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Energy Policy: A group of liberal senators once again want to pass a law that would force the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to clamp down on oil speculators. Their ignorance of how markets work is breathtaking.
These senators, led by Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders, claim speculative evildoers control 80% of the oil market, and are to blame for rising gas prices. When lawmakers blame speculators, you can be sure they're covering for their own ineptitude.
Basically, the senators say that since supply is rising, and demand is at its lowest since 1997, the price of oil should be falling — not rising. That means speculators must be stealing billions from consumers.
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Recent price hikes have a geopolitical cause. A good chunk of Iran's hefty supply has been taken off the market, tightening a delicate supply-demand balance. Refiners worry about a wider conflagration in the Mideast.
It's their job to secure oil and "crack" it into usable products, such as gasoline, heating oil and jet fuel. If you were them, wouldn't you buy extra oil, just in case?
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Today, the economy is improving, boosting fuel demand. But while oil supplies are ample in the U.S., the same isn't true in Europe and China. And the market for oil is a global market, not a local one.
For politicians, it's far easier to blame futures traders — speculators — than to admit their own failure.
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As we've written before, speculators do not control markets — a view bolstered by a report last September from the Institute of International Finance. Looking at numerous studies, the IIF found little evidence of a link between speculation and higher prices. Rather, the IIF found commodity prices are driven by market fundamentals — supply and demand.
As economist Robert Murphy of the Institute for Energy Research wrote: "Blaming speculators for rising oil prices is like blaming thermometers for a heat wave."
In recent years, rising demand from emerging markets like Brazil, India and China has boosted demand. World Bank data show the global economy grew more rapidly from 1999 to 2010 than it ever had in history.
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So I signed up for this carseat class through wic. Its like a 2 hour class and they give you brand new carseats for any of your kids newborn to age 5. In the meantime my grandma sent me the money to buy her one, which I did today. Would you still go get the free one? I could use if for dh's car, or would you not go get it
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I wouldn't take it if I already had one. I would understand those free one's being for parents who can't afford them and if I had a perfectly good one then I'm not really in need of their charity. I'd rather not take it and let someone who really needs it have it. JMO.
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I most likely would not take it either. Unless you feel like you definately need two. It wouldn't hurt to take the class, knowledge is power :)
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Was the class by invitation only and they have a car seat reserved for each person? If so, do it. Otherwise I'd suggest not getting it, you already have one.
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I wouldn't. You have a new seat. You don't NEED 2, especially since the free one would only be used on weekends. That's wasteful IMO. We have plenty of money & still only have 1 seat for each kid. It's only takes a few minutes for me to switch 3 seats to DH's truck when we need to. Leave the seat for a momma who truly needs it!
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Steve Schooner, professor and co-director of the Government Procurement Law Program at George Washington University Law School, said his pick for the big story of 2010 are the efficiency initiatives coming from the Defense Department.
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Spaniard Jose Manuel Lara has booked his European Tour card for next season by beating Briton David Lynn in a play-off to claim the Austrian Open title.
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One hundred of sculptor Antony Gormley's life-size cast-iron human figures have conquered the Austrian Alps.
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On March 17th, 2011, Art Coviello, RSA Security's Executive Chairman, posted a statement on their website disclosing their discovery of an attack on their network classified as an "Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)." Essentially, this means that the attackers had been rummaging around in their systems for awhile before being discovered; while doing so, they manage to penetrate one of RSA's most secret databases.
This raises several questions: 1. How did the attackers penetrate RSA's security perimeter; 2. How did they go unnoticed long enough to become a "persistent" threat; and, 3. What, exactly, did they get?
Coviello doesn't address either of the first two questions and is quite vague on the third. How do you interpret this?
Our investigation also revealed that the attack resulted in certain information being extracted from RSA's systems. Some of that information is specifically related to RSA's SecurID two-factor authentication products [emphasis added]. While at this time we are confident that the information extracted does not enable a successful direct attack on any of our RSA SecurID customers [emphasis added] , this information could potentially be used to reduce the effectiveness of a current two-factor authentication implementation as part of a broader attack [emphasis added]. We are very actively communicating this situation to RSA customers and providing immediate steps for them to take to strengthen their SecurID implementations.
See what I emphasized up there? The attackers got some info related to the SecureID products. RSA isn't saying exactly what they got, but Steve Gibson makes mention of this in a recent blog post:
…at the time of manufacture individual SecurID devices would be assigned a secret internal random or pseudo-random 64-bit key and a database would be maintained to forever map the device's externally visible serial number to its internal secret 64-bit key.
This public-serial-number-to-secret-key mapping database then becomes "the keys to the kingdom". It is RSA's biggest secret to keep, since a full or partial disclosure of the database would potentially allow attackers to determine a device's current and future display values and would therefore, of course, break any authentication protection.
More news as it becomes available.
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This image needs little explanation, but I want to thank Dave at Davescomputertips.com for posting it in his forum. If you're not a member of that forum and a subscriber of the newsletter, you need to be. Here's what he had to say:
I found this over at computerschool.org and it does an excellent job of explaining the "what" and "why" of malware. We at DCT often try to explain it in simple terms, but this picture just lets you follow the flow of money. Now you know why it is important to practice safe computing!
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Create Perfect Passwords on Paper
I wrote this article back in 2007. It was relevant then, and it's relevant now, particularly in the light of the Comodo SSL compromise incident I reported in my last post. While I have gone on to using LastPass to generate and securely store my passwords, I still occasionally use Perfect Paper Passwords to generate secure passwords when I don't want to clutter up LastPass with things I may never use again. Steve has never mentioned this particular use of PPP, but I think it's pretty cool.
So, here in all it's glory is my original article entitled, "Perfect Passwords…On Paper:"
Steve Gibson, creator of Spinrite and winner of the Third Annual People's Choice Podcast Awards in the Technology/Science category for his Security Now! podcast with Leo Laporte of Twit.tv, has just come up with a super-secure multifactor authentication system. Steve calls it "Perfect Paper Passwords" and you can read all about it on his web site. Be sure to read all of the pages, but beware — it's pretty geeky stuff. Here's a simple excerpt:
GRC's "Perfect Paper Passwords" (PPP) system is a straightforward, simple and secure implementation of a paper-based One Time Password (OTP) system. When used in conjunction with an account name & password, the individual "passcodes" contained on PPP's "passcards" serve as the second factor ("something you have") of a secure multi-factor authentication system.
I feel like a kid turned loose in Toys-R-Us with a thousand-dollar budget. This is truly an amazing system and I'm just now starting to figure out how to implement it in my own environment. But using it as Steve designed it isn't the subject of this post. Most network environments are still based on the username/password model, not a multi-factor authentication model. Until the PPP system becomes a standard (and it should!), why not use the passcards to create super-strong passwords?
I know, I know, he already has the Ultra-high Security Password Generator and I've been using that, but the idea of breaking long strings of characters into simple, four-character snippets makes things a bit simpler and it also allows you to take some control over generating your passwords. It adds another random factor into the mix by letting you choose the order of combination, something no computer or person anywhere can possibly know. Putting them into a seven columns by ten rows grid in a format that you can fold and stick in your wallet makes it even easier.
Using the web site, you print out three passcards, each containing 70 four-character passcodes for a total of 210. Now, if you randomly combine three passcodes to make virtually unbreakable 12-character passwords, you'll have a resource of 70 passwords right at your fingertips. Circle the ones you're using for your current password and cross them out when you change it. Better yet, write down the columns/rows and keep that separate from your passcards. No one's going to know that A1F4D10 translates into Cai?DCGX@xBt, but you do.
Tell your clients about it. I do.
SSL Compromise an Act of Cyber-warfare?
SANS NewsBites | March 25, 2011 | Vol. 13, Num. 024: "SSL Security Compromised…Attackers compromised a partner of SSL certificate authority, Comodo and issued themselves fraudulent SSL certificates. The certificates vouch for a site's authenticity, and would have allowed the thieves to set up sites that fool visitors into believing they have reached major Internet presences, like Google, Microsoft and Skype. Comodo has revoked the stolen certificates."
Microsoft released an advisory on March 23, 2011 (2524375) noting that the following domains were affected:
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- mail.google.com
- www.google.com
- login.yahoo.com (3 certificates)
- login.skype.com
- addons.mozilla.org (already known from an earlier announcement by Mozilla)
- "Global Trustee"
Now, here's where it gets interesting. The IP traced to the attacker was that of an Iranian ISP. Think about it. Here's what Comodo had to say in their blog post:
The IP address of the initial attack was recorded and has been determined to be assigned to an ISP in Iran. A web survey revealed one of the certificates deployed on another IP address assigned to an Iranian ISP.
Of course, this could be just that the attacker was laying a false trail, which would be smart, but how about this?
It does not escape notice that the domains targeted would be of greatest use to a government attempting surveillance of Internet use by dissident groups. The attack comes at a time when many countries in North Africa and the Gulf region are facing popular protests and many commentators have identified the Internet and in particular social networking sites as a major organizing tool for the protests.
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Here are the first five tips from my new work in progress, "101 Internet Security Tips." These are unedited and I am posting them here to solicit feedback. The book can become a huge tome, or it can be kept small. I would like you to help guide the direction I take. So, here are the first five entries:
1. Activate protection systems.
If your operating system comes standard with a built-in firewall, spam
blocker, anti-virus software or other security application, be sure that it's
activated. Your Internet service provider may provide an e-mail spam
filtering service that should also be turned on.
2. Upgrade your protection.
Using security software won't help if it's not up to date. Be sure that
you are using the latest versions of spam, spyware and virus-detection
software. The most current software will be ready to handle the most
current on-line threats. Also remember to renew subscriptions if the
software registration expires at some point.
3. Use anti-virus software.
You should always have anti-virus software on your computer. These
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the hard drive to ensure that they are safe from malware before use.
When these programs detect a virus, they are able to isolate and
destroy it so it does not infect your computer.
4. Use anti-spyware programs.
Just like anti-virus programs, spyware protection is also necessary.
These programs scan your computer for spyware, browser hijackers
and other malicious programs. Both free and commercial anti-spyware
products are available.
5. Update automatically.
Set both your operating system and security programs to update
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Japan Quake Spam Links to Malware
Surprised? You shouldn't be. This type of thing seems to happen every time there is a major disaster anywhere in the World. We saw it with Katrina, the Indonesian tsunami, and countless others. The slime-bag criminals have no scruples and will take any opportunity to steal a buck from unsuspecting, good-hearted people.
Best thing to do is set up an email filter and send the emails to the junk bin. If one really wants to help, contact the local Red Cross chapter, or other lawful and recognized charitable groups.
At any rate, direct contact with those organizations is your best bet. Consider any email solicitation a scam.
Kaspersky Lab has detected a malicious spam campaign whereby if someone clicks on the link, the malicious website uses JAVA exploits to install malicious applications on their machine:
My friend and colleague, Jim, over at Dave's Computer Tips had this to say in our forum:
DO NOT under any circumstances:
*Follow any Web links included in these e-mail messages.
*Open any attachments or click on photos and videos that claim to show dramatic images or footage of disasters.
*Provide any sensitive information, such as bank account information or credit card details.
ALWAYS ascertain the legitimacy of the email before doing anything; Most genuine charities have email addresses which emanate from their own domain and typically direct recipients to their own Web site to make donations….e.g. almost all legitimate charities have a web address that ends with ".org" rather than ".com". Verify the authenticity of an email by going directly to the charity's web site or by giving them a call on the telephone.
I concur.
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Time again for a very funny video. This is another Norton ad this time starring David Hasselhoff. Hit the comments and let me know if you like seeing these.
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I'm Shutting Down "Ask the Geek"
After a good run of more than 5 years, I am shutting down my Ask the Geek the website. I received a fair offer for the domain it rests on, kennyhart.com and have decided to accept it (yes, you read that right–it wasn't an attempt to scam me). I don't know exactly when it will be shut down or how it will emerge (if at all) in its new incarnation.
Many times, I have referenced the site here, so if the links are broken, let me know. The new owner intends to set the site up again somewhere and I may be able to redirect the links.
I am NOT giving up on "14 Golden Rules of Computer Security" and will soon also be releasing "101 Internet Security Tips." The Geek Toolkit is also alive and well and it has been fully updated. If you purchased a copy of it, you already have access to the update and were informed by email.
I am doing this because I have committed to helping expand Dave's Computer Tips and I think that my time and energy will be better spent working with Dave on this site than it was working on my own. My contract with TechTarget and Security Corner blog will not be affected by this.
Adobe Flash – The worst security record of all time?
As you know, I'm an editor over at Dave's Computer Tips and have been working with that site for going on four years. We have a forum, of course and this is a relevant thread, more than appropriate for Security Corner:
ozbloke wrote:Does Adobe Flash Player have the worst security record of all time??
Yes, even worse than Microsoft, if that's even possible…Has Adobe ever released a version of Flash Player that wasn't riddled with vulnerabilities??
Not that I know of. I dumped all things Adobe a long time ago. Unfortunately, I can't function without using the Flash player.Adobe has just discovered a "critical vulnerability" in its Flash Player that has the potential to cause all kinds of trouble; the flaw could cause a user's computer or mobile device to crash and, even more concerning, the vulnerability could "potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system."
Not even remotely surprised.The flaw affects Adobe Flash Player 10.2.152.33 and earlier versions of the platform running on every major operating system, including Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Solaris. It's also an issue on Android devices running Flash 10.1 and earlier. To date, Adobe has discovered that the vulnerability is being exploited in Flash files, as well as through Microsoft Excel but the issue hasn't affected Reader or Acrobat.
Don't get me started about Reader and Acrobat. Two of the crappiest programs ever made, if you ask me.According to reports; Adobe plans to release a fix for the vulnerability sometime next week. Until then, the company has warned users to "follow security best practices by keeping their anti-malware software and definitions up to date."………no sh*t Sherlock!!
Ya think?Roll on HTML5!!!
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|Product Type: Slicer and cutter
|Finish: Silver
|Hardware Finish: Silver
|Base Material: Aluminum
|Handle Material: Plastic
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Shatterproof: Yes
|Stain Resistant: Yes
|Anti-Slip Base: Yes
|Wattage: 300 Watts (W)
|Voltage: 120 Volts (V)
|Operation: Electric
|Power Source: Plug-In
|Battery Required: No
|Cutting Wires Included: No
|Food Compatibility: Cheese; Meat
|Cheese Type: Soft; Hard
|Item Type: Countertop
|Soft-Grip Handle: No
|Dishwasher Safe: No
|Product Care: Do not submerge in water, parts not dishwasher safe
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: Limited 5 year motor warranty
About the ManufacturerWaring is one of today's leading manufacturers of professional quality, small appliances for the home, food services and laboratory industries. Waring brought blending to America over 60 years ago and is recognized and respected all over the world. Waring Pro products include a full line of premium countertop appliances that bring a professional level of quality, ease and performance to home kitchens.
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Salama al Sersawi leans on a bench, waiting to get his mound of matted hair reined in.
Above the matted hair that concealed the jaws and cheeks, blue eyes stared out of cavernous sockets.
From within the tufts of matted hair, the creature released a huge pale cock that defied logic.
variant of mat (n.2).
loosely joined natural materials used as bedding, etc., Old English matte, from Late Latin matta "mat made of rushes" (4c.), probably from Punic or Phoenician matta (cf. Hebrew mittah "bed, couch"). Meaning "tangled mass" is from 1835. That of "piece of padded flooring used in gymnastics or wrestling" is attested from 1892; hence figurative phrase go to the mat "do battle" (1910). The Latin word also is the source of German Matte, matze; Dutch mat, Italian matta. French natte "mat, matting" is from Late Latin secondary form natta (cf. napkin).
"sheet of backing material," 1845, from French mat "dull surface or finish" (15c.), noun use of Old French mat (adj.); see mat (adj.).
1640s, "lusterless, dull" (of a color or surface), from French mat "dull, dead surface," from Old French mat "beaten down, withered, afflicted, dejected; dull," which is perhaps from Latin mattus "maudlin with drink," from madere "to be wet or sodden, be drunk," from PIE root *mad- "to be wet, drip" (see mast (n.2)). Or the French word might represent a transferred use from chess of mater "to checkmate, defeat," from Arabic (see mate (v.2)).
early 15c., "to make mats," from mat (n.1). From 1540s as "to provide with mats, to cover with mats;" meaning "to become tangled" is from 1570s. Related: Matted; matting.
The floor; deck (1950s+ Navy)
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Old English hat "hot, flaming, opposite of cold," also "fervent, fierce, intense, excited," from Proto-Germanic *haita- (cf. Old Saxon and Old Frisian het, Old Norse heitr, Middle Dutch and Dutch heet, German heiß "hot," Gothic heito "heat of a fever"), from PIE root *kai- "heat" (cf. Lithuanian kaistu "to grow hot").
The association of hot with sexuality dates back to c.1500. Taste sense of "pungent, acrid, biting" is from 1540s. Sense of "exciting, remarkable, very good" is 1895; that of "stolen" is first recorded 1925 (originally with overtones of "easily identified and difficult to dispose of"); that of "radioactive" is from 1942.
Hot flashes in the menopausal sense attested from 1887. Hot air "unsubstantiated statements, boastful talk" is from 1900. Hot stuff for anything good or excellent is by 1889. Hot potato in figurative sense is from 1846. The hot and cold in hide-and-seek or guessing games are from hunting (1640s), with notion of tracking a scent.
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[stolen-goods sense may derive fr hot, ''too well known,'' found by 1883]


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We all know the situation – you're winning. You're not just winning you are destroying the enemy team. If the enemy team was named 'Butter', your team name would be 'Hot Knife', because you're cutting through them like well … a hot knife cuts through butter. Over 40 minutes in, you're all fed as hell, close to full build across the team. They only have their Nexus turrets left, minions pushing every lane, the whole map is warded, you just took baron, so in short: life is good. And then Vayne decides to end the game. Alone. She's running towards the enemy base like there's no tomorrow and in fact … the enemy team that had just wiped right before Baron is back up. Brave Vayne takes them on - she is determined to win this. Now. Well it doesn't work as planned. Meanwhile Thresh is running towards Vayne, lantern in hand, hoping to get in range to save her sorry ass but he is just that one second to slow and gets caught by the Vi ult. That's two down. Death timers at over 50 seconds.
It's okay. Your minions are still pushing, Baron buff left on three people.
You see the enemy Leona warding their jungle followed close by Lucian, they are moving swiftly towards Dragon, clearing wards as they go. What is your Jarvan IV doing? Isn't it obvious? Well he is waiting the seconds for Drake to respawn and is probably checking his facebook. He is slowly being shut down by the combined efforts of the L-Team, as Riven decides to pause farming jungle minions and TP in - because obviously, she can save Jarvan. Man, it was better when they were flaming each other in chat. The Prince falls just as Riven arrives. She is then faced with a freshly entered Mega-Gnar and the L-Team that is still looking pretty healthy, after all J4 didn't even struggle. But hey, why run? She is a fed Riven after all!
'Shut down' is all you hear from her, while enemy Ahri and Vi destroy your last outer turret. You are the last one standing. One Ice Witch to fend them all off. You're protecting the inhib best as you can, as the Lucian joins the push. Vayne and Thresh are back up, middle inhib at 30%.
You see them homeguard towards you, Thresh lands a hook on fat hands. You encase Ahri in a Frozen Tomb, while Vayne decides that Leona who is pushing the second turret botlane, is a much nicer target and runs away from you. The screen darkens as Vi punches you down with her fists. You're dead. Gnar isn't even there – he is defending their base from super minions. Your inhibitor falls, Thresh dies, followed by Vayne. But there is still hope. Jarvan and Riven will be back up in a few seconds and can defend together. Staring at the screen, with your hands glued to your mouse you watch as they destroy your first Nexus turret. You already know its over, but Jarvan is there – he jumps Lucian under the turret. A Leona ult to the face stops him in his Cataclysm, just to be charmed by Ahri next. With every second ticking from your death timer, the turret is losing more and more health. But where is Riven? Why isn't she moving?
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United States Patent 0 "Ic 226,767
Patented Apr. 24, 1973 DENTAL GUN William B. Dragen, R.F.D., Burn St., Fairfield, Conn. 06430 Filed Mar. 3, 1972, Ser. No. 231,771
Term of patent 14 years Int. Cl. D24-02 US. Cl. D24-1 D FIG. 1 is a side elevation view of a dental gun showing I References Cited my new design;
FIG. 2 is a top plan view thereof. UNITED STfATES PATENTS FIG. 3 IS a front end iew thereof D- 223,643 /1972 Te era D8312 A FIG. 4 is a rear end view thereof. 3,293,749 12/1956 George et FIG- 5 IS a bottom plan view thereof 3,436,828 4/1969 Dragan 3217 I claim: 3,581,399 6/1971 Dragan 3260 The orname tal d as shown and ffif M a dental substamauy BERNARD ANSHER, Primary Examiner
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