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Does anyone know of places where you can rent storage space in a wine cellar? Space is a premium in my apartment and I quickly outgrew my 17 bottle wine cellar. I remember awhile back a wine store in the Chelsea Market Place offered this service, but I'm looking for any other locations in Manhattan for this or reviews of any you have used.
Thanks in advance for your advice
we use chelsea wine storage in the chelsea wine vault -http://www.chelseawinestorage.com/. Excellent and affordable. It's been about 6 years for us.
I have heard good things about the Wine Cellarage, seems like a professionally run outfit, they store Christie's wine collections:
I know that your post indicated "Manhattan", but you might want to check out winecellarage.com with storage in the Bronx.
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I use Winecare which is at 28th and 12th. They pick up and deliver. I like that I can get there on my own if wish. There is a minimum number of cases (12 or 15 cases I think, once you have the wine bug that is easy to exceed)
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#securechat Recap: Child Safety Online and Using Mobile Devices
March 19, 2012, 10:05 am EST
Last week's #securechat Twitter chat focused on rules & technology to keep kids safe online – whether they're using a family computer or their own mobile devices. The internet is a crucial tool for social, economic & educational progress. But, without proper safeguards & training, children can be exposed to inappropriate content or cyber predators. They also can unintentionally open the door to malicious web code, viruses, Trojans, keyloggers, and other cyber threats. It's the job of parents, guardians, educators, and public facilities to create an environment where kids can learn how to use the internet & mobile devices safely.
Top tips this week came from @tsodell, @rogeroottawa, @jenatsafenet, @securitytrends and @paulardoin. Thanks for sharing your experiences & advice.
Tech recommendations:
- Bsecure – Warns kids of questionable sites – they can click through, but the software will email the parent. has time mgmt/limits across multiple computers and iPod/Pads
- K9 WebProtection – helps block russian ads, popups, and allows for custom URL filtering
- NetNanny – Blocks inappropriate sites, masks profanity, monitors social media & IM, allows time controls.
- AdBlocker – @securitytrends: AdBlocker is an add-on you'd wanna install in browser. nothing worse than a 10-yr old finding that 'Awesome Marketing' is giving away the free iPod his parents didn't want to buy him for Christmas.
Parental controls:
- Parents should check browser history regularly.
- @tsodell: I think it is ok for kids to have internet-enabled devices, but they need supervision and boundaries with consequences.
- @hillarts: Macs are nice because you can actually schedule times when the machines can be used, what apps they can use. I also have an admin account setup on all of their machines that I can use to access them
- @jenatsafenet: My kids don't have download access…I just use my windows account settings and my admin level is pw protected. Simple.
- @PaulArdoin: I have browser pop-up blocker on 24×7. URL filters are schizo–filter out educational sites for anatomy (which my son needed) and send msg that he's not trusted.
Rules for going online:
- Kids can't use a program or site if parents don't have their own supervisor account or the kids' password for monitoring.
- No chat. Emails allowed only with a limited (parent-approved) contact list.
- Discuss anything fishy with your parent.
- No real names/location to anyone online.
- Kids must use the internet in common area, under parent supervision, no apps/songs downloaded without a parent's password.
Not sure which sites are safe? Here are some articles with recommended sites for kids: ow.ly/9GjKD and ow.ly/9GjNh. But remember, nothing can replace an involved parent. Equip them to make good choices!
@rogeroottawa: Tools created/use will have limitations. I want to instead arm my kids with knowledge and boundaries that they themselves own.
@JenatSafeNet: Definitely education is key. My kids are learning how to be safe in school and at home. Make sure you know where they are visiting.
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??? type arceus?
Now before i get started, i already know this is fake. then why would i ask? well i want to see other peoples point of view. i have seen pictures of this, but dont ask what the website was, because i dont remember. so tell me, real, or fake? (please do ot tell me any fake ways to get him, just tell me your honest opinion.) i have also posted a glitch on the pokemon platinum part of this site, so if you have the game, and you are interested, please check it out and leave me responses. thank you.
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Its real, you just have to find a sparkly boss panel. (you have to defeat the game first though)
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Are you sure, have you checked the rumble blast pokedex?
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Its true, but u first need to get all type arceus.
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Are you guys seriously falling for it? i checked the rumble dex and there is no ??? type arceus. but then again i did want your point of view, so whatever.
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The site was bulbapedia i think, when you type in arceus and click bulbapedia's arceus link. i also think you show follow the other's point of view and see if it's real or not. it'll probably show up on pokedex when you meet him, if it's real....
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Karl Marx was supposed to be dead and buried. With the collapse of the Soviet Union and China's Great Leap Forward into capitalism, communism faded into the quaint backdrop of James Bond movies or the deviant mantra of Kim Jong Un. The class conflict that Marx believed determined the course of history seemed to melt away in a prosperous era of free trade and free enterprise. The far-reaching power of globalization, linking the most remote corners of the planet in lucrative bonds of finance, outsourcing and "borderless" manufacturing, offered everybody from Silicon Valley tech gurus to Chinese farm girls ample opportunities to get rich. Asia in the latter decades of the 20th century witnessed perhaps the most remarkable record of poverty alleviation in human history — all thanks to the very capitalist tools of trade, entrepreneurship and foreign investment. Capitalism appeared to be fulfilling its promise — to uplift everyone to new heights of wealth and welfare.
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Strongbox provides Public Key Encryption for ActiveRecord. By using a public key sensitive information can be encrypted and stored automatically. Once stored a password is required to access the information.
Because the largest amount of data that can practically be encrypted with a public key is 245 byte, by default Strongbox uses a two layer approach. First it encrypts the attribute using symmetric encryption with a randomly generated key and initialization vector (IV) (which can just be through to as a second key), then it encrypts those with the public key.
Strongbox stores the encrypted attribute in a database column by the same name, i.e. if you tell Strongbox to encrypt "secret" then it will be store in "secret" in the database, just as the unencrypted attribute would be. If symmetric encryption is used (the default) two additional columns "secret_key" and "secret_iv" are needed as well.
The attribute is automatically encrypted simply by setting it:user.secret = "Shhhhhhh…"
and decrypted by calling the "decrypt" method with the private key password.plain_text = user.secret.decrypt 'letmein'
Quick Start
In your model:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
encrypt_with_public_key :secret,
:key_pair => File.join(RAILS_ROOT,'config','keypair.pem')
In your migrations:
class AddSecretColumnsToUser < ActiveRecord::Migration
def self.up
add_column :users, :secret, :binary
add_column :users, :secret_key, :binary
add_column :users, :secret_iv, :binary
def self.down
remove_column :users, :secret
remove_column :users, :secret_key
remove_column :users, :secret_iv
Generate a key pair:
(Choose a strong password.)
openssl genrsa -des3 -out config/private.pem 2048
openssl rsa -in config/private.pem -out config/public.pem -outform PEM -pubout
cat config/private.pem config/public.pem >> config/keypair.pem
In your views and forms you don't need to do anything special to encrypt data. To decrypt call:
user.secret.decrypt 'password'
Gem installation (Rails 2.1+)
In config/environment.rb:
config.gem "strongbox"
encrypt_with_public_key sets up the attribute it's called on for automatic encryption. It's simplest form is:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
encrypt_with_public_key :secret,
:key_pair => File.join(RAILS_ROOT,'config','keypair.pem')
Which will encrypt the attribute "secret". The attribute will be encrypted using symmetric encryption with an automatically generated key and IV encrypted using the public key. This requires three columns in the database "secret", "secret_key", and "secret_iv" (see below).
Options to encrypt_with_public_key are:
:public_key – Path to the public key file. Overrides :keypair.
:private_key – Path to the private key file. Overrides :keypair.
:keypair – Path to a file containing both the public and private keys.
:symmetric :always/:never – Encrypt the date using symmetric encryption. The public key is used to encrypt an automatically generated key and IV. This allows for large amounts of data to be encrypted. The size of data that can be encrypted directly with the public is limit to key size (in bytes) – 11. So a 2048 key can encrypt 245 bytes. Defaults to :always
:symmetric_cipher – Cipher to use for symmetric encryption. Defaults to 'aes-256-cbc'. Other ciphers support by OpenSSL may be used.
:base64 true/false – Use Base64 encoding to convert encrypted data to text. Use when binary save data storage is not available. Defaults to false
:padding – Method used to pad data encrypted with the public key. Defaults to RSA_PKCS1_PADDING. The default should be fine unless you are dealing with legacy data.
For example, encrypting a small attribute, providing only the public key for extra security, and Base64 encoding the encrypted data:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
validates_length_of :pin_code, :is => 4
encrypt_with_public_key :pin_code,
:symmetric => :never,
:base64 => true,
:public_key => File.join(RAILS_ROOT,'config','public.pem')
Key Generation
Generate a key pair:
openssl genrsa -des3 -out config/private.pem 2048
Generating RSA private key, 2048 bit long modulus
e is 65537 (0x10001)
Enter pass phrase for config/private.pem:
Verifying - Enter pass phrase for config/private.pem:
and extract the the public key:
openssl rsa -in config/private.pem -out config/public.pem -outform PEM -pubout
Enter pass phrase for config/private.pem:
writing RSA key
If you are going to leave the private key installed it's easiest to create a single key pair file:
cat config/private.pem config/public.pem >> config/keypair.pem
Or, for added security, store the private key file else where, leaving only the public key.
Table Creation
In it's default configuration Strongbox requires three columns, one the encrypted data, one for the encrypted symmetric key, and one for the encrypted symmetric IV. If symmetric encryption is disabled then only the columns for the data being encrypted is needed.
If your underlying database allows, use the binary column type. If you must store your data in text format be sure to enable Base64 encoding and to use the text column type. If you use a string column and encrypt anything greater than 186 bytes (245 bytes if you don't enable Base64 encoding) your data will be lost.
Security Caveats
If you don't encrypt your data, then an attacker only needs to steal that data to get your secrets.
If encrypt your data using symmetric encrypts and a stored key, then the attacker needs the data and the key stored on the server.
If you use public key encryption, the attacker needs the data, the private key, and the password. This means the attacker has to sniff the password somehow, so that's what you need to protect against.
Spike Ilacqua
Strongbox's implementation drew inspiration from Thoughtbot's Paperclip gem http://www.thoughtbot.com/projects/paperclip


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I Don't Like Mondays tee
Autumn S.- Goshen, OH
Isobel S.- Norwood, NY
Allyson L.- Amherst Junction, WI
July 28 – BEARPAW's
Knit Tall boots
Christine C.- San Jose, CA
Nikaela H.- Salida, CA
Peggy D.- Lincoln, NE
Briana H.- Cockeysville, MD
Diana T.- Houston, TX
July 29 – Distressed slouchy
skinnies from Warehouse
Elizabeth K. – Lexington, MA
Sophia S. – Aliquippa, PA
July 30 – No Sweat
hoodie in pink from Soffe
Brooke T. – Bothell, WA
Shannon S. – Portage, MI
Kayla J. – Round Rock, TX
Sammi S. – Tucson, AZ
Marisol G. – Carson, CA
July 31 – 15 FIFTEEN
denim grand prize
Elizabeth O. – Clifton, NJ
August 1 – Pink Square
utility tote from First World Trash
Vanessa W. – Moon Township, PA
Ashly V. – South Jordan, UT
Alyssa G. – Wichita, KS
Jalina S. – Lithonia, GA
Anna M. – Cumberland City, TN
Madison L. – New Carlisle, OH
Ashley O. – Syracuse, NY
Nicole C. – Midlothian, VA
Brandi K. – Wishek, ND
Zoey J. – Klamath Falls, OR
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