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The most prevalent class of such attack (in my opinion) is when you've got a (possibly public-key) encryption system that isn't reaction resistant. The encryption might be somewhat homomorphic, in that the adversary can modify the ciphertext in such a way as to make it come out to the same plaintext some of the time, and a different plaintext (or \bottom) some of the time. Then the inner authentication will fail, and the adversary will know which happened. Lattice-based crypto often has this problem, as does McElice (see our 1999 paper on this). Other encryption systems may have this or similar problems, as protecting against this isn't generally something that's a design goal of semantically secure encryption. (If your encryption is IND-CCA2, you're safe, but then you've basically got the authentication built in, anyway.)
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My son just went to have his 6mo visit with his ped, and my fiance asked about his head, it's kind of pointed in the front, well long story short they told us it might be that his soft spot has closed up too early. His ped contacted a Dr Macintoch (??) from The Noggin Clinic at Dartmouth-hitchcock and want's us to "Keep an eye on it" for the next three months. Should I wait that long?? I want to trust their opinion, they went to medical school not me, but I don't know if I want to gamble with my son's well being. Any advice??
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Observing for a little while sounds reasonable to me. You don't want to jump into surgery for no good reason. In my experience, however, the whole process of getting into surgery took us 7 months. The neurosurgeon and plastic surgeon were highly sought after and had schedules that were in high demand so getting them together to perform the surgery took awhile. Then we kept having to postpone surgery because my son kept catching colds. Recovery is tough on the repiratory system so they need to be very healthy. If I were you I would go ahead and make an appointment with a specialist, a neurosurgeon. It certainly couldn't hurt and it will put you at ease. My son was 19 months old at surgery. Now 4 months later you can't even tell surgery ever happened. He's great. Although surgery is best before a year old having it later is okay too. The plastic surgeon said the surgery is a lot more complicated near 3 years old because the skull is 90% developed by then. So you have plenty of time. No need to panic. I wish you the best!
Great advice from all. I also think at least a CT or MRI which would give you some information as to whether it truly is a craniosynostosis and then a consult with the neuro.
At our original Pediatric appointment when the doctor noticed our daughters ridge he said the same...monitor it and see what happens. We said okay but by the next day were just so unsettled that I called back and asked for a CT scan to be ordered. They said they understood and scheduled it for the end of the week. That was the best decision we made. The CT was able to show everything that was going on and get the ball rolling on treatment. She ended up being diagnosed with Sagittal Craniosynostosis. We also had a long wait to see the surgeon and get a surgery scheduled because they were booked so far out. I say you go by your instincts. If you feel like it needs to be addressed or feel uneasy then go ahead and push for answers, you are your childs only advocate!
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I use two different styles of paper. When I use B5 size paper, I write edge to edge. When I use letter or A4 sized paper, I leave a margin. With the latter, I use the margins for notes about the content (in different color like a teacher correcting a paper). With the B5 paper, I can't add these notes without sufficient whitespace on the page. As a result, I prefer the larger paper for writing text (like a novel). I prefer the smaller paper for other writing work such as novel outlines, research, organizing thoughts, etc.
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But now that I think about it, almost all of my handwritten stuff is on legal-type pads, so there is that faint line from the other side of the page that does demark the left margin. That does influence even the more casual or informal side of my writing.
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My A5 journals are Japanese notebooks that have ruled left margins. Except when indenting, I write each line from the margin to as close to the right of the page as I (neatly) can.
On those few occasions that I use a blank A4 Rhodia "vellin" pad, a boldly printed liner sheet is slipped under the page. There is a left & right margin on this guide. For the most part, I try to keep my writing between these two margins.
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In my journals (that have no printed margin line, they're Rhodia's) I use a very small left margin and often no margin at all on the right side...
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No right hand margins on most of the paper in the UK!
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The paper I grew up writing on has a definite left-hand starting margin, but the right-hand margin isn't explicitly printed on the paper. If your paper was thin enough, you could see the left-hand margin on the other side of the page, and were you resourceful enough to have noticed that, you could use it as your stopping point. For the most part, I remember going through public school seeing lots of other schoolmates writing all the way to the end of the page.
Personally, I think it looks rude and untidy, so I've always stopped an estimated margin's width away from the edge of the page.
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I've always honored the left hand margin though since that's where the holes were punched. I have seen people write on the entire sheet, ignoring margins all together but I always thought it was messy to be writing right up against the punched holes.
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The left margin is always kept. I use spiral notebook paper, which doesn't have that much of a left margin to write in anyway.
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But, in general, I love margins! They keep everything controlled and, as you said, provide necessary space for notes and editing marks.


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Sheep pens and other potentially historic structures surrounding the National Western complex could shear acres off land the stock show would need to acquire to expand at its current location.
A study conducted four years ago said the buildings surrounding the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo could be placed on the National Register of Historic Places, which in turn would give the city's Landmark Preservation Commision the authority to prevent them from being demolished. That would hamper the stock show's ability to expand onto private land. It also would limit redevelopment opportunities for the area if the stock show were to relocate.
Stock-show officials are seeking to move the 105-year-old Denver institution to Aurora next to a 1,500-room convention hotel complex to be owned and operated by Nashville, Tenn.-based Gaylord Entertainment Co.
To stay on its current site north of downtown — an option stock-show officials say would be more costly and time-consuming than moving — the National Western would need to acquire 94 acres of privately held land where a number of buildings that could contribute to a historic district now stand.
The potential for historic designation was revealed in a study done for the Colorado Department of Transportation in 2007. CDOT commissioned the report when it was considering its options for the realignment of Interstate 70 near the complex.
Most of National Western's buildings would not be eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, but many do contribute to the area, according to the report.
The city-owned Denver Coliseum, which National Western uses during the stock show in January, is among the buildings that contribute to the historic character of the area.
In addition to the sheep pens, other structures considered "contributing" include the Livestock Exchange Building and an old red-brick former packing house owned by Tom Anthony.
Anthony said he is considering seeking historic designation for the property.
"I think it's quite significant in terms of the city of Denver and the history of the cattle industry," he said.
Because the National Western Stadium Arena has been added onto over the years and its original exterior is not visible, the building would not be eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. But it still is considered as contributing to the historic nature of the district.
"It's obviously got historical significance because it's had such a tremendous economic impact on Denver and that neighborhood," said Dianna Litvak, CDOT's senior historian. "In order for a site to be significant, it has to be tied to an important event or person. With its tie to Denver for over 100 years, it really was a no-brainer when it comes to designating it a historic district."
Steve Turner, History Colorado's vice president of preservation programs and deputy state historic-preservation officer, concurred, adding that there are a number of structures that would be eligible for the National Register.
"To designate something to the National Register requires owner consent," Turner said. "We would hope to work with the property owners to pursue designation of eligible structures."
Though Historic Denver has not weighed in on the National Western conversation, the organization's leaders have been attending the regular Tuesday meetings of Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's stock-show working group.
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A tax or not a tax, that is the questionBy Brian Jacobsen, Ph.D., CFA, CFP®, Chief Portfolio Strategist, and John Manley, CFA, Chief Equity Strategist
Most people do not like paying taxes, and most politicians don't like to use the word "taxes"—unless they're promising to lower them or simply taxing other people rather than their constituents. Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), individuals who choose not to buy health insurance in 2014 or after will need to make a "shared responsibility payment," which is called a "penalty" in the ACA. The Supreme Court held that the penalty functions as a tax, and Congress has the power to tax, thus making the individual mandate constitutional. I think this sets a dangerous precedent, but perhaps not for the reason most people would think.
Reading through the Supreme Court's decision—the holding, the concurrence, and the dissent—is an interesting walk through constitutional history and analysis. For those who can't sleep, it could be a good substitute for a warm glass of milk. In summary, the holding states that the individual mandate is not constitutional under the Commerce Clause because Congress can regulate commerce, but not compel people to engage in commerce. Also, the individual mandate is not constitutional under the Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution because the mandate is not necessary or proper in the furtherance of some other constitutionally allowed power. Because Congress wrote the individual mandate provision of the ACA such that individuals could choose to buy health insurance or pay a penalty, and that penalty functions as a tax (according to the Court), the individual mandate is constitutional as a result of Congress's taxing power. In other words, because the penalty functions as a tax, the mandate is constitutional.
'Cause I'm the taxmanWhile I agree with most of the Court's holdings, I do not agree with the finding that the penalty is a tax and is therefore constitutional. If Congress had labeled the penalty a tax, and intended it to be a tax, then I would agree that Congress has the power to impose the mandate. I don't think that power will result in the dystopia that George Harrison of the Beatles warned us about in the song Taxman because tax provisions are supposed to originate in the House of Representatives, the body of Congress that it supposedly most accountable to the population it serves. A transparent imposition of a tax that originates in the House of Representatives is the type of system we have. As Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices."
What I don't like is that the tax is called a penalty in the legislation. It was sold to the public, and perhaps most members of Congress, as not being a tax. Deeming it a tax for constitutional purposes seems like a form of bait-and-switch.
Typically, I would expect the Court to evaluate the plain meaning of the text of the legislation when determining whether it is a tax. The fact that Congress specifically avoided the use of the word "tax," and that the penalty was included in the operational portion of the legislation (Title I) rather than the revenue-raising portion of the legislation (Title IX), all point toward the fact that the penalty was intended to be a penalty, not a tax. Yet Chief Justice Roberts thought—perhaps correctly—that it was more important to put the most favorable construction on the provision to make it constitutional rather than the most obvious construction that was consistent with the intent of the legislators that passed the bill, which would have rendered it unconstitutional.
In my opinion, the Supreme Court's ruling on the ACA is unfortunate, as it could legitimize less transparency in legislating rather than more. Most citizens are unlikely to read 900 pages of legislation and undertake a thorough analysis of whether a provision by another name functions as a tax. Words matter, and how a politician phrases something can make the difference between whether or not people understand it. I'm not afraid of living in Harrison's world of Taxman as much as I am of living in Genesis's Land of Confusion—partly because the puppets in the video scare me.


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U.S. Steel Corp.'s new C Battery at its huge Clairton coke plant is a major piece of a $500 million improvement project that enhances the company's new ability to make all the coke it needs.
And self-sufficiency is a plus, given the up-and-down prices of purchased coke, industry experts say.
"They have certainly insulated themselves against the worst gyrations" of the coke market, said James Moss, partner in First River Consulting, a North Shore strategy firm focused on steel and other industries.
U.S. Steel, Clairton and government officials celebrated the startup of the technologically and environmentally advanced battery of ovens on Thursday at the nation's largest coke-making plant.
CEO John P. Surma said construction of the C Battery and the first of three low-emission quench towers to cool coke represents the largest investment in the 112-year history of the Clairton plant.
The battery replaces three higher-emissions units, numbered 7 to 9, that were more than 50 years old. Work continues to improve the environmental performance of Batteries 1 to 3 at the plant, and two more quench towers are being built.
The upgrades at Clairton, plus a synthetic coke-making project at the company's Gary Works in Indiana, help ensure U.S. Steel's future, given tougher environmental restrictions that are shutting down coke ovens elsewhere, steel analyst Charles Bradford said.
"You have to have coke," he said.
Market prices for the raw material have fallen recently because the Chinese dropped a tax on coke exports and coking coal has become cheaper, Bradford said.
Coke is combined with iron ore, limestone and other minerals in a blast furnace to make iron, which is then converted to steel in a giant oxygen-fed furnace.
Allegheny County air quality officials calculate that the region is on track for the first time to meet daily soot limits set by the Environmental Protection Agency, with improvements at Clairton playing a big role. EPA set the standards in 1997 and have tightened them since then.
"It's going to be the cleanest coke battery on the planet," United Steelworkers President Leo W. Gerard said.
C Battery uses a Uhde Corp. of America gas pressure control system that works much like a vacuum cleaner to contain emissions, and its design has fewer ovens, and thus fewer openings for emissions. Uhde, owned by German steel maker ThyssenKrupp, is based in Bridgeville.
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Food and television have much more in common than "things put in front of your drooling face." Both mediums have a breathtaking propensity for being able to almost immediately immerse you into a different culture -- whether that culture is centuries old, completely alien and based on the other side of the world, or just a different perspective on the modern American experience. This week's TV Dinner will focus on two decadently sleazy gutbusters imported from The City of Brotherly Love, Calozzi's Famous Cheese Steaks and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.The Cuisine: Pioneer Square makes a damn fine sandwich. Sure, Capitol Hill has the enterprising Grubwich and the vegan-friendly Highline, and Georgetown has some delightful contenders with Georgetown Liquor Company and Smarty Pants, but when it comes to thick stacks of meat on bread, it's hard to find a neighborhood with so much concentrated diversity. Whether it's the accessibly refined, inventive creations of Delicatus or the generous east coast portions of Tat's Deli, Pioneer Square has to take my top honors when it comes to handheld meals.
Most of that honor comes from Calozzi's Famous Cheese Steaks. While Tat's offers a formidable cheese steak, I've yet to have a single Washingtonian sandwich that was as divinely authentic to my experience at Pat's King of Steaks, one of the two Philadelphia Cheese Steak meccas whose storied rivalry seasons the stadium staple just as well as the Cheez Whiz.
Which leads me to my next point: order your Calozzi's sandwich with Cheez Whiz. Calozzi's is kind enough to the maligners of all processed foodstuffs that they offer either provolone or mozzarella cheese with your sandwich, but beginners should really pay that detail no mind. I don't care how much you like provolone. Trying out your very first Philly Cheese Steak only to wuss out on the Whiz is a lot like trying your first serving of Norwegian lutefisk and holding the lye. Sure, it might taste better, but until you've properly introduced yourself, you're just eating a steak and provolone sandwich, not engaging the full Philly Cheese Steak experience that Calozzi's serves up like no other place in Seattle.
To get the most out of this experience, all you need to do is go up to the counter and order a "Whiz Wit." If your experience was anything like mine, you'll get a reassuring nod and maybe even an offhand compliment. That's because the "Wit" part is key, a shorthand for "With Onions" that has likely been around since cheese steaks first started lining people around the block. Bread, steak, Cheez Whiz and grilled onions make a cheese steak. Leave your pickles and peppers for the condiment bar and indulge in one of the best greasy fists of food in the city.
Unfortunately for your weekday take-out needs, Calozzi's has been known to be pretty harsh about closing up around 5 PM Monday through Wednesday -- but if you're starved for an authentic cheese steak experience and don't have the time or money to schlep yourself to the other coast, Calozzi's is worth the wait for a late night mound of food.
The Entertainment: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia started off innocently enough. Though the series began with an episode called "The Gang Gets Racist," show writers Charlie Day (Charlie), Rob McElhenney (Mac), and Glenn Howerton (Dennis -- hey, what?) starred as owners of a Philadelphia dive bar named Paddy's Pub. McElhenney's future wife Kaitlin Olsen entered the fray as Dee, a character that was initially supposed to act as a contrasting female voice and moral center as the three boys got into all sorts of taboo, yet ultimately grounded shenanigans in their hometown of Philly.
It wasn't until Danny DeVito joined the cast in season two that the show really started to get weird. With his addition as the cast's perverted father figure, its initially somewhat-relatable characters quickly devolved into emotionally crippled narcissists incapable of making a single decision that didn't promise an immediate selfish return. Awkward misunderstandings gave way to shouting matches and the occasional stabbing. Happy-go-lucky hardships made room for street drug addictions and grievous bodily harm. With every passing season, the "what the hell am I watching" factor of the show just seemed to escalate just a little more. This year is certainly no exception.
As a perfect allegory, Sunny's audience has seen DeVito's character Frank take the hilarious plunge from opportunistic, hypocritical sleazebag businessman to a completely amoral, animalistic lush with an obsession towards anything squalorous. While that obsession manifested itself plenty in past seasons, it was cranked up to the Nth degree this year with plotlines like his (extremely) shortlived marriage to a crack whore, his doomed scheming in the world of child beauty pageants, and his reverent, insatiable adulation to a rum-soaked ham that he had picked out of the ocean.
Of course, Frank is just the beginning. This year, Rob McElhenney gained fifty pounds for the show this season, mostly to make his character Mac look funnier. Even Dee, the former moral center of the show, has an episode devoted to her using her recent surrogate pregnancy to cheat taxes. In hitting rock bottom and drilling from there, It's Always Sunny breaks down a lot of the tired, predictable boundaries that the modern sitcom has all-too-willingly apathied into.
The Pairing: Just like the timeless American city that both properties call home, a lot of their charm comes from inherent divisiveness. Ever since Philadelphia's early success and central location made it integral ground for the Revolutionary War, the city has had conflict in its veins. Foodies and vegans alike will turn their noses up at the messy globs of meat and viscous cheese-type goo, while television's high brow indulges in the same kind of sanctimony, browbeating Sunny for lack of any discernible taste or moral backbone. Both of their critics might be onto something, but ultimately it's that kind of polemic, over-the-top fun that makes both cheese steaks and Sunny so appealing.


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The "Tink, Tink" is someone tapping on the monitor glass, wondering if the blog had died, or if I had. The answer is no to both. What has happened is that we moved, and the last year has been a zoo. Just after the last post, we started the process of preparing to sell our house in Syracuse, sending a flurry of faxes as we applied for a home loan, and then packing to move ourselves to our new home in Beaver Falls, Pa. We landed at the end of January, and hit the ground running. At leas I was. Robyn hurt her back in mid-March of 2014 that put her out of circulation for about 6 weeks, and slowed her down for longer than that. Too much to think about topics for a blog…. but I'll work on that. Stay tuned.


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Bettendorf, IA / December 3rd, 2013 – WaterPark CarWash's Bettendorf location will be closing on December 24th to make room for the new I-74 bridge and will continue to serve the Quad Cities through their existing Moline and Davenport locations. WaterPark has thoroughly enjoyed their time in Bettendorf, but understands the progress this area needs to make to the I-74 Bridge.
The Bettendorf location first opened in 1996, and was the first of the three WaterPark locations. Since then, WaterPark Car Wash has been dedicated to serving the Quad Cities area with exceptional service and great car washes. Unfortunately, the building of the new bridge across the Mississippi will impact the Bettendorf location, forcing its closure.
"We are invested in this community and we look forward to many more years at our Moline and Davenport locations," says Wayne Guinee, General Manager. "We thrive on the relationships we've built with our customers, who we're proud to call our friends."
Continued growth, expansion of services and WaterPark's reputation for quality and service is the outcome of individual efforts and close cooperation of staff members. Despite the closing of the Bettendorf location, Water Park Car Wash will continue to provide its exceptional service for the entire community at its other two locations.
About WaterPark CarWash: Established in 1996 with a staff of 25 providing complete car wash services, WaterPark today employs up to 100 people. In 1998, WaterPark opened a second location in Moline, Illinois; in 2001, they opened their third location, in Davenport, IA. WaterPark was created by a group of Quad City friends with complimentary business backgrounds. WaterPark's goal is to provide the finest service, value, and quality possible. WaterPark puts the customer first by offering a car wash experience that's unsurpassed. WaterPark's employees, managers and owners choose to provide valued clients of the Quad Cities' a complete car wash. (www.waterparkcarwash.com)###
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Even though I know I am an adult and I have been for a while, sometimes I still don't feel like an adult. I think we all have a few "musts" to qualify ourselves as all grown-up. Don't you think? Some are kind of petty and others are only real in my own mind, but I think most could actually be valid! Everything on this list is strictly regarding your home, ranging from decor to special occasion items like dishes and guest bedding. And I am pretty sure most of it, once you can check it off your list, will make you feel like a down right legit grown-up. None of these are very detailed like "have a home office" because that just isn't applicable for everyone.
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The Truck: Pinky's Kitchen, located on 210 NE 45th Street
The Fare: BBQ and comfort food
The Stop: When one of the most talented chefs in town tells me to eat at Pinky's Kitchen, it is clear this truck is onto something.
In this case, it is Dustin Ronspies, chef/owner of Art of the Table. Over a glass of wine and thin slices of mortadella, he instructs me to check out a six-month-old BBQ truck in Wallingford that has a permanent spot across the street from the beloved Rancho Bravo, kitty corner to Dick's frat-boy feedlot.Equipped with its own onboard smoker, Pinky's is a joint venture between Andrew Bray, former proprietor of Bizarro, and Freddy Rivas, one of the owners of Rancho Bravo.
As I approach the window, 10 college-aged guys clad in basketball shorts and hoodies sitting in Pinky's covered seating area confidently instruct me to get the brisket. Apparently, they stumbled upon Pinky's one day when they were looking for a budget friendly yet satisfying alternative to the long lines at Dick's. They haven't been back to Dick's since.
After selecting my meat, the next step is deciding between six equally compelling sauces. Jen behind the counter asserts, "Go with a combo between the honey tamarind and the horseradish sauce." For an additional 35 cents each, she also recommends slapping on shoestring onions and cabbage.
The beef packs huge flavor, paired with the crispy onions, ruffage and sauces. All sliders are reasonably priced at $3.15, just 45 cents more than a skinny Deluxe burger at Dick's.
If pork is calling you, try a Sloppy Joe with American cheese or a pulled pork slider. The Sloppy Joe is classic American, but the pork slider is an up-market standout. Instead of the usual pork shreds, this pulled piggie is loaded with slabs of meat smoked just right.
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