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Environmental liability and harmonization in the presence of transboundary effects and hidden assets
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- Henry van Egteren, 2008. "Environmental Liability in Transboundary Harms: Law and Forum Choice," Journal of Law, Economics and Organization, Oxford University Press, vol. 24(2), pages 434-457, October.
- Van den Bergh, Roger, 2000. "Towards an Institutional Legal Framework for Regulatory Competition in Europe," Kyklos, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 53(4), pages 435-466.
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''We have decided to retain Akhtar for the one-day series as he has recovered well from his ankle injury,'' chief selector Wasim Bari told Reuters today.
''Yousuf is a fine batting prospect who has done well for the A side in recent months in two major tournaments.'' Yousuf, 21, scored consistently for the A side in the Eurasia Cup in Abu Dhabi and the Top End series in Australia this year and also played against England last winter in Pakistan.
Akhtar, who has not played international cricket since February, had knee surgery in Australia and then broke down with a stress fracture of the ankle.
Efforts were made to play him in the final Test at The Oval but Bari said the consensus was that it would be better for him to wait for the one-day series.
The decision when to play Akhtar would be up to team management, who are monitoring his fitness, he added.
Yousuf and all rounder Shoaib Malik, who also missed the Test series due to an elbow injury, will join the team this week.
Batsman Faisal Iqbal and pacers Shahid Nazir and Mohammad Sami will return to Pakistan after the Test series. Salman Butt, Taufiq Umar and pacer Samiullah Niazi were released from the touring squad before The Oval Test.
The one-day series starts in Cardiff on Aug. 30 and ends on Sept. 10 at Edgbaston.
Pakistan squad: Inzamam-ul-Haq (Capt), Younis Khan, Mohammad Yousuf, Shoaib Malik, Mohammad Hafeez, Shahid Yousuf, Shahid Afridi, Abdul Razzaq, Kamran Akmal, Imran Farhat, Shoaib Akhtar, Rana Naved, Rao Iftikhar, Mohammad Asif, Umar Gul and Danish Kaneria.


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United Nations Security Council Resolution 1405
|UN Security Council
Resolution 1405
|19 April 2002
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|The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question
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United Nations Security Council resolution 1405, adopted unanimously on 19 April 2002, after recalling resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973), 1397 (2002), 1402 (2002) and 1403 (2002), the Council emphasised the necessity of humanitarian access to the Palestinian population.[1]
The Security Council was concerned by the humanitarian situation of the Palestinian people, particularly in the Jenin refugee camp where there were reports of deaths and destruction. It called for the lifting of restrictions against the operations of humanitarian organisations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross and United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East and for all concerned to ensure the safety of civilians and respect international humanitarian law.
The resolution emphasised the urgency of humanitarian and medical access to the Palestinian civilian population and welcomed the intention of the Secretary-General Kofi Annan to dispatch a fact-finding team to gather information regarding events at the Jenin refugee camp during Operation Defensive Shield.[2] The resolution does not describe the mission as an investigation as demanded by Arab nations, due to diplomatic pressure from the United States and Israel.[3]
The fact-finding mission, which Israel had accepted, was to be appointed by Kofi Annan.[4]
See also[edit]
- Arab–Israeli conflict
- Israeli–Palestinian conflict
- List of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1401 to 1500 (2002–2003)
- Second Intifada
- ^ "Security Council stresses urgent need for humanitarian access to Palestinians, welcomes fact-finding team to examine events at Jenin refugee camp". United Nations. 19 April 2002.
- ^ Human Rights Watch (2003). Human Rights Watch World Report, 2003. Human Rights Watch. p. 469. ISBN 978-1-56432-285-2.
- ^ "UN agrees to Jenin mission". BBC News. 20 April 2002.
- ^ "Israel accepts UN mission to Jenin". Independent Online (South Africa). 20 April 2002.
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Calls have been made to bring back a "more democratic" system of government to Blackpool Town Hall.
Former High Sheriff of Lancashire, Keith Gledhill, is leading the call to reintroduce the old committee system, which would allow more councillors to get involved in making key decisions.
However, Mr Gledhill's plea has been discounted as making "little sense in a modern democracy" by Blackpool Council leader Coun Simon Blackburn.
Mr Gledhill's call come after Fylde Council announced it is set to hold its own referendum on the issue in May after a campaign drew hundreds of signatures from residents across the borough.
He said: "I've never been involved in either local or national politics because being in business and having employees you need to keep your colours closely hidden.
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Coun Simon Blackburn (pictured), leader of Blackpool Council, said: "We keep our governance systems under constant review and will continue to do so.
"The old committee system, however, is a recipe for stagnation and procrastination which might appeal to some people but makes little sense in a modern democracy."
Coun Tony Williams, who heads up the Tory opposition on the council says while he is not fully in favour of a return to the old system, he believes more elected representatives should have more of a say in the town's major decisions.
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Throughout the country there is a lot of variety as to what is typically eaten, depending on the location. In the Sierra, potatoes almost always accompany lunch and dinner, and in the coast rice is popular. Soup is also a big part of lunch and dinner. Breakfasts often consist of toast, eggs, and juice or fruit. Batidos, or fruit shakes, are popular breakfast items or snacks. Especially in the Coastline, Ecuadorians make a variety of breakfast meals based on green or sweet plantain and yuca, such as bolonoes, empanadas, patacones, corviches, muchines, pan de yuca, humitas and others. They are cooked with either cheese, pork or fish. They are very filling and unexpensive meals.
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Locro de papa is a famous Ecuadorian soup with avocados, potatoes and cheese.
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In the Highlands, Ecuadorians eat cuy, or guinea pig. The entire animal is roasted or fried and often served skewered on a stick.
Empanadas are also a common local food that are usually consumed as snacks in the afternoon. The most common varieties of this filled pastry are cheese and/or chicken.
Bottled water is very common and is safe to drink; it comes con gas (carbonated) and sin gas (non-carbonated). Water from the tap is unsafe to drink. Even Ecuadorians generally only drink bottled (or boiled) water.
Coffee is widely available in cafes and restaurants, and also sold in bean form. Tea is also common, usually with a good selection including herbal.
Fruit juice is plentiful and good, and you will often have many options: piña (pineapple), mora (blackberry), maracuyá (passion fruit), naranja (orange), sandía (watermelon), naranjilla (a jungle fruit), melon, taxo, guanabana, guava, etc. If you'd like it made with milk, sort of like a less-frozen milkshake, ask for a batida. Note that often juices are served lukewarm.
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As she has so many times throughout her career, senior Tasha Humphrey carried her team on her back Thursday night at Stegeman Coliseum.
Humphrey scored all 19 of her points in the second half to lead No. 7 Georgia to a 69-59 come-from-behind win against Oakland, Mich.
Humphrey, the three-time All-American who scored in double figures for the 89th time, was whistled for her second foul with 12:55 left in the first half and spent the rest of the period on the bench.
That enabled the upstart Lady Golden Grizzlies (3-2) to have their way with the Lady Bulldogs (7-0).
Oakland had a 10-point lead at four different times in the first half.
The Lady Bulldogs didn't help themselves, committing 15 turnovers, which translated into 12 points for the Lady Golden Grizzlies.
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But Humphrey returned for the second half rested and inspired, scoring all of her points and pulling down nine rebounds, five of them on the offensive end.
"I was out the majority of the first half, so I knew I had to come back with intensity and fire," said Humphrey, who posted her 39th career double-double. "I took it personally because there's not a lot you can do from the bench. That's what you have to do to be a leader."
While Humphrey's inspired second-half play made a marked difference in the outcome, Georgia's zone defense and recommitment to rebounding was also critical. After being outrebounded 27-15 in the first half, the Lady Bulldogs finished the night with a 48-40 edge on the boards.
"We didn't come out prepared," said forward Angel Robinson, who overcame a difficult first half that included six turnovers to finish with 15 points and 12 rebounds, her second consecutive double-double. "They out-hustled us. You could tell they wanted to beat us on our own floor. But the difference in the second half was heart. Everybody came out and fulfilled their roles."
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Early on, the Lady Bulldogs had no answer for Oakland guard Jessica Pike, who scored the first six points, had 14 points at the half and finished with a game-high 23 points. But a zone defense in the second half limited the Lady Golden Grizzlies' motion offense, as Georgia took advantage of a dozen Oakland turnovers and outscored its opponent 42-27 during the final 20 minutes.
"The offensive rebounds and putbacks in the second half were the most important pieces," Georgia coach Andy Landers said. "And either we were as good with our zone as we were bad with our man-to-man defense, or they were as bad against our zone as they were good against our man-to-man."
Oakland coach Beckie Francis was disappointed in her offense's inability to adjust.
"Georgia switching to the zone in the second half was the difference," Francis said. "It's the first zone we faced and unfortunately it had to be against the No. 7 team in the country. And they got the ball to Humphrey. I would, too."
Humphrey hit a 3-pointer at the 18:24 mark in the second half to give Georgia its first lead of the night and the two teams went back-and-forth for the next 15 minutes, as the Lady Bulldogs couldn't break away, thanks in no small part to the play of Oakland's Pike and Melissa Jeltema, who posted 12 points, nine of which came in the last 20 minutes.
With 3:50 remaining, Megan Darrah nailed a 3-pointer to put Georgia up 60-55 and the Lady Bulldogs sank 7 of 10 free throws in the final two minutes to ice the hard-earned victory.
"It was a gritty win," said Landers, whose only substitution in the second half came when Christy Marshall played three minutes, spelling Darrah. "We've struggled with these kinds of games in the last couple of years, but now we're able to win them. You'd get scared playing games like this because they'd take the fight out of us. But I saw that fighting mentality (Thursday). We're now getting the sense we can get through the tough times."
NOTES: Georgia improved to 3-0 all-time against Oakland. ... In addition to pacing the Lady Bulldogs' victory, Humphrey moved past Wanda Holloway to No. 7 on Georgia's career scoring list; she now has 1,834 points, one more than Holloway and 14 points shy of No. 6 La'Keshia Frett, now a Lady Bulldogs assistant coach. ... Humphrey's 11 rebounds enabled her to jump past Frett to No. 8 all-time with 846 boards. ... Darrah matched her career high in rebounds with 11, which she set against Davidson and North Carolina A&T last season. ... Besides Humphrey and Robinson, Georgia got double-digit scoring from Darrah, who had 11 points, including a pair of 3-pointers. ... Oakland had no other players score in double figures besides Pike and Jeltema; Hanna Reising, who came into the game averaging 11.3 points per game, finished with five points and no rebounds. ... Georgia played its worst first half of the season, scoring just 27 points; its previous low came on Nov. 16 against Temple, when the Lady Bulldogs scored 30, and its season high came on Nov. 13 against Georgia Southern, when it tallied 52 points. ... Georgia Tech visits Stegeman Coliseum at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The November 16 drive-by shooting of Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen has been solved and there's no conspiracy, says the police chief of Beverly Hills.
David Snowden told The Hollywood Reporter that Harold Martin Smith, an unemployed felon who killed himself December 1 before police could question him, acted alone in shooting Chasen. Snowden said that the final ballistics report confirms the gun used in Smith's suicide and Chasen's murder is the same weapon.
"That man is the man that shot her, there is no conspiracy, nothing else was involved," Snowden said. "I know a lot of people don't like to see it end like that -- they'd rather have something more dramatic, but that's just the way it is. The facts are the facts."
Snowden confirmed some details of the case that were first outlined by police officials at a December 8 press conference. He said it is believed that Smith used a bicycle to get to and from the scene of the crime. It is believed that Smith shot Chasen, 64, in an attempted robbery as she was driving in her Mercedes through the wealthy enclave.
"There is no additional evidence to review," Snowden said.
Snowden declined to offer a detailed summary of detectives' casework. He said the case would be formally closed in about a week, once paperwork is completed, and a press statement will be released. He said the police had essentially considered the case solved at the time of the press conference.
However, it was noted at the time that the police were still waiting on the results of a final ballistics report, and Detective Mike Publicker said at the time that the investigation was 60 to 70 percent complete.
"That was a bad choice of words, what he meant to say was that it was 70 percent closed," Snowden said.
Since the press conference, the police have offered no significant update on the case, which garnered national attention as speculation about the nature of the shooting ran rampant. Several of Chasen's friends and colleagues have publicly and privately questioned the police's explanation of the incident and Smith's role in the slaying.
Chasen was killed soon after midnight on November 16 while driving home from an after-party for the premiere of "Burlesque." After being shot several times, she crashed her black Mercedes-Benz coupe into a light pole on Whittier Boulevard at Sunset Boulevard at about 12:27 a.m. Residents discovered her slumped over in the vehicle; her purse was not taken from the car. She was transported to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead at 1:12 a.m.


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Strong and deeply flavoured, the best base for many recipes. This is almost sodium free. Prep time doesn't include overnight chill time.
Top Review by WiGal
Excellent and well written! Although this recipe is NOT part of ZWT5 I needed some beef stock to make Recipe#268870 and so glad I found this. I did add an extra carrot only b/c I had just 1 left. I did take the skins off my onions though. Merci txzuckerbaeckerin for sharing! It yielded me 5 cups of beef stock.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 907.18 g beef bones (large, cracked)
- 113.39 g can tomato paste
- 14.79 ml oil (olive, veg, canola)
- 1 large onion, quartered with skin
- 2 stalk celery, long with tops cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 large carrots, in 1-inch pieces
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- Preheat the oven to 375°F Rub tomato-paste generously over the beef bones.
- Roast the bones in the oven for 30 min until browned.
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Lilly stared at the little box in her hands, wondering if her gift would measure up. It was a small trinket, something she'd forgotten about until doing her laundry. In one of her pairs of water shorts she'd discovered a small pink shell, about the size of a quarter. After much consideration, Lilly had gone to a jeweler and requested a small hole be drilled through the top and a chain laced through it.
It was small, it was seemingly insignificant, but to Lilly it represented the day she first thought she might have feelings for Miley. She didn't expect Miley to understand it, but this shell was something special. It had been placed into a small padded box for safe keeping and wrapped in flashy green paper. Lilly had used a few strands of red ribbon to fashion a bow to tape on top.
One thing she really appreciated was that Miley had agreed with her on one key fact – their Christmas exchange wasn't going to be extravagant this year just because their relationship had changed. Miley expected nothing from Lilly, and Lilly expected nothing from Miley.
Lilly was spending Christmas Eve with the Stewarts, even going so far as to sleepover – something Robby Ray and her mother were relenting to only because of the Christmas season. Christmas morning she'd head home for Christmas morning with her mom and brother and then Miley, Jackson, and Robby Ray would join the family – including her father – for Christmas dinner. That was the part Lilly was most anxious about – the group hadn't re-gathered after the nearly catastrophic barbeque and even now, Lilly walked on eggshells around her father.
Ed, for his part, was trying his hardest not to bring it up. If Miley came up in conversations, he'd duck his head or look away, not contributing his opinion. Lilly was grateful for his effort, but she couldn't help but feel it wasn't enough. It was nice he wasn't being verbally abusive of the relationship, but he wasn't accepting it, either.
Startled from her thoughts by her cell phone, Lilly picked up the annoying device and answered it was a wide smile and pleasant voice.
"Hey, Miles."
"Hiya, Lils. I can't wait for tonight!" Miley was sitting on her bed, staring at the small box in front of her. It was early December twenty-fourth and she was anxiously awaiting her time with Lilly. Her own gift was very small, but she hoped Lilly liked it.
"Well, it's almost three. I'll be over in like two hours," Lilly rubbed her fingers on her wrapped package.
"I just couldn't wait that long to hear your voice…" Miley chuckled. They'd come a long ways since the dance. Since they'd chosen to become more open, there was a lot less tension between them. If one of them wanted a kiss, she got it. If one of them wanted a hug, she got it.
"You're sweet," Lilly sighed. "You know I'd be over there right now if I could be."
Miley switched the phone from one ear to the other, "I know, love. It's too bad that…"
"My mom is still hoping he'll get over it." Lilly set her gift down beside her. Mr. Truscott had been hard to convince about this whole holiday set up. He didn't want Lilly over at the Stewarts more than necessary; he'd blow a gasket if he knew Lilly was sleeping over there. It seemed like he thought Robby Ray was just going to let them do whatever they wanted together.
"Does it bother you?" That was Miley's biggest concern. She had already accepted the fact that Mr. Truscott wasn't going to be supportive but she knew it was a strain on Lilly.
"Yeah, I think it always will," Lilly sighed, "but I can live with it."
"I love you," Miley murmured – her mood had plummeted slightly.
"You, too," Lilly returned. "I'm going to go hang with my mom for a little while. I'll see you at five."
"Okay… Bye, babe." Miley hung up moments after Lilly had responded with a goodbye of her own. She fingered her present and relaxed slightly. If only there was something she could do about Lilly's dad.
She tucked her phone into her pocket and got to her feet. A picture of Lilly grinned at her from her bedside table and it helped bring back some of her holiday spirit. Greatly cheered, Miley headed downstairs. The Christmas tree was perched by the piano. It was heavily laden down with ornaments hanging off every available branch.
A stack of presents sat at the trunk, ranging from golf ball sized to almost tall enough to reach Miley's waist. Receiving gifts wasn't the reason she loved the holiday so much, though. She loved Christmas because of the togetherness that came with it. It seemed to bring the best out in people. Of the gifts under the tree were two small packages from Miley – one for Oliver, as usual, and one for Mikayla.
Robby Ray approached from the kitchen with a small plate in his hand. He opened the piano and set it down inside. Miley glimpsed a wedge of cheese on it.
"For Linda." Robby explained. "I thought we should include her. She's practically family, y'know."
Miley smiled and nodded, "I'm sure she thanks you for your kind present."
"So Lilly still set to come over?" Robby knew that the tension with Mr. Truscott hadn't diminished with time. It had dulled slightly, but it was no less damaging to Lilly.
"Yeah. Just got off the phone with her," Miley rubbed her pocket.
"Well, I hope she likes her present. Are you goin' to make her wait til tomorrow?"
Nodding her head, Miley blushed slightly, "I wanted to pull her aside privately tomorrow night. It's kinda personal, and all…"
"Don't worry about me an' Jackson. We'll leave you be." Robby had to wonder about what the gift was – Miley had been so secretive about getting it.
Their conversation was cut off as Jackson laughed a little too loudly from his seat on the couch. Bits of popcorn dropped from his gaping mouth as he pointed at the television with one hand and slapped his thigh with the other.
"Dat's sho funny!" He cracked up. Miley glanced over his shoulder, trying to figure out what the heck he was watching. Jackson finished off the popcorn in his mouth so he could talk better. "That Charlie Brown! That tree isn't nowhere good enough!"
Miley rolled her eyes, "Jackson, you watch this every year. You know that it turns out alright in the end."
"Shush!" Jackson waved a wild hand at her, "You're ruining the end!"
"Leave the boy be," Robby chided her softly. "As long as he's watchin' that, he's outta my hair."
Chuckling, Miley obeyed. "So, Daddy, can I help you with anything? Need help makin' dinner?"
"No, bud. Why don't you go spend some quality time with your brother…?"
"Daddy!" She complained loudly, "Please… anything but that!"
He grinned at her and nodded before heading back to the kitchen. Miley went to the couch and plopped down next to Jackson. She smiled at him hesitantly, unsure of what exactly this would accomplish. He guffawed, completely ignoring her. Feeling so loved, she turned attention to the screen – it was a way to pass the time until Lilly arrived, she reasoned.
The movie ended and Jackson flicked the channel away from ABC – other than their Charlie Brown holiday specials, it held little interest for him. He let the TV Guide channel play as he waited for something to catch his interest. Miley stared blankly at the screen, knowing any suggestion she made as to what they watched would be rejected flat-out.
"Miles, can you set the table?" Robby called from the kitchen.
Grateful to be saved from Jackson's land of bad television, she hurried to the kitchen and took out four plates, four sets of silverware, and four glasses. She settled them down onto the festive green placemats at the table. As a finishing touch, she placed a candle in the center of the table and lit it. Robby Ray set his dishes down on hot pads around the middle of the table for easy access.
"Lilly should be here any minute." Miley practically danced. Christmas just put her in such a good mood. Her mood brightened further as Lilly pushed the door open without bothering to knock.
"Hey Stewarts! Merry Christmas Eve!" She called, smiling broadly and throwing her overnight bag to the ground.
Miley ran to her and hugged her. Lifting slightly, she spun Lilly in a wide circle. Giggling madly, Lilly struggled against the hold.
"Just in time, Lilly," Robby called from the kitchen. "Dinner's done, table's set."
"I'd come eat if your daughter would put me down!" Lilly directed her comment more at Miley, who immediately set her down.
"Who am I to get between a Lilly and her food?" Miley shrugged her shoulders. "You remind me so much of Oliver sometimes."
"There's a difference." Lilly stated defensively. "He's a sloppy pig, while I am a dignified goat."
"So what's the difference?" Miley questioned.
"Well, pigs eat slop. Goats just eat anything."
"Goats eat garbage, you know that right?"
"So I'm a tiger shark?"
"They eat garbage, too."
Lilly fell silent, brooding. "Fine. I eat like a Lilly."
"I can accept that." Miley pranced to the table and pulled Lilly's chair out for her. Once Lilly was seated, Miley helped push her close to the table.
"See, I told you you'd be better at the boy-work than me," Lilly grinned.
Miley blushed, "Only for you."
"If you two are done with your little yuck-fest…" Jackson peered at them.
"Don't mind him. He's just upset 'cause he can't get a girl." Miley explained to Lilly, ignoring his indignant cries.
"Miley," Robby warned. "Let's start this dinner."
Miley took her seat and soon the large meal that Robby had painstakingly put together was gone. Plates filled and emptied quickly and half an hour later, Miley felt that she would burst if she had to eat even one more. By the end of the meal, it had turned into an eating contest between Lilly and Jackson – they both reached for the last scoop of pudding. Glaring daggers at each other, they tested the other's will. Lilly gave in, not because she was full, but because she didn't want to fight for a scoop of pudding.
Robby was the first to speak after Jackson shoved that last bit of food down his throat. "Wow, boy, I didn't know you had all that space in your stomach."
Jackson looked a little queasy, "I didn't either…"
Lilly cackled, "I could eat you under the table."
He ran for the bathroom as Lilly boasted her victory. Miley giggled nervously. For all Miley seemed to be the gentleman in the relationship, Lilly could sure put away food like a boy. Robby shook his head, unsure if he should be worried or not.
"Miles, can you and Lilly help with the dishes. I'd ask Jackson but—" The sounds of retching could be heard from the bathroom. "Well, it's just better if you two help."
Lilly got up wearily. "I feel like I'm pregnant."
Miley smacked her forehead, "Lilly, I've told Oliver so many times to use protection."
They set to work cleaning pots, pans, dishes, silverware, and every other dish Robby set before them. Getting bored, Miley splashed soapy water at Lilly who reacted by turning the spray nozzle on Miley. Grabbing the dish towel, Miley whapped Lilly on the arm and tried to get away. They collapsed on the counters giggling and wet.
Miley leaned forward, waiting for Lilly to meet her half way in a kiss; Lilly gladly complied. It was sweet and soft and Miley only drew back when she heard Robby returning to the kitchen.
"Merry Christmas, Lils."
Lilly smiled, "It's still only Christmas Eve, Miles. You do know you're going to have to step your game up tomorrow."
"I can do that." Miley promised.
"Do what?" Robby questioned. He spotted the watery mess and sighed. "You girls can set out the cookies for Santa while I dry this up."
Lilly scrunched her eyebrows together questioningly at Miley, "Santa?"
Miley shrugged – their family enjoyed the tradition. She pulled out a fresh plate and glass. Selecting a few different kinds of Christmas cookies, she set out four cookies and a fresh glass of milk on top of the piano.
"Daddy? Me an' Lilly are going to head upstairs okay?"
He nodded, "Don't stay up too late, girls. Remember, he knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you're awake…"
"Can do, Mr. S." Lilly grabbed her bag from where she'd abandoned it earlier and pounded up the steps right behind Miley.
Once up in Miley's room, they both changed into pajamas and crawled into Miley's bed. They had no intentions of sleeping, though; instead, they nestled close together and chatted quietly with the lights out. Miley, for one, wasn't about to start anything romantic between them in the bed because she was fully intent on listening to Lilly's wishes to wait. When it happened between them, it would be when both of them were ready. Near eleven o'clock, Miley finally dozed off. Lilly smiled and yawned slightly. She snuggled closer and let her own eyes fall shut.
Morning light peeked through Miley's large windows, rousing Miley from a pleasant dream. She hugged her teddy bear closer to her body, enjoying the soft scent that it had clinging to it. It smelled oddly like Lilly's hair. Her eyes adjusted to the light and a smile crept onto her face – waking up next to Lilly was great, she had to admit. During the night she had managed to spoon Lilly, locking her knees behind Lilly's and draping a heavy arm over Lilly's side.
"Lilly… Lilllllly… LILLY!" Miley tried whispering. She tried using a moderate, but sing-song tone. And finally, in a last ditch effort, Miley let loose a loud yell. Lilly shot out of bed like a bat out of hell, eyes wide and body quivering.
"I swear! I didn't hide the rubber ducky!" She cried, staring around the room wildly. Her eyes settled on Miley and an intense blush started at her ears and filled her face, "Um…"
"Merry Christmas, Lilly!"
Lilly smiled widely, "Oh! That's right! Merry Christmas, Miles!"
"I hate to break it to you, Lilly," Miley sat up and pulled her covers aside, "But you'll have to wait to open your gift until later tonight. I need to give it to you in private."
Lilly pouted slightly, but nodded, "Well, you can just wait for yours, too."
"Should we head downstairs?" Miley asked, checking the clock. At seven in the morning, Jackson had probably already ripped through half his presents.
"Can't we just wait here for a little? It's not that I don't want to watch Jackson attacking his presents, it's just that I'd rather spend a little time with you."
Miley clambered on top of the covers she'd just pushed down and pat the area next to her, "Sure thing, jelly bean."
Lilly shot over to her, bouncing on the surface like a hyperactive kangaroo. "Man, I wish it would snow. I mean, we never get snow, but it would be so cool if I could see snow on Christmas."
"Maybe someday we'll take our winter holiday out in Colorado or something," Miley suggested, "We have time to visit everywhere, especially if I can talk daddy into getting a Hannah jet."
"Isn't that expensive and kind of pointless?" Lilly asked. "I mean, you could just as easily get a first class ticket for much cheaper than owning and keeping up an entire jet."
Miley sighed, "I guess it's the thought behind it. I mean, London Tipton has a jet."
"She's also an airhead heiress." Lilly pointed out.
"But her jet is so cool." Miley wistfully remarked, "But I guess you're right, if you want to be practical… You should have seen her closet. I needed a map and I still got lost around Hat Land."
"She had an entire Land devoted to hats? And I thought Hannah's closet was impressive."
They chattered on for half an hour or so, mostly talking about people Hannah had met and the extravagant lifestyles many of those people had. Lilly envied them but decided that living simply had its advantages. After all, she wasn't chased by fans every time she stepped out the door. Being friends with a celebrity had taught her to value her anonymity.
"Girls! You up?" Robby hollered from downstairs.
"Yeah, daddy! We'll be down in a minute!"
"Good! Pancakes are getting' cold!"
Lilly's face lit up, "Oh! Pancakes!"
Miley leapt off the bed and thundered downstairs. At the bottom of the stairs Lilly brushed past her and took the closest seat. Miley contained her laughter, barely. It was becoming terribly obvious that she'd always take second place in Lilly's life, second only to good food.
"I'm glad one o'you likes my cookin'. I'd say she's a keeper, Mile." Robby joked, "Want some pancakes with your syrup, Lilly?"
She shook her head, "Ha-ha, Mr. S. Very funny. Like I haven't heard that one before."
After breakfast was inhaled – Jackson was feeling much better – Miley and Lilly turned their attention to the still wrapped packages under the tree. Robby Ray had added a few presents over night from 'Santa', along with a few small packages for Lilly. He felt that Lilly was a big part of their family so he and Jackson had gone shopping to pick a few things out.
The first thing the girls unwrapped were from matching packages – they both fell over laughing as they pulled out matching sheep sweaters, very similar to the kitty sweater Miley had received not horribly long ago. They pulled them on in the spirit of the moment and Miley pressed the nose on hers. It baaed obediently and the girls collapsed into giggles.
Several gifts later, Miley and Lilly were feeling all the more holly jolly. The underside of the tree was now covered in discarded paper, plastic, and bows. They'd managed to stick one of the giant red bows onto Jackson's head. He didn't seem to mind while he was in the house, but tore it off as he headed to work.
"I can't believe Rico's making me work on Christmas…" He complained as he rushed out the door. "I mean, who's going to buy hotdogs, water, or sunglasses on Christmas."
Lilly chuckled, "He almost convinced me to come down and buy a water. Almost."
Miley shoved her shoulder playfully, "Oh come on. We might as well. It's Christmas."
Robby gestured to the couch, "Are you girls going to watch some Christmas movies with me?"
Miley gazed at him doubtfully, "Please not A Christmas Story again… We watch that every year and it gets more and more boring every time."
He sighed, "Well, why don't you call Oliver and see if he wants to come over for a while. You have a gift for him, don't you?"
"Yeah. I wonder if Mikayla's with him." She went to the phone and dialed. A few moments later Oliver picked up.
"You've reached Oliver Smokin' Oken… I mean just plain old Oliver. Nothing smokin' here…"
Miley covered the mouthpiece of the phone and called to Lilly, "Yeah, Mikayla's there with him."
He laughed, overhearing her, "How'd you know?"
"Only she could break you of your habit of silly nicknames." Miley laughed. "Look, I was calling to see if you and Mikayla wanted to come over for a few minutes. I have something for both of you."
"Sure! We just finished breakfast over here. Give me a chance to change into something other than my pajamas and we'll be right over." He hung up.
Miley was suddenly struck by inspiration, "Daddy, do we have any mistletoe?"
He shook his head, "Jackson refuses to let any in the house. I guess too many girls broke tradition with the poor boy."
"Well, a sprig of green will have to do. They won't be able to tell." Miley ran onto the back porch and snapped off a few leaves of a nice green plant. She hurried to the front door and enlisted Lilly's help. "Lift me up, will ya?"
"Don't you need something sticky to make it stay?" Lilly asked.
"Good idea!" Miley darted to the kitchen and grabbed the scotch tape. Back at the door she waited expectantly for Lilly to raise her up. Lilly wrapped her arms around Miley's legs and lifted. Using one hand to steady herself on Lilly's shoulder, Miley placed the greenery above the door. Hoping Lilly would keep her safe, Miley took her hand off the shoulder and ripped off a few pieces of tape and stuck those leaves securely in place.
"Looks good." Lilly grunted as she set Miley back on the ground. "Guess what?"
"What?" Miley asked, though she knew what this was about.
"We're under the mistletoe."
Miley glanced at Robby Ray, "Well?"
"I'm going to go get the morning paper… I figure that's like thirty seconds…"
"Thanks, daddy." As soon as he was out the back door, Miley placed her hands on Lilly's waist and pulled Lilly in for a quick kiss. Robby's seconds were always three times faster than everybody else's. Her estimation was right – eleven seconds later, Robby came back in with the paper clenched in his hands.
Miley and Lilly fell on the couch a few moments before Oliver entered with Mikayla. Lilly cackled and pointed above their heads. Oliver spotted the trap first, but made no move to kiss his girlfriend. She stared at him, daring him to try something. He didn't dare.
"Oh come on, Ollie. Be a man." She prodded.
"It's okay with you?"
She rolled her eyes, "No. I don't want my boyfriend kissing me."
"Oh! I get it." He leaned forward and kissed her quickly.
When the initial attack was over, presents were exchanged. Miley was shocked to find that Mikayla had brought something for her as well. Each had given each other a CD. Miley blushed slightly as Mikayla pulled the wrapping paper off.
"Wow, I've wanted this for a while. How'd you know?"
Miley jabbed a finger at Oliver, "I had him help me."
"That's comical." Mikayla retorted, "I had him help me, too."
Miley opened hers little package to find a CD she had been wanting as well. "Oliver's such a good shopper."
"Well I do have three female best friends." He soaked in the admiration until Mikayla shoved him off balance.
The day continued in good fun and good humor until around six in the evening. Miley and Lilly had taken turns in the shower, cleaning up before heading out with Jackson and Robby to the Truscott residence. Lilly was terribly afraid that her dad was going to try something during dinner. She hoped he would just bite his tongue.
Outside the house, Lilly pulled Miley aside for a moment, "Miles… can we possibly keep the PDA to a minimum in there?"
Miley nodded, "I totally understand. Hands off. Got it."
They entered the house to find Heather cheerfully cooking it up in the kitchen. Will was in the living room watching football. Jackson joined him in there while the girls went into the kitchen to offer assistance.
Robby found Ed in the backyard, a water bottle clutched tightly in the other man's hand. He sighed – somehow he'd gotten the idea that maybe the man would have changed. Making his presence known, Robby settled down next to the uptight fellow.
"Hello, Ed."
"Robby." Ed stated coldly.
"Look, Ed, I'm not going to tell you what to think, but I'm going to ask you, man to man, not to make a fuss today. It's Christmas. Take a break and enjoy yourself. If it helps, pretend they're not dating, just for today. I know they've already decided not to touch each other around you."
Ed took a few deep breaths, "I'm trying. I am."
"I know." Robby waited to see if Ed would continue; he did.
"I hate that I can't look at my daughter anymore." He stated blandly.
"Lilly knows that. She's waiting for you." Robby assured him.
"I just hope she'll wait long enough for me to come around. I know she can't wait forever."
"She would. You're her dad. She loves you."
"Boys, come and get it!" Heather rang a classic triangle dinner bell, calling the others from their various places in the house.
The meal went well enough. Ed kept his temper in check and managed a few, tense smiles in Miley's direction. Robby's words stayed put in his head and he found that it did help to think of his daughter and Miley was just friends. Lilly couldn't have been happier. To her it seemed like Mr. Truscott was finally coming around. It didn't, however, give her the nerve to touch Miley at dinner. Ed was grateful.
As the evening faded to dusk, Miley pulled Lilly aside, "You ready for your present?"
Lilly shook her head, "I want to give you mine, first."
"If you really want." Miley wasn't going to complain.
Handing her gift over, Lilly glanced away, filled with nervous energy. Miley would have no idea what this gift truly meant, but Lilly had a little monologue running in her head about how she was going to explain it.
"Lilly… it's beautiful…" Miley cradled the necklace in her hands. "Help me put it on?"
Lilly beamed, "I found it that day you met Jeremy on the beach. It was the day I started to think, maybe I was really jealous of him, well of boys in general, and how they acted around you. I guess it's the day I really started figuring out that I love you."
Necklace in place, Miley placed a thankful kiss on Lilly's cheek, "My turn, now."
Miley dug the box out of her pocket and handed it over to Lilly. She hoped this would mean as much as the elegant shell necklace. Lilly stared at the box in confusion – it was a ring box.
"Miles, I know I said I'd marry you that day at the park, but aren't we a little young?"
Miley grinned and stared at her expectantly, "Just open it. And I haven't really proposed yet. That would come after college."
Lilly blushed, "I see."
She tore the paper off the box and flipped the velvet box open to reveal a small silver band, plain except for a small sapphire set in the metal. Curious, Lilly lifted the band free from its case and stared at it.
"So… if it's not an engagement ring, what is it?"
"I call it a promise ring." Miley whispered. "I promise that I will always love you. I promise never to hurt you purposefully. I promise to support you, no matter what. I promise to always be there for you." She took the ring from Lilly's hand and slid it on Lilly's right-hand ring finger. "And I promise that I will always, always be yours."
Lilly threw her arms around Miley's neck, "And I promise I'll wear it every day and never take it off."
Christmas, Miley found, was her favorite holiday. Not because of the presents, but because of how it brought people together.


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I have an untangle firewall, which I am not familiar with. I recently migrated both of my DNS servers to new machines and the IP's are different. The problem that I am having is when I turn on the firewall to black traffic and send it to OpenDNS, it kills the internet altogether. I have changed every DNS address that I can find in the Untangle box, still no luck. Anybody have any suggestions?
Mar 20, 2012 at 10:34 UTC
On your Internal DNS you have forwarders to the opendns correct?
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Mar 16, 2012 at 11:14 UTC
The firewall may be blocking outbound port 53 for everything but your DNS servers. If that's how it's set, it's probably still excepting your old servers, but not the new ones. You'll need to find the outbound rules and change the exceptions to your new DNS servers.
Mar 16, 2012 at 1:40 UTC
There is a rule to block DNS traffic, all except OpenDNS that has 53 configured, however there is no DNS IP's configured with that rule. There are some rules that do name the DNS servers and I have changed the IP's in all of them. Where else might it be?
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:03 UTC
Make sure that the pass rule is above the block rule.
Rules are read form the top and down.
And the first it matches it will take.
Else post your block rule and your pass rule and we can help more.
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:29 UTC
Attached is a list of the rules. I can post whichever you need to see, but there are quite a few. As you will see, the pass are listed first. This was working perfect until the IP's of the DNS servers changed
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:35 UTC
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Mar 16, 2012 at 2:39 UTC
You might want to post the actual rule for OpenDNS. It needs to be allowing the internal DNS server to reach 22.214.171.124 on UDP 53. Is there a separate area to make these rules take effect?
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:45 UTC
Here are the settings for Pass DNS to OpenDNS:
Destination Address is 18.104.22.168, 220.127.116.11
and Source Interface is internal
and Destination Interface is external
and Destination Port is 53
and Protocol is (None Checked)
Action Type is Pass
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:48 UTC
Have you ever tried checking a protocol for it? Assuming the new DNS servers are on the internal interface, that should be correct otherwise.
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:50 UTC
The rule that is killing the whole thing is:
Block DNS Traffic, all except OpenDNS
Destination Port is 53
and Protocol is (None Checked)
Action Type: Block
I tried checking UDP based on suggestion above., however when I go back in after saving, it is still unchecked.
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:53 UTC
Where do I add them for the internal interface? The only place I found to add them was in the external interface setup under primary and secondary DNS.
Interface is configured as bridge.
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:54 UTC
Sorry, Internal interface is configured as bridge.
Mar 16, 2012 at 2:55 UTC
I'd actually look into implicit rules. I would think that if you're specifically allowing DNS from two internal machines to anything external, it should be assumed that no other inside-to-outside DNS should be allowed. At least, that's how Cisco operates. The point is, you shouldn't actually need the block rule, just the pass. You could test it easily by setting a workstation's DNS to something external.
Mar 16, 2012 at 3:00 UTC
Without the block rule on, All of the sites that I have blacklisted in OpenDNS are reachable. Implicit rules?
Mar 16, 2012 at 3:07 UTC
With the pass and allow rules enabled, can the DNS servers get to an external website? I know workstations can't, but can the servers?
Mar 16, 2012 at 5:02 UTC
All of the pass rules are activated and i can get out whether it be server or workstation. When I turn on the one block rule for all but OpenDNS, everything loses internet, servers included.
Mar 16, 2012 at 5:27 UTC
Here are the settings for Pass DNS to OpenDNS:
Destination Address is 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52
and Source Interface is internal
and Destination Interface is external
and Destination Port is 53
and Protocol is (None Checked)
Action Type is Pass
Mar 19, 2012 at 10:53 UTC
Protocol has been set to UDP as sugested. I have also deleted and rebuilt the rules associated with OpenDNS in addition to trying a restart. This box will not send anything to OpenDNS. I am at a loss.
Mar 19, 2012 at 12:16 UTC
1st Post
Do you need to change IP info with OpenDNS?
Mar 19, 2012 at 12:30 UTC
I double checked those, just to be sure. None of the external addresses changed, only the IP's for my two dns servers. Still not routing to OpenDNS. I have also verified settings in the router as well. The break has got to be in the Untangle, I just don't know where.
Is there any configuration that goes on in the Untangle from outside the GUI?
Mar 19, 2012 at 12:37 UTC
Only Gui Changes.
Can you change Untangles DNS servers. (Under Config->Networking->Interface->Edit on external)
Put in OpenDNS servers there.
Then go to Config->Networking-> Troubleshooting and run a DNS test.
If untangle can reslove DNS then you have a firewall problem or a packet filter.
You can also use the Packet test under Troubleshooting menu to see if traffic passes or not.
Mar 19, 2012 at 12:56 UTC
Untangle can resolve the DNS with either my correct DNS addresses or the OpenDNS addresses. The tests all pass unless I institue the block rule to block all but port 53. This rule was there before the DNS address changes.
Mar 19, 2012 at 1:23 UTC
Tracert from a client to the OpenDNS.
Make sure that it goes via Untangle.
Then create a Pass Rule and put it on the first line in the Firewall module.
Keep it simple internal external allow port 53 udp.
And see if that works.
If it dose start looking it down.
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The decision to skip the major international conference, which has been a year in the planning, will trigger concerns in Washington and Kabul that Pakistan is withdrawing from international efforts to stabilize Afghanistan before and after the withdrawal of foreign combat forces in 2014.
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The Dec. 5 meeting was to bring together Western and regional leaders to forge a strategy to stabilize Afghanistan and smooth the planned American withdrawal from the country in 2014. Pakistan is perhaps the most important regional country because of it influence on Afghan Taliban factions on its soil, and U.S. and Pakistani officials had been urging Islamabad to attend.
Given the general pessimism about the future of Afghanistan, few had high expectations the conference would result in significant progress. But the absence of Pakistan will make even minor achievements much more difficult.
"We expect the government of Pakistan as our long-term neighbor and friend to attend," said Ashraf Ghani, who is leading efforts for Afghan security forces to take over from foreign troops, on Monday. "There are 100 countries and international organizations that are attending this conference.
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NATO and the U.S. are investigating the incident, and have expressed regret at the loss of Pakistani lives.
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed extending medical insurance to all Californians, including illegal immigrants, with a far-reaching plan that would transform the health care market by spreading the $12 billion cost of universal coverage among employers, individuals, insurers, government and health care providers.
And the questions we're asking Herald-Guide readers is simple: Would YOU support such a plan in Louisiana?
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Power of Habits Response - Zach Brown
I thought the section on habits made some good points. It went through and identified the things that cause us to create and enjoy our habits. It then went into a multi-step section on how to fix or alter our habits to better serve us, or to come up with newer and healthier ones entirely.
One of the habits I would like to correct is my habit of constantly putting off homework until the last minute, then just saying "screw it, there are better uses of my time" at the very last second. The cue for this would be receiving homework I see no value in doing. The reward of this particular habit would be the free time that not doing it grants me. Time that can be spent doing something enjoyable instead.
As far as a plan goes, I really don't have one. Pretty much just going to sit down and do it. Not sure what plan could be made, or that a plan really needs to be made. The positive habit I'd like to replace this bad one with, would be doing all homework, regardless of how little value it may or may not have.