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Drennan Disgorgers
Every angler's 'must have'. Available in Micro and Specimen sizes.
Drennan Float Attachments
These allow the float to be changed quickly when conditions alter without breaking down the tackle.
Drennan Float Stops
These stops prevent line damage. Ideal for trapping wagglers, or as light bomb and link leger stops.
Drennan Grippa Stops
Grippa Stops are an extra large rubber float stop. Ideal for small sliding rings or locking wagglers in position.
Drennan Mixed Float Caps
Used for attaching Stick floats to the line and allowing quick change if required. Five sizes and colours in the pack.
Drennan Night Lights
These easy to use night lights are designed to be used in conjunction with the Drennan Insert Crystal waggler range.
Drennan Hair Stops
Perfect to use with most baits and hair rigs. They are clear and the shape of them means they stay in the loop and keep your bait on.
Drennan Safe Link
Allows quick change of weights and feeders. Ideal for specialist, pike and carp rigs and also work well with a variety of beads.
Drennan Leger Stops
Available in two sizes, these stops are simple but effective. Just thread the sleeve on the line and then press the plug into the sleeve.
Drennan Insert Crystal Wagglers
Similar to the Giant Insert Crystal Waggler floats but are more sensitive. Ideal for shy biting fish!
Drennan Giant Insert Crystals
Drennan Giant Insert Crystal Wagglers are a brilliant versatile float as the different coloured tips can be swapped around to suit the colour that can be seen easiest or if fishing at distance bigger more visible tips can be put on.
Drennan Gripmesh Feeders
These flexible plastic feeders have rows of 'teeth' inside to retain the bait. Can be used with crushed hemp, chopped worm or soft pellets without adding groundbait.
Drennan Crystal Wagglers
Drennan Crystal Wagglers are floats that can be used on many waters and have a clear plastic body so become almost invisible in water.
Drennan Insert Crystals
New and improved for 2016, Drennan Insert Crystals® are a slimmer version of Giant Crystals with a thinner and more sensitive insert tip.
Drennan Giant Crystals
New and improved for 2016, Drennan Giant Crystals are larger in diameter than Insert Crystals but still feature a sensitive insert for enhanced bite detection.
Drennan Oval Groundbait Feeders
Made with a mottled green or brown finish for camoflauge. The flat bottom prevents the feeder rolling and the weight not only ensures it lands flat, but also that it will not stand on its end.
Drennan Flexible Float Link
Unique link connectors make it very easy to change floats, simply push into the connector and then into a plastic tube which sits on the line.
Drennan Carp Hair Riggers
Specifically designed for Hair Rigs and the No Knot. This pattern has a slightly shorter shank and thicker wire than the Silverfish version.
Drennan Eyed Barbless Carp Feeder
An eyed barbless pattern of the popular carp feeder spade end hook. It is produced from a super high carbon wire and the shape reduces the number of missed bites.
Drennan Eyed Barbless Carp Match Hooks
An eyed barbless hook supplied in a medium gauge, super high carbon steel. It has a special bend and extra long curved point to improve both hooking and holding.
Drennan Eyed Barbless Carp Method Hooks
An extra strong eyed, barbless pattern hook, ideal when used in conjunction with hair rigs. This design definitely hooks more carp, especially when used with the method feeder.
Drennan Barbless Super Specialist Eyed Hooks
These medium-shank barbless eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a ground and chemically etched needle point, they are made from a medium gauge high carbon wire, therefore very strong.
Drennan Micro Barbed Super Specialist Eyed Hooks
These medium-shank, micro-barbed eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a ground and chemically etched needle point, they are made from a medium gauge high carbon wire, therefore very strong.
Drennan Specimen Barbless Eyed Hooks
These medium-shank, barbless eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a ground and chemically etched needle point they are an ideal pattern for all your specimen fishing.
Drennan Specimen Micro Barbed Eyed Hooks
These medium-shank, micro-barbed eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a ground and chemically etched needle point they are an ideal pattern for all your specimen fishing where micro-barbed hooks are allowed.
Drennan Sweetcorn Barbless Eyed Hooks
These medium-shank, barbless, eyed hooks have a matt gold finish. With a ground and chemically etched needle point they are designed specifically for presenting sweetcorn on the hook.
Drennan Wide Gape Specialist Barbless Eyed Hooks
These short-shank, barbless, eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a curved and chemically etched needle point they are a strong pattern, ideal for hard fighting fish.
Drennan Wide Gape Specialist Microbarbed Eyed Hooks
These short-shank, microbarbed, eyed hooks have a bronze finish. With a curved and chemically etched needle point, they are a strong pattern.
Drennan Power Hair Riggers
Specifically designed for Hair Rigs and the No Knot, this pattern offers the heaviest design in the range. Size: 8-18
Drennan Silverfish Hair Riggers
Specifically designed for Hair Rigs and the No Knot, its sharply angled eye looks peculiar but allows the hook to sit straight in line with the hooklink. This improves presentation and hooking.
Drennan Barbless Carp Feeder Spade-end Hooks
Very strong hooks, with a barbless and extra long reversed point. Sizes: 8-20
Drennan Barbless Carp Spade Hooks
'Designer' carp hook with an extra long point for a secure hook hold. Made from extra strong high carbon wire, perfectly tempered for toughness and durability.
Drennan Carbon Feeder Microbarbed Spade-End Hooks
Microbarbed - ideal for all kinds of feeder work on rivers, canals and stillwaters where barbed patterns are permitted. Sizes 8-20
Drennan Carbon Match Microbarbed Spade-End Hooks
Microbarbed pattern for rivers, canals and stillwaters where barbed patterns are appropriate. Sizes 14-22
Drennan Carp Maggot Barbless Spade-End Hooks
A barbless, stronger version of the Silverfish Maggot pattern, and finished in red. Sizes 12-20
Drennan Fine Match Microbarbed Spade-End Hooks
Microbarbed pattern for rivers, canals and stillwaters where barbed patterns are appropriate. Sizes 16-24
Drennan Margin Carp Barbless Spade-End Hooks
Extremely strong hook, designed for tackling those lumps down the edge. Sizes 8-20
Drennan Red Maggot Microbarbed Spade-End Hooks
Microbarbed pattern with a special swept crystal bend that sits the bait down right below the point. Designed to reduce the number of missed bites. Sizes 14-22
Drennan Silverfish Maggot Barbless Spade-End Hooks
A barbless pattern specifically designed for use when targeting smaller species with maggot. Sizes 14-22
Drennan Silverfish Match Barbless Spade-End Hooks
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Rembrandt House Museum
The building in Jodenbreestraat, Amsterdam, was purchased by the man himself back in 1639 and he lived there with his wife Saskia and son Titus for 20 years, before being declared bankrupt in 1656. Today, the rooms have been reconstructed to their original condition and form part of the museum.
A tour of the Rembrandt House showcases an almost complete collection of artworks (over 250 graphic prints), alongside exhibits on the life and times of the iconic artist and his renowned painting techniques. The printing studio, where a fully working traditional printing press demonstrates how Rembrandt made his famous etchings, is one of the most interesting rooms, but the kitchen, showrooms and bedrooms are all also open for exploration. The upstairs rooms are another highlight, where Rembrandt's studio houses his personal collection of artworks, artifacts and curiosities. Paintings by Rembrandt's students are also on display around the house and two additional exhibition galleries, a library and the Rembrandt Information Centre, are now housed in a new annex, adjourning the main building.
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US Deaths in Afghanistan Drop Dramatically
Kabul, Afghanistan (AP) The number of American troops killed in Afghanistan dropped dramatically in November, to one U.S. Death.
The only U.S. Military death recorded last month came when a suicide bomber rammed his car into a military convoy on Nov. 13.
U.S. Military spokesman Col. Jerry O'hare says insurgents in Afghanistan typically scale back operations during the winter months, and that could account for some of the drop in deaths in November.
But he also attributed the drop to better tactics and an improvement in Afghanistan's own security forces.
Military statistics show U.S. Troops suffered an average of 21 deaths each month from May through October this year. Sixteen soldiers died in October. Twenty-five died in September.


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Beckman Coulter has decided not to increase its acquisition price beyond $90 per share in spite of Biosite deeming Inverness Medical Innovations' $92.50 bid superior. "Although we do not agree with this conclusion," states Scott Garrett, Beckman Coulter's president and CEO, "we expect that Biosite will terminate its existing merger agreement with Beckman Coulter and, concurrently, pay Beckman Coulter a termination fee of $54 million.
"Our priority throughout this process has been to create sustainable value for Beckman Coulter's shareholders," Garrett continues. "We continue to believe the combination of Biosite with Beckman Coulter is strategically sound."
The offer from Inverness provides that immediately after Biosite executes the merger, Inverness will make a payment to Biosite in an amount equal to the termination fee paid by Biosite to Beckman Coulter.
The bidding war started at $85 per Biosite share with a tender offer from Beckman Coulter on March 26. Inverness trumped the price by $5 on April 5. After Biosite reported that this latter proposal was preferred, Beckman Coulter matched Inverness' offer, which then responded with the latest proposal of $92.5 per share except for the 4.9% it already owns.
With every change in acquisition price, the companies have also seen their own stock fluctuate on the market. Beckman Coulter, which lost almost 7% the day it made its initial offer for Biosite, saw its stock spike today. In midday trading, for the first time since the race to acquire Biosite started, Beckman Coulter stepped over $66, that much closer to the $67.08 price it enjoyed at the close of trading on March 25.
The effect of the acquisition race on Biosite's stock, on the other hand, was inverted compared to Beckman Coulter. Its shares sky-rocketed to the highest value year-to-date from $55.38 to $83.80 the day Beckman Coulter made its offer. After Inverness made its $90 proposal, Biosite has traded above this price, rarely falling below $92.5. Today, however, it opened at $91.7, about 3% below its closing value yesterday. Inverness is still trading below its closing price on April 4, opening today at $41.21.
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Are we ready for another "unscripted" demonstration of Bobby Brown's life?
Apparently BET is willing to take that risk. A new project starring the New Edition singer and ex-husband of Whitney Houston is currently in the works. Sources say the new series will revolve around Brown's "life and businesses."
The project will be executive produced by James DuBose, who has developed several other celebrity-based reality shows for BET, including the high-profile series centered on Philadelphia Eagles star Michael Vick, who staged a comeback after being imprisoned for his involvement in a dog-fighting ring.
No other specifics on the Brown project, including the title, air dates or the number of episodes, were available.
The singer had his first performance after leaving rehab at this year's Allstate Tom Joyner Family Reunion.
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wow thats how low BET has fallen when are people going to get it and stop letting these tv companies stop pimping them? everyone knows bobby brown is an asshole know your going to give him a forum to show how really stupid he is ? come on people there are more issues in life that needs our attention more than this clown.
Hey the brother is working give him some props if they are paying he may as well take the money,,TV is so bad right now with nothing buy really white shows take 2 broke girls on CBS,,,, we need more black people on TV if we can watch that shit then Bobby Brown has a right to get paid,,,and at least he is not in jail….GO GET YOUR $ Bobby,,,
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With its ancient harbour, narrow streets and the endorsement of Dylan Thomas, the village of Mousehole in Mounts Bay is reason enough alone to visit the far west of Cornwall. But to walk to Lamorna Cove from what, for Thomas, was "the best village in England" is to experience exhilarating views, maritime history aplenty and a decent physical workout.
Park in the car park outside the village and walk past the Old Coastguard Hotel. After idling in Mousehole the serious business of walking begins with a steep climb up Raginnis Hill. Go past the Wild Bird Hospital and continue to the South West Coast Path. After a short distance on the path, turn right at a post signed "Lamorna Inland Route".
Climb over a granite stile and bear diagonally right across a field. Climb another stile and pick up the path over fields to reach a farm. Squeeze between two cow sheds and, on the other side of a track, bear south-west to houses at Kemyel Crease. The route is well signposted and leads across another field before reaching a collection of houses. After the last house, turn left and descend into the lush valley of Lamorna.
Granite from Lamorna Cove's old quarries abounds, and was used to build the Wolf Rock and Bishop Rock lighthouses. The path on the return leg hugs the coast, but it is often steep and uneven, especially as you ascend the headland of Carn Du. Breathtaking views of Mounts Bay open up before the walk returns to open ground, rising to pass an old coastguard lookout. Below is Point Spaniard. Here, at 8am on July 23 1595, a Spanish raiding party landed. History records that they ransacked Mousehole, but not whether they learned the correct pronunciation of the hapless village: "Mouzul."
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Weather Journal: Warm, But Dreary
Dreary weather will mark the coming weekend in Greater New York as rain intensifies and cloudy skies dominate.
Temperatures will remain mild in the 70s throughout the next several days as a plume of tropical humidity hurtles our way in the form of relentless waves of atmospheric energy. A flood watch is in effect for the entire area, just in case.
The latest computer models are showing between three and five inches of rain are possible through early next week. There's a chance that totals may even exceed that in isolated areas as the paths of especially intense thunderstorms are hard to predict. For reference, nearly seven inches of rain fell on Central Park during Hurricane Irene.
Friday marks the autumnal equinox and the first official day of fall — the point of the year where all parts of the earth receive exactly 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night. Unfortunately for this year's equinox, we'll probably get exactly zero hours of daylight as clouds will dominate. Throughout late September, we'll be losing about 3 minutes of daylight each day. This is the fastest time period during the year that days are becoming shorter.
Your Weather Journal weekend forecast roundup:
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High: Friday: 72, Saturday: 75, Sunday: 76
Low: Friday: 67, Saturday: 68, Sunday: 68
Weather: Rain showers all weekend, some heavy
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- Bronx: 74/75/77
- Staten Island: 71/75/75
- Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: 74/75/78
- Trenton, N.J.: 74/77/78
- Islip, Long Island: 72/73/75
- New Haven, Conn.: 72/72/76
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Just wanted to let the guys know who fixed the roads in the intersection of School and W. Gladys, you need to come back and try again. Whenever you drive down School you have to go really slow because if you don't you will mess your car up. The road is smooth right in the middle of the intersection but where the old part meets up with the new part, it is really bad. So, someone needs to come and check that out.
To all the whiners crying about school lunches. Try reading a menu sometime. Looks like more than a few vegetables are on the plates. Monday 8/21- Chicken Patty on bun, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans; Tuesday 8/22- Pizza, tossed salad/dressing, chilled pineapples, graham crackers; Wednesday 8/23- Spaghetti/meat sauce, garlic toast, mixed vegetables, chilled peaches; Thursday 8/24- Corn dog, oven potatoes, fresh fruit, goldfish crackers; Friday 8/25- Fish sandwich, mac & cheese, tossed salad/dressing, cookie; Monday 8/28- Beef-a-roni, garlic bread, seasoned corn, chilled peaches; Tuesday 8/29- Chicken patty on bun, mac & cheese, carrots/ranch; Wednesday 8/30- Nachos, fresh broccoli/ranch, fresh apple, animal crackers; Thursday 8/31-Chicken & noodles, tossed salad/dressing, orange wedges.
This is in response to Made in China. I am not a farmer or a teacher, but I do know that teachers do not get paid a whole lot of money for the job that have to do in teaching our children to become good citizens of the community. I think you need to take a little step back and maybe visit a classroom sometime and see just exactly what the teachers have to put up with because they are really dealing with your unruly children.
I'm just calling on minimum wage. If minimum wage goes up, prices go up. It's a natural. Businesses do no have the built-in factor, especially the small businesses, the service factor to take the minimum wage. There's not a pot of gold back in the back room. Basically people make more an hour but they pay for it. People on a fixed income do not get an increase in income to cover the higher prices.


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The FX market is focused on Washington again. This morning, the USD gathered strength as reports say the Senate negotiators are "very close" to a deal on the debt limit extension on government funding bill. China's Yuan strengthened beyond 6.10 per dollar for the first time in 20 years after the central bank raised its daily fixing to near a record high and the nation stepped up efforts to increase the currency's global use. China and the U.K. will begin direct trading between the Yuan and the British Pound, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said in Beijing yesterday. Today's Events• UK employment in Aug improved to 155K from 125K expected, but jobless claims were the worse in 16 years. .• U.S. NAHB homebuilder sentiment index fell 2 points to 55 in October after dipping 1 point to 57 in September (downwardly revised from 58). Builders blamed some of the decline on uncertainty out of Washington. • Canada manufacturing shipments fell 0.2% in August, contrary to expectations (median +0.2%) but not exactly a surprise following the 1.7% bounce in July • U.K. labor numbers strong, but average income growth remains anemic. • Fitch placed the U.S. AAA rating on "watch negative" as authorities "haven't raised the debt ceiling in a timely manner." Looking Ahead10/17 GBP: Retail Sales (Sept.)10/17 USD: Housing Starts (Sept.)10/18 USD: Industrial Production (Sept.)10/18 CAD: CPI (Sept.) 10/21 JPY: Trade Balance (Sept.)10/21 USD: Existing Home Sales (Sept.)10/21 USD: Leading Index (Sept.)10/22 CAD: Retail Sales Reports (Sept.) 10/23 EUR: Consumer Confidence (Oct.)10/23 USD: MBA mortgage Applications (Oct 18)FX Indications EUR 1.3501GBP 1.5942CAD 1.0363JPY 98.83CHF 0.9154AUD 0.9538RUB 32.187INR 61.75CNY 6.1BRL 2.164ILS 3.5449ZAR 9.9155NZD 0.8427SEK 6.5077 Stock Indices Dow 15337.4Nasdaq 3832.41S&P 1716.38FTSE 6574.31DAX 8842.78Nikkei 14467.1Shanghai 2193.07 Commodities Oil 101.16Gold 1272.45 U.S. Treasuries 2 Year 0.355 Year 1.4610 Year 2.7430 Year 3.79
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This is upsetting to me, since active is the last thing I ever thought I'd be. I have friends who live to make trouble for big corporations on the Internet, and while I admire their chutzpah (and results!), they've always made me a little embarrassed. Even when I agree with their cause, I still have an urge to follow along, cleaning up the mess and apologizing on behalf of all the 'reasonable' folks on the Internet.
But every man has a breaking point, and the proximate cause of mine is Trustwave. Or rather, the news that Trustwave -- an important CA and pillar of the Internet -- took it upon themselves to sell a subordinate root cert to some (still unknown) client, for the purposes of
This kind of behavior is absolutely, unquestionably out of bounds for a trusted CA, and certainly deserves a response -- a stronger one than it's gotten. But the really frightening news is twofold:
- There's reason to believe that other (possibly bigger) CAs are engaged in the same practice.
- To the best of my knowledge, only one browser vendor has taken a public stand on this issue, and that vendor isn't gaining market share.
Certificates 101
For those of you who know the TLS protocol (and how certificates work), the following explanation is completely gratuitous. Feel free to skip it. If you don't know -- or don't understand the problem -- I'm going to take a minute to give some quick background.
TLS (formerly SSL) is probably the best-known security protocol on the Internet. Most people are familiar with TLS for its use in https -- secure web -- but it's also used to protect email in transit, software updates, and a whole mess of other stuff you don't even think about.
TLS protects your traffic by encrypting it with a strong symmetric key algorithm like AES or RC4. Unfortunately, this type of cryptography only works when the communicating parties share a key. Since you probably don't share keys with most of the web servers on the Internet, TLS provides you with a wonderful means to do so: a public-key key agreement protocol.
I could spend a lot of time talking about this, but for our purposes, all you need to understand is this: when I visit https://gmail.com, Google's server will send me a public key. If this key really belongs to Google, then everything is great: we can both derive a secure communication key, even if our attacker Mallory is eavesdropping on the whole conversation.
If, on the other hand, Mallory can intercept and modify our communications, the game is very different. In this case, she can overwrite Gmail's key with her own public key. The result: I end up sharing a symmetric key with her! The worst part is that I probably won't know this has happened: clever Mallory can make her own connection to Gmail and silently pass my traffic through -- while reading every word. This scenario is called a Man in the Middle (MITM) Attack.
|MITM attack. Alice is your grandmother, Bob is BankofAmerica.com, and Mallory establishes connections with both. (Wikipedia/CC license)
TLS clients (e.g., web browsers) carry the verification keys for a huge number of CAs. When a certificate comes in, they can verify its signature to ensure that it's legit. This approach works very well, under one very important assumption: namely, Mallory won't be able to get a signed certificate on a domain she doesn't own.
What's wrong with the CA model?
The real problem with the CA model is that every root CA has the power to sign any domain, which completely unravels the security of TLS. So far the industry has policed itself using the Macaroni Grill model: If a CA screws up too badly, they face being removed from the 'trusted' list of major TLS clients. In principle this should keep people in line, since it's the nuclear option for a CA -- essentially shutting down their business.
Unfortunately while this sounds good it's tricky to implement in practice. That's because:
- It assumes that browser vendors are willing to go nuclear on their colleagues at the CAs.
- It assumes that browser vendors can go nuclear on a major CA, knowing that the blowback might very well hurt their product. (Imagine that your browser unilaterally stopped accepting Verisign certs. What would you do?)
- It assumes that someone will catch misbehaving CAs in the first place.
What's fascinating about the Trustwave brouhaha is that it's finally giving us some visibility into how well these assumptions play out in the real world.
So what happened with Trustwave?
In late January of this year, Trustwave made a cryptic update to their CA policy. When people started asking about it, they responded with a carefully-worded post on the company blog. When you cut through the business-speak, here's what it says:
We sold the right to generate certificates -- on any domain name, regardless of whether it belongs to one of our clients or not -- and packed this magical capability into a box. We rented this box to a corporate client for the express purpose of running Man-in-the-Middle attacks to eavesdrop on their employees' TLS-secured connections. At no point did we stop to consider how damaging this kind of practice was, nor did we worry unduly about its potential impact on our business -- since quite frankly, we didn't believe it would have any.I don't know which part is worse. That a company whose entire business is based on trust -- on the idea that people will believe them when they say a certificate is legit -- would think they could get away with selling a tool to make fraudulent certificates. Or that they're probably right.
But this isn't the worst of it. There's reason to believe that Trustwave isn't alone in this practice. In fact, if we're to believe the rumors, Trustwave is only noteworthy in that they stopped. Other CAs may still be up to their ears.
And so this finally brings us to the important part of this post: what's being done, and what can we do to make sure that it never happens again?
Option 1: Rely on the browser vendors
What's particularly disturbing about the Trustwave fiasco is the response it's gotten from the various browser manufacturers.
So far exactly one organization has taken a strong stand against this practice. The Mozilla foundation (makers of Firefox) recently sent a strongly-worded letter to all of their root CAs -- demanding that they disclose whether such MITM certificates exist, and that they shut them down forthwith. With about 20% browser share (depending on who's counting), Mozilla has the means to enforce this. Assuming the vendors are honest, and assuming Mozilla carries through on its promise. And assuming that Mozilla browser-share doesn't fall any further.
That's the good news. Less cheerful is the deafening silence from Apple, Microsoft and Google. These vendors control most of the remaining browser market, and to the best of my knowledge they've said nothing at all about the practice. Publicly, anyway. It's possible that they're working the issue privately; if so, more power to them. But in the absence of some evidence, I find it hard to take this on faith.
Option 2: Sunshine is the best disinfectant
The Trustwave fiasco exposes two basic problems with the CA model: (1) any CA can claim ownership of any domain, and (2) there's no easy way to know which domains a CA has put its stamp on.
This last is very much by CA preference: CAs don't want to reveal their doings, on the theory that it would harm their business. I can see where they're coming from (especially if their business includes selling MITM certs!) Unfortunately, allowing CAs to operate without oversight is one of those quaint practices (like clicking on links sent by strangers) that made sense in a more innocent time, but no longer has much of a place in our world.
|Merkle tree (Wikipedia/CC)
- Every new certificate should be published in a public audit log. This log will be open to the world, which means that everyone can scan for illegal entries (i.e., their own domain appearing in somebody else's certificate.)
- Anytime a web server hands out a certificate, it must prove that the certificate is contained in the list.
Along the same lines, the EFF has a similar proposal called the Sovereign Keys Project. SKP also proposes a public log, but places stronger requirements on what it takes to get into the log. It's quite likely that in the long run these projects will merge, or give birth to something even better.
Option 3: Eternal vigilance
The problem with SKP and the Laurie/Langley proposal is that both require changes to the CA infrastructure. Someone will need to construct these audit logs; servers will have to start shipping hash proofs. Both can be incrementally deployed, but will only be effective once deployment reaches a certain level.
Another option is to dispense with this machinery altogether, and deal with rogue CAs today by subjecting them to contant, unwavering surveillance. This is the approach taken by CMU's Perspectives plugin and by Moxie Marlinspike's Convergence.
The core idea behind both of these systems is to use 'network perspectives' to determine whether the certificate you're receiving is the same certificate that everyone else is. This helps to avoid MITMs, since presumably the attacker can only be in the 'middle' of so many network paths. To accomplish this, both systems deploy servers called Notaries -- run on a volunteer basis -- which you can call up whenever you receive an unknown certificate. They'll compare your version of the cert to what they see from the same server, and help you ring the alarm if there's a mismatch.
A limitation of this approach is privacy; these Notary servers obviously learn quite a bit about the sites you visit. Convergence extends the Perspectives plugin to address some of these issues, but fundamentally there's no free lunch here. If you're querying some external party, you're leaking information.
One solution to this problem is to dispense with online notary queries altogether, and just ask people to carry a list of legitimate certificates with them. If we assume that there are 4 million active certificates in the world, we could easily fit them into a < 40MB Bloom filter. This would allow us to determine whether a cert is 'on the list' without making an online query. Of course, this requires someone to compile and maintain such a list. Fortunately there are folks already doing this, including the EFF's SSL Observatory project.
Option 4: The hypothetical
The existence of these proposals is definitely heartening. It means that people are taking this seriously, and there's an active technical discussion on how to make things better.
Since we're in this mode, let me mention a few other things that could make a big difference in detecting exploits. For one thing, it would be awfully nice if web servers had a way to see things through their clients' eyes. One obvious way to do this is through script: use Javascript to view the current server certificate, and report the details back to the server.
Of course this isn't perfect -- a clever MITM could strip the Javascript or tamper with it. Still, obfuscation is a heck of a lot easier then de-obfuscation, and it's unlikely that a single attacker is going to win an arms race against a variety of sites.
Unfortunately, this idea has to be relegated to the 'could be, should be' dustbin, mostly because Javascript doesn't have access to the current certificate info. I don't really see the reason for this, and I sure hope that it changes in the future.
Option 5: The long arm of the law
I suppose the last option -- perhaps the least popular -- is just to treat CAs the same way that you'd treat any important, trustworthy organization in the real world. That means: you cheat, you pay the penalty. Just as we shouldn't tolerate Bank of America knowingly opening a credit line in the name of a non-customer, we shouldn't tolerate a CA doing the same.
Option 6: Vigilante justice
Ok, I'm only kidding about this one, cowboy. You can shut down that LOIC download right now.
In summary
I don't know that there's a magical vaccine that will make the the CA system secure, but I've come to believe that the current approach is not working. It's not just examples like Trustwave, which (some might argue) is a relatively limited type of abuse. It's that the Trustwave revelation comes in addition to a steady drumbeat of news about stolen keys, illegitimately-obtained certificates, and various other abuses.
While dealing with these problems might not be easy, what's shocking is how easy it would be to at least detect and expose the abuses at the core of it -- if various people agreed that this was a worthy goal. I do hope that people start taking this stuff seriously, mostly because being a radical is hard, hard work. I'm just not cut out for it.


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When it comes to taking the "orthodox" approach to tackling climate change, is China stealing the lead?
Reuters reports on a potentially interesting development out of Beijing: State researchers have apparently been asked to draw up proposals for a carbon tax, part of China's efforts "to tame growing greenhouse emissions":
Su Ming, deputy director of an institute under China's Ministry of Finance, said the research on a carbon tax had been requested by that ministry and the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the proposal may be published "within a month," the National Business Daily reported on Thursday. Su told the paper the proposal was part of a package of possible taxes on environmental damage under study. The others are taxes on sulphur dioxide and ammonia pollutants, as well as on waste water.
All the usual caveats apply, Reuters notes. But still—that is an odd development in so many ways.
China has been vociferous about the need for industrialized countries to curb their own greenhouse-gas emissions first; China and other developing countries also want hefty transfers of cash and clean technology.
China has also made clear that priority number-one is restoring double-digit economic growth, which lately has been built on the back of energy-intensive activities such as manufacturing. Even Beijing's own energy blueprint calls for a much bigger role for coal in the future, for example.
Plus, the idea of a carbon tax is the favored approach of most mainstream economists; cap-and-trade systems, like that under (tortuous) debate in Washington, are seen as more cumbersome systems that require a huge regulatory apparatus.
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Maybe Dodgers fans need to demonstrate their Manny Ramirez love like this for Frank McCourt -- although by their actions the past two months of the season, I thought they already did. I myself will never forget The Summer of Manny.
But Mets fans took to the New York streets Thursday night, thronging outside SportNet New York's studios, chanting Manny's name while waving signs urging their team to sign the free-agent outfielder.
The New York Daily News said "The Million Manny March" consised of about 40 people.
Mets manager Jerry Morales earlier expressed his preference for a lineup with Ramirez.
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"Jewels of Cantabria - San Vicente de la Barquera" San Vicente de la Barquera by nomad7890
San Vicente de la Barquera Travel Guide: 29 reviews and 113 photos
San Vicente de la Barquera is a typical and picturesque Cantabrian sea community with many interesting places to visit. From the Castle, to the beach, to walking along the ria, to the harbor, it offers something for everyone. Given its location and bus facilities it is an excellent place to establish a base for day trips to other nearby locations in Cantabria (see Off the Beaten Path tips).
This is also a place where I noticed many families with children walking around with strollers and enjoying the views. The town is very small and easy to navigate on foot - actually a car is more of a liability as parking is limited and traffic into town can be very busy at certain times of the day, particularly early evening.
The region of Cantabria is in what is considered "green Spain". Other than the "main sights" it offers many areas to hike, one of them shown here behind the church of Our Lady of Los Angeles. When you get into the woods, you could wonder if you're in Ireland - the greens are incredible and the weather is at times wet and rainy, but the hills let you know you're in the north of Spain.
The beautiful sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barquera sits past the Puente de la Barquera bridge on the way to the "Rompeolas" (wave breaker) down the Paseo de la Barquera. It is a beautiful structure that blends into the countryside. If you look inside, you will see a ship hanging from the entrance of the church - this is very proper of the sanctuary in this town devoted to sailing out to sea.
Jesus Cancio wrote the poem "Bronces de mi Costa" - the first part shown below:
La Virgen de la Barquera
tiene un barquito velero,
un bergantin de juguete
de los bazares del cielo,
y dicen que a medianoche,
cuando el pueblo esta durmiendo,
la Virgen de la Barquera
manda bajar a un lucero
y se va con el al mar
en busca de rumbos nuevos
sin andanades de espuma
ni bocanadas de viento.
... ok, being raised by the ocean I'm in tears just about now. In English it goes somewhat as follows, although abbreviated as part of the impact is lost in translation:
The Virgen de la Barquera
has a little sail boat
a little toy boat with oars
from the heaven's bazaars
they say that at night
when the town is sleeping
the Virgen de la Barquera
sends for a star to descend
and goes with it to sea
in search of new routes
without sea foams or currents
or wind gusts in its path.
- Pros:Experience a typical Cantabric coastal town
- Cons:There are none
- In a nutshell:Quiet waters and Cantabrian greenery welcome your soul.
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Fabulous page with brilliant photos and very helpful tips. I especially like your transportation tips. We will explore Northern Spain at the beginning of May and also would like to use mainly public transport.
Thank you Holger! Not sure how long your journey is. We went from Santiago de Compostela all the way to San Sebastian via public transport - staying over in different places. Going east from Santiago there is Ortigueira (we stayed in Espasante). There is a "must see" town called Luarca, I know feve.es stops there. Not sure about how easy it is to see it on foot. Another favorite was Oviedo, and a day trip to Covadonga - that is beautiful. If you decide to go to Covadonga, there is an outstanding restaurant, don't think I've had time to write a tip. All the best! ps. coming to Gluhwein meet?
Lovely page and your photographs a beautiful. Nice page!
I've never been to this part of Spain, but it looks really nice. I see you have signed up for the VT meeting in Karlsruhe on December 4, so I look forward to meeting you there.
Qu� bonita p�gina!
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COMMUNITIES; From Dead Bank To Red Bank
By GEORGE JAMES
Published: June 17, 2001
RED BANK— It was the mid 1980's, and downtown stores were being forced out of business by the invasion of sprawling new malls, the population was slipping and the commercial and residential tax base was eroding.
Red Bank was known as Dead Bank.
''The attitude of government was not cooperative toward the business community, and the results were evident,'' said Edward J. McKenna Jr., a Democrat who was elected mayor in 1990 promising to turn the shopping district around after more than a decade of Republican rule.
Indeed, since the creation of a special improvement district downtown 10 years ago, store vacancies have plummeted to about 1 percent from 35 percent; trendy shops and restaurants have opened; an old movie house has been converted into a performing arts center named after its native son, Count Basie; storefronts have dressed themselves in new facades; and more than a score of special events like the recent three-day jazz, blues and food festival called Riverfest have attracted tens of thousands of visitors.
While there is also a growing number of antique stores, any number of brokerage houses are also situated here.
Bruce Springsteen, who lives in nearby Rumson, thinks nothing of making an impromptu midnight visit to Jack's Music Store to see how his new CD is selling. The independent film maker Kevin Smith has an office and a comic book store and has even shot some scenes here of films like ''Chasing Amy'' and ''Dogma.''
People can dine at any of 80 restaurants and then drift over to a women's boutique like Coco Pari, which is still open at ll on Saturday night.
Yet despite the newfound prosperity in this 1.7 square mile town on the Navesink River -- a mixture of blue- and white-collar families -- sentiment appears to be growing that there has been too much economic development downtown -- bringing with it increased traffic and parking problems -- and not enough being done for other parts of town.
Just how much dissatisfaction there actually is is hard to say in this town -- about 25 percent black and 6 percent Hispanic -- but the only Republican to win a seat on the council in recent years, Jennifer Beck, a 34-year-old public relations woman in Trenton, ran on the slogan ''For the whole town, not just the downtown.''
Moreover, she raised enough public concern over a proposal by the administration to build a 570-space parking garage at a cost of $8.4 million that the Democratically controlled council voted it down in April. Some see the defeat, despite Red Bank's past successes, as a sea change in public attitude over how the town has grown and where it is going.
''I don't think there is anyone of us who would say the revival of Red Bank hasn't been positive,'' Ms. Beck said. ''I think the people of Red Bank are very proud of seeing the downtown doing so well.''
But with that acknowledgement comes some concern ''that the pendulum may have gone too far and that we need to refocus our energy and resources on our neighborhoods.''
For his part, Mayor McKenna, a 51-year-old lawyer, said the downtown revitalization benefited the whole town of 11,800 by raising property values and stabilizing the tax base. ''We made a conscious effort to sit down and make our town user-friendly for the business community with the goal of protecting our residential districts,'' he said.
In the beginning, Mr. McKenna and his Democratic colleagues held public meetings and talked about the creation of a special improvement district. In 1991, the district came into existence with the creation of the Red Bank RiverCenter, an alliance of the business community and local government consisting of an executive director and a 30-member board to oversee the revitalization. At first, commercial property owners agreed to pay 28 cents on every $100 of assessed valuation for improvements in the district. That is now up to 36 cents for property owners on Broad Street and 31 cents for the rest of the district.
The McKenna administration also cut loose members of the planning and zoning boards who did not agree with their vision to speed up the approval process for potential new businesses.
''The McKenna administration was a new, charismatic, high-energy movement,'' said Tracy Challenger, who stepped down as executive director of RiverCenter last fall, after five years. ''And it was really a sweeping change.''
Aside from promoting Red Bank's reputation inside and outside of town, Ms. Challenger is given credit for starting Streetscape, a project that included widening the sidewalks, laying bricks, putting up benches and installing period lighting in keeping with the late-1890's look of Broad Street, the main shopping thoroughfare.
Streetscape also encouraged the renovation of about 60 buildings that had been neglected for years, she said.
''I'd have to say the revitalization helped, compared to where it was before all the revitalization started, absolutely,'' said David Prown, the 41-year-old third generation owner of Prown's, a variety store dating to 1925. ''Eighty-nine to '93 were just horrid years.''
Nicole Caivano, the third-generation owner of Mustillo's, a bridal shop dating to 1942, said that the company had built a steady client base over the years, but that the town's revival expanded it.
''A lot of people come in and say, 'Oh, we had dinner at the Bistro and we noticed the dress in your window,' '' said Ms. Caivano. ''So I think the restaurants are very good for business.''
After scouting locations for about a year with her husband, Anthony, Kimberly Lindau opened the women's store Coco Pari.


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