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I successfully (but not with a high percentage) rooted some rabbiteye blueberry cuttings last year by simply sticking cuttings that I took right at bud break into pots, covering them with a transparent plastic bag, and keeping them where they only got indirect sunlight for about a month (and I can't remember exactly but I might have skinned the bottom ends somehow.) I'm wondering if there are ways I can improve my percentage success rate without spending any money. I probably have all the bushes I want already anyways; I mainly just want to practice.
I read another thread here that raised one particular question. Someone mentioned taking cuttings well ahead of bud break and keeping them in the fridge for a while to callous (or something like that). I didn't really understand that. Can anyone explain that a little?
I also tried taking cuttings in mid- to late summer from fresh growth that was starting to turn just slightly woody, but I didn't get any of those to root. It seems like winter/early spring cuttings are my better bet.
Would propagating southern or northern highbush be any different?
Ive propigated both Rabbiteye and Southern High Bush doing what you did with hardwood cuttings. Some varieties root much better than others with hardwood cuttings. I took cuttings from both in Jan and put them in plastic bags in the fridge and stuck them in some sand, perilite and peat moss in March. Covered them with plastic bags and hoped for the best. I lost a bunch to fungus of some kind but started with enough that a few made it. I believe to get lots of cuttings to root you need to have a misting system in place with a timer. There is a guy in Japan on youtube who has some great videos on propigating blueberries. Look up Fukuberry on you tube. He has alot of videos and only some of them show how he cuts the branches and roots them but he does have a green house with misters. He uses strait peat moss also.


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The Yreka High Miners varsity baseball team dominated game one and survived game two in home doubleheader action against the St. Mary's Crusaders of Medford, Ore., on Saturday.The Miners cruised to a 10-0 win in six innings in game one.It looked like the Miners were go on its way to anther easy win in game two as Yreka led 7-2 after four innings. The Crusaders came back and led 9-8 heading into the bottom of the seventh inning. This included...
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Mar. 18, 2015
Editor's Note: Yreka High senior Cassandra Day wrote this article as part of her senior project. Day is a member of the YHS Snowsports team.The Yreka High Snowsports team has had an interesting season, to say the least. They only were able to participate in one practice and compete in one race at Mt. Shasta before the ski park was closed for the season. After that, the coaches and staff hussled to create an opportunity for the racers to...
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The Yreka Miners varsity boys baseball team had a memorable Friday at a tournament in Oroville, Calif.The squad downed longtime Northern Section power Pleasant Valley of Chico, 8-5. Later that afternoon, Yreka downed Las Plumas 10-0 in six innings.On Saturday, Yreka wa supposed to face Foothill, which handed the Miners its only previous loss of the year, for the right to go on to the title game. But, the squad forfeited the game to drop to...
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Below, longtime Yreka High track and field coach Orlyn Culp discuses the upcoming season. The Miners open the year today hosting the Siskiyou County Schools Scrimmage Meet. The event begins at 3:30 p.m. at Miner Stadium.Orlyn, what are your expectations for the team heading into the season?Initially, we have some very accomplished athletes to replace from the 2014 graduation class. The 2014 varsity boys had two four-time section team...
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After the first week of play, new Yreka High girls varsity softball coach Robb Moser likes the potential he sees from this year's squad.The Lady Miners opened the season last weekend at a tournament at Sutter High School and went 2-2-1.Yreka earned wins against Northern Section Division 4 school Gridley and fellow Northern Athletic League squad Anderson. The squad tied Division 3 opponent Oroville and lost twice to Division 3 power Foothill.
Yreka High Varsity Baseball: Miners open year 3-1
Mar. 9, 2015
The Yreka Miners varsity baseball team opened the year by going 3-1 at a tournament at Foothill High School in Palo Cedro in the Redding, Calif., area on Friday and Saturday.The squad won its first three games fairly handily before falling in the title game to host team Foothill."It's a pretty good start for us," Yreka head coach Jason Freitas said.Yreka opened up tourney play against fellow Northern Athletic League squad Anderson and...
Yreka Lady Miners softball team opens year at Sutter tourney
Mar. 9, 2015
The Yreka High Lady Miners varsity softball team opened the year 2-2-1 at a tournament at Sutter High School on Friday and Saturday.Yreka opened tourney play on Friday with a 5-5 tie vs.Oroville. The Lady Miners downed Gridley 11-4 and lost to Foothill High 7-0. On Saturday, Yreka downed fellow Northern Athletic League squad Anderson 11-1 and fell to Foothill again by the score of 6-0.Yreka next plays at fellow Siskiyou County squad Mount Shasta on Tuesday at...
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Last week, I expressed my hope of finding some more power at the third base position after shuffling through shaky shortstops. Well I found some, including multiple 20-homer players, but not a single 30-homer guy from last season. I suppose the steroid era is over. And that fact, in a roundabout way, leads me to something I have been looking for a window to address, and seeing as I just opened that one myself, I will continue to be self-serving and take this opportunity.
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Mar. 8, 2015
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Weed Lady Cougars fall to Durham, again, in NSCIF D5 section championship
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Local pool team: Old guys rule
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The Northern Section girls and boys basketball playoff brackets were announced on Saturday, with a number of Siskiyou County teams earning high seeds.In the girls bracket in Division 5, the Weed Lady Cougars came away with the No. 2 seed and a first round bye. The Etna Lady Lions earned the No. 3 seed and a first round bye. Both teams will host games on Thursday at 7 p.m.The Lady Cougars won the Shasta Cascade League this season and are 21-5 overall. Weed ended...
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I have a vine growing in the weeds behind my house in a low-lying wet area. They have bright red stems and are climbing up whatever they can possibly climb. They've just started to flower, too. Any idea what these are? I'm in Northern New York, not far from the Adirondacks, if that helps at all.
This last one is just to show it climbing. I think it's climbing some kind of... well... I actually don't know what it's climbing, lol.
Well, what do you know? Thanks, Thedecoguy. Here I was, assuming this was a native weed that I found fairly enchanting, only to discover it's invasive. I wonder how on earth it ended up climbing all over the milkweeds and Spotted Joe Pye weed in my backyard!
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Betsy was making breakfast one morning when an idea struck her. What if you could hard boil eggs without their shells? By the time her coffee was done, she had a complete marketing plan, reports Chron.
First thing Kaufman did was hop on the Internet and see if a product like Eggies already existed. She couldn't find anything that made hard-boiled eggs without a shell.
"My heart literally started pounding," Kaufman said. "I thought, 'This is the idea!' I had an adrenaline rush. I've always been a fan of unique, fun products and I've had a few ideas in the past. One was for disposable sheets for college students who live in dorms. Another idea was for an ottoman that you could unroll and use as a mattress. Those ideas never made it. But I really thought that a product that made hard-boiled eggs without a shell would be a success."
Kaufman sent her idea – and $25 – to Edison Nation, a company that researches the sales potential of household gizmos and helps inventors bring them to market. Often these are products you don't need, but can't live without. At least it seems that way at 3 a.m.
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STEVEN Heginbottom, a service advisor from Barrow, married Denise Preston from Askam, on January 12, 2013.
How they met: The couple met on Steven's birthday on a night out in Barrow.
Proposal: Denise had been working for 10 days straight and Steven told her that he had got her a present for working so hard. He invited all of their friends to their house for a party and while Denise was getting ready he presented her with a present. It was a pair of sun glasses that she had wanted for ages and hidden in the case was a ring box.
Venue: The Wordsworth Hotel, Grasmere.
Theme: Casino Royale, James Bond.
Bride's Outfit: A Paloma Blanco gown from Julia Tasker in Bowness
Groomsmen: The groom, best man Paul Evans and groomsmen Ash and Daly Wilson, all wore gun metal grey suits from Peter Werth.
Bridesmaids: Maid of honour Kayleigh Wharton and bridesmaids Nicola Collinge and Tara Silver, all wore purple dresses from Debut at Debenhams.
Flowers: Lillies, white roses and cala lillies, from Deborah's Florist.
Transport: As everyone stayed at the hotel the night before, the couple didn't need any transport.
Table settings: The top table, cake table and chair covers were designed by Ambience. Steven and Denise chose black covers with purple bows and the top table had two goldfish in Martini glasses.
Favours: Casino Royale playing cards for the men, and for the women Denise's mum made pink sherbet filled martini glasses, complete with Vimto lolly to resemble an olive.
Cake: The couple's cake was made by Denise's Nana and Grandad and decorated by Katie's Cakes.
First Dance: Hey Soul Sister by Train and the couple walked up to the dance floor to the theme from Z Cars, as they are Everton fans.
Entertainment: A string quartet for the drinks reception. LMS Events provided casino tables for early evening and there was a DJ later in the evening. The couple also had a themed sweet bar and a cardboard cut out of James Bond.
Honeymoon: Steven and Denise are taking their honeymoon in April.
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Looper is a tremendous motion picture experience. Not merely a "very good" one, but a great one.
Intelligent science-fiction sometimes seems an endangered species - too much physics and there's a risk of creating something cold and remote, too many explosions and get lost in the multiplex. Looper isn't perfect, but it pulls off the full Wizard Of Oz: it has a brain, courage and a heart.
Director Rian Johnson's resulting film, a cornfield neo-noir, is the coolest, most-confident sci-fi flick since 2006's "Children of Men."
The best sci-fi movie since "Moon." The best time-travel yarn since "12 Monkeys." And one of the best films of 2012. You'll immediately want to see it again.
Looper is a remarkable feat of imagination and execution, entertaining from start to finish, even as it asks the audience to contemplate how and why humanity keeps making the same rotten mistakes.
Johnson keeps it simple, yet never stupid. Looper is a puzzle engaging your brain, rather than frying it, as one character describes the process. Obviously he has seen enough movies on the subject by 2024 to know how frustrating that is. This one plays fair with the fantasy.
For all its mayhem, runs like a mad and slightly sad machine, whirring with hints of folly and regret, and the ending, remarkably, makes elegant sense to a degree that eludes most science fictions. How to describe it, without giving anything away? Scrambled, but rare. [1 Oct. 2012, p.84]
I'm not ready to proclaim Looper a sci-fi masterpiece just yet; let's let it sit awhile. But it's a lean, mean, smart, violent picture with a bit of Stanley Kubrick edge, fueled by the terrific Gordon-Levitt.
This is a highflying, super-stylish science-fiction thriller that brings a fresh approach to mind-bending genre material. We're not always sure where this time-travel film is going, but we wouldn't dream of abandoning the ride.
Sep 26, 2012Looper may not have the bell-ringing resonance of Chris Marker's "La Jetée," one of its touchstones, but it's a jaunty match-up of genre and character drama that's far smarter and more finely wrought than almost anything else in the multiplexes.
Looper makes a full-meal entertainment out of piecemealing genres: It boasts the kicky mental gymnastics that come with time-travel terrain, the relentless rapid heart rate of a crackerjack thriller, and the bursts of extreme violence, buttressed with black humor, of a modern actioner.
This is an exciting, exceptionally well-made futuristic thriller that also happens to be loaded with lived-in touches and punchy ideas.
Thanks to the assured hold Johnson exerts over this ingeniously structured game of cat-and-cat, we'll go anyplace he has in mind.
An indie-inflected popcorn movie with major brains, brilliant acting and a highly satisfying payoff, Looper is the first must-see movie of the season.
When so much of what Hollywood churns out is almost instantly forgettable, it says a lot about a film when viewers want to take time to argue, ponder and puzzle over it.
Lacing tremendously exciting action with touching gravity, Looper hits you like a shot in the heart.
Late in Looper, when a highly telekinetic kid starts levitating things, it really does look like Christopher Nolan had wandered onto the set and taken over.
The leads blend as seamlessly as any young-old character coupling I've seen. The prosthetically altered Gordon-Levitt, unrecognizable at first, really resembles Willis.
This film leads to a startling conclusion that wipes out the story's paradoxes so neatly it's as if it never happened. You have to grin at the ingenuity of Johnson's screenplay.
Sep 26, 2012As in the very best Anthony Mann and John Ford westerns, Looper at once understands the visual power of violence and is deeply critical of it.
While the third act inevitably bogs down a bit in gunplay and chases, there are more than enough moments of visual wonder and storytelling surprise to make it worth the trip.
The time swivels in Looper evoke some of Inception's fancy temporal tricks... But it's the glimpses of Children of Men-like societal dystopia that give the movie its real weight, and distinguish Johnson's third feature as a marked step forward.
Perhaps the most thrilling thing about Looper is watching Johnson really grow leaps and bounds as a filmmaker.
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Sep 29, 2012Best movie I've seen in a long time; definitely the best this year. Absolutely superb. The intellect of Inception with underpinnings of TheBest movie I've seen in a long time; definitely the best this year. Absolutely superb. The intellect of Inception with underpinnings of The Terminator. Plot, story, action, acting, pacing... everything fit perfectly. It has a certain intellect to it that you simply do not see in many movies nowadays. It also is a new story and is not some rehashed superhero flick or modern remake of an older film. My only issue is that I would have liked a little more info about the "rainmaker" in the future. Otherwise I loved it. Very highly recommend; I don't give out many 10s.… Full Review »
Sep 28, 2012This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Looper has a fantastic start but soon collapses under a weak combination of different storylines and a somewhat random plot element that has too much contrast with the Rian Johnson's "realistic approach".
I was enjoying the film profusely in the beginning - and then Johnson brought up "telekinesis". Yes, being able to move things with your mind. Up until that point, "Looper" has been depicted as a semirealistic movie that focuses on the gangster influenced youth. Bringing telekinesis in for about ten seconds, Johnson then abruptly drops it until it appears in a major plot point. The problem: telekinesis simply has too weak of a context to be actually taken seriously at this point in the movie, making it just seem like a cheap gimmick.
There was also a huge issue in the way the characters were portrayed. At first, I really admired the way Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon Levitt tackled the whole "one being, future vs present" issue: one of them is a naive hothead, while the other is a slightly sadistic but mature old man. Both have great traits that enable us to sympathize with both of them, and the whole first third or so of the movie really plays this development out. And then, Johnson introduces the stupid kid, Sid. Why is Sarah not his mom? Why does that even matter? Why is he so annoying? Why is he such an obnoxious child? Johnson wants us to sympathize with this superkid, yet he makes him as annoying as possible. He also adds an extraneous tension with his mom, Sarah. Apparently she's not his real mom...or is she? Why does it matter, why does Sid have to hate his mother? Willis already suggests that he saw his mom die, so why can't that mom be Sarah and not her sister?
Johnson then wants the audience to feel for Sid by giving him...super telekinetic powers. Yes, a little brat who treats his pretty awesome guardian like crap also causes **** to fly around when he gets mad. Is this Looper or "It's a Good Life"? Instead of the highly anticipated, and heavily emphasized game of cat vs mouse between Willis and Levitt, we get two separate simultaneous story lines that show Willis being cool and Levitt learning to open his heart to women and children. I understand the need to keep plot details to a minimum in trailers, but jesus christ what a misleading bunch of teasers. I wouldn't even mind if the unshown twist was well done and clever; instead we get the same old "kid and mom warm up a killer's heart".
There are plenty of other issues. Every single **** Sid freak out scene is just done so poorly...it's supposed to be serious and emotional, not some guy floating in mid air dancing. Also, Johnson makes us sympathize with Jesse the hired gun: he **** puts his gun down when he sees Sid fall, and then he gets ripped apart by telekinesis? How are we supposed to **** sympathize with that super brat?
I really wanted to like Looper, and I still do. Rian Johnson made a fantastic movie with Brick, and Joseph Gordon Levitt is one of THE best actors today. And who could forget Bruce Willis - one of the most overly typecast and underrated actors of movie history. Unfortunately, there are simply too many flaws with both character development, plot devices, and just plain old "not supposed to be funny but **** hilarious scenes" (Jesse flying and looking like an idiot before getting ripped apart). Unrelated nudity, too many characters...Looper was a great big letdown.… Full Review »
Sep 28, 2012One of the best films of 2012, if not, THE BEST. This movie aims to achieve the main thing we all want in movies, a mesmerising and intriguingOne of the best films of 2012, if not, THE BEST. This movie aims to achieve the main thing we all want in movies, a mesmerising and intriguing science fiction action movie that drives the attention of the audience at all times, and that is what a great film does.… Full Review »


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While a bit on the pricey side, this is an excellent place for an extended stay. I had a suite that had everything one would need to spend a couple of weeks. Modern and fairly new decor. Conveniently located in Nisantasi, Close enough to Taksim Square, but far enough to avoid the noise and traffic. About four blocks from the metro station, and very close to nice bars and restaurants.


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The interview schedule was tight. I got out of the interview at around 4:30pm, the flight was at 6:55pm. When I hopped on the cab, the driver told me it's a long weekend, I should forget about driving to the airport. So he dropped me off at a CTA metro station, blue line, that was, well, across the street from where I got on the cab in the first place. Nonetheless, I paid $8 for the time-consuming trip that took 3 consecutive right-turns around a single block. Due to the tight schedule, I could only snatch shots while I was on the cab.
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LOOKING for: T&T lighten version of stuffed flounder
I like stuffed flounder and fried flounder but Id like to lighten up on the calories anyone have a nice tasting light recipe
This would have less than 1 TBL butter per serving & you might get by using less. I really like this one & have used other fish since I can't get flounder here:
GULF COAST STUFFED FLOUNDER (serves 6)
4 TBL butter
2 TBL chopped green pepper
1/4 cup finely chopped onions
1 cup crabmeat, picked over well
1 tsp chopped parsley
Salt & pepper to taste
1 TBL lemon juice
Tabasco to taste
Six 1 lb flounders, backbones removed
In a saucepan heat the butter, add the green pepper & onions & cook until the onions are transparent. Add the crab, parsley, salt, pepper, lemon juice & Tabasco & mix well.
Stuff the flounders loosely with the mixture & clese with skewers & string. Arrange the fish on a buttered baking pan & sprinkle w/salt & pepper.
Broil slowly on both sides in a preheated broiler, basting frequenly with lemon juice & additional butter until golden.~~Craig Claiborne
Eileen, a light way to make flounder is to put it fillets in a pan sprayed with non-stick spray, squeeze fresh orange juice on them, sprinkle with Old Bay seasoning, drizzle with a little bit of olive oil and bake at 350 for about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fillets.


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All about "Spam" Email continues to be by far the most important service for Internet users1. Billions of messages are transferred every day. Unfortunately, as every user is well aware, a proportion of this traffic is unsolicited and unwanted advertising. This is often called2 "spam"3 in memory of the Monty Python sketch from the 1970s4 where a group of Vikings sat in a café and incessantly chanted "spam, spam, spam, spam…" and eventually drowned out all other conversation. The nature and cost of spam Sending and receiving email is very cheap and it is tempting to see spam as an ecologically friendly alternative to the paper based "junk mail" delivered in daily batches to most households and businesses. However, the cost should not be measured in the fractions of a penny that it takes to transmit the bytes down the wire. The real costs of spam are in the time spent by users to sort through the unwanted dross, the size of mail system that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) must provide to store and forward the material, and in the delays to genuine messages caused by the overloading of systems5. These costs run, even conservatively estimated, into billions every year6 Individual emails are often sent "unsolicited", and there's no problem with that, the distinction that makes "spam" different – and makes it unacceptable – is that it is sent in bulk (sometimes many millions of copies at a time). It tends to be commercial in nature, often promoting products of dubious legality or taste, or "get rich quick" schemes designed to extract money from the gullible. Some people like to try and distinguish messages sent by companies from other types of spam by using terms like UCE (unsolicited commercial email) rather than UBE (unsolicited bulk email). Others argue that different rules ought to be applied to religious or political messages, or that writing on behalf of a charity might make the Nielsen//NetRatings finds e-mail is the dominant online activity worldwide (May 9, 2002) http://www.nielsen-netratings.com/pr/pr_020509_eratings.pdf 2 11 Purists would argue that "spam" should only be applied to the bulk posting of articles on Usenet, but the usage in relation to email is now so widespread that this has become a matter of etymological interest rather than a useful distinction. SPAM is a Registered Trademark of Hormel Foods Inc who have been manufacturing SPAM Luncheon Meat since the 1930s. They explain the legal complexities which occur when a trademark becomes a slang term at http://www.spam.com/ci/ci_in.htm. http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~ddgarcia/spam.html#MontyPython 3 4 5 Report to the Federal Trade Commission of the Ad-Hoc Working Group on Unsolicited Commercial Email. http://www.cdt.org/spam/ The European Commission study of Jan 2001 put the cost at ¼ ELOOLRQ worldwide for the connection cost alone. http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market/en/dataprot/studies/spamstudyen.pdf. Although this document has been criticised in some quarters, these figures are not out of line with other surveys. 6 All About Spam 1 Richard Clayton senders behaviour acceptable. These fine distinctions in motive are seldom of interest to the recipients of the email and they are not recognised in law. Others try and distinguish "good" unsolicited messages sent by responsible companies that belong to marketing organisations like the DMA7 from "bad" messages sent by irresponsible mavericks, reserving the word "spam" for the latter. In practice, the situation today is that no responsible company currently risks the negative impact upon its reputation by sending bulk unsolicited email and future legislation will restrict their ability to do so. Thus this distinction is of little practical consequence. Sending spam is not legal Almost all bulk unsolicited email is sent unlawfully. Individual email addresses are "personal data"8 (only role based addresses such as firstname.lastname@example.com escape this definition) and under the UK Data Protection Acts of 1984 and 19989, there are strict limitations on the processing of personal data for unexpected purposes – such as sending unsolicited email to these addresses. In addition, every ISP will provide access to the Internet under contractual terms that will explicitly prohibit the sending of bulk unsolicited email, so those who send this material are breaking the terms of their contracts and run a significant risk of disconnection. At present there is no specific anti-spam law in the UK. However, this will soon change because the European Union has recently approved an E-Privacy Directive10 that must be transposed into UK law by 31st October 2003. This will make it unlawful to use email for direct marketing except where customers have given their explicit consent or where a company is sending email about similar products and services to an existing customer. Some other legislation is relevant to spam. The E-Commerce Directive11 required that any unsolicited commercial communication sent by electronic mail "is clearly and unambiguously identifiable as such as soon as it is received". The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations12 prescribing this came into force on 21st August 2002. Because the E-Privacy Directive has superseded the other E-Commerce 7 Direct Marketing Association. http://www.dma.org.uk 8 See "Internet: Protection of Privacy - Data Subjects (Jan 2000) version 4" linked from http://www.dataprotection.gov.uk/dpr/dpdoc.nsf Data Protection Act 1998, http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/acts/acts1998/19980029.htm 9 10 Directive 2002/58/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector. http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/dat/2002/l_201/l_20120020731en00370047.pdf Directive 2000/31/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2000 on certain legal aspects of information society services, in particular electronic commerce, in the Internal Market http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/pri/en/oj/dat/2000/l_178/l_17820000717en00010016.pdf Statutory Instrument 2002 no 2013, The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations. http://www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk/si/si2002/20022013.htm 11 12 All About Spam 2 Richard Clayton Directive requirements on checking registers before sending unsolicited email the Government decided not to enact these requirements. If the ECommerce Regulation on the identifiability of unsolicited commercial email is infringed then the remedy at law is "an action against the service provider for damages for breach of statutory duty" (the service provider being the sender of the email, not an ISP). Until there is a test case, it is unclear what this will mean in practice. However, since as already noted, sending unsolicited email (however identified) is likely to be forbidden by a sender's ISP, disconnection is likely to remain the most effective sanction available. What's "opting -in and -out" about? In the jargon, the E-Privacy Directive scheme is called "soft opt-in" – which bears a little explanation. The Internet industry and consumers have, in the main, favoured "opt-in" regimes whereby email can be sent only if the email address has explicitly chosen ("opted-in") to receive messages. The marketing professionals (and a handful of ISPs) have generally favoured "opt-out" schemes whereby the assumption is that email may be sent unless a negative response is received or if the address is on a global "opt-out" list. This type of "opt-out" or "preference" scheme has had some success in dealing with postal mail13 and telephone calls14. However, the economics of email are completely different, so that funding a universal register has proved to be problematic and the type of companies currently sending spam have never been responsible enough to use such a system. In fact the addresses on some "opt-out" lists have been specifically targeted by spammers. This "opt-in"/"opt-out" distinction has sometimes been confused with the exact mechanism used on web pages for giving "opt-in" permission. This is because some people call the positive act of ticking the box "opt-in" and the negative act of clearing a tick "opt-out". As indicated above, when discussing spam, it is usual to call both alternatives "opt-in". In passing, it might be noted that the Information Commissioner's current advice is that the box may be pre-ticked for the disclosure of personal data such as contact information, but must require a positive act where sensitive personal data (such as health information) is concerned15. Where does spam come from ? The Internet is of course an international system and it will be apparent to anyone who examines the spam they receive that it seldom comes from the UK or indeed elsewhere in Europe. In practice, the vast majority originates in the USA. In part this is because of Europe's Data Protection laws, for which the US does not have any 13 Mailing Preference Service, http://www.mpsonline.org.uk Telephone Preference Service, http://www.tpsonline.org.uk 14 15 see "Data Protection Act 1998 Compliance advice, Website frequently asked questions (June, 2001)" linked from http://www.dataprotection.gov.uk/dpr/dpdoc.nsf All About Spam 3 Richard Clayton equivalent legislation. Also, although there have been some anti-spam laws passed in individual states16, no federal law has been adopted17 because of an inability to satisfy both the anti-spam campaigners and the marketing lobby. However, the main difference has been the different structure of the ISP industry in the USA. Whereas in the UK most people get online through a small number of national ISPs, in the USA there are a large number of local ISPs and so a spammer who is disconnected from one ISP can quickly get online again through a competitor. Although in the past some otherwise reputable companies have been involved in sending spam, it has now become somewhat of a cottage industry with a relatively small number of operators sending out large amounts of material on behalf of others18. A few years ago the picture was different, and each year a small proportion of companies that connected to the Internet would naively decide to use spam to promote their businesses. Nowadays, the negative aspect of advertising by using spam is universally recognised so this "clueness newbie" aspect of spamming has almost ceased. There are occasional problems19 where reputable companies purchase "guaranteed opt-in" lists from third parties which turn out, when used, to be anything but "opt-in", but in general, the marketing professionals now firmly believe in "permission based marketing" and the EU Directive will make little difference to their day-to-day plans. Technical countermeasures Most people are aware that the amount of spam has increased over the past few years, though this is mainly because the same message is being sent many times, rather than because there are more distinct messages. This means that there is increasing pressure to develop technical measures to prevent spam from flooding mailboxes. These measures can be split into three types, barring it at the source, blocking lists of known sources and filtering it out at the destination. Closing the "open relays" As already discussed, the professional spammers use throwaway dialup accounts because any permanent connection would be rapidly closed by their ISP at considerable expense to them. Since the low bandwidth of these connections limits the amount of email that can be sent in a given time period, they use "mail relay" 16 Summary of US State laws on spam, http://www.spamlaws.com/state/summary.html Various laws have passed either the Senate or Congress, but none have reached the statute book. 17 18 "about 100 spammers produce nearly 90 percent of the junk mail sent today, but disguised addresses and other tactics make it difficult to link one of those spammers to a particular piece of mail" http://news.com.com/2100-1023-881979.html 19 "Sainsburys, Virgin say sorry over spam", http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/archive/23497.html "Animal instincts", http://society.guardian.co.uk/internet/story/0,8150,913210,00.html All About Spam 4 Richard Clayton machines. A single copy of the email is sent to the relay along with a hundred or more destination addresses. The relay then delivers the email to the destinations and the spammer has amplified the bandwidth available to them by a hundred-fold. So called "open relays", that will relay email for anyone who asks were the norm in the early days of the Internet, and were important in ensuring that email could be delivered. However, there has been no necessity for them to exist for decades. By the late 1990s it was considered to be entirely anti-social to run an open relay because of the burgeoning spamming problem20. With the biggest and best connected mail machines barred to them, the spammers started to relay through corporate machines connected via leased lines, but security on these has also improved considerably over the past few years. Open relays of this type do remain common in the Far East and South America (mainly because of the lack of technical material in the local language to allow reconfiguration), and a lot of spam is still being relayed from the US spammers via these countries. A recent development has been the hijacking of individual broadband systems (ADSL and cable systems) and it is taking some time for ISPs world-wide to develop effective systems for spotting the large number of misconfigured customers involved. Blacklists A relatively recent development has been the growth of "black-lists" of open relays and other spam sources21. The idea is to avoid accepting email from systems that are being actively exploited by spammers. The Internet is composed of co-operating but independent networks, so there is no right for anyone to have their email accepted and so mail servers owners can apply any acceptance rules they wish. Nevertheless, in some jurisdictions, the creators of the black-lists have faced some legal problems. The black-lists vary considerably in their accuracy and the procedures needed to remove machines from them. There have been accusations of addresses being added through spite and a few court cases have been undertaken by aggrieved parties22. Some ISPs use these blacklists to discard email, some add markers to show it has been flagged by the blacklist, but the many believe that the risks of blocking legitimate email on the word of an almost unaccountable third party are unacceptable. Blacklists have had some effect. The widespread use by US ISPs of simple-minded blacklists – blocking absolutely everything from China23 or Korea has led both 20 http://email@example.com 21 There are dozens of blacklist systems, but the best-known are the MAPS Realtime Blackhole List (RBL) http://mail-abuse.org/rbl/, the Open Relay Behavior-modification System (ORBS) which is no longer available and the Spam Prevention Early Warning System (SPEWS) http://www.spews.org/. 22 http://list-news.com/articles/01june/20010605.html (ORBS) http://www.internetnews.com/IAR/article.php/12_514611 (MAPS DUL) http://www.isp-planet.com/news/2002/orbz_020321.html (ORBZ) 23 "China fights spam blocks", http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1105-851599.html All About Spam 5 Richard Clayton countries to take steps24 to address their spamming problems so that their economy is not affected by an inability to correspond with the United States. Filtering systems Filtering seems an attractive approach to dealing with spam, and it is widely deployed both on ISP systems and by end users themselves. The systems used vary from purpose built systems with complex decision mechanisms, to simple rules of thumb such as discarding all mail with more than three dollar signs in the subject line. These systems are often combined with virus detection mechanisms, since a proportion of unsolicited email is auto-generated by undetected viruses. There are three main problems with filtering which mean that it will not be the longterm solution to the spam problem. • The first problem is that of "false positives", the discarding of legitimate email25. When a large ISP discarded email from Harvard University accepting students onto their courses26 it made front page news. Poorly tuned filters (that take exception to legitimates words such as Scunthorpe or Penistone) are far from being apocryphal and recently the UK Parliament introduced a system that managed to block legitimate messages relating to the Sexual Offences Bill27 and those in Welsh28 by deploying a simple-minded scheme29. The second problem is that spam is already evolving to evade the filters. The same basic message will now arrive with differing subject lines, minor variations in the content and the source will have been forged by appropriating a real email address. As time goes on, we can expect to see a race between the filter creators who will have to become ever more subtle and the spammers who will continue to mutate their messages to avoid being blocked. Even if we are prepared to see far more false positives, the spammers will eventually win by making their messages indistinguishable from normal correspondence. Finally, the third reason that filtering is not the long term answer to spam is that whilst it is effective in preventing delivery to the end user, this is only a part of the problem. The messages will still travel a long way through the network and incur • • 24 "Government to Crackdown on 'Spam Mail'" http://www.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200201/200201130126.html "Email Filtering: Killing the Killer App" http://www.tidbits.com/tb-issues/TidBITS-637.html#lnk4 25 26 "AOL glitch blocks e-mail notices from Harvard admissions office" http://www.modbee.com/24hour/technology/story/209046p-2015925c.html "E-mail vetting blocks MPs' sex debate", http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/2723851.stm "Software blocks MPs' Welsh e-mail", http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/2727133.stm 27 28 29 "UK Parliament Mail – The Ministry of Silly Messages", http://sethf.com/anticensorware/general/uk.php All About Spam 6 Richard Clayton bandwidth and processing costs, which the consumer will eventually have to pay through higher charges. However, although the long-term outlook is bleak, filtering does offer significant short-term benefits to those who are prepared to take on some risk of having legitimate email discarded. Many ISPs are now deploying filtering systems on their servers or providing suitable software for customers to do their own filtering. Where do email address lists come from? People are often curious where the lists of email addresses used by spammers come from and how their own address was "harvested". The trite answer is that the lists come from other lists! The CDs you see advertised of 10, 15, 60 or 142 million addresses30 have mainly been constructed by the purchasing and merging of other lists. This tends to mean that many of the addresses are years and years out of date31. The longer, and more useful, answer to how email addresses get onto lists32 is that new addresses are mainly collected from web pages33, though other sources such as newsgroup articles and mailing list subscriptions will also be plundered. Very few publicly readable directories of addresses remain on the net and those that do, such as "whois" databases have sophisticated systems to prevent wholesale harvesting. However, although you may be able to avoid getting on to lists by not publishing your email address, or by ensuring that a "robot" will not be able to spot its presence34, this will not guarantee no spam. Some automated systems will also attempt "directory spams" by testing a preset list of names (or just random combinations of letters) against a mail server. The addresses that work will then be used in the future for further mailings. Many spam messages purport to be mailing list messages and offer you the chance to unsubscribe. It is generally considered to be unwise to do take up the offer35. Most of the time it will have no effect. However you are confirming that the email has reached a human being and that human actually reads unsolicited messages. This is known to make your email address more valuable and to increase the chance of future spam. 30 http://www.google.com/search?q=cd+million+email+addresses 31 "Total UBE Rate for an AOL account" records the unsolicited email (average 15 items/day) received by an AOL account that has been inactive since Nov 1996. http://www.tesp.com/UBETotalRate.htm. A further graph http://www.tesp.com/tespUBERate.htm shows the total received for an entire small domain (averaging about 75 items/day). 32 Uri Raz "How do spammers harvest email addresses?" http://www.private.org.il/harvest.html 33 "Why am I getting all this spam? Unsolicited E-mail Research Six Month Report", http://www.cdt.org/speech/spam/030319spamreport.pdf Address Munging FAQ: Spam-Blocking Your Email Address http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html "Should I hit 'remove'?" http://spam.abuse.net/overview/remove.shtml 34 35 All About Spam 7 Richard Clayton Notwithstanding the lies told by spammers, ISP abuse teams are very familiar with complaints from people who have "opted-in" to perfectly legitimate mailing lists, but have forgotten they have done so. They then complain, falsely, about receiving spam. There are ways of coping with address harvesting. Many ISPs offer customers multiple email addresses, some place no restrictions at all on how many can be used. Many people will keep some addresses out of the public eye and only give them to trusted correspondents. They will then use different addresses for different companies (so they might be firstname.lastname@example.com to Amazon and email@example.com to BT). Incoming email can then be quickly categorised and it will be rapidly apparent if any company is misusing the address they have been given. Complaining about spam Although it is perfectly fine to just delete unsolicited email, users are often keen to complain about the spam they receive – especially when it is completely inappropriate. However, the users' own ISP may well not be interested in dealing with this type of complaint, since there is little that they can do to fix the problem. Instead, complaints should be directed to the ISP whose customer sent the email because they will be able to take effective action. It is fairly easy to determine the source of incoming email. Although the "From:" line displayed by most email software is trivial to forge, and should be regarded as meaningless, the actual origin can be worked out. Above the email body is a series of "header" lines and the ones starting "Received" show the precise path followed by the email across the Internet. Following this route back will reveal the true sender of the email. Occasionally, where an open relay is involved, the trail can run cold, but at least the ISP whose customer is running the open relay will arrange to have it closed. Many sites exist to explain how to read email headers36 and how to use the information gleaned from them to make a complaint37 and this information will not be repeated here. However, it is worth stressing that when making such a report, it is absolutely essential to include the original email, including all of the headers. Without that, the ISP is unlikely to feel able to take any action. Although extremely rare, there have been a handful of incidents where paedophile material has been promoted by spam38. Since the email is eminently traceable back to its origin the authorities are keen to take action against the sender. Email advertising 36 stopspam.org "Reading Email Headers" http://www.stopspam.org/email/headers/headers.html University of Illinois at Chicago, "Reading Email Headers" http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/newsletter/adn29/headers.html Ed Falk, "Tracking the source of email spam" http://www.rahul.net/falk/mailtrack.html 37 Jeffrey Race, "Exterminating spammers step-by-step (Really!)" http://www.camblab.com/nugget/extermin.htm 38 Sky News, "Sick Websites Target Work Emails" http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,3010012024857,00.html All About Spam 8 Richard Clayton this type of illegal material should be reported to the police39 or to the Internet Watch Foundation40 via their website – you should paste the email, including the headers, into their webform at http://www.iwf.org.uk/hotline/report.htm. Further reading This document, long as it is, has only scratched the surface of the issues surrounding the sending of spam. The web is full of resources on the topic, many of which can be found via links from sites such as: "SpamCon Foundation Law Center" "Coalition Against Unsolicited Email (CAUCE)" "Network Abuse Clearing House" "SpamCop" http://law.spamcon.org/ http://www.cauce.org/ http://spam.abuse.net http://spamcop.net and finally… As should be clear from this document, at its heart, spam is not really a technical issue, and although it may be alleviated for some, it will never be vanquished by technical means alone. Dealing with spam requires us to tackle the question of how we regulate access to our mailboxes. To be effective, this regulation will have to agreed and implemented on a planetary scale. Only when we have done that, will be able to fully enjoy the revolution in cheap communication that the Internet has made possible. Richard Clayton August 2002 (revised March 2003) 39 West Midlands Police Paedophile Unit, "Unsolicited images or e-mails via the Internet" http://www.west-midlands.police.uk/operations/paedophile/faq.htm Internet Watch Foundation, http://www.iwf.org.uk/ 40 All About Spam 9 Richard Clayton
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Happy Hour: Homemade Baileys
A couple of years ago I stumbled upon this recipe for a homemade version of Baileys Irish Cream. I love Baileys — it's an exceptional dessert drink —and this frothy version is to die for. I've made it for parties, given it as a hostess gift, and simply enjoyed it by myself.
It's one of my most treasured recipes and I highly recommend you make it. All you need is a blender and it comes together in minutes. For best results, chill the ingredients before making. To take a look at how it's done, read more.
Adapted from Gail's Recipe Swap
Homemade Baileys
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1/2 pint whipping cream
3 eggs
1 1/2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
1/2 teaspoon chocolate extract
1/2 teaspoon coconut extract
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
10 oz. Irish whiskey, such as Jameson
- Mix all of the ingredients in blender and refrigerate.
- Shake or stir before serving. Enjoy chilled or over ice.
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- Cook Time
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