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Re: diary rec: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber attacks as acts of war'
Released on 2012-10-18 17:00 GMT
|2011-06-01 16:24:16
crashes for which there is plausible deniability can be more damaging than
a few bombs dropped out of emotions covered by CNN/FOX/AJ and a generally
anti-U.S. global media.
From: "Renato Whitaker" <email@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <email@example.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 1, 2011 10:19:13 AM
Subject: Re: diary rec: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber attacks as
acts of war'
How developed is America's cyberwar capability? Instead of something
extreme like a nuclear or conventional retaliation, wouldn't it make more
sense to have a tit-for-tat counter-hacking to some part of the enemy
On 6/1/11 9:00 AM, Colby Martin wrote:
i think this should be a piece. i am pretty sure your take on it isn't
something others are talking about.
On 6/1/11 8:58 AM, Nate Hughes wrote:
there's some claim that a Chinese hacker was responsible for the
extensive blackouts in New England in 2004(?). (Even if it wasn't, it
serves as a useful scenario here.) By the time it got traced back, it
was ambiguous, it was potentially by a hacker unaffiliated (at least
officially) or only loosely associated with the the Chinese state and
life had already returned to normal.
Is there some level of Die Hard IV firestorm shenanigans that we would
respond militarily to? Absolutely. Are those realistic scenarios?
Probably not. In both space and cyberspace, countries like China move
freely in the space created by deniability, poor situational awareness
and ambiguity.
So take the 2004 blackout scenario: it was probably somebody
accidentally tripping something while mapping out a system rather than
a deliberate attack (i.e. he was trying to figure out how to do that
in a crisis, but accidentally did it). But for the most part Chinese
hackers are mapping the system and conducting espionage but also
building the capability to do something really nasty in a crisis --
like when we're already in or about to be in a shooting war.
But day-to-day, you continue to function well below a threshold that
might trigger a response.
On 6/1/2011 9:50 AM, Colby Martin wrote:
From my understanding the use of conventional war would not be for a
simple hack, but say a shut down of the power grid or an attack on
the banking system. While I agree completely that the US is not
going to bomb someone for the geopolitical equivalent of an opsec,
the question I have is, where is the red line with regard to cyber
attacks on infrastructure or assets?
On 6/1/11 8:12 AM, Nate Hughes wrote:
I've asked Jen to ping her cyber sources on this, but the one
source I've heard back from has responded that this really isn't
new at all, it's an old position and people have been writing
about it since the late 1990s.
In any event, he doubts the U.S. is about to change its behavior
and engage in conventional military actions in response to any
sort of network attack.
The U.S. isn't always trigger happy. Look at everything that
happened after we invented the concept of massive retaliation. The
Soviets kept about business as usual because it was an empty
threat and we were never going to nuke the Soviet Union's cities
because of something that was happening on the Korean peninsula or
in Czechoslovakia. And we didn't. It was a knee-jerk doctrine
established out of fear and a lack of options.
We've done the same thing in space for years. Technically, an
attack on a U.S. space asset is an act of war. That hasn't stopped
the Chinese from attempting to blind our satellites with
ground-based lasers and God knows what else they've done that
hasn't been made public. Our vulnerabilities in space (and
cyberspace) are profound and we don't have a good response. So we
say that its an act of war but it doesn't change adversary
calculations because its absurd on its face and no U.S. President
is going to start a shooting war that kills human beings over a
hack or even something that happens 300 miles above the surface of
the earth with an unmanned satellite.
The point is that the U.S. isn't going to nuke Russia over a
hacking incident. Or engage in a conventional reprisal. It's an
empty threat, and it sounds like it has been an empty threat for
more than a decade now in cyberspace -- it certainly has been in
On 6/1/2011 8:34 AM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
er...you guys HAVE met americans, right?
they're a little trigger happy and they dont like restrictions
-- even their own -- on their actions
the point isn't that the US is going to nuke russia over a
hacking incident, its that the US is linking non-military
problems to military solutions and internally debating the
lowering of the threshold for military action
look at the last century of history, the US keeps lowering the
bar with every decade
(didn't realize this was just a leak earlier)
On 5/31/11 4:19 PM, Marko Papic wrote:
Yes, but there is no way U.S. would risk war with Russia
and/or China over a hacking incident. Or risk having them
retaliate within their proximate regions where they have an
upper hand.
Your example of U.S. first-strike policy is also logically
completely unrelated to this issue.
From: "Peter Zeihan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <email@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 4:11:52 PM
Subject: Re: diary rec: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber
attacks as acts of war'
When the US changes its doctrine, it matters
when i joined strat the US had a first-use policy for nukes
against other nuke states
at some point (the year escapes me) the US said, nah, we'll
use nukes if you're even remotely friendly with someone who
has nukes
then it changed to we'll strike at you with nukes if we think
youre going to launch a terror attack even if you dn't have
nukes and everyone who has nukes hates you
now we're saying we wouldn't mind shooting at you if you
employ a hacker
this is what hegemony looks like
From: "Marko Papic" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 3:49:55 PM
Subject: Re: diary rec: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber
attacks as acts of war'
But if this get chosen, we should illustrate the limitations
of this. How does this statement change anything if China or
Russia do this to us? Are we going to nuke them? Or launch a
Tomohawk? I doubt very much either.
From: "Peter Zeihan" <email@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 3:41:38 PM
Subject: diary rec: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber
attacks as acts of war'
this is worth candidature as well -- its not very often the US
expands the list of things that can get you nuked
From: "Benjamin Preisler" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Peter Zeihan" <email@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2011 3:38:54 PM
Subject: US/MIL/CT - US 'to view major cyber attacks as acts
of war'
Cyber Combat: Act of War
Pentagon Sets Stage for U.S. to Respond to Computer Sabotage
With Military Force
By SIOBHAN GORMAN And JULIAN E. BARNES
WASHINGTONa**The Pentagon has concluded that computer sabotage
coming from another country can constitute an act of war, a
finding that for the first time opens the door for the U.S. to
respond using traditional military force.
The Pentagon's first formal cyber strategy, unclassified
portions of which are expected to become public next month,
represents an early attempt to grapple with a changing world
in which a hacker could pose as significant a threat to U.S.
nuclear reactors, subways or pipelines as a hostile country's
In part, the Pentagon intends its plan as a warning to
potential adversaries of the consequences of attacking the
U.S. in this way. "If you shut down our power grid, maybe we
will put a missile down one of your smokestacks," said a
military official.
Recent attacks on the Pentagon's own systemsa**as well as the
sabotaging of Iran's nuclear program via the Stuxnet computer
worma**have given new urgency to U.S. efforts to develop a
more formalized approach to cyber attacks. A key moment
occurred in 2008, when at least one U.S. military computer
system was penetrated. This weekend Lockheed Martin, a major
military contractor, acknowledged that it had been the victim
of an infiltration, while playing down its impact.
The report will also spark a debate over a range of sensitive
issues the Pentagon left unaddressed, including whether the
U.S. can ever be certain about an attack's origin, and how to
define when computer sabotage is serious enough to constitute
an act of war. These questions have already been a topic of
dispute within the military.
One idea gaining momentum at the Pentagon is the notion of
"equivalence." If a cyber attack produces the death, damage,
destruction or high-level disruption that a traditional
military attack would cause, then it would be a candidate for
a "use of force" consideration, which could merit retaliation.
The War on Cyber Attacks
Attacks of varying severity have rattled nations in recent
June 2009: First version of Stuxnet virus starts spreading,
eventually sabotaging Iran's nuclear program. Some experts
suspect it was an Israeli attempt, possibly with American
November 2008: A computer virus believed to have originated in
Russia succeeds in penetrating at least one classified U.S.
military computer network.
August 2008: Online attack on websites of Georgian government
agencies and financial institutions at start of brief war
between Russia and Georgia.
May 2007: Attack on Estonian banking and government websites
occurs that is similar to the later one in Georgia but has
greater impact because Estonia is more dependent on online
The Pentagon's document runs about 30 pages in its classified
version and 12 pages in the unclassified one. It concludes
that the Laws of Armed Conflicta**derived from various
treaties and customs that, over the years, have come to guide
the conduct of war and proportionality of responsea**apply in
cyberspace as in traditional warfare, according to three
defense officials who have read the document. The document
goes on to describe the Defense Department's dependence on
information technology and why it must forge partnerships with
other nations and private industry to protect infrastructure.
The strategy will also state the importance of synchronizing
U.S. cyber-war doctrine with that of its allies, and will set
out principles for new security policies. The North Atlantic
Treaty Organization took an initial step last year when it
decided that, in the event of a cyber attack on an ally, it
would convene a group to "consult together" on the attacks,
but they wouldn't be required to help each other respond. The
group hasn't yet met to confer on a cyber incident.
Pentagon officials believe the most-sophisticated computer
attacks require the resources of a government. For instance,
the weapons used in a major technological assault, such as
taking down a power grid, would likely have been developed
with state support, Pentagon officials say.
The move to formalize the Pentagon's thinking was borne of the
military's realization the U.S. has been slow to build up
defenses against these kinds of attacks, even as civilian and
military infrastructure has grown more dependent on the
Internet. The military established a new command last year,
headed by the director of the National Security Agency, to
consolidate military network security and attack efforts.
The Pentagon itself was rattled by the 2008 attack, a breach
significant enough that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
briefed then-President George W. Bush. At the time, Pentagon
officials said they believed the attack originated in Russia,
although didn't say whether they believed the attacks were
connected to the government. Russia has denied involvement.
The Rules of Armed Conflict that guide traditional wars are
derived from a series of international treaties, such as the
Geneva Conventions, as well as practices that the U.S. and
other nations consider customary international law. But cyber
warfare isn't covered by existing treaties. So military
officials say they want to seek a consensus among allies about
how to proceed.
"Act of war" is a political phrase, not a legal term, said
Charles Dunlap, a retired Air Force Major General and
professor at Duke University law school. Gen. Dunlap argues
cyber attacks that have a violent effect are the legal
equivalent of armed attacks, or what the military calls a "use
of force."
"A cyber attack is governed by basically the same rules as any
other kind of attack if the effects of it are essentially the
same," Gen. Dunlap said Monday. The U.S. would need to show
that the cyber weapon used had an effect that was the
equivalent of a conventional attack.
James Lewis, a computer-security specialist at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies who has advised the Obama
administration, said Pentagon officials are currently figuring
out what kind of cyber attack would constitute a use of force.
Many military planners believe the trigger for retaliation
should be the amount of damagea**actual or attempteda**caused
by the attack.
For instance, if computer sabotage shut down as much commerce
as would a naval blockade, it could be considered an act of
war that justifies retaliation, Mr. Lewis said. Gauges would
include "death, damage, destruction or a high level of
disruption" he said.
Culpability, military planners argue in internal Pentagon
debates, depends on the degree to which the attack, or the
weapons themselves, can be linked to a foreign government.
That's a tricky prospect at the best of times.
The brief 2008 war between Russia and Georgia included a cyber
attack that disrupted the websites of Georgian government
agencies and financial institutions. The damage wasn't
permanent but did disrupt communication early in the war.
A subsequent NATO study said it was too hard to apply the laws
of armed conflict to that cyber attack because both the
perpetrator and impact were unclear. At the time, Georgia
blamed its neighbor, Russia, which denied any involvement.
Much also remains unknown about one of the best-known cyber
weapons, the Stuxnet computer virus that sabotaged some of
Iran's nuclear centrifuges. While some experts suspect it was
an Israeli attack, because of coding characteristics, possibly
with American assistance, that hasn't been proven. Iran was
the location of only 60% of the infections, according to a
study by the computer security firm Symantec. Other locations
included Indonesia, India, Pakistan and the U.S.
Officials from Israel and the U.S. have declined to comment on
the allegations.
Defense officials refuse to discuss potential cyber
adversaries, although military and intelligence officials say
they have identified previous attacks originating in Russia
and China. A 2009 government-sponsored report from the
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission said that
China's People's Liberation Army has its own computer
warriors, the equivalent of the American National Security
That's why military planners believe the best way to deter
major attacks is to hold countries that build cyber weapons
responsible for their use. A parallel, outside experts say, is
the George W. Bush administration's policy of holding foreign
governments accountable for harboring terrorist organizations,
a policy that led to the U.S. military campaign to oust the
Taliban from power in Afghanistan.
Read more:
US 'to view major cyber attacks as acts of war'
31 May 2011 - 13H04
AFP - The Pentagon has adopted a new strategy that will
classify major cyber attacks as acts of war, paving the way
for possible military retaliation, the Wall Street Journal
reported on Tuesday.
The newspaper said the Pentagon plans to unveil its first-ever
strategy regarding cyber warfare next month, in part as a
warning to foes that may try to sabotage the country's
electricity grid, subways or pipelines.
"If you shut down our power grid, maybe we will put a missile
down one of your smokestacks," it quoted a military official
as saying.
The newspaper, citing three officials who had seen the
document, said the the strategy would maintain that the
existing international rules of armed conflict -- embodied in
treaties and customs -- would apply in cyberspace.
It said the Pentagon would likely decide whether to respond
militarily to cyber attacks based on the notion of
"equivalence" -- whether the attack was comparable in damage
to a conventional military strike.
Such a decision would also depend on whether the precise
source of the attack could be determined.
The decision to formalize the rules of cyber war comes after
the Stuxnet attack last year ravaged Iran's nuclear program.
That attack was blamed on the United States and Israel, both
of which declined to comment on it.
It also follows a major cyber attack on the US military in
2008 that served as a wake-up call and prompted major changes
in how the Pentagon handles digital threats, including the
formation of a new cyber military command.
Over the weekend Lockheed Martin, one of the world's largest
defense contractors, said it was investigating the source of a
"significant and tenacious" cyber attack against its
information network one week ago.
President Barack Obama was briefed about the attack.
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Description: I started with a black/brown Malm 6 drawer dresser.
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I really like that, it looks so royal. Where did you get the claw feet?
Really beautiful hack!
This looks great! You must have previously hacked it a bit (based on the second pic), as I don't think the Malm comes with drawer pulls
What a difference, looks like a designer piece now. Well done!
Thanks guys! I'm glad you liked it- I'm still loving it for sure! It made a big difference in the room.
I got the feet from an antique warehouse in Atlanta called Paris on Ponce, but I'd also look on Etsy.com and eBay- they have claw furniture feet all the time.
I did hack it when I first bought it. Those nickel handles were from the Ikea kitchen department.
what nice idea thanks bro
Nice Marantz receiver! The dresser is ok too.
"I did hack it when I first bought it. Those nickel handles were from the Ikea kitchen department."
I checked the web site and don't see the old handles you had. I really like those. The Tyda look close, but aren't rounded on the corners as yours appear to be. Any chance you remember the make/model? Thanks!
This is fantastic furniture ever seen. Really it adds 5 star to my room. How u got this idea?
Hope ll see more in future.
Great job! Did you get regular black paint from Home Depot, or did you have to bring a strip from the Malm to match it?
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when i get back home ill try playing with the vacuum advance a little more and see if i can get the can set to where it needs to be. or maybe ill just put a stop in the vacuum because it would probably be alot easier to get my inital to 24 with that than mess with my distrubutor.
its not just a question of max power, im all for that, but i dont want the engine to turn into a grenade either
|Nothing wrong with your timing compromise, IMO. Another thing you could try is a 1" 4 hole spacer on top of that manifold. It could clean up the low end/idle a little for cheap. It did on my tunnel ram, anyway. There have been many apples to apples tests that don't support all the hype about single plane manifolds being so terrible on the bottom end/mid range. Besides, for having your fun, it's an easy give away for how hard it pulls from about 3,500 to 6,500. And that's another reason to keep the total advance at 38 or so as, from my own experience, a couple of brews and some good dirt make the foot heavy and the ears deaf.
Here is an example of a dome piston bbc with a set of stock heads requiring 42 degrees of timing for max power.
Not that hard
lol looking at other posts looks like this aint the first time you two haven't agreed on total timing in bbc's. i googled it and this seems to be a common debate.
i do agree though that i would like to run a little more advance at idle, i'm going to mess around with it a little more when i get back home , heading up north to go to work for a couple weeks.
i just reallly dont like the idea of messing around with the distributor, is there a kit to buy to shorten the curve or do i actually have to braze the slots in?
when i get home i plan to take it out in the woods for a little test drive, maybe i can get some more tuning done while im out there actually running it instead of these lousy driveway tests. lol
Take the distributor apart and shorten limit the advance curve.
The stock curve will not work.
40deg timing is too much. you want 24-26 base at idle and 38 total.
limit the mechanical curve to 10-12deg
Fix it. Its not that hard.
|Truck & driver sound right at home in Sask , regardless you need more than 20 deg advance at idle IMO.
if i want to get out for a romp on the trail and take er up the hills to my favourite fishing hole thats 40 miles back in the woods, i can.
if theres some trees in my way that need to be politely asked to clear the **** out, the pushbar takes care of that quite nicely
if i want to rip up some mud on the pipeline, she does a pretty good job of that too
and last but not least if i just feel like screwin around on the dirt road goin sideways around any corner i can find, well shes quite perfect for that too
i like to be able to do all this but still take it on the road for when we get those two foot snowfalls, or just feel like drivin my big *** truck through town. lol
i dont do mud drags or competition, the most competion it sees is our local mud runs through the woods once a year and thats just an excuse for us all to get together drink some beers and have some fun haha
ive tried setting it to 38 total and using my vacuum advance to make up the difference, yes i have to adjustable can, just couldnt quite get it working right. im currently not running any vacuum advance.
as 454c10 says i think ill try it with 20 base 40 total, it seems to be pretty good so far was just looking for a second opinion
|yep 2 deg either way is no different
|20 initial and 40 total will work just fine.
Do you have a bogger you call a road truck or a road truck you call a bogger? You could lock the timing at 38 and do your WOT mud pulls and call it a day if its a competition truck.
If you have dual purpose truck then power time it to 38 Deg BTDC @ 4000RPM. Go to idle, adjust idle/carb mixture for max vacuum. Note the base timing, add vacuum advance to manifold vac, re adjust carb. How much vacuum advance?
If vacuum adv is adding more than 12 deg timing then limit it with the street fire vacuum adv limiter if you have that kit or get the crane limiter plate.
dont exceed 50 deg total timing advance
If you have 18 base timing and then add the 12 deg vacuum adv at idle you should be sitting pretty with 30 deg at a 900 idle as long as there is enough hg" vacuum to pull in the vacuum can. As the revs come up the mechanical adv will add advance as the vacuum adv drops out, I dont see many boggers idling at any less than 900 with a 4 spd so 1 stiff curve spring in there to avoid adding mech adv at idle, then change the other spring heavy/lite to get the curve right,,,all in by Xperimentation RPM
hey guys thanks for the advice , unfortunately changing intakes is out of the question right now. and i dont want to change my gears because its a road truck also. if i need more power i can always drop the transfer case to the low side which over cuts my ratios in half (1.00 high side , 2.61, low side)
in first gear on the trans ( not jumbo low , but first which is 16.32 : 1 ) i have absolutely zero trouble ripping the bark off the tires, so in theory i should be able to start off in 3rd or 4th gear in 4 lo , 3rd being a 20.2 : 1 ratio and 4th being 11.9 : 1 ) time will tell i guess. lol
i hit the engine with the vacuum guage and timing light today and it made the most vacuum at 24 degrees inital advance, only problem is my distrubutor ( MSD streetfire 8362 ) comes with 20 * mechanical advance, i tried to go for the happy medium and set it to 20 * initial which gives me 40 total, does anyone think this sounds a bit much? like i said i really cant tell if its detonating or not with the exhaust and all... it sounds alot more responsive though and seems to turn up alot better.
454c10 : it says on the receipt the exhaust valves are ferrea inconel 1.8 exhaust valves , and manley 2.19 intake valves
as always thanks for any advice in advance , my budgets pretty limited atm so just trying to tweak this as best i can with what ive got! lol
or will he need spacers?
Well, he built the engine and doesn't want to push it. When you dyno test an engine, you should keep advancing the timing until no more gains are measured.
The things that cause an engine to need more total ignition timing are the following:
1) big bore (long way for the flame to travel)
2) domes or dished pistons (makes the flame travel around uneven terrain)
3) inefficient combustion chambers (makes the flame travel slow)
A BBC with old style cylinder heads and domes will have all these issues. This is why BBC typically are less toleration to high compression as compared to SBC are most other engines.
I have seen dynos of old bbc requiring up to 42 degrees of total timing to make max power. My 454 runs best with 40.
I think your compression maybe lower than 10.5:1.
-29cc domes
120cc heads
9cc head gasket (0.039" thick felpro)
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(899-29+120+9+4)/(-29+120+9+4)= (899+104)/104=9.64:1 cr
I'm assuming 120cc heads and some -deck height.
your exhaust valves should be 1.9's not 1.8's (I think, as 1.72 or 1.9 are the standard issues exhaust valves for bbc's)
Yes, not enough gear for 44's. You are running "an effective" 2.90 gear due the the extra tall tires. Like a 2.90 gear with 28 inch tire.
recurve the distributor for 24 to 26deg initial advance at idle.
36-38deg total at max advance. ( shorten the mechanical advance curve to 12deg).
Change to a RPM style dual plane manifold. The single plane has no low end grunt. it don;t get busy till 4500++rpm.
holley 750 carb jetting should be 70 to 75 pri and 80 to 86 sec.
Needs a 4.5" power valve.
You need a lot more gear with 44" mudders.
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Grand Junction's Food Taxi, a five-month-old restaurant-delivery service, always aims for convenience. And to better serve its growing customer base, it's adding a few new delivery options in time for the holidays."We are offering liquor, wine and beer as part of our delivery services," Food Taxi Owner Sharon Petty said. "We're partnering with Crossroads Wine and Spirits."To be eligible for home delivery, interested customers must pre-register with Crossroads, along with identification and age verification, Petty said. Then, Food Taxi will be able to deliver alcoholic beverages along with food at a customer's convenience."Crossroads Wine and Spirits is happy to be working with the Food Taxi Delivery Service," Crossroads owner Jerry Sica said. "(But) making a delivery of wine, spirits or beer is a little more complex than getting a take out pizza! We must have a photo ID on record and the Food Taxi will have a photo copy of the registration sheet and ask to see the matching ID when it makes a delivery." Another upgrade - online food orders - will soon be up and running. Currently, Food Taxi customers may view participating restaurant menus at www.gjfoodtaxi.com, but all orders must be made over the phone. Petty noted that a new website with order capabilities should be up and running by 2013."For now, people still need to call," Petty noted.Right now, Food Taxi works with 16 local restaurants, and it's always looking to partner with more."We're in the market for a sushi restaurant," Petty added.Steve Danner - who owns Fly'n Roosters in Grand Junction and Clifton - offers his tasty wings and other casual meal options through GJ Food Taxi. He said he definitely would promote working with GJ Food Taxi for its professionalism and quick service. "They take care of what they say they'll do," Danner said. "They fax us an order. Then, they call to verify everything. ... There's lots of follow up. I would absolutely continue to do business with Food Taxi."For added convenience, Petty is also looking into grocery delivery options for those who need regular assistance."Grand Junction folks tell us what they want, and that makes it really easy for growth and development," she said.
To use Food Taxi, all you need to do is call. Delivery from a participating restaurant costs $6.69, on top of food sales, to anywhere in the Grand Valley. Orders may be changed or canceled only within the first five minutes after placement. And upon delivery, a Food Taxi driver always appreciates a tip."It's the same menu prices," Petty added.On top of general meal delivery, Food Taxi has also seen growth as a catering alternative for holiday parties this year."If you give us a budget for a party, we can determine what your best options are," Petty said.Food Taxi's party planning doesn't include wait staff, however.Food Taxi services are offered Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and on Sundays, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.For more information, call 970-241-1904 or visit www.gjfoodtaxi.com.


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Greenville County Woman Arrested for Evading Income Taxes
Columbia, SC (March 26, 2013) --- Investigators with the SC Department of Revenue today arrested a woman from Hodges for five counts of income tax evasion.
With a current state tax liability of $8,845, Mabel Anderson was arrested and charged with attempting to evade paying income taxes by failing to file tax returns for tax years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.
Also during these years, Anderson filed multiple W-4 forms with her employer claiming an "exempt" status which caused zero taxes to be withheld from her paychecks.
Anderson, 52, could face up to $50,000 in fines and/or up to 25 years in prison if convicted on all counts. Anderson is currently being held at the Greenville County Detention Center where she is awaiting a bond hearing.
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Debate........ Dark Side Of The Moon vs Tommy......which is better? Im gonna go with Tommy.
Debate........ Dark Side Of The Moon vs Tommy......which is better? Im gonna go with Tommy.
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"Death of a Disco Dancer" is the greatest Smiths' track
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I want to rant a bit about how much I love Boredoms. It's weird to find a band that links my favorite styles of music so seamlessly and so uniquely. You tell me hardcore krautrock, Boredoms is not what pops to mind, but on Vision Creation Newsun, that's to totally what they are. They take that Germanic groove, something that never fails to capture me, mix it with taiko drumming, hardcore fills, bongos and whatever the fuck else they could find to bang on, and then they just go nuts on the top. They do all kinds of right on this album, and I'm certain, if nothing else, it's staying at the top of my list for the decade. End rant.
Later era Boredoms is the sound of setting the controls for the heart of the sun and not giving a single fuck about the outcome.
I didn't get to experience either of the Boardrum events, but I think the 9 drummer thing at ATP is going to shape up to be a great compromise between holy-fuck!-primal-power and an actual intimate and personal Boredoms show.
"You don't what you're here for, you don't know, what you need, something that may never come to you."
Brian Eno's 90's output. What's good?
I went up to Santa Cruz to see the Smashing Pumpkins in July '07, this shitty band War Tapes was the opening band and after about 5 songs between songs the lead singer said "Thank you...we're War Tapes" in his best Marilyn Manson goth-sounding voice. Being one person back from the rail front center I yelled back "how about war - get the fuck off the stage!" My exclamation drew some boos, and the lead singer and a few other band members looked at me in anger and walked off the stage and didn't finish their set.
They were supposed to play for another half hour, according to the crying girl in front of me who was only there to see them. Yeah, I'm a dick. But it was pretty hilarious.
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Wow, the lead singer of War Tapes is a pussy.
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Illmatic is a top 20 album of all time
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Reward offered for information about missing McMinnville resident
Nov 9, 2012 | 3 Comments
By Paul Daquilante
Of the News-Register
Pete Kosky, the father of 24-year-old Sean Kosky, who was reported missing in late September in the rugged Miller Woods area west of McMinnville, announced Friday he is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of his son.
Kosky is also placing an ad in the News-Register to raise awarness of his son's disappearance. He plans to run the ad for a month.
The search for Kosky, last seen at a home where he was temporarily staying on the 130-acre Miller Woods property, six miles west of McMinnville on Orchard View Road, was launched Oct. 1.
Despite Oregon Air Guard helicopter support, dog teams and highly trained search and rescue squads that scoured the area for Kosky initially, there has been no trace of him to date.
Yamhill County Sheriff Jack Crabtree made the decision Oct. 4 to scale back the massive air and ground search. However, family members and friends organized a private search the weekend of Oct. 6-7.
All Kosky was wearing when he disappeared was light sleepware and flip-flops. He lacked a cell phone, warm clothing, food and water. He also lacked the medication he takes for severe and frequent epileptic seizures.
Crabtree said when the search was scaled back there was no indication he caught a ride with someone and left the area.
"The stories I was told when I learned he was missing did not make a lot of sense," said Pete Kosky, a Portland businessman who is vice-president of Star Rentals. "There were inconsistencies in the stories.
"I know Sean very well. He was not suicidal. He definitely would not have walked out into the woods, leaving his cigarettes, medications, money and wallet sitting there (in the home where he was staying at the time)."
Kosky said there is "something more to this story" as it relates to his son. He admits he does not believe he is still alive but he wants closure for the family.
Sean's mother, Denise Farnham, and Kosky are divorced. Sean has a step-brother and a biological sister.
"I won't speculate on what happened," he said. "I have my own opinions. Right now, the bottom line is we need to move forward and get as much information as possible regarding where he is."
Anyone with information about Kosky's whereabouts is asked to call the sheriff's office tip line at 1-800-577-1707 or detective Don Stackpole at 503-434-7506, according to Capt. Tim Svenson.
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was he murdered? did he commit suicide? Did someone find him and kidnap him? I mean the possibilities are just endless and this family deserves closure.
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Delta Sigma Phi/Gamma Phi Beta Take Home Top Homecoming Prize
Over the week of October 10th 2009, the brothers of Delta Sigma Phi and the sisters of Gamma Phi Beta took part in the annual Homecoming festivities on campus.
From the window decorations in Reeve Union on Sunday, to the Lip Sync and Yell like Hell competitions Friday evening at Albee Hall, the two organizations spent the week trying their hardest to come out on top in the Greek Division.
When all was said and done, the group's first- place finishes in the House Decorating and Spoons competitions buoyed them to an overall first-place finish, just edging out Sigma Pi and Alpha Xi Delta, who placed second.
This marked the first time Delta Sigma Phi has won Homecoming or Winter Carnival in five years. A year earlier, also paired with Gamma Phi Beta, the brothers failed to place entirely.
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January 2012
The Pin Lifting Challenge. Excavating Roman objects from a soil block
Everything has now been recorded, so the next step is to lift the pins! The decorative pins were once attached to an organic material, possibly leather, this has now gone, replaced by soil and once the soil has been removed there will be nothing holding the pins together. So the challenge is to lift and conserve the pins in such a way to preserve the original fish scale pattern and any dimensions of the group, which may help identify this mystery object in the future.
A bit of a challenge, so I decided to lift only small sections at a time, which does mean breaking up the largest surviving section unfortunately, but I should be able to reconstruct this later.
In the first image you can see that some of the pins are facing up and some facing down, indicating that the material the pins were once attached to was folded, this has perished leaving the pins in this position. So now it's not just a mystery object it's also a layered mystery object! Oh joy!
On the next image, outlined in white, is the first section to be tackled; I thought I'd start with the smallest and simplest first! The upper surface of the pins is faced up with Japanese tissue and adhesive. Once dry I excavate round and under the section then lift and turn it over.
Not as straight forward as I thought as something new appears, not just pins, but a disc headed stud. The x-ray also reveals the remains of a chain, plus a line of dome headed studs
On cleaning, the chain can clearly be seen attached to the stud and would have once been suspended from it, possibly linking up to another stud elsewhere on the armour. There are also enough dome headed studs running in a line to suggest they were part of a deliberate pattern. The remains of a tinned surface and therefore white metal finish survive on the upper surface of the stud and at the end of the pin there is a washer or rove identical to that on the plaque featured on the previous blog. So there is a good chance that they were once part of the same object, but again it's too early to be sure.
The disc and pins are now cleaned and preserved, in the last photo they are laid out as they were in the ground. The dome headed pins were in direct contact with the disc suggesting they were on the same layer as the stud, which was facing downwards in the soil and attached to something folded under the layer with fish scale pins, which were facing up. Hope that makes sense!
Now to tackle the next section and I have a feeling that this may be full of surprises as well.
Unearthing more mystery objects from a soil block lifted during excavations at the Roman site of Caerleon
The second significant object in the same block as the pins (highlighted in the previous blog in this series) is an unusually shaped bronze sheet decorated with a stud depicting a human head. The head is wearing what appears to be a Phrygian cap. This type of soft, conical shaped hat with the top flopping forward was originally associated with people from the eastern part of the Roman Empire.
The head, cast in solid bronze, measures from ear to ear about 2cm. Soil and debris obscure the detail but I can see under this the features of a face peeking through, including large almond shaped eyes and curly hair poking out from under the cap. Looks a bit of a mischievous character to me!
The bronze sheet is an odd shape too; the edges are damaged and eroded in places. I've indicated with a black line the surviving edges I can be sure of. The damage on the other edges means unfortunately that they may not reflect the original dimensions of the object.
The sheet is not flat either, these bends and folds in the metal look like they were made in antiquity as the original patina is still smooth and undamaged around these areas. If the metal had been bent after the green patina was formed then this fragile surface would have cracked and flaked off revealing the metal below. So was this metal sheet originally wrapped round something more three dimensional? Difficult to say at this stage, it is also possible it got damaged in antiquity when flung on a pile of other armour and scrap, before it finally got buried. It's amazing such delicate objects have survived at all!
When the sheet was lifted and turned over, four metal pins were found protruding out of the back. One, in the middle, belonged to the decorative stud; the pin had been punctured through the sheet to secure it. The three smaller pins are part of the sheet, created during the original casting by the looks of things.
Where the metal had been lifted there was a dark stain in the soil, probably the only evidence we will ever have that an organic material was once present. Among this there were fragments of a small doughnut shaped object. On further examination its original location could be identified as it was dislodged when the plate was lifted. The object lined up with the central stud and is in fact a washer or rove associated with securing items to leather. Two other tiny roves were found and all 3 have now been reattached to the pins at the back of the sheet. These now give us an indication of the thickness of the original backing material, which is about 3mm. The possible association with leather links this object to the pins lying near by. These were also applied to a flexible backing like leather; therefore there is a strong possibility that these artifacts were part of the same object, but more work has to be done to establish this.
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