestle and mortar.
2. Slowly drizzle in olive oil while mixing until a paste forms.
3. Season with salt, pepper and lemon.
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I returned to my house in York last week, after a rather longer Christmas break than I had anticipated, to find myself greeted with the kind of scene I imagine the most inconsiderate burglars leave behind. The saving grace, however, being that nothing was actually stolen. No, this was just the inevitable consequence of having a kitchen about 30% of the way through a glamorous makeover: a thick layer of dust adorning surfaces like snow, a lone fridge standing forlornly in the middle of the floor with a ghostly sheet draped over it, small nuggets of plaster and brick scattered like charming confetti o'er the sink and floor. Barely a trace remaining of the cosy place I had tried to make it when I moved in.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Tomato, red pepper, chickpea and chorizo stew
I returned to my house in York last week, after a rather longer Christmas break than I had anticipated, to find myself greeted with the kind of scene I imagine the most inconsiderate burglars leave behind. The saving grace, however, being that nothing was actually stolen. No, this was just the inevitable consequence of having a kitchen about 30% of the way through a glamorous makeover: a thick layer of dust adorning surfaces like snow, a lone fridge standing forlornly in the middle of the floor with a ghostly sheet draped over it, small nuggets of plaster and brick scattered like charming confetti o'er the sink and floor. Barely a trace remaining of the cosy place I had tried to make it when I moved in.
Friday, 25 January 2013
Apricot and ginger crumble slices
It's a time of celebration. A time to rejoice, cavort, frolic, caper, dance, jig. To make merry, pop open the champagne, utter gleeful exclamations with joyous abandon. To throw your hands in the air. To sing a small cheerful ditty or whistle a jaunty tune. To high five. Embrace. Jump up and down. Shriek. Shout. Grin. Guffaw. Chortle. Whoop.
That's right, you guessed it. I have a new oven.
If you think I'm being hyperbolic, suggesting a new oven is cause for celebration, let me paint you a picture of my old oven.
Monday, 21 January 2013
Pomegranate glazed spiced chicken and fig quinoa salad
'Salad' is a funny word. I don't think there's any word in the entire realm of gastronomic lexicon so versatile as 'salad'. Originating from the Latin word 'sal', meaning 'salt', salads were originally assortments of raw vegetables liberally dressed with oil and salt. Today, the Italian word for salted - salata - is very similar to that for salad: insalata.
Yet in this modern day and age, the word 'salad' can be applied to pretty much anything. Without even thinking about it, I titled this recipe a 'salad'. It got me thinking a bit more about the word, and what sort of rhyme and reason lies behind the labelling of something as a salad.
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Aubergine bruschetta with roasted tomatoes, mozzarella and pomegranate
I am heartily convinced that people who claim not to like aubergines have only ever experienced them in something like badly-cooked ratatouille or curry. If you don't treat a noble aubergine properly in such a preparation, it will be disgusting. It will be spongy and tough in the centre and slimy around the outside, watery and generally vile. An aubergine is not really a boiling vegetable. Stewing it in liquid will not do it any favours. The best way to treat an aubergine is to grill or bake it until its flesh turns from springy and spongy to molten, smoky and silky. Its skin will wrinkle and crisp, while its inside turns deliciously moist, full of rich, earthy flavour.
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Spiced porridge with quince, apple and vanilla compote
Another breakfast recipe. I'm not going to apologise, though, because there are several reasons why this is the absolute best thing you could be making and eating right now (I mean 'right now' figuratively speaking, of course, because you might be reading this at night time, in which case it's probably not a great idea to indulge in a vat of hearty oats before lying down).
Firstly, I've read a few of those awful detox-related articles in various newspapers and magazines this week. Curse those publications, for contributing to JIGS, or 'January-Influenced Guilt Syndrome' (I have just invented this, but I think it should be a nationally-acknowledged phenomenon). They're pretty hard to avoid, and the worst part is I only read magazines and newspapers while eating, so invariably there I am, gorging on some giant bowl of carbs, reading an article telling me not to do exactly that. It's pretty depressing reading about ideal lunches based around salad, green veg and lean protein while you're tucking into their opposite.
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I've had a lot of disappointing meals out recently. There's nothing in the world that will sap you of vitality quite like a meal that promised great things and delivered very little. There are various factors that can contribute to a poor restaurant experience, and naturally these will vary depending on the diner. Some people are extremely fussy about tablecloths, background music, or the availability of branded hand wash in the toilets. I, personally, am fussy about portion size, service, balance and the dessert menu.
That is, portions have to be generous, and this INCLUDES starters and desserts (one of my biggest restaurant bugbears is tiny desserts - some people save space for them, you know!); service has to be attentive and friendly, but not obsessively asking if everything is OK every five minutes, and it's definitely a no-no if I've booked a table and the restaurant claim to have no record of it; the dishes have to be well balanced, with enough carbohydrates to complement the meat/fish/vegetables or enough acidity to temper a very rich ingredient like duck or cheese; the dessert menu has to include proper desserts, like crumble, tart and pie - not like creme brûlée or panna cotta, which I consider a pointless waste of calories.
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Although some of my more rant-led blog posts may encourage you to believe that I am a constantly angry and occasionally violent grumpy old woman, I'm actually quite a nice person. However, there are certain things that you just don't do if you want to remain on speaking terms with me ever again.
For example, cook rice as you would pasta, in a vat of boiling water, draining it with a sieve. This is not acceptable behaviour and I will not tolerate it from anyone in my life.
Secondly, you never, ever, mess up the froth on my cappuccino. Drinking a cappuccino is a ritual, revolving around the steady scraping off of the chocolatey froth from the top with a spoon and the inhalation of its heady cocoa-rich aroma before indulging in the actual coffee lurking underneath. The chocolate is the best bit. I once went on a date with a boy who flagrantly ignored this, leaned over the table and swirled his spoon vigorously around in my cappuccino (which sounds like a euphemism, but is not). I was actually rendered speechless with horror for a good few seconds. Needless to say, it didn't work out. A person who could do such a thing is clearly evil and therefore not boyfriend material.
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Of course, if you do not do any modifications you're going to receive the results this stylesheet was producing (and still is) 5 years ago.
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Summary: The BSA has issued a persuasive study on software patents and their importance - persuasive, until you look at the data
The BSA's latest study claims to prove that software patents are of equal importance to SMEs and large companies, a claim that political parties and some media organisations have taken at face value. But does the study really show that SMEs are of equal importance, or has the BSA presented the facts in a misleading way to lead people to the conclusions they want them to draw?
This study comes at an important time. In a few weeks time MEPs are due to vote on the software patent directive. This vote is crucial if essential changes are to be made to the directive that will restrict the degree to which software can be patented. The BSA, which is keen for the directive to be passed in its current form, published the study to persuade MEPs to vote against any amendments that would restrict patentability.
The results of the study have already been quoted by an MEP from the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), as an excuse for their decision to vote against many of the amendments, in apparent contradiction to their party policy. The Liberals pitch themselves as the party for SMEs, so the study was conveniently offered as proof that SMEs need this directive.
Toine Manders, the intellectual property spokesperson for ALDE, said in a press release on Tuesday: "The directive has been portrayed as benefiting only major industrial conglomerates at the expense of the small software developer, but this is simply not true. A recent study by the Business Software Alliance indicates that SMEs account for 20% of all CII (Computer Implemented Inventions) patents granted since 1998 and 81% of them rely on patent protection for their businesses."
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"[These figures] show that thousands of European innovative SMEs have patents -- in fact 81 percent depend on one patent and a further 10 percent hold just two patents -- and rely on these to help develop their businesses," said Francisco Mingorance, BSA's director of public policy.
The 81 percent that Mingorance refers to is the percentage of SME patent holders that hold one patent, but you'd be forgiven for thinking it refers to all European SMEs. In fact, I'd hazard a guess that the majority of people would make this error. But then, if most people reading the release came away thinking: "81 percent of SMEs hold software patents, of course we should let this directive go through," would the BSA be upset? I doubt it.
I put this to the BSA, and they replied: "The 81 percent figure refers to those in the study". Well, surely they can be forgiven for just one example of bad English. If only it were that simple. An ALDE spokesperson told me on Wednesday that the proportion of SMEs holding patents has increased over time. In fact, the study found that the proportion of SMEs patent holders has remained constant over the past six years. Another mistake by the Liberals?
Perhaps, but this one has been repeated by the Guardian, in a story that appeared on 9 June. "The battle over the EU's software patent directive heated up yesterday when a survey showed small and medium-sized firms, the alleged victims, accounting for a growing proportion of such patents in the past few years," said the Guardian in the article.
What could cause both the Liberals and the Guardian to make this mistake? Again, the BSA's unfortunately worded press release appears to hold much of the blame. The first line of the press release states: "A new study published today by the Business Software Alliance demonstrates the growing importance of patents on Computer-Implemented Inventions (CII) for European small and medium-sized enterprises."
A few paragraphs later the BSA states that "European small- and medium-sized businesses account for more than 20 percent of all CII patents granted since 1998; And the number of SME patents granted has been rising steadily in recent years." The BSA omits to mention the important fact that the proportion of patents granted to SMEs has remained constant, so taken in conjunction with the first paragraph, it is understandable that both ALDE and the Guardian misunderstood this.
When I suggested to the BSA that it would be more accurate to change the first paragraph to say "…demonstrates the importance of patents…", the BSA replied, "Honestly, you seem to be nitpicking here."
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