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First, the linked "Punycode Exploit" should link to the advisory text, not the simple demonstration page. Secondly, this is not an exploit of punycode so much as it is an exploit of the fact that not running domain names through nameprep is asking for spoofing problems.
I would change the paragraph from:
Punycode is easily exploitable, and for an example see Punycode exploit
Note that browsers which fail to run a string through nameprep before using it as a DNS name are vulnerable to spoofing exploits, as in Punycode spoof.
I suspect is should read more like:
The fact that Unicode and Punycode strings result in homographs (strings which are different but visually indistinguishable or almost so) is a matter of some concern. Phishing (a class of social engineering exploits) will make use of homographs like "www.paypa1.com" (note: this containst the digit, 1 ("one") rather than the letter, l ("ell").
I'd like to add some links to the discussion of "petnames" (which I've read from the cap-talk mailing list that's maintained by Jonathan Shapiro, creator of EROS).
Unforunately I, User:JimD, lack the time at the moment to do this properly. So, I'm tacking this in here in the hopes that it will help me remember or that someone here will take the ball and run with it. JimD 22:43, 2005 Feb 22 (UTC)
With the last two words an external link to the exploit.
- You are right that this isn't a Punycode exploit: it's an IDNA exploit, and it's mentioned in the security section of RFC 3490. But I think you must be wrong about Nameprep - as far as I know, these browsers are already using Nameprep, and Nameprep has no effect on the domain label in question (pаypal). --Zundark 18:59, 7 Feb 2005 (UTC)
- D'oh! - You're right, my bad. Nameprep wouldn't help since Unicode NFKC does not, in fact, normalize Cyrillic "а" to Latin "a". So never mind the suggested rephrasing. Instead, someone should rephrase it to mention that this is an IDNA problem or, better yet, move this paragraph and link to the IDNA page.
The explanation for how Punycode is supposed to work is unintelligible to me, and I don't consider myself particularly dull about technical matters. The main problem is that the author doesn't seem to have a grasp of where to begin and ends up explaining the thing in bits and pieces. Can someone replace this with something more coherent? 18.104.22.168 8 July 2005 17:17 (UTC)
- The article contains a lot of information that is actually about IDNA rather than Punycode, and I think this is what makes it so confusing. There's no reason for this IDNA information to be here, since it's already in the appropriate article. Much of this information has been removed before, but it just gets added back in a different form. So I don't really hold out much hope for this article, and don't currently consider it worth the effort of working on. Fortunately, the article does have a link to RFC 3492, which is what people need to read if they want to understand Punycode. --Zundark 8 July 2005 18:24 (UTC)
Patent issues[edit]
Is Punycode patented? --18.104.22.168 13:01, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
- Nobody's asserted a patent against it as far as I know. Given the nature of the patent system, that's the most anyone can say for certain. --Alvestrand 15:07, 18 October 2006 (UTC)
How about showing some examples?
From the text its not really clear about how exactly you get back to the name and even if its possible. Or how the position of the character is encoded. Since currently it looks to me as if "bücher" "bächer" "bchüer" etc. all get the same bcher-kva code??
- I've rewritten the first part of the encoding description based on reading the rfc, more work is still needed though. Plugwash 01:45, 27 February 2007 (UTC)
Shouldn't "bücüher" be punycoded as "bcher-kvaba", and "bücherü" as "bcher-kvaea"? Moreover, should "ýbücher" be punycoded as "bcher-kvafa" or as "bcher-fakva"? (are both possible?) —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 18:21, 27 February 2008 (UTC)
- Someone more knowledgable than I should explain why the non-ascii character "ü" being insertes at various places WITHIN an ascii string magically transmutes to "ý" if it is inserted BEFORE the string. It all sound like an obfuscation of alchemy to me. —Xojo (talk) 01:42, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
- Oh, that's just because "ý" (U+00FD) is the next code point after "ü" (U+00FC). No alchemy there! — Sebastian 07:13, 20 December 2011 (UTC)
Encoding principles example[edit]
The heading "Encoding procedure" says:
"The 'bücher' example given above . . ."
There is no "bücher" example "above" in the current form of the article.
This is probably an editorial anomaly in the wake of rearrangement of the article.
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Doug Kerr 17:56, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
- I've reworded it. --Zundark 10:42, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
I did not understand this article but had no problem to understand Punycode from reading the RFC. I will reorder and enhance this article by. Starting with a quick description of the reasons why this particular encoding scheme is used and following the explanation order in the RFC, which start out with the decoding, which is far easier to understand then the encoding. Roeschter 19:25, 25 March 2007 (UTC)
'Bootstring' redirects here, even though it doesn't strike me as synonymous to 'Punycode' (Punycode, going by the title of ref1, Punycode: A Bootstring encoding of Unicode for Internationalized Domain Names in Applications (IDNA), seems to be a kind of Bootstring).
Could someone with more knowledge on the matter either create a Bootstring article describing what that is or make it clear that Bootstring indeed is merely a synonym? I'm curious which/what it is.
-pinkgothic (talk) 12:42, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
- The section "Encoding of non-ASCII character insertions as code numbers" needs a complete rewrite. Someone went out of their way to use computer science jargon. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:24, 9 September 2011 (UTC)
Ambiguity in separation of ASCII characters[edit]
Section Separation of ASCII characters says "Since it is a basic character, the ASCII hyphen may still appear in the string before this additional character, but the addition does not cause ambiguity". But precisely because the hyphen may still appear, we have a problem: Suppose you wanted to convert the string "bcher-kva" to a label - wouldn't that be just the same, thus rendering the label "bcher-kva" ambiguous? — Sebastian 07:19, 20 December 2011 (UTC)
- The description appears to be incorrect: a hyphen is always added (unless there are no basic characters at all) so "bcher-kva" would be encoded as "bcher-kva-". See example (S) in RFC 3492. (But in practice Punycode is hardly used outside of IDNA, and IDNA wouldn't apply Punycode to such a string anyway.) I've undone 184.108.40.206's changes of 17 November 2010, which introduced the error. --Zundark (talk) 09:58, 20 December 2011 (UTC)
- Thanks! — Sebastian 10:28, 20 December 2011 (UTC)
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Skip to comments.Huffington Post: "Obamacare Nearing 'Holy [crap]' Moment"
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If Obama and his precious "Affordable Care Act" have lost the Huffington Post, they're both in a lot of trouble.
A broken website imperils the largest expansion of the American safety net since the Great Society.
More than two weeks into the disastrous rollout of HealthCare.gov, the website created by President Barack Obama's health care reform law still isn't working right.
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Huffington Post turns its back on the POTUS's plan?
What's next?
And it will be blamed on the Republicans, George Bush and Global Warming.........................
Lasting months is a given. The size of the system makes that inevitable. My (somewhat educated) bet is at least two years.
I live in Vegas and have been at times involved with some Strip high end shows. What is well known is that if you botch the rollout, your business is doomed. I don't see how Obamacare avoids a death spiral, just from the crushed interest after the startup.
It's as if these people had never run a business.
Obamacare is beyond the holy sh** moment.
Let's re-phrase that, shall we?
the website created by President Barak Obama and his team of incompetent fools
I hope ever ****sucker at HuffPo goes broke and suffers because of it. I want to see their pompous hipster NPR D-Bag readers in so much chaos it should be considered a double sin.
Bam bam will prop up "affordable" health care with Zimbabwe dollars, like Chrysler, if necessary.
We (the productive class) are paying for his peoples' subsidies/ambu-lances, one way or tuther.
If a private company had done this they would be on the way to bamkruptcy. Only a coercive government program can do this. This needs to be drilled into the heads of any leftist who claims government is more efficient or effective.
If the Republicans are smart, they'll refuse to push the dates out.
"And it will be blamed on the Republicans, George Bush and Global Warming........................."
And the Democrats, MSM, and PROBABLY some Republicans (judging from what we witnessed over the past few weeks) will begin clamoring for the one-payer government system in order to "fix" everything. Not a question of "if" they will do this, but "when."
H-S is an insult to holiness.
"If a private company had done this they would be on the way to bankruptcy. "
And the thing is that the government is already there.....multiple times over.
Interesting that they describe giveaway programs as American safety net programs. Funny how people are feeling less safe these days.
Seriously, why can't the administration simply invent the numbers they need out of thin air after they proclaim the site fixed? If unemployment figures can be managed, surely the numbers of enrollees can be also, at least in the short term, and the short term would be all the Obama employees would be focused on anyway (other than the exit signs over the doorways).
The disaster called Obamacare is not the website, it is the math. The website may be fixable.
The site is collecting information and messing it up. This is bad. Once erroneous information is "on the computer" it's devilishly difficult to fix it, cuz it has propagated itself into other systems and joined with correct information on countless files and databases.
It's easier to leave the incorrect information on the files and let the poor folk suffer the consequences. And that's what will happen.
This system is full of errors. Since the developers were under impossible time constraints they very likely omitted security and controls. This will give hackers and identity theives a fertile field to work.
The economic consequences of this disaster are only beginning.
Now that they've got their open credit card, the Dems have to turn their efforts towards convincing Lord Ego to grant at least a one-year delay in this thing before they all go down in an electoral tsunami.
This article is a step in that effort.
There, fixed it...
the website is NOT fixable
(and I write software for a living)
Remember, that Repubs wanted to delay Obamacare for one year as a condition of ending the shutdown, but Obama and the Dems flat out denied this? How can they delay it now and save face? Obama is a hard headed narcissist and will never admit defeat. He 'won' the shutdown and will not now move to delay Obamacare.
So this fiasco will roll on and take out the Demon Rats and the MSM with it.
At least, reap what they've sown. Feel the full effect of Dumbocare, the long lines, no doctors, high rates, etc....
The big difference, of course, is that people are not required to buy show tickets.
"Its as if these people had never run a business."
No kiddin....
"...Strip high end shows. What is well known is that if you botch the rollout, your business is doomed...."
They probably would have done better if everyone walking by had been forced at gunpoint to buy a ticket and watch.
This is nothing that can't be patched over with an aggressive public relations campaign, and HuffPo will fall into line with all the other good little goose-steppers. "Did we say 'broken' website? We meant 'awesome' website!" Watch it happen.
This is the government!!! GOVERNMENT never fails BECAUSE IT IS OUR MONEY!!!!
Obastardcare isn't a business, he doesn't need to care how botched it is. One of the benefits of being in government.
Or "it would have worked if not for those meddling Republicans."
Is Ted Cruz about to get an apology?
Yes! KILL IT WITH FIRE!
Our Holy [crap] moment was in Nov 2008.
We knew we were screwed that night.
A guy I respect says that Cruz screwed himself.
I told him: When ObamaCare crashes into the dirt and everyone is paying 2-5X for less healthcare who will the public remember as the man who stood up to stop it? McConnell? LOL......
What's funny is that Obama was suppose to be soooooooo hip and knew how to use the Internet to his advantage unlike those stuffy old white guys like McCain and Romney.
And now the website for his beloved health care insurance will go down in history as a great failure like the Edsel and New Coke.
Maybe, maybe not, but you missed the point. The MATH is not fixable.
The fact that nobody in the Administration or democrats has broken ranks and started blaming CGI leads me to only one conclusion. The system was spec'd out this way, and CGI probably warned them of the possible shortcomings of the system.
There is an Oracle component to the system, and they have already come out with a very pointed statement that their software isn't to blame.
I had to read that twice..I thought you wrote "high end strip shows"! LOL
oh - I agree with that too! my only objection was where you said the website is fixable - I don't think it is
The math is impossible you can't add up 2 and 2 and get 7 no matter how hard you try
And no programmer in the world can follow the disjointed logic in this law and it's 30,000 pages of contradictory regulations (you cant program something to be both true and false ) AND ALSO to be flexible enough to accommodate all of Obama's spur-of-the-moment dictatorial changes he makes whenever he feels like it.
Read again, I said website MAY be fixable :)
I am a business owner. I agree.
The enrollment period is needed to minimize "as needed" purchases of insurance. Lengthen the enrollment period and the insurers will squeal that the rules are being changed.
That will be Hillary's job after the 2014 elections.
The problem with these left wingers is that they think it's all about beating up on their idol. They don't get that the working middle class democrats are going to be hurt too. It punishes everyone - young, old, sick, healthy. We all have to pay a price. I thought the rats believe in choice. Only when it comes to snuffing out a life I guess.
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Hammerheads is along Tamaki Drive on the waterfront of Okahu Bay – about 5 mins from downtown. They have floor to ceiling windows to make full use of the wonderful view of the harbour. You can dine inside or out on the decks. They of course specialize in seafood but also have a range of vegetarian and non-seafood dishes to choose from. The restaurant has been featured in the 'Best of the Best' publications as being 'one of the city's best known restaurants'. They will cater for all types of functions and can seat over 200. There are also small intimate areas for the romantic dining as well. Children are also catered for with their own menu and a games sheet.
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Oracle Mixing JRuby
November 14th, 2007 by Lou
Oracle Mix may be the first production deployment of JRuby, and is certainly the first deployment of JRuby in an Oracle Application Server. I got a chance to meet and talk with Rich Manalang and Jake Kuramoto who have been working on getting the site up. It took a mere two weeks to put the site together and they are quite pleased with the performance they are getting from the humble 2 proc machine they are using.
In true Web 2.0 fashion, befitting Rails users, we hooked up at Oracle Open World via twitter. Jake tweeted his location, a conveniently located watering hole with free wireless Internet.
A lot of our discussion was around bridging the best of Java an Ruby technologies, lowering barriers to developing and deploying web applications, and what role Ruby on Rails may have in Enterprise deployments.
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Suppose we handed you a fresh jurisdiction and made this demand. Suppose you had no experience. Do you say yes?
Oliver Porter was a retired corporate executive, painter, and author. He said yes.
Okay, here's the thing though. We can't pay you. You'll have to volunteer. Also, just as an aside, you have no authority. No funds either. And no staff. You don't even get a City Hall building. Can you do it?
What are the chances you would write up a charter that would execute all city services at half-price your first year? Could you do it with zero debt, no long-term liabilities, and widespread citizen acclaim? Would four other cities in your region ask you for help recreating your model?
Oliver Porter really accomplished all this. He did it by privatizing virtually all government services except police and schools. Oliver reached out to the Seasteading Institute to tell us how it's done.
What Oliver Porter had to say was so surprising, our volunteer podcast technician Alexander Kosma (after nearly choking on his beverage) joined the discussion and asked pointed questions.
Yes, average people really can do governance better. Oliver Porter wants to show us how.
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One of our most staunch seastead legal innovators, author and lawyer Tom W. Bell, explains why he believes the future of legal innovation is in free cities and seasteads. Tom is so dedicated to this possibility, he's been busy drafting the foundational legal code for our Floating City Project and for seastead aquapreneurs.
Will Tom W. Bell be remembered among legal theorists as the John Adams of the Blue Frontier?
If you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other podcasts on our iTunes page. While you're there, how about giving the podcast a five-star review so we can reach more potential seasteaders?
For SeaZones,
Joe Quirk, Seavangelist
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1.) SHELTER: Is it possible to make breakwaters for the open ocean that are durable enough to hold off the strongest of storm surges?
2.) POWER: Can we create a power source a.) produces enough electricity for our needs, b.) is consistent in all weather conditions, and c.) is, ideally, renewable with zero emissions.
This is what the WAVE-E "wave breaker" is designed to provide. WAVE-E is a hybrid wave break wall component and wave energy converter.
The goal is that a wall of WAVE-Es to both create calm seas for a seastead and convert the energy from the waves into renewable energy to more than provide for all of the seasteads needs.
WAVE-E is running an engineering competition to refine the mechanical details, build their first working prototype, and create a computer model that simulates WAVE-E operation in all wave conditions.
The grand prize for the winning engineer, or engineering team, is a 20% equity share in the company. If you are an engineer, or know an engineer who might be interested, you can go to the All Can Rise website to check out the competition details: http://www.allcanrise.com/#!
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Why haven't seasteads been built yet?
Robert Ballard, famous oceanographer who discovered the RMS Titanic, reminds us every time we talk to him that the technology for stability on the high seas is the RV FLIP, which has been repeatedly deployed on the high seas since 1962.
What's with the 54-year delay? Why, asks Bob, did we walk on the moon almost a half century ago, but we haven't built FLIP-like homes on the sea?
The answer is simple. It's still too expensive for a middle-class family.
Our former Managing Director at the Seasteading Institute, Chris Muglia, an experienced seaman, set out to solve that problem. He developed a business plan to radically lower the cost of constructing FLIP-like structures using 3D-printing technology.
Is Chris crazy? I decided to put him on the spot.
I got Chris on the phone with Bob, turned on the recorder, then challenged him to pitch his idea for 3D-printed seasteads to the world's most famous oceanographer. Bob famously told astronaut Buzz Aldrin he was full of baloney on National Geographic TV. If Bob isn't afraid to tell Buzz Aldrin what he really thinks, he'll tell Chris Muglia.
I think you'll be amazed by the results of their conversation.
If you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other podcasts on our iTunes page. While you're there, how about giving the podcast a five-star review so we can reach more potential seasteaders?
For a future of liberation at sea,
Joe Quirk, Seavangelist
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This Free Cities Podcast starts with Anthony Caprio – a former Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy – interviewing Joe Quirk, then the roles switch and Joe interviews him. Anthony tells harrowing stories about minesweeping for the navy. Joe talks about aquapreneurs currently working to develop 3D-printed upside-down seascrapers.
As a former engineering officer, Anthony asks: How will seasteads deal with waves? What materials will seasteads be made of? What industries could pay for the cost of seasteads? Can seasteads provide better healthcare for the US? What about the developing world?
Anthony Caprio, besides his former role in the Navy, has been a headmaster of a private grade school, and a project manager for a large electrical power generation company. He's a writer for The Daily Anarchist and Liberty.me, author of several articles including "Maritime Defense."
Anthony grew up on a cattle ranch, narrates audiobooks, and is a 3D printer hobbyist. He and his wife are raising three amazing kids.
This podcast originally was originally recorded for and published at www.freecitiespodcast.com If you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other Seasteading Today podcasts on our iTunes page.
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I've just returned from an all-expenses paid meeting in Saudi Arabia, where I was invited to present our Floating City Project to an international audience of new city developers and investors. Due to an abundance of investigations, collaborations, and networking this past year and preceding years, I believe we have never been in a better position to launch the first seastead. I have never been more grateful for the professional work done by so many volunteers, especially our lawyers, diplomats, engineers, and entrepreneurs.
However, we need to refill our coffers.
Here's why: In 2013 your generosity allowed us to bank enough donations to last us two years on a tight budget. This allowed me to make a strategic decision. It was time to make the first seastead happen. I requested that our small staff and large community of volunteers focus entirely on the Floating City Project and put off fundraising until necessary.
At our 2015 Board of Directors meeting, I received unanimous approval to press forward with our Floating City Project. Specifically, we all agreed that the strategy to secure an arrangement with a coastal nation to host our development, while authorizing the seastead to have administrative control over its own affairs, is the quickest most realistic path forward to developing the first bonafide seastead.
In Q3 and Q4 of 2015 we submitted proposals to seven nations. We are now engaged in various levels of discussions with four of them. We are developing specific pitches for another dozen nations that we will send out in Q1. It is tenable, that we will arrange for an agreement or legislation to be passed in one or more of these nations in the first half of 2016.
In order to keep the Institute vibrant and to pay for our extensive plans for 2016, I humbly request that you donate now and be among our most important pioneering donors. Donations are tax-deductible in the US.
Our Task Now
To bolster our proposals, we are bringing on additional partners in the fields of aquatic engineering and architecture, aquaculture, law, diplomacy and real estate development. In the new year, in collaboration with our partners, we will double down our efforts with our potential hosts, analyze sea conditions and bathymetry at optimal sites, produce construction plans for the seastead, seek financing, and begin marketing the development of the project. If all goes well, we will be ready to spin off a new company which will be able to start pre-selling units by the end of 2016.
Our Legal Team
We've devoted the past months to working with an innovative group of advisors drafting legislation that we think will be amenable to a host nation, while providing the seastead with adequate autonomy. We now have a draft of legislation for a host nation to pass into law. This high-level work is only possible because of dedicated and brilliant volunteers with extensive legal expertise – specifically I'd like to thank the legal scholars Tom W. Bell and Francesca Galea.
Our Present Challenge
One of the issues we're struggling with is that our our survey questions in 2012 did not foresee our opportunities in 2015. Will seasteaders want to live in remote places like Palau, the Maldives, or Tuvalu? Or would they prefer to live close to major markets in the Mediterranean, Central America, or Asia? My hunch is that likely residents would prefer us to develop a seastead as close to a major market as possible, but I could be wrong. To help answer this question, we will send out a survey next year.
My Extraordinary Trip
I'm excited about my recent experience at the KAEC Forum, organized by King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), in partnership with the New Cities Foundation. I was privileged to present during the Disruptive Ideas portion of the program, and I was delighted by the attention the idea received. The KAEC Forum is a "global leadership exchange among key visionaries, partners and builders of the world's largest and most innovative new city projects. The Forum's chief objective is to generate cohesive strategies for making these cities of the future a sustainable success." The forum was generous enough to sponsor my trip, and I've returned with many new prospects for locations, partners, and investors.
Our Whirlwind Year
My trip to KAEC was one of several expeditions this year seeking out new interest in our project. In 2015, sponsored trips took me to Kathmandu, where I gave a keynote at the Asian Liberty Forum; Austin Texas, where Joe Quirk and I spoke on a panel and lead a workshop about seasteading at the Voice and Exit Conference; Porcfest in New Hampshire, where Joe and I each gave hour-long presentations, his on the future of seasteading, mine on our near-term plans; and Las Vegas, where I gave a presentation to an elite group of technologists. Additionally Joe was brought to an all-expenses-paid exclusive entrepreneurs retreat in the Bahamas. All of these excursions have broadened our network, informed our strategy, and most importantly better positioned us to launch the first floating city.
Joe produced and published seven podcasts this year, and we hosted an architectural design contest to bring in fresh ideas for how to design our sea-city. If you haven't listened to the podcasts or viewed the designs I encourage you to do so.
This Wonderful Community
What excites me most about seasteading isn't the innovative technologies that we will implement. It isn't the environmentally restorative, healthy aquaculture farms we are going to operate. It isn't the ease of business from streamlined regulations. It isn't the liberties of localized, voluntary governance. It's the people. Over the past few years, I have met so many amazing people who gravitate to the seasteading vision. I would have never been privileged to meet these people had I not been fortunate enough to find my way into the Institute. It's the people that inspire me to press forward with our audacious plan.
Thank You!
Before I sign off, I want to make one last pitch for funding. Seasteading is ultimately a community effort. Individuals can already set sail and live free on the seas. But there are few opportunities for communities to pioneer a new way of life on a new frontier. We're not going to build a seastead on donations – the seastead will require major investments. When built, people of modest means will be able to relocate to the floating city and participate in the next great social experiment. We require donations now in order to reach the point where we can feasibly seek investments.
I get excited imagining living in a community where people are drawn to participate because we share some common values and a common vision. I'm guessing you've made it this far into my message because you share that pragmatic idealism with me. Your support is crucial for the Institute to succeed in 2016. We require funding to travel to host nations and pay professionals for their work, and of course we need funds to keep the lights on at our offices. I hope you'll be generous this year and make a donation for our shared goals.
Onward to 2016,
P.S. There are numerous other advisors and ambassadors I owe thanks to, but I didn't want to fill this letter with a long list of names and their associated contributions. You know who you are. Hopefully I've thanked you in person. We greatly appreciate all of the people who have gifted us their time, expertise, and financial support this year.
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This podcast is an excellent primer on the fundamental world view of seasteading. Joe shares and defends several core tenets of why human capacity is better spent pioneering new societies at sea in contrast to trying to change big, old governments through the standard political process.
Susanna resides in Houston, Texas where she co-chaired the National Finance Committee for Ted Cruz's Senate win in 2012. She serves as the treasurer of the Texas Conservative View, and serves on the advisory board of The Texas Review of Law & Politics. Previously she served as Special Counsel to the United States Senate Judiciary Committee, as an Assistant Solicitor General in the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, as well as two years in private practice. She has authored over 75 articles and op-eds for prestigious publications.
She did all this and more, and is raising four children. I'm honored she agreed to join our Board of Directors and provide us insight on policy matters.
If you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other podcasts on our iTunes page.
Randolph Hencken
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Where does law come from? How do people cooperate enough to get law started in the first place?
Did the birth of the modern economy arise from a collapse of Dutch government and the rise of private governance?
How do rules govern civil society in the absence of government? We asked a scholar and a gentleman. Economist Edward Peter Stringham is the author of Private Governance: Creating Order in Economic and Social Life and more than 60 journal articles, book chapters, and policy studies, and he asks:
"What can't private governance do?"
Edward Stringham shows that most of our cherished legal conventions arose with no support from any state. Commercial law, merchant law, tort law, and complex financial transactions evolved amid polycentric legal dynamics that guided commercial activity for centuries before they were later monopolized by state governments.
In fact, private governance continues to create order all around us, especially at sea.
Consider that one quarter of the world economy operates as a stateless black market, and nearly half the earth's surface operates where no state makes a claim, yet 90% of our goods comes from the ocean economy.
How does it all work?
Ed shows us that what's most miraculous about social order is what's going on right in front of our eyes. If you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other podcasts on our iTunes page.
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Dutch architect Koen Olthuis is the co-author of Float! Building on Water to Combat Urban Congestion and Climate Change with David Keuning. Koen founded Waterstudio which designs many components of floating cities, including schools, golf courses, hotels, and even stadiums, and he co-founded Dutch Docklands which plans gorgeous projects for the Maldives. In 2007, Koen was chosen at Time Magazine's "most influential people of the year," and the French magazine Terra Eco chose Koen in 2011 as one of the 100 greenest persons who will change the the world.
Koen Olthuis initiated a project to transform shipping containers into Floating City Apps to upgrade living conditions in coastal slums by providing "plug-and-play" schools, kitchens, health centers, internet cafes, and water purification units.
Should seasteads establish political independence first, and then change the world? Or should floating cities set humanitarian examples, win hearts and minds, and then seek independence? Koen and I discuss the strategies and agree to partner on a shared goal.
I hope you enjoy this discussion as much as I did. And if you subscribe to podcasts on iTunes, you can find this podcast and all of our other podcasts on our iTunes page.
Joe Quirk
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Critics Consensus: Conan the Barbarian is a Bloody Mess
This week at the movies, we've got a heroic strongman (Conan the Barbarian, starring Jason Momoa and Rachel Nichols), pint-sized agents (Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D, starring Jessica Alba and Joel McHale), scary neighbors (Fright Night, starring Anton Yelchin and Colin Farrell), and part-time lovers (One Day, starring Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess). What do the critics have to say? The 1982 Conan the Barbarian became a seminal entry in the sword-and-sorcery subgenre, maiking Arnold Schwarzenegger a star in the process. And although critics say Jason Momoa does his best with the title role, this new Conan the Barbarian eschews pulpy swashbuckling for non-stop action.Back to Article


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Many thanks to the local media for their coverage of the Dawson County Fair and in particular, the 4-H shows and events. The stories and great pictures document the 4-H'ers efforts in one of the most visible activities of their 4-H year. In all, nearly 2,700 separate entries were exhibited.
We also appreciate the Ag Society members and staff for their wonderful support. They, along with all the 4-H'ers, parents, superintendents, judges, ring men, emcees and fair goers make "County Fair" such a memorable experience.
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How they are getting away with charging soldiers that make barely $25,000 a year $88 a month is ridiculous, especially since the service is so poor. Another site I was at used USCOMZ, and the internet there was $60.00 a month-and I still thought that was ridiculous for how slow that was over there. There are so many people over here that their only way and time to call home is from their rooms-and SniperHill has disappointed myself (and many people I know) in more ways than one, and if I wouldn't know how to sleep at night if I were ripping people off as bad as they are.
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I just want to say thanks to the moms who recommended the Thomas the Train electric toothbrush! My son is brushing three times a day and would do more if I let him. It was a shock to see how much he likes it. It was a daily battle to brush once a day before. Wish we had gotten it months ago.
Loves electric toothbrush - eager to brush now!
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yup, i got one too, it's a little too big for his mouth but he still loves it
My 2 year old uses the Colegate Spongebob one! Best thing ever - it really solved our toothbrushing issues with him last year. If DD starts putting up a fight, she'll get one too but for now she's doing good with a regular one.
Really? I can't believe they like it so much! I would think my son would be afraid of an electric toothbrush. Interesting. How much do they cost?
"Be careful how you speak to your children. One day it will become their inner voice." - Peggy O'Mara
Are you letting your June bug use an electric toothbrush or your older children? My lo loves brushing her teeth with a regular brush, but Grandma let her use her electric one once and she loved it, I wanted to get her one but they all say 3 yrs and up on the package, so I decided to wait. (thought it might scratch their enamel)
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I haven't bought one for DD yet because she is doing fine with a regular toddler brush. We opted for the electric brush (the one we bought just vibrates - doesn't spin) because my first was refusing to brush his teeth around this age. Once we got him that - he loved to brush his teeth. The colegate ones run about $6-7 at Target/Walmart. The Spongebob colegate one has a small round head so it easily fit into his mouth and it has soft bristles. I believe for their children's battery powered toothbrushes, the age is 2 and up.
I bought the Thomas the Train one too, but my DS was scared of it. Any tips on how to get him to put it in his mouth?
EDD 6/28/10 It's a boy!!!
I would just use it without turning it on just so he gets used to holding it and what it feels like. It's much heavier than a regular brush so maybe that has something to do with it also. Maybe let him play with it outside of toothbrushing time? Maybe teach him how to turn it on and off himself just to make it interesting and show him that he can control it? Maybe give him the choice of using a regular brush or the vibrating one...and (in theory) he might come around to liking it instead (especially if you make a big deal about it and make it out to be the coolest, best thing ever). Maybe try different flavors of toothpaste?
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There were 54 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday. At that time, there were 1,487 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
Weapons arrest: A man brandished a sawed-off shotgun during a family dispute in the 900 block of East Second Street about 2:30 p.m. Sunday and was apprehended by responding officers shortly afterward on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard near the Union Pacific railroad tracks still in possession of the weapon, officers said. Police arrested Steven Martinez, 20, on suspicion of brandishing and weapons violations.
Man shot: A 33-year-old man first reported he was shot from out of nowhere while walking near Pine and California streets about 8:25 p.m. Sunday, then changed his story to say he was shot by someone "trusted," officers said. Police considered him an "uncooperative" victim. He was taken to a hospital for treatment of a non-life-threatening gunshot wound.
Assault with deadly weapon: A man reported he was walking in front of a market in the 1800 block of Monte Diablo Avenue about 6:40 a.m. Monday when his wife drove up in a white Ford Mustang, got out and an argument ensued. The woman cut her husband on the right side of his face with a "toothbrush razor" - causing a very small laceration - before fleeing in an unknown direction, police said. They said they are looking for Hillary Holt, 27, described as a transient.
Robbery arrest: A 27-year-old woman was withdrawing money from an ATM in the 300 block of North El Dorado Street at 8:47 p.m. Sunday when a man approached from behind, demanded the cash and grabbed it from her hand. A witness pushed the man, causing him to drop the cash before he fled, with the victim and witness following. Officers said they found the robber. They arrested Billy Cook, 49, on suspicion of robbery.
The California Highway Patrol did not provide an incident report Monday.
The Stockton Fire Department responded to 92 calls for service in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday, including four vehicle accidents, 70 medical calls and one structure fire.
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|Determination of Phosphorus Oontent in Steels Using Flow Injection into an Argon-Water Carrier for Inductively Coupled Plasma- MassSpectrometry
|Gómez Coedo, Aurora; Dorado López, María Teresa; Padilla, Isabel; Alguacil, Francisco José
|Phosphorus determination;
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|ISIJ International 37 (9), 878-884 (1997)
|This paper describes a methodology for the determination of phosphorus in steels using argon-water carrier, in flow injection with Inductively Coupled PlasmaMassSpectrometry. "P is a monoisotopic element and its determination, at very low levels, is very difficult due to contamination probiems and interference inherent in the plasmaandsolvents. Theseunduly raise the backgroundbeing necessary asamplepretreatment step to achieve the required contents. To dissolve the samples in this study, a microwavedigestion system wasapplied to minimize the samplepreparation time, the quantities of reagents and the risk of contamination. Amercury cathode electrolysis wasused for performing a rapid matrix removal/analyte enrichment. The use of an argon-water stream as carrier yielded an enhancementin sensitivity and the detection limit was improved by a factor of approximately 2.5 whencomparedwith that experienced using flow injection into an all-water carrier. Optimization of the operating conditions for the argon-water flow injection and for Inductively Coupled Plasma MassSpectrometer, were selected with respect to the peak height sensitivity and wer~ found to be dependent on the nebulizer gas flow-rate, the radio frequency power, the sample injection volume and the carrier flow-rate. The detection limit based on a sample rate of 0.02g m/~1 was 0.4 ,g ' g~1 andthe relative standard deviations at IOOandIO,lg ' /1 Psolution were2.0 and150/0 respectively. Data are presented for 3Standard Reference Materials: JSS003-2, (from Japaneselron and Steel Certified Reference Materials); and ECRM~285-1 and 278-1 (from Bureau of Analysed SampiesLTD).
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They are sitting on the price, waiting out your patience.
Hold your resolve. Hold your shares.
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when I said the financing deal in Aug was one of the worst, it wasn't just that we long term holders were getting a 30% haircut no matter what. It was also because of this type of stock trading that will keep EXEL a bad name to trade at least for the short term. If you were financing the offering you would participate in both the common share buying and the convertible at 5.5. Since the stock was a 4.25 you would short the share at anything above 4.25-to 5.5 and make money to pay for the convertible part of the deal. When EXEL hit 5.5, a predictable massive shorting began. When it hits near 4.25, buying will start again. This cycle will go on until the financiers will make money to pay for the financing. In the meantime retail investors will be burned and won't touch the stock for a while. On the sideline is the other shortshort action that will prey on the weak demand and the possibility of another shoe dropping, bad news, stupid management etc. Don't know how long it will take financiers to make money to pay for the financing but this yoyo won't go away until the stock will well above 5.5 with some real news. When you trade or invest in comp like EXEL that is in the pockets of GS and the ilks expect to be shafted.
Well one guy on this board gets it Thank you.!
Exactly. Feurstein practically plagiarized Chilling's message board post right off this board, a day or two later.
You continue to underestimate the damage done by MM in the recent share offering. All trust is gone. The participants of the last offering are simply using any positive news as an opportunity to sell into strength. They want to take their easy money and get away from MM as fast as they can. Just wait until Cabo is approved for MTC, you will see some serious selling then. Short of a buyout offer or Comet trial victories, this stock is going nowhere. And, unfortunately, any buyout, no matter how sweet it would be for the shareholders, must be accomplished over the objection of MM. He will not give up the salary and prestige of being CEO of an awesome drug without a fight.
In as much as I may be underestimating MMM's megalomania, I don't think I am underestimating Cabo's potential. A couple years ago, I recognized the promise of MET inhibition in cancer therapy, and began investing accordingly.
To date, Cabo has displayed such an unprecedented level of overall benefit over such a broad range of cancers that it has become one of my favorites. I don't see yet that it has an equal amongst comparable METi class TKI's...
...and it's effect on bone mets puts it in a class by itself.
I'm not necessarily advising others to hold, I'm just suggesting that there are those that would bully you out of your shares by manipulating SP - which is precisely what I see taking place w/ EXEL.
In two years time, I expect MMM will have little to do w/ Cabo. He'll be history. His path to self-destruction will be his own hand-written obituary. CEO's come & go...but Cabo's data is building a legacy in MET -class inhibition therapy.
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You are singing yesterday's tune.
From Saturday's PR:
"All 24 BRAFi-naïve patients evaluable for tumor responses had a decrease in tumor size from baseline, however, further follow-up is required to determine the confirmed objective response rate."
"Exelixis is entitled to an initial equal share of U.S. profits and losses, which will decrease as sales increase, and will share equally in the U.S. marketing and commercialization costs. "
"Roche has disclosed that it intends to evaluate the combination of vemurafenib with GDC-0973 versus vemurafenib in a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled Phase III trial in previously untreated patients with BRAFV600 mutation positive, unresectable locally advanced or metastatic melanoma."
Sudden need for $200 million more in cash (e.g. the offering of which you complain.)
Notice also that the Roche combo study has been flying under the radar as it has been given almost no mention in the previous EXEL conference calls. Neither was it mentioned in the Adam Feurerstein short thesis article that came out before ASCO. Neither was it mentioned in the complaints about the offering on this board. Yet from how I look at things half the US rights for an effective drug against melanoma doubles the value of this company. The guy who seems to get it is Ernie on this board.
Warrants and this Convert offering are not the same.
If I buy a stock offering at say X with warrants to buy 1 share for every 2 of the offering at X + 70 cents, then I put out zero dollars for the warrants (the company just gives them to me to entice me to give them some cash they desperately need.) If then I short the shares at X + 2 bucks and the stock goes to X + 1 I cover and keep the warrants. If it goes to X+3 and I want out I buy the warrants and make 1.30 in profits. There was no way I could lose. This is a classic death spiral financing however it does not always lead to death. ARIA, for instance did almost exactly what I am describing above at 1.50ish (warrants at 2.10ish) and today is about $24. Viable drugs in big markets trump all else.
Converts don't work the same way. First. if I was the buyer, I paid money for them up front and they pay interest so are worth income which offsets any play that requires me to sell them to someone (this creates some risk for me whatever I do.) Second, the converts can not be converted to stock until 2019 (which means if I have to sell, I have to make a market with someone at some undetermined price, creating risk.) Third, their value is capped because EXEL can buy them back without converting them to stock. Fourth, if the company goes belly up the converts are not worth much (which is what you may be betting on if you go short.) Fifth, if I sell them out while EXEL is going up rapidly in price I have probably cost myself some $ relative to NPV of the converts. Because of these considerations, there is a good chance of making a fool of yourself by mindlessly shorting EXEL (with now two likely viable molecules.)
Sell to me my friends, for I am scaling in again after selling out at 5.35. This time I will be looking for a higher selling price than that and am "willing" to be an "investor" instead of trader (i.e. I may wait months instead of weeks to sell out, LOL)...
very good post, unfortunately for MM if this POS keeps trading the way it is, he soon will have no company to be CEO for....and I will also like to know where the hell is the BOD in all of this, don't they see all the bad decisions that the useless CEO has taken so far? They are not hurt by the damage that has been done to the stock price since the guy has been in command....?


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I found this website from a web search. My customer wanted a picture gallery on their website. AddOnStreet did not supply a trial of the component so I purchased and downloaded Quick Gallery. The instructions are simple. I added the photos and from the first preview, the component did not look like the website demo. When I hit refresh, the thumbnails broke and spread all over the page. I resized the photos and edited the component. It looked, not great but okay. My customer previewed the site and the Quick Gallery bugged again and put thumbnails all over the page.
My customer sent me a screenshot of the AddOnStreet.com thumbnail bug and asked me to get a different gallery control. I deleted the AddOnStreet component and found a different one. After that, I contacted AddOnStreet and asked for a refund. Their website says they will give you money back if you do not "love" their controls. That is the first lie. The indian fellow who is AddOnStreet, Grupta is rude and obnoxious.
He did not offer to help me, refund my money and instead insulted me accusing me of lying. My creditcard company refunded the money but, Gupta is a swindler and I would not recommend his company to someone I don't like. It is that bad. Avoid Thief on street. He acts like it is a company but, it is one con artist in India. He WILL NOT refund your money once he gets his hands on it. Avoid AddOnStreet.com if you don't like hassles and buggy software. I know now why he does not have trial demos of his components. Nobody would give him money once they try his junk products.
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 02/12/2014 09:30 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/AddOnStreetcom/Select-StateProvince/AddOnStreetcom-Does-not-honor-Money-Back-Guarantee-India-1123038. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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