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Franklin County Moonshine Stills
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Note: I found these photos on my hard drive from a walk I did last August. It's not really this green in February.
I decided to put that bold statement to the test one day: I drove around Franklin County, randomly picked a creek, parked on the side of the road, and just walked up the creek.
And I found three moonshine stills.
The area I picked was near the Smith River in a remote section of the county (much of Franklin County is remote.) The Smith River divides Franklin County on the south from Henry County and I've found many stills on the Franklin County side of the river, but few on the Henry County side. I drove until I found an area where there weren't too many houses around and just parked on the side of the road next to a creek.
The first moonshine still I found was at the confluence of two creeks. The still was typical of most that I find: a twisted, rusting piece of metal. It's interesting to note that I've found many stills where two small creeks meet. I think it's because the terrain that's created by two creeks meeting is typically flat – a nice area to place a moonshining operation.
I also found what appeared to be a perfect still furnace. It was shaped with rock on three sides and even had rocks across the top. It looked very much like the still furnace diagram in the Foxfire Book. When I looked at it closer though, I noticed water trickling out of the bottom of it. It was probably a spring box which is pretty common in these parts.
I continued walking up the main creek and I found two more stills. One was located high on the banks of the creek. It looked like that's where it had landed after being blown up by the law. The third still was further upstream, lying in the creek, and hidden by weeds.


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Sikhi(sm), Literature and Film
Bios of Participants
Dr. Gunjeet Aurora
Gunjeet Aurora is an Assistant Professor in English at the School of Liberal Studies, Ambedkar University Delhi. She did her PhD from the Centre for English Studies, JNU on the literature based and emerging out of the Indian Emergency of 1975-77. Her areas of interest are Drama, Performance Studies, Contemporary Indian history and politics and Popular Culture.
Satwinder Kaur Bains
Satwinder Bains is a Professor at the University of the Fraser Valley and the Director of the Centre for Indo Canadian Studies. Her research interests and expertise include Sikh Cultural Studies, migration and settlement, diaspora family studies and cross-cultural education. Satwinder has twenty six years of work experience in community development and has worked extensively with women, youth and families from the South Asian community. She is a consummate community advocate and volunteer and has assisted numerous community organizations develop and grow.
Dr. Balbinder Singh Bhogal
Balbinder Bhogal is an associate professor in the department of Religion and the Sardarni Kuljit Kaur Bindra Chair in Sikh Studies. He has previously, held positions at University of Derby, England, James Madison University, Virginia and York University, Toronto. His primary research interests are South Asian religions and cultures specializing in the Sikh tradition, particularly the Guru Granth Sahib, its philosophy and exegesis. Secondary research interests include: hermeneutic theory and its radicalization through deconstruction; Indian Philosophy and its relation to Continental Philosophy, Mysticism, Translation and Postcolonial Studies, and the Religion-Secular and Animal-Human divides. Recent Publications: "The Animal Sublime: Rethinking the Sikh Mystical Body" (Journal of the American Academy of Religion 2012); "Decolonizations: Cleaving Gestures that Refuse the Alien Call for Identity Politics" (Religions of South Asia 2011); "The Hermeneutics of Sikh Music (Rag) and Word (Shabad)", (Sikh Formations, 2011); "Radicalizing Hermes: Philosophical Messengers and Poetic Reticence in Sikh Textuality" (SOPHIA, 2011); "Monopolizing Violence before and after 1984: Governmental Law and the People's Passion" (Sikh Formations: 2011).
Dr. Francesca Cassio
Francesca Cassio is the holder of the Sardarni Harbans Kaur Chair in Sikh Musicology and Associate Professor of Music at Hofstra University, New York. Prior to joining the Hofstra faculty, she served as a visiting professor in musicology at Visva Bharati University in Shantiniketan, India; lecturer of ethnomusicology at the University of Trento, Italy; lecturer of anthropology of music at the Conservatory of Adria, Italy; and lecturer of ethnomusicology and Indian music at the Vicenza Conservatory of Music, Italy. Since 1991, Dr. Cassio has conducted extensive research in India, where she lived and has been professionally trained in classical vocal music and in the Sikh repertoire, according to the Guru-Shishya Parampara ("teacher-student") tradition. Dr. Cassio is disciple of legendary masters of the 20th century: Padma Bhushan Ustad Rahim Fahimuddin Khan Dagar, Padma Bhushan Vidushi. Girija Devi, and the Hazoori Ragi Bhai Gurcharan Singh. Dr. Cassio also received extensive training in vocal and percussion tradition by Bhai Baldeep Singh, the 13th generation exponent of Gurbānī kirtanyas. Author a book on dhrupad (medieval genre of Indian classical music), Dr. Cassio, in more than twenty years of research, has worked extensively and written about Indian music (Gurbānī sangīt, dhrupad, Rabindra sangīt, thumrī, semi-classical, folk and devotional repertoires), Gender Studies, intercultural education, ethnomusicology and music pedagogy.
Dr. Geetanjali Singh Chanda
Geetanjali Chanda is a senior lecturer in the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Yale University. She is also affiliated with the South Asian Studies Program and the Departments of Ethnicity, Race and Migration and American Studies. She has taught courses on autobiographies, family, cultural identity, popular culture, international feminisms and postcolonial India since 2001. Previously she taught at Hong Kong University and Gettysburg College. Professor Chanda received her PhD in English Literature from Hong Kong University, where she also taught courses in the Programme in American Studies. She received her Master's degree from George Washington University. She has spoken at international fora and published widely on notions of home, family, and gender in Indian English literature in US and international publications. Her research interests include popular culture and feminist and transcultural pedagogy, masculinities and religion. Professor Chanda has been published in many professional journals, magazines, and newspapers, as well as having written a book: Indian Women in the House of Fiction (Zuban Books, Delhi, 2008), which is in its second edition. Her most recent journal articles include: "Sikh Masculinity, Religion, and Diaspora in Shauna Singh Baldwin's English Lessons and Other Stories (co-authored with Staci Ford) and Men and Masculinities (Month 2009 1-21, #2009 Sage Publications). The Urban Apartment as "Womanspace": Negotiation Class and Gender in Indian English Novels (South Asian Review, Special Issue, 2009) and "Home Abroad: Shauna Singh Baldwin's Feminine Journey" (in Literature of The Indian Diaspora, Delhi, 2011).
Dr. Harjant Singh Gill
Harjant Gill is an assistant professor of anthropology at Towson University, Maryland. He received his PhD from American University in Washington DC. His research examines the intersections of masculinity, modernity and migration in South Asia. Gill is also an award-winning filmmaker and has made several films that have screened at film festivals worldwide. His latest documentary, Roots of Love explores the changing significance of hair and turban among Sikhs and is being screened on BBC World News, PBS and Doordarshan (Indian National TV). His website is www.TilotamaProductions.com
Harjeet Singh Grewal
Harjeet Grewal is a PhD candidate at the University of Michigan. Harjeet continues to write on aspects of Sikhi as they pertain to Diasporic communities in North America, especially the intellectual form they may take. However, at the moment, he is working on a comparative project analyzing Sikh hagiographical texts from the Early Modern Period in order to better understand the early Sikh intellectual and discursive project. Harjeet's interests include interrogating the limits of Western discursive forms of religiosity as they apply to non-dual Oriental tradition as well as exploring the possibilities that arise from an intellectual engagement with the various interpretive traditions that Sikhs have inherited.
Dr. Raj Kumar Hans
Raj Kumar Hans was born in a Punjabi village of Amritsar/Gurdaspur districts and graduated from Guru Nanak Dev University in 1977. An award of a UGC research fellowship for doctoral studies moved him to the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda in Gujarat. He had been teaching history there since 1983. He shifted his field of research from economic history of western India to broader social and cultural history. Taking a comparative view of the regional cultural formations of the Indic civilization, he has been studying Gujarat and Punjab. For last few years he has focused attention on the study of Sikhism and Punjabi dalit literature. Some of his articles and papers on Gujarat and Punjab history have been published in journals and edited books. He was awarded a Fellowship at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla (2009-11) to write his monograph on 'history of Punjabi dalit literature' which is now being finalised for the press. He has travelled abroad on Fellowships and to participate in conferences. Currently he is working on history of dalits in the Sikh religion.
Najnin Islam
Najnin did her B.A and M.A in English Literature from Jadavpur University, Kolkata. In a bid to expand her horizons she enrolled into the MPhil program in Social Sciences at the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta. Her stint at the CSSSC allowed her the opportunity to go beyond traditional literary studies and explore the terrains of several other disciplines and how they can be made to engage in fruitful dialogues with one another. Her MPhil dissertation was an ethnographic study of the Sikh community in Kolkata and was awarded the Jayoti Gupta Memorial Prize for the Best MPhil Dissertation at the CSSSC. Ms. Islam will be joining the University of Pennsylvania this Fall as a graduate student in the Department of English where she hopes to specialize in South Asian diasporic literature.
Punnu Jaitla
Punnu Jaitla is a doctoral student in linguistic anthropology at the University of Michigan. His dissertation involves looking at comparative ideologies at the intersection of history, translation, interpretation, and language.
Dr. Arvind Mandair
Arvind Mandair is an Associate Professor and S.B.S.C. Chair of Sikh Studies at the University of Michigan. His recent publications include: Religion and the Specter of the West: Sikhism, India, Postcoloniality and the Politics of Translation(Columbia University Press, 2009); Secularism and Religion-Making (co-edited, Oxford University Press, 2011). Teachings of the Sikh Gurus(Routledge, 2005) co-authored and translated with Christopher Shackle; He is a founding editor of the journal Sikh Formations: Religion, Culture and Theory and is Assistant Editor of the journal Culture and Religion, both published by Routledge.
Bijay Mehta
Bijay Mehta is currently pursuing his PhD from the Department of Ancient Indian History and Culture, University of Calcutta. His research is broadly focussed on the concept of heritage and its socio-political implications through an interpretation of key Indian monuments. He holds a Masters degree in Arts and Aesthetics from the School of Arts and Aesthetics, JNU. His areas of specialisation are the Visual Arts, Indian Culture, Popular Culture Studies and Music.
Dr. Parvinder Kaur Metha
Parvinder Mehta's research and teaching interests include Anglophone, Postcolonial Literature and Film, Multi-Ethnic American Literature as well as Comparative Literature. She earned her PhD in English from Wayne State University. Her publications include articles in Journal of South Asian Diaspora, Journal of South Asian Popular Culture, South Asian Review and Sikh Formations. She is currently completing her book manuscript on Asian American women writers, titled, Mimic Women: Cultural Camouflage and Global Modernity. She also enjoys writing poetry in English, mostly about Sikhs, and hopes to publish a book of poems in the near future.
Dr. Anne Murphy
Anne Murphy is Assistant Professor and Chair of Punjabi Language, Literature, and Sikh Studies at the University of British Columbia. She received her Ph.D. from Columbia University's Department of Religion and her Master's degree in Asian Languages and Literature from the University of Washington. She previously taught in the Religious Studies and Historical Studies Concentrations at The New School in New York City. Her research interests focus on the historical formation of religious communities in Punjab and northern South Asia, with particular but not exclusive attention to the Sikh tradition. Her monograph, The Materiality of the Past: History and Representation in Sikh Tradition, will be published by Oxford University Press in September 2012. The book explores the construction of Sikh memory and historical consciousness around material representations and religious sites from the eighteenth century to the present. Other research interests concern the formations of modern Punjabi literature, and particularly the articulation of the secular within it, and the historical formations of social service or "seva" as an expression of ethical life within Sikh tradition. She conducted research on the latter topic as a Senior Fellow with the American Institute of Indian Studies in 2009-2010, and received a grant for the project from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada in 2010. Dr. Murphy has recently instituted a new oral history program in her third-year Punjabi class, and teaches classes on the history of Sikh and other religious traditions in South Asia and the South Asian Diaspora, Punjabi language and literature, and South Asian cultural history. She is from New York City.
Dr. Michael Nijhawan
Michael Nijhawan is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at York University. His research interests include transnational religion, immigration and identity formation as well as violence and suffering and its translatability in cultural practices. He is the author of Dhadi Darbar. Religion, Violence, and the Performance of Sikh History (2006), a number of refereed and non refereed articles as well as book chapters, in both English and German. He is the co-editor of Shared Idioms, Sacred Symbols, and the Articulation of Identities in South Asia(2009). He is also co-producer of the documentary "Musafer-Sikhi is Travelling" (2008).
Natasha Raheja
Natasha Raheja is a 2nd year PhD Student of Sociocultural Anthropology at New York University. Her research interests are in the areas of performance, cultural production, belonging, migrant labor, and border identities. She also co-directs the Sindhi Voices Project, an oral history and participatory media initiative that documents the partition narratives of Sindhi elders.
Dr. Anjali Gera Roy
Anjali Roy is a Professor in the Department of Humanities of Social Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. She has published several essays in literary, film and cultural studies. Her publications include a co-edited volume(with Nandi Bhatia) Partitioned Lives: Narratives of Home, Displacement and Resettlement (Delhi: Pearson Longman 2008) and a monograph Bhangra Moves: From Ludhiana to London and Beyond (Aldersgate: Ashgate 2010). She has recently co-edited with Chua Beng Huat an anthology The Travels of Indian Cinema: From Bombay to LA (Delhi: OUP 2012) and
edited Bollywood's Soft Power: Across Five Continents (Delhi: Sage 2012)
Dr. Amritjit Singh
Amritjit Singh is the Langston Hughes Professor of English and African American Studies at Ohio University in Athens, OH. Amrit Singh's research and teaching interests include African American Studies, Modernism (esp. the Harlem Renaissance), 20th Century American and Postcolonial Fiction, Richard Wright, South Asian cultures and literatures, and Migration Studies. Currently he is working on a documentary history of South Asians in North America. He is committed to exploring inter-ethnic paradigms, especially in relation to the parallels between the patterns of internal migrations within the Americas and immigration to the U.S and Canada from Europe and Asia. He is a series editor of MELA (Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the Americas) from Rutgers University Press. Recent Books: Co-editor (with Bruce G. Johnson), Interviews with Edward W. Said. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2004 (Public Intellectuals Series); Co-editor (with Daniel M. Scott III), The Collected Writings of Wallace Thurman: A Harlem Renaissance Reader. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2003; Co-editor (with Peter Schmidt), Postcolonial Theory and the United States: Race, Ethnicity and Literature. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2000; Co-editor (with Maryemma Graham), Conversations with Ralph Ellison. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1995; (Author, Afterword) The Color Curtain: A Report on the Bandung Conference. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1995; (Author, Afterword) Conversations with Ishmael Reed. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1995.
Dr. Nikhil Pal Singh
Nikhil Pal Singh is Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis and History and Director of Graduate Studies in Social and Cultural Analysis at New York University. A historian of race, empire, and culture in the 20th-century United States, Singh is the author of Black Is a Country: Race and the Unfinished Struggle for Democracy (Harvard University Press, 2004), winner of the Liberty Legacy Foundation Award from the Organization of American Historians, the Norris and Carol Hundley Prize from the Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association and the Washington State book award from the Seattle Public Library. Singh has published extensively on topics ranging from US liberalism to the role of race in US foreign policy. The University of California Press recently published his edited collection of the writings of legendary civil rights activist Jack O'Dell, Climin' Jacob's Ladder; The Black Freedom Movement Writing of Jack O'Dell. His new book Exceptional Empire: Race and War in US Globalism is in-progress and forthcoming from Harvard University Press. Singh is member of the National Council and Executive Committee of the American Studies Association (ASA), and co-editor of the American Crossroads book series at the University of California Press.
Simran Jeet Singh
Simranjeet Sing is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Religion at Columbia University, focusing on devotional traditions and literatures of early modern South Asia. He earned an M.A. from the Department of Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures of Columbia University (2009), an M.T.S. in South Asian Religious Traditions from Harvard University (2008), and a B.A. in English Literature and Religious Studies from Trinity University (2006). His dissertation research focuses on hagiographical writings produced in early modern South Asia and pays particular attention to the earliest, most authoritative, and most widely circulated source on the life and times of Guru Nanak (d. 1539 CE) - the Puratan Janamsakhi. His project aims to situate this particular text within its larger literary context, explore its role in facilitating the development of distinctive literary cultures, provide a narrative for the life of this text, and consider the diverse ways in which it continues to be re-interpreted and re-imagined through a variety of media in the modern period. While his research interests fall primarily within the domains of Punjab & Sikh Studies, Simran's language and academic training have prepared him to teach religion more broadly. He has served as a Teaching Assistant for courses on Hinduism, Islam, and Buddhism, and Simran has recently been selected as a finalist for Columbia University's Presidential Award for Outstanding Teaching.
Safina Uberoi
Safina Uberoi is an Indian-Australian filmmaker. Her best-known work is My Mother India (SBS), an autobiographical documentary about her multicultural family which was one of the first to examine the impact of the anti-Sikh pogroms of 1984 on Indian society. My Mother India won 11 major awards including the Best Documentary from the Film Critics Circle of Australia. Safina wrote and directed a film on British-Asian writer Meera Syal as part of the high profile BBC series Who Do You Think You Are? The film followed Meera as she explored her family's roots in Punjab and discovered a subaltern history of the Indian independence movement. The series won an Indie award and was nominated for a BAFTA and a Grierson Award. Safina Uberoi's most recent documentary A Good Man (ABC) revolves around the complex relationship between an Australian farmer and his quadriplegic wife. A Good Man won 8 international awards and was voted in the top ten films at IDFA, the world largest documentary festival in Amsterdam. Safina has directed other award-winning prime-time documentaries for television including 1800 India (PBS/ Wide Angle), Unstoppable (ESPN/ABC) and The Brides of Khan (SBS).


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2011-08-31 19:29
Thankyou nokia for my update coming tomorrow for e7 brought from nokia direct.
2011-08-31 20:19
When you say Anna on italy is not released yet, do you have an idea if it'll come in 1week, 2 or 3?
Please if you could just answer by "yes" or "no, no idea" is better than "it depends on local operator" "we are waiting for the validation etc"
thanks for your time
2011-08-31 20:35
skyee wrote:- 059H316 UK: will be published tomorrow evening (UK time)
Just want to say a big thank you to Yvonne (skyee) for chasing this one up - I am updating via NSU as we speak...
2011-08-31 21:13
2011-08-31 23:04
When will the Anna update be avialable for this product code in USA
2011-08-31 23:06
2011-09-01 2:03
2011-09-01 2:05
It's sad to buy a $ 400 American n8 and can not have Anna. Please tell me an estimated date for 059C8T6. To not go every day to read that has not been published for the USA.
It happens the same disaster with the upgrade 14, late, slow and tedious. Requesting an update as to beg.
2011-09-01 2:45
2011-09-01 4:56
@skyee Is there any date for NORTH AMERICAN Symbian ANNA release? (any certain date or rumour)
2011-09-01 5:05
I have a N8 code 059G2J1 from Argentina and even when argentina is already enabled as far as I know, it seems that at least this code was missing.
Any clue on when anna will be available for it?
Thanks in advance.
2011-09-01 6:39
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0598797 China, when will it be possible to update here?
2011-09-01 8:37
skyee, thank you for your answer, but my point is when will be available Anna for Balkans and for example in Bulgaria? thank you in advanced
2011-09-01 15:48
But my cell is frm uae nt italy
2011-09-01 15:54
Your product code is one related to italian market
2011-09-01 16:48
When is gonna be available for PERU
the brand is CLARO
I' getting really sick and tired of this!!!
2011-09-01 17:45
Something for Nokia to consider... Each and everyone of us with product code 059t8c6 (and other US variants) purchased these phones without subsidy from any carrier. When it comes time to purchase replacements, we will certainly remember the way we have been treated. "Fool me once, shame on you... Fool me twice, shame on me!"
2011-09-01 17:54
Hello Skyee,
Please check again for 059D2N9 - N8 Silver Vodacom South Africa.
Many thanks.
2011-09-01 18:38
Yes please!
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@Biggus Dickus: Not only is buying two kits to get one regiment not the best option financially, I'm also not quite sure on the result: those WF Amazon arms look rather thin. And then there probably aren't enough arms/pikes in one kit, which means several of those have to be bought to make a single IM hoplite unit into a phalanx (also leaving you with a whole bunch of rather horrible Amazon models, or so I think).Hi C.C……..you are of course, right…….but my daughter has some of the amazons, they aren't great compared with WG or IM but they are the only ones available!!! So I already have some long pikes!! I do a lot of converting to fill the gaps and also to change poses etc so i get used to buying a couple of boxes to get one sometimes………..if you thought the Amazons were bad you should see the Roman cavalry!!! I had my work cut out there, but i couldn't really afford lots of metal ones!I'm with you….history is quite rich and very varied……….so it' a shame everyone does Greeks now!!….What about some Chinese? or Samurai. Or well maybe next time!!!Like you it just seems to me that WG might be treading on the toes of IM and the long and the short of it is we'd ike something else!I'm sure the Macedonians are fantastic, but they don't get me very excited…I'll just wait and see what's next.
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Allow two Firefox profile files to be saved outside of the sandbox:
cert8.db (Client Certificate database) blocklist.xml (Mozilla generated list of blocked add-ons) ---- A recently disclosed break-in at DigiNotar (a certificate issuer) has browser developers scrambling to block hundreds of false SSL certificates that have been created in the past 6 weeks. So far, it appears that users in Iran have been most at risk, although a false certificate for the Mozilla Add-Ons site was created. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/02/google_chrome_diginotar/ Chrome will issue a new program version in order to block these certificates. Microsoft's fix will reportedly be applied automatically for users of Vista and later, but XP users will have to apply a software update. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/08/30/fraudulent_google_cert_update/ I don't know if Mozilla will issue new versions of Firefox and Thunderbird, but it seems likely that they will update the "cert8.db" (Client Certificate database) file that's stored in the profile folder for all versions of those programs. Firefox will normally update this certificates database file while it is connected to the Internet. But when it's running sandboxed, any updates to the "cert8.db" file will be saved in the sandbox if direct access to that file is not provided, and the updated certificates file will then be deleted when the sandbox contents are deleted. People who seldom run Firefox unsandboxed may not get the updates to this file right away. I've been allowing the "cert8.db" to be saved outside of the sandbox for some time now, and I think it should be allowed out by default for all Firefox users. This same file is used by Thunderbird, but if the "Thunderbird" template is used, the "cert8.db" file is allowed direct access by the template. So no further action would be needed there. SeaMonkey users should also be covered by their template. There is another file that is automatically updated by Firefox and Thunderbird, once each day, whenever they are connected to the Internet: "blocklist.xml" This file contains a list of extensions that Mozilla has found to be harmful to users. Extensions listed in the file are either disabled or prevented from being installed. I also allow this file to be stored outside of the sandbox for Firefox, and the Thunderbird template allows it out too. We already have an anti-phishing template for Firefox, that is applied to all new sandboxes as they are created, due to its large file size. But in my view, Sandboxie users of Firefox should also allow these two profile files to be saved out of the sandbox. How best to accomplish that for other people, I can't say. They could be added to the Firefox anti-phishing template, although they aren't exactly involved with phishing. ---- I have one sandbox that I occasionally use with a different Firefox profile, but where Firefox is more limited as to what files are allowed out of the sandbox. I have now added direct access for these two Firefox profile files in that sandbox. I could have added the files through Sandbox Settings > Resource Access > File Access > Direct Access, or used Edit Configuration to add two lines to the settings for the sandbox: OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,*\cert8.db OpenFilePath=firefox.exe,*\blocklist.xml Intead I created a local template that I can then apply to that sandbox and any new ones that I might create for Firefox, where I don't want to allow very many profile files out of the sandbox. I list it here in case anyone wants to paste the code into: Sandbox Settings > Applications > Local > click the "Create New" button and, after entering it, "Apply" it to the sandbox(es) of choice.
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Sounds good, I can add such a setting.
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I agree, perhaps I should add those two files to that default phishing template rather than create a new template? One might argue that these files are conceptually related to anti-phishing, or more broadly, anti-hacking measures. Does anyone see a downside to having a sandboxed Firefox browser freely update these files outside the sandbox? |
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Obviously, the template name cannot be changed at this point, without causing problems or additional work. The Tmpl.Title would only need to be extended, in my view. Mozilla refers to the 'cert8.db' Client Certificates as "Security certificates". Mozilla also refers to the 'blocklist.xml' file in this way: "blocklist.xml contains a list of add-ons that Mozilla considers to be harmful to the user (contains security vulnerabilities, adversely affects browsing experience, etc.)" If these files are added to the current template, as I think would be best, then I would suggest that the template title be changed to something simple, like: Allow direct access to Firefox phishing database and security files The proposed change would automatically take effect for any sandbox that currently uses the anti-phishing template. |
I think a name title referring to Firefox "blacklist files" might be a better fit, but I'm not sure that I'll actually change the name of the template, because some translations are being less actively maintained than others, and I don't want to lose existing translations for such a minor point.
My question was more concerned with getting the files themselves into that template, which is already added by default to all sandboxes, so I'm glad to see you think it's a good idea. |
I agree that the template name should not be touched.
That would cause too many problems. As far as using the term "blacklist" in the title, I'm under the impression that the Client Certificates database file (cert8.db) is more of a white list. The blocklist.xml file is a black list of add-ons: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/blocked/ |
I guess the cert8.db database probably contains revocation certificates as well, so it would have a black list component.
---- Microsoft has now issued the update to their Revocation Certificates for XP users (through Windows Update), and Chrome and Firefox have both released their new program versions. At least one certificate issuer has suspended certifying new SSL certificates, following claims from a hacker that he still has credentials that he can use to create new ones. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/07/globalsign_suspends_ssl_cert_biz/ |
I updated the phishing template to include these two files in version 3.59.02.
Thanks for the quick update, Tzuk.
I'm guessing that after this update we should remove the entries to resource access made via the GUI by following Guest10's earlier suggestions? |
Those settings are now duplicated by the template in templates.ini Duplicate entries do not cause a problem by themselves, as long as the template is also used. But if the template was no longer used by a sandbox, and those individual settings are not removed, then they would still be in use in that sandbox if Firefox uses it again. ---- This is the type of situation where I like to use a Local Template. The Local Template is created in the configuration file, and contains all of the settings in one place. The template is then applied to individual sandboxes, where you want these Firefox exclusions to be used. Only one line is then added to the settings for each sandbox where it is applied, no matter how many exclusions are contained within the template. Once you "Remove" the template from all of the sandboxes where it is applied (using the GUI), Sandboxie Control will tell you that the local template is no longer being used by any sandbox. It will then give you a choice of deleting it from the configuration file, at which point you would answer "Yes", to delete the local template and all of its settings from your configuration file. |
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BOZEMAN - While most parents cringe when they see their child cry on Santa's lap, the Greater Gallatin United way and the Gallatin Valley Mall use this moment to help raise money. The two organizations have teamed up for the second annual Santa's Criers Fundraiser.
"We're asking parents with their children on Santa's lap, if they are crying, can we capture that picture and let us post it up? So, once their posted, they're numbered we have these jars that coincide with the numbers and people can donate money to their favorite crier and all these funds go directly to the United Way," says Brenda Barringer, Marketing Director for the Gallatin Valley Mall.
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Testing the Axigen, Kerio, and Merak commercial mail servers
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Alarm 405 Lubricant Lever Low
All of Auto Lube has wires 110VAC input and 2 wires signal (normal close) from RTK3 or DC3IO. The Lube unit has full oil in the tank, the Red wire 909 and Yellow wire 910 are wired at normal closed position.
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Miles Alexander was born Saturday in the Music City. It's the first child for Williams and her husband Nate Yetton, the duo's manager. A statement says mama and son are happy and healthy.
Williams and her musical partner John Paul White officially went on maternity leave after a performance at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival earlier this month. The Grammy Award-winning duo plans to begin recording the follow-up to their surprise hit "Barton Hollow" during the hiatus.
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Overall: 1 1/2 x 21 3/4 in. ( 3.8 x 55.2 cm )
Silver Weight: 95 oz (troy) 5 dwt (2962 g)
Wrought silver presentation salver; circular tray with raised, nine lobed sides with an applied molded and gadrooned rim; floral border engraved around the edge of the tray; center of the tray engraved with the Seal of the City of New York, windmill blades divide two beavers and two cider barrels, engraved around this, "This Piece of Plate is the Gift of His Exely. Govr. Tryon, the Genel.: Assemy.: of New-York, to Capt. Sowers Engineer. 13 Mar.h 1773" in roman letters, between a man in Colonial dress holding a plumb line and a Native American holding a bow, each with one hand raised, colonial man touching a fleet of ships, Native American touching a wooded area; seal surmounted by a crown and foliate scrolls and above a banner engraved, "SIGILL/ CIVITAT * NOV/ EBORA" over crossed cannons and military and engineering implements; tray applied to three cast hairy paw feet with five claws, one back, four forward, around a circular bar; descent of the salver engraved on the reverse; maker's mark stamped on the base.
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Gift of J. Lawrence Aspinwall
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Mark: stamped on the base: "L. Feuter" in script in a conforming rectangle @ reverse near bottom right foot
Inscription: engraved script at reverse on the base: This piece of plate/ was given to Captain Thomas Sowers in 1773,/ who gave it to his daughter/ Ann,/ wife of Gilbert Aspinwall,/ who gave it to her daughter,/ Sarah Ann,/ wife of James Lawrence Moore,/ who gave it to her nephew,/ James Lawrence Aspinwall, (great grandson of Captain Thomas Sowers,)/ who presented it to his wife/ Mary Morris Carnochan,/ on their wedding day/ June 4th 1891./ James Lawrence Aspinwall/ Presents this plate to/ the New York Historical Society/ January 17th, 1928."
Mark: scratch weight @ reverse "Oz. dwt./97.9"
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This salver, a masterpiece of colonial American presentation silver, is embellished with extraordinary engraving that depicts the seal of the City of New York. On March 13, 1773, Royal Governor William Tryon and the General Assembly of New York presented the salver to British military engineer Captain Thomas Sowers in recognition of his work repairing the Battery at the lower end of Manhattan Island, a critical site for the defense of the colonies.
Hofer, Margaret K. "Seventeenth-and eighteenth-century family silver." The Magazine Antiques 167 (2005): 156-161.
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Glossostoma Günther, 1901, Biol. Centr. Amer., Rept. Batr., Part 164: 290. Type species: Glossostoma aterrimum Günther, 1900, by monotypy. Junior homonym of Glossostoma LeConte, 1851 (Turbellaria).
Nelsonophryne Frost, 1987, Copeia, 1987: 1025. Replacement name for Glossostoma Günther, 1900.
Nelson Frogs (Frank and Ramus, 1995, Compl. Guide Scient. Common Names Amph. Rept. World: 91).
Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, and Ecuador.
Parker, 1934, Monogr. Frogs Fam. Microhylidae: 143, 146, included these species in Microhyla; Carvalho, 1954, Occas. Pap. Mus. Zool. Univ. Michigan, 555: 11, resurrected Glossostoma. This action was supported by karyotypic evidence provided by Bogart and Nelson, 1976, Herpetologica, 32: 204. Pyron and Wiens, 2011, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 61: 543-583, in their study of Genbank sequences, suggested Nelsonophryne to be the sister taxon of Ctenophryne.
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Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane brings his boundary-pushing brand of humor to the big screen for the first time as writer, director and voice star of Ted. In the live action/CG-animated comedy, he tells the story of John Bennett (Mark Wahlberg), a grown man who must deal with the cherished teddy bear who came to life as the result of a childhood wish…and has refused to leave his side ever since.
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Pull File – May 2 2012
Happy Wednesday, Bat-fans! Once again it's been longer than I'd like between updates, but we do what we can. Despite not sharing my pull file last week or the week before I did read my comics, and love the Court of Owls storyline. I'm trying not to speculate too much about who's behind it, but it's been fun seeing theories online. What do you think will happen this week, and who do you think is really in charge of the Court of Owls? Leave a comment and let me know!
For the record, on April 18th I picked up Batman 8, Birds Of Prey 8, Catwoman 8, Justice League 8, Nightwing 8 and Red Hood and the Outlaws 8 (yes, I'm still buying it…) It was a busy week! Then on April 25th I read Dark Knight 8 and Teen Titans 8. Today is also a great day for Batman comic readers, here's what I'll be buying after work today:
Batwing 9 – Issue 8 came with some startling realizations about Batwing's current nemesis Massacre, and I wonder how that will tie in to the Court of Owls storyline today. Perhaps there's no connection at all, the Court may just swoop in and disrupt everything in this issue! Either way, with art by Marcus To we're in good hands and I'm sure we'll finally see some background detail in the art, what a relief.
Detective Comics 9 – The Court of Owls comes to Detective Comics as well! Batman has to protect one of the Talons' targets, Jeremiah Arkham, which I guess means he's back in charge of Arkham Asylum? That's a far stretch from where we last saw him before the relaunch, when he was Black Mask (and just as villainous as the name suggests). I'm excited to find out what happened and what Jeremiah's up to now!
Earth Two 1 – This new series opens up an alternate universe, where we meet Golden Age heroes Jay Garrick (Flash) and Alan Scott (Green Lantern). I got pretty confused just trying to figure that much out, so I hope James Robinson writes it to be a good first-issue introduction for those of us who started reading comics within the last few years and aren't well-versed in DC history. Artwork by Nicola Scott, I'm not familiar with her work but it's always nice to have another female artist in the mix!
Teen Titans Annual #1 – I don't understand why there's a random "annual" issue (well, maybe not so random) or why it costs $4.99 (most comics are $2.99) but surprise, I got this anyways. Teen Titans is good stuff, so I'll go along for the ride.
World's Finest 1 – Huntress and Power Girl from Earth Two are stranded in Earth One. How did they get here? Why can't they go back? What will they do, what are they like, what do they want? I have so many questions! I'm also definitely excited that this comic is focused on two heroines, and I like the subversive aspect – instead of the classic World's Finest team-up (Batman, Superman, and Robin) we have Power Girl (Superman's cousin) and Huntress (Helena Wayne). There's potential here! I really enjoy the cover, by George Perez and Hi-Fi (yes, really).


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Follow along and go behind the scenes as the lead writer for the California Educator magazine, Sherry Posnick-Goodwin, visits schools across the state to bring you feature stories.
Would I donate a kidney to save the life of a co-worker? Would a co-worker donate a kidney to save my life?
I pondered these questions as I interviewed Sunitha Gokavi, a Rialto Teachers Association member who donated a kidney to save the life of fellow RTA member Keith Shattuck, who also teaches at Casey Elementary School.
Their story appears in the November issue of the California Educator. What amazed me the most is that they were not close friends. They were acquaintances who said "hello" and nodded to each other in the hallway. Yet she gave him a kidney.
At least six teachers and their spouses at Casey Elementary School attempted to donate a kidney for Keith. That amazed me even more. All of them were ruled out for health reasons, so Sunitha stepped up, even though she barely knew him. Teachers, indeed, are givers in the truest sense of the word.
Sunitha donated a kidney as part of a "paired exchange" donor program. Under this kind of "pay it forward" plan, a donor who is incompatible with a designated recipient agrees to donate their kidney to a stranger, in exchange for the designated recipient receiving a kidney from another stranger. Keith's kidney came from an altruistic college student in St. Louis, who started the chain. Sunitha doesn't know who got her kidney, but she knows it saved that person's life as well as Keith's life.
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The students reminded me of myself in high school. They were cynical. They acted out. They were what teachers considered to be "troublemakers." Except, during the It's My Life class, they weren't. Instead of smirking, they were listening. They were taking time for self-reflection on their lives. They were engaged and focused on creating a better future.
Right before my eyes, I could see these students developing into future success stories, if only they'd try just a little bit harder.
The It's My Life class is a staple at Pacific High, a continuation school in Ventura for students who could not succeed in a regular school environment. Ventura Unified Education Association President Chip Fraser describes it as a "blueprint for adulthood" to help students make better choices. Topics include: Knowing your own potential; asking the right questions; understanding the problem and exploring potential solutions; creating a life plan; and overcoming obstacles. Fraser and former teacher Brian Jaramillo started the program in 2007 with the help of an NEA grant, and CTA's Institute for Teaching has provided grant money over the past three years.
Fraser says it was necessary because he saw students on a daily basis who were lacking important information to succeed in life. Someone has to provide it, he says, and it might as well be him. Good for Chip! It wasn't easy to get this course past administrators, but he did it. He has grit: This guy once walked 500 miles to talk to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger about public school funding.
We looked right and left before photographing Patrick Tierney pushing open the bathroom door of the women's restroom and then the men's restroom at a hotel in Ontario. Just to be safe, I checked both restrooms first to make sure they were vacant. If staff saw us, we might be accused of weirdness, voyeurism or even worse – been asked to leave the premises before obtaining the photo we needed!
Why, you might ask, were we photographing the president of the Arcadia Teachers Association alongside restroom doors? It was to go with this month's California Educator story about the new law granting transgender students the right to use facilities for the gender they "identify" with.
Transgender students are often excluded from physical education classes, sports teams and restroom facilities of the gender they identify with, which violates their civil rights, jeopardizes their psychological wellbeing and makes it difficult to focus on learning. The new law, which CTA and the state PTA supported, will change that.
How do you prevent maggots from infesting a corpse? What happens if gangrene begins to set in? What's wrong with only preserving the visible parts of a corpse – the hands and face – instead of the entire body?*
As the students in Embalming 101 heard answers to these important questions from Cypress College Mortuary Science Department instructor Glenn Bower, I felt slightly queasy. We'd come to the school straight after landing in Orange County in the early morning. Fortunately I was on an empty stomach. I put my queasiness aside and took copious notes.
We only had two hours, but in the end, I was so fascinated that I wished I could have stayed all day at the unique mortuary science program (See October's California Educator).
After years of seeing what No Child Left Behind has done, it was downright refreshing to visit 10 classrooms that were piloting the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for a story appearing in the June issue of the California Educator.
Instead of just being the "sage on the stage," I saw teachers acting as "facilitators" for students taking responsibility for their own learning. Rather than being spoon-fed information in the traditional "front-loading" way, students had to tell the teacher what they didn't understand and then fill in the missing puzzle pieces themselves.
We had no idea what we would find when we walked into Steve Dillon's classroom. At first glance, it didn't look too cluttered aside from a messy desk and counter top, and I wondered if we had driven three and a half hours from San Francisco to Corning for nothing. But a closer examination inside desk drawers, cupboards and under the desk revealed years of accumulating stuff that was ready to be tossed out. You can read all about that in the September issue of the California Educator.


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Cashpoints now asking if you can really afford it
Customers of the leading high street banks have reported that automated telling machines are becoming increasingly stingy and obstructive. Since the credit crunch started to bite earlier in the year, a number of cashpoints have started to give vague excuses about not having the right change on them, displaying messages suggesting that you might be asking for too much or just showing half an inch of the notes requested, but then refusing to actually let go of the cash.
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Arsenal's record signing Mesut Ozil is set to be fit to face Norwich City when Arsene Wenger's table-topping team returns to Premier League action on Saturday following the international break.
The German international midfielder, who joined Arsenal for £42.5 million at the end of the transfer window, took a knock to the knee playing for Germany against Sweden on Tuesday.
But Wenger said he was fit and could line up alongside Santi Cazorla, for the first time against Norwich.
"The latest news is very good for Ozil," Wenger said. "Everyone looks fit and ready. I am very happy with the way the
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