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Improving the Arndale Centre and Victoria Street shopping area is seen as key to Morecambe's revival.
The MAAP sets out a number of ways to do this.
They include:
* Transforming the area between Barclays Bank and the Post Office into a public place of real quality; "a fitting focus for the entrance to the Arndale"
* A better pedestrian route around the library
* Finding a use for the closed-down St Laurence's Church on Edward Street, and improving the area in front of the church
* Overhauling the junction of Market Street and Victoria Street and Euston Road, which could include changes to parking and turning arrangements for taxis
* New surfacing, lighting, seating and signs for New Town Square (the square near the Travelodge), plus a new central seating feature using the current 'Beauty Surrounds, Health Abounds' mosaic
* Better fascias and signs for the Arndale
* Encouraging investment in the Arndale
The city council will also work with the Town Team, who are coming up with ideas to spend £100,000 Government cash on changing Victoria Street into a 'High Street of the future'.

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The Patrol Division is under the leadership of Chief Deputy Johnny Hall, Jr. Officers assigned to the patrol division are responsible for answering calls for service, patrolling the county, and other law enforcement duties.
The division consist of the following full time officers:
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text: Activists from Greenpeace organized a coordinated campaign against Apple on Tuesday, to raise awareness about the company's environmental unfriendly electronic data centers and urge the tech giant to utilize more renewable energy resources. At about 2:30PM, demonstrators entered the flagship store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan (as well as other locations) and released charcoal-looking balloons which floated to the top of the cube's glass ceiling well out of reach of the staff. No one was arrested. For a company that has doubled its profits this quarter, you'd think Apple would buy a few hemp farms and some windmills to not only appease organizations like Greenpeace, but also to incorporate greener business practices into their modus operandi. (Photo: Greenpeace)


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Do your looks affect the way people treat you? Positive self-esteem - how we feel about ourselves - is very important to a healthy personality, to happiness, to the development of a positive attitude about life, and to achievement in the direction we choose.
It is well documented that people with a positive "feeling" about themselves do better in school, in business, and have closer, more meaningful relationships.
One measure of self-esteem is how you feel about your physical appearance; or, more importantly, how you feel you look to others. The complexion, teeth, and nose, in that order, are the highest "rated" facial features.
Self-image begins to develop about age four or five. At that age, identity influences other developing traits: social skills, verbal skills, intellect, and the ability to define oneself as a successful person. In other words, at age four or five a child makes a giant step toward "I'm OK, I'm a worthwhile person," or, conversely, toward "I'm not OK." The results can often affect the remainder of that person's life.
Beauty is often more than skin deep, because the psychological damage to a person who feels unattractive can be devastating. Then there's the other side of the coin. Does how we look affect how others treat us?
Indeed. Studies have shown that good-looking people are given the benefit of the doubt over unattractive people. They're thought to be more intelligent, more likeable, higher achievers, honest, and braver than the unattractive. Even school teachers spend more time with attractive students!
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I got this tea today when I was out shopping with mom. I wanted something different and the only chai tea I have ever had was the Oregon Trail mix. I made what they call the "quick version" and added sugar and milk.
It tastes good to me right now. I could have made it a bit stronger. I think it will taste better if I actually heated up water in the kettle instead of in the microwave. And possibly brewed it longer. I have a whole box to try, so I will experiment. Not rating it right now. I'll figure out how I like it first, then rate.


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I am required to submit "vector graphic drawing package in c" and i am not sure exactly what i will be doing because all drawing packages uses mouse to draw stuff but we are not taught/allowed to do that. I was wondering how on earth i am goping to do that.
I was thinking on the line that first to create a structure and then somehow employing linked lists to store the info of line coordiantes into structure. But what i am not sure of is what would be the final stage and how i will ask the user to put coordinates of line, circle, rectangle etc.
Important think to note is that this programme is aimed at 8-9 years old. So apparently should be very straight forward.
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The Saskatoon Blades did a great job of raining on Ryan Getzlaf and the Calgary Hitmen's teddy bear party.
On a day when 13,156 teddy bears were collected for local charities, the Blades scored two goals in the final minute and a half of the game for a 4-3 victory at the Saddledome yesterday, stunning a record regular-season crowd of 16,073.
Calgary captain Ryan Getzlaf tallied a hat trick as the Hitmen (14-11-5-1) have now lost three in a row.
But what's most disappointing is they were only two minutes away from a win until weak goals by Joe Barnes, which tied the game at 18:41 of the third, and Devin Setoguchi with 30 seconds left, gave the Blades a victory.
Saskatoon now improves to 17-7-5-1, tops in the Eastern Division.
"It's tough. They're a talented hockey team and that's when you've got to tighten up and suck it up and play your game," said Getzlaf, who has 19 goals on the season.
"We had the game in our hands and we blew it, it's as simple as that and now we've got to learn from this."
The Blades opened the scoring on Ryan Keller's 24th of the season, as he came from beside the net, eluded a Scott Bowles poke check and slipped a backhand in at 4:29.
The Hitmen tied it up on Getzlaf's first of the game at 12:55 and that sent the crowd into a frenzy as they hurled their teddy bears onto the ice.
It took nearly 30 minutes to clear the surface and when the clubs returned, Getzlaf tallied his second of the game, banging home a rebound off a Darryl Yacboski point shot at 14:10 of the first.
But the Blades fought back and tied it up 13:53 into the second when Setoguchi scored on a wraparound.
Getzlaf's third of the afternoon, a powerplay goal at 16:53 of the second, restored the Hitmen's one-goal lead. Shortly after, the Regina product almost got his fourth but was denied in tight by Blades goalie Ryan Cyr as Getzlaf tried to go top shelf.
The save was key as the Blades rallied on account of the late weak goals.
"They were iffy goals, too. We put some confidence in a couple of guys with a minute and a half left and they couldn't get it done. It's pretty frustrating," said Hitmen GM-head coach Kelly Kisio.
"We went brain-dead in the last minute and I thought Bowlesy should have had all four goals."
Left-winger Darryl Moscaluk left yesterday's game with an undisclosed injury, adding to the Hitmen's woes. Defenceman Andy Rogers, forwards Keegan Dansereau, Roman Tomanek, Brett O'Malley and Konstantin Pushkarev are already all hurt.
"We're going to have to find some guys somewhere," said Kisio.
At least the club doesn't play until Friday in Regina.
Then again, that's a lot of time to lick their wounds after this one.


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A playground memorial is being planned to remember four young children killed in a Mother's Day house fire.
The Republican-Herald reports the memorial at the Bunker Hill Playground in Pottsville, Pa. will commemorate the lives of 2-year-old Elijah Brown; 3-year-old Emily Brown; 7-year-old Jeremiah Brown; and 8-year-old Joy Brown. They were killed in the May fire while their mother was at a neighbor's house doing laundry.
The blaze also killed their father and an aunt.
Renee Williams, 37, and two friends originally wanted to do a fundraiser for the mother, Kelly Brown. But she says the idea changed to a way to honor the children, who visited the playground at Schuylkill Avenue and Pierce Street often. The memorial will feature benches, solar lights, stones inscribed with names and other landscaping.
"I'm hoping to have the park completed by the middle of July," Williams told the paper.
Fire investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the May 12 blaze, which began in the kitchen. But they say it's not considered suspicious.
Schuylkill County dispatcher Bill Lindenmuph told NBC10 that the fire broke out just before midnight at a single-family home on the 200 block of Pierce Street in Pottsville, Pa.
Pottsville fire Chief Todd March called it the worst fire he has seen in 37 years battling blazes.
"By the time our firefighters arrived on the scene there were flames everywhere -- coming out the front -- the whole building was entirely engulfed," said March.
Firefighters later found all of the bodies on the third floor of the building, which sits on a steep hillside not far from the D.G. Yuengling & Son brewery in Pennsylvania's coal country, about 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
Kelly Brown was doing laundry at a neighbor's house nearby at the time of the blaze because her washing machine was broken, according to the neighbor, Jennifer Purcell. Purcell said they had smelled smoke, and Purcell went outside and saw the flames, telling Brown, "Oh my God, your house is on fire!"
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Lionel Evans (Charlton Heston) is the director of a well-respected symphony orchestra touring European concert halls around 1944 in WW2. In the midst of one concert, the city where they are playing is attacked by German troops, and when Evans and his musicians try to escape, they are captured by Nazi soldiers led by Col. Arndt (Anton Diffring). Evans and the orchestra are taken to a castle where they are to bide their time before being executed; but it turns out that Arndt's superior, Gen. Schiller (Maximilian Schell), is a big classical music fan. Schiller commands Evans and his symphony to prepare a special concert for the Nazis, but Evans realizes that the moment the concert is over, he and his musicians will be killed.
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It has been almost 600 years since Jeanne d'Arc was born, and she obviously continues to inspire and give pause. Brecht updates her battles, setting her as a missionary in Chicago's stockyards of the early 20th century. Joan Dark is certain poverty can be overcome by battling big business—in this case the raising and slaughter of animals. But major player Mr. Mauler argues that jobs will be lost if the businesses are shuttered. "If you want to make the world better for mankind, you've got to make mankind better first," goes the dialectic.
Dalia Vosylius plays Joan with a touch of hysteria, not far afield from the way Joan's namesake was portrayed by history. Joan is introduced to the wickedness of the poor by Mauler's henchman, Sullivan Slift, played to creepy perfection by Norman Scott (who also created the set and lighting design, with likewise eerie results). Mauler is given a very real, very evenhanded portrayal by Andrew Parks that in a way oddly makes Mauler our hero. Working well with a more presentational style, Robin Becker brings modern real-estate-agent chic to the stockyards of yore. Full-bodied characterizations come from Ed Levey and Tony Pasqualini.
However, serving to announce new scenes—as well as increase our unease and tax our senses—chains and pulleys clang and grate raucously. Actors work in claustrophobia-inducing proximity to the audience, keeping their voices at volumes that would befit Broadway houses. Yes, the audience is assaulted—by ideas, by actions. This production might be the thinking man's meat, but it might also be the weaker man's poison.
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Consultants' 'breathtaking mistakes' led to the death of our beautiful baby boy
THE father of a "beautiful baby boy" who died because his wife's labour was botched by two consultant obstetricians has said the loss of his son was "sadly avoidable".
Barrister David Dodd spoke after he and his wife Roberta received apologies in the High Court from Dublin's Mount Carmel Private Maternity Hospital and two consultant obstetricians over the loss of their first baby, Senan, two days after his birth.
The court was told experts witnesses would have described the errors made in the treatment received by Mrs Dodd as "breathtaking".
Outside court, Mr Dodd said: "He was a beautiful healthy baby boy. Having suffered catastrophic brain injury arising from the management of the birth in Mount Carmel, Senan was transferred in the early hours of the morning by ambulance to Holles Street Hospital to receive treatment there.
"He met his extended family, was named and baptised. He passed away two days later. He was much loved. His death was sadly avoidable," he said.
The hospital and obstetricians Valerie Donnelly and Gerry Rafferty acknowledged fault in the management of Mrs Dodd's labour leading to the death of Senan.
The hospital and the consultants sincerely apologised in the court to Senan's parents for the tragic loss and the hurt and suffering that resulted for them from the care provided.
The apology was read out as Mr and Mrs Dodd, of Ticknock Dale, Ticknock, Sandyford, Dublin, settled their action for mental distress and nervous shock for an undisclosed sum.
The couple sued the hospital and the consultants following the death of Senan two days after he was born at the hospital on March 28, 2008.
The baby was transferred to Holles Street Hospital from Mount Carmel where he died on March 30. It was claimed Senan's death was caused by negligence and breach of duty, and the parents had suffered mental distress and nervous shock as a result.
There was a failure, it was claimed, to properly interpret or heed the significance of the serious abnormalities in the foetal heart rate pattern in a sufficiently prompt and timely manner and to ensure the earlier delivery of Senan. The case had been before the court for assessment of damages only.
An inquest in 2011 was told there was a delay in performing an emergency caesarean and the baby suffered severe brain damage. The court heard yesterday that the CTG trace showed the baby's heart rate was slowing at 3.50pm but he was not delivered until four hours later on March 28.
Bruce Antoniotti, counsel for the couple, said an expert witness would have given evidence that if Senan had been delivered within an hour or even an hour-and-a-half of the slow heart rate being detected, he would have escaped injury.
The court heard the obstetricians continued to administer oxytocin - a drug to speed up contractions. It also heard there were no facilities in the hospital at the time to take a foetal blood sample.
Counsel said at the inquest Mr Rafferty had offered his profound apologies and Ms Donnelly expressed regret.
Ms Justice Irvine said she knew no amount would compensate the couple.
Outside court, the couple's solicitor Michael Boylan said the family told RTE's 'Drivetime' that baby Senan had been subjected to four hours of serious foetal distress before he was delivered by forceps.
He said there was damning expert testimony available in relation to the case if it had not been settled. "Rarely do I see such strident criticisms. Usually the experts are quite sober and conservative," he said.
Mr Boylan quoted from one of the expert witness reports which stated: "The extent of the mistakes made here are truly breathtaking. That they were made by consultant obstetricians is deeply worrying."
Mr Boylan said in his view the events surrounding the death were "truly shocking".
A statement for Mount Carmel Hospital last night apologised to the Dodd family.
"Any negligence in any hospital, where it is found to have occurred, is deeply regrettable," it said. "The most recent national audit, published last October, into the death of babies in the weeks before or after birth found Mount Carmel to be well below the national average."
And a spokesman for the hospital said that "Dr Rafferty has not worked at the hospital for some time. Following a period of extended leave, his employment with the hospital officially ended approximately one year ago."
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When an animal species existence becomes rare or endangered, people often take notice and become concerned. When the same happens to a plant, its departure often goes unnoticed.
I have been working on a presentation for a 4-H Club on carnivorous plants. Probably the most recognized carnivorous plant is the Venus Flytrap. In the Carolinas, where it is most common, it is a species of special concern. In Florida it occurs in only two western counties. Florida has several type of carnivorous plants.
As a child, I can remember seeing Sundew and Pitcher Plants. I grew up by the St. Johns River where there are wet areas and these plants naturally occur. The Sundew currently survives in the majority of Florida's counties. There are several varieties of Pitcher Plants in the state and most have at least a species of concern labeling.
If you have ever seen a Pitcher Plant, you would remember its shape. The plant stem is a hollow tube with a hood on its upper end, resembling a cobra when in a defensive position. Insects climb into the hollow tube and usually become trapped and then digested.
The Sundew Plant is quite attractive when feeding. At the ends of its spoon-shaped leaves, it has glands that excrete droplets of water. These drops are thick enough to adhere to the leaf and maintain their shape. Insects are drawn to the glistening moisture and once they step on the leaf it closes up around the doomed insect.
Carnivorous plants are a curiosity to most, but they are also a sign of native habitat destruction in Florida. Appreciate Florida's wide array of plant life while you still can.
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Shafikmiah wrote:Hi people, does anyone know if I can buy the PRV on its own for a Mk7 2.2 TDCi? Just been to the dealers and they say I have to by the complete rail which it's attached too??!! £350!!
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blue estate wrote:£58 +£3.25p&p
Genuine Ford Transit 2006 Onwards Fuel Pressure Relief Valve 2.2 2.4 Diesel£ 66.90 - SOLD (fixed price)
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fedup2 wrote:Ive had a couple over time from Ebay,the last one was £20.I always keep one in for a rainy day.
fedup2 wrote:They are always tight.Use a long extension on a spanner and give it a sharp jolt.It will go.
loot34 wrote:It is tight, if it helps take the rail off and put it in a vice.
loot34 wrote:Look inside the rail the washer will be in there, there is a thin 1 for in the rail and a thicker 1 for the other end, when refitting the pipe end doesn't want over tightening, ideally get it torqued up properly.
Was the prv exploded when you removed it btw?
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With a purchase of three parcels of land Tuesday, one of Columbia County's most-hated intersections is a little closer to being fixed.
Commissioners approved spending $178,410 for three pieces of property along Lewiston Road to allow installation of a traffic signal at William Few Parkway.
Close to the Grovetown exit of Interstate 20 and on the route to Grovetown High School, the intersection causes routine backups during rush hour as motorists are stuck waiting to make turns.
County officials will hold a "prebid" meeting with potential contractors to spell out what they're expecting to relieve the traffic, said Columbia County Construction and Maintenance Division Director Matt Schlacter.
Construction bids will be awarded next month for the project to widen and add turning lanes to Lewiston and William Few and install traffic signals. Construction probably won't start until the end of the school year, Schlacter added.
"By the time school is out we'll have everything lined up," he said. "We hope to have it up and running before school is back in."
Engineers also are evaluating William Few's nearby intersection at Chamblin Road to decide whether to build a roundabout or install turn lanes and a traffic signal, Schlachter said. Construction on that project could begin later this year.
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Today could be historic for Syracuse Orange basketball as Jim Boeheim goes for 900th win
Mon, 17 Dec 2012 04:25:31 GMT —
The career of Jim Boeheim is something to truly admire.
A man who has devoted 50 years of his life to Syracuse basketball and the overall welfare of the community has the opportunity to check another milestone off his list tonight.
With a win over Detroit, Jim Boeheim will have won 900 games as head coach of Syracuse. He'll be the first coach to win 900 games all at one school and the third overall in Division I mens basketball to do so.
Coach though, showing a mindset that has made him so successful, isn't thinking about the milestone, but rather his team's matchup with the Detroit Titans.
â??Nobody wants to believe me but Iâ??m thinking nine and now Iâ??m thinking 10. I know what happens, I know what is going onâ??that just does not matter to this team. Winning is the only thing that matters. They donâ??t care about how many wins. They care about getting the next win and thatâ??s it. Everything else does not matter. I am happy I am still hereâ??when I was 17 years old I almost went home in the first year (as a student at Syracuse). I am still here" said Boeheim.
No doubt, his players are focused on the task at hand, but they are also aware of the history they could and quite frankly should become a part of.
Brandon Triche, a senior guard, was playing his first game as a member of the Orange when Boeheim won his 800th game.
"It is going to be an incredible experience" said Triche of being a part of win #900
"I've seen the last 300, being here. I think it was Jonny Flynn's freshman year he got 700, and now I am seeing 900 and I am happy to be a part of it. He deserves every win he gets" Triche added.
Tip-off with Detroit is scheduled for 7 p.m. CNY Central will preview the game, getting you ready for the histroic moment.


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Cristiano Ronaldo can't seem to get Lionel Messi off his mind. Messi is enjoying his summer vacation, but the under-fire Ronaldo aimed a dig his at his eternal rival during a Wednesday news conference, according to The Guardian.
During Portugal's 3-2 win over Denmark, Danish fans chanted "Messi" every time Ronaldo touched the ball. The Portugal captain squandered two clear scoring opportunities in the contest, and reporters asked if he was affected by the taunts or incessant comparisons to Messi.
"You know where he was at this time [last year]?" Ronaldo responded. "Do you know? He was being eliminated in the Copa America, in his own country. I think that's worse, no?"
Like his other shots, Ronaldo's jibe at Messi was wide of the mark. Argentina was eliminated from the 2011 Copa America by eventual champion Uruguay in the quarterfinal stage. But that took place in mid-July, about a month later than Ronaldo's estimate. It's a mere technicality, but those few points could cost him the fight.
The 27-year-old powered Real Madrid to La Liga supremacy in the 2011-12 season, ending the three-year stranglehold Messi and FC Barcelona had on the Spanish top flight. But Messi won the scoring title both in Spain and Europe, scoring 73 goals in all competitions to Ronaldo's 60.
Many wonder exactly what else Ronaldo must do on the field in order to step out of Messi's gigantic shadow. Winning helps, but the answer can probably be found off the field. He can start by talking to the man in the mirror. If he changes his ways, maybe more people would prefer him to Messi. But he probably doesn't care about that.
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Tesla Model S battery swap announcement coming soon?
Sure, your first response to the idea of Tesla introducing a battery swap system might be, "what, this again?" After all, we heard in 2009 that the Model S was built with battery swaps in mind and, in 2011, Tesla CEO Elon Musk explained the Model S battery swap idea this way: "When people take an occasional two-way long distance trip, they'll get a replacement pack and then pick up their original one on the way back. The issue of giving up your one-year old pack for a three-year old one goes away." The Supercharger network, too, was at one point supposed to feature battery swapping robots that could get the job done in as little as one minute.
But the Supercharger stations – as they exist today – don't have that feature. And Musk has recently been much more excited about the benefits of quick charging than battery swaps. Which is why we forgive any ongoing skepticism that Tesla will introduce batter swaps to the Model S.
Except that the other day, Musk Tweeted, "There is a way for the Tesla Model S to be recharged throughout the country faster than you could fill a gas tank." And our friends at Green Car Reports noticed this line from Tesla's latest quarterly report (PDF):
Other factors that may influence the adoption of alternative fuel vehicles, and specifically electric vehicles, include … our capability to rapidly swap out the Model S battery pack and the development of specialized public facilities to perform such swapping, which do not currently exist but which we plan to introduce in the near future.
So, yeah. Now what? We asked Tesla directly, and Sarah Meron, VP of communications for Tesla Motors, told AutoblogGreen, "We don't have any comment on battery swapping right now or timing of further announcements. But we'll let you know when we do!"
Tesla has already announced replacement costs for its battery packs ($10,000 for the 60-kWh and $12,000 for the 85-kWh pack), but that's if you need an entirely new pack and you purchased the warranty. This is something else entirely. Is Tesla going to make actual battery swaps available soon?
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One can already identify the outlines of the next Olmert government: Abu Mazen, as Tzipi Livni said, "is just sweet talk"; Hamas, as Shaul Mofaz said, is the terrible devil.
One can already identify the outlines of the next Olmert government: Abu Mazen, as Tzipi Livni said, "is just sweet talk"; Hamas, as Shaul Mofaz said, is the terrible devil, particularly because it will legislate Islamic religious law; the Hamas authority is a terrorist authority, which is not worthy of any economic aid, as Olmert said - in short, the drawer that provided the policy toward Arafat is the same drawer that will provide the policy toward the authority run by Hamas.
The shaping of the Hamas image as the latest devil could be taken seriously if we were not familiar with the attitudes of Israeli governments toward any Palestinian leadership. But it seems there is no more need of proof that it is a system in which delegitimizing the opponent seemingly grants freedom from negotiations and unwanted concessions. One can cynically say that Israel could not have hoped for a better partner than Hamas, one that has already proven the theory there is no partner.
But the short historical memory should also put us on alert that it is possible that Israel will not have any better partners in the future. It's been less than 20 years since Hamas turned into a militant organization along with being a social one. At the end of the 1980s, nobody ascribed it much importance; in the mid-1990s, during Oslo's grace period, it was squashed by the Palestinian Authority; by early 2001, because of the intifada and the Fatah's corruption, it had established itself as the most important organization in the territories. And now it turns out that like Fatah and the PLO in general, which along with murdering Israelis was ready to negotiate with the Israeli government, so Hamas won't give up the armed struggle but wants to negotiate its end with precisely the same government that it "does not recognize." What more recognition does an occupying state need from the side that wants its recognition?
By virtue of presenting that condition, Israel is repositioning the threshold that says that since there is nobody to talk to, there is nothing to talk about. This is a very easy logic with which to agree, charming and seemingly justified, if only it were true. Because Israel systematically evades turning the formula around, from the possibility of formulating a "what" to create "a whom." And it is best not to get confused: the road map Israel proposes as its "political plan" is not a solution, not a replacement for negotiations, but a series of conditions to conduct negotiations.
Israel does not need the recognition of an organization that meanwhile has turned into an authority that is still not running a state. Israel confuses the demand for recognition with the justifiable demand for a change in the Hamas covenant that calls for the eradication of Israel, thus hiding the logical flaw hidden in the fact that it is impossible to eradicate something that you don't recognize. Hamas has in effect already recognized that flaw, when it speaks of Israel as "an existing fact" and explains that it does not recognize "only" the legitimacy of the regime in Israel.
Hamas, wisely, presents practical conditions for a cease-fire: prisoner releases, an end to the assassinations and demolitions, and departure from the occupied territories - without negotiations and without preconditions, as Israel always demanded. But it is impossible to accept such a proposal from an organization that is not prepared "to recognize Israel" and only recognizes that something nameless and formless continues to occupy it.
This is not only about logical flaws or confusing formulations. Israel is presenting to the new authority no more and no less than what the Hamas is ready to offer Israel: a long-term hudna in exchange for that recognition. Not overall withdrawal from the territories, and not recognition of the Palestinian Authority as the legitimate authority elected in free and open elections. The main point of the unofficial political platform of Kadima is drawing the state's borders unilaterally. Recognition, negotiation or just plain meetings have no place in such a plan. So, please, stop trying to pull the wool over our eyes.
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There are few countries in the world with a viticultural history as long or as illustrious as that claimed by Italy. Grapes were first being grown and cultivated on Italian soil several thousand years ago by the Greeks and the Pheonicians, who named Italy 'Oenotria' – the land of wines – so impressed were they with the climate and the suitability of the soil for wine production. Of course, it was the rise of the Roman Empire which had the most lasting influence on wine production in Italy, and their influence can still be felt today, as much of the riches of the empire came about through their enthusiasm for producing wines and exporting it to neighbouring countries. Since those times, a vast amount of Italian land has remained primarily for vine cultivation, and thousands of wineries can be found throughout the entire length and breadth of this beautiful country, drenched in Mediterranean sunshine and benefiting from the excellent fertile soils found there. Italy remains very much a 'land of wines', and one could not imagine this country, its landscape and culture, without it.
One of the most widely grown and easily recognized wine grape varietals in the world is the Muscat, an ancient grape with an exceptional amount of versatility. For centuries, Muscat varietal grapes have been used all over Europe for the production of wonderfully fruity wines of many different shades and colors, which, with their strong 'grapey' flavor have come to be known as a quintessential fine wine grape. Their relatively high acidity also means they are ideal for the production of sparkling wines, and the fizzy Muscat wines of Italy are widely agreed to be amongst the best in the world. In more recent years, New World countries have shown a huge amount of flair when it comes to the Muscat grape, and have had plenty of success in allowing its natural and vibrant character to come through in the bottle.
As historically one of the most important regions in the world regarding trade and experimentation, it comes as no surprise to discover that Veneto has always been a well respected and innovative wine region. This area of north-easterly area of Italy benefits greatly from a continental climate tempered by the Alps, and plenty of influence from the Germanic countries it is near to. Veneto is most commonly associated with beautifully elegant white wines, such as those of Soave, and has over ninety thousand hectares under vine. Impressively, within that area, over a third of the vineyards in the Veneto region have been granted official AOC status, and many of the sub-regions and appellations of Veneto have gone on to be world-famous in regards to quality. One such example is Valpolicella, where some of Italy's finest and most complex red wines are produced.


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New residents to the City of Basehor which have not established a water usage history of consumption will be charged a median base rate of $50.45 until three full consecutive months of water usage can be provided. Residents are allowed to bring in their three (3) most recent water bills from either Suburban Water or Consolidated Dist. #1 water departments for a re-evaluation of that assigned rate. Detailed policy may be reviewed at City Hall upon request during normal business hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
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The City of Basehor has a contract with Waste Management to provide solid waste disposal services using automated poly-carts which allow for more efficient service and a clean look for our city. Trash & recycling service has a combined monthly rate of $14.72. Basehor residents within the city limits receive a 95 gallon trash cart and a 65 gallon recycling cart with a yellow lid from Waste Management which the city provides. These carts must be used to ensure pick-up. Position your trash and recycling carts with the handles facing your house side-by-side and at least 3 feet apart and 1 foot from the curb and they must be out by 7:00 am on solid waste pick up day. Trash must be placed in plastic bags inside the large black lidded poly-cart. Any bags (33 gallons or less) which do not fit inside the cart require overflow waste stickers which are available for $1.25 each or in sheets of ten for $12.50 which can be purchased at Basehor City Hall.
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Residents can put up to 10 bags (paper bags only) or bundles of yard waste per week at the curb on the same side as the trash. Branches and tree limbs should be cut into lengths of 4 feet with a diameter of 4 inches or less. Bundles should be tied not to exceed 18 inches in diameter or 65 lbs. Yard waste will not be taken from a container. No dirt or rocks. Tree branches may also be discarded at the City's waste water treatment plant every 2nd Saturday of every month from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. See Ordinance 643
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Basehor residents receive a 65 gallon recycling cart with a yellow lid from Waste Management. The recycling poly-cart will be picked up on the normal trash day. Position your recycling cart with the handle facing the house at least 3 feet from the trash poly-cart and 1 foot from the curb. All recyclables should be placed loosely inside the cart not in bags. Acceptable recyclables include newspaper, magazines, cereal boxes, soda cartons and plastics labeled with the numbers 1-7. For guidelines on acceptable recyclables please refer to the yellow lid of the recycling poly-cart or to the Waste Management residential website for a complete detailed list of approved items.
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Seat belts can save lives, but on many large buses, only the driver gets to wear one.
In the wake of a tragic bus crash in Carroll County that killed a 17-year-old student, state lawmakers likely will discuss this coming session whether it's time to require that buses come equipped with seat belts.
"I've heard from a couple of other members that it might be something they look at, or might think about," said state Rep. Terry England, R-Auburn. "I'm sure there will be some discussion in January looking at it."
Bus drivers and parents, too, are asking the question, said Duane Vanderkooi, director of transportation for Oconee County Schools.
"They've always talked about seat belts, but it's going to be stronger now than it's been before," Vanderkooi said. "How they're going to do it - now that's the problem."
Today only seven states require that large school buses have seat belts. Many more states have tried to pass similar laws, but failed to gain support.
The National Coalition on School Bus Safety, an organization comprising parents and physicians, has advocated equipping buses with seat belts for more than 30 years. Doing so would reduce death and serious injuries in side-impact or rollover crashes, minimize distractions for bus drivers and reinforce good driving habits, said Alan Ross, president of the coalition.
"It's a basic appliance that has been proven to minimize injuries during crashes," Ross said. "Let's face it, we buckle up every day in cars. It doesn't make a whole lot of sense that we don't require children to wear those same appliances in school buses."
At the same time, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration contends there isn't sufficient evidence that would warrant the federal government mandating seat belts on large buses.
Instead, the NHTSA advocates schools districts and states spend money on other safety measures or procedures to protect children as they are getting onto or off of the bus.
A majority of school buses today are built so they experience less damage than cars and utilize what's known as a compartmentalization safety design, characterized by high-back, padded seats meant to protect students from injury in a crash, according to the NHTSA. Despite the lack of seat belts, school buses are among the safest modes of travel in the United States, the group said.
More than 42,000 people are killed in traffic crashes every year, but only six school-age children die in school bus crashes each year, according to the NHTSA.
But while the NHTSA puts the number of school bus-related injuries at 8,500, the American Academy of Pediatrics found more than 17,000 in the same year.
The Academy of American Pediatrics, which gathered statistics from emergency room visits and hospitalizations, advocates in favor of seat belts on school buses.
The state Department of Education has not taken a position on seat belts on large buses, but is awaiting a three-year study on their effectiveness in reducing injuries and fatalities by the University Transportation Center for Alabama.
"(The Carroll County crash) has brought the issue of seat belts on school buses more out in the open," said Matt Cardoza, spokesman for the Department of Education. "But we will wait on research to show whether or not they are safer for students."
The Alabama report, which was conducted shortly after four students were killed and 30 injured in a school bus crash in Huntsville, is scheduled to be released at a news conference Oct. 25.
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It takes just one person to sow the seeds for a better Brooklyn.
Heap spades of gratitude upon Alice Waters, an American chef, restaurateur, activist and humanitarian — and a hothouse of innovative, imaginative learning — for cultivating the brilliant idea of incorporating a garden and kitchen curriculum in public schools so that our future leaders will be healthy and environmentally conscious ones, too.
Now, Brooklyn can proudly add another "first" to its ever-growing list of accomplishments: It boasts the first public school in the city — Gravesend's PS 216 — to implement Waters' Edible Schoolyard program. Lucky children there have the opportunity to plant and harvest their own produce for school lunches in a lush garden planted right in their school yard, plus use it to prepare healthful meals in an on-site model kitchen. What could be better?
The life skills gained by observing Mother Nature lovingly at work — and the thrill of lending her a helping hand — are unforgettable and second to none. Moreover, planting a respect in children for wholesome, flab-fighting foods is a lesson that cannot be taught early enough. Sowing and reaping their own food — for themselves and by themselves — makes youngsters enjoy the fruits of their labors all the more, and equips them with the most important tool around: sound self-nourishment.
The Edible Schoolyard campaign promises ample rewards and provides even more learning opportunities for curious young minds — from our agrarian history, without which mankind would cease to exist, and the social phenomena of harvest holidays, to the bright green bond of friendship formed when pint-sized plant buddies are taught to ply their green thumbs for the greater good of their communities.
Plans are underway to expand the proactive program in more than 25 Brooklyn schools, with an Edible Academy in each borough to bring the sweet relationship between food, health and the environment to the table.
Simply put, we are what we eat, and the statistics are disturbing to be sure: According to the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, childhood obesity has more than tripled in the past 30 years. Obese youth are more at risk for cardiovascular disease, such as high cholesterol or high blood pressure, and in a population-based sample of 5- to 17-year-olds, a whopping 70 percent of obese youth had at least one risk factor for cardiovascular disease, reports the organization. That's not including debilitating bone and joint problems, sleep apnea, and social and psychological issues such as stigmatization and poor self-esteem — all of them circumvented by proper nutrition.
Thanks to creative approaches, such as Edible Schoolyards, Brooklyn's children are now poised to show their peers everywhere that they are in a class by themselves. There is no better investment in our future than to teach our young people about the joys of living another, healthful day by eating properly prepared whole foods. The icing on the cake is when concerned individuals, such as Alice Waters, point them in the right direction.
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A Tulsa man shot a suspected burglar several times after he found him lurking around in his home on Monday, according to police.
Charles Sweeny told KJRH-TV he went for a walk on Monday prior to the incident. When he returned, he immediately sensed something wasn't right.
After realizing his top dresser drawer was open, Sweeny said he retrieved his firearm — just moments before he saw a man standing in his bedroom doorway.
The homeowner opened fire, shooting several rounds at the intruder before calling the police.
"I didn't even hesitate. I had the gun in my hand, flicked off the safety, got my finger on the trigger and I started shooting him in the chest," he said.
"I'm not going to talk to [the criminal]…I'm just going to start launching lead," he later added.
The suspected burglar, who police have not identified, was taken to the hospital for his injuries. The suspect "will not be arrested or charged until he is discharged from the hospital," KJRH-TV reports.
For any other criminals thinking about breaking into someone's home, Sweeny said stories like his should be a lesson.
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A University Council committee has rejected an administrative study aimed at finding possible gender disparities in faculty pay.
Journalism professor Wallace Eberhard, chair of the Faculty Benefits Committee, told the full University Council Thursday that the committee concluded that the statistical methods used by the university's Office of Institutional Research and Planning were faulty.
If there are any disparities, the method used in the study would underestimate them, he said.
The University Council's executive committee requested the study in November, asking UGA administrators to replicate a 1990-91 study.
But the administration study followed a different method -- one used in a flawed 1993 study of salaries, the committee found when it brought in the head of UGA's statistics department for consultation.
''If there are no inequities, you'll get the same answers, but the way they used it, it will tend to hide them,'' said Lynne Billard, head of UGA's statistics department and a former president of the American Statistical Association.
A major problem of the flawed study was the way it grouped professors by rank, she said.
''Are there inequities still? I don't know,'' said Billard, who met with the committee on Wednesday and attended Thursday's council meeting, but was not called on.
Eberhard he had asked the administration to redo the study, but has not heard back from them.
After the 1991 study -- the one based on correct methodology, Billard concluded -- then-UGA President Charles Knapp allocated enough money to correct the disparities identified in the study.
The council also voted unanimously to approve a new major in women's studies for UGA.
The new major was also unanimously endorsed by UGA's Student Government Association, the SGA's Jennifer Martin told the council before the vote.
Martin, a student member of the council, spoke in favor of the major, and hers was the only comment before the unanimous vote.
The proposal, scheduled to take effect in fall 2000, is still preliminary, said Heather Kleiner, associate director of the UGA women's studies program.
The proposal must go through Adams' office and to the Board of Regents, then go through the same process in its final form, she explained.
The program's faculty expects 25 majors by the third year the new women's study major is in effect, she said.
''We still have some more rungs of the ladder to go, but we're so thrilled at the support we've been getting,'' she said. The student support in particular was gratifying, she said -- no one had solicited their support.
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ABC World News pulled a fast one tonight. Anchor Diane Sawyer introduced the news by teasing upcoming stories on an increase in home sales and prices, the "wild" temperature swing, a follow-up to the movie "The Blind Side (no, really), and the most monster wave ever surfed. Then their news includes a stunningly long report from Cairo on Egypt's protests. What gives? Why did ABC want to push "The Blind Side" update over their Syria coverage? Wait a second. I am now stopping writing to look up who owns "The Blind Side." Let's see if it's the same company that owns ABC … checking … checking … damn … it's Warner Brothers, which does NOT own ABC.
I'm telling you, the networks are playing me tonight.
NBC Nightly News leads with reporter Mike Seidel reminding us — in the middle of his report on mad temperature swings and possible severe weather — that the US has gone 220 days without a tornado fatality. I'm waiting for Lenny to fall from the ladder behind him while trying to change the number of days since the last accident at Springfield's nuclear reactor. I mean, if it's a jinx to mention a pitcher has a no-hitter going, shouldn't we ease up on the 'days since death from natural disaster' talk?
CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley really sells 'the most amazing story of the day' — which is, hands down — the US vet who's getting the double arm transplant.
All the networks then go to the new Obama immigration policy and plan. But ABC's Sawyer adds these numbers: 11 million immigrants, 35% have been here for 15 years or more, their median age is 36, and 50% to 75% pay federal, state or local taxes. Look, I'm all for allowing the undocumented to have all the rights any human being has, but what the hell is with that last statistic? Isn't 50% to 75% kind of a wide range? I mean, what gives?
ABC then goes to reporter Lama Hasan live in Cairo to talk about the protests in Egypt. I can't believe it. ABC is actually doing an international news story. To be fair, they've had more foreign content lately. Maybe a story a night, but hey, it's a step. Back BSE — 'Before Sawyer Era' — prior to the 'Good Day America'-ization of ABC's nightly news show, there used to be a lot more overseas content. You used to see regular reports from people like Christiane Amanpour and Martha Raddatz. So I can't complain, right? Several minutes on what's taking place during the Egypt protests with a reporter on the ground in Cairo? What could go wrong?
For those of you who follow me on Twitter @thisishellradio, I promised you some"juicy" quotes from Hasan, and you will not be disappointed.
ABC correspondent Lama Hasan tells us the lens through which she'll be reporting the protests right away. She calls the protests against President Morsi "a troubling turn for Egypt and America." Well, I'm a bit more concerned for Egyptians in this situation, as they seem to be a lot closer to the action than Americans are. But that's just me. Correspondent Hasan then goes on to tell us that there's been violence around a "five-star intercontinental hotel" and that a crowd is still surrounding the building. Did Hasan just give away where she's staying? Hey, I can be a correspondent because I can look out my window, too! Let's see, it's raining … there's a suspicious dude with a van either moving stuff in or taking stuff outta my neighbor's place, but this is Chicago so fuck if I'm gonna do anything about it … there's a fat-ass rat going through the broken window in the basement of the six-flat next door … now, that's journalism!
But that's not everything from Hasan. She goes on to tell us that Egypt is "America's number-one ally," that Egypt has a "long-standing treaty with Israel and is an ally in the fight against terror," and is "America's friends." Get it? The US is Egypt's pal. Understand? She also does some man-on-the-street reporting amongst the protesters, who say that "Morsi is acting like a dictator." She describes the protesters who want to overthrow Morsi as "a coalition of carpenters and schoolteachers" — such a coalition would be deemed socialist by the likes of Fox News Channel in the US — and these protests want the "freedom and democracy that they fought for." Look, I ain't no fan of any politician, but shouldn't reporter Hasan have pointed out that Morsi is the democratically elected leader of Egypt, having won the vote last June? And shouldn't she have said something about how the Islamists have reportedly stayed off the streets during these protests so the fighting is being done by, well, everybody but the Islamists. Oh, and the police. How can she skip mentioning the police who have a long record of being fucking brutal?
See, they keep duping me. I thought ABC was going to have this amazing report from Cairo, and instead I get this US-centric bullshit that's celebrating one side in the fight for the New Egypt. And that's without telling you exactly how many sides there are!
CBS is now reporting on BP and how they've settled their suit with those harmed by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Wait. What? Didn't BP want to run ads tonight? And what about that oil spill yesterday on the Mississippi that had an unspecified amount of oil? Back to BP, reporter Mark Strassmann tell us they've settled, so there won't be any criminal charges. Those they settled with were allowed to confront them and yell at them, which is, apparently, all you have to go through in America if you kill people in the name of the bottom line. Strassmann assures us BP won't get off that easy. For the deaths of 11 people, they'll have to pay at least $23 billion.
CBS then goes to correspondent Clarissa Ward, who reports on the 65 Syrians found executed today with their hands tied behind their backs. I cannot believe this did NOT make The Nine Circles of Hell! I had it in my in-pile and simply missed it when I moved leads from one folder to the other. This is embarrassing. Maybe I should cut the networks some slack. After all, if this one-man news operation can make a mistake like missing an important news story like this, I'm certain the multi-billion dollar US TV networks can make mistakes, too.
CBS reporter Ward's humors seem to be in a stir. She interviews US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford who was "at first a supporter of the rebels until his car was attacked." Yup, that'll change your opinion of someone alright. I remember how I used to love the Girl Scouts until an incident at the intersection of Western and Fullerton that involved a box of Thin Mints.
Ambassador Ford explains to reporter Ward that the US is doing a lot "through sanctions and humanitarian aid." Ward fires back, "Humanitarian aid can't stop bombs. So do we have to wait for another 65,000 to die?" Geesh. Guess who's trying to get outta this foreign correspondent gig so she can get her own fiery talk show back in the States? We get it. If Amanpour can make that move, why can't you? Hell, your blonde hair even fits into Fox's eugenics program! Ford replies to Ward's attack by saying, "The US can't fix this. The Syrians have to." Ford also points out that outside leaders have no credibility with the Syrian rebels fighting on the ground. Sure, that's important, but who cares? I think Ward's dollar sign contact lenses just went cha-ching.
At least two of the networks – and maybe NBC did, too — went to the Australia floods. It's good to see that the US outlets are finally covering a natural disaster in that part of the world. But I can't help but notice something different between the people who live in the Australian disaster and the people who live in the Philippine, Indonesian and Bangladeshi disasters that weren't reported. Now, what is it? It's on the tip of my white tongue, now, what is it?
NBC health reporter Robert Bazell does some story on how if you eat the same number of calories earlier you burn off more. But that doesn't concern me. What concerns me is Bazell's voice has that gar-gargling sound that Brokaw's persistent globus of phlegm nauseated me with on a nightly basis. Please, Robert, have your uvula checked out.
NBC anchor Brian Williams reassures us that Barbara Walters and Burt Reynolds are okay. What a relief. Can Brian please pass along to Burt and Baba that I have a colonoscopy coming up? I'm sure they're as concerned about my health as I am about theirs.
ABC's annoying 'Instant Index' segment features another highwire walking Wallander. This begs the question, exactly how old are the people who choose the stories at ABC? What's next? Marathon pole-sitting while wearing your zoot suit? The 'Index' then mentions how Johnny Cash is now going to be on a US mail stamp. Anchor Sawyer proudly calls Cash 'The Man in Black.'
Diane, do you know why Mr. Cash wore black? As he said in 'The Man in Black,' one of my all-time favorite Cash songs …
"I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down,
Livin' in the hopeless, hungry side of town,
I wear it for the prisoner who has long paid for his crime,
But is there because he's a victim of the times."
In other words, Johnny wore black for all the people the network news ignores — or hide in segments like your own 'Hidden America.'
Before NBC gives us their last story, they want us to know that '30 Rock' is ending and Ben & Jerry's is going to release a '30 Rock' ice cream. Fuck the Mali war. '30 Rock' is ending and there's a new '30 Rock' Ben & Jerry's ice cream. You know what? If you did know about the Mali war, you'd get so depressed and confused that all you would want to do is watch the last episode of '30 Rock' and eat a pint of Ben & Jerry's. So, thanks to Williams and NBC for cutting out the middleman.
CBS closes with "tales of mystery and intrigue" at the Bolshoi ballet. NBC ends with zoo animals that use tablets (while I can't afford one). And ABC wraps up with that story on the monster wave.
Again, I feel like the rug's been pulled out from under me. The chair's not there and my ass has hit the floor hard. Bone-bruising hard.
The news tonight went from teasing inane stories to covering important ones badly.
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"The Amarin Outdoor Unlimited River Kwai Trophy International 2013"
Record international attendance expected for the most popular Adventure race in South East Asia! Part of the Amazing Thailand International Adventure Race Championships Series 2013, the 8th edition of this world-renowned race is supported by the Tourism Authority of Thailand and the Kanchanaburi province. This Race is by far the largest and most exciting Adventure Race in South East Asia.
Scheduled for March 2 and hosted at Felix River Kwai Resort and Spa, the race will once again start at the famous River Kwai Bridge.
Adventure Racing is a highly visual and dynamic sport genre, stretching competitors to their limits. It is a sport that is rapidly capturing the imagination of sportsmen and women in Thailand and around the world.
"The Amarin Outdoor Unlimited River Kwai Trophy International 2013 consists of 2 days of activities including:
• An Expo village where local communities, athletes and tourists will be able to meet in a friendly atmosphere.
• Parties and VIP hospitality.
• A spectacular Adventure Race starting from the bridge esplanade.
• Shows, dances and songs from local artists, universities and schools.
• Gala dinner and trophies presentation.
• Children's corner and games area.
150 teams from around the world are expected at the start of the Adventure Race. Altogether, more than 1000 people will attend the event including VIP's, sponsor's guests, families, supporters, media, competitors and local communities.
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Disciplines: Running, Kayaking, Biking, Swimming and other mystery tests
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Men, Women, Mixed, Masters Men (over 80 years combined). Seniors Men (over 100 years combined), Students Boys, Students Girls Race starts at 8:30am
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A google search for poison still returns a top result for one of the tackiest 80s pouty lipped glam bands around. They are still on tour, and they probably haven't even heard of Dns.
Dns cache poisoning (there is a fine wiki for it) vulnerabilities have been all the rage on various security research mail lists for the past couple weeks and should be at the top of any search result list now. New working exploits targeting those vulnerabilities have been created and distributed. Coincidentally, Blackhat is being held next week, where Dan Kaminsky will present his original findings on it. Dan Kaminsky reportedly grouped together a huge number of dns providers and got a patch properly worked out and distributed for this thing.
What does "DNS Insufficient Socket Entropy Vulnerability" really mean to the average end user? Before you ask, there is a hitch. What was supposed to remain mysterious and closeted within the shadowy network security and dns administrator community has been released full force via full disclosure and Metasploit, the open source pen testing tool project run by HD Moore and friends. This addition means that this potentially dangerous information is public and potentially freely usable.
So now go ahead and ask. What does "DNS Insufficient Socket Entropy" really mean to me? If you are a standard user, you're probably not administering a Dns server, but you (possibly unknowingly) are using Dns. Your ISP maintains these DNS servers, or the routes to them, for you. It is these systems that tell your browser what server to connect with when you are visiting "www.google.com". They need to send your browser's requests to your bank's authentic web site when you attempt to browse it, instead of some creaky old mock up hosted in the furthest reaches of the planet. While you are dependent on Dns servers working properly and supporting "sufficient entropy", there most likely is nothing you directly can do to administer and patch them.
In the meantime, visit the Microsoft Update site to check for new updates and ensure that third party software on your system is patched. Dns admins need to get their servers patched.
You can check Dan Kaminsky's own site here or another tool here for information to present to your ISP, if they haven't yet patched.
Update: Dan Kaminsky posted additional information that "DNS clients are at risk, in certain circumstances", and that microsoft is patching multiple other dns client-side vuln ("has received two MSRC fixes in the past six months"). So, while the major focus is on the Dns servers, be sure to visit the windowsupdate site and patch away!