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It didn't "anti-frizz" but I did find it enhanced the longevity of styling products that would usually stop performing as the day lingers on.
This was a fairly liquidy/watery cream, not thick. When it was *almost* dry, I had soft curls with a good bit of spider weby frizz over the surface. However, when it was fully dry (without going outside), I had a lot of frizz everywhere--surface frizz, in-the-curls frizz, and my ends looked like a disaster with all the frayed ends frizz. The name of this product should *seriously* be rethought!
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Updated; Fire Burning in the Backcountry of Rocky Mountain National Park
A relatively small forest fire was burning Friday in the backcountry of Rocky Mountain National Park. A small contingent of firefighters, aided by helicopter and air-tanker support, were battling the flames.
Would Year-Round Access To Old Faithful Compromise Yellowstone National Park's "Frontier"?
In Dances With Wolves, Lt. John Dunbar requests a posting on "the frontier" because he "wants to see the frontier before it's gone." It's not too difficult to put Yellowstone National Park, between the months of December and April, as being on the last frontier of the Lower 48.While it would be relatively easy to maintain wheeled-access to Old Faithful year-round, with apparently few environmental consequences, should we shrink what little "frontier" we have left in the National Park System?
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ReserveAmerica Can't Find a National Park Campground It Likes
ReserveAmerica, the company that manages camping reservations for the National Park System and other federal agencies, can't seem to find a national park campground it likes. In listing its "Top 100 Family Campgrounds," the company doesn't cite a single national park campground.
Let's Stay Safe In the National Parks This Summer, Okay?
Summer's arrival and the height of the vacation season is filling the National Park System with folks and families looking to relax, kick back, and enjoy being together in fabulous settings. Let's just not forget to be safe out there, though.
Circumstances Force National Park Service to Actively Manage Wildlife
Florida panther kittens dosed with dewormers. Black-footed ferrets inoculated against plague. Sterilizing horses at Cape Lookout National Seashore and elk at Rocky Mountain National Park. And now Yellowstone National Park bison that could be vaccinated against brucellosis via air gun.
National Park Quiz 83: Reproduction
Let's see how much you know about the intricate business of passing along genes in our national parks. Answers are at the end. If we catch you peeking, we'll make you write on the whiteboard 100 times: "Bacterial conjugation, which is sometime erroneously characterized as the bacterial equivalent of sexual reproduction, cannot succeed unless the donor bacterium hosts a plasmid, transposon, or similar genetic element that is conjugative or mobilizable."
Battle Against Mountain Pine Beetles Launched at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
They're inventorying trees at Mount Rushmore National Memorial, with an eye out for trees that are infested with mountain pine beetles.
Rocky Mountain Nature Association Receives Unusual $53,000 Gift For Next Generation Campaign
A $53,000 gift has been made to the Rocky Mountain Nature Association for its Next Generation Fund, a gift that came from a very unusual donor.
Help Friends Groups Help the National Parks
Throughout the year my mailbox is filled with solicitations from various causes, among them national park-related events and projects. Here's a look at just some of the latest you might consider giving to.
Spring is a Great Time To Watch For Migratory Birds in the National Parks
Spring is a fantastic time to be outdoors. Along with the beauty of plants in bloom, a trip to a national park can reveal mammals emerging from their hibernation and frogs singing up a storm. But the one spring event that brings countless new and life-long nature lovers to our nation's parks is the return of migratory songbirds.
Bark Beetle Battles Continue This Year At Rocky Mountain National Park
If you're planning a visit soon to Rocky Mountain National Park, you might want to read the following carefully and look at your calendar. Park crews plan to be spraying trees around the park through most of May in an ongoing battle against bark beetles.
How Will Wildfires Impact The National Park Landscape This Summer?
Winter has been pretty fluky across the United States, with heavy snows taking aim at the Mid-Atlantic and Sierra states, cold weather diving deeply into the Southeast, torrential rains hitting the Northeast, and quick warming baking the Midwest. With such a mix, what might we expect from the coming wildfire season across the National Park System?
Temporary Climbing Closures In Place at Rocky Mountain National Park to Protect Nesting Raptors
Some temporary climbing closures have been placed into effect in Rocky Mountain National Park to give raptors some relative peace and quiet during their nesting season.
Is The American Pika Really On The Road To Extinction Due to Climate Change?
Less than a month after a conservation group expressed its displeasure with the Obama administration for not providing Endangered Species Act protection to the American pika due to the plight it might face due to climate change, a new study suggests the tiny mammals are more widespread than thought and seem to thrive in a temperature range greater than long thought possible.
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Reader Participation Day: Where Are the Best Waterfalls In the National Park System?
Two of the most incredible waterfalls in the National Park System can be found in Yellowstone National Park. But it certainly doesn't have a monopoly on waterworks. Olympic National Park boasts the beautifully secluded Marymere Falls, Glacier National Park the towering Bird Woman Falls, and Great Smoky Mountain National Park the comparatively small but gorgeous-just-the-same Abrams Falls. What other waterfalls in the park system deserve to be singled out for their beauty?
Some Biologists Envision Wolves Controlling Elk in More National Parks, Others Say That's Impractical
There was a paper that zoomed around cyberspace a couple weeks ago, one that roamed far and wide, not unlike a young wolf seeking a territory of its own. It gathered speed as it was flicked around the Twittersphere because it focused on two subjects that captivate more than a few people -- national parks, and wolves.
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Reader Participation Day: Are We Overreaching With Wildlife Management in National Parks?
How far should national park managers go when it comes to wildlife management issues? That's a controversial issue in some circles, as evidenced by the concern being raised over a proposal at Cape Cod National Seashore to poison some crows that have developed a knack for preying on piping plovers, a threatened species along the Atlantic Seaboard under the Endangered Species Act, whose nests are seemingly protected by enclosures.
Frogs Are A Sure Sign of Spring, But That Doesn't Mean You Won't Hear Them Now
If you want to know whether Spring is on the way, don't look to groundhogs for the answer. Instead, listen for the frogs. Certain species of frogs, such as the wood frog, begin singing even when there is still snow on the ground.
"Disabled Traveler's Companion" Offers Valuable Accessibility Insights for Visiting National Parks
Let's face it, the National Park Service is making strides in addressing ADA needs, but has a ways to go. One couple that frequently travels to parks is making it easier for disabled travelers to anticipate what their visits will be like through websites that assess individual park's accessibility factors.
Obama Administration Draws Criticism for Declining ESA Protection To Pikas
A diminutive creature that struggles with warmer temperatures brought on by climate change will not receive Endangered Species Act protection for its predicament, the Obama administration has decided in a move that brought quick condemnation from some corners.
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Rocky Mountain National Park Marks 95th Birthday, Superintendent Invites You to The Park
It was almost a century ago that President Woodrow Wilson signed the enacting legislation that created Rocky Mountain National Park. With its 95th birthday now here, Rocky Mountain Superintendent Vaughn Baker is inviting you to visit the park and explore its beauty.
Looking To Gain A Little Structured Education On Your National Park Trip?
Can you tell by looking at a wildflower in Yellowstone National Park what the underlying geology is? Or, while hiking through Great Smoky Mountains National Park, can you identify a bird simply by its song? Do you want to get relatively up close to the elephant seals at Point Reyes National Seashore? Here's how you can do all those things and more.
Anonymous Benefactor Pledges $1 Million To Rocky Mountain Nature Association
How many folks, if they had an extra million dollars, would offer it to a national park's friends group? At least one person is holding out that check to the Rocky Mountain Nature Association, which can claim the $1 million by matching it dollar-for-dollar by year's end.
Rocky Mountain National Park Offering Snowshoe Hikes, XC Skiing With Rangers This Winter
Winter is starting to pack its full fury in the Rockies, with the snow piling up across the region. In Rocky Mountain National Park you can enjoy that snow by heading into the park on a snowshoe hike or cross-country ski led by rangers.
National Park Mystery Plant 5 Revealed: It's the Red Baneberry
Did you identify the red baneberry as the mystery plant in yesterday's quiz? Here are some more interesting facts about this widely-distributed plant and its toxic effects.
"Core Ops" Budgeting in the National Park System Goes Silently Into the Night
A succinct, four-paragraph memo from National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis two weeks ago spurred an outpouring of comments from Park Service employees and marked, potentially, a sea change in how park superintendents go about budgeting for their parks. But is it something the general public should take note of?
Holiday Activities Abound at Rocky Mountain National Park
If you find yourself near Rocky Mountain National Park during the holidays, you might want to consider one of the following activities. With the snow piling up, there will be lots of outdoor activities, but the park also is planning some indoor fun for families and kids. Some require reservations, so don't wait until the last minute.
Updated: NPS Director Jarvis Ends "Core Ops" Budgeting Across The National Park System
In a brief, four-paragraph memorandum, National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis has brought to an end a controversial budgeting process that stripped arguably key positions from parks. Dubbed "core ops" for its approach to analyzing a park's core operations, the process failed to produce wise budgeting decisions, the director said in a letter to his regional directors.
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Winter: The Perfect Time To Plan Your Long-Distance Trek Along National Scenic Trails
Winter is a season for planning. How better to pass some of those long, cold, snowy nights than before the fire or a the kitchen table with guidebooks and maps, calculators and checklists? And if you're thinking of tackling one of the country's long-distance hiking trails, planning is definitely not over-rated. Here's a look at some of the trails that pass through parts of the National Park System, and what planning assistance is out there.


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Alcohol abuse used to cover the shame of a bad hookup.
"OK, OK, I'll go talk to her after I finish building my Shame Shield.
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A partition placed between two standalone urinals to allow pissing without letting it all hang out.
The trough didn't have any shame shields and I was afraid I'd get pee shy, so I held it until after the show.
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Pros: * Close to the train station * Close to the octoberfest grounds Cons: * Ask any local they'll say it's not the greatest part of town * Very loud If you're a 20-something or early 30-something that you're staying at for one night, it's fine. If you're looking for a quiet place I'd strongly suggest somewhere else.
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Gwen Stefani Bikini Pictures in Malibu With Gavin Rossdale
Gwen Stefani Wears a Bikini Top to Show Off Her Rock-Hard Abs at the Beach With Her Boys
Gwen Stefani was in a bikini yesterday for an afternoon out in Malibu with her husband Gavin Rossdale and their sons Kingston and Zuma. She looked super fit in her black top and long skirt combo, which showed off her amazing abs. Gavin, meanwhile, was shirtless to wade into the Pacific with Zuma and Kingston. It was the end of a fun week for the foursome, which kicked off on the previous Saturday when Gavin's band Bush performed at the Sunset Strip music festival. Gwen's group No Doubt has been able to enjoy a brief hiatus from finishing up their new music, since Tony Kanal is off on a vacation celebrating his birthday. Gwen and Gavin also made sure to pack the last few days with good times in honor of Zuma turning 3. His big day was on Aug. 20, and he was able to wear costumes, get a manicure, and bond with his brother to mark the milestone.
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M.A.C. has one of the best selections of brushes you'll find anywhere (over 40 different brushes). The big brushes are a little pricey, but they last forever if you take care of them. Though there are indeed good, inexpensive brushes to be found, if you're going to splurge, this is one area where the extra expense won't be wasted. Be sure to check out M.A.C.'s variety of eyeshadow brushes, particularly the #275 Medium Angled Shading Brush ($25.00), an excellent, versatile eyeshadow brush. Also, test the #217 Blending Brush ($24). Other top choices include the #195 Concealer Brush ($24), #208 Small Angled Brow Brush ($20), #242 Shader Brush ($25), and the #252 Large Shader Brush ($32).
M.A.C. At-A-Glance
Strengths: Some impressive moisturizers; excellent Lip Conditioner (lip balm); praiseworthy foundations in a mostly gorgeous range of shades; good concealers; several great powder-based products including blush, bronzer, and eyeshadow in various finishes; noteworthy Fluidline and Technakohl Liner; dizzying array of lipstick shades in mostly sumptuous formulas; impressive Pro Longwear Lipcolour; several very good mascaras (regular and waterproof); top-notch makeup brushes; most of the Prep + Prime products work as claimed.
Weaknesses: A few products with uncomfortably high levels of known or potential skin irritants; some superfluous specialty products; several average pressed and loose powders; the Lustre and Velvet eyeshadows disappoint.
When it comes to skin care you may be tempted to dismiss the small assortment M.A.C. offers and skip right to their makeup with its well-earned positive reputation. But doing so would mean missing a handful of beautifully formulated products that are worth trying. By no means is M.A.C.'s skin-care line one-stop shopping (at least not if you have blemishes, skin discolorations, or require more than a couple options per category), but you'll find more than just the color products impressive here, and the prices aren't unreasonable either!
For more information about M.A.C., owned by Estee Lauder, call (800) 588-0070 or visit www.maccosmetics.com.
M.A.C. Makeup
What more can one say for this long-standing makeup line whose products have spoken eloquently for themselves for years? In many ways, M.A.C. is a pivotal line not only for makeup artists but also for any in-the-know cosmetics consumer. Although M.A.C. has several singularly outstanding products, they generally excel by virtue of the range of choices offered. The color selection for everything from lipsticks to foundations is exceptional. Also, most of the makeup brushes are beautiful, full, and soft, as well as properly sized to fit the contours of the face and eyes. It is typically a pleasure to shop this line, though we wish the tester units (especially for blush, eyeshadow, and lipstick) were arranged by formula and finish rather than by color.
M.A.C.'s salespeople are sometimes trained as makeup artists, too, though being part of the Estee Lauder corporation means they have pressure to meet sales quotas (and no gifts-with-purchase to serve as an enticement). For this reason, you may prefer shopping at one of M.A.C.'s freestanding or Pro stores. The sales pressure is all but absent, the staff tends to be true makeup artists rather than only salespeople, and the stores routinely offer makeup how-to classes, which are both fun and informative.
M.A.C. has launched several state-of-the-art products since the previous edition of this book. The prime additions are several improved foundations and concealers, superior loose and pressed powders, a couple of mascaras that compete nicely with those from lash-enhancing leader Lancome, buttery-smooth powder blushes, and the very popular (and deservedly so) Pro Longwear Lipcolour. Couple this with their long-standing products that have always performed well and offered neutral shades (Studio Fix, anyone?) and M.A.C. is a force to be reckoned with in the world of department-store makeup. The only disappointment of note is that several of their liquid foundations with sunscreen still lack sufficient UVA protection. Why is it that Lauder-owned Clinique and Prescriptives continually get this critical step right, while Lauder's namesake line, Bobbi Brown, and M.A.C. tend to falter? It's especially upsetting in M.A.C.'s case because the affected foundations otherwise have exemplary textures and a vast palette of neutral shades for fair to dark skin tones. Other than this important point, you really can't go wrong shopping this line, whether you're new to the world of makeup or a seasoned pro.
Note: M.A.C. sets itself apart from other beauty brands by staying ahead of the curve by launching a seemingly-constant rotation of impressive limited edition products, usually with fashion-forward themes. Though it's impossible to review every limited edition product, many of M.A.C.'s are as impressive as those in their permanent collection.
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Given to me as a 2014 Christmas present. Best brush I own. Blends beautifully. Has made a huge 'for the better' difference to my makeup. Would highly recommend. At the moment I am using the brush for every area of my eye, lid, crease, outer v! It applies and lays down colour in a way my other brushes cannot touch. So silky on the skin. Close come Sigma. Will definitely be investing in some more of the MAC brushes. Good investment!
Definitely the best brushes I have ever tried, and I have tried many different brands. If you take care of them properly they last forever. Of course - natural hair brush is going to shed, it happens to the best of them but properly taken care of, like you would your own hair, you won't have as much of it.
I bought a 129 Powder Brush for AUD$70 as I heard that MAC brushes are very good (and unfortunately expensive). But I've been really disappointed as it is continually moulting. There are bristles/hairs left all over my bathroom sink and on my clothes. I have to check my face, neck and clothes thoroughly before I leave the house. I won't be purchasing brushes from MAC again based on this experience/purchase.
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Richard Hanson (Australian politician)
Sir Richard Hanson |
4th Premier of South Australia | |
In office 30 September 1857 – 8 May 1860 |
Monarch | Victoria |
Governor | Sir Richard MacDonnell |
Preceded by | Robert Torrens |
Succeeded by | Thomas Reynolds |
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Born | Richard Davies Hanson 6 December 1805 London, England, UK |
Died | 4 March 1876 Mount Lofty, South Australia |
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Nationality | British |
Spouse(s) | Ann Hopgood |
Sir Richard Davies Hanson (6 December 1805 – 4 March 1876), was the fourth Premier of South Australia, from 30 September 1857 until 8 May 1860, and was a Chief Judge from 20 November 1861 until 4 March 1876 on the Supreme Court of South Australia, which is the highest ranking court in the Australian State of South Australia.
Hanson was born in London, the second son of Benjamin Hanson, a fruit merchant and importer, and was educated at a private school in Melbourn, Cambridgeshire. Admitted a solicitor in 1828, he practised for briefly in London, becoming a disciple of Edward Gibbon Wakefield in connection with his colonization schemes. Hanson joined the Globe as a political critic early in 1837. In 1838 he went with Lord Durham to Canada as assistant commissioner of inquiry into crown lands and immigration. Hanson worked with Dominick Daly in Canada.
In 1840, on the death of Lord Durham, Hanson settled in Wellington, New Zealand. He there acted as crown prosecutor, but in 1846 moved to South Australia. On his arrival in the colony of South Australia in 1846, Hanson immediately set up a legal practice. He served as Advocate-General and Attorney-General for the colony before election to the seat of City of Adelaide in 1857.
In 1851 Hanson was appointed advocate-general of the colony and took an active share in the passing of many important measures, such as the first Education Act, the District Councils Act of 1852, and the Act of 1856 which granted constitutional government to the colony. In 1856 he was attorney-general in the first ministry under Boyle Travers Finniss; becoming premier himself in 1857. Among the acts passed were the first patents act, an insolvency act, a partial consolidation of the criminal law, and the Torrens real property act, though he was at first opposed to this measure. He also passed an act legalizing marriage with a deceased wife's sister, the first of its kind in the Empire, but the royal assent was refused on this occasion.
After leaving parliament, Hanson replaced Sir Charles Cooper as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia in 1861. He was knighted in 1869 by Queen Victoria when he visited England, and was acting Governor of South Australia for 1872–73. In his spare time Hanson gave much time to theological studies. His publications include Law in Nature and Other Papers (1865), The Jesus of History (1869), Letters to and from Rome (1869), The Apostle Paul, and the Preaching of Christianity in the Primitive Church (1875). He died in Australia on 4 March 1876.
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Freemasonry was an integral part of Hanson's personal life. He was elected as a member and initiated into the Craft on 27 November 1834 in London when The Lodge of Friendship, a Lodge especially founded to become South Australia's first Lodge, held its very first meeting. Later he was to rise in position within the Lodge, which still exists to the present day, and ultimately served as its Master.
His summer residence, Woodhouse, near Mount Lofty, is today owned by the South Australian Scout Association, and used for Scout leader training and private functions and accommodation; the extensive grounds are used for camping and outdoor adventuring.[1]
Richard's brother William Hanson (1810–1875) was an architect and engineer who played a decisive role in the early history of South Australia's railways and waterworks.
In 1837 Hanson Street in Adelaide was named after him. The street was later subsumed by the expanded Pulteney Street in 1967.
The South Australian town of Hanson was also named after him.[2]
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- ^ http://www.woodhouse.org.au/
- ^ Towns and other places in the District, www.burrahistory.info Retrieved on 8 November 2014
- Boase, George Clement (1890). "Hanson, Richard Davies". In Stephen, Leslie; Lee, Sidney. Dictionary of National Biography 24. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
- 'Hanson, Sir Richard Davies (1805 - 1876)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 4, MUP, 1972, pp 336–340. Retrieved 20 January 2009
- Serle, Percival (1949). "Hanson, Richard". Dictionary of Australian Biography. Sydney: Angus and Robertson. Retrieved 2009-01-20.
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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What to expect when you're expecting (an acceptance letter)
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Flamegirl spends a day out with her gal-pals Saturndiva and Whyti in ;Mechcity one day, when the girls are approached by a strange salesman who tempts them with addictive minigames. Will our heroines see through his SINISTER PLOT of ripping them off, or will it take some well-aimed projectiles to burn through the minigame madness!?
where can i create a character so he/she can join your next flash video? a fighting wizard who looks young but is old enough to know about the old power so he can train them.
okay talk about your typical rip off artitst anyway at least he didn't get away this time.
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Video: Security "To-Duhs" List
Humorous, but very savvy video of basic security concepts. These are things I've been touting for years. You'll love the characters that lighten up the video, but the information is sound. It was produced by the State of Virginia. Enjoy!
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Facebook Security Threats Continue to Grow
The two latest malware strains exploit Facebook users via email and instant messaging programs. The first, Asprox.N, is a Trojan delivered via email informing users their Facebook account is being used to distribute spam and that, for security reasons, the login credentials have been changed. The email includes a fake Word document attachment, supposedly containing the new password, with an unusual icon and the filename Facebook_details.exe. Deceiving victims by opening a .doc file upon opening the attachment, this file is really a Trojan that downloads another file designed to open all available ports, connecting to mail service providers in an attempt to spam as many users as possible.
An image of the Asprox.N exploit is available here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/panda_security/5394881095/
The second new malware strain, Lolbot.Q, is distributed across instant messaging applications such as AIM or Yahoo!, with a message displaying a malicious link. Clicking the link downloads a worm designed to hijack Facebook accounts, blocking users' access while informing that the account has been suspended. To "reactivate" their account, users are asked to complete a questionnaire, promising prizes such as laptops and iPads. After several questions, users are asked to subscribe and enter their cell phone number, which is in turn charged a fee of $11.60 per week. Victims can restore access to their Facebook account only once they subscribe to the service and receive a new password.
Images of Lolbot.Q exploit are available here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/panda_security/5394881133/
I recommend you be wary of any unexpected messages with unusually eye-catching subjects and avoid clicking on external links, running executable files or entering personal data into unknown applications or web forms. Nothing new there, just standard security best practice.
Just be careful out there.
Your Security Suite Says You're Clean, But You Still Have Issues?
If your child is not feeling well and you suspect he or she has a virus infection you're going to visit your doctor. But what do you do when the doctor tells you that he cannot find anything, yet your child still does not feel very well? You get a second opinion.
Similarly, what do you do when you've run full scans using your normal anti-malware suite and you're still showing signs of infection? You get a second (or third, or fourth) opinion from another product, right? I have long recommended MalwareBytes AntiMalware as one of the best second opinion apps and I'm not changing my position on that. However, I have just found another one that is truly impressive: SurfRight's Hitman Pro. Hitman Pro is designed to work alongside existing security programs without any conflicts. It scans the computer quickly (less than 5 minutes) and doen't slow down the computer (except for the few minutes it is scanning). No installation is necessary–it can be run straight from a USB flash drive, a CD/DVD, local or network attached hard drive.
I have done my own testing of this app, and believe me, it lives up to its claims (I wouldn't be telling you about it if it didn't). Also, this isn't one of those things that will leave you hanging and infected if you don't buy it–you get a free 30-day license, so if it finds anything, you can clean it and decide later whether you'll continue to use it. I like it so much, that I took them up on their invitation to become an affiliate.
They also have an anti-spam app that I haven't tested, but I suspect it's probably a good one: SurfRight Antispam Trial version. Check them out, won't you?
Facebook Enables Always-on HTTPS
Facebook users now have the option to select HTTPS as their connection method after a strange post was discovered on the Facebook fan page under founder Mark Zuckerberg's name. Though the company maintains that this was due to a bug in the system, they quickly began rolling out the SSL option. This will effectively stop hackers from grabbing user login details and sniffing Facebook sessions when connected through public WiFi
Previously, Facebook used HTTPS only to send passwords, similar to the way Yahoo! Mail STILL (hint, hint) is doing things. Users will have to manually enable the SSL setting in their account security settings (Account Settings->Account Security) and it doesn't work with all third-party Facebook applications. It is available in the US, but has not yet been rolled out worldwide. [As of Saturday morning, even US coverage was sporadic, though I was able to change my settings.]
While I applaud this move, I wish they would have just implemented HTTPS by default or at least notify the user when they log on that option is available. They could also sense when the user is logged into an insecure wifi hotspot and switch automatically to HTTPS. While some might argue that always on HTTPS will slow pageloads for some, Google has found with its new default of HTTPS for all users, that the encryption isn't nearly as server-intensive as many engineers and companies think it is. Of course, if you're always wired to your home network when you log into Facebook, you don't have to worry about having your session hijacked anyway.
This article in Wired says that for those who want further protection, try the EFF's HTTPS Everywhere plug-in for Firefox, which forces many sites to use HTTPS. [For the totally paranoid out there], investigate using a VPN such as CryptoCloud.
Now THIS is Proactive Security
Got this in my email this morning and reminded me about how I preach being proactive about security. You don't wait for the disaster to happen, you take action before it does. The folks at sourceforge.net did just that:
We recently experienced a directed attack on SourceForge infrastructure
(http://sourceforge.net/blog/sourceforge-net-attack/) and so we are resetting all passwords in the sf.net database — just in case. We're e-mailing all sf.net registered account holders to let you know about this
change to your account.Our investigation uncovered evidence of password sniffing attempts. We have no evidence to suggest that your password has been compromised. But, what we definitely don't want is to find out in 2 months that passwords were compromised and we didn't take action.
So, as a proactive measure we've invalidated your SourceForge.net account password. To access the site again, you'll need to go through the email recovery process and choose a shiny new password:
If you need help with this, feel free to e-mail us:
We appreciate your patience with us as we work to respond to this attack. We'll be working through the weekend to get things back to normal as quickly as possible.
Watch for updates on the service outages on our blog:
Thank you,
The SourceForge Team
If you have an account at SourceForge and haven't seen this message yet, check your email, or just head on over using the links above and change your password. I just did.
Enjoy your Saturday!
14 Golden Rules of Computer Security 2011 to Be Fully Revised and Updated
The cyber security landscape has evolved over the past year; the fundamentals haven't really changed, but I've conducted some experiments, made some observations, and come up with a couple of new tips that I will be adding to a fully revised and update version of "14 Golden Rules of Computer Security," my popular ebook first issued last year at this time.
Spam continues to be an ever growing concern, despite many spam-spewing botnets having been disrupted or outright disabled. I dedicate an entire section to becoming spam free in 2011. Despite what you may think, it CAN be done by almost everyone with very little effort.
Additionally, in each tip, I list specific tools, many of which are available in my popular Geek Toolkit, aka "The Ultimate Security Toolkit," that are useful for solving the problems or dealing with the issues presented in the security topic discussed. In fact, it is my intention to thoroughly integrate the Geek Toolkit and provide more documentation than has previously been available.
As part of this initiative, I am also proud to announce my affiliation with SurfRight, makers of Hitman Pro security software. Hitman Pro is a second opinion scanner and malware removal tool, designed to rescue computers from viruses, spyware, trojans, rootkits, and other threats, that infect users despite the security measures they may already have taken (such as anti-virus software, firewalls, etc.). I will be offering an innovative Free of Charge second opinion scanner with the additional capability to remove any malware found. Readers of 14 Golden Rules 2011 will be given special rebates on consumer, corporate, and government licenses of SurfRight software.
So, stay tuned for a special link in an upcoming post where you can secure your updated copy of 14 Golden Rules and take decisive action to become more secure in 2011.
Data Privacy Day is January 28, 2011
There's no question that technology has vastly improved our lives, but at what cost? We live in a networked world where every piece of information about us exists in digitized form in some database somewhere: our identities, locations, actions, purchases, associations, movements, and histories are available to both legitimate authorities and the dark underworld of cybercriminals intent on identity fraud and theft. Check out DataPrivacyDay2011.org:
Data Privacy Day is an international celebration of the dignity of the individual expressed through personal information.
Join in the dialogue among all of the stakeholders – businesses, individuals, government agencies, non-profit groups, academics, teachers and students – to look more thoroughly at how advanced technologies affect our daily lives. We encourage this dialogue and are providing this website as a service to those who care about our common future and our roles as digital citizens and consumers. And let us know what you think – and how you might be able to contribute to the discussion.
At The Privacy Projects, we are excited to promote Data Privacy Day and want as many individuals and organizations involved as possible. So join in! There are many ways you can become part of the dialog. You can sponsor an event or an activity, use the educational materials, engage in the discussions, or put together your own event.
You can also follow Data Privacy Day 2011 news and updates on our Data Privacy Day 2011 Group page. Please invite your friends and colleagues to join as well.
Not a bad idea.
Video: Goodbye, IPv4, Hello, IPv6
We knew it was coming. IPv4 address space is almost depleted and will probably run out completely by the end of this year. That's only part of the picture, however; I'm jazzed about the implementation of mandatory IPSec. Watch this short video to get a good overview of what's coming.
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Google and Mozilla Announce "Do Not Track" Features
About two months ago, the US Federal Trade Commission called for a do not track mechanism similar to the "Do Not Call" list for telephones. The idea is to allow web surfers to opt out of having their personal data collected online. Here is the FTC's December report: "Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers,"
Google has already implemented an extension in its Chrome browser and Mozilla announced a similar feature for its Firefox browser, based on Do Not Track HTTP headers.
Will it work? Maybe. One problem is that no matter what the browser companies develop in the way of technology, web sites are where the buck stops. In an InformationWeek article, Anup Ghosh, founder and chief scientist of Invincea, a browser security company, said he finds both approaches lacking. "It's basically up to Web sites to do something or nothing with [users' preference information]," he told InformationWeek. "It's not enforceable."
SANS News Bites editor, John Pescatore, had this to say in their latest issue: "The wording of this seems carefully limitedto the 'Do Not Track' extension, and will result in you seeing standard ads, not personalized ads. It doesn't actually say there is any change in you being tracked, just that you won't see personalized ads. To me the tracking is the problem, seeing personalized ads is just the symptom."
More as this develops.
Investigative Report on the State of the Black Market
PandaLabs recently issued the results of an investigative report on the current state of the global cybercrime black market: http://press.pandasecurity.com/usa/press-room/panda-white-paper/.
The report provides a "state of the union" of the cybercrime black market in light of its ongoing rapid evolution. The black market has traditionally centered on selling stolen bank and credit card details but diversified its business model in 2010, now selling a much broader range of hacked confidential information including bank credentials, log-ins, passwords, fake credit cards and other valuable data.
Here's a taste of some of the topics the report covers:
- Average prices for the array of personal data and goods now sold on the black market. For example, PandaLabs found that card cloning machines run typically anywhere from $200-1,000 and fake ATM machines from $3,500 depending on the model;
- What drives up the price of personal information. PandaLabs found that prices are higher for online accounts that have a history of online shopping or use payment platforms such as PayPal. For a simple account without a guaranteed balance, PandaLabs found prices starting at $10 and increasing to $1,500 depending on the platform and the guarantee of available funds;
- How cybercriminals employ modern marketing tactics to run their "businesses": For example, operators will often offer free 'trial' access to stolen bank or credit card details, as well as money back guarantees and free exchanges.


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@slysnide Prometheus is actually doing pretty well. Official weekend box office numbers just came in, and actually made $89million domestically so far, and worldwide right now its at $217million. By this coming weekend it will obviously reach way over $100million, and by the end of its run it'll probably make between $120-$130million. Its getting beat by Madagascar3 because of kids and of course Prometheus has that R rating, but other than that its doing pretty good, it stayed at #2 and made both Tom Cruise/Rock of Ages and Adam Sandler/Thats My boy flop.
3 years agoby @cheetoboyFlag
@slysnide -- Worldwide, you mean? Otherwise, I don't think we're looking at the same article.
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@bawnian-dexeus -- That's a big possibility. I'm going to do some research.
@basquat -- I don't usually look up budgets, but yesterday I read how "Rock Of Ages" and "That's My Boy" flopped. After looking up the budgets, "That's My Boy" made little-to-no sense. To the point, I looked up "Jack And Jill", which claimed around the same budget(as you pointed out). Both movies star, and were produced by Adam Sandler. Susp*cious? I think so. Finally, something we can both agree on!
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx I know it's crazy. Jack and Jill was 70 mill too, and it's certainly not up there on the screen. Most of that money is going in his pocket. The man is a con artist:-)
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx You think Sandler pays himself?
3 years agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
@basquat -- How could you spend so much money on a comedy with such low-quality? "Kick-Ass" had the budget of 28 million, but "That's My Boy" has the budget of 70 million? Am I missing something?
@bawnian-dexeus -- I'll be sure to watch all of those movies.
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@basquat Dunno, but they have 6 zeros no doubt.
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx FOr me, has like 3 good comedies and the other are serious acting like Reign Over me and Funny People. Click had a sad moment which surprised the hell out of me in its third act. Enjoyed it with my dad despite its mixed reception.
3 years agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx That's the great Sandler hustler. All his movies cost about that, and all his friends are always in them. I wonder what their paychecks are
@2movieguys -- Yeah, too bad "Prometheus" wasn't more like "Aliens Vs. Predator - Requiem". A movie that not only contained a better script/characters, but edge-of-your-seat intensity. Your standards are so high!
@bawnian-dexeus -- Eh, I doubt it. I've only seen a few of his movies, mainly when I was a kid - so I don't remember how good or bad they were, I just remember watching "Big Daddy" and "The Wedding Singer" a lot.
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
I read (Wonderwall) Adding insult to injury: "Madagascar 3", the animated animal-themed kiddie flick, netted $35.5 million this weekend -- more than Adam Sandler's "That's My Boy" ($13 million) and" Rock of Ages" combined.
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@jasonkat personally, i think will ferrel does the same schtick as well. same tone, same over the top excitement, same type of characters... dim witted that really dont know that they are. i enjoy his work definately more than adam sandler, but it really is comparing apples to apple sauce... different form but still the same routine.
Anywasy, saw Rock of the Ages and it was a 50/50 for me. Glad to see Madagascar and Prometheus neck and neck. Obviously kids would reign supreme, but good enough to see them at the top
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@corey@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx@ghostman He only has five good movies in my opinion. Let's see if Transylvania makes a good
3 years agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
"Rock Of Ages" wasn't to bad...B- for me.! I would say the film was camp cult classic in the making! I loved Hey-Man and Tom Cruise!.
3 years agoby @2movieguysFlag
I thought "Prometheus" didn't live up to the hype.! It wasn't suspenseful or even existential..! At times through the film I had to fight sleep ...!
A bad sign for a film buff!
3 years agoby @2movieguysFlag
@ghostman -- I just took a look at the budget, and this movie might flop. Rightfully so! Where did that $70 million go, any way?
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx You don't get it do you?
"This is the reason why Adam Sandler continues to make movies, and never flops." Clearly coming in at 5th place earning 13mil is a flop was what i was saying. Either that, or you mean that Sandler never flops because he keeps making movies.
@corey -- Oh, and to answer your question, it's because of Adam Sandler, the silly premise, and dumb jokes. The trailer pretty much summed it up, and have you seen the percentage on Rotten Tomatoes?
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@corey -- I know that? The post seems more aggressive than my intention, so don't the wrong impression. Again, I disagree.
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx Slow your roll there, Little Nicky. I meant no disrespect. My comment went toward everybody. There really is never any need to bash a movie when it releases. The movie is gonna release no matter what so why hate on it so much? Especially without seeing it.
@jonspidey07 -- Which movie(s) would you like to dominate box office instead?
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
@corey -- Negative? There's nothing wrong with being negative towards a movie that will has a 90% chance at sucking balls(my apologies). Bitchy? I'd like some elaboration, there. It might help a little, but it shouldn't help much. Just because one of my favorite actors is in a movie, doesn't mean I'm going to like/enjoy it JUST because their in it. That's just me, though.
3 years agoby @XxNickTheFilmCriticXxFlag
little dumb kids
let our movies win the box office
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@XxNickTheFilmCriticXx Not sad. I loved being a Sandler fan. It helps enjoying his movies cause' I'm never negative or bitchy when a new one comes out like everyone else.
@corey -- Sad, but true. ;(
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By DAVID BREAKSTONE \
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Panel at Jpost Conference 370. (photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
While The Jerusalem Post conference that recently made headlines was – with its stellar lineup of speakers and an engaged audience of more than a thousand – undoubtedly a success, it wasn't so for the reasons I would have hoped.Convened in New York under the heading "Fighting for the Zionist Dream," there were moments when it might have been more aptly titled "Struggling with the Zionist Nightmare." The looming threat of a nuclear Iran, the unprecedented campaign of delegitimization being waged against us, the backstabbing rampant among Israeli politicians, and the acrimony between some of them and others who have reached the highest echelons of our security and intelligence agencies dominated the agenda and grabbed the headlines, overshadowing the things I came to talk about.Which were what? As vice chairman of the World Zionist Organization, I was invited to participate in a panel on Israel-Diaspora relations.0 I was there to involve the participants in a dialogue on the meaning of the Zionist dream today, to discuss with them ways of becoming engaged in making Israel all that it might be, to talk about the significance of Israel in contemporary Jewish life, and to listen to what it is that they, as Jews in America, feel they need from us. How trivial.While the session was well received, it was apparent that for those present these things weren't nearly as engrossing as a good fight – whether that meant taking sides with regard to our internal affairs or arming themselves against our detractors. I understand that. Moreover, I sincerely appreciate the unabashed support for a strong Israel that was palpable among the conference participants. The Jewish state is under attack, and until such time as its future is secured, anything not to do directly with its defense is perceived as a distraction. My problem is that I perceive things differently.More specifically, I am deeply worried by the diminishing number of those for whom the need for a Jewish state is axiomatic and for whom the Zionist idea is fundamental to their sense of self. This growing legion of American Jews – those whose backing we can no longer count on, particularly noticeable among the younger generation – are the first casualties of the PR war being conducted against us. And I am concerned about how we are going about winning them back.Essentially, there are three approaches to the problem, that a plethora of organizations are advancing.1. Israel makes the world a better place. Change the conversation. Don't dwell on the conflicts Israel is embroiled in but rather on the country's incredible achievements, which are both legendary and real. By now any seasoned Israel advocate can recite a litany of them, ranging from drip irrigation to chip origination, and encompassing medical technology, solar energy, desalination and social innovation – all inspired by the likes of those who have made their way onto our impressive list of Nobel laureates, which Israel has more of in absolute numbers than all the Arab countries combined, and more per capita than most any other nation in the world, including the United States, Germany, France, Canada, South Africa and Australia.My problem with this approach is not with its veracity, but with its implication. What if Israel were not making the world a better place? What other state feels compelled to justify its existence on the basis of its contribution to the advancement of humanity? 2. Israel is an enlightened society, worthy of support. Casting Israel as illiberal is blatantly erroneous and probably pernicious. Despite our many shortcomings (and as regular readers of this column will attest to, I have no inhibition about pointing them out and railing against them), we are among the most broad-minded, tolerant and just societies on the face of this earth. Gay rights and gender equality, maternity and paternity leave, comprehensive health care, freedom of religion and protection of the proletariat are all firmly embedded in our legal system, reflecting the fundamental commitments detailed in our Declaration of Independence to "ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex" in the pursuit of "freedom, justice and peace as envisaged by the prophets of Israel."And if we didn't? How absurd that we must defend our record on human rights in an attempt to silence those who would dismantle the nation state of the Jewish people. While calls for regime change are not uncommon, no one ever suggests that even the most malevolent and repressive countries in the world have no right to exist. I sometimes shudder to think what would be if we weren't "the only democracy in the Middle East."3. Facts, facts, facts. Arm our student activists and community leaders with accurate information. Provide them with talking points. Counter the baseless claims of our adversaries with an honest narrative.Hugely important, but, I fear, largely irrelevant to holding on to our own. Firstly, who cares about our bickering anymore? Secondly, every bit of truth we produce will in any case be countered by another big lie. Never has the expression "Don't confuse me with the facts" been more pertinent to an argument than the one we find ourselves entangled in today.Don't get me wrong. I sincerely commend the efforts of all those who are engaged in promoting each of these three lines of defense and firmly believe that they must continue unabated. I just worry that none of them address a question that is far more fundamental for so many Diaspora Jews: Why Israel? Or more to the point, why do we need a Jewish state in the first place? To answer that question, those of us who live here need to articulate the reasons we do to those who don't. I would like to believe that regardless of the deleterious circumstances that may have brought some of us here, we remain not because we are anxious about living elsewhere but because we are enamored of the idea of creating a society that gives full expression to the very best that our civilization has to offer. We are energized by the challenges of applying Jewish values to the public domain, of creating a modern society rooted in tradition, of resolving the tension between being both parochial and universalistic, and of embracing our calling to be at one and the same time both "a chosen people" and "a light unto the nations."And we must convey all of this with a keenness that excites others about the possibility of engaging with us in the arduous yet ever so fulfilling task of state building, whatever our critics might say about our efforts. In short, we need to promote Zionist education, to stop fighting and to keep dreaming. That's the message I hope I succeeded in conveying to those who heeded The Jerusalem Post's call to come to New York to fight for the Zionist dream. Next year in Jerusalem.The writer is vice chairman of the World Zionist Organization and a member of The Jewish Agency Executive.
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Ms. McCullom, who expressed mild frustration at being denied her cash, was caught in the cross-fire of a skirmish over A.T.M. surcharges that now seems to be breaking into a full-fledged war. Suddenly, the fact that it costs an extra $1.50 or so to get money out of a cash machine seems to have tapped into some deep well of public resentment -- or at least politicians believe it has.
This oceanside suburb of Los Angeles last month passed the nation's first local ordinance banning banks from charging noncustomers for using their A.T.M.'s. San Francisco voters approved a similar measure earlier this month. California's two largest banks, Bank of America and Wells Fargo Bank, retaliated by closing off noncustomer access to their machines, which is why Ms. McCullom could not get her money Friday. And late today, a federal judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction barring both cities from enforcing their ordinances.
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The Department of Defense has also proposed a ban on such surcharges on all military bases. Connecticut and Iowa already ban such surcharges under pre-existing laws and three other states -- Wyoming, Arkansas and Mississippi -- have price caps on the surcharges.
''Consumers just find the surcharge sort of the fee that broke the consumer's back, so to speak,'' said Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, which is now battling the banking industry in court. ''Consumers see no reason for it. They regard it almost as a personal insult. It has evoked an emotion that is quite astonishing.''
How widespread the bans will become remains to be seen. Santa Monica and San Francisco are both liberal, not typical cities. Consumer groups have failed to get any state to enact such a ban and Alfonse M. D'Amato, when he was senator from New York, never got very far with his attempt to legislate a nationwide prohibition. Representative Bernard Sanders, an independent from Vermont, re-introduced a bill this month that would ban surcharges, and another bill that would authorize cities and states to outlaw the fees.
Critics say it is unreasonable to charge consumers for access to their own money.
''Banks are basically holding our money hostage,'' said Jon Golinger of the California Public Interest Group. The United States Public Interest Research Group found that 93 percent of banks surveyed impose such a surcharge, up from 71 percent in 1998 and 15 percent in 1996. Nationally, such surcharges appear to generate about $2 billion to $3 billion a year or more for A.T.M. operators.
Critics also say that in many cases consumers are being charged twice for each withdrawal. If a Wells Fargo customer, for instance, takes money out of a Bank of America machine, Wells Fargo charges that customer $2 for using a ''foreign'' A.T.M., about 50 cents of which goes to reimburse Bank of America. But Bank of America itself charges $1.50 for use of its machine by a noncustomer, bringing the total fee for retrieving as little as $20 of one's own money to $3.50.
The Santa Monica and San Francisco ordinances, as well as the regulation in Connecticut, bar only the $1.50 surcharge levied by the A.T.M. owner, not the fees imposed by a bank on its own customers.
Part of the frustration over the surcharges stems from what is a general proliferation in banking fees in an era of deregulation and from the fact that A.T.M. use was once free. ''People see the way banks are trying to charge for everything under the sun,'' said Walter L. McCaffrey, a New York City councilman from Queens who is helping draft the proposed legislation there. ''The original position was that A.T.M.'s were not a profit center.''
Banks say it is their right to charge for services. If consumers do not want to pay they can use their own bank's A.T.M.'s. Without surcharges, they said, there would be fewer A.T.M.'s and less convenience for consumers.
''You're not going to find too many people who are willing to give the service for free,'' said Terry E. Zink, senior vice president in charge of A.T.M.'s for Wells Fargo. ''The biggest issue is whether or not consumers have the right to pay for services they want.''
What is perhaps most unusual about this battle is that only a few years ago, the forces were on the opposite sides. The banks, through two major networks that link A.T.M. machines, prohibited the surcharges. Legislators in 15 states enacted laws overriding the prohibition.
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Ignition Key won't turn at allAbout once a week my 2002 V70 won't allow the ignition key to turn. Steering wheel is not locked. Assume anti-theft interlock is involved. At first, I thought turning key 180 degrees seemed to work, but no. Tried locking and unlocking via fob and via door lock. Not always successful. With time, it always will work and it works normally. This happens with master and service key. Longest period is about 30 min and the voila, just like there never was a problem. Should I try new batteries in FOB? ANy TSBs on this?Mike |
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We had the same problem with our S70. I sprayed graphite cleaner into the keyhole and also onto the key itself and the car cranked right up. |
My 1993 Volvo 850 ignition key will not turn... Before, I would put the key in the Ingnition, wiggle the key a bit while trying to turn the key and presto the key would turn. NOW the key will not turn at all, What should I do? Should i put Wd40 or oil on the key or in the ignition cyclinder?? |
My 2000 Volvo S40 suddenly, without warning, will not start. Ignition key will not turn to the 3rd position. Stops at the 2nd position. Battery is fully charged, lights work, instrument panel works, chime still chimes, just wont start...? Any help or suggestions? |
I have a 2002 Volvo S80 non-turbo and our key is doing the same thing. We have turn the steering wheel, turned the key over and wiggled it. Eventually it's works but it's getting worse! I guess we need to take it in. Just got it out of the shop and had the starter and fly wheel replaced. If you have feel the car is slow on starting, you better take it in. It cost us $1400.00 (non-Volvo) mechanic because once the starter went bad, it messed up the fly wheel too! |
I have a 2005 Volvo XC90. Key won't turn past position 1. I was stranded 300km away and the garage mechanic talked me through removing the the switch on the opposite end of the lock barrel to the key and then starting the car with a screwdriver. (You also have to disable the gear shift lock by tie wrapping the bowden cable - like bicycle brake cable. By the way, you still need the key, because the security system reads a code from it). This got me home and now I have to get a new lock for considerable bucks! WD40 didn't work for me, but I might just try some heavier oil and see what happens. |
Wife has a 2001 VOLVO S60 - this morning I took the car to buy food and everything was just fine. This afternoon she want to go shopping and the key won't go over position I. Dismantled the covers around ignition lock, removed the transponder loop around the lock, removed the ignition switch on the opposide side and sprayed WD40 and Lithium based spray oil. Flooded the lock and its mechanisms. It was rurning free and like charm until I refitted the ignition switch. It was turning but it was hard. Opened the cover of teh switched and put some dops of motorbike bearing grease on the plastic parts that move. in fact internal plastic parts show limite dsign of wear and move dry. Now it is just fine, car starts without any bad feeling from the key. Thanks a lot to the forum !!!! |
Thanks for the tips. I have a 2004 XC70 that just siezed up. Exactly what everyone describes: turns to position 1, all lights and sensors come on, battery is fully charged and brake won't depress. I only have WD-40 so will see how that works. Then I'll try the dipstick over the key option. |
The same thing happened to me, i have a 2000 Volvo S40. They key would turn to position 2, but would not turn to 3 to start the car. I have AAA so they sent out a locksmith, and all he did was put a lot of WD-40 into the key hole & hammered the key into it & it worked!! If you have AAA, they will cover the entire thing! |
My Volvo C70 Gt T5 Year 2000 start first time every time but the steering wheel is still locked. Sprayed with Wd40 Taped the lock with harmer still no joy help. |
2001 volvo v70 auto 2.4 non turbo. We have 12 volts in battery, ground connection good. But we have no power anywhere, no lights or gauges wipers etc nothing atall. and to make things even more interesting the key wont turn in the ignition lock. The transmission is in park. any ideas please. Dave. |
I have a 2004 V70 that locked up on me yesterday. When towed to the dealer they say that the ignition housing is jammed and that it will cost $565 parts and labor to replace. Could this be as same issue as described by the unnamed ASE Certified Technician on Dec 6, 09? Post says "ignition cylinder is jamming internally and will need replaced the lock runs 200 us dollars and 1 hour to install. Also takes about one week to order as pre-coded to fit your key." |
After reading these responses, can someone tell me after they did the WD40 and greasing, etc did the key continue to work or do you feel you will need to replace the cylinder lock shortly? Mine is a 2004 S60.thanks! |
It will not catch in position one and will not start car. The key will do a 360 all the way back to normal starting position and catch there. Used to do it ocasionally but is happening more often lately. |
Hi, My 2006 V70R locked up suddenly - Key will not turn past I. all the tips on this forum did not work -well did not dismantle - but tried WD-40 etc.. The Inition cylinder/housing is being replaced. Does anyone know if Volvo has "updated" this part - since it seems to be recurring problem. My local Volvo dealer says they replace 1 per week. Don't like the idea of being stranded.... |
I have a 2004 S60 and the ignition switch does not go past the (I) line. All the lights in the car work, even the A.C. turns on. Should I also replace the switch. |
My wife's 2007 S60 does the same thing, now with increasing regularity. Unable to turn the key at all for about fifteen minutes last night at Carraba's, then suddenly it worked. Has been doint this off and on for about a month. Nothing I have done seems to have any effect on it. Recall, anyone?? |
My wife was stuck tonight at the church. We have a 2008 S-60 with 43, 000 miles. The ignition will not go past 1 and is locked up. We have had Volvo's for 20 years and I certainly expect more from Volvo than this problem. It appears that no matter what year the Volvo is, the same problem is existing. It is time that Volvo supports their promise and deliver an excellent product. I'm ready to sell and by an American made car. Does anyone want a Volvo with few miles on it for $22, 000?. Kansas customer not happy. |
I have an 04 Volvo S60 and my key is stuck in the ignition and I have tried WD40 and it still wont come out any advise or help. |
Yes, I bought a 2007 s60 2 weeks ago, and this morning the key would turn past 1. I first thought it was me (first time Volvo owner) that a door was open etc. It had to be towed to the dealer and it was a $550 job, but they covered it. I understand the newer Volvos no longer use a mechanical key. |
I have a 2008 XC90. Key would not go past 1st position. After reading this thread I tried WD40. Had to turn hard but it worked! I hope it doesn't happen again. |
2003 XC90 D5. Used it this morning for 10 minutes, stopped back at home for 5 minutes, got back in it and key would not move from position '0'. Tried other key, no joy. Sprayed with WD40, still no joy but lots of black dirty oil coming back out of ignition lock. Thenh got a taxi to work. Will test again this evening to see if that works and then try a heavier oil. Volvo clearly have a problem with their ignition locks reading the above entries. Next car will be an X5! |
2002 volvo s60 great engine but jesus what a lot of problems with the electrics, if its not intermitent fault with the dash lights going off and on when they want, its the alarm system singing at 2 o clock in the morning of its own accord, Also the Automatic gearbox jumps out of 5th and wont go back up out of 4th gear till you knock the ignition off.It seams to reboot the system some how.but knocking the ignition off at 50mph is no fun.Lock out codes galore.I am pissed off with this car.now the ignition barrel wont let me go past 1st position and locked up in park, ok solved it with a bit of lubricant but for me Volvo dont build them like they used to! I am going back to japanese, Spent hours reading threads and issues with the volvo range and also picked up that even merc and Bmw etc are having the same probs, Canbus wiring is a load of probs, just means you have to take your car to the dealers every time what a ripp off, these car manufacturers have got you going back to them every month and it is exspensive.Just look at how many people are replacing auto gearboxes with little miles on them .Something is clearly wrong , Volvos used to run for ever I have had many with 200, 000 miles on and some still going strong but this new techonology its poor to say the least! |
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We were able to run these trails every morning during our stay in Durango. As some people have commented they're not really marked very well so if you're not from the area it's pretty easy to get somewhat lost in a neighborhood or two but I personally thought that was kind of fun. There are little dirt trails that branch... More
This is another hiking trail that is close to town. ALL cement or black top for easy walking or biking.
Pros: long trail; great scenery along the river; asphalt surface, so it's relatively easy on the knees; well-connected to areas of the city. Cons: easy to take a wrong turn and exit the trail into a neighborhood.
Residents are blessed to live near this river. It's an award winning trout river, and wildlife abounds. The dog loved the river, and the walk goes for miles. You can access the River Walk at numerous spots all through Durango which makes it a fun activity for the family. Stop at park playground along the way, take a meal, have... More
It was an excellent trail for walking or riding a bicycle. The views were great,hills, light on the river, people in the riverbank kayaks. A very relaxing, safe place for exercise and enjoyment
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