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We'll meet at a local coffee shop where we'll first enjoy coffee and muffins, then we'll visit 3 churches - plus 2 chocolatiers - via bus. Coffee, muffins, chocolate treats, guided-fun and round-trip transportation are included in the price, along with donations to each church visited.
Sample itinerary of places we might visit:
St. Joan of Arc Chapel - perhaps the only medieval structure (1400's) in the entire Western Hemisphere dedicated to its original purpose
St. Paul's Episcopal Church - view their stunning and extensive stained glass window collection, including the largest window ever created by Tiffany
Grace Lutheran - celebrate 160 years of their history in downtown Milwaukee
- Our guests have a lot of fun shopping at each of the chocolate shops that we visit. Please consider bringing a tote or canvas shopping bag to keep track of all of your goodies on the bus.
- Although minimal walking is required, there is still walking involved.
- Church locations subject to change based on availability.
- This tour is NOT handicap accessible and attendees will need to go up/down minimal stairs to get on/off the bus multiple times.
What Is Not Included?
Gratuities for your tour guide, although not required, are always appreciated.
Meeting Location
- Is advance purchase required? Is cash accepted?
- Tickets must be purchased in advance, as space is limited per tour. To maximize your chances of getting the day and time you prefer, please book well in advance. Cash is not accepted.
- What happens if it rains or snows?
- The tours are held rain, shine or snow and therefore, we encourage you to dress appropriately for the day's weather conditions. In the extremely rare event that the tour has to be canceled, you will be able to reschedule to another time or get credit for a future event.
- If a food tour is sold out, is there a waiting list?
- If a date/time is sold out or not listed as an available tour date, there is always a chance that if requested, we can add an additional tour on that date/time. Please click on the "Contact MKEFoodTours" link to let us know what date you are interested in.
- What is the maximum number of people per tour?
- As this is a bus tour with limited seating, the tour is limited to 40 attendees per tour.
- What sort of food will I be sampling?
- The tour provides a wide range of chocolate samples as well as limited non-alcoholic beverages. Remember to bring cash with you if you want to purchase extra items!
- Are beverages provided?
- Limited non-alcoholic options are provided. Remember to bring cash with you if you want to purchase extra beverages!
- What about dietary restrictions?
- We will do our best to accommodate any dietary restrictions provided we are aware of them in advance. Please notify us of any dietary restrictions you have upon purchasing your tickets. If you have further questions, please click on the "Contact MKEFoodTours" link to inquire.
- Do we just drive around to visit churches and sample chocolates?
- Absolutely not! Milwaukee has a wonderful, rich history. Visitors learn the history of the city and learn about the many ethnic influences that shaped our great city as well as learn about the holiday traditions of that ethnicity. The tour is fully narrated by your guide, who will discuss history, culture, architecture, and entertainment offerings, and introduce you to newer establishments.
- What places do we visit on the tour?
- It's a surprise! We will visit a variety of excellent chocolate shops and churches, but do keep in mind that the tour routes and thereby the exact places we visit may vary from tour to tour.
- How much walking is included?
- Although our tour is via bus and requires minimal walking between tasting locations, please note that this tour is NOT handicap accessible and will require attendees to go up and down stairs. We encourage you to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
- Can I bring children on the tour?
- We offer an adolescent ticket for kids 8 to 15. We also offer a free child ticket for those 7 and under who will not be participating in the tasting but will require a seat on the bus. Please do notify us if you will be bringing an infant who will not need a seat on the bus by entering a "Message to the Seller" when booking your tickets. Keep in mind that we will be discussing cultural history, and much of the tour involves eating and socializing. Please consider whether your children will enjoy the tour and whether it is appropriate for them.
- Can I shop on the tour?
- Absolutely - this is a great opportunity to stock up on your holiday treats!
- Does the tour end at the same place we meet?
- Yes.
- Is the tour wheelchair and baby stroller accessible?
- No.
- Are bathrooms available during the tour?
- Yes, bathrooms are available during the tour at selected food-tasting locations.
- Is there parking near to the tour's meeting point?
- Yes, there is parking located near the meeting point. Specific parking details are included in the meeting location directions after purchasing.
- Does this tour have anything to offer a native Milwaukean?
- Definitely! Many of our attendees live right here in Milwaukee. Locals often attend to learn about the neighborhoods and the city in which they live. Our knowledgeable guides will tell you exciting secrets about the city and perhaps introduce you to new favorites!
- Are cameras allowed?
- Yes, visitors are allowed and encouraged to take pictures at any of the establishments we visit.
- Are pets allowed?
- Due to the policies of the various food establishments we visit, pets are not allowed on this tour.
- Are tours offered only in English?
- Yes, we only offer tours in English at this time. Please click on the "Contact MKEFoodTours" link if you would like to make arrangements for your own interpreter to join the tour.
- Does the tour leader accept gratuities?
- Gratuities are greatly appreciated, although not mandatory.
- Do you offer gift certificates?
- Give the gift of exploring the sights and flavors of Milwaukee's most historic and delicious neighborhoods with a gift certificate for a Milwaukee Food Tour experience! These make perfect gifts for holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, or simply to say "Thank You" or "Welcome to Your New Home." The recipient selects their tour route of choice plus schedules the tour at a time convenient to their schedule. For complete details and to purchase a gift certificate, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
- Do you offer private tours?
- Yes! Private tours and step-on guide service is available for large groups. Please click on the "Contact MKEFoodTours" link to inquire further.
Milwaukee Food Tours
We are Milwaukee's original - and award winning - food tour. I am a Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA), an alumna of Future Milwaukee 2009 and have served as a culinary speaker at a number of tourism-related conferences. We even recently won the 2010 Governor's Rising Star in Tourism Award! Credentials aside, at Milwaukee Food Tours, our passion is firmly rooted in food and in Milwaukee.
We are proud of two pieces of commentary often provided by our attendees: "I've lived here my entire life and never explored Milwaukee like I did today" and "I was expecting a tasting but this was a full meal!" Whether you are a Milwaukee native, visiting the city on your own or traveling as part of group, you will not be disappointed. We consider our tours a progressive meal with a side of history.
Stories from Milwaukee's culinary scene are plentiful, and I invite you to immerse yourself into our culture in a fun and intimate way by experiencing a Milwaukee Food Tour. Come hungry, and be inspired!
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City of Center Line
Council Meeting
December 1, 2014
Welcome to the
City of Center Line
Center Line is a small close-knit community of 8,257 residents located in Macomb County in Southeast Michigan. Nestled inside the state's 3rd largest city, Center Line is a small town in a metropolitan area.
Now Hiring
The City of Center Line is seeking a Part-Time Document Manager and Archivist.
Yard Waste
The last day for yard waste pick up is December 4
City of Center Line
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Saturday, December 6, at Memorial Park
Starts at 6pm
Come Join the Center Line High School Chorus
as they sing Christmas Carols as Santa arrives by
Fire Engine to help light our tree.
Enjoy, bonfire, pony rides and refreshments.
Annual Cookie Walk
presented by the Friends of the Library.
Where you can purchase some of the best cookies
around for only $6 per pound.
Please Note: Tickets are not distributed on Wednesdays.
Please click here for further information regarding bus tickets.
Flood Assistance Information
FEMA Support Site:
Renaissance Unity Church
11200 11 Mile Rd,
Warren, MI
Residents and Business Owners can apply for assistance by going to a FEMA support site, registering online at http://www.DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA(3362) or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for the hearing and speech impaired. The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (local time) seven days a week until further notice.
Check here for more updates: FEMA's August 2014 Flood Site
City of Center Line's Flood Information Page
Utility Billing Changes Coming in 2015
Beginning in 2015, there will be some changes to your utility bills. First, the City will be changing to one billing cycle, which means everyone in the City will get a bill near the beginning of February, April, June, August, October, and December. These bills will now be due 30 days after being generated, or near the end of the same month. Additionally, your utility bill format will be changed to be a regular 8.5 x 11 letter. This larger format will allow the utility bill to contain more information and be more reader-friendly.
Other significant changes include eliminating interest charges on bills as well as the elimination of the Pool Fill Credit Program. For those residents who currently participate in the Pool Fill Credit Program, the City will offer an area maintenance meter to those residents at 50% of the City's cost for the meter. Be sure to call City Hall to take advantage of this offer as it will only be offered in 2015.
Finally, the newly-created Pipe Repair Program will offer relief to customers who have experienced a significant water leak where the water did not exit the property via the City's sewer system. Please contact City Hall for more details regarding this program at 586-757-6800.
Center Line Spirit
Sweatshirts are $26
T-shirts are $8
Hats are $9
Items are on display and available to purchase at City Hall.
Also available to purchase and on display at City Hall is an assortment of beautiful suncatchers brought to us by the Beautification Commission on sale for $5.
Automatic Payments
The City of Center Line now offers a direct payment service for your tax and utility bills.
If interested, please stop by City Hall for a form or click below.
The City of Center Line is offering you the opportunity to pay your tax and water/sewer bills through our Direct Payment Service. By sending in a completed enrollment form, your bills will automatically be deducted from your specified checking account on the bill due date. You will have the option of signing up for the Direct Payment Service for both your tax bill and your water/sewer bill, but you can also opt to sign up for only one or the other if desired. If you have any questions regarding this service, please contact us, Monday - Friday between 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at 586-757-6800.


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IWSG & Links
21 comments:
- Susan Gourley/Kelley said...
Despite saying you're struggling to find time, it seems to me you've accomplished a lot. Appreciate the links.
- July 2, 2014 at 7:14 AM
- Madeline Mora-Summonte said...
It sounds like you're making progress and moving forward - that's what counts. Hang in there!
Madeline @ The Shellshank Redemption
- July 2, 2014 at 8:43 AM
- Tanya Miranda said...
You're a hero in my book. It's tough rolling out that many pieces in 6 months, and not to mention the pieces that you have yet to finish.
I love how you share your links to submissions!
- July 2, 2014 at 9:06 AM
- Alex J. Cavanaugh said...
You're one closer to an acceptance - don't let it get to you!
- July 2, 2014 at 9:22 AM
- Carole Anne Carr said...
Well done, all that hard work will bring success. And many thanks for the links.
- July 2, 2014 at 9:53 AM
- Julie Flanders said...
I admire how many submissions you've got out. Good luck and keep moving forward. :)
- July 2, 2014 at 11:52 AM
- Rachel said...
Stephen King and JK Rowling (as well as hundreds of other famous authors) both had people turn down their stories repeatedly. It took a lot of time and rejection for them to be published. So you know what I think? All great authors have to go through it, before they catch the break they've been looking for. Just don't give up.
- July 2, 2014 at 12:21 PM
- Andrew Leon said...
I'll just say this:
Write when you feel like it,
Write when you don't feel like it.
- July 2, 2014 at 1:47 PM
- M Pax said...
You go! Woot woot! I'm going to keep cheering you on.
I'd like to get back to submitting shorts at some point...
- July 2, 2014 at 1:51 PM
- Nancy Thompson said...
Must feel good to have all that work out there to submit, more than I have. Good luck!
- July 2, 2014 at 2:39 PM
- Chrys Fey said...
It'll happen when it's meant to happen. Keep your head up, Shannon!
- July 2, 2014 at 3:40 PM
- Lynda R Young said...
It looks like you are doing well. Despite the apparent setbacks, you're still moving forward.
- July 2, 2014 at 10:07 PM
- Kimberly said...
That's great that you have submissions out and some on deck. Keep the faith. :)
- July 2, 2014 at 10:14 PM
- klahanie said...
Hi Shannon,
Yep, it's "I Was Seeking Gary" time! Thank you, Shannon. I'm flattered beyond belief.
Of course, you will never let it get the better of you. Your determination with your writing will see you through. That and my um, support group :)
Bloghop? Make them all go away.
I could say that despite all my constant interaction and support in the blogging world, I don't have, relatively speaking, that many followers. Yet, I'm not insecure about that. Because I know that followers totals often have no bearing on it at all.
I shall add that I'm still a starstruck fan of yours, Shannon. What do you have to say about that?
Gary :)
- July 3, 2014 at 5:32 AM
- Shannon Lawrence said...
Susan, true enough! I'd really like to be more productive, and these are mostly stories I'm editing that are already written. Still, I'm happy to be doing something.
Madeline, I am!
Tanya, thank you! I love hearing when someone gets a story accepted after seeing a link here.
Alex, always a good way to look at it!
Carole, I sure hope so! And you're welcome.
Julie, thank you! Just keep swimming.
Rachel, everyone's got to go through it. Always a good reminder!
Andrew, also very true. I was excited about getting into a rhythm finally, but when I finished the short story I was working on, I lost the urgency and the rhythm.
Mary, I hope you do!
Nancy, I am enjoying seeing them stacking up!
Chrys, I will, thank you!
Lynda, I am ever moving forward!
Kimberly, I'm definitely trying!
Gary, I'm happy to hear it. Even though I did throw out blog hop information. You have a lot of comments and feedback from folks, which is darned good.
- July 4, 2014 at 10:48 PM
- Christine Rains said...
It's been much the same for me. I had 21 rejections this year before I got one short story accepted. Keep on writing and submitting! Thanks so much for the links. Brilliant Flash Fiction just had their first edition, and now they're looking for flash pieces for their next quarter. Have a good weekend! :)
- July 5, 2014 at 6:37 AM
- Kim Van Sickler said...
How awesome of you to keep track of your writing stats and publish them for us to see. We are rooting for you! Keep plugging away. You really haven't submitted to very many places yet...
- July 5, 2014 at 11:45 AM
- AJ Lauer said...
I think I said this last month too (or maybe it was May?) but I really admire your continued dedication to submitting! That takes a specific kind of bravery (like a Warrior? hmm..). Keep it up!
~AJ from Naturally Sweet
- July 5, 2014 at 6:28 PM
- Feather Stone said...
I have one question for you, Shannon. Are you having fun? Sounds like you're a passionate person up to your elbows in success stories. I'm looking for an agent for a murder / suspense / sweet romance manuscript currently at 118,000 words. Publishers / agents willing to look at anything more than 90,000 are rare as hens teeth. LOL
- July 6, 2014 at 7:39 PM
- Carole Anne Carr said...
Thanks for the visit Shannon, good luck with those submissions, you sound very busy and very positive.
- July 7, 2014 at 11:57 AM
- cleemckenzie said...
You've got a lot out right now! I'd say you're do a great job.
- July 7, 2014 at 1:02 PM


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Hey Elitecrafters,
The server has not yet been updated, but we're working on it and will be updated to 1.8 as soon as possible.
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Theres certainly no shortage of fests, ftes, feasts, parties and tributes at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival. Beth Landman hit as many as she could yesterday, and fills us in on all of the action.
First was Alain Ducasses tribute dinner, a $500-per-ticket feast in the French chefs honor. Ducasse had been scheduled to arrive on Friday with his friend, Daniel Boulud, but their flight was delayed more than six hours and the two had nothing to eat but a few granola bars Boulud had stowed away. They are the two most type-A people, and every hour to them is important, an insider told us. They were freaking out!
Next up was the Ocean Drive party where Food Network was celebrating Giada De Laurentiis. I just came from a childrens cooking class where I got mobbed by a thousand kids, she told us. Its a good feeling but a little nerve wracking. Im afraid one of them will get trampled. After flashing her smile and sipping a drink in the VIP area, she was off to a cocktail party being hosted for her by the Scotto family, and then her own SOBE dinner at the Ritz-Carlton.
At the Best Thing I Ever Ate at the Beach event, Debi Mazars faro salad with tomatoes was a big hit. Its a good sign for the actress, who tells us she plans on transitioning her career to food and focusing on her new Cooking Channel show Extra Virgin when Entourage finishes up this season. I am 46 and Im looking for the right thing, she said. We like being on the show if we get picked up, great.
Of course, some chefs have started hosting unofficial parties. Laurent Tourondel held one last night beneath his BLT restaurant on Ocean Drive, serving sliders and cocktails to anybody who was actually still in the mood to eat or dirnk at that point.
And then there are the events that people cant simply purchase a ticket to. For example, Bobby Flays invite-only lunch at Joes Stone Crab. It started out as my lunch, recalled Drew Nieporent. But now Bobbys entourage is bigger, so he picks up the check.
I look forward to the lunch its my friends, Flay told us. People kept coming up to me and saying, how come I didnt get an invite to the stone crab event? SOBE is so event-driven that they think there is a ticket to everything.


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Luke Harangody feels he has unfinished business to take care of.
"It came down to me, just wanted to be a kid again," Harangody said Tuesday about he decision to return to the Irish for his senior season. "It's another year of college, and definitely I look back and didn't want to go out on the year we had last year."
Harangody waited until the final day, Monday, to pull himself out of the NBA Draft.
"The NBA is a business," Harangody explained. "It's not like being at Notre Dame around the group of guys that we have. I realize this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."
But of the problem for Harangody was not knowing where he would be drafted. If he was a 1st round pick, he would receive a guaranteed 3-year multi-million dollar contact.
"A handful of teams interested in me in the first round and then early second round. But nothing is guaranteed," Harangody said of what he heard about his status.
"The way people were talking about the draft this year, no one really knows what they're doing and it was a pretty unsure thing. I felt like if I was going to keep my name in it, it's going to be -- I was going to be taking a big chance because I had no idea where I was going to get drafted."
When asked what he would if hypothetically he was guaranteed to be a first round pick, Harangody began to explain when Coach Brey jumped in to answer for him.
"He'd have to go," Brey admitted. "That's a real rarity of getting a guarantee and then feeling good about it on the night of the draft when all those things change."
"But I told him, I said, if you get to a great position, I'm going to be the first one to shake your hand. You've got to go."
Haranagody has led the Big East in scoring and rebounding each of the last two seasons and is on pace to pass Austin Carr at the top of Notre Dame's all-time scoring list.
"Obviously that would be great to have those records," Harangody said. I mean, you can't lie about that."
"But that's not the reason I came back to school. If I get the records, great; if I don't, great. I'm just looking to have a great season, getting back to the NCAA Tournament."
Harangody credited Coach Brey with being there for him whenever he needed him during the process and said their relationship has grown tremendously.
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You've heard it before: "The Internet is forever." So you should know that when your friend posts a picture of you staggeringly drunk on Facebook, it may come back to haunt you. Businesses are now using social networking sites to scope out applicants, and that embarrassing picture -- and other bad behavior found on your profile -- may make your job search more difficult.
As newly graduated students and the recently unemployed look for open positions in a difficult job market, companies are on the lookout for new employees. Many employers are using social recruiting, in which companies find potential job candidates on social media sites like LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. What might be surprising is social recruiting is more likely to get you hired, plus it can help you stay employed longer.
Singer-songwriter Taio Cruz, who famously performed during the London Olympics closing ceremony in 2012, is entering the social networking cosmos with a new app intended to mash up functions from existing apps such as Facebook, Foursquare, Instagram and WhatsApp. KeWe -- a portmanteau of "Key" and "We" (as in "KeWe is the Key to the We") -- is Cruz's first foray into the app market.
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Social Media Day is a global event that celebrates the technologies that connect us across the world. This year, events took place on six continents, all in the spirit of the ways social media changes our lives and empowers us to do good. Each year, the Social Media Day celebrations get increasingly creative. This year, many cities found ways to take advantage of the day's growing popularity by taking unique approaches to their events.
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Everyone has that one crazy Facebook friend. They overshare, write cryptic statuses or worse, type in all caps. Those seemingly annoying posts, or lack thereof, could be more than just news feed fodder. Facebook profiles could be used as insight into mental health issues, a new study says. According to researchers at the University of Missouri, whether you post once an hour or once a month can be an indicator of your psychological state.
French Twitter users are saying "au revoir" to the word "hashtag" in an effort to protect the French language from anglicisms. Instead, hashtag will be replaced with "mot-dièse," meaning "sharp word" in English. The change comes from the French government agency called the Commission Générale de Terminologie et de Néologie, which is responsible for promoting the French language.
We've all been there. Your grandmother just joined Facebook, your boss sent you a friend request or you're applying for that dream job. Suddenly, you're scrambling to purge your profile of last night's pictures plus everything else you wouldn't want Grams to see. Painstakingly filtering through your Timeline isn't going to cut it, but FaceWash makes it easier.
We've all seen (and some of us have been) that person on Facebook -- the over-sharer. Some of us may be happy to divulge every intimate detail of our personal lives; others are more private. Social networks for families (FamilyLeaf, MyFamily.com, Rootsy, Origami), neighbors (Nextdoor), and select groups of family and friends (Path), have bloomed in the past few years. A growing number of us, it seems, want a more intimate online sharing experience.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Brady Quinn had some thoughtful words on our plugged-in, tech-obsessed society: Step away from social networks, and pay closer attention to your real-life relationships. "We live in a society of social networks and Twitter pages and Facebook.
Matthew VanDyke always intended to fight in Libya. In February 2011, VanDyke -- then a 31-year-old aspiring filmmaker -- journeyed to the North African nation in the early throes of revolution. He had told his mother and girlfriend that he would be guarding weapons convoys. In reality, he would enlist in the rebellion, be captured, spend six months in solitary confinement and escape to fight the end of the war.
Given the volume of conversation on Twitter and photos posted to Instagram, we've known for some time that mobile and social were key communication channels as Hurricane Sandy bore down on the East Coast, rendering millions without power and leaving a footprint of chaos. But just how much people relied on Twitter during the days surrounding Sandy was unknown -- until Friday.
Maintaining close ties with your good friends on Facebook increases your self esteem -- but also your waistline. According to a study by researchers at Columbia Business School and University of Pittsburgh, that will be published in the Journal of Consumer Research in June 2013, keeping watch of your good friends' activities on social media correlates to a higher body-mass index and higher levels of credit card debt.
Social media is like a professional cocktail hour -- a way to connect, share and interact with others beyond the confines of your cubicle. But now, it feels more like an epic college kegger -- the kind where you find yourself wandering in a sea of red cups, the clamor of rowdy partygoers drowning out any real conversation and eliminating the chance to forge relationships that don't involve tacos at 3 a.m.
You won't hear The Office creator Ricky Gervais pitching his new app at a party because, frankly, he'd rather "get drunk." Outside that setting, though, he's shouting out details about his digital venture. Gervais on Wednesday launched Just Sayin', a voice-centric audio app that lets users share any combination of voice, text, photos and video on Facebook and Twitter.
Six-year-old Good -- the company behind Good Magazine and Good.is -- is beginning a new chapter Wednesday, with the relaunch of its website as a digital community for social action. The new Good.is is a place for people interested in creating change to spread awareness for different causes with a like-minded community -- think change.org meets Facebook.
Google's social network Google+ has more than 400 million members, Google's Senior Vice President of Engineering Vic Gundotra has announced. Gundotra posted the news on his Google+ profile today, adding that Google+ also has 100 million monthly active users -- if you count in the mobile app. "This week we also hit an important milestone--over 400,000,000 people have upgraded to Google+.
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Pit Bull Puppies Killed In Fremont Pet Shop Fire
Three were killed in a one-alarm fire at a pet store in Fremont Monday morning, a Fremont fire official said.
Another Puppy Found Mutilated In Monterey County
The SPCA of Monterey County has found another puppy that was given a faulty ear and tail cropping by a man posing as a licensed veterinarian.
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Sweet Lucys?
- mschow Jan 11, 2008 08:13 AM
Comments on this place. BIL loves BBQ and we were going to give it a try. I understand it is BYOB. What are the crowds like on the weekend? Particularly interested in hearing what people have to say about the brisket and the chicken. How about the sides/potato salad/cole slaw. We make great potato salad and cole slaw in our family, so we are hard critics of this!
I don't know about the weekend crowds since I do take out, but I have never been disappointed by anything I have had there and neither have my various dining companions! The chicken is good - moist and tender - note to the pork adverse though, I understand they let the pork baste the chicken while they cook! I LOVE the pulled chicken (they also have pulled pork). Their cole slaw is good, although I prefer my coleslaw tangy and their's is not. I eat their greens and green beans which I like - well seasoned and not overly cooked (but this is BBQ, so no crunchy green beans here!). I am sad to say that I have never made it past the ribs, pork and chicken to the brisket!
re: Bigley9
I tried it and thought it was just ok to be honest with you. Eveyone seems to like it though, so don't let me dissuade you. Maybe they were just off my one visit. The chicken was pretty good as were the collard greens, but the pulled pork (which was not all that pulled and was in big chunks), the ribs, and baked beans all suffered from a BBQ sauce that to me was too reminiscent of tomato paste. The whipped sweet potatoes were just fair. They were very friendly there and had very, very good cornbread though.
jfood did a review in september 2006. Need to manage your and BIL's expectations.
re: mschow
I travel a lot on biz. My previous assignment brought me to northern suburbs of philly twice a month. Plus FIL/MIL lived in Wayne for many years, so jfood very much misses Yum-Yum donuts in Warminster. Now that's a reason to drive. Boston Creams to die for.
He was looking forward to some good Q and it was a tad disappointing after all the stuff jfood read about it.
The thing about Sweet Lucy's is that you need to remember that some people consider it to be the best BBQ in PHILADELPHIA. To me, that is the equivalent of finding the best cheesesteak in Chicago.
While Sweet Lucy's is good, keep in mind that it won't thrill you if you are used to having BBQ in the parts of the country that do it very well (Carolinas, Texas, etc.).
Just my opinion.
re: Philly Ray
I know...I lived in Texas for several years and experienced great Mexican, and great BBQ at many spots. I'd give anything for some Goode Company BBQ right now. But, you have to take what you can get. My expectations on the BBQ are that it will suffice. Is there a better place in the Philly area? I heard about Fat Jacks in Audobon, NJ, but don't know anybody that has tried it out yet.
On the flip side, Italian food in Texas in pretty miserable compared to what we can get in numerous places without even putting out any effort. (when Carrabas opened in Houston, friends of mine had no problem waiting 2-3 hours to get in!)
re: mschow
Ten years ago I was a grad student at Rice. One of my favorite to-go orders was Goode Company's sandwich of brisket on jalapeno bread ($3-4 at the time). I miss their BBQ and pecan pie something fierce. I used to bring both back for my parents when I flew home for the holidays :) Don't get me started on their yummy dry rub ribs.
I'm getting ready to book an international flight, and am trying to scheme a long layover just so I can (somehow) get some Good Company *sigh*.
On topic...Sweet Lucy's....I've been there twice about a year ago. I would describe it as good to almost very good for some items. It's definitely not Texas or the Carolinas. I concur with bluehenfan's review above.
re: croutonpiggy
That story reminds of when my wife used to fly to Kentucky for work on a semi regular basis. She used to bring back BBQ ribs and pulled pork (enough to last until her next trip) packed in a little cooler with frozen packs. She became kind of a regular at the restaurant, so they used to vacuum pack the stuff for her.
Airport security once asked her what she had in the cooler and she replied, "Just ribs and pork." They waved her through.
re: croutonpiggy
Oh, the soft white jalapeno bread...almost forgot about that. Love their brisket; and their chicken was the best. You know that you can buy the pecan pie online.
re: brightman
There is a great BBQ place (IMO) around here is Firehouse BBQ in Kennett Square or Elkton MD. They have rare off days and sometimes run out of some types of cornbread but they are very good: http://www.fhbbq.com/
re: bluehensfan
We tried this place. The food was terrific. I am from the South originally, and while Firehouse is not quite as good as really southern BBQ, Firehouse had really tasty pulled pork and chicken. People should try it. They are probably a fun caterer to use as well. Also the cornbread is good, and maybe that is why they run out. Maybe they need a big screen TV and some boutique beers to draw bigger crowds.
I know there are plenty of people on here who don't like Sweet Lucy's, but my husband and I have been about a half dozen times now and we love it. I've only tried the pulled pork (side were mac & cheese and spicy collards, along with cornbread) but I have to say I think it's really great BBQ. We brought friends for our latest visit and they also fell in love with the place and we have plans to go later this month with our neighbors.
I should point out, however, that I've never had authentic Southern BBQ so perhaps I don't know what the best of the best truly tastes like. Regardless, we really enjoy Sweet Lucy's and will keep going there as often as we get a BBQ craving.
re: SarahEats
I agree, totally. I think Sweet Lucy's is very good. The pulled pork, chicken, and brisket are all excellent sandwiches and almost all of the side items are very good as well. I would recommend Sweet Lucy's to anyone looking for some good local BBQ.
We like Sweet Lucy's not everything is geat but it's the best we found. I like the brisket. The vinegar sauce is my brothers fav,tangy,and cuts some of the BBQ sweetness if that's what your looking to do. I just passsed a place on Bensalem Blvd. not far from Neshaminy Mall it's called Smokin' Dudes. I haven't tried it but it use to be in Croyden and I heard good things about it at that time.
the best barbecue in the entire area can be found at the phillies ballpark every august at the garry maddox barbecue contest. the amatuers there put out serious competition level barbecue and although they aren't technically allowed to serve the public, many will chat it up with you and toss a rib or two your way. this years event is august 9th.
I was dying for bbq and went there on a rainy Friday night for the first time. I thought that it was great. I'm a pork rib fan and not a babyback fan, however, not given a choice of ribs, I found the babybacks to have a lot of flavor with minimal saucing. Very good. I also tried the chicken and found it to be extremely delicious and juicy........you could almost wring out the juice.
Usually at a BBQ place I find the sides to be a bit lackluster, but I found the sides here to be very good also. The baked beans were delicious and studded with pork, the slaw was good, I found the collards to be very good.........almost as good as mine.
I'd go back in a second with no regrets.
My inlaws live in Kentucky and Kansas City and I've had some tremendous barbeque when I visit. That being said, go eat at Sweet Lucy's.


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This summer, take a break, relax, and get away for some fun. Inspired by the first sip of a cool, sweet cocktail on a sun-soaked summer day, Marc Jacobs introduces a refreshing scent that's vibrant in color and crisp to the senses. Indulge in the simple pleasures of summer.
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I colored my hair last week, and I love it so much, I never want it to fade! So how do I keep the color longer? Here are some tips from SheKnows!
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Girlactik Beauty, a luxurious line of beauty products has teamed up with Dancing with the Stars,' Karina Smirnoff, to produce a new collection called KS for Girlactik Beauty. As part of this long term partnership, Smirnoff will help communicate her fashion-forward point of view to consumers and beauty influencers ensuring the Girlactik Beauty brand continues to be seen as the luxurious yet affordable line of makeup accessible to women of all ages and ethnicities.
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Smirnoff first approached Strugano last summer, after Girlactik Beauty products were used on her and other Dancing with the Stars cast members. With high definition television showing every detail and highlighting every flaw, good makeup is important than ever for these celebrities and pro dancers on the show. Smirnoff loves how Girlactik Beauty products produce a flawless look, are easy to use, and are beautifully packaged.
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By Jaikumar Vijayan
February 8, 2010
The theft of $378,000 from the town of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., is prompting
questions about the responsibility of banks to protect customer accounts
from online criminals.
In a statement last week, a Poughkeepsie town official revealed that
thieves had broken into the town's TD Bank NA account and transferred
$378,000 to accounts in the Ukraine.
The thefts took place over a two-day period in mid-January during which
a total of nine attempts were made to steal money. In the end, four of
the attempts were successful, resulting in the lost money.
The thefts were discovered by town officials one day after they
occurred. So far, TD Bank has managed to recover $95,000, with efforts
still under way to try and recover the rest. The theft is being
investigated by local police, the FBI and the U.S. Secret Service.
It was not clear how the thieves gained access to the town's bank
account, and there was no immediate response from Town Supervisor
Patricia Meyers to a Computerworld request for comment. But in other
such cases, crooks typically break into commercial and retail bank
accounts using stolen log-in credentials belonging to authorized users
to transfer large sums of money to banks outside the U.S.
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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Bledsoe County outlasted Chester County 1-0 in 10 innings in Class AA softball and the Lady Warriors' state-tournament victory in the losers-bracket game today at Starplex No. 2 is the first in school history.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Kali Henderson went 2-for-3 with a homer and two RBIs, Kelsey Nunley pitched a three-hitter and Soddy-Daisy beat Mt. Juliet 7-1 at Starplex No. 1 in each team's first game in the TSSAA Class AAA softball tournament.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — With help from her defense, which made two double plays, Baylor's Kaitie Sims overcame seven walks while pitching a three-hitter in a 9-0 victory over Pope John Paul II at McKnight No. 3 in the Division II-AA high school softball state-tournament opener for both teams.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — A team that had a .500 record heading into last weekend's best-of-three sub-state series has sent a message. Don't count GPS out of the state softball tournament just yet.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Grace Academy moved one step closer to a return trip to the TSSAA Class A state softball final by defeating Coalfield 8-0 in one of Tuesday's opening-round games at Starplex No. 4.
If Hamilton County's three TSSAA Divison I high school softball teams are to win the weeklong races in their classifications at the state tournament in Murfreesboro, their proven pitching thoroughbreds will need to be at peak performance.
Central celebrated. But the Lady Purple Pounders didn't go crazy. They hugged and high-fived after beating Sequatchie County 9-3 in their Class AA softball state sectional game Saturday, but there were no gloves tossed high in the air, no dogpile in the outfield, no screams that echoed to Wolftever Bridge.
For half of Soddy-Daisy's Class AAA high school softball state sectional Saturday, the Lady Trojans' problem wasn't getting hits but getting runs. Then one swing of Kali Henderson's bat in the fifth inning changed things.
The reason Grace Academy pitcher Lacye Walker gave for wanting to win Friday's TSSAA Class A softball sectional wasn't the obvious one.
GPS's Morgan Lane will have some explaining to do next week in Murfreesboro. People will be asking her why she has a pink streak in her hair.
A funny bounce on a two-out bloop to left field got the Central Lady Pounders' offense going Wednesday and they cruised to an 8-2 home win over Meigs County in the Region 3-AA softball championship.
JASPER, Tenn. — If they get an early run, they relax and play with confidence. If they score late, runs come in bunches.
MANCHESTER, Tenn. — In Wednesday night's pitcher's duel, Coffee County's catcher did more than crouch behind home plate.
JASPER, Tenn. — While the players wanted to celebrate the win that had extended their season, Marion County softball coach Chris Thomas was more concerned with finding ways to ensure that Monday's would not be the final win of the season.


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tings dey happen: Dan Hoyle's Award-Winning Solo Show About Nigeria
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Wonderfully performed, this show is a scorching indictment of oil politics in Nigeria and the repercussions for the Nigerian people. Dan Hoyle nails multiple characters, changing his accent, posture, body language and even the shape of his face (or so it seemed) to make everyone from an assassin to a prostitute to an ambassador come alive. I found the pidgin English sometimes hard to understand, but it got easier as the show progressed. Mr. Hoyle even got in his jabs at NGO's and charities whose efforts, however well-intentioned, are often misguided. In all, it was a very thought-provoking evening.
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Dan Hoyle is brilliant and I have seen this TWICE and would go see it again. Hilarious, poignant, educational, informative, raw, real, amazing....I would want every single person I know to see this play. I can't wait for his next work! Please...continued
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Highly entertaining and very educational. I went for my interests in the politics of Nigeria, the Niger Delta, and Oil politics. Hoyle's performance gives a look into the lives of many players from the militants, warlords, prostitutes, to the oil...continued
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The four of us really enjoyed the show especially Dan Hoyle's spot-on acting. I found the pidgen very hard to follow. It did get better. Next time in a show like this I would make it a point to get a seat closer to the front of the stage. We...continued
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"A smart, engrossing, funny, challenging and moving look at…Nigeria's bloody oil politics." —San Francisco Chronicle
"Riveting…funny and poignant." —The New York Times
"Entertaining and eye-opening." —Variety
Dan Hoyle's Tings Dey Happen, is a riveting award-winning adventure story, a geopolitical tour-de-force about the year Hoyle studied oil politics in Nigeria, the "new Middle East" of oil security. Traveling alone through the swamps of the Niger Delta, he befriended militants, warlords, prostitutes and diplomats. Dan plays them all in this award-winning solo performance developed at The Marsh and directed by solo performance master Charlie Varon. Just back from a whirlwind tour of Nigeria, sponsored by the U.S. State Department, Dan will have post performance talkbacks on Thursday, Fridays and Sundays with special guests.


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Flaw could expose 'millions' of home routers
Millions of household routers are susceptible to a flaw that creates a handy means for hackers to hijack surfing sessions or hack into home networks. Craig Heffner, a researcher at security consultancy Seismic, is due to detail the flaw and release a proof-of-concept tool at the Black Hat conference in Vegas later this month. …
Change password...
Find the user manual to change your routers password, also apply at least WPA2 security whilst you are there.
Most routers are accessed via 192.168.0.1 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.100.100 or sometimes 192.168.1.254
Don't use Mckinnon style passwords!
Great advice, thanks
Now how do I change the password if my ISP won't tell me what the existing one is?
And how do I use a different router, if they won't tell me the login details I need to access my ADSL account?
Internet connection means all sorts of s**t will come to your door.
Wireless means all sorts of s**t will end up on your network.
Change your ISP. No way would I stay one more second with an ISP that treated me like that.
Is not possible if you own a Nintendo DS or one of it's current variant :(
Add your own router...
on your side of the ISP's router. Use NAT and add as many machines as you like on your home network. The ISP's router does the ADSL login, as, as far as it is concerned, it's connected to a single device on your side.
Of course, you pay the electricity bill for both routers, about £10-20 a year. Not very green.
Then the attacker has (assuming you've fallen for the exploit script - try installing NoScript) a choice of two routers to attack. You've got a strong password on yours, but the ISP's still has the old password. Better not trust it for anything other than providing bandwidth, configure your DNS servers on your router yourself.
ISP won't tell you the password
Some ISPs (O2, for example) force-changed their router passwords to be the serial number, so try using that one.
Not very green?
"Of course, you pay the electricity bill for both routers, about £10-20 a year. Not very green."
What's not very green? What do you mean?
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Don't you need the password in order to log in and administer the router? Set options, etc?
If your ISP is really that lame or controlling, tell your provider you want in or you're going to up sticks and move (stuck in a contract? tell them you will hold them responsible for the costs of recovering your computers if their router is compromised...).
Having said that, go to the login screen and set the user name to "admin" and the password to "admin". You'd be surprised|disheartened at how often that works...
PS: My Livebox seems to screw itself up and need a complete factory-reset about once every six months. Not hard to do, but... come on... who the hell are you with that won't tell you your account login details either?
Security Researcher discovers issue with routers configured to use default username \ passwords and IP addresses.
try reading the fscking links next time
No. Security researcher find another way to access those piss poorly secured routers. This isn't slashdot, you're supposed to read the damn links.
And just for a change the answer is not 'run NoScript', though it probably will be about 30min after he spills the beans.
Change password...?
Guess it's not a good idea to use 'admin' & 'password' as the log in credentials to my router then?
..only an idiot would use them, you need to make it alpha-numeric.
Try Password1 or Password01 for extra security.
What list?
Er, can't see the full list. Pointer, anyone, please?
Re: Can't find the link
Full list is available here
Didn't I read this last week?
And I could have sworn it was here. But search (here or at Google News) doesn't find it.
Anybody want next weekend's lottery numbers? Drop me a note on Monday and I'll let you know.
Where's the "confused" icon. Oh, I know...
interestingly enough, my little Piece-O-Shit™ $16 Trendnet isn't listed as vulnerable
Anon so the router bogeyman can't find me. [dons tinfoil headwear, just to be sure]
Just checked a WRT54GL
put in the WAN IP address into browser - took me to router admin page, this seem a bad idea as external IP address is known to websites you visit (hopefully internal address is harder to to get)
my temp solution is to use port forwarding to sent port 80 to unused ip address on my network
Don't Panic Mr Mannering
A lot of routers will send the admin page if a device behind it requests the WAN IP, test from outside your network (from your 3G phone for example).
But If you're still getting the Admin page from outside then you need to log in and turn that shit off pronto, also have to wonder what you're getting out of this site besides the fear.
re: Don't Panic Mr Mannering
No panic - but it is a bad idea for router to respond to WAN address from the LAN with the same response - as that means the attacker can easily workout where your routers admin configuration page is - you have of course moved your router off the default 192.168.0.1/192.168.1.1 haven't you
That's normal. I have a DynDNS account on which I sometimes run a local server. It would be nice to log into my server from my own machine by sort-of bouncing the request off the internet - helps me check I've opened up the router firewall correctly.
But every time I try, I get the router's login page. It only works if I use an external intermediate, such as http://freeproxyserver.net/
To see the list look at the embedded spreadsheet here:
Here is the list
Or this link might take you straight to it
Of course you could always block incoming from 192.168.*.*
You could always implement a firewall rule to perform IP filtering on anything coming from the WAN side to block any addresses from the local LAN. After all, nothing from the WAN should be using the standard class C reserved addresses 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255. Just block all of those addresses from inbound WAN traffic.
But the malicious traffic actually comes from your own PC, not from the Internet. The filtering you suggest, while theoretically a good idea, is of no use here.
Anyway the "special use" IP-adresses (RFC 5735) are not likely to hit your front door, since sane ISPs are unlikely to accept these in the DFZ.
/16 is not /24
"After all, nothing from the WAN should be using the standard class C reserved addresses 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255"
That would be a Class B, not a Class C.
/16 != Class B
So there.
/Bigger Pedant
How so?
Standard CIDR notification, a /16 network has a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0 which is a Class B network.
Or are you refering to the original designation of Class address spaces whereby everything above 192.0.0.0 is a Class C? (up until multicast)
Yes, thank you, I know, but you can't endit after posting.
Thank you, next time I will actually read before commenting...
I had not read sufficiently to realize that the attack was browser and not router based.
No, a /16 network isn't always a Class B network. The Class B networks start with binary "10", and cover the range from 22.214.171.124 to 220.127.116.11. In classful addressing their natural netmask is 255.255.0.0, i.e. /16 in CIDR notation.
The network 18.104.22.168/24 (CIDR-notation) is a /24 subnet of the Class B network 22.214.171.124. And 192.168.0.0/16 (CIDR-notation) is a supernet of the Class C networks 192.168.0.0 through 192.168.255.0.
Everyone please forget everything about classful addressing.
My router's on that list
but then i'm not stupid and won't be lured to some dodgy website (probably chinese) hosting this malicious code. Plus I changed the default username/password to something a lot more secure as soon as a got my router.
It only stupid gullable people (the type that readyily click on adverts) who will fall for this and frankly they deserve to be hacked.
Anonymous for obvious reasons
The trouble is
That if one of your regular, trusted web sites contains its own security holes, the bad guys could inject the attack code there and then use that to subvert your router. The days have gone when all you needed to do was to stay away from porn, hacking and Russian-hosted web sites.
you *are* joking, one hopes
A small script can easily be tucked away on a legit website. Local government
websites are good target environments for trying to inject malware. An ad with
a malicious payload embedded was successfully put into the NYTimes queue
not long ago.
The attack runs a trusted script on your PC, so you needn't click on anything
to be popped.
As for the unlisted Trendnet.... Untested too, but I have a suspicion that AC
here would be happy to buy it as a hardened router. You can include the
spreadsheet as evidence.
I'm safe; I don't use the internet
So you missed all the news about most of the malicious content on the net NOT being on pron sites? It seems that you stand a better chance of catching users by putting your malware on "normal" sites like BBC, CBS, etc. A lot of which are vulnerable to having extra content added because of the way they work.4
So no, you are not likely to suffer if you do not use the internet...
Re: Just checked a WRT54GL
Well login then and turn off admin access from the WAN side.
re: Well login then and turn off admin access from the WAN side.
re:Well login then and turn off admin access from the WAN side.
it is not the admin access from the WAN side - which is port 8080 and is off.
It accessing the web admin from port 80 using the routers WAN IP address instead of the routers LAN address. It is trivial to get the WAN IP address and use it in an attack script created server side, it is harder to get the local routers LAN port - therefore a more complex script and requires something like JAVA.
"if one of your regular, trusted web sites ... gets compromised"
It doesn't even have to be one of your regular trusted web sites that gets hacked itself; if one of them uses an external ad server (or something functionally equivalent), and that gets compromised, that's sufficient.
Unlikely? Maybe, maybe not. It has already happened here once at The Register, though right now I can't find a link... might not have been an external adserver, might have been an internal load balancer, same basic principle applies.
And then there was the perfectly respectable TV aerial repair outfit I needed to call one New Year following some windy weather. Their website had been got at over the holiday.
Anybody thinking these kind of problems are restricted to dodgy websites and that they don't use them therefore they're safe needs to reconsider.
...and people said I was crazy spending all that time (just a couple hours really) building myself a pair of openbsd routers...
Lets see the browser-based openssh / vlan hopping attacks...
Why bother if you're on Virgin!
That shitty DLINK router Virgin are sending out...
Default login admin, default password blank!
DNS/DHCP on by default!
Wireless encryption and MAC filter both off!
So as soon as Joe Public plugs it in, instant free wireless hotspot!
Virgin DLINK routers
When they sent me one after I complained about something else and they upgraded my line speed, I continued using my existing router. I configured the DLINK one as a seperate wireless access point with WPA2 and very strong passwords. User manual comes on a CD. Easy enough to read it and set it up as required, but not much use for ungeeks who don't read manuals. Those who just plug it in and expect a secure default configuration probably get what's coming to them, though the defaults could be improved by printing strong passwords on labels stuck to the machine (different for each router) , configuring WPA2 by default and turning off UPnP.
The reason they don't is probably that sending them out secure increases the support desk traffic , and it probably costs a few pence more to have different passwords on every one they send out.
Has its uses
And instant free plausable deniability when hit with a 'copyright infringement detected at your ip' notice. Awesome!
What's up MAC?
So I suppose if I only permit specific MAC addresses on my router I should be ok, right?
No, that would secure you against the attack, but it would have the same effect as unplugging your PC from the router which again would secure you from the attack but have rather noticable side effects.
The attack on the router comes from *YOUR* PC (your browser to be specific). If you block your MAC bye-bye internet. There are a number of possible hardening solutions you can use. e.g. force your browser to use a non-existent proxy when accessingr your routers IP, set a decent user/pass combo on the router, change the routers IP from its usual 192.168.0.1 / 192.168.1.1 to make it harder to find etc.
Personally I would go with more than one.
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erm, because MAC filtering is as robust as chocolate fireguard mate
try Google to learn this :)
"This code uses a "Jedi-mind trick" to circumvent the same-origin policy, thereby allowing JavaScript-based malware to penetrate private home networks supported by vulnerable hardware."
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NoScript not a defence??
RE: "Potential fixes implemented in the free DNS replacement OpenDNS and the Firefox NoScript plug-in won't prevent his exploit, Heffner adds."
I don't see how a vuln that relies on some JavaScript being run to execute the exploit, will work, when NoScipt doesn't allow the script to be run in the first place? (obviously, if it's injected into a "trusted" page, you're out of luck).
That's exactly the problem.
The malware adopts YOUR OWN IP ADDRESS as its own. This tricks the browser into believing it's actually running locally on your own machine. Trying to block a script coming from your own IP address is akin to trying to ban code coming from localhost (127.0.0.1); try it and things are going to break. That's probably also why NoScript and most techniques don't work; it's basically making it so you can't trust YOURSELF anymore.
NoScript quick to react.
If what I said is true and the exploit works by adopting your remote IP as its own, then NoScript's latest update (and its landmark 2.0 release) now has safeguards against that exploit.
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