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Red Dragon Cartel – "Deceived"
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The following announcement has been posted on the Legacy blog:
As you may know, Legacy Charting's Pre-Release Edition will expire on June 15, 2008. When you installed Legacy 7.0 Deluxe edition, Legacy was supposed to "override" the Pre-Release edition of Legacy Charting with the Deluxe edition of Legacy Charting. Well…it didn't. We've identified the small glitch and have corrected it.
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* The overall friendliness of the people - There where so many instances of random kindness towards us, such as people walking many minutes out of their way to make sure we found our way.
* Feeling Safe - There wasn't really a time we felt threatened or unsafe and there was usually little to no police presence. All this in one of the largest and densest cities in the world. We could leave our bags unattended and no one would even think about stealing them. Shop owners go for lunch and don't lock the doors.
*Good cheap food- Some of the best meals we had cost only 5,000 won ($4.50) Noodles or rice with a variety of marinated vegetables, most the time served spicy. Also BBQ in Korea is cheap and delicious and is a do it yourself activity in which they bring your choice of marinated meat to the table which has a small coal fire burning in the middle where you can cook the meat and flavor it at our disposal
* Natural beauty- Most of Korea is Mountainous but the reality small size of the peaks makes it easy to get around to many great hiking spots. We were lucky enough to be there in autumn to see the foliage which was unlike anything we had seen before.
Things I wont miss about Korea:
* The Crowds - It wasn't always present but Seoul has many places where you can really feel the millions of people that are around you. Some of the hiking trails have lines that make it so that it takes an hour to walk a mile.
* The Smells - Whether it was decaying fish or sewage there was always something stinky in the air.
* Random Tentacles- Sometimes you think you ordered some vegetarian fried rice when sure enough there is half an octopus swimming inside your bowl.
Top Memories:
* Jeju Island - This volcanic island is a great place to spend a weekend
* Mount Sorak- We visited here during the peak week for fall foliage
* DMZ tour- very interesting and scary.
* WWOOFING- We lived on a farm in the countryside for a week
* Mara's Parents- It was great to visit with them for two whole months
* Friends Visiting- Two of our friends, Sandy and Zoe, came all the Korea and stayed with us for a week each.
* Daytrips to Seoul- We really enjoyed the close proximity to this huge and interesting city


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This basic breathing exercise will only take you about 7 minutes. The tape begins with some simple instructions for you to follow. Even as you are listening to the instructions, continue to breathe in a slow and relaxed way. You will be guided through a body scan. You may find that this exercise helps you to fall asleep more easily. Remember that anytime you try something new, you need practice before you develop a comfort level with the activity. This is true with relaxation exercises, as well. Practice when you can, knowing that your ability to relax will improve with time. Taking the time to practice this exercise consistently and at least daily can be beneficial. In a matter of weeks you should be able to command your whole body to become stress free by eliciting the relaxation response by simple self-instruction. The breathing script is taken from chapter 11 of The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook, 5th edition, by Martha Davis, Elizabeth Eshelman and Matthew McKay.
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This exercise will take you less than 6 minutes. It can be down while sitting in a chair, or standing. It is perfect for when you are sitting at the computer, perhaps working on a paper, and begin to feel tension in your neck and shoulders.
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Mice that could not make or metabolize the sugar gained less than normal mice
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Mice lacking the ability to metabolize fructose don't gain nearly as much weight as normal mice do, researchers report September 10 in Nature Communications.
Fructose, which some people blame for the obesity epidemic and its related health crises (SN: 6/1/13, p. 22), shows up in high-fructose corn syrup and in table sugar, or sucrose. The body also makes home-grown fructose by modifying glucose in a process involving an enzyme called aldose reductase.
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Anyone else gotten any Xfractors with a small gap in the uhh patterning? It essentially causes a line across the whole card. I can provide a scan tonight if that's not clear, but was just wondering if anyone else had seen this. Should I send it back for a replacement?
I've seen this a number of times over the years. Pretty sure it's just an occasional defect.
Depending on the value of the xfractor it's probably not worth replacing.
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PUEBLO, Colo. - Pueblo Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's assistance locating two men accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint.
The alleged crime happened Friday evening in the parking lot of the Kmart in the 3900 block of West Northern Avenue.
Pueblo Police say that two men approached a woman as she exited the Kmart store around 7:30 p.m. One suspect pointed a gun at the victim and demanded her purse. The victim complied and both suspects ran away to an apartment complex parking lot on Vinewood.
Witnesses chased the suspects until they got into the backseat of a black Hyundai Elantra (or similar vehicle) with tinted windows and partial license plate numbers 086. The suspects drove away and still have not been found.
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Former policeman and two-time Napier City Council candidate Stuart McLachlan has been found guilty of an assault on a Lotto shop worker in March of last year.
Judge Bridget Mackintosh delivered her verdict in the Hastings District Court yesterday afternoon following a Judge-alone hearing on the matter last Tuesday.
The court heard McLachlan went to a Havelock North Lotto shop on March 9 and attempted to purchase a ticket.
He was $1.20 short but refused to give the ticket back resulting in the victim going around to the other side of the counter and attempting to stop him from leaving the store without paying for the ticket in full.
She was pushed through the door by McLachlan.
McLachlan's lawyer alleged his client was only attempting to get to the New World next door where a friend would lend him the $1.20.
Judge Mackintosh said there was pushing back and forth as McLachlan attempted to move towards the supermarket but in her opinion McLachlan went "too far" when he took the Lotto ticket and shoved it down the front of the victim's shirt.
"In my view the defendant went too far when, in an angry state, he pulled out the complainant's top and stuffed the Lotto ticket down it with such force it became lodged in her bra."
She said the action was evidence of use of "unreasonable force" in the circumstances.
"This was the action of an angry man who was abusive and spitting."
McLachlan's lawyer indicated he would be filing an application for discharge without conviction before sentencing next month.
McLachlan first appeared in court last August and twice turned down diversion.
He applied to have his name suppressed during campaigning for the Napier City Council last September but the application was declined by Judge Tony Adeane. McLachlan was not elected to the council.
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Ethics and Morality
The Virtuous Cycle: Pay It Forward
In this interview, neuroeconomist Paul Zak discusses a possible biological basis for morality and then puts it in the larger context of moral absolutes.
Moral Individualism
As a new generation prepares to face the world, it's clear that they have taken seriously their parents' postmodern teachings on morality.
Source of Morality
Morality is a system of principles of conduct to which humans conform. Presently there is little agreement about which such principles to follow.
Memory Blockers: Lest We Remember
While many struggle with the fear of losing their memories, others would dearly love to be able to forget.
Who's Sorry Now?
The concept of forgiveness, particularly forgiving those who are not truly sorry for the wrong they have perpetrated, raises ethical questions.
Tales of the Light-Fingered Gentry
The practice of "lifting" is an ancient but also a very current problem that is not only (or even mainly) restricted to the criminal element.
The idea of a moral basis for behavior is uniquely human. Morality implies that we bring judgment to our decisions.
The Teaching of Moral Values
The school system has not only changed with the times in regard to the teaching of morality, but has openly advocated a more moral relativistic approach.
Guardrails for Human Conduct
There are many sides of democracy, but perhaps in an election year it is worthwhile noting one aspect of democracy that very much shapes our lives.
Society's Primary Socializing Agents
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Claiming New Zealand's education system is not world class because some students are struggling is simplifying the problem, a Western Bay principal says.
"I'm sure that every system achieving well in the world can point to groups that are under-achieving," president of the Western Bay of Plenty Principals' Association Robert Hyndman said.
"One of the only ones that doesn't have that is Finland, which is a monocultural group."
Secretary for education Lesley Longstone has drawn criticism after saying New Zealand cannot claim to have a world class education system until achievement levels for students across the board are raised.
"The system is still under-performing for Maori and Pasifika learners and learners from communities with significant social and economic challenges," she wrote in the ministry's annual report.
"While our education system continues to under-perform for these learners, we are not entitled to call ourselves world class."
Just last week, Education Minister Hekia Parata boasted that our education system was among the best in the world, in reference to World Teachers' Day.
Mr Hyndman, who is principal of Brookfield School, said Ms Longstone's comments reflected a wider issue.
"Maori and Pacific Island [students] are under-achieving compared with other groups."
However, links to socio-economic circumstances in these under-achieving groups should not be ignored, he said.
"Those groups have been identified because they can be, in terms of ethnicity. [But] you've got to dig into the data a lot deeper.
"Obviously her opinion is that you can't be a world class system unless you have no groups doing less well than others.
"It's probably not shared by others in the education sector," he said
Ms Longstone's statement has riled sector groups.
"It's unduly harsh ... New Zealand does have a world class education system," Secondary Principals' Association president Patrick Walsh said.
Ms Longstone's comments ignored the real issue that many learners were struggling with, he said.
The release of national standards data showed under-achievement was greater at low decile schools in lower socio-economic areas.
"It's not the education system but poverty which is the cause of the under-achievement."
Mr Walsh also warned that Ms Longstone's statement could devalue the reputation of New Zealand schools overseas, making it difficult to recruit international students.
The report is the latest cause of friction between teachers and state education officials.
Proposed Canterbury school mergers, problems with the new teachers' payroll system, publication of national standards data and Ms Parata's comments about the poor pronunciation of Maori and Pasifika names in schools have all been sore points for teachers in recent weeks.
Educational Institute president Ian Leckie said teachers had taken offence at the latest comments.
"It's unbecoming of someone leading New Zealand's education system to actually be downgrading its own effectiveness and the success of all the work that thousands and thousands of teachers and support staff do out there."
According to OECD data, New Zealand is fourth in the world in reading and rates highly for maths and science, he said. "There are areas that we do need to focus on."
Ms Longstone said yesterday her comments referred to the entire education system, not to teacher performance.


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Nobodies at Home!? Jag Panzer
By Noel Black On October 27, 2010 · 1 Comment · In A Big Something, Awesome, Interviews, Local Genius!, Local Heroes, Local History, Music, Pikes Peak
It's hard to believe that local power metal band Jag Panzer is still at it after almost 30 years. According to their website, they're recording a new album—Scourge of the Light—due out in February of 2011.
Wait, what's that you say?… You've never heard of Jag Panzer?
Whether you like this kind of music or not, you'd think the fact that Jag Panzer is probably the biggest band ever to come out of Colorado Springs in terms of album sales and international fame (see interview below) would earn them some modicum of respect here in the Pikes Peak region. Alas, few have even heard of them.
Here's hoping that finally changes!
Power metal has had a resurgence in recent years with the popularity of bands like Dragonforce. The sheer virtuosity of the theatrical, often campy, metal laced with "mystical, fantasy-based themes," and the classically-influenced musicianship alone is hard to deny. Jag Panzer even made an entire concept album—Thane to the Throne— based on Macbeth. If that's not enough to convince you, well…
Check out this video (featuring Chris Broderick, now guitarist for Megadeth for some hot Pikes Peak power metal action.
And here's a brief interview with founding guitarist Mark Briody I did in 2001 shortly after the release of their album Mechanized Warfare.
Noel Black: When did you first realize you had a big following in Europe?
Mark Briody: We did our first record when we were high school students in the early '80s. We went to Harrison. I didn't even drive then. My mom used to take me to the recording studio. Even back then we started getting letters from Europe. Everything was letter-driven in the underground metal scene back then. People sent fliers for tours. And even back then there was much more interest from Europe. We finally made it over there in 1996. The response was quite a bit better than we get over here.
NB: I've heard stories of you guys getting mobbed by women in Germany, huge sell-out crowds …
MB: [Laughter] Not by women! I mean we're a pretty well-known heavy metal band. We sell about 75,000 copies of our records worldwide, and any kid over there who's into heavy metal has heard of us. We're in all the stores and all the magazines. It's pretty common, for example, if we're eating at a Burger King over there, to get people coming over asking for guitar picks and autographs. It's a weird culture shock.
NB: You guys play "traditional" [power] metal. Is that why you have a bigger following in Europe?
MB: Three of us in the band grew up together, and metal back then meant: a really good vocalist, a really good lead guitar player, and sort of mystical, fantasy-based themes. And that started changing in America with bands like Van Halen. Europe didn't really go that direction. I don't mind a Van Halen CD now and then, but I can't motivate myself to write a song about partying at a beach.
NB: Given your success in Europe, did the band ever think about moving there?
MB: Well, we moved to L.A. right out of high school, and it was disastrous. Here in Colorado Springs we do our own thing. There's no local pressure for us to conform to any sound. People don't even know who we are here, or what we do. We have complete artistic freedom here.
NB: What is it like to go to Europe and play in front of huge crowds and come back to Colorado Springs?
MB: We jokingly call it Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp. You've got a tour bus and road crew, stage manager, etc. And it's a completely different lifestyle while you're over there. It's disappointing not to have much of a following here in the States. There's zero support.
NB: When your first album, Ample Destruction, came out in the mid-'80s, did you guys feel like you had a shot at fame?
MB: We thought we had a real shot in '83 and '84. We had a lot of major labels coming out to see us. And then they started saying things like: "We wish you guys looked a little more like Bon Jovi." That was when we knew we were going to be pretty much underground. I write what I want to write, and play what I want to play. But I don't have a punk attitude where the music absolutely has to be underground. I mean, if people want to buy it, that's cool.
Here's one more video (and you can listen to more songs at their website HERE):
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Europe vs. U.S. — weird.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, N.Y., Aug. 16.--W. Charles Lipe, a wealthy manufacturer of Syracuse, his wife and the captain of their speed boat, the Giggle, are believed to have been lost when the boat crashed at high speed into a sightseeing boat on the St. Lawrence, a mile from here, tonight.
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I recently had bathroom re-done about 2 months ago, had a shower bath put in. There was a shelf above the bath area before, which has now been tiled over because the shower is now in that area. Walked into the bathroom the few days ago and had a strong smell of mould. So on inspection found that the grout had sort of dissolved away and water was getting in under the metal strip on corner of shelf. have removed tiles on the shelf and found mould. So have sprayed with polycell mould killer.
But i would like to know how to prevent this happening again.
the guy who did it just made the shelving from plasterboard by the looks of it and then put the tiles adhesive and grout on top of the plasterboard.
Was this the right way of doing it? do i need to just re-tile again and make sure alot of grout is put on, or even silicone sealant?
help please. :(
You have a problem----The shelf and the walls around it should have been water proofed---
Tiles and grout are not going to keep water form reaching the backer board or the 'glue' that holds the tiles in place.
Proper installation--Durrock or Hardibacker or other backer that is unaffected by moisture.
Then waterproofing--Paint on --like Redguard or Hydroban--or a surface membrane--like schluters Ditra.
Then a 'glue that is unaffected by moisture---Thinset--in the powdered form---Never the tile mastic
in a bucket----that stuff will dissolve when water gets past the grout,and it always does.--Mike--
Having a shelf in this location is ill advised. You're just asking for one issue after the other. You could minimize this by following the advice given previously. I would also install a single piece of stone on the base to reduce the joints.
The guy who did the shower, and used sheetrock in a wet area, shouldn't even own tools. Without the proper base, all the pretty tiling will be short lived.
Water has probably gotten in behind the wall below. I would remove the escutcheon plate and look in there for more mold.
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Agree with all above, those CSL's do look good IMHO.
Maybe try a touch lower and also space them out a little?
Agree with all above, those CSL's do look good IMHO.
Maybe try a touch lower and also space them out a little?
Had lots of comments, quite pleased at the response in such a short time.
I do like the wheels and i did consider either lowering springs or coilovers as i love the slammed look but i was thinking 19's would look the best
But i doo like the idea of spacers, and maybe having rears a little wider than the fronts?
19 inch wheels are the Best. On the right car! A Coupe, Might be able to pull them off, But a Cab or Four Door you are pushing the limits of sensibility!
ie. the car tramlines like fook! The cd changer jumps everytime you run over a ripple on the road, and it is VERY! VERY! expensive to replace the rubber!
What you want is optical enhancement, which with your wheels would require a small amount of spacing so the wheel fills the arch and looks aggressive!
Good Luck, Dunk
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Bratty aka dunk has helped me loads with choosing rims for my motor now just gotta call the insurance peeps
But yeah the cd player did skip loads in mine with 17" alloys but I have a sub but I've now fitted a aux cable in replacement but yeh lowering should be your first call, if after that you feel 19s are the best then go for it
I'm hopefully getting lowered around 40mm and 19" csl reps on mine decided against upgrading lol long story....
I think I'm ranting :0 lol anyways....
Drop it then do the rims, that way you can make the best disission
bratty (29-04-2011)
My 2 pence.....I like the one's you have on there at the moment dude
is there anyone on here that could maybe do me a photoshop? lower my car about 40mm and do my wheels in black with polished rim?
Be very grateful as i have a mate that does powder coating so thats an idea
Cud do it for you mate but ain't home till Sunday if that is any good
Keep them wheels mate. They look good on the car! Get it lowered a little bit and tinted windows ... DONE
im wanting someone to photoshop it, black wheels with polished lip, lowered 40mm and blacked out windows
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Wow. What cool pictures- thank you for sharing them. Im amazed at the different colors of pollen that are out there. Watching our bees this weekend, there was some that was bright yellow, pale yellow, and even an almost fluorescent orange!
Great pictures. love the hive set up.
very nice thanks for sharing
"Bee Culture" had a great magazine cover photo a couple years ago of various pollen and colors in comb. Was beautiful. Anyone have access to that photo to post?


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Ravens 20-17
Pittsburgh 9 NEW YORK JETS
The Jets are coming off of a bye week, but come to think of it they are coming off of a bye year. It will make no difference in this game at all. The Steelers are rolling right now, and the Jets are not going to get in their way. The Jets are vying for the number one pick in the April draft, and the way they are going right now. they are in pretty good shape.
Steelers 31-16
Tampa Bay 3 ATLANTA
Seeing the Bucs faovored is unusual, but they are playing the Falcons. They are coming off a bye week too, but they probably didn't need it to prepare for the Falcons, who are still not very good despite winning last week. The Bucs aren't that good either, but are the better team here. I will take them on the road.
Bucs 23-14
CINCINNATI 3 Arizona
The Bengals finally won last week, of course because I didn't pick them. They still have a lot of work to do though, and they aren't very good. Neither are the Cardinals, though they did upset the Lions last week. This is a tough call, and was a candidate for Stinker of the Week. I will go with Cincinnati though, I guess just because they are at home.
Bengals 33-27
PHILADELPHIA 10 1/2 Miami
This is a lot of points for Philadelphia, considering they have not played well this year. Neither have the Dolphins, who have been awful. Ricky Williams was just reinstated, so the Dolphins have a big decision to make regarding his future. Ok, not really. I don't like the big points here, but I have to give them though. I think the Dolphins will win, just not this week.
Eagles 35-14
DALLAS 11 Washington
The Cowboys are playing real well, and I don't see how the trend will not continue this week. The Redskins, as usual, never play consistent ball. The Cowboys are fighting with the Packers for the number one seed in the NFC, and I don't see too many problems here, even though the points are high. I will give them anyway.
Cowboys 27-13
New Orleans 1 HOUSTON
Just when everyone thought the Saints were clawing their way back into the playoff chase, they look bad last week against a winless Rams team. The Texans had a bye week, which they needed. This is a tough call, because the Texans play pretty decent at home. I will take the Saints though. They are a pretty good team, and right now the Texans are not.
Saints 24-21
GREEN BAY 10 Carolina
I don't like the points here, but right now it is very tough to go against the Packers. I think everyone thought they would have lost a couple of games by now, but they keep proving everybody wrong. One thing the Panthers have proven is that they aren't very good. The Packers shouldn't have too many problems here.
Packers 31-17
St. Louis 3 SAN FRANCISCO
The Rams win won game and all of a sudden they are the favorite. The are playing the 49ers though, who had all sorts of promise at the beginning of the year but right now are playing badly. I don't think the Rams have a right to be favored over anybody, but most will tell you that they aren't as bad as they have been playing. The 49ers might be.
Rams 26-16
SEATTLE 6 Chicago
The Seahawks are a tough team to figure out. They lose to a mediocre team, but then crush someone else, no matter how bad the team. The Bears are not that tough to figure out. Their offense stinks. I don't really think Seattle is that great, but last week's win against a division rival might propel them to a few more wins. I am not sure about the Bears, but I am pretty confident they will lose this game.
Seahawks 30-20
New England 14 1/2 BUFFALO
This game got changed to prime time, but that tells you how the rest of the games look. I think this one will be pretty good though. And I actually like the Bills to cover. The Patriots are the much better team, and are coming off of a bye week, but the Bills lately have been playing very well. I think the points are very high for a home underdog, and I think Buffalo is up for the challenge.
Patriots 31-20
DENVER 2 1/2 Tennessee
The Titans are right in the thick of the playoff chase in the AFC, but the Broncos really are not. They did win last week, but I don't think it is enough to right the ship. The ship is starting to get right in Tennessee. I am not sure about the playoffs this year, but may be next. I like Tennessee here as an underdog.
Tennessee 21-17
New York Giants 2 1/2 DETROIT
This would have been a better choice if even one of these teams won last week, but that didn't happen. It might still be the best game on the board though. The Giants losing streak did come to an end last week, but they are still playoff bound. The Lions should be too despite the slip last week. Neither team will make it very far though. This is another game that no matter who I pick, I will be wrong. I'll take the Giants though.
Giants 26-23
MINNESOTA 6 Oakland
This might not have been Stinker of the Week had Adrian Peterson not gotten hurt last week. But he did, and now Minnesota might not be able to score any points. Neither will the Raiders, who aren't very good either. They are also fighting for the number one pick, but hopefully they will do a better job of picking than they did last year. I guess I will take Minnesota at home, but I am not too confident of the pick.
Vikings 17-10
Record for Week 10: 4-9-1 ( 6-8 without the spread )
Record Through Week 10: 61-75-8 (87-57 without spread )
Game of the Week Record: 6-4
Stinker of the Week Record: 4-6
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Motorists gritting their teeth as they fill up at the pump are finding more reason for consternation. AAA says gas prices have hit a new record of more than $3.07 a gallon for regular unleaded. That's up almost a penny from just Sunday, and above the previous record before that set after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005. The peak driving season hasn't even begun yet. The government last week reported that gasoline inventories rose slightly last week, but remain low by historic standards.
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The annual sales tax holiday would shift from the first weekend in August to the third weekend of the month under a bill approved today by the Texas Senate. Senator Rodney Ellis of Houston says his plan is designed to move the sales tax holiday closer to the new school year start date–now the fourth Monday in August. The sales tax holiday exempts certain clothing, shoes, socks and underwear from sales tax for a three-day period.
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|Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Competition, Copyright and Related Rights (Neighboring Rights), Enforcement of IP and Related Laws, Genetic Resources, Geographical Indications, Industrial Designs, Industrial Property, IP Regulatory Body, Layout Designs of Integrated Circuits, Patents (Inventions), Plant Variety Protection, Trade Names, Trademarks, Traditional Cultural Expressions, Traditional Knowledge (TK), Transfer of Technology, Undisclosed Information (Trade Secrets), Utility Models
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'In the 'Final Provisions' of the Act, it is stated that: 'the present Act, because of its special character, takes precedence over any other with which it may conflict.
Under Article 378 of the above mentioned Act, all laws and regulations which conflict with it are revoked and, in particular, the following legislation which was subsequently notified to the Council for TRIPS by Note 4-7-16-98 of April 1, 1998, Annex 1:
(1) Copyright Act, published in Official Journal No. 149 of August 14, 1976 ; Supreme Decree No. 2821 (on phonogram producers) published in Official Journal No. 735 of December 20, 1978 ; together with the amendment contained in Law No. 161 (Musical Piracy Act) published in Official Journal No. 984 of July 22, 1992; and Regulations of the Copyright Act published in Official Journal No. 495 of December 30, 1977 ; and all other relevant Executive Decrees or Ministerial Decisions which in any way conflict or are incompatible with the provisions of the new Act.
(2) Trademarks Act published in Official Journal No. 194 of October 18, 1976;
(3) Exclusive Exploitation Patent Act published in Official Journal No. 195 of October 19, 1976; and
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A privacy settings file in a special XML format can be imported into Internet Explorer 6/7 to customize and fine-tune the control of cookies. This article discusses this easily applied method and gives an example file.
;A number of settings for controlling cookies are provided in Internet Explorer. These settings are accessed through the Internet Explorer menu entry Tools-Internet Options-Privacy. The standard settings are well-known but the advanced capability for importing customized settings seems to have remained more or less in obscurity. Probably this is because most discussion of the subject has focused on specialized technical aspects with complex rules. If, instead, we keep the rules simple, customized settings will be relevant to more systems. I believe there is much to be said for a version of a privacy preferences file aimed at the average PC user and I will discuss how to go about this.
Advantages of a Customized Privacy Import File
Although it is not for everyone, I believe that many PC users would find the kind of cookie control available from a simple version of a custom file to be very useful. The specific advantage emphasized in this article comes from the ability to force cookies to be what are called "session" cookies. That is, a cookie is accepted for whatever length of time that the browser is open but is deleted as soon as the browser is closed. The cookie never gets stored on the hard drive. This procedure overcomes two problems encountered when using standard IE cookie controls. First, simply blocking cookies is impracticable because so many sites insist that cookies be allowed or they refuse to function properly. Instead of blocking cookies, you can accept the cookie temporarily. This satisfies the Web site and the cookie is then discarded when you are finished browsing. A number of commercial cookie blockers work this way. The second advantage is an improvement over the procedure of blocking third-party cookies while allowing first-party cookies. Many first-party cookies are now used for advertising and tracking purposes. Forcing all cookies into session cookies keeps these off your machine.
In addition to the ability to force all cookies into temporary session cookies, custom files allow for controls tailored for several types of security zone and for individual Web sites. However, average PC users tend to make little use of configuring different zones and sites and to keep the complexity down, I will concentrate on the settings for the Internet Zone. This zone is by far the most important for average PC users and will be sufficient for many. More details on the structure and creation of a privacy file are given here. Experienced computer users can consult the original Microsoft paper on customized settings or make use of the large assortment of customized privacy files put together by Eric Howes. This same author also has a very extensive discussion of using privacy files.
Example of a Customized Privacy Import File
As already mentioned, the file given here applies to the Internet zone. The Internet zone covers all Web sites except those sites that you have specifically added to other zones. The file will preserve any old cookies but will force new first-party cookies to be session only. It blocks third-party cookies. The contents of the file can be viewed here where more details on how to create a privacy file are given. A copy of the file in zipped format can be downloaded here. After unzipping, the file can be read in Notepad. Also, assuming that IE is your associated application for XML files, double-clicking will open it in IE for reading. The actual installation of the file is discussed in the next section.
Using a Customized Privacy Import File
Importing a customized privacy file is a simple process. First, make sure that you already have whatever cookies that you wish to keep for such purposes as logins, passwords, etc. The custom settings that we are going to use will preserve these old cookies but will not allow new cookies to be saved. If you wish to check your cookies, they are kept in a folder called "cookies".They are in the folder \Documents and Settings\{Username}\cookies\ In Windows XP, and in older systems they are in \Windows\cookies\. It may be simpler to use one of the free cookie viewers, such as the one from Karen Kenworthy.
Just to be on the safe side, you may want back up your Registry or do a system
restore point before importing any new settings. If you are familiar with
Regedit, you can just back up the Registry key
To import the file, open the Internet Explorer menu Tools-Internet Options-Privacy. The figure below shows the dialog box. Click the button "Import".
The usual type of dialog box for choosing a file will appear as shown below. Select the XML file that you wish to use and click "open".
A message box (below) will appear indicating a successful importation. Click "OK".
If you do not like the settings, you can return to the default configuration. Open the Internet Explorer menu Tools-Internet Options-Privacy again (Figure below). It will appear somewhat different and the "Default" button is no longer grayed out. Click this button and then click "OK". The settings will revert to those of the first figure above.
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