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Brilliant astrophysicist Dr. Owen Shaughnessy feels more connected to the cosmos than to people. He's great with calculations, but when he leads a team of scientists to study a famous meteor shower, he doesn't factor in his free-spirited artist assistant Brooke Matthews.
Polar opposites in personality, the friction between them threatens to derail the project. But the beauty and mystery of the night sky draw Owen and Brooke together—and she's going to surprise him in ways the stars never could.
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A Sky Full of Stars is a heartwarming story of one man's courage to believe in himself and the woman who has faith in him and their relationship. Once again, Samantha Chase has written a novel which has exceeded my expectations.
Samantha Chase's flawless descriptive writing style draws the reader into Owen and Brooke's story. In the first chapter of the novel, Dr. Owen Shaughnessy notices that an attractive woman has walked into his lecture about meteor showers. Owen is surprised when the woman approaches him and apologizes for being late to his class. She explains that her uncle, Howard Shields, suggested that she attend the lecture. Dr. Shields enters the lecture hall and introduces Owen to his niece; artist Brooke Matthews. Ms. Chase cleverly provides the connection between Owen's scientific interest in the meteor showers and Brooke's desire to view the stars through an artistic lens. The author also uses this scene to give insight into the intelligent, shy character of Owen Shaughnessy and compares it with Brooke's open, easy going personality.
Owen and Riley Shaughnessy are twins. Ms. Chase does a fabulous job with the conversations between the brothers – it's brutally honest at times--and their twin connection. Rock star Riley always senses when his quiet, shy brother needs to talk or FaceTime. This is one of my favorite conversations between the brothers. Owen has followed Riley's advice and is dating Brooke.
'That's what I am trying to do here," Riley snapped. 'A girl like her…Owen, you're my brother-my twin brother-and I love you, but Brooke is way out of your league!"'Out of my league? He paused. 'You know, when I did talk to you about her, you did everything you could to encourage me to get to know her! And know that I have—"Riley sighed. 'The way you described her and the way she is…..let's just say I didn't envision her to be this… this…" 'This what?" Owen asked, teeth clenched. v 'She reminds me of those girls in school—all cool attitude with a hint of bitchiness. Do you remember how girls like that used to torment the shit out of you in school? Why—why---would you even want to associate with someone like her?"'She's nothing like that," Owen replied defensively.Riley shook his head dismissively. 'She is going to mess with you and break your heart."
A Sky Full of Stars is an emotional, passionate journey with an emphasis on the themes of loss and forgiveness. Owen believes that he is socially awkward. I liked that Brooke saw him as shy, not awkward. She recognized that although Owen was brilliant, he needed help managing the details and social activities for an upcoming weekend trip to Nevada. I loved how the author compared Owen's scientific approach to star gazing with Brooke's desire to paint the stars.
Samantha Chase continues to explore how the death of Lillian Shaughnessy has affected each member of her family. Lillian understands that Owen is extremely intelligent and supports his desire to learn about science. My favorite scenes in the book were when Owen remembered that his Mom encouraged him to reach for the stars and be the best person he could be. Owen associated the stars with his mother's love.
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My favorite part of A Sky Full of Stars? When Owen finally understood that he was Brooke's superhero! Yay Owen!
If you enjoy authors Kristan Higgins, Donna Alward and Debbie Mason—you will love A SKY FULL OF STARS!
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"That was…interesting."
"I never thought I'd see those two mediums used together."
"I may have to stab my own eyes out to make sure I never see it again," Brooke said and then shuddered. They had just left the art gallery, and she waited until they were at the corner before looking at Owen. "I am so sorry."
He looked taken aback by her apology. "Why?"
"That was horrible! Everything in there was offensive and tasteless and just…wrong! I can't believe an art professor would recommend that to anyone!"
"Maybe he didn't know exactly what kind of art was being displayed."
Brooke shook her head. "He had to know. He raved about the whole thing—like he was familiar with the kind of work this guy did!"
"Maybe he's into that kind of thing. There were a lot of people there who were praising pretty much everything they saw."
Even though she knew Owen was right, she was still horrified. All of the pictures featured nudes in cages—and then there was wire caging coming out of the picture to give it a 3-D effect. Splashes of color looked as if they were just thrown onto the canvas, and all in all the exhibit had been fairly horrific to her. Brooke didn't consider herself a prude, but these images were definitely not something she would have chosen to see.
And now she was mortified because she had invited Owen along. To his credit, he didn't seem the least bit fazed by the whole thing. It was possible he was trying to be polite and didn't want to offend her in case she found the work interesting. But after the first five minutes of being there, Brooke had wanted to escape. Somehow, however, Owen had drawn her into conversation as they walked around the gallery and made several observations that had her wondering if he really didn't see what was so…bizarre about the entire thing.
And that had been eye-opening for her. They stayed much longer than she'd imagined they would—especially after seeing the art—but they had talked the entire time, and after a while, she didn't even notice their surroundings. She simply enjoyed the conversation, which turned to the architecture of the building rather than the show.
"So that was an art showing," Owen said conversationally.
She nodded. "I really wish it had been a better experience."
"Is this the sort of thing you want to do? Have your paintings displayed in one particular gallery?"
"I think so. That was one of the reasons I went to talk to Dr. Kennedy. I really wanted his input on ways to get my name out there to some of the local galleries. I was hoping he'd give me some insight into how to get started."
Without commenting, Owen simply nodded.
"I don't know about you," she began, "but the thought of walking back to the pier is just a little exhausting. Would you mind if we grabbed a cab?"
"Not at all." Walking to the curb, he quickly hailed one, and once they were inside, he instructed the driver where to take them.
"Thank you," Brooke said, resting her head back on the seat. "I know I could have made the walk, but I'm just worn out."
"It was a lot of walking," he agreed. "I'll have the driver drop you at your car and take me back to my hotel."
Turning his head toward her, he looked at her until she met his gaze. "What's wrong?"
She shrugged. It was silly to be disappointed. Looking at the clock on the dashboard, she knew it was late—almost midnight—but she wasn't ready for the night to end.
"I just thought I'd drive you back there, and maybe we could have a drink or something before we called it a night."
He studied her for a moment, and she was afraid she had been too forward and he was going to turn her down.
"I'd like that," he said, surprising her yet again.
"Good," she said, smiling.
The ride to her car took only a few minutes, and Owen paid the driver and thanked him as they climbed out. Silently they walked to her car, and for the first time that night, she truly felt nervous. There wasn't anything she could put her finger on, but for some reason Brooke knew it was a big deal that they were out together tonight and they were both unwilling to let the night come to an end.
Or perhaps she was seeing only what she wanted to see.
They stopped next to her car, and she turned to him. "I don't think I know what hotel you're staying at."
"It would probably be easier for me to drive. That is…if you don't mind."
Brooke willingly handed him the keys, and they were on the move minutes later. Traffic was a little bit lighter than it had been earlier in the evening but still heavier than she would have expected for this time of night. Everything was lit up, and the sidewalks were still crowded, and she loved the energy of it all. They turned off the main road, and Owen pulled into an underground garage and parked.
"I was so busy people-watching I didn't even notice where we are." There was a possibility that was the wrong thing to admit to, but…
"That's okay," he said, taking the keys out and handing them to her. Neither made a move to get out of the car though.
She watched him for a moment—noticed how he was staring at the steering wheel and how he seemed to be thinking about something but she had no idea what. Turning in her seat, she faced him. "Owen—"
"I'd like to kiss you," he blurted out.
Her eyes went wide, and her heart beat madly in her chest. "You…you would?"
Owen looked at her, his dark eyes so full of emotion. He shook his head. "I'm sure there was a more eloquent way to say that, but…I'm not very eloquent," he added quietly.
Reaching out, Brooke took one of his hands in hers—relishing the warmth she found there—and marveled at how large it was. And there was strength there. He didn't have the hands of a man who sat behind a desk pushing papers around, and the skin-on-skin contact was far more arousing than she thought possible. "You're more eloquent than you think you are," she said softly.
The look he gave her said he didn't quite believe her. "I had a wonderful time with you tonight, Brooke, and I know we're going to go inside and have a drink, and we'll talk some more and…well…the longer we talk and the later it gets, it's going to make me want to kiss you even more. It's wrong for me to want to, but—"
"Why is it wrong?" she interrupted.
And there were those eyes that had her more than ready to crawl across the seat and into his lap. There was a vulnerability in his eyes that was almost her undoing.
"I hurt you. I know you didn't say anything about it, but I know Howard probably talked to you and told you about Red Rock." He looked away and shook his head. "It was wrong of me to do it like that. I should have talked to you myself. I'm sorry."
"Owen, I'm not going to lie to you. I was hurt, and yes, I was pretty angry with you earlier. I know we haven't known each other very long, but I thought we were at least becoming friends. I hated hearing about your decision from my uncle, but…I kind of understand why you did it that way. I'm sure it wasn't an easy decision for you to make."
"None of this is easy," he murmured and then looked up at her again. "I'm not good at this sort of thing—playing it cool and pretending I'm not interested in you when in fact I am. So…I'd completely understand if you didn't want to stay and have that drink or talk like we'd planned. You're probably sitting there trying to figure out a nice way to tell me to get out of the car."
Brooke was about to correct him, but Owen kept talking.
"I thought about hiring you, but I couldn't. Not because I don't want you on the trip, but because I knew I couldn't handle working with you every day and having you close by while I'm attracted to you. And knowing you were only there because you wanted to paint and that you weren't interested in me."
Now she had to speak. Before he could get another word out, she squeezed his hand and got his attention. "But you're wrong."
He didn't seem to understand what she was talking about.
"I do want to go on this trip to paint—I'm not going to deny that—but…Owen, I'm attracted to you too. I've enjoyed getting to know you, and the more time we spend together, the more I want to spend with you. I was afraid maybe you didn't want me on the trip because I wasn't smart enough or—"
She never got to finish.
Owen closed the distance between them and cupped her face in his hands as his lips claimed hers.
Although she waited until she was in her 40s to publish for the first time, writing has been a lifelong passion. Her motivation to take that step was her students: teaching creative writing to elementary age students all the way up through high school and encouraging those students to follow their writing dreams gave Samantha the confidence to take that step as well.
With almost fifty titles currently to her name, she has no plans to slow down. You won't find her books with the erotica or paranormal titles, all of her works are pure contemporary romances.
When she's not working on a new story, she spends her time reading romances, playing way too many games of Scrabble or Solitaire on Facebook, wearing a tiara while playing with her sassy pug Maylene…oh, and spending time with her husband of 25 years and their two sons in North Carolina.


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Ellen and the escapades at the Lexington, London, March 2nd 2011
The amazing Ellen Smith
The band Ellen and the Escapades comes from Leeds and had its breakthrough last year after winning the Emerging Talent Competition at Glastonbury. Is there more pressure on them now ? definitely but for their first live show in three months they made quite a statement by delivering a heart-warming and mind-blowing performance.
There were premises of a great show just by looking at the band doing soundcheck and testing a couple of new songs. There was also a bit of apprehension because this was their first show since December therefore some rustiness was expected. However the relaxed faces were telling you that the band was very confident and on its way to hit new heights.
At the bass, Andy
James at the drums
Ellen and the Escapades took the stage at 10pm and kicked in directly the intro full of vocal harmony of Without You. Then Jeff on the guitar started this little echoing riff before a dylanesque harmonica played by Chris clearly announced that the train was ready to roll. Ellen was in the middle singing with this amazing voice that hooks you up instantly. The band followed with another fact-paced song with Preying on your mind. The band was showing absolutely no signs of rust and everyone could feel their joy of playing together, you just needed to look at Ellen's adorable smile to be convinced. The audience knew that and responded loudly and cheerfully to this fantastic introduction.
Ellen continued with the delicate and regretful This ace I've burned. There is really something irresistible in her voice, fragile and at the same time so determined and enchanting. Ellen broke into her own harmonica solo that capped one of the best songs in their repertoire. She thanked the audience for being so respectful as everyone was clearly enjoying the show then she added that Jeff the guitar player from California had acquired a new pedal board and that he couldn't fully use it yet, though he was about to put his imprints on the next song in an incredible manner.
The band started the song Run with this majestic introduction then Jeff took over by playing some magnificent echoing notes that perfectly complemented Chris's waves of retro organ-like keyboard for maybe the most beautiful moment of the show. After playing their classics, the band unveiled one of their new songs which proves to be exciting, like a crazy horse running to save his life. The track is splendid : the instrumentation is very subtle with multiple interventions of Jeff and Chris, the rhythm section, formed by Andy at the bass and James at the drums, takes you on this desperate roller-coaster and of course Ellen's voice which illuminated this song, especially with a stunning finish.
Lead guitarist Jeff
At the keys, Chris
Yours to keep was no less than amazing of its own. Ellen and the escapades showed that they can write some very nice up-tempo songs along with spirited slow ballads. On this particular love song, Ellen's voice is probably at her most soulful, most captivating. A truly magical moment that words alone can't do justice. The band then returned to its folk roots to supposedly end the show. A Promise is a intense bluesy song while When the tide was an exquisite ballad with a lighter melody and phenomenal vocals. When the tide particularly stood out as it sounded like one of these ancestral songs that everyone knows by heart. The band stayed on stage for the encore as "there is nowhere to go" and presented the new song, I'll keep you warm, which is in the vein of A Promise. I'll keep you warm is another love song that Ellen transcends with her hypnotizing voice. The real last song was the opportune and brilliant Coming back home. Jeff displayed first some peaceful slide guitar work before playing some quirky little riffs. The whole song is full of contained energy that only demands to explode, which happened at the end with a very nice and spontaneous sing-along with the audience. This was the perfect way to end an amazing show. Judging by the smiles on everyone's face, the band was very happy and satisfied with their performance that night.
The music of Ellen and the escapades is joyous, introspective, authentic, appealing and so on. Despite the growing success, the band members have stayed true to themselves and humble. That night, they graced the Lexington like very few bands have done and by playing performances of this caliber, it is only a matter of time before they play in front of larger crowds. Their future may become very, very bright, this is what we can hope and now expect from this young and talented band.
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Discussion in 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' started by jmiller, Jan 21, 2013.
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Jake's personal "writing advisor". It's what it'd say on my records, to hide the more indecent services I'd offer him.
Season six onwards, I must stress.
When I'm not doing my dock master duties (so I can watch all the pretty starships come and go), I'd like to test the holographic Malco (and his friend) from Jadzia's Hoobishian Baths program - but I'd probably end up being Vilix'pran's babysitter.
I would probably end up getting a job cleaning up after the tribbles.
Set up a book store nonfiction and fiction holographic and paper.
Or maybe a library, might get to see occasional officers from Starfleet and Bajoran militia, heck during the show when the cardassians retake the station might try to get Cardassian books as well. Well if I'm human might not go well.
I'd work with Garak in his "tailor shop."
And would VOLUNTEER to be Kira's personal tailor for ALL clothing related needs.
Commanding officer of DS9 and Defiant
They only use that ship in the worst situations. It wouldn't be fun.
Oh yeah, forget the Defiant then
Some security assignment I think. It would be great to work with Odo.
Security or Tactical most likely.
Information desk person. Find lost puppies like Sito Jaxa did on the E-D. (Lower Decks)
I give good Oo-mox, so I'd easily get a job as a Dabo boy.
Dabo Girl Agent? Actually, a Bajoran religious bookshop and jewelry store would probably do very well on the Promenade. Third choice: work for O'Brien.
I would be Leeta's very highly-trained, very esteemed, personal breast washer. There would be nothing inappropriate or lewd about it. I would have a task, and I would be very thorough, very professional, and I would love my job.
More seriously, I'd want to be in command of a Starfleet battle group, stationed at DS9, during the Dominion War. Or if it has to be a civilian job, then I'd probably want to run a Terran cuisine restaurant somewhere on the Promenade.
Personally, I think I would most enjoy the Engineering side of things, I think me and Miles would get along fabulously.
And people wonder why our female posters sometimes feel uncomfortable posting here. Oh wait, I know why. It's posts like this.
Not cool. Please knock it off.
Sorry if I made anyone feel uncomfortable (beyond you deciding to take offense *for* them). I was riffing on Lewis Black's bit about hiring a personal ball washer, mainly to see if anyone would recognize and call me on it. Though, I'm not sure how a bit of turnabout isn't fair play when we're in a forum for a show that regularly joked about women giving men (Ferengi) sexual pleasure by rubbing their ears, sometimes to manipulate them into doing things for them....
Please don't push the issue. In case I wasn't clear enough, your post is exactly the kind of thing that has made our female members uncomfortable in the past. End of story. Please remember this when composing future posts.
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Tape deck (s) not working?
I bought the above recently and regretably did not see it all working. Everything else seems OK but when playing cassette tapes in either of the twin decks every tape starts to play for literally one second and stops. No tape will rewind or fast forward and if I persist the tape starts to unravel in the deck.
Any suggestions?
I did not make it clear that I bought it second hand.
I doubt the seller was deliberately misleading me and it may be coincidence and they never or hardly used the tape deck but you never know.
Second-hand goods
Private sales
Private sales are consumer to consumer deals. They cover everything from garage sales, to goods you buy privately on the net or through the classified ads in papers.
The big draw of private sales is the expectation of getting a bargain - cut out the second-hand dealer and the price should be cheaper. As an added bonus, you will usually avoid the pushy sales patter of a professional retailer.
However, don't expect much protection from the law if something goes wrong. Neither the Fair Trading Act nor the Consumer Guarantees Act applies. All is not lost though: you may get limited help from the Contractual Remedies Act if you have relied on a claim made by the seller that was important to you. The Act is complicated but in essence: if you have been misled you may be able to claim compensation.
Then there is the venerable Sale of Goods Act 1908. You can claim damages if the seller didn't own the goods or there was money owing on them. It may also help if you have been told a porkie by the seller about the quality or performance of the thing you have bought. But there is a snag; sellers can contract out of the Sale of Goods Act. Of course, not many private sellers would know this but if they do, you've got to be told before the deal is struck.
Overall, with a private sale you are largely on your own. This makes it important to keep a note of the seller's street address and phone number just in case you need to track them down.
It sounds as though the capstan pinch wheel and spindle could need cleaning.
The pinch wheel as the name suggests, pinches or pushes the tape up to the rotating capstan.
If the capstan motor does not pull the tape forward due to slippage, the tape will bunch up within the cassette housing.
If the spindle bush dries, a touch of sewing machine oil on the bush periphery will help free it.
Make sure any surplus oil is cleaned from the spindle/tape contact area.
Rewind problems are usually related to friction pad troubles.
I have repaired a number of these audio (and video) decks by simply cleaning all the parts that lie in the tape path.
Use isopropyl alcohol or de-natured meths and cotton buds.
Do not use cotton buds on video heads!!!
The following site may be of help to you.
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BTW Flopper, is your satellite speaker system now ok?
Thank you for the practical advice but I am a little nervous about doing anything like introducing liquids into the equation. I might let someone else do it for me.
The rest of the kit works well.
I hope you are able to find a satisfactory solution.
Pich rollers and captstan are ckoked with oxide residue.- You could but Tape cleaners when tapes were fashionable.
But cotton wool buds and alcohol will do the trick
Just a good clean up thats all that needed
Had the kit checked by someone who knows what they are doing and the belts needed replacing, so all is well, apart from my wallet!!
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Today's #Tango Thought 039: Tango Music Parts (Part 1)
Tango music consists of 3 major components: 1.) Beat. 2.) Pause. And 3.) Phrase. In that order, and nothing but that order. Most people get the 1st one, that there's a beat there, they may not be able to hear it because they're "Beat Challenged" (or think they are, or have been told that they are, they're not by the way, it's a fallacy). The next one most people have never heard of except musicians and it's the one that takes a little bit of time to hear and then to learn to execute. And yet this is the one that everyone should know because it quite literally defines their dancing! And the last one, Phrases ? Most advanced Tango dancers have heard of this one, the beginner dancer may run across this idea and try to take a class on the topic and wonder and may pick up an idea, but quite honestly very few people understand and can execute this last idea.
Let's break this down a bit more.
First we have Beat, and this one is really easy to get, or so you would think. This is the one that most people understand that there is a pulse or 'beat' to the music. Frequently though they confuse their understanding of Beat for Rhythm or vice versa (and they're not the same things) - Beat, for clarity, is a component of Rhythm, it is the base building block of the music. Still another confusion is Tempo. Which is the speed at which that beat is played, and thereby the speed of the music. There is the confusion of Tempo for Rhythm, and vice versa, and again, they're not the same things at all. Tempo is a component in Rhythm but again, not the same thing. Beat is, in layman's terms, is a linear series of accented or stressed musical notes that are equally distant from each other that occur at the same time, in the same place, every Xth note. Where if you're counting 1 to 4, X is always 1. It never stops, it never goes away, it never disappears, it's always there, it's always constant, and it never changes, ever!
Skipping to the last one - Phrase is a bit more difficult. Hearing the phrases, takes time and patience and is the single hardest thing that you will do. Unfortunately a good portion of teachers have no concerted method for teaching this concept of 'phrasing' to hear the 'phrase' except for putting shoes on the floor to represent the places where something should happen. The hard part about Phrases is that the method that is usually taught is the repetition method of hearing the same piece of music 10,000 times so that you know it backwards and forwards and can hum along with it. While this method is useful and does have its place, it is exceptionally time consuming. The problem is that it only addresses one side of the equation - The Musical Phrase. So if that's one side, what's the other ? Phrasing. Or put simply. A Musical Phrase is what you hear. PhrasING is what you do with that phrase! And again, they're not the same things, nor are they even close to one another. And yet this is precisely what is 'taught'. The problem is several fold, which Today's Tango Thought is not going to drill down into (For the drill down - > See: Teaching Musical Interpretation), however the biggest problem is the method itself, repetition, not to mention the arcane way that music is taught to begin with. There is another method that relies on the brain's own natural method of cataloguing information and yet this method is not taught. Sadly. Put simply the Musical Phrase is a series of Pauses, which may contain a specific rhythmical element between the Pause elements. Typically Phrases and Phrasing are confused and commingled with each other. And again, they're not the same things.
It's the second one that we're interested in: Pauses. A student once asked "How do you hear something that isn't 'there' ?". Answer ? You're listening for a specific 'marker' which oddly enough are in every piece of tango music. There 13 'markers' in all, but only 5 of them are very common. That's how. And once you learn what to listen for, it's like a world opens up for you. We want and need to listen for those markers from a Leading perspective as well as from a Following perspective, both roles are required to hear the music the same way at the same time! And yet it is this thing, that most people have never heard of except in passing as an afterthought to 'beat'. While Beat is important to be certain, it's not the only game in town, and truthfully while you must hear beat, you almost must learn to hear the Musical Pause. Because that Pause IS the MUSICAL PHRASE that you want to begin to play with. However you must be trained to hear those Pauses and the 5 types. This site has that information that you so desperately need. However this is not a sales pitch. It's simply to point out to you the following facts: 4 out of 10 dancers can not hear the Musical Pause, and 6 out of 10 can not correctly hit every pause. They'll miss a few, and those few are rather important ones, usually they're the 4th kind of pause - The Musical Paragraph. And without going into detail about what that is and why it's important, let's just say that the Musical Paragraph is the marker that defines an entire piece of music, and there are 4 to 5 in every piece of music, and they have a definitive beginning, middle, and end. And once you hear one, you can't unhear it.
These items comprise the idea of Tango Music as you understand it. More on this later.... #SocialTango #SocialDance #ArgentineTango #TangoDancing


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Let them stay away from my sites unless they can find a browser that can render them properly (not Internet Explorer) .. It's so much extra work for a webmaster to keep their site looking good in that bad browser. It's not just their lack of standards compliance, it's also that they can't even maintain their own consistent standard!
So I'm never going to have a "This page looks best in browser x" sticker. My pages look great in all browsers... But I will gladly put up "Best Viewed in _ANY browser that's not Internet Explorer" - any browser except that stupid odd one out.
Microsoft should not be allowed to release another version of Windows until they decouple Virus Explorer, or at least decouple its interface from the rest of the Operating System. Make the user choose. Sure it's two extra clicks but it's better for the health of the internet... Fosters innovation and competition etc etc etc
I run Opera as my browser but Firefox 3 has gotten much better than the old versions. Just - anything but IE.]]>
I am using Internet Explorer 7.0 version.
My Operating System is XP Service Pack 2.
What is the problam?
Reinstall Windows. Once you go IE7, there's no going back.
haha yea i agree with you, the tabs are so ugly, compared to those of firefox and opera, although the quick tabs function is pretty useful for me ...]]>
Is there any way to return to IE6?]]>
I have installed Fire Fox and in seconds it is saved or the file downloads.
I also make Logo's using an online generator, once again with IE it almost never creates the file without showing me the can not find server window.
But in FF it creates the file in seconds.
I used to blame my cable supplier but found out it was IE that was the problem.
Thank you Fire Fox for solving my problems.
IE Catcher can help you to catch a screenshot from IE whole with one click, it adds a new button to Internet Explorer.
Regarding that thing about the MS EAL-4 certification for Win2K and XP and why it is a weak certification.
If you add a security feature (or claim one) in Solitaire.exe and you write a good enough Security Target (A stated claim that a program has a certain function) and can relate that to a Protection Profile (Which defines a functionality/threat model), you can end up with an EAL-4 certification for solitaire.exe (!)
And btw, the highest EAL level for a product is 7.
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If the application was aware that it was going to be installed as admin but used as a normal user, the "wrong paths, registry entries etc" problem wouldn't exist.
"RunAs" is not good enough - it will install the application for the user named "Administrator", not as your user name with additional admin rights, thus setup will set wrong paths, add registry entries to the wrong user, etc.
Look at heise how to use "machmichadmin", which is by far superior. It will temporarily add admin rights to your user name for a certain session.
Problem is, it still needs some computer knowledge to use such a script (drop the setup onto the machmichadmin icon, ...), so DAUs are left out - but should they have the rights to install something? ;-)
On the contrary: if users in our enterprise were admins, it would be unbelievable hard (for the "real" admins).
I disagree.
shift-right-click RunAs
will allow you run anything (like an installer) as anyone (like local admin).
Now, if only the applications were designed for a multi-user system rather than requiring admin priveleges so that it can write anything anywhere anytime...]]>
Yeah, and "guns don't kill people, the red stuff leaking out of the holes left by the bullets kills people".
(sorry Bruce, I hope I don't flare up a gun debate :-)
ActiveX is just the final piece in a security nightmare: default everything on, default admin account, default hiding of information.
ActiveX may be a fantastic technology for a benign environment, but clearly the internet is not such an environment. The VW beetle may be a great car, but I wouldn't take it on a quick trip acrosss a battlefield, I'd want something designed for a hostile environment (i.e. "designed for security from the ground up" rather than "designed for functionality with security bolted on piece-wise later").]]>
Exactly! Because security and ease-of-use are often opposites in the Microsoft world. Bad development habits make security a bolt-on afterthought and therefore everything is far more difficult. Had they designed their architecture with security from the start, you wouldn't have such a problem...NFS is also guilty, don't get me wrong, but you probably would have found connecting to your Windows systems from a new Linux system over SMB far easier AND more secure than Windows XP with Symantec.
"given IE's far superior market share, it defines the 'standard'"
Funny. You're right in one sense, but you are confusing definitions of the word. From what you said it seems like you would probably agree with Calvin, who once said to Hobbes, "the quickest route to success is to lower your standards". But we're not talking about the "most commonly deployed" browser (see that monopoly issue creeping in here), but rather an "ideal" based upon a set of criteria and values that necessarily supercedes one particular group/corporation's preferences.]]>
We do have the benefit of being skeptical. I received an email from my Dad once that just wasn't his style and I contacted him before opening it. My wife routinely deletes emails with attachments. Lastly, we have apparently "just been lucky" not to visit a site that exploits any IE vulnerabilities.
I got a new system, finally - it's been 7 yrs =), for Christmas and it came with a plethora of Symantec Security preinstalled. I tell you, it was a pain in the rear setting that system up so I could access it by name from other systems and share files. Anyway... I will still use IE. I will still develop primarily for IE as most of my company's customers use IE as their corporate standard browser. I will also deal with the nuances of making my code work on Netscape 7+ and FireFox for the few customers that have adopted them. (It is interesting to note, at least one person complained of IE's lack of W3C standards compliance... but by definition, given IE's far superior market share, it defines the "standard" IMHO.)]]>
Is that supposed to be funny? There are so many flaws in that statement I don't even know where to begin. I've worked with security on both systems for many years and assure you that Windows has always been harder to secure from the start not only due to its single-user origins, but also its habit of forcing you to deal with bundles of random buggy software you can't easily avoid/unbundle, and all RPC, not to mention the habit of default-enable. Gee, do weak LM hashes, flawed system libraries or ports 135-139 and 445 mean anything to you?
I'm not saying Linux is perfect, of course, but it has provided many many advantages over the years from a security perspective far beyond RBAC.
The "I use limited user in my controlled test tube so it's fine" doesn't get you anywhere, really. Just consider that Microsoft does beta tests with millions of users and they still have issues getting the roles right. I suggest you try to convert 1,000s or even 100s of random Windows systems from local admin to local user and see what happens in the following 24 hours. Speaking of which, can anyone point to a Microsoft Security Bulletin that says "you can fix this issue by removing the user from the admin account"? If that were such a silver bullet, don't you think it would be prominently displayed on every page in here (aside from the "Local Elevation of Privilege" holes, obviously):
To be fair, 2003 is so much superior to prior versions of the OS, but it still ends up more like a patchwork of plugs holding the dam together instead of a new start (note the WMF exploit on the 28th). Mac did the right thing by sunsetting OS9 completely, so we can only hope that Vista will take a similar fresh-start approach. Rumor has been that it will be the most *nix-like version of Windows yet...
Sometimes it seems like the core of the *nix/Windows security debate is just a drawn-out version of the old TCP/IP versus NBT controversy. Microsoft made the right choice to dump NBT entirely, so I think it only reasonable that they will sunset the current lineage of Windows.]]>
Off-topic? Nah. Here we find a bunch of smart people all ignoring the fact that ALL the tools are available to make IE and Windows as secure as one would like. The posters might as well be discussing the angel proposition for all the sense they're making.
If you limit user rights then there's only a few scary OS holes to work with, like the JavaScript hole, the EMF rendering hole and now the WMF rendering hole, to contend with. It's these types of problems are the most frustrating, for they make you wonder if Microsoft's engineers really are taking security seriously. ActiveX is not inherently a problem, malware apps that install themselves without taking account users' permission are.
Limited user rights are what makes Linux secure, nothing more and nothing less. If Linux machines were run with superuser rights all the time (with GUI access, etc.) they would be compromised every minute just like those machines that use Windows XP Home with default settings, given the same set of users.
Microsoft has empowered folks for good or ill. If they don't run a Limited Users these days they're at fault. I dare say that if they did most of the other rules and exceptions here would be irrelevant.]]>
But hang on, lets think about this. Linux has a similar system, with limited and "root" users, however, most/all applications are happy to use this. Why? Because Linux has a quick and easy way of calling up the "root" user when needed. When Windows implements that, then, maybe, they can blame the software manufacturers and users.]]>
As with the previous posters, all my users run under "limited user" accounts or when admin privilege accounts are required, IE and Outlook run under SAFER policies (SAFER policies run those apps with "limited user" rights - See the Microsoft website for info on setting up SAFER policies).
With "limited user" accounts or SAFER policies, users can't do "bad" things like install ActiveX controls or install downloaded programs (which is where most of the viruses, trojans, etc. come from).
I agree that Microsoft should have shipped Win2k and WinXP with "Limited User" login as the default. However, to Microsoft's credit, they had to deal with a lot of "broken" applications written by lazy developers/ISVs that would not run under "limited user" accounts.
Microsoft has finally "put their foot down" and the Vista OS will ship with what is essentially a "limited user" default user account, along with other restrictions on elevation of privilege, etc.
In July, I got a new laptop. As an experiment, I decided to set up my user account on the laptop as a Limited User (gee, wait 'til the Political Correctness Brigade gets hold of that one...). I've been running as a Limited User pretty much the whole time I've used the laptop, with very few problems.
Mind you, I can't say the same for my desktop, which is shared by the family. The worst culprits I've found for requiring admin rights are games, particularly software from EA Games.]]>
"Not all anti-virus software products are currently able to detect all known variants of exploits for this vulnerability. However, US-CERT recommends updating anti-virus signatures as frequently as practical to provide maximum protection as new variants appear.
US-CERT is tracking this issue as VU#181038. This reference number corresponds to CVE entry CVE-2005-4560."
They make the following recommendations, none of which seem to even hint at changing the role or authority level of the user:
- Do not access Windows Metafiles from untrusted sources
- Block access to Windows Metafiles at network perimeters
- Reset the program association for Windows Metafiles
Not a bad line to take in theory (role based access controls, or RBAC, make sense), but even Microsoft admits that they are having a hard time breaking developers away from running everything in an Admin context and they also admit they need a new IE in order to "fix" six. Besides, even if it was a solution to move everyone to a limited user role, do you realize how unbelievably hard it would be to do in an enterprise? It would take months if not years if you asked the users to figure it out...and at the end you will probably discover you probably could have just as easily migrated them to a new OS. So good theory, but if it was that easy we'd all be using RBAC already.
On that note, what would you make of today's lovely 0-day WMF-hole alert? So far it looks like a Windows user would be vulnerable no matter what level they are running:
I don't know about you but I've been scanning and blocking traffic all day, waiting for the AV companies to get a handle on this one, and so far f-secure is the only company reporting any progress. Yup, a true 0-day.
And I agree with Pat 100%. If you don't run AV on Windows, how do you know you are virus free? No detective control means no detection.]]>
> Windows contains more-than-adequate user security
If it's not enforced, it's not adequate (IMO). You're right, the end-user security settings aren't used enough, but all the role-based security isn't going to do you any good if a reasonable default isn't assigned.
> I have no anti-virus. No anti-spyware. I use Outlook 2002
> and IE for my email and web browsing. I have
> never had a virus or spyware on my computer.
(chuckle) How can you say you've never had a virus or spyware if you have no method of detecting them?
> IE's integration with Windows isn't a factor
Yes it is. ActiveX is a set of functionalities that has its own possible security vulnerabilities. Non-IE browsers don't have ActiveX, ergo, they're not vulnerable to ActiveX exploits ;)]]>
No, the root cause of the problem is that everyone is running as Administrator. As Christain said above, "don't be logged in as an admin on your machine unless you REALLY NEED these rights!"
Windows contains more-than-adequate user security, dating all the way back to NT 3.1. But people don't use it.
There two primary reasons people don't use it:
1. XP makes users Administrator by default. Shame on Microsoft for this one.
2. Some apps don't work right in limited accounts. Shame on the app vendors for this one -- user security has been around since NT 3.1, and has been a logo requirement since 2000, so there's no excuse for apps not behaving in limited environments.
Yes, Microsoft deserves some blame for this; when transitioning the user base from 9x (which has zero security) to NT/XP, they should have made sure that NT's security was being used to the fullest.
Personally, I run XP as a limited user. I have no anti-virus. No anti-spyware. I use Outlook 2002 and IE for my email and web browsing. I have never had a virus or spyware on my computer.
Also, IE's integration with Windows isn't a factor. Firefox has just as much access to your "system files" as IE does, when you're running as Administrator. Run as a limited user and your system files are safe.]]>
That's a pretty strong claim, I'd like to see some sort of evidence to support it.
It's true that you can set things up (e.g., in a jail) to limit exposure to end-user clients, but most linux distributions don't come set up that way out of the box.
And really, out-of-the-box is what we're talking about here. You can make IE lots more secure by turning stuff *off*.]]>


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Collaboration and Coordination in Secondary Networks for Opportunistic Spectrum Access
In this paper, the authors address the general case of a coordinated secondary network willing to exploit communication opportunities left vacant by a licensed primary network. Since Secondary Users (SU) usually have no prior knowledge on the environment, they need to learn the availability of each channel through sensing techniques, which however can be prone to detection errors. They argue that cooperation among secondary users can enable efficient learning and coordination mechanisms in order to maximize the spectrum exploitation by SUs, while minimizing the impact on the primary network. To this goal, they provide three novel contributions in this paper.
Provided by: University of Bologna Topic: Mobility Date Added: Apr 2012 Format: PDF


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