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By: Carol Morgan on December 14, 2011 - 11:53am - Add new comment
As a lifelong resident of Lubbock, I'm deeply concerned about the lack of females in elected positions in West Texas. A few years ago, there was an almost equal balance on the City Council and on the LISD Board of Trustees. At the present time, however, there is only ONE female on the Lubbock City Council, ONE woman on the Lubbock County Commissioner's Court, and TWO women on the LISD Board of Trustees. In the history of West Texas politics, we've never elected a woman from our region to go to Austin or represent us in Washington. Are we moving forward or backward?
By: Carol Morgan on December 15, 2011 - 11:51am - Add new comment
I'm certain the headline of this post captured your attention; but I really mean it. I'm rooting for Newt! Having Newt Gingrich as the GOP nominee would be the best belated Christmas present EVER for the Democrats.
Recent news articles about Gingrich ask one question: Why is he the front-runner of the GOP?
I think it has to do with timing.
By: Carol Morgan on December 16, 2011 - 10:55pm - Add new comment
"Now is the winter of our discontent". I can't seem to shake the sentiment of that line from Shakespeare's Richard III.
The headlines whiz by like a stock-ticker of impending doom: Fifty percent of America is in poverty, obstructionist politics, frightening quotes about "rethinking" the Constitution. It goes on and on. I know I'm not the only one who is awake at night, in the dark, worrying about what might happen tomorrow, next week or next year.
By: Carol Morgan on December 18, 2011 - 11:03pm - Add new comment
The sound bytes, speeches, interviews and debates of the GOP candidates are peppered with adjectives like self-sufficiency, personal responsibility, rugged individualism, autonomy, independence and the smoke-thin allusion to meritocracy—that we all receive what we deserve. Even Herman Cain, a former candidate, boldly (and not so eloquently) asserted, "If you don't have a job and you're not rich, it's your fault."
By: Carol Morgan on December 21, 2011 - 12:36pm - Add new comment
When I'm not reading and writing, I spend hours each day with career counseling clients–students and adults-face to face, on the phone, on Skype, and text.
By: Carol Morgan on December 24, 2011 - 1:13pm - Add new comment
This story was sent to me by a friend who received it from another friend.
I think it's wonderfully appropriate for the holidays.
By: Carol Morgan on December 26, 2011 - 10:16pm - Add new comment
I just read Walter Williams' article http://lubbockonline.com/editorial-columnists/2011-12-26/williams-chinas-not-taking-us-jobs-our-politicians-are-blame#.Tvj8OHr4Igo and it led to some deeper thinking about the extreme and perilous places where politics are taking us. Williams contends that our politicians (on both sides) are using China as a scapegoat, a whipping boy for our jobs crisis. How many times in history, have we seen this?
By: Carol Morgan on December 29, 2011 - 2:10pm - Add new comment
Three days before 2012 and we're bombarded with the subject of New Year's resolutions from every pop culture expert and professional; how to do it, why we should do it, or why we shouldn't do it. I'm sure there's even an "app" for that!
By: Carol Morgan on January 1, 2012 - 2:44pm - Add new comment
There are many things happening right now that I don't like. That's an understatement.
By: Carol Morgan on January 7, 2012 - 9:51pm - Add new comment
This last decade could easily be labeled as the Era of the Ego.
Even though politicians possess a larger-than-normal ego, they shouldn't enjoy all the blame. Their over-inflated egos are a reflection of our own. As a country, we have a mammoth ego, but unfortunately, our individual egos are even larger.

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Jack russell terrier, Beagle, Berner Sennenhund, Leonberger, Briard, Shar-pei (lilac, isabelle and blue), Golden and Labrador retriever, American Akita, Welsh Corgi Pembroke end Cardigan - it's ours dogs. We're dont speek English good, but speek Spaine.American Akita Beagle Bernese Mountain Dog Briard Golden Retriever
Australian Shepherd breeder in Italy since 1990.
AGICOR is a small but professional kennel of welsh corgi pembroke. Dogs, especially welsh corgi pembroke, are our passion. Quality, not quantity - that's our main idea. Our dogs live with us as family members, respected and beloved.
Kennel of welsh corgi pembroke and German shepherds dogs «iz Doma AENT MON» Russia. It is registered in 1997 in RKF - FCI. Dogs kennels have titles of champions of Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Montenegro.German Shepherd Dog
Amatorial breeder of welsh corgi pembroke of quality english lines.
I Pembroke breeder from Holland. We breed with a lot of love for the breed. Our Pembrokes are our housedog's with a own Corgi-bedroom and playroom. I breed somtime's a litter with the best of intentions to the Welsh Corgi Pembroke. I am member of the NWCC and the NvP.
American Staffordshire terrier and Pembroke welsh corgi kennel.
Limbonsnest American Akita & Welsh Corgi Pembroke Kennel. We Breed quality dogs and with an excellent health. All puppies are raised in homely room. For more information you can contact us by E-mail or phone. Or take a look at our website.American Akita
We're breeding dogs from over 30 years. Our first love are German Shepherds. Now we have only Beagles and Pembroke corgis. Dogs from us have great show successes. Dogs are our live, everything in our life is for them.Beagle
Welsh Corgi Pembroke and Bernese mountain dogs from the Ukraine.
Вельш-корги-пемброк - маленькая
овчарка, похожая на лисёнка!
Весёлый и улыбчивый пемброк -
идеальная собака для городского
содержания. На нашем сайте вы
найдёте информацию о породе, советы
по выращиванию и разведению,
рассказы о пемброках, объявления о
продаже щенков. Россия, Москва.
Finnish kennel "TEAM LEIKSAID": german shepherd dog, welsh corgi pembroke, mops.
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Welsh Corgi Pembroke breeder in Kiev, Ukraine.
We invite you to the kennel, "Zellweger". The site is dedicated to my favorite breed Welsh Corgi Pembroke!
Hello, friends!
I am very glad to see you at myself on a visit, after all this site is completely devoted me. Let's get acquainted - I Welsh Corgi Pembrok Andvol Ja Tvoj Kumir!
Welsh Corgi Cardigan & Pembroke Kennel.
Племенной Питомник (один из лучших на Северо-Западе России) занимается разведением собак породы:немецкая овчарка, польская подгалянская овчарка, вельш корги пемброк и вельш корги кардиган.
During for 10 years came from the nursery for more than 40 Champions. Among them are champions of Russia, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, China, including Grand Champion, Club Champion and International Champion.Collie Rough
Veislynas "Valhalos Sargas". Valų korgių pembrukų
veislynas - su meile ir atsakomybe. Veisiame tik sveikus ir
laimingus šunis.
Welsh corgi pembroke kennel - with love and responsability. We breed just healthy and happy dogs.
Welsh corgi pembroke & cardigan kennel "Iz doma Vengre".
American Staffordshire terrier kennel "Moya Oda". Russia, Krasnoyarsk.
Ch of Russia, Belarus, Litva, RKF, national Club, CACIB
We nave breeding the dog of those breeds. We offer males for mating and exceleent puppies. For all buying puppies from as, we help in thei problems. We show we dogs at exhibitions, You can stay the dog when you not at home, also we can doying the fotos of your dog.
Kennel of Tatra Shepherd Dog and Welsh Corgi Pembroke with tradition since 1970 recommended puppies and stud service.
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After graduating in Veterinary Medicine, my love for Basset Hound and Welsh Corgi Pembroke dogs lead me to start the kennel. Both breeds hail from the most renown and important bloodlines. My dogs are bred and raised at home, and are, first of all, my trusty companions. We take part regularly to expositions and events, both Italian and international, often with good results.Basset Hound
Italian Welsh Corgi Pembroke breeder.
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Добро пожаловать к нам в профессиональный питомник собак - StormGuard. Мы - заводчики из Украины, наша цель - высокопородные щенки Далматина, Бернского Зенненхунда и Вельш Корги Пемброк. Наши производители - собаки, которых мы специально привезли из лучших мировых питомников, которые являются постоянными участниками и победителями выставок.
Australian Cattle Dog - Border Collie - Welsh Corgi Pembroke The Professional Choice Kennel was created in 2011 in Europe,
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lover people also.
The Border Collie from the borderlands of England and Scotland herding mainly sheep, while the Australian Cattle Dog herding huge cattle such as Welsh Corgi Pembroke, but all of them types are great for follow the horse riders. In addition, these three types general properties is the versatility, so the owners can play sports, go to show, go a variety of exhibitions, or do rescue dog training with them. We try our dogs in most areas and belief at compliance the best interests and abilities. In the last three years our dog herding sheeps, do agility and attended in obedience and rescue dog training. We attach great importance to participation the national and international dog shows, which is show a lot of cup, diploma, ribbon and gold braid.
Профессиональная дрессировка,
хендлинг, треннинг, разведение
собак пород колли длинношерстный,
немецкий миниатюрный шпиц, вельш
корги пемброк, папийон, а также
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Professional training, handling, breeding dogs - Collie Rough, German Spitz, Welsh Corgi Pembroke, Papillon and Russian wolf.
Team Quantos | Best Breeder in 5 Countries
More than 35 years of experience with shows and breeding where all our dogs are breed and raised in a calm & healthy home environment. * 250+ Champion titles * 300+ times Best Breeder * 250+ times Best in Show finalists (10+) * 100+ European & Nordic Winner titles * 70+ SchH / IPO dogs (Owned and Breed) * Breed many working dogs (Police, Military, Drugs, Rescue etc.) with excellent results!
Племенной питомник собак породы Восточноевропейская овчарка (ВЕО) "Рос шанс". Щенки восточноевропейской овчарки. Выставки. Производители. Дрессировочные площадки.


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I was in Rite Aid recently and spotted Revlon's new Summer 2012 collection: Escapism (display photo at bottom of post!). This release features all new products, including three blushes in a brand new, cream formulation. Being the blush addict I am, I nearly peed my pants in excitement. Upon spotting the BOGO 50% Off sign, I frantically snatched all three colors (okay, it wasn't quite that dramatic, but still).
The three shades offered are Coral Reef (intense red/coral) Flushed (hot pink) and Pinched (natural peach).
Coral Reef, Flushed, Pinched
For starters, I LOVE the packaging. They are in pot/jar form, with a screw off lid. The packaging reminds me a bit of the Bobbi Brown pot rouges.
Coral Reef, Flushed, Pinched
As you can see, these have a clear jar and solid black lid.
Coral Reef, Flushed, Pinched
To give you a size comparison, here they are next to a regular MAC blush... just a tiny bit smaller in diameter. As for the formulation, these are definitely "thinner" cream blushes. I like applying these with my fingers, and the consistency is very light, but doesn't last pigmentation. To give a comparison, these are much "lighter" than MAC cream blushes, even lighter than their Cremeblend blushes. They have the consistency of something like a MUFE Aqua Creme. Smooth, light, and pigmented.
Coral Reef, Flushed, Pinched, MAC Modern Mandarin
Now when I purchased these, I was crossing my fingers that they would sheer out easily... the two brighter colors are extremely intimidating. Fortunately, these do not apply as dark as they look in the pot, so don't be afraid of their vibrancy! The swatches below are two coats, so you can see the color better, but I think even the lightest skin tones could sheer these out enough to wear. On the flip side, they are buildable enough that darker complexions can wear them as well!
Coral Reef, Flushed, Pinched
I think my favorite shade of the three is Coral Reef, despite the intimidating color in the pot, it gives my cheeks an effortless "naturally sexy summertime" flush. It's usually a bit hard for me to get a really red toned blush to work on my skin, but this one is no problem.
As for longevity, these wear about the same as other good cream blushes: well, but not as long as a good powder blush. Skin tends to absorb creams a bit faster. You can definitely get hours of wear out of these, but if you are looking for a 12 hour blush, I would go with something like the Tarte Amazonian Clay line. I also like layering cream blushes under powders for really good wear.
Here's a photo I took on my phone of the display. I passed on the lip glosses, nail polish, and eyeshadow, but did grab the bronzer. Review on that coming soon!
The only drawback I found to these blushes is they have a pretty hefty price tag for a drugstore blush: $12.99. However, I think the quality reflects this, and it's pretty easy to find these on sale or use a coupon. My Rite Aid had them for BOGO 50% off, so with the bronzer as my fourth item, I paid $12.99 for two products, $6.49 for the other two. Made a big difference!
What do you think of this collection?
xx, Allison


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Long-distance routes and tour tips
From north to south enjoying one magnificent view after another: that's what the Black Forest Panorama Cycle Route is all about. And because the high ridges are reached without too much effort, this is a great option for less athletic cyclists.
The route runs through the eastern Black Forest and has no steep climbs. From Pforzheim it follows the Enz river to Bad Wildbad. In summer, to save a 300-metre climb to the top of the mountain, you can take your bike on the funicular railway. From the summit, the route switches between woodland and fields as it continues through the Wildsee moor and past Lake Hohloh. Next up are ancient ponds and farms and numerous panoramas, which give way to beautiful valleys from Villingen. After Lake Titisee, a great place to relax and enjoy the views, you reach the Wutach river, which you follow downstream to your final destination of Waldshut-Tiengen on the Rhine.
Terrain: moderate climbs over the Black Forest hills; the only steep climb can be avoided by taking the funicular railway. The paths are mainly on asphalt, otherwise crushed brick/stone.
Scenery: Black Forest uplands with forests, moors and lakes, lots of stunning vantage points. The route also runs along narrow rivers through picturesque valleys on its way to the Rhine.
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Technical Abstract: Because of the involvement of numerous processes, field studies to monitor fumigants volatilization are extremely expensive to conduct, and the results are often difficult to comprehend. Experiments under controlled conditions may be used to aid both the design and results interpretation of field studies. A series of column experiments were completed in which 1,3-D or methyl bromide was applied at various depths under different surface (tarped or untarped) or soil (different soil types, water content or bulk density) conditions. The measured volatilization rate was then extrapolated to field-like scenarios using gas transport models. The results indicate the optimal conditions under which fumigants volatilization may be drastically minimized and provide information with which the variation from previous field studies may be adequately explained.


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Open Competition at Tight End for Gator Football
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GAINESVILLE - With tight end Jordan Reed leaving for the NFL Draft, the Florida Gator football team is without their leading pass catcher from a year ago.
Will Muschamp has stressed the need to have a tight end who can both block and catch passes, and without a clear cut starter, four main players are vying to get the majority of the playing time once the season starts.
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- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 eggs
- 3 tablespoons crumbled cooked Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped deli ham
- 3 tablespoons shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 tube (8 ounces) refrigerated crescent rolls
- In a large skillet, melt butter over medium-high heat. Whisk eggs; add to skillet. Cook and stir until set. Remove from the heat; add the bacon, ham and cheese.
- Unroll crescent dough; separate into triangles. Place 2 tablespoons egg mixture at the wide end of each triangle; roll up and seal edges. Place point side down 2 in. apart on a foil-lined baking sheet; curve ends to form a crescent.
- Bake at 375° for 11-13 minutes or until golden brown. Serve immediately. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 rolls.
Originally published as Brittany's Breakfast Bites in Taste of Home October 2011, p48
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"This recipe was a hit at my house. I will definitely make them again. They are a little more work and mine didn't look this pretty but they were DELICIOUS!! =) I only used ham, not bacon."


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The Latest in Green Tech Innovations for Tires
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Web Services Security Interoperability Using Web Services Enhancement 2.0 and Systinet Server 5.0 for Java
Simon Guest
Microsoft Corporation
Hrudaya Alaparti Sruti, Nilesh Jain
Tata Consultancy Services
March 2005
Applies to:
Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003
Microsoft Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 SP1
Systinet Server for Java 5.0
Summary: This article shows Interoperability based on OASIS WS-Security 1.0 between Microsoft WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server for Java 5.0. The walkthroughs in this article will take you through all you need to know to configure the two environments for securely signing and encrypting SOAP requests and responses using X509 certificates. (24 printed pages)
Source Download:
Click here to download the source code for this article.
Required Software and Skills to Run the Code Samples
What Is WS-Security?
Installing and Configuring the Sample Code
Configuring WS-Security for Both WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server
Setting Up the X509 Certificate Stores
Using X509 to Sign Messages
Using X509 to Encrypt Messages
Required Software and Skills to Run the Code Samples
- Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 (refer to the downloads link).
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 (Optional for this article).
- Microsoft Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0 SP1
- Compliant Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) SDK (version 1.4.2 recommended).
- Systinet Server for Java,5.0 (refer to the Products link).
What Is WS-Security?
Web Services Security (WS-Security) is a specification to enable security for Web services, specifically through message integrity, message confidentiality, and single message authentication. The WS-Security specification was co-authored by Microsoft, IBM, and Verisign, and submitted to OASIS for ratification.
On April 6th 2004, OASIS released OASIS Web Services Security 1.0 based on this specification. This standard includes recommendations for SOAP message security with profiles for using username and X509 tokens to enable security.
Many vendors are now starting to provide implementations of WS-Security. Microsoft offers OASIS WS-Security 1.0 support in WSE (Web Services Enhancements) 2.0, a download from MSDN that compliments the Web services support in the .NET Framework. Systinet offers Server for Java 5.0 along with the Web services security framework, which can be downloaded from their site.
This article covers techniques to send secure messages between the Microsoft .NET Framework and J2SE using Microsoft WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server for Java 5.0, both of which support the OASIS WSS 1.0 standard.
For more information on WS-Security, I recommend Don Smith's WSE 2.0 WS-Security article, which can be found here.
Hang On! What's Wrong with SSL?
SSL is a proven way of securing resources available on the Internet today. If you've ever purchased anything online it's likely that you've used SSL to securely purchase your goods. This begs the question, "—Why not use SSL with Web services?"
As most of today's Web services implementations are based on HTTP, it is entirely possible to use SSL to encrypt the communication and to validate the client and server using certificates. Before the release of the WS-Security specification, many customers already used SSL to do this.
In the Web services world, however, SSL does have some limitations:
- SSL is only good for point-to-point communication
SSL works by encrypting the transport channel between two points. For a Web service call, this is from the client to the service. The problem with using SSL arises if the message is routed between multiple points.
SSL has to be used to secure the communication between all the points on the network (which makes it difficult to verify that the message was signed by the client). Also, the message is only secure when it's being communicated. If I were able to gain access to one of the points (for example, compromising one of the servers) it's possible that I could read the contents of the message in the clear.
- SSL is bound to TCP
The Web services stack (as defined by the WS-I Basic Profile 1.0) doesn't explicitly bind Web service usage to HTTP. It's feasible that as Web services implementations mature we'll see support for other transports, including SMTP, FTP, IBM MQSeries, and MSMQ. We are already seeing examples of these today with WSE 2.0. The format of the message remains the same, but the underlying transport changes.
For all these other transports, SSL may not be an option. For non-TCP transports, a secure option for that channel may not even exist. In these instances, security at the message level using WS-Security guarantees that the message itself is secure rather than relying on the security model of the underlying transport. Using WS-Security in this way offers a more flexible way of securing the message, regardless of the transport used.
- WS-Security can persist signed or encrypted messages
WS-Security specifies that the security elements are part of the message. Because of this it is possible to persist signed messages to disk, which can be useful in a non-repudiation situation. (Non-repudiation is where you are trying to prove that a signature is attributed to an individual).
Imagine that you are running a secure Web service and at some point you wanted to prove that a call had been made from an individual. In an environment that uses SSL this could be difficult. It is possible to log the request, but the security parts of the message (the client signature) are automatically removed by the transport.
With WS-Security, the signed elements are applied to the message—meaning that they can be persisted to disk, with the message contents. In this situation you could examine these elements to prove that the message was indeed signed by an individual at a point in time.
Installing and Configuring the Sample Code
To help show interoperability using WS-Security between Microsoft WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server for Java 5.0, this article is accompanied with sample code. This sample code can be downloaded here.
When installing the sample code, you will be prompted for an installation directory. The default is c:\wssinterop\systinet. Although you are free to specify your own directory, the walkthroughs in this article assume you are using this default.
Installing and Configuring WSE 2.0
If you have not already, you should install Microsoft WSE 2.0, the download for which can be found here. The installation is straightforward; however, it is recommended that you choose Visual Studio Developer as the installation type as shown in Figure 1. This will ensure that the correct options are installed for integration with Visual Studio .NET 2003.
Figure 1. The WSE 2.0 SP1 installation wizard (click the graphic for a larger image)
Installing and Configuring Systinet Server 5.0 for Java
You can install Systinet Server for Java 5.0 from the download site, which can be found here.
The download is a JAR file. To install, run the following command from the command prompt (in the directory containing the JAR file):
java -classpath wasp-java-5.0.jar Install
After running the command, the screen as shown in Figure 2 appears.
Figure 2. The Systinet installation wizard (click the graphic for a larger image)
When proceeding through the installation wizard, on the screen for Select Install Type, select the Install Security Support option as shown in Figure 3. This will ensure that the required security libraries are installed correctly.
Figure 3. Installing WS-Security support for Systinet (click the graphic for a larger image)
Note that for all future references in this article, WASP_HOME refers to the directory where the Server for Java has been installed (for example, C:\Program Files\wasp50).
For the System requirement and installation details for Systinet Server for Java 5.0, please refer to Installation and Porting Guide in the Product Documentation.
With Systinet Server for Java 5.0 and Microsoft WSE 2.0 successfully installed, let's now take a look at the Sample Web service.
The Sample Web Service
If you've ever purchased anything from an online store, it's likely that you will have entered your credit card details into a Web page form. As discussed earlier in the document, SSL will have likely been used to secure the transport.
In this sample you are going to see how to create a similar operation using Web services, but securing the communication using WS-Security. The result will look similar to the one shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Overview of the sample Web service
As previously shown, the operation is fairly simple; the customer sending credit card information to the Web service. On receipt of the information, the Web service returns a tracking number to the customer.
To do this a SOAP request will be constructed that contains the following information:
OrderID—A field identifying the order
CreditCardNum—A field holding the number for the credit card
CreditCardExpM—A field holding the month of expiry for the credit card
CreditCardExpY—A field holding the year of expiry for the credit card
An example of this could be:
Once the payment information is received, the Web service will return a tracking number. This can be thought of as a receipt. In this sample this is a random number generated on the server.
Representing This in XSD
For the sample you'll be working with, the format of the credit card payment information has been generated using XSD (XML Schema Definition). Doing this before writing classes is good practice for situations that require interoperability as it representative of the data that will be sent on the wire.
The XSD file, which can be found in the c:\wssinterop\systinet\schemas folder, looks as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <xs:schema id="ComplexMessages" targetNamespace="http:// schemas.wsig.samples.microsoft.com/ ComplexMessages.xsd" elementFormDefault="qualified" xmlns="http:// schemas.wsig.samples.microsoft.com/ComplexMessages.xsd" xmlns:mstns="http:// schemas.wsig.samples.microsoft.com/ComplexMessages.xsd" xmlns:xs="http:// www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <xs:complexType name="Order"> <xs:sequence> <xs:element minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1" name="Id" type="xs:long" /> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="CreditCardNum" type="xs:string" /> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="CreditCardExpM" type="xs:int" /> <xs:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="CreditCardExpY" type="xs:int" /> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:schema>
As can be seen in the code, the order ID, Credit Card number and expiration are defined in the XSD file. You can use an XSD editor such as Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 to view and manipulate this file as you wish.
While the XSD file is useful for designing the data types, there is still a need to get these converted into classes on each platform. Fortunately, there are tools available that will do this.
A utility called xsd.exe is part of the .NET Framework SDK, and can be found in the SDK directory of the Visual Studio .NET installation. xsd.exe is used to generate a class from the XSD document. Similarly, Schema2Java.bat is a part of the Systinet Server for Java 5.0 and can be found in WASP_HOME\bin directory. This is used to generate the Java file from the XSD document.
Building the Systinet Web Service
To help build the schemas and the Web service, you can use a batch file called run.bat, located in the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory. This is similar to how other samples supplied with Systinet Server have been configured.
The first task is to take the XSD file described in the previous section and generate platform (Java) specific classes. To do this, from a command prompt, run the following from the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory:
run MAKE_SCHEMA
This uses the Schema2Java tool within Systinet Server to generate the Java file (Order.java) from the XSD document. This generated class looks as follows:
/** * */ public class Order { protected long Id; public long getId() { return Id; } public void setId(long Id) { this.Id = Id; } protected java.lang.String CreditCardNum; public java.lang.String getCreditCardNum() { return CreditCardNum; } public void setCreditCardNum(java. lang.String CreditCardNum) { this.CreditCardNum = CreditCardNum; } protected java.lang.Integer CreditCardExpM; public java.lang.Integer getCreditCardExpM() { return CreditCardExpM; } public void setCreditCardExpM(java. lang.Integer CreditCardExpM) { this.CreditCardExpM = CreditCardExpM; } protected java.lang.Integer CreditCardExpY; public java.lang.Integer getCreditCardExpY() { return CreditCardExpY; } public void setCreditCardExpY(java. lang.Integer CreditCardExpY) { this.CreditCardExpY = CreditCardExpY; } } /* * Generated by Systinet WSDL2Java * http://www.systinet.com */
After this is complete, you can now compile the server classes. This can be done by using the run.bat file with the MAKE_SERVER parameter:
run MAKE_SERVER
With the classes generated and the source compiled, we can now start the server and publish the underlying OrderService class. Use the run.bat file with the RUN_SERVER parameter to start this.
run RUN_SERVER
If everything is successful, the Systinet Server will start and the Order Web service will be published. You will see startup messages similar to:
INFO: log4j.Log4JAdapter-Events Log File: c:/Program Files/wasp50/log/logEvents.log INFO: log4j.Log4JAdapter-Error Events Log File: c:/Program Files/wasp50/log/errorEvents.log Service is published on: /com/microsoft/samples/wss/OrderService Server is running...
Building the Client
Now that the Systinet Server is running, you can build and run the client.
Before building the client you need to create the proxy for the deployed Systinet Web service. To do this, navigate to the c:\wssinterop\systinet\dotnet\client\proxy directory and run generate.bat. This batch file calls wsewsdl2.exe to generate a proxy file (OrderProxy.cs) from the Systinet server running in the background.
After the proxy has been generated, open OrderProxy.cs in either Visual Studio .NET or your text editor of choice. Locate the following line:
public class OrderService : System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol
Replace the inherited class (SoapHttpClientProtocol) with this:
public class OrderService : Microsoft.Web.Services2.WebServicesClientProtocol
Doing this will ensure that the WSE network stack is used, required for both tracing and the security options that we'll be using in this article.
You can build and run the client through Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 or by using the command line. If you have Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed, open the WSS.sln solution in the C:\wssinterop\systinet\dotnet directory to build and run the client. If you do not have Visual Studio .NET 2003, you can use the build.bat file in the Client sub-directory. Run the Client.exe file to run the client.
On running the client you should observe the following:
Creating order... Sending payment information to SSJ Web Service... Submit complete. The tracking number for this order is: 405615979 Press Enter to continue.
As shown, the order is created and sent to the Systinet Web service. On completion, a tracking number is returned to the client (this is a randomly generated number, so yours will likely be different).
If you switch to the Systinet Web service (running in a separate command window), you should see the following:
Credit Card information has been received by Systinet Server for Java Web Service Order: 348922 Credit Card Information: 4426-1234-5678-9012 Expiry: 10/05
Congratulations! The Web service is now working correctly! Let us look at what is being sent across the wire.
Enabling Tracing
Before we look at the steps involved to use WS-Security, it is a great idea to look at how tracing has been set up. This will allow you to inspect the SOAP requests and responses as they travel between the client and the server. This is a useful way to confirm whether a message is sent encrypted or in plain text.
For the sample code accompanying this article, tracing has automatically been enabled for the WSE 2.0 client and the Systinet Web service.
For WSE 2.0, all messages are written to the InputTrace.webinfo and OutputTrace.webinfo files in the c:\wssinterop\systinet\dotnet\bin\debug directory (these will be the dotnet directory if you use the build batch file).
Tracing with WSE is enabled by using the <trace> setting in the app.config file, or by using the WSE 2.0 configuration editor, which you will investigate later in this article.
After running the client, look at the OutputTrace.webinfo file. You can see that the credit card information is sent in plain text:
<soap:Body> <p0> <creditCardExpM>>10</creditCardExpM> <creditCardExpY>5</creditCardExpY> <creditCardNum>4426-1234-5678-9012</creditCardNum> <id>348922</id> </p0> </soap:Body>
The InputTrace.webinfo file shows the tracking number from the service, which is also returned in a similar way.
<e:Body> <wn1:int_Response>1142590053</wn1:int_Response> </e:Body>
You can also use a trace tool to investigate this graphically. The WseTrace tool can display these correlated messages in a UI, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. WseTrace provides a graphical view of the WSE 2.0 trace files (click the graphic for a larger image)
Now that we have seen the type of information that is being sent in the clear (known as plain text), let us look at how we can use WS-Security to sign and encrypt this information.
Configuring WS-Security for Both WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server
WSE 2.0 and Systinet can be configured programmatically in code or by using a configuration file based on an early implementation of WS-Policy.
The WS-Policy specification shows how elements of a Web service can be configured through external XML files and is neutral of the vendor implementation. For the .NET client, we will be using WS-Policy to enable WS-Security. As WS-Policy is not yet supported within the version of Systinet Server shown here, the WS-Security features for the Java Web service will be set programmatically.
Setting Up the X509 Certificate Stores
Before you implement WS-Security to sign and encrypt these messages, it is necessary to first configure the X509 certificates and stores.
As the sample will be showing signing and encrypting messages in both directions (from WSE 2.0 to Systinet and from Systinet to WSE 2.0), you need to set up some certificates and keys. For this sample, a combination of the keys and certificates provided in both the Microsoft WSE 2.0 and a custom certificate created for Systinet will be used. All these certificates are for test use only, and you are free to use or generate your own for these samples.
This is how the sample works:
Figure 6. Signing and Encryption between the client and service
The WSE 2.0 client holds a private and public key (pK1 and PK1 in the diagram) and the public key of the Systinet (PK2). The Systinet Web service holds a private and public key (pK2 and PK2) and the public key of the WSE 2.0 client (PK1).
When the WSE 2.0 client signs a request to the Systinet Web service, it uses the private key (pK1) to generate a signed hash of the message (this can be represented as SpK1(M)). The public key is also be sent with the message to allow that the Systinet Web service to verify the signature (creating SpK1(M),PK1).
When the WSE 2.0 client encrypts a request to the Systinet Web service it will use the public key of the Systinet Web service (PK2) to generate the cipher text (EPK2(M)). The Systinet service uses the corresponding private key (pK2) to decrypt the message.
These operations work in reverse when the Systinet service signs and encrypts the responses to the WSE 2.0 client.
The certificates and keys used to perform this differ between the client and the service. For the client, the Windows CurrentUser certificate store is used. For Systinet, the Protected Store (also known as PStore) is used.
Configuring Certificates on the Microsoft Client
The WSE 2.0 client will be using the Windows store to access X509 certificates and corresponding private keys. To import the required certificates into this store:
First, double click on the Client Private.pfx file in the sample directory of the WSE 2.0 installation (c:\Program Files\Microsoft WSE\v2.0\Samples\Sample Test Certificates). Follow the certificate import wizard to install the certificate and private key. The password for the private key is wse2qs. When asked for the location of the store, ensure that Personal is used.
This sets up the public and private key required to sign the SOAP requests. Next we have to export the certificate required for the Systinet service. To do this, open MMC (the Microsoft Management Console) by running mmc.exe from the Start/Run menu option in Windows. With the MMC open, select File→Add/Remove snap-in, click Add, and select the Certificates snap-in option. Click on the Add button, select My User Account, and close the dialog to return to the MMC console.
Navigate to the personal folders. The list of certificates installed should look similar to those shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7. MMC view of the certificate store (click the graphic for a larger image)
To export the WSE client certificate, right click on the WSE2QuickStartClient and select All Tasks→Export. Do not export the private key (if prompted) and select Base 64 CER as the export type. For the export file name, use c:\wssinterop\systinet\certs\client.cer.
Configuring Certificates for the Systinet Service
The Systinet Web service uses the PStore to access X509 certificates and corresponding private keys. To import the required certificates into this store, the following actions need to be done:
Ensure that the Systinet service is running, and open a command prompt and navigate to the C:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory.
Execute the run.bat file with the CREATE_IDENTITIES parameter:
run CREATE_IDENTITIES admin changeit
Note admin and changeit are the default username and password for the service providers on the Systinet server. You are free to choose your own; however, you will need to change the sample source code accordingly.
This command will create the certificate and the corresponding private key (DemoOrderSecurityService) in the PStore. It will also export the certificate service.cer to the c:\wssinterop\systinet\certs directory.
Completing the Import for the Microsoft Client
The final step is to import the service.cer file into the Windows store. To do this, double click on the server.cer file (in the c:\wssinterop\systinet\certs directory) from within Windows Explorer.
In the certificate dialog window, click on the Install Certificate button, select the Personal store, and import the certificate. Repeat this process, selecting this time the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store.
(The certificate needs to be in the Personal store for selecting it to encrypt data for the Systinet Web service and in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store for validation—as it is self signed. This is a temporary option for running this sample, and you should remove the certificate from the Trusted Root list as soon as you are done).
With this complete, we can now enable WS-Security between the two platforms.
Enabling WS-Security and Rebuilding the Service
To enable WS-Security for the Systinet service, open the BaseService.java file. This is located in the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service\src\com\microsoft\samples\wss directory.
In the validate method, locate the following two sections:
// uncomment this section to enforce signing /* if (!bodySigned) { throw new WSSecurityException(Constants. ERROR_INVALID_SECURITY, "SOAP Body needs to be signed"); } */ // uncomment this section to enforce encryption /* if (!bodyEncrypted) { throw new WSSecurityException(Constants. ERROR_INVALID_SECURITY, "SOAP Body must be encrypted"); } */
These two if statements enforce both signing and encryption from the WSE 2.0 client. Uncomment the if (!bodySigned) code block. This will require that all incoming messages from the WSE 2.0 client are signed.
After saving the file, stop the Systinet Service if it is running in the background. Navigate to the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service folder and run the following two commands to rebuild and re-run the service:
The secured Systinet service is now running. Now we can start configuring the WSE 2.0 client to sign the messages.
Using X509 to Sign Messages
With the X509 certificate stores and keys correctly configured you are in a position to sign and encrypt requests.
Signing Messages (WSE 2.0 to Systinet)
As mentioned previously in the article, signing a request using WSE 2.0 can be performed either in code or by using a policy file. For these samples, we'll be showing how this can be done using a policy.
Creating a policy file can be done manually (after all, they are just XML files) or by using the WSE 2.0 Configuration Tool. The configuration tool offers a wizard-like interface.
Accessing the configuration tool is performed through Visual Studio .NET 2003 by right clicking on the Client project and selecting the WSE Settings 2.0… menu item. If you do not have Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed, you can also run this command from the command line:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft WSE\v2.0\Tools\ConfigEditor\WseConfigEditor2.exe
Note If you run the tool from the command line, you'll need to open the app.config file from c:\wssinterop\systinet\dotnet\client.
The configuration tool offers many settings for Security, Routing, Filters, Policy, Token Issuing, and Diagnostics, as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8. The WSE 2.0 configuration tool (click the graphic for a larger image)
Navigate to the Policy tab shown in Figure 9.
Figure 9. The Policy tab of the configuration tool (click the graphic for a larger image)
To enable policy for this application, click on the Enable Policy check box. A path to the policyCache.config file (../../policyCache.config) will be displayed.
Click on the Add button. In the Endpoint URI field enter a value of http://localhost:6060/com/microsoft/samples/wss/OrderService. This is the endpoint URL for the Systinet service.
Click OK. The WSE Security Settings wizard will be launched. Click on Next to start the wizard and Next to select the option to secure a client application.
The next screen of the wizard displays information for the type of operation we wish to perform.
Figure 10. Configuring Security using the WS-Security Settings wizard (click the graphic for a larger image)
As shown in Figure 8, using the wizard gives you the option of specifying to sign and encrypt request and response messages.
For the sample here, select the Require signatures checkbox in the request message (and ensure that Require encryption is unselected on the response message). This will configure WSE 2.0 to sign outbound requests for this application.
In the next stage of the wizard choose the token type (select X509 Certificate). You will then be asked to select a certificate. As we are signing the message—which requires access to our private key—we need to use the certificate on the client (the WSE2QuickStartClient certificate). In the select certificate window ensure that this certificate is correctly selected:
Figure 11. Selecting the certificate to sign the request
Click on Next to validate your selection and Finish to complete the wizard. The policy file has been created, which specifies that your client should sign the Web service.
With this new policy in place, re-run the client application. The client will call the Web service as before, except this time the request to the Systinet Web service will be signed. You can validate this by investigating the SOAP trace for the request. You can see this in the webinfo WSE trace files or the Tomcat console.
If you look at the trace for the message you will see that it includes a binary security token, a list of signing capabilities, a signature value, and a security token reference.
The binary security token is the public X509 certificate (which is used to validate the authenticity of the signature):
<wsse:BinarySecurityToken ValueType="http:// docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-x509-token-profile-1. 0#X509v3" EncodingType="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis- 200401-wss-soap-message-security-1.0#Base64Binary" xmlns:wsu="http:// docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0. xsd" wsu:Id="SecurityToken-d517448a-01f3-4c0c-99af- 9392cedd47b4">MIIBxDCCAW6gAwIBAgIQxUSXFzWJYYtOZnmmuOMKkjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQQ FADAWMRQwEgYDVQQDEwtSb290IEFnZW5jeTAeFw0wMzA3MDgxODQ3NTlaFw0zOTEyMzEyMzU5 NTlaMB8xHTAbBgNVBAMTFFdTRTJRdWlja1N0YXJ0Q2xpZW50MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA 4GNADCBiQKBgQC+L6aB9x928noY4+0QBsXnxkQE4quJl7c3PUPdVu7k9A02hRG481XIfWhrDY 5i7OEB7KGW7qFJotLLeMec/UkKUwCgv3VvJrs2nE9xO3SSWIdNzADukYh+Cxt+FUU6tUkDeqg 7dqwivOXhuOTRyOI3HqbWTbumaLdc8jufz2LhaQIDAQABo0swSTBHBgNVHQEEQDA+gBAS5Akt Bh0dTwCNYSHcFmRjoRgwFjEUMBIGA1UEAxMLUm9vdCBBZ2VuY3mCEAY3bACqAGSKEc+41KpcN fQwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQEEBQADQQAfIbnMPVYkNNfX1tG1F+qfLhHwJdfDUZuPyRPucWF5qkh6sS dWVBY5sT/txBnVJGziyO8DPYdu2fPMER8ajJfl</wsse:BinarySecurityToken>
The signature value is the signed hash of the message.
<SignatureValue>W4uslkiQCa0DUsp2X56qLdU1tX6sTDQ4jeP4pGL0AKJBRL/HDL5vwxNW eR75XT9r2pVc0qRFbfyFoJeHVHFbcrZgkW0zZGGQSFDIvZQrm/216m/ED7Yev9A9r1B0mtJP cHT9HLKC7SZwdkH5Oz+raA5osi/G+8XG/1wWNKiVh6o=</SignatureValue>
Signing the Response
You've seen how you can use WSE 2.0 to sign a message using an X509 certificate. If you observe the SOAP trace, you will notice, however, that the response from the server is unsigned. We can enable signing on the response by editing and re-running the Systinet service.
To do this, navigate to the C:\wssinterop\systinet\service\src\com\microsoft\samples\wss directory and edit the OrderServiceImpl.java file.
This file implements the required configureWSSecurity method that defines WS-Security properties for outgoing messages. The signing section can be found within:
// add X509 token ReferencedToken x509ExternalToken = new ReferencedToken(new X509 Token(SERVER_IDENTITY, SERVER_IDENTITY_PASSWORD)); messageSecurity.addToken(x509ExternalToken); messageSecurity.addExternalToken(x509ExternalToken); // sign entire Body Signature signature = new Signature(x509External Token); signature.setCanonicalizationMethod (Constants.ALGO_ID_C14N_EXCL_OMIT_COMMENTS); signature.setSignBody(); messageSecurity.addSecurityElement(signature);
To enable this code, change the following line:
boolean sign = false;
Set a true value.
boolean sign = true;
Save the file. Ensuring that the service is stopped, run the following two commands from the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory:
Re-run the WSE 2.0 client. Observing the trace file should now show that the response is signed.
Using X509 to Encrypt Messages
Signing is useful for verifying the integrity of the message and the authenticity of the sender. In the example, X509 signing can be used to verify that the credit card details and tracking number were not altered in transit, and to guarantee the identity of the sender. The sample code for both WSE 2.0 and Systinet service can be modified to allow authorization based on this signature.
This is useful in understanding the integrity of the message (after all, it's not desirable to have the details modified), but for sending credit card details between the machine we may also wish to encrypt the data. This will prevent anyone who has access to the message from being able to read the credit card data directly.
Encrypting Messages from WSE 2.0 to Systinet Server
To configure the client in WSE 2.0 to encrypt messages to the Systinet Web service we can again use the configuration tool.
Open the tool (by right clicking on the project in Visual Studio .NET 2003 and selecting WSE 2.0 Settings from the menu) and navigate to the policy tab. Replace the existing policy for http://localhost:6060/com/microsoft/samples/wss/OrderService.
Navigate through the wizard, just as you did with the signing example previously, but this time select Require Encryption for the request message as shown in Figure 12. This policy states that the client will encrypt the data of the request.
Figure 12. Selecting option to Require Encryption (click the graphic for a larger image)
When selecting the certificate, choose the Systinet server side certificate (DemoOrderSecurityService), as seen in Figure 13.
Figure 13. Selecting the certificate used by the Systinet service
The WSE 2.0 client uses the public key of the server's certificate to encrypt the data. When the server receives the encrypted message it will use the corresponding private key to decrypt the request.
After completing the wizard, from a command prompt navigate to the C:\wssinterop\systinet\service\src\com\microsoft\samples\wss directory. We now need to configure the Systinet service to accept encrypted requests. In the BaseService.java file, comment the signing part and uncomment the encrypted part as seen here.
// uncomment this section to enforce signing /* if (!bodySigned) { throw new WSSecurityException(Constants. ERROR_INVALID_SECURITY, "SOAP Body needs to be signed"); } */ // uncomment this section to enforce encryption if (!bodyEncrypted) { throw new WSSecurityException(Constants. ERROR_INVALID_SECURITY, "SOAP Body must be encrypted"); }
Save the file. Ensuring that the service is stopped, run the following two commands from the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory:
After the client successfully sends the message, look at the trace to investigate the message that was sent.
What you will observe is that the body of the SOAP message contains the encrypted data for the call:
<soap:Body><xenc:EncryptedData Id="EncryptedContent -e0f66417-e3dd-4f80-b340-5e52f154efd1" Type="http:// www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#Content" xmlns:xenc="http:// www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#"><xenc:EncryptionMethod Algorithm="http:// www.w3.org/2001/04/xmlenc#tripledes-cbc" /><xenc:CipherData><xenc: CipherValue>io4Xnvc66EAFd0mnXzngnTIuS9Ej3/gd 2MRCnYRi348a1XRRVBS50eKYm+SZB55HwYbd02/JTgQLTrQKi1FS5NavpyDJj/1E0D9Hk gosy6WBuyXElPFXBBYsQUyODGcukAz5CTXreDQqfsTAbGy9NIXUKgJcOA0WPwhVTh1vE1 9oc8x85ir59fglOxBmcGzQMKsLy/9SPuR5Ma6Blg5r9pFlHq9mrElH/1KwfQWyRU5LG37 wUFV8VhG6+5QvxYIq1dwDe8tTDMxVLW+VsCKCpqUgSz7ZQdaY7ncKwBcMniDIpoIAjaXB 70m/igEJE+0vLZQClAHMpFg=</xenc:CipherValue></xenc:CipherData></xenc: EncryptedData></soap:Body>
Remember, before encryption was enabled, the SOAP body looked like this, showing the credit card details in clear text:
<soap:Body> <submitOrder xmlns="http://wss.samples.microsoft.com"> <OrderImpl_1 xmlns=""> <id>348922</id> <creditCardNum>4426-1234-5678-9012</creditCardNum> <creditCardExpM>10</creditCardExpM> <creditCardExpY>5</creditCardExpY> </OrderImpl_1> </submitOrder> </soap:Body>
Encrypting the Response
The final piece of this X509 sample is to show how the client encrypts the response sent back to the client. For the Systinet service, enabling this is done in a similar way to signing.
Navigate to the C:\wssinterop\systinet\service\src\com\microsoft\samples\wss directory and edit the OrderServiceImpl.java file.
As we saw in the signing section, this file implements the required configureWSSecurity method that defines WS-Security properties for outgoing messages. The encryption section can be found within:
// add token KeyIdentifiedToken x509Token = new KeyIdentifiedToken(new X509Token(ENCRYPT_CERT_DN)); x509Token.setId("encrypt-cert"); messageSecurity.addToken(x509Token); // encrypt body EncryptedData encryptedData = new EncryptedData(x509Token); encryptedData.setEncryptBody(); encryptedData.setEncryptionMethod(Constants.ALGO_ID_BLOCKCIPHER_TRIPLEDES); encryptedData.setKeyEncryptionMethod(Constants.ALGO_ID_KEYTRANSPORT_RSA15); messageSecurity.addSecurityElement(encryptedData);
To enable this code, change the following line:
boolean encrypt = false;
Set a true value.
boolean encrypt = true;
Save the file. Ensuring that the service is stopped, run the following two commands from the c:\wssinterop\systinet\service directory:
Re-run the WSE 2.0 client. Observing the trace file should now show that the response is encrypted.
In this article you have seen the basics of how to use Microsoft WSE 2.0 and Systinet Server 5.0 for Java to sign and encrypt Web services calls. This was performed using X509 certificates and OASIS WS-Security 1.0.
As a standard, WS-Security is still new. The capability to use WS-Security to perform vendor-neutral, transport-independent security for Web services is, however, very powerful. The commitment of all vendorsto the OASIS specification proves that security for Web services is achievable today.
Thanks to Anurag Katre and Sarvashrestha Paliwal from Tata Consultancy Services, and Jan Alexander and Radovan Janecek from Systinet Corporation, for their valuable input into this article.
About the author
Simon Guest is a Program Manager in the Architecture Strategy team at Microsoft Corporation, and specializes in interoperability and integration. Simon holds a Masters Degree in IT Security from the University of Westminster, London, and is the author of the Microsoft .NET and J2EE Toolkit (Microsoft Press, Sept. 2003).
Simon can be reached through his blog at http://www.simonguest.com.


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A new kind of single-dose vaccine that comes in a nasal spray and doesn't require refrigeration could dramatically alter the public health landscape - get more people vaccinated around the world and address the looming threats of emerging and re-emerging diseases. Researchers presented the latest design and testing of these "nanovaccines" at the 247th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society.
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A fantastic day!
May 23, 2010
Oh what a fantastic day!!!! The day begin with a wonderful service at Vienna International Baptist church. This church is a very multicultural church with people from many countries. It was a very uplifting, Spirit filled service. After the services the church served us lunch, potluck. There was such a variety of food it was hard to find roon on the plate. There was local food and some american food with an Austrian twist such as beanie weenies, i think with bratwurst. There was this bread there that was a hit with all. It was kind of like a sourdough bread deep fried. Oh it is hard to explain. After the meal, a quick trip back to the hotel to change clothes and head off to the next stop.
After we changed our clothes e headed off to Mariazell. Where we were headed to a church camp which was being held at a hostel there. The ride there was absolutely amazing. It gave us the view of the beautiful Austrian country side. We were able to see some of the "typical" Austrian homes with the slanted roofs for the snow to fall off. After about 2 hours travel we finally reached the hostel were we were greeted by another amazing view from the hostel. This church camp was being hosted by Didi's (our guide) home church. They call this a pilgrimage a time of renewal and togetherness for them. After settling in we had dinner and a few minutes to stop and relax or have fun. The concert began and it was another wonderful experience, another Spirit filled concert. The people are so warm and welcoming and so excited to hear about Christ wether it be through music or the spoken word. With the final song by Variations, we actually had a Congo line. We finally reached the hotel that night about midnight.


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This is a discussion on Fix your Lee Factory Crimp Die. within the Reloading forums, part of the Firearm Forum category; I was just talking to someone about the fact that my FCD did not contact the outside of my rounds and take a .358 bullet ...


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