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Wi-Fi Protected Setup easily unlocked by security flaw
Security researcher Stefan Viehböck has demonstrated a critical flaw in the Wi-Fi Protected standard that opens up routers to attack and has prompted a US-CERT Vulnerability notice. Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is used to secure access to wireless networks and requires each router to have a unique eight-digit PIN. One mode of use …
For the mathematically curious...
...here's a (very simplistic) visualisation of how researchers arrived at the "10^4 + 10^3 = 11,000 attempts" figure:
First off, you send PIN association packets to the Wi-Fi router, starting with
-- -- "0000 0000" (space added between quads for clarity)
and increment the upper quad by one, like so:
-- -- "0000 0000"
-- -- "0001 0000"
-- -- "0002 0000"
-- -- "0003 0000"
Each time the "probe PIN" is sent, the router replies with a message that tells the device if the upper quad (the first four digits) is incorrect. Since the upper quad is four digits long, you only need to send at most ten thousand (10^4) "probe PINs" -- from "0000 0000" to "9999 0000" -- to determine what the first four digits of the real PIN actually are.
For purposes of this discussion, we will say the correct upper quad is "4976." This presumably took us 4,977 guesses, if we started at "0000 0000," and tested the upper quad sequentially.
Once you know the first four digits, you only need to guess the first three digits of the lower quad -- from "000" to "999," or one thousand (10^3) combinations -- to find the rest of the PIN. The last digit is deterministic, since it's calculated mathematically from the first seven digits, and used as a checksum:
-- -- "4976 000[checksum]"
-- -- "4976 001[checksum]"
-- -- "4976 002[checksum]"
-- -- "4976 003[checksum]"
Again, for purposes of discussion, we'll presume that the correct first three digits of the lower quad are "387," with the calculated checksum appended at the end.
Thus, given an upper quad of "4976" and a correct lower quad of "387[checksum]," we should be able to find our association PIN in
-- -- 4,977 + 388 = 5,365
Cheers for that.
I was strugggling to work out how they got 10^4 + 10^3 = 11K. Thankfully El Reg is the home of enlightened minds and people with enough time to share their wisdom :-)
Oh FFS, that's terrible..
I'd always assumed WPS was broken security and disabled it wherever I find it, reasoning my long pass phrases (a whole sentence in most cases) would be far more secure and I can remember them in my head.
But this is even worse than I could have imagined! Some Kudos to Netgear for seeming to realise the vulnerability but surely after even 20+ incorrect pins in quick succession it should be blindingly obvious a brute force attack is in progress and the feature disabled for a while at least... This is some king-size fail, it's like it's 1999 and we're all using WEP again!
Worth noting that however many guesses calculated here is the maximum required, luckier tries could crack in a much shorter time.
What on Earth were they thinking when they designed it to return a result after only half the password was sent? (An already short password at that.) That is SO stupid, there must have been some strange logic behind it. I'm thinking like the protocol used 4-digit control codes so they just fit this into the same format, or something. But regardless, it should have been really obvious that they were introducing a major weakness by doing that.
What they were thinking:
"Oh, remember the good old days of LM hashes? Weren't they great? We should do that again."
What they were thinking:
Maybe this is exactly *what* they were thinking?
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The Ken Thompson Unix back-door. Put code into the c compiler that checks to see if it's making the login command and then compiles in a back-door, then you also put in code so if you recompile the compiler, it adds the code to do this (add the backdoor and add itself to the c compiler) back in.
Suspicious? Moi? Never!
is there any particular reason you're listing a bunch of disproved (in some cases more than a decade ago) and lame-ass conspiracy theories? What does any of that crap have to do with anything, let alone a wifi security mode that nobody uses for more than 5 minutes when first setting up a router?
Seriously, the NSA windows key? Geez man, that was NT4!
So what are you saying?
The NSA key was in NT4, therefore there is nothing like it any other version of windoze?
Some of these 'theories" are over ten years old, therefore they are not happening now?
The Ken Thompson hack of the compiler is very old but it does serve as an example of what can be done. Just remember that mickeysoft is showing the windoze source code to russian, uk and who knows what other secret agencies, I wonder if any of them are making 'recommendations' about the code?
Spying on telecoms traffic has being going on for years, and backdoors in systems have existed for years, and still do exist. There are even some national security agencies that complain to telecoms companies about encrypted traffic being routed through their country, how do they know the communications are encrypted?
FFS, even DES was fiddled with by the NSA to reduce the number of bits in the key, and when IBM found a way to crack it using differential cryptanalysis in 1974 they were asked to keep the method secret.
While most tech-savvy people will disable WPS, most people won't, probably the same people that don't use anti-virus, firewalls etc.
Windoze? Mickeysoft?
Sad. Old, unoriginal (of course,) and really, really, sad. I'm betting even your mother can't raise a charity smile when you crack a joke nowadays. Lots of people here appreciate your witty play on names, I'm sure, but then they're just as sad.
If "the last of the eight digits is just a checksum"...
... then there were only ever 10^7 combinations to try even for the full 8-digit number in the first place, not 10^8. Inaccurate of the guy to mention that the guessable 8th digit reduces the number of combinations to try in his attack but omit to apply the same adjustment to the raw brute force figures.
"If 'the last of the eight digits is just a checksum' then there's only 10^7 combinations..."
I've been thinking about this as well.
I guess if you know the checksum digit generation algorithm used, there would be only 10^7 combinations, but if you didn't know the formula for generating the checksum digit, then there would be 10^8 uniques, since you would have to test each last digit along with the other seven.
The same goes for the "upper-quad-then-lower-quad" PIN-probe attack described by the article (and my example, above): If you know the checksum algorithm, then the complexity is
-- -- 10^4 + 10^3 (11,000 guesses required)
but if you do not know how the checksum digit is calculated, then the complexity increases to
-- -- 10^4 + 10^4 (20,000 guesses required)
which is still a whole lot less than any threshold that can reasonably be considered "secure."
Rolls eyes...
Glad I disabled WPS on my router when it arrived.
I very much take the view that if I'm not using a feature it should be turned off.
wps button
I thought that wps required you to press a button on the router before a connection was initiated. I've never used it and it's disabled on my router.
wps modes
The WPS button is unfortunately only one of possible connection modes under WPS. Others rely on a matching "PIN" - which obviously limits the effective security level of the device. This was intended for devices without a HW button, but it seems that it was an even worse idea than buttoned WPS.
There is no icon severe enough for this situation.
How on earth could anyone *ever* think this was even remotely acceptable? What makes this even worse is the attacker doesn't even have to bother to checksum the upper quad, only the whole number once the upper quad is known! Talk about head-banging crazy.
In real terms you'd be far more secure with a 'normal' 5 digit number!
@Will Godfrey
If this was log-in directly to your PC/account, then yes it would be a major fail of Windows95 proportions.
But in reality, the weakness is not as bad as that as all it gives them is access to your LAN and you should *NEVER* assume your LAN is a completely safe place.
OK, you probably have more lax firewall rules for 192.168.1.* or whatever, and they could be using your IP address for nefarious purposes, maybe even sending pr0n to your networked printer for the lutz.
But your own PC should be secured as if it is facing the wild wibbly west in any case, and all of your critical transactions done over https/ssh/etc. What I would be more worried about was users not changing the router's default password so they could change the DNS to a poisoned one...
My 2p
Not just LAN access
If the default admin password hasn't been changed on the Router (common on most) then the attacker will next change the DNS server your router uses.
Then all your computers are vulnerable to Man-in-the-middle attacks even on HTTPS that can be forward to the real bank and echo back, so you see the "real" web page and do the transaction. When you log out the attack server ( man-in-the-middle via poisoned DNS) gives you a fake page, then it adds a transaction before logging you out.
The DNS server your router uses?
Sorry, but I set my resolvers on the host, and not to my bastard ISP.
Most folk use DHCP so get the DNS from the router, usually passed-through from their ISP.
But in most cases you can manually set the DNS address in the router to use an alternative (OpenDNS etc) which is also what allows for much mischief if someone gets your router's login.
Hence my original point, your PCs, etc, should be secured as if it is exposed directly to the world, *AND* your router should be secured again an "inside job" where someone gets on your LAN. It could be this PIN weakness, but equally could be an infected PC.
> If the default admin password hasn't been changed on the Router (common on most) then the attacker will next change the DNS server your router uses. Then all your computers are vulnerable to Man-in-the-middle attacks even on HTTPS
No. HTTPS will then give a browser error message because either the signature on the MITM site certificate will have the wrong CN, or the signing chain will be wrong. SSL was designed with the assumption that DNS spoofing would be used as an attack.
Of course the users might ignore the error message, or the certification authority might have been hacked (see Reg passim), but that's not what you are talking about.
@Paul Crawford
" ... in most cases you can manually set the DNS address in the router to use an alternative ..." Unless, of course, you have a Virgin Media Superhub, which does not allow this unless you switch it to "Modem Mode" and add another wireless router to the tangle of wires.* Without that small modification, you are stuck with changing the DNS settings at the each device that you wish to connect to the outside world.
*No-one seems to know why this is the case. There are continuing rumours that the next firmware update will see to it, but there is no explanation as to why the option to change the DNS settings is missing.
"Hopefully that means a simple software fix, but until then the US-Cert is recommending that WPS be switched off, and going back to the MAC Address white list."
Not sure I understand this bit. How about just using WPA-PSK instead of WPS (or WPA with Radius)? Why the need for MAC address white list? And, isn't it possible to spoof a MAC address anyway?
"How about just using WPA-PSK instead of WPS (or WPA with Radius)? Why the need for MAC address white list? And, isn't it possible to spoof a MAC address anyway?"
That is my thought as well. I've always disabled WPS as it seemed to be an unnecessary service to begin with. With difficult to type WEP keys, I could see WPS being useful, but what's the point if you have WPA2-PSK with AES enabled?
How about just using WPA-PSK instead of WPS (or WPA with Radius)? Why the need for MAC address white list?
Depends on what you are using it for.
If you are a typical user, then YES. The primary purpose of WPS is to make it so easy (and enabled by default, in most cases) to have some sort of wifi security that typical users will actually do so. MAC address white listing defeats that simplicity anyway, and ANY WPA variant is better than this.
On the other hand, some other uses of WPS include easy wifi config. This has been adopted somewhat heavily for use in wifi attached appliances. It's going to be harder to change those on a drop of a hat, so if you happen to be using those, you are probably stuck with MAC address white lists as your best choice.
the bistro
So what you are saying is that next time we go to the pizza house on a Friday I'd be better off taking notes rather than paying on plastic on that little gizmo they bring round?
MAC Whitelist?
Never recommend security practices that don't provide real benefit. Your MAC address can be obtained by packet sniffing, being an unecrypted part of the data. The attacker can spoof an address on the whitelist.
A whitelist makes the wireless network harder for legitimate users (e.g. visitors) to connect, but is no real obstacle to a hacker. Creating a false sense of security can lead to complacency that actually reduces real security.
Dumb users
Another hole thanks to pandering to dumb users by cheapskate end user crap.
Netgear DGN1000
Sadly WPS cannot be disabled on the standard and current firmware for this popular model. So ironically Netgear is, in this respect, the worst of all available manufacturers.
Worst router to attack anyhow
The DGN1000 has a habit of while still connecting the client to the router of failing to let any traffic from the client Wifi to the interface let alone to the great wide interweb.
A cursory reading of the Netgear support forums will show a great horde of owners bewailing the problem, and a echoing silence from Netgear.
Oh, if only I'd borrowed that surplus Draytek from work.....
MAC Whitelist?
> Never recommend security practices that don't provide real benefit.
Yes, it's easy to spoof a MAC but a MAC whitelist means your hacker has deliberately and consciously crossed the line into illegality. No longer can they claim they just switched their laptop on and Windows just connected automatically to your router.
"Yes, it's easy to spoof a MAC but a MAC whitelist means your hacker has deliberately and consciously crossed the line into illegality. No longer can they claim they just switched their laptop on and Windows just connected automatically to your router."
Just because something is illegal, it doesn't stop anyone from doing it.
It only offers you legal recourse, and then only if you catch them.
Once they've sniffed your packets, logged into your network and sucked out your IP, they're gone - no need to hang around after all that.
Good luck with getting that horse back into the stable.
Shades of the crack for TOPS-20 passwords
You could setup the check password system call to be at the edge of allowable memory. If you got the character correct, you would get a memory fault. If you got password incorrect, the character at the edge was wrong, and you tried again. When you got a character correct, you moved everything over and attacked the next character. It was short work to get the correct password.
Of course this was before hashed/encrypted passwords and all that.
Moral of the story:
1) Absorb the entire password before checking it
2) If you have incorrect passwords, delay the response exponentially for each bad attempt.
The problem with delayed response after incorrect login,
is that it converts the security routine into a denial-of-service tool, which is another bad thing. An attacker can make the service unusable for legitimate users, and maybe persuade the network owner to reset the device to factory defaults, including default password.
I'd guess that someone originally intended to have only 4-digit PINs, someone else said "That's insecure, add some more digits", so they added some more digits in effectively the form of a second 4-digit PIN after you had got the first one right.
Manually set
Not having ever used WPS. Is the PIN # manually set?
Eg, can I make it 9999 999<x> and then set it on an unrouted VLAN that redirects all HTTP requests to a page that laughs at them? Sort of like a WiFi honeypot?
The 9's are just so it takes longer (more of their time!) before they hit it, to really upset them!
Your're assuming that the software will be counting up from zero rather than down from 9999 999<x>
Oh dear
To re-spin an old joke; WPS, where security is job none.
Why check the frist 4?
Write code to have the router always say the first 4 are correct, and do the real check when you have all 8. That should work with all current devices, break attack code that assumes the first guess is correct, and take 1000 times longer to guess all 7+1.
Still not that great but better then nothing I would think.
WiFi mouse...What were they thinking of?
Co-incidentally, I also see an article here about a Wi-Fi mouse reference design.
What where they thinking of? They were thinking of devices with very limited memory, power, processing power, and I/O capability. For example, a WiFi mouse.
Does your wireless mouse presently have an encrypted channel? No? WPS was intended as an achievable approach to what is still a very difficult problem.
Anyway, at present my devices have no encryption at all. We warn clients that they should only be used on an isolated network. At the moment, that means no WiFi, and encryption configuration problems is the first reason.
isolated network
What kind of clients do you have?
the Amish?
robinson crueso?
who the hell has or wants a PC that cant communicate anymore?
still , if thats the deal you must save a whole load on AV and OS , and hassle of updates for both.
just throw i dunno NT4 on there, no AV , use the slowest cheapest CPU you can find and it'll run like lighning , doing , doing , well whatever it is that can be done without talking to any other machines.
isolated network
You want to run NT with no AV on a device like a WiFi mouse? I' think you've misunderstood the meaning of 'slowest cheapest CPU'.
To be slighlly more specific, I have a 'device' which should only be used on an 'isolated network'
The network consists of PC's and other devices which are not isolated from each other: it is the network which is isolated.
My devices are not PC's: they are 8 bit processors with 2K-120K memory, no keyboard or screen. Most of them couldn't even run CPM, let alone NT.
Do my clients have internet-connected networks? They are free to do so, as long as the VPN is properly isolated.
Always hated it anyway
I hate WPS for another reason. Half my users think their operating system is Microsoft 2007. To give them a fine distinction between a 'WPS pin' and a 'WPA password' to deal with (and a whole different lot of associated dialogue boxes to navigate) is just asking for trouble. Aren't they confused enough (and aren't I busy enough) already ?
on the bright side.
Even if you dont have an open WiFi router you now have a "shadow of a doubt" that someone might have been using your IP address when the MAFIAA come after their protection money.
More plausibe deniability?
No Officer, I've no idea how THAT got there...
Herby beat me to it
I can't understand how this could have possibly made it through a standards process given it is almost identical to a known attack that I still remember from my OS class lo these many decades ago.
And therein lays the rub.
This is an epic fail by every engineer and security professional that has had anything to do with implementing the RFC's behind this. So much for the many-eyes approach. Perhaps it is time to do a serious review of all the implemented RFC's *before* we come up with more insecure crap?
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Challenges in Intelligence Analysis is a fascinating study of the history of intelligence analysis from biblical times to the present. The author covers 39 historical events primarily in military, terrorist, and political realms but also focuses on some business- and marketing-related intelligence events.
The first portion of the book covers the definitions of analysis and four interrelated aspects of intelligence decision making: uncertainty, surprise, deception, and the future. (The latter being, will a military campaign succeed? What effect will technology have, etc.?) The author's analysis of historical events covers these four aspects.
The events are outlined without extraneous information and are primarily focused on specifics. At the conclusion of each historical event is a list of questions to initiate classroom discussion. Walton also refers to previously discussed events and compares them to each other.
Some interesting points are that the phrase "win the hearts and minds" of a populace originated with the British during the Malaysian counterinsurgency in 1948 to 1949, which was a successful campaign at that time. The author advises that one of the first uses of link analysis was during the Lindbergh kidnapping trial of Bruno Hauptmann in 1935 by the prosecution.
The book is written for a college level course and fits the bill. The author emphasizes the importance of studying historical intelligence events to learn from them in the application of current analysis of any intelligence problem.
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Esurance is moving from the cartoon to the real world.
Starting today, its animated commercials featuring a perky go-getter named Erin are being replaced with human actors. Erin, whose "agent" guises ranged from Bollywood babe to Lara Croft-like adventurer, is now relegated to background mascot status on wall posters, desktops and computer screens in the spots' fictional Esurance corporate HQ.
The online insurer explains to the New York Times' Stuart Elliott that it's dumping Erin (in a manner of speaking) to woo other women (namely, female consumers), along with less digitally-savvy older consumers and the "married or partnered."
The spots also introduce a new tagline: "People when you want them. Technology when you don't."
The language reinforces Esurance's new brand positioning, emphasizing that its customer support isn't only virtual, as was the theme of the more techie-skewing, Erin-centric spots, but also human (and similarly always on). "We've done quite a bit of research," Esurance CMO John Swigart comments to the NYT, noting that consumers want "both sides, especially today's consumers who have lived with the Internet for a long time now."
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Release Date: 10/11/2011
Tracks in Hunter Hayes: Storm Warning, Wanted, If You Told Me To, Love Makes Me, Faith To Fall Back On, Somebody's Heartbreak, Rainy Season, Cry With You, Everybody's Got Somebody But Me, What You Gonna Do, More Than I Should, All You Ever, Bonus Tracks, In A Song, I Want Crazy, A Thing About You, Better Than This, Light Me Up
Hunter Hayes Album Tracklist
- Storm Warning Lyrics
- Wanted Lyrics
- If You Told Me To Lyrics
- Love Makes Me Lyrics
- Faith To Fall Back On Lyrics
- Somebody's Heartbreak Lyrics
- Rainy Season Lyrics
- Cry With You Lyrics
- Everybody's Got Somebody But Me Lyrics
- What You Gonna Do Lyrics
- More Than I Should Lyrics
- All You Ever Lyrics
- Bonus Tracks Lyrics
- In A Song Lyrics
- I Want Crazy Lyrics
- A Thing About You Lyrics
- Better Than This Lyrics
- Light Me Up Lyrics
The only SINGER whom I loved all his songs | Reviewer: Fritzey | 9/2/14
I've listened to different singers and this song and I like only a few songs of them but when it comes to HIM, I loved all his songs, and it lights up my day, as always!
His voice will make someone's fall in love..
I'll always be his fan.
HH is amazung | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/16/14
Hey Hunter Hayes when first herd you sing I was thinking.damn he's a good singer but when I first his song inviable he touche my heart an so many other. He has to be the cutest singer ever in the world I have every thing that sais I LOVE HUNTER HAYES I'm glad he's as far as he did in the world I Just have to say one thing keep up the good work Hunter Hayes
Secretly CRAZY for Hayes | Reviewer: Kennedy | 6/22/14
I had liked Hunter Hayes before secretly and people didn't really know but then when I heard I Want Crazy everything came out. It is my favorite song in the world I listen to it all the time and I am going to play it at my wedding along with every other Hunter Hayes song. I am a huge fan of his and he tought me to be crazy and he is such an inspiration and I can't wait to meet him this fall!
Hunter Hayes Rocks. | Reviewer: Shane B. | 2/6/14
Like Every song on the album especially Storm Warning, Wanted, I Want Crazy, In a Song, and Invisible. That song really inspires me because I was misunderstood a lot in school. I can't believe that people would misunderstand you with your great talent. Keep writing cool songs and can't wait to hear your new album in May. Hope to meet you some day at a concert.
Hunter Hayes | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/2/14
Like the Album. Like every single song on there especially Storm Warning, Wanted, I Want Crazy, and In a Song. Can't wait until I here the new album. Your song invisible really inspires me since I was also misunderstood in my school years. Keep up the good work Hunter, you have a lot of passion for music. Keep writing cool songs.
I LOVE YOU<3 | Reviewer: Grace sutherland | 1/16/14
I love you same birth date mine is September 9 2002 I'm listening to your song wanted your such a cutie and thanks for the song wanted there is nothing I do with out you I love you I am going to cry now.
Nick names for. Me. Greasy grace. Amazing grace. Grapes. Greasy lips
Hunter makes us feel Wanted | Reviewer: Lauren (hayes) | 12/1/13
Hunter Hayes has blown all of us away with his song wanted. Its has left girls crying. Every girl wants to feel wanted and Hunter tells us that he wants us to feel wanted. Everyone can agree that HUNTER HAYES IS HOT!!!!!!!!! and he has a great voice. He is AMAZING and Wanted is AMAZING too i can't wait for more songs later in the future.
I luv u hunter | Reviewer: Nicole | 11/21/13
U r the best singer ever!!!! And people r just jerks wen the say they hate u!!!!! U r so inspirational and because of u I have forced myself learn GUITAR, BASE, DRUMS, VIOLIN, PIANO, TRUMPET, FLUTE, AND I PLAY MANY MORE FLUENTLY!!!!!! I hav written many songs too and my dream is to hav u sing one of them
Best Album Ever | Reviewer: Hailey Nichols | 9/26/13
For Starters I loved Hunter for a long time!! I went to his concert in Chehalis, Wa. It was amazing! i love him so much. I touched his hand and I cried really bad. The thing is i just want him to stay strong to the haters and keep up the hard work! Cant wait to hear more!
beautiful man <3 | Reviewer: anonymous | 9/25/13
When I first heard the song "wanted" I instantly fell in love. "I want crazy is another one of my favorites. I just saw you at the bloom fair and you looked damn sexy when you were dancing all over the stage. You are sooo amazing and all your songs are so meaningful and I can listen to them over and over again and never get tired of it. You truely are amazing mr. hayes. Don't you ever stop singing, you really do touch peoples hearts with your amazing talent. I FREAKING LOVE YOU HUNTER HAYES. ALWAYS AND FOREVER <3
Wanted | Reviewer: Shelby Mitchell | 9/7/13
I like this song because it is a good song and I love it that I sang with it and it was awsome song ever and it wont get out of my head and I love his voice and it is awsome that I want to marry him and kiss him all over and I love his voice and i love you and dont ever forget that Hunter Hayes and please if you want to come to great falls and have sex with me I would love it and my address is 4100 3rd ave south and I love you and come have sex with me and we can go do it some where else and we can love eacnother somewhere eles
Best Singer of all times | Reviewer: Madison | 7/16/13
When i first heard his album I was at a loss for words. He has changed me just with his music without him even knowing. Only if he was able to see this I would want him to know he is the best singer of all times and he has gone so far. I'm proud of him.
Amazing | Reviewer: Jade | 7/9/13
When i first heard Hunter's music I fell in love. I was amazed at how well the music related to me. Now you can definitely count me as a Biggest Fan! I've never been in love with an entire album! Keep going Hunter, you will do and make amazing things in your life and i hope that one day I'll have the privilege to meet you!
Hunter Hayes | Reviewer: Morgan | 4/24/13
When I first heard his song "wanted" on the radio I feel in love. I am the most biggest fan of his! I absolutely love him! I love every single song ever song by him! When I listen to the songs I feel more relaxed. He always puts a smile on my face!
Best Male Country Singer In The World | Reviewer: DeAnna | 4/15/13
I am a die hard country fan, and I have to say Hunter Hayes is the best I have herd in a long long time. He is also the cutest guy I think I have ever seen. So I cant wait for more of his music in the future and you can count on it that I will be the first to buy his new cd when it comes out. Hopefully I can see him in concert sometime soon. I <3 you Hunter Hayes.
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Game: Arizona Diamondbacks at Chicago Cubs Oct 6 2007 6:05PM
Prediction: Arizona Diamondbacks
Reason: Momentum all on the side of Arizona. Hernandez with solid career numbers vs. the Cubs. ARIZONA is 27-15 against the money line after 3 straight games without giving up a stolen base this season. HERNANDEZ is 35-26 against the money line when the total is 8.5 to 10 over the last 2 seasons. (Team's Record) The CUBS are 66-91 against the money line after batting .200 or worse over a 3 game span since 1997. Take Arizona!
Game: Philadelphia Phillies at Colorado Rockies Oct 6 2007 9:35PM
Prediction: Philadelphia Phillies
Reason: Close out game will be tough for the young Rockies. PHILADELPHIA is 22-12 against the money line in road games with double revenge - 2 straight losses against opponent over the last 2 seasons and 16-7 against the money line after allowing 9 runs or more this season. Additional supporting angles say to Play On - Any team (PHILADELPHIA) - good offensive team (>=5.0 runs/game) against an average starting pitcher (ERA= 4.20 to 5.20)-NL, ice cold hitting team - batting .240 or worse over their last 20 games (29-11 since 1997, 72.5%) and Play On - Road teams (PHILADELPHIA) - with a starting pitcher whose ERA is 4.70 to 5.20 on the season (NL), good power team - averaging 1.25 or more HR's/game on the season. (73-58 over the last 5 seasons, 55.7%). Take Philadelphia!
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Game: Arizona at Chicago Cubs (5:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 9.5 -104
The Cubs face elimination at home today, as they have fallen down 2-0 in this five-game series. The Cubs have not been home since September 23, and will need a big performance from Rich Hill to stay alive. The side here doesn't offer any value in our estimation, but we do see tremendous value on the total. Livan Hernandez has been a solid playoff pitcher throughout his career, and the scouting report says that for him it is all about command. If he doesn't have it, expect an early exit, if he does expect a gem. A look at some situations that display the value here. The Cubs have been a team that isn't winning with their bats they win with their arms, which is the same for Arizona. The Cubs have managed 4.5 runs a game at home against .500+ teams when they start a RHP against them. The D-Backs are scoring just 3.76-rpg in the same situation, but on the road. It leaves a starting point, in terms of reasonable expectation, that 8.26 runs are expected taking this average, a full 1.3 runs below the posted total. On the road, Arizona has played to a total of from 9 to 10.5 on 29 occasions this season and has played under 21-6-2, or 78% of the time. They have also played under to the tune of 23-9-2 against a team with a winning home record. Today they send Livan Hernandez to the mound, where he has been under 7-0-1 in his last eight road starts with a line of 9 to 10.5, and is 16-5-1 under in his last 22 starts on the road. The Cubs have played under 19-7-1 in their last 27 games against a RHP, and 30-13-1 under overall in their last 44 games. The biggest bat in the Cub lineup is Ramirez, who has hit .395 against LHP, and 109 points less against RHP. The D-Backs do not have a hitter on the roster with more than 34 road RBIs, and feature just 3 hitters .270+. We have teams averaging 8.26 runs a game, in all the similar features presented in this one with both teams in the top seven in pitching with bullpens in the top third of the league as well, and neither team above 18 in runs scored in MLB, with a pretty lofty NL playoff game total. Finally home plate umpire for today's game is Greg Gibson. Gibson's last eight behind the plate in Cubs games resulted in 6-2 in favor of the under, while in his last six D-Back games the result was 4-1-1 under, so collectively his last 14 games involving these teams resulted in 10-3-1 to the under. These teams met three times in Chicago to a combined 16 runs in a three-game series with no game totaling over eight. The teams combined to hit .195 in the series. We also have a playoff system that has posted a 65% winning rate for specific situation unders, and this game applies to that system. We will look for this to be a low scoring game and ride the UNDER.
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908 COL -1.5 (+125) BetUS vs 907 PHI
Analysis: Philadelphia sends ageless wonder Jamie Moyer (14-12, 5.01 ERA) to the mound on the brink of elimination and will realize a weak pitching staff is what kept them from putting up a better fight here against the Rockies. This could very well be Moyer's last start, and he is winless during his career vs. Colorado with an 0-4 mark and 5.54 ERA. He was on the losing end of a 6-3 loss at Coors Field back on July 7th, surrendering four runs and eight hits in 6 2/3 innings. Moyer has gone more than six innings just once in his last nine starts, so that means we'll likely see the pathetic Phillies bullpen once again. That bodes well for the Rockies and young Ubaldo Jimenez (4-4, 4.28), who is coming off a brilliant start against Arizona last Sunday. Jimenez allowed just one hit and one run to the Diamondbacks in 6 1/3 innings with four walks and a career-high 10 strikeouts in a 4-3 victory. Colorado's previous six wins this season with Jimenez on the mound were all decided by two runs or more (and five of those were by at least three), so I'm betting that the Rockies close out the Phillies by covering the runline as my Double Dime MLB Value Play O' the Day.
Matty O'Shea | MLB Total Single-Dime Bet
906 CHC / 905 ARI Over 9.5 BetUS
Analysis: It's do or die for the Cubs back home at the friendly confines of Wrigley Field, and I expect their bats will finally come alive against Arizona's Livan Hernandez in Game 3. Hernandez was just 4-8 on the road during the regular season with a 5.19 ERA, and he gave up 20 hits and seven runs in his last two starts overall totaling just 10 innings. Chicago's Rich Hill saw his last three home starts all go OVER the total thanks to solid run support, as his teammates averaged 7.3 runs in winning those games by a combined six runs. The OVER is also 7-2 in Chicago's last nine playoff games, so I'll bet it here as my Single Dime MLB Total O' the Day.
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I am a total foodie looking for the best DC has to offer. Nothing is out of bounds for this vacation because eating DC is my primary reason for traveling to the area. I need the must eat places if you had only 5 days to spend eating and drinking. Money is of no object. I love fine dinning and eating amazing food and am a big fan of eating course after course. I want to be truely amazed by what I am tasting. Im no snob when it comes to restaurants either, casual and inexpensive is okay as well as long as the food is outstanding. I Maybe someone can help me out with some places off the "beaten path" if you will? I am interested in lunch and dinner options, and I am definetly looking for a sunday brunch spot as well. Extensive wine lists are always a plus but not necessary. I also want places that I am going to be able to get into without reservations being made months in advance, since I am going to be traveling in one week. I am taking a special person out for a special evening as well, so maybe a romantic setting for one night would be great. If anyone can help me I would be forever in your debt. If you need help for dinning options in Charleston, SC let me know! Thanks.
Old Ebbitt Grill is a must choice for either lunch or late night when all of their raw bar items are 50% off. The place is always busy, always consistent and a real place to be seen and people watch. The service is quite good and while not formal by any means, a very nice restaurant with reasonable prices.
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Old Ebbitt Grill is a combination zoo and feeding trough. Every clueless tourist in town has already found this place. Do not veer from the raw bar, or you'll be in the land of corporate casual eating that the OP is desperately trying to avoid.
Here's an enthusiastic vote for Founding Farmers in DC. It has a bustling brunch crowd (GWU is nearby and you'll probably see students out with visiting parents). We enjoy it for lunch and dinner as well.
For a fun, urban vibe we love Eatonville (Southern food) which is a relative of Busboys & Poets (also good, more casual). For a beer-filled evening (I know you mentioned a wine list is a plus, but a beer detour could be fun) The Brickskeller will not disappoint. It is a bit of a hovel, down in a basement, but once you're down there you are together with a family of others touring their very extensive beer list (booklet).
Nothing mentioned so far, in my opinion, amounts to "fine dining," especially not in a "money is no object" sense.
Eatonville (mentioned above) is fun, though I would call it pretending-to-be-rural-Southern rather than "urban vibe."
The problem you may find is that you are trying to put together two incompatible things - "best/money is no object" and "I'm coming in a week and don't have reservations." I would suggest going through the Washingtonian magazine 100-best list (http://www.washingtonian.com/sections...) and seeing which places (a) sound good to you and (b) you can get into on this little notice (through opentable.com or by calling).
I think that most "best DC has to offer"/"money is no object" people would probably steer you towards Komi, Cityzen, and a few others if you can get in.
In my opinion any one of José Andrés's restaurants is a good choice. My favorite is Zaytinya in Chinatown which serves Mediterranean mezze style dishes (small dishes like spanish tapas). Their braised then grilled octopus is out of this world. Also if you are craving a good steak go to Morton's In Georgetown.
For the Sunday Brunch, you are definitely going to want the Latina Dim Sum Brunch at Cafe Atlantico. You can order a prix fixe meal for 14 courses for $35 or order a la carte. You probably don't need reservations in advance, but you should call to at least make sure you arrive on time. The hours for the prix fixe are more limited. Sounds to me like you are a good candidate for the full treatment. This is an astonishing meal for those willing to spend the time on a Sunday morning/early afternoon.
If you want to go off the beaten path and are willing to travel, I'd highly recommend Patowmack Farm. They have an excellent tasting menu, food all locally sourced, much of it grown on their farm, plus brunch (though I haven't had the brunch there). It's set in the mountain just over an hour drive. The dining area is a glass conservatory overlooking the trees and mountain. Go early, if you're going for dinner, to check out the view. Even in the dark, there's something magical out it, like eating outdoors. Dress is business casual. It's not inexpensive but less than you'd spend for a tasting menu right inside the beltway. This is one of the most romantic locations with the view. They also have wine pairings with their tasting menu.
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I agree w/ Ellekasey. I also LOVE Founding Farmers!!!!!!!! I highly recommend the carrot cake and grilled cheese sandwich. Other recommendations are the following:
Granville Moore (THE BEST mussels & frites- beat Bobby Flay in a food network showdown- this would be your off the beaten path place)
Proof (gourmet food, great wine list)
Coco Sala (Americanized tapas, FABULOUS dessert list, chocolate tastings.)
Brasserie Beck, Central (Brasserie type food.)
Komi (high end, excellent food, VERY highly regarded)
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for seafood, Black Salt
for Italian, Dino
Matchbox,-awesome mini burgers- maybe a lunch?
Tabard Inn, Creme, Teasim (for brunch)
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Founding Farmers is average comfort food in a hip environment. Not a bad choice if you want to eat downtown and not pay downtown prices. But I don't think they have anything the the OP needs to travel for.
Busboys and Poets is a performance venue featuring poetry reading, music, etc. Oh, and they serve food too. Again, it is average stuff. Doubt if they ever serve anything which can't be had in Charleston.
Brickskeller is widely known for its beer inventory. Again, a place where food is of secondary importance. I would rather eat at Applebee's.
None of these address the OP's interest in eating course after course of amazing food.
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1789 - for traditional American food, love this place....
Ben' s Chili bowl - There is nothing else like it that I have been to. Simply one of the best half smoke diners anywhere.
Cafe Atlantico - Jose Andres Best place in my opinion. If you can get a late min, place at the mini bar there....DO IT!
Becks - Fantastic food and the beer list is good too.
Central - Get the lobster burger.....You will regret it if you don't!
Where ever you go, I am sure you will have a great time, but these are my top 5, not all $$$$$
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Hi DC Chowhounds,
I am a St. Paul Chowhounder and I am preparing for a visit to your wonderful city. I will be back with more questions later. But a quick question right now: When you refer to "Central" (as in "Central - Get the lobster burger.....You will regret it if you don't!"), are you referring to Central Michal Richard? (Sorry if I misspelled that---no time now to check spelling.
Thanks very much.
p.s. Is there still snow on the ground there as of today (2-24-10)?
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Yes, that's the one (but I believe it's Michel Richard, not sure). If you can't manage to get reservations at Central, I'd highly recommend the lunch buffet at the National Gallery (in the West Wing). It's $19.75 pp, AYCE, incredible deal for Michel Richard food! I've just gone two weekends in a row, this last weekend with my in-laws, and it really is a great experience. If you can get in to Central, definitely do that, but if it doesn't work with your schedule or you're looking for a relative cheap lunch option in the mall area, it's something to consider.
There's still mountains of snow pushed up along the roads, but for the most part the snow on the sidewalks and walkways has all melted. It's definitely getting better.
re: mjhals
Thanks, Mjhals, for your quick response.
Do you mean the food at the National Gallery lunch buffet is prepared by Michel Richard and/or Michel Richard's "people?"
p.s. Bummer about the snow...... I was in DC once when it snowed and I know how difficult it is there. We have snowplowing down to an art form here, and a gazillion snow plows, but that's not the case in areas that rarely get snow.
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Well, I'm pretty sure he's not there everyday whipping things up (just as he's not at Central every night), but it's definitely "his buffet". He probably just oversaw the menu and provided the recipes, but he's not cooking any of it on a day-to-day basis. That being said, the food is really top-quality and not just for a buffet, but for any food. It doesn't look like a typical buffet, all the food fits on a relatively small serving table, but every single dish is amazing, no "fillers". Most of it is served out of the big le creuset dutch ovens and the servers regularly come out with steaming replacements.
I think the snow is much, much better now, and if you're going to be walking and/or taking the metro, you'll be fine. Parking is a little harder as there are still mounds of snowing blocking a lot of the parking. When are you coming? It might melt before then, a lot melted this weekend so I hope it continues.
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I arrive Friday 3/5 and will have two blissful days in your wonderful city before my conference starts.
I am very excited about this buffet. I love buffets which have GOOD food--such a nice way to sample a number of things without having to order a boatload of items from the menu.
Will I need a reservation?
And yes, I'll be walking and using the metro. I am in love with your metro system.
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then you'll be fine, there's really no problem walking anymore, and with any luck even more will melt by your visit.
no reservation needed, just show up and they'll seat you accordingly. The two times I've been there it has been busy, but no one seemed to be waiting long for a seat, and the food is always replenished very quickly. It opens at 1200 on Sundays, every other day is 1130, I think. Have fun!
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Since it is off season you may be able to get into some of the best of the best with last minute reservations:
Komi (greek rated the best in DC), Citronelle (French-they have a lounge if you can't get into the restaurant- I think this is romantic), CityZen, Tearto Goldini's Chef's Tasting (Italina), Restaurant Eve's Tasting Room (New American/Irish- again I think it is romantic) or Minibar (molecular gastronomy). Komi and Minibar are the hardest to get into, but they do have last minute cancellations. Then there is The Source and Marcel's which both have multi-course menus definitely worth checking out (The Source is romantic in a sexy way, and Marcel's is more like a tiny French jewelbox. The Boudin Blanc at Marcel's is wonderful. Sushi Taro and Sushi Ko.
The next tier:
I really like the bone marrow and roast meats at Blue Duck Tavern, as well as, the grits. Proof is also really good, the sablefish is one of the best dishes. The back room at Palena which you should definitely get the gnocchi or another homemade pasta as one of your courses, and to me is also very romantic. Corduroy is also really good. Tosca for wonderful Italian (you can get half portions of the pastas. Rasika has a very good modern Indian tasting menu.
Off the beaten path (for tourists): Ray's Hell Burger (sort of), Nam Viet or Minh's, Blacksalt (sort of well known, but not in the touristy part of town), Hank's Oyster Bar (I like their brunch), Regent for Thai food, Taqueria Nacionale. Ravi Kabob (might need to cab from the metro). And you have some other good off the beaten path recommendations.
For brunch I also really like Poste, Bistro Bis and the regular brunch at Cafe Atlantico.
twlogan -- I just thought I'd echo a couple other posters that many of the recommendations here don't seem to respond to your actual request at all (I don't see sending someone from Charleston to Eatonville, for example, even if it did meet the other criteria). I think the "money is no object" and "off the beaten path" and "casual" parts all together may have thrown things off a little. So, just to clarify -- saying you chose to come to DC primarily for eating, what's drawing you here -- some kind of food or chef or something? (Even if we can eat really well here, I don't think of it as a usual place for a food-inspired vacation, like NYC or New Orleans or ... Charleston? Might be part of the confusion.)
I think Steve's suggestion of Cafe Atlantico's dim sum brunch is probably the best one for most closely fitting what you're asking for.
On your concern about reservations, many of the top tier places, you can often walk in and sit at the bar (or a nice table in the bar area). You can eat in the bar area at Restaurant Eve, I'm pretty sure at CityZen. At a less-upscale level, I've had good luck eating at the bar at Central and Rasika, without having to wait. This is following up on kt's good suggestions.
On the less-expensive and more casual front, DC proper's real "ethnic" strength is Ethiopian food. There is also good middle-eastern and asian (especially Vietnamese also Korean) in the suburbs, if you can get to them. Lots of discussion, if you search around.
I hope this is helpful -- have a great trip!
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Probably too late for the OP, but for anyone like that who is visiting DC from a place like Charleston, I think Ethiopean and Korean are great ideas. Vietnamese (Eden Center, etc) would also be a good choice, if only for the novelty of a place like Eden Center, but I think good Vietnamese can be found more easily in more cities than good Korean or especially Ethiopean.


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Andrew J. Shapiro, assistant secretary of political-military affairs at the State Department, said in a speech at the National Defense University that the United States has aggressively used diplomacy to contain piracy off Somalia's coast by creating the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia in January.
The Contact Group last week agreed that piracy off the Horn of Africa remains a "serious shared security challenge" and assessed how roving international naval patrols has helped improve maritime security.
These patrols, according to the State Department, constitute "An unprecedented international armada of 20 Contact Group participants, including the United States, NATO, the EU, China, India, Japan, Malaysia, Russia, and Singapore are working together at sea to help safeguard regional shipping."
Yet by the numbers Shapiro cited during his speech, international cooperation hasn't stopped pirates from attacking more and more ships. In 2007, 19 ships were attacked by Somali pirates, which subsequently exploded to 122 ships attacked in 2008. Things have gotten even worse in the first 9 months of 2009 with 140 vessels attacked by pirates.
But a bright spot exists: attacks are becoming less successful. A State Department fact sheet released Sept. 1 reports that the number of successful attacks have fallen from a high of 63 percent in 2007 to 34 percent in 2008 to 24 percent in 2009. The State Department attributes this decrease to increased international cooperation and the maritime shipping industry taking better self-protection measures.
The Contact Group also established a trust fund that will help prosecute suspected pirates. "All governments, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector will be able to contribute to this trust fund, which will complement the International Maritime Organization's International Trust Fund that is building maritime security and judicial capacity among countries near the Horn of Africa and Gulf of Aden," the State Department said.
Prosecuting pirates remains the most difficult part of the counterpiracy campaign, Shapiro said, because countries either do not have the appropriate laws to prosecute pirates or simply lack political will to do so.
The United States, however, has taken a lead in the prosecution of pirates by deciding to prosecute the pirate involved in the hijacking of the U.S.-flagged Maersk Alabama last April, Shapiro said. He also noted that the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries "have arranged with Kenya to prosecute and incarcerate piracy suspects seized by our naval forces when affected states are unable or unwilling to prosecute."
Anti-piracy efforts received another boost last week, Shapiro said, when the United States, Cyprus, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, and the United Kingdom signed the "New York Declaration." Signatories to the non-binding political statement agree to push their flagged commercial ships to adopt best practices "to protect against attacks, like increasing lookouts and keeping fire pumps ready to repel would-be pirates," reports Reuters. The new signatories combined with previous signatories—Panama, Liberia, Bahamas, and Marshall Island—make up "more than 50 percent of the world's shipping by gross tonnage," according to the news wire.
The group also grew by 17 more countries, which increased the group's membership to 47 countries, 7 international organizations—including NATO, the European Union, and the African Union—and two of the largest maritime industry groups, BIMCO and INTERTANKO.
The Contact Group was created after the United Nations Security Council unanimously passed Resolution 1851, which allows all states to use force against pirates on land or sea after Somalia's fragile government gives permission, to spur international cooperation in the fight against piracy.
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RANGER, Ga. -- In the tiny Gordon County town of Ranger, one of the 92 residents is a U.S. congressman.
Tom Graves, a Ranger resident, is scheduled to be sworn into the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday after winning Tuesday's special election runoff in Georgia's 9th District. He now holds the seat vacated by former representative Nathan Deal, who is running for Georgia governor.
His new prominence has "put Ranger on the map," according to Mayor David Charity, who used to brag that the town was the smallest in Georgia.
"I had to stop saying that. I found out there were four smaller than us," he said, standing in the middle of U.S. Highway 411, the main street through town.
Hugging both sides of the highway in the middle of beef farms near the Gordon-Pickens county line, Ranger doesn't have a supermarket or even a convenience store. The nearest place to get a hot breakfast is a drug store seven miles away in Fairmount.
"People always talk about growth," Mr. Charity said. "When they say they want growth, they mean a place to buy milk."
The town used to be a busy railroad stop on one of the more well-traveled lines in the region. As rail traffic decreased, the trains stopped stopping. The building of Interstate 75 through the western part of the county also took many of the cars off U.S. 411.
"Between the train not stopping and 75 coming in, it killed this town," the mayor said.
Now a post office, community center, a handful of churches and a few dozen homes about sum it up. Many of the residents drive to Rome, Calhoun, Marietta or Dalton for work.
"When you say you're from Ranger people say, 'Where's that?'" said Cathy Hood, sporting a Graves sticker on the rear window of her white Mercury Milan.
"You wouldn't know," she added, answering her own question.
Ms. Hood, who said her children are friends with the Graves children, said she saw his congressional run coming.
"He's just always been involved in the community," she said.
Mr. Graves is a real estate developer.
Born in St. Petersburg, Fla., Mr. Graves grew up in Gordon County. He took 61 of the 72 votes cast in Ranger in the runoff.
"You know we're going to push for the hometown boy," said Jeff Thacker, taking a break from painting white pickets in his backyard.
Mr. Thacker said he had met Mr. Graves several times and once gave the new congressman lumber from his barn for a project the Graveses were working on.
Mr. Charity moved to Ranger 12 years ago when he traded a piece of pallet-making machinery for seven acres and a log cabin kit on Possum Hollow Road. He's made a few changes to the town, using federal stimulus money to rework roads and improving the community center and playground.
Even though Mr. Graves' congressional tenure could be short if he's upset in the July 20 primary -- at that point, he'll serve until a new congressman is sworn in in January -- the mayor said there could be some political perks that could help the town.
But he's not holding his breath.
"That's one thing we learned, nothing happens fast," he said.
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Monday's shooting — the second in two days at the private school — left 21-year-old Paine student JaJuan Baker with a life-threatening gunshot wound to the head. The gunfire also led to an hours-long lockdown of the campus and several other schools in the east Georgia city.
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"I cannot believe how much fun this whole day has been and that it's only been a day! Ten shows in 24 hours with the best fans in the world and a great cause with Child Hunger Ends Here," Hayes said in a statement. "I'm so proud to get to work with them and all the sponsors. Thank you to all the fans for not only making history with us but also making this whole thing absolutely awesome!"
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Posted by 4693199487931426563 on Feb 26, 2014
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These are really delicious cookies, especially for someone who suddenly had to stop consuming gluten. I was a real sandwich-cookie-junky and had not had any for a couple of years till I found these. Joy and tasty! They are a little brittle and crumbly but the variety is good and a worthy purchase. The price was also competitive and bearable. This was a good purchase and well worth it.
delicious gluten free cookies!
Posted by 5118887393840403455 on Nov 26, 2014
Purchased at iHerb
super yummy and gluten free :)
Love these cookies
Posted by Reviewer1890344 on Dec 04, 2011
Purchased at iHerb
Love these gluten free, dairy free cookies and like it that I don't have to purchase a case to get them!