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Company Phone Number: (800) 567-2613
February 17, 2000
Release # 00-070
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Cadet Manufacturing Co., of Vancouver, Wash., announced today the recall of more than 1.9 million Cadet and Encore brand in-wall electric heaters, distributed mainly in California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. This recall announcement follows the resolution of the lawsuit filed by CPSC staff against the company on January 14, 1999.
CPSC alleges that the following Cadet and Encore brand in-wall electric heaters are defective and can overheat and catch fire: models FW, FX, LX, TK, ZA, Z, RA, RK, RLX, RX, RW and ZC. Flames, sparks or molten particles can spew through the front grill cover of the heater into the living area of a residence, putting consumers at risk from fires, including burn injuries, smoke inhalation and property damage. The heaters also can become energized creating a risk of electric shock.
CPSC is aware of more than 320 reports of heaters that smoked, sparked, caught fire, emitted flames, or ejected burning particles or molten materials. These incidents have allegedly resulted in three deaths, two serious burn injuries and property damage claims exceeding $1.2 million, which include five partial or total house fires.
The heaters that are part of today's recall announcement are the following models of Cadet and Encore brands: FW, FX, LX, TK, ZA, Z, RA, RK, RLX, RX, RW and ZC. The brand and model are located on a label on the front of the heat box, behind the grill. Before removing the grill to check the identification label, consumers must disconnect the power supply to the heater at the circuit breaker. If power is not disconnected, consumers risk electrocution and shock.
Cadet is offering consumers replacement heaters at a significantly reduced cost. Each heater will cost between $25 and $57, depending on the model. Consumers who already have replaced the recalled units from October 23, 1997, until today can file a claim for partial reimbursement for $25 per heater. Consumers must register to participate in this recall by February 17, 2002. To register, contact Cadet anytime at (800) 567-2613 or at http://www.cadetco.com/upgrade_program.php#recall.
CPSC routinely requires companies to pay the full costs associated with recalls. In this case, Cadet has recently emerged from bankruptcy and is unable to provide free replacements or full reimbursements.
In October 1997, Cadet recalled its model FW, FX, LX and ZA heaters to replace defective over-temperature black plastic limit switches. By December 1997, Cadet informed CPSC that it could no longer pay the full costs of the recall, and that the number of heaters involved were far greater than it had originally known. While attempting to resolve the problems with the limit switch recall, the CPSC staff discovered additional problems with the heaters involved in the 1997 recall, as well as problems with some other Cadet and Encore models. In addition to the switch defect, the heating elements and internal wiring connections are defective and can fail. Even if consumers have had the heaters' switches repaired, the heaters have additional problems and need to be replaced.
CPSC strongly urges consumers to participate in this recall. Since the recalled heaters pose a fire hazard until they are replaced, consumers should have at least one fully operational smoke detector on every floor of their home, especially near bedrooms. To ensure that the detector's batteries are working, test the detector every month. Consumers also should have a well-defined and rehearsed escape plan and an alternate escape plan in the event of a fire.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household chemicals -– contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 40 years.
Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the Commission.
To report a dangerous product or a product-related injury go online to www.SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC's Hotline at 800-638-2772 or teletypewriter at 301-595-7054 for the hearing impaired. Consumers can obtain news release and recall information at www.cpsc.gov, on Twitter @USCPSC or by subscribing to CPSC's free e-mail newsletters.
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I've found it interesting that many people disagree on this subject.
To me the idea of the soul MUST have predated the big 4 religions (Buddhism (Hinduism), Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) because those religions all are answers to what happens to your SOUL upon death.
So to me all of these religions are BASED on and dependent on the idea of the soul. And if that is so then if we can disprove the idea of the soul. We suddenly have disproved all of these religions.
If this is the case wouldn't it be important and rationally responsible to attempt to prove that we have no soul. Is it possible to do so? I think that one day there could very well be a way to prove this through science. It seems an easier thing to prove. (even though I for one find the lack of evidence to be actual evidence against)
This is how it went down for me...
At some point a primitive version of ourselves feared death... to ease that fear he decided to believe that when one dies they live on in another realm. This was either because he himself was dying or someone he cared for... I believe this process probably occurred in many instances. Not just one. This idea was spread in various ways as well until it became necessary to have an explanation for it. At which point someone had to deceitfully devise the story of "god". And various versions of this story arose in different places on different occasions as well. This story of god and heaven was devised to support the idea of the soul. A MYTHOLOGY for the soul if you will. A way to let people grasp the ideas... with the added bonus of controlling the behavior of people.
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I think it's a little more psychological than the way you've phrased it. I mean, one doesn't just "decide" to believe one has a soul because one is afraid of death. Maybe subconsciously. I think that the idea of the soul is a meme that gave substance (if you will) to these kind of subconscious feelings. It's easy to see why one might think that the person "left their body" when they died, as their body is no longer animated and their personality is suddenly absent from the room. So psychologically, it's as if they dead person is just not there anymore (even though their body is), and one way to make sense of it is to think that they have gone away to another realm in spiritual form.
I don't exactly think that the religions are fully based on the idea of the soul, however. We can't forget the psychological explanations having to do with how we attribute agency to inanimate objects. We innately assume that things happen because some agent caused them to happen, instead of recognizing that they were simply natural phenomena. Early humans probably saw spirits in the rocks and trees and animals all around them. As we learned and grew as a species, our spirits became more complex, and this led to gods, which ultimately led to God. At the same time, the soul idea developed into ancestor worship. And a final component was early methods of feeling "ecstatic" such as dancing, hallucinogens, meditation, etc. that can put people in trance-like states and make them feel what we might call spiritual feelings. So you put all that together and I think the combination of gods, ancestor spirits, and ecstatic practices were the mishmash that became our early religious beliefs.
The organized religions themselves I think grew more organically instead of being some nefarious conspiracy to control people. There were probably always shamans and such who people thought had special communion with the gods and spirits and who organized the spiritual practices. There's your early church, if you ask me.
In effect, these religions are promising you an afterlife in exchange for your membership in their society, a prescribed set of sometimes evil behaviors and support. Remove the soul and there is no afterlife, nor religion. It's the crux of religion.
As for not being a "nefarious conspiracy to control people", An eternity in hell, a murderous, omnipotent, authoritarian, plague-causing god, human sacrifice, and genocide seem like fairly nefarious methods of control to me.
The intentional suppression of human knowledge seals the deal.
There's nothing nice about it, you'll get no argument from me there. I just don't think it's wise to approach the topic of the origin of religions by assuming that they were invented by conspirators trying to take over the world, Pinky-and-The-Brain-style. It wasn't a group of men in a smoky room, scotch in hand, hatching a plan to unleash a bunch of bullshit stories on the general public for the purpose of controlling them and soliciting donations. I have no doubt that nefarious people have used and manipulated religious beliefs for exactly those purposes, however, throughout history. The Catholic Church, for example, probably was started just like I've described. :-)
scientifically speaking .. first we have to define what a soul is then try to prove its existence otherwise any results obtained could be attributed as a proof of that called soul.
speaking of Islam which is my background .. there is no definition of "soul" in it .
Yes, it's often quite vague what the soul is. Some aspects of a soul is ...
However, it seems the most important and common factors of the soul is that it is a part of us that lives on after our bodies die and it accounts for a facet of our personality or consciousness.
One of these I can imagine us disproving (and there could be others) is that our personality or consciousness is not made up entirely of our brain, body and experiences since conception. That there is something else affecting who we are. We already know that damage to the brain can drastically change ones personality. So therefore who we are is at least in part attributed to our brains. But how much of it is? And will we one day be able to prove it is entirely? Say... if our consciousness was to be transplanted over to a new synthetic brain for example.
And will we one day be able to prove it is entirely? Say... if our consciousness was to be transplanted over to a new synthetic brain for example.
Disproving that soul is or is not a separate entity seems unlikely to me, even though I already feel confident (without "proof") that there's no such thing as a non-physical mind/soul/spirit. More significantly (to me), there is strong evidence that people make stuff up and believe in things they want to believe in, in spite of good science to the contrary. I'm pretty sure that science (and life itself) will continue to become more and more complicated and hard for the masses to fathom (without more extensive education and improved critical thinking).
Just a side note about science. It often doesn't prove or disprove something, but makes it more understandable and predictable. Being able to reproduce an experimental result is called a "proof", but it's still never considered final or the last word. Newton got gravity right in theory and "proof", and it was good science for centuries. Then came Einstein, who added even more refined explanations to observations that Newton never dreamed of.
What I'm trying to get at is that we don't even call it science, unless its theory can be tested and results reproduced, whether the results are what were predicted, or not. As long as we cannot disprove the existence of soul, or God, then science is stuck not being able to make a claim about such things.
Now I hate to pose this idea to people, but I'm also confident that understanding the power of religion is unfortunately, integral to the understanding of both the success and failure of civilization. Humans (whether intentionally or not) used divine inspirations to bring aggressive armies together, and give them good excuses to kill and rape and pillage. This happened (e.g.) in the name of Jesus, not Buddha. I don't like to call such successful religious hegemony "successful", but it was, for better and for worse. Likewise, I feel confident that civilization is paying dearly for an excess of testosterone, and patriarchy. Genghis Khan genes are detectable in a significant percentage of the world's population, because he and his clan were so aggressive and prolific.
So yeah, selling the idea of eternal soul to people is/was a huge factor in the success of religion. But I think (in the big picture), it's just as important to acknowledge that man's aggressiveness is/was the primary, originating and perpetuating cause of the virulence of religion.


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Few professions require you to be as fearless as teaching - standing in front of a classroom of children, or worse yet, teens and try to share knowledge day in and out - yet many teachers fear the blank page that should somehow become the cover letter for their resumes.
Unfortunately, this is a necessary evil for teachers and a fear that must be overcome in order to get the desirable, or quite often better paying teaching positions that exists. If you are struggling with your teaching job cover letter, here are four sure-fire cover letter tips that will get you an interview and hopefully help you get a teaching job:
When it comes to a resume cover letter, no one is going to read the resume if you don't have their attention with the cover letter. Make sure your cover letter gets their attention from the very start for best results and keeps that attention throughout.
You do not want the reader of your cover letter skimming over the good stuff through boredom. Make your cover letter personable, interesting, and entertaining. In other words, show them who you are as much as possible in one little page.
Do not get sidetracked by listing all your wonderful character traits or interests that have very little to do with the teaching job. You have a limited amount of space to convince the hiring body that they need you stay focused on that goal and tell them why they need you and how you can help them.
You've probably heard more than once that you will never get what you are looking for unless you ask for it. Keep this in mind when it comes to cover letters. What you want from your cover letter is a job ultimately, but initially an interview. With this in mind, ask for an interview in a prominent location during the writing of your cover letter and restate your desire for an interview near the end of your cover letter (this allows those who skim the middle of the cover letter the opportunity to see your request for an interview if they missed it the first time).
Don't rehash your resume in your cover letter. This is the mistake that other teachers are making, don't let it happen to you.
Use your cover letter instead to tell a little about what you can bring to the table that is unique to you. Do not fill the page with the things you cover on your resume; instead, use this opportunity to succinctly state why they should bother to read your resume and invite you to interview over the other applicants vying for the same position.
Keep your cover letter short and to the point for best results. The less detail driven it becomes and the more personable it appears the more likely it is that your resume will actually be read over the others.
Keep the language in your cover light and friendly as though you were talking to a colleague. This will create the greatest possible first impression and keep you from becoming overly dry during the course of writing your cover letter. Dry is out when it comes to cover letter these days you want something that is a little bit new and different from the others.
You should also make it sound as though you are actually excited about the opportunity for which you are applying. Enthusiasm is an excellent tool for getting the interview and if it is genuine will often get you hired over those who may be 'more' qualified so keep this in mind not only when creating your cover letter but also when preparing for the interview that you are sure to have after sending in your awesome cover letter.
Follow the steps outlined above and read about our interview questions for teachers and you can't go wrong. Good luck!
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The opening day of the Georgia turkey hunting season is Sat., Mar. 26 and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division anticipates that the 2011 season should be fair, with harvest likely down from the 2010 season. Statistics from the 2010 season harvest summary indicate that an estimated 47,275 resident Georgia hunters bagged 34,001 turkeys last year.
"We had a real productive 2010, so there will be many juvenile turkeys available for harvest," says Kevin Lowrey, Wildlife Resources Division wild turkey project coordinator. "However, the poor reproduction levels in 2007 and in 2009 will lower the supply of vocal adult gobblers."
Georgia's current turkey population is estimated at 335,000 birds and turkey hunters here are privileged with one of the longest turkey seasons nationwide. With a bag limit of three gobblers per season, hunters have from Mar. 26 through May 15, 2011 to harvest their bird(s). Because most hunters pursue wild turkeys on private lands, the Wildlife Resources Division reminds hunters to always obtain landowner permission before hunting.
WMA Hunting Opportunities
For those looking to hunt on public land, Georgia's Wildlife Management Areas offer excellent turkey hunting opportunities. Through the WMA system, resident hunters have access to nearly one million acres of prime hunting land for just $19 a year. Success rates and total harvest numbers from 2010 may help indicate which WMAs hunters should target this year.
In the northwest, Johns Mountain and Paulding Forest WMAs reported the highest harvest. In the northeast, Lake Russell and Dawson Forest WMAs had the highest harvest. In west central Georgia, hunters should try Blanton Creek and Big Lazer WMAs. In east central Georgia, Di-Lane Plantation and Yuchi WMAs reported the highest harvest. In the southeast, hunters should visit Paulks Pasture and Sansavilla WMAs. Middle Georgia hunter should try Big Hammock and Beaver Dam WMAs. Finally, in southwest Georgia, River Creek and Chickasawhatchee WMAs had the highest harvest rates.
A WMA license is required for any person 16 years or older who does not possess a valid honorary, sportsman or lifetime license when hunting wild turkey on a WMA or Public Fishing Area. In addition, a valid hunting license and a big game license are required to legally hunt wild turkey. Legal firearms and archery equipment for hunting wild turkey are shotguns, loaded with No. 2 or smaller shot, any muzzleloading firearm, longbow, crossbow or compound bow.
Conservation of the Wild Turkey in Georgia
The restoration of the wild turkey is one of Georgia's great conservation success stories. Although the bird population currently hovers around 335,000 statewide, as recently as 1973, the wild turkey population was as low as 17,000. Intensive restoration efforts, such as the restocking of wild birds and establishment of biologically sound hunting seasons facilitated the recovery of wild turkeys in every county. This successful effort resulted from cooperative partnerships between private landowners, hunters, conservation organizations like the National Wild Turkey Federation and the Wildlife Resources Division.
The Georgia Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation has donated more than $3,326,481 since 1985 on projects that benefit wild turkey and other wildlife. The NWTF works cooperatively in partnership with the Wildlife Resources Division and other land management agencies with the focus on habitat enhancement, hunter access, wild turkey research and education. There currently are 96 local Georgia chapters of the NWTF with membership totals of more than 17,000.
For more information regarding wild turkey hunting opportunities, WMA hunting opportunities, 2011 wild turkey hunting seasons, regulations or license requirements in Georgia, visit www.gohuntgeorgia.com .


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Wabash College is one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. The New York-based education services company features the college in The Best 361 Colleges, the new 2006 edition of its annual "best colleges" guide.
Only about 15% of the four-year colleges in America and two Canadian colleges are in the book. It has two-page profiles on the schools and student survey-based ranking lists of top 20 colleges in the book in various categories.
"President Andy Ford's mantra of 'students first' comes through loud and clear in these rankings," says Steve Klein, dean of admissions at Wabash. "The Wabash community takes considerable pride in the attention it gives to undergraduates and their educational experience. If families are looking for a college with those values, they ought to listen to what our students are saying through the Princeton Review."
In particular, Wabash's professors, academic program, financial aid, intramural sports, and fraternities are honored in the rankings. Wabash made top 20 lists in nine "students say" categories, including:
• Academics: Best Overall Academic Experience for Undergraduates: Wabash ranks 16th
• Academics: Professors Get High Marks: Wabash ranks 3rd
• Academics: Professors Make Themselves Accessible: Wabash ranks 4th
• Academics: School Runs Like Butter: Wabash ranks 3rd
• Academics: Students Happy with Financial Aid: Wabash ranks 8th
• Academics: Their Students Never Stop Studying: Wabash ranks 7th
• Extracurriculars: Everyone Plays Intramural Sports: Wabash ranks 4th
• Parties: Major Fraternity and Sorority Scene: Wabash ranks 8th
• School Type: Jock Schools: Wabash ranks 4th
"All of us at Wabash are excited about Wabash's inclusion in the Princeton Review's list of The Best 361 Colleges guide," said Jim Amidon, director of public affairs. "Unlike many of the annual rankings and guides, Princeton Review gets the bulk of its data from students, who complete surveys. So when our students say that their professors are excellent and accessible, it means a lot to us. And we think that as prospective students look at the guide they'll realize that Wabash men very much appreciate the educational experience they receive."
Says Robert Franek, V.P., Publishing, The Princeton Review, "The main factor in our selection of schools in the book was our high regard for their academic programs. We evaluated them based on institutional data we collect about the schools, feedback from students at them, and visits to schools over the years. We also considered the opinions of independent college counselors, students and parents we talk to and survey. Finally, we worked to have a wide representation of colleges in the book by region, size, selectivity and character."
The ranking lists in The Best 361 Colleges are based on The Princeton Review's survey of 110,000 students attending the colleges in the book. Students rated their schools on several topics and reported on their campus experiences at them. The Princeton Review posts the book's ranking lists on its website <www. PrincetonReview.com>.
The Best 361 Colleges is the 14th edition of The Princeton Review's annual "best colleges" guide. It is one of over 200 Princeton Review books published by Random House.


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Great Dane grabs baby from mother's arms, runs into street
A Great Dane snatched a 6-month-old baby from her mother's arms in Monrovia and ran with the girl in his mouth before dropping her in the street, authorities said Wednesday.
The baby's mother was talking in the doorway of a neighbor's home Monday when the 180-pound dog rushed out, slammed into her, snatched the baby with his jaws and ran off, said Lt. Michael Lee of the Monrovia Police Department.
The dog ran about 200 feet, carrying the baby by her right side, before dropping her in the street, Lee said. Police and paramedics found her there and airlifted the baby to Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center after the 2:45 p.m. incident in the 600 block of Laurel Lane.
The baby was in stable condition Wednesday with broken ribs, a collapsed lung, a perforated liver, broken clavicle and multiple puncture wounds to her back, Lee said.
No criminal charges have been filed, but the Department of Children and Family Services is "pushing an investigation" into whether the mother did enough to protect her child, Lee said.
"But [the police] closed it as no crime," he said.
A spokesman at the DCFS declined to comment.
The dog will be quarantined for the next 10 days at the Inland Valley Humane Society and may be euthanized if it is declared dangerous. If the owners choose not to voluntarily put down the dog, a hearing will be scheduled within the next few weeks, Lee said.
"I was a dog handler for 10 years and have been on this job for 21," Lee said. "I have never seen anything like this before. This is such a freak accident."
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Loyalese necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 128 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
Loyalese - the language of loyalty
The Loyalese™ program is a loyalty rewards service for social networks like Facebook, located in North Carolina. Registration is free and users will be able to specify the types of rewards they want to receive. Additionally, users will have the ability to share rewards with friends and groups that they support, and to save towards a common goal with friends and family. The company's goal is to revolutionize traditional rewards programs by making loyalty simple, fun and social.
Loyalese will make revenue from retailers who pay to participate in the program, ranging from large national businesses to smaller local merchants. Through their involvement in Loyalese, retailers can connect with their customers and offer them novel, personalized rewards that express their brand message and help to build relationships.
There are two target audiences: the first is social network users, and the second is consumer goods retailers. Examples of prospective customers include clothes manufacturers and retailers, restaurants, superstores, online retailers, toy stores, and others.
The logo concept should express the characteristics described above, but most of all be simple and memorable. Also, the logo needs to appear secure, trustworthy and professional.
We want logos for a professional B2B and B2C company. The logo will be put on business cards, websites and stationary as well. "Loyalese" is going to be a registered trademark, and the logo will be submitted for trademark as well.
Use two to three colors. The logo should include a graphic and text. This should be a creative design that reflects an artist's assimilation of the business concept into a simple but distinctive theme. You can incorporate aspects of the tagline (the language of loyalty) into the design. Think "instant classic".
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The board of commissioners finds that police response to false burglar alarms creates additional risks to public safety by diverting limited law enforcement resources away from both real emergencies and normal patrol activities intended and designed to prevent criminal acts. Therefore, the purpose of this division is to promote public safety by making burglar alarm users in the unincorporated areas of Fulton County directly responsible for preventing false alarms.
The Fulton County ordinance states that, for the third false alarm that occurs at the same premise within any calendar year, a fine shall be assessed in the amount of $65.00. For the fourth and each subsequent false alarm that occurs at the same premises within any calendar year, a fine shall be assessed in the amount of $100.00 for each false alarm.
An activated burglar alarm system signal shall not be considered a false alarm if: (1) The police department is notified to cancel its response by the burglar alarm user or the burglar alarm user's monitoring agent prior to the time police personnel arrive at the premises;(2) The burglar alarm system signal was intentionally activated by an individual based upon a reasonable belief that an emergency, actual, or threatened criminal activity requiring immediate police response existed;(3) The burglar alarm system signal was activated by lightening or other act of nature resulting in an electrical surge which causes physical damage to the burglar alarm system and which damage is evidenced by the written report of a licensed burglar alarm system contractor who conducted an inspection of the system at the premises and personally observed such physical damage; or(4) The burglar alarm system combines both burglar and fire alarm functions and the alarm user demonstrates that the system signal was activated by the fire alarm portion of the system.
Subscribers may appeal each false alarm in writing within ten (10) days of receiving a false alarm report.In most cases, you must provide supporting documentation along with your written statement in order for an exemption to be granted.
Businesses that utilize alarm systems are required by the Fulton County Ordinance to register their alarm(s) with the Fulton County Police Department no later than five business days following the installation of any burglar alarm system. However, premises used exclusively for residential purposes are required by Fulton County Ordinance to register their alarm(s) with the Fulton County Police Department upon the third (3rd) false alarm occurrence within any calendar year.
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Albany, New York's Monsters of Low Strung, Dirty Rock n Roll – THE EROTICS, have once again teamed up with the UK's BIG ZEE MUSIC and TRASHPIT RECORDS to unleash upon the world, perhaps their most brutal and down right obnoxious collection of horror punk, sleaze tinged musical masterpieces yet!
'BOULEVARD OF CHOKING SCREAMS' features last year's Hallowe'en Hit Single 'Your Bloody Frankenstein' which spent weeks lurking around the top spot of many Digital Download Charts plus it also spawns many more Mike Trash penned aural trash-torn workouts.
Following in the footsteps or their previous label releases, the new EP will be available in a Deluxe Collectors Edition Gift Box with stunning artwork and includes a Vinyl style CD, Fold Out Poster, Badge and Sticker. All items are exclusive to this set and unavailable anywhere else.
'BOULEVARD OF CHOKING SCREAMS' will be released on Monday 5th March 2012 but pre-orders are being taken now at….
http://000trashpit.bigcartel.com/ and http://bigzeemusic.bigcartel.com/
THE EROTICS will return for yet another tour of the UK this Spring – Dates to be announced soon.


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Bra History Revisited: By 1491, Only the World Remained Flat
8 Aug
By Adam Welsch
Cupid Intimates
What if someone told you that, contrary to what you'd always heard, Coco Chanel was not the first person to introduce the little black dress to the world? Or, that Diane von Furstenberg didn't invent the wrap dress or that Levi Strauss wasn't the first person to create blue jeans? You'd probably be stunned.
Well, for the past century, it's been accepted as fact that the bra, as we know it, was first created either in the late nineteenth century by Frenchwoman Herminie Cadolle, or in the early twentieth century by American socialite Mary Phelps Jacob, who received a American patent for it. According to either story, the bra was born from the desire to create a supportive undergarment for the breasts that was both more practical, and more comfortable, than the corset, which had been the centerpiece of women's lingerie since the middle of the sixteenth century. (more…)


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A FREE TRIP to Australia?
Now, this is something I want to share with friends and family ASAP. Friends and family in the United States that is, as this Tourism Australia Contest is just for lucky Americans.
"I'll get to Australia Someday and see the Great Ocean Road!"… It's something I used to say often, along with, "I'll get to Singapore someday" (to eat chicken rice at a gritty Hawker Center), or "Leningrad someday" (to practice the Russian I've been learning for 30 years).
Travel is the thing I save up for most in life (yes, even more than dining out). The cost of traveling abroad is the thing I measure all pending purchases against. If I'm pining for a new pair of $250 boots I think, "that's a quarter of a ticket to Tokyo."
My "Australia Someday" came last September, when Tourism Australia invited me to a Melbourne Food and Wine Festival preview.
A highlight of my Oz visit came even before I arrived, when Australian Chef Luke Mangan (the airline executive chef) had me upgraded on my Virgin Australia flight from Los Angeles.
Experiencing Australia, eating (and drinking) Australia was an absolute dream come true. Photos of my trip (with many more to come) are posted here on Flickr.
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by Tom Utescher
Their 2-12 record may not be convincing, but watching the women's basketball team at Chestnut Hill College in recent outings will persuade you that the Griffins are heading in the right direction.
In a home appearance on January 16, CHC faced a well-established Division II rival, Philadelphia University, and Chestnut Hill almost took the game right down to the wire before the Lady Rams pulled away to win, 63-57. Rising to a record of 12-4 overall and 7-1 within the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, Philly U. closed out the game with an 8-2 run. Chestnut Hill's Ebony Washington had tied the game at 55-all, scoring off of a rebound with 1:25 left on the clock. The senior forward finished with a double-double, 12 points and 12 rebounds.
"Ebony played terrific," said first-year CHC coach Laura Pruitt. "We knew she could do that; it was just a question of playing with confidence."
Fellow senior Aiesha Smith, a guard, also deposited a dozen points for the hosts, who got 10 points from shooting guard Olivia Gorczynski and nine from her freshman classmate Lila Jones.
The victorious Lady Rams also spread around their offensive output, with four double-digit scorers and a fifth player, guard Steph Agger, with nine points. All-Conference senior forward Christine Wooding led the way with a game-high 18 points, along with 11 rebounds and four assists. Another six-foot forward, Kristen Blye, bagged 12 points, while forward Taylor Peltzer (six rebounds, two assists) and guard Samantha Morris notched 11 points apiece.
CHC's Pruitt said that the Griffins weren't concerned about the long distance shooting of Philly U., but wanted to make sure that points in the paint didn't come too easily. Wooding scored two early lay-ups, one in transition, then stepped out a bit for some mid-range jumpers. She was joined by two other seniors and a junior in the starting line-up, while CHC started three freshman, with Smith coming off the bench.
"We stuck to our game plan for the most part," Pruitt commented. "We had some letdowns on a few offensive rebounds and missed lay-ups. You can't get away with those hiccups against an experienced team like Philly U."
With 11 minutes elapsed the visitors were out front, 13-5, but three buckets from the paint by Washington and a lay-up and a jumper by Smith kept the Lady Rams from reaching a double-digit advantage. CHC's Jones scored the last two points of the half from the foul line, bringing her ballclub within three points at the break, 23-20.
The Lady Rams drew away once more thanks to a pair of Peltzer projectiles from the three-point line, and then a shorter shot by Blye spread the score to 39-28 with 14:30 left in the contest. The Griffins responded well to a time-out talk, coming back out with lay-ups by Smith and Lindsay Alexander, a three-pointer from Jones, and two free throws tacked on by Gorczynski.
It was now a two-point game with 11-and-a-half minutes to go, and it stayed close the rest of the way. The Lady Rams had Blye acquire a fourth personal foul with 4:30 remaining, when they only led 50-49. Chestnut Hill missed a lay-up which would have given the Griffins the lead for the first time all night, then Wooding was fouled on a jump shot, making both the field goal and the free throw for Philly U.
Still, CHC would tie the game twice after that, the last time at 55-55 when Washington converted an offensive rebound with 1:25 left on the clock. As the final minute approached, Blye bagged a short jumper from the lane to move the visitors ahead for good, and Chestnut Hill missed a lay-up at the other end with 44 ticks to go.
The Lady Rams then put the ball in the steady hands of their senior point guard, Agger, who hit two free throws at 0:38 to make it 59-55. The visitors had fouls to give and pared time off the clock by committing a few, forcing the Griffins to restart their offense from the sidelines. Another errant lay-up frustrated the home crowd, and Agger deposited two more foul shots with 19 seconds to go.
Five seconds later, CHC's Jones scored in transition, but the hosts had to commit their 10th team foul after that, and Agger drained two more from the stripe to put the final score on the board.
UPDATE: Two nights after the Philly U. game, Chestnut Hill claimed its third victory of the season in another conference clash. Senior forward Ashlen Stayrook and freshman guard Tenisha Townsend-Mobley scored 14 and 13 points respectively, and junior guard Asha Jones scored the final two points from the foul line in the Griffins' 63-60 overtime win over Georgian Court University.


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text: President Hanson to Retire June 2015Hamline University President Linda Hanson has announced her plan to retire, effective June 30, 2015, at which time she will have completed 10 years of dedicated service to Hamline University. Under President Hanson's leadership, the university has moved forward in several strategic areas. In the past nine years, Hamline launched its School of Business and competitive MBA program; developed and opened a second campus serving students in the West Metro Twin Cities; created and successfully marketed several new academic programs; achieved recognition as the top-ranked private law school in Minnesota; and maintained recognition as the top-ranked regional, comprehensive university in Minnesota. "Hamline is an incredible university that I have had the privilege and pleasure to lead. The opportunity to engage with students, help support their dreams on their journey toward gaining an education, and starting or advancing a career are the enduring memories I will take with me when I retire next year," President Linda Hanson said. "Hamline's special community of teachers and students which sets us apart as a place where learning occurs in traditional and serendipitous ways, in robust places and quiet places, supported by staff who genuinely care and who go the extra mile every day—that is the Hamline I've been honored to lead and the experiences I will cherish." A 20-year master campus plan was also developed under President Hanson's leadership, to chart the physical development for the university, anchored by the design and construction of Hamline's stunning Carol Young Anderson and Dennis L. Anderson University Center, which opened its doors in 2012. President Hanson leaves the university in good financial condition, with more than $70M raised over the past nine years and the university's endowment at $90M, an all-time high."President Hanson has been an extraordinary leader for Hamline during a time of great challenge and change in the economy, and she has successfully navigated the university through it," Hamline Board of Trustees Chairman Bob Klas, Jr. said. "What strikes me as President Hanson's single most important contribution to Hamline has been the role that she's taken on as a visionary and a catalyst to align the university's people and programs—from being schools and areas that operate in silos to helping all of us realize Hamline's potential as a comprehensive, collaborative university." Hamline's Board of Trustees will begin the national search for a new president in the coming weeks.


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Keepers and animals in the Great Southern Oceans exhibit have recently been in a research program to better understand the hearing range and sensitivity of seals in the Southern Hemisphere.This research is possibly the first of its kind for Southern Hemisphere seal species and is hoped to help researchers, government departments and policy makers to fully assess the impacts our interactions have on these species. Over recent years human interactions with seal have increased through ecotourism, mining and construction. Seals use vocalisations during breeding seasons, parenting and competition and the noise disturbance from such human activities to seals is largely unknown.To assist researchers, several of Taronga Zoo's Australian Sea-lions and New Zealand Fur Seals were trained to assist in the ear testing, which is commonly used to determine hearing in mammals, including some of our keepers on the day. While the seals were already comfortable sitting still while keepers inspected their ears, for the month before the tests seals were trained to be comfortable with a small rubber tip being inserted into the start of the ear canal to help learn about air pressure or sounds during the testing.While the seals were trained and comfortable cooperating, the problem faced by keepers and the researchers was trying to get the rubber tips into the ear canal. The fur around the ear canal prevented them getting a good seal for the equipment measure the tests. On the day, there was confusion all round at the over use of the word seal! Is it the ear seal or the real seal? The day was a success with positive tests from all of the seals. Researchers will now take what they have learnt from Taronga's seals to those out in the field and ultimately gain a greater understanding into the affects human noise disturbance can have on in Southern Hemisphere seal colonies.- Brad, Seal Keeper


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Internet Watch Foundationinternet watch foundation, internet watch foundation caic
The Internet Watch Foundation IWF is a registered charity based in Cambridgeshire, England It states that its remit is "to minimise the availability of 'potentially criminal' Internet content, specifically images of child sexual abuse including child pornography hosted anywhere, and criminally obscene adult content in the UK" Content inciting racial hatred was removed from the IWF's remit after a police website was set up for the purpose in April 2011 The IWF clarifies on its website that potentially criminal activity is addressed, as content can be confirmed to be criminal only by a court of law As part of its function, the IWF says that it will "supply partners with an accurate and current URL list to enable blocking of child sexual abuse content" It has "an excellent and responsive national Hotline reporting service" for receiving reports from the public In addition to receiving referrals from the public, its agents also proactively search the peer-to-peer networks of the deep web to identify potentially illegal images It can then ask service providers to take down the websites containing the images or to block them if they fall outside UK jurisdiction
From 2010 the Office of Government Commerce OGC required all procurement specifications for the provision of Internet-related services to government agencies and public bodies to require the Internet service provider ISP to block access to sites on the IWF list
The IWF operates in informal partnership with the police, government, public, and Internet service providers Originally formed to police suspected child pornography online, the IWF's remit was later expanded to cover criminally obscene material
The IWF is an incorporated charity, limited by guarantee, and largely funded by voluntary contributions from UK communications service providers, including ISPs, mobile phone operators, Internet trade associations, search engines, hardware manufacturers, and software providers It also receives funding from the Association for Payment Clearing Services and the European Union
The IWF is governed by a Board of Trustees which consists of an independent chair, six non-industry representatives, and three industry representatives The Board monitors and reviews IWF's remit, strategy, policy and budget to enable the IWF to achieve its objectives The IWF operates from offices in Cambridge Research Park, near Cambridge
- 1 History
- 11 Background
- 12 Foundation of IWF
- 2 The website
- 3 Management
- 31 Cross-border aspects
- 4 Blacklist of web pages
- 41 Incidents
- 411 R v Walker
- 412 Wikipedia
- 413 Wayback Machine
- 41 Incidents
- 5 Unintended effects
- 51 Of proxy server used by ISPs
- 6 Criticism
- 61 Ineffectiveness
- 62 Charity status
- 63 False positives
- 64 Pressure to implement filtering
- 65 Legality
- 66 Secrecy
- 67 Technical issues
- 7 See also
- 8 References
- 9 External links
During 1996 the Metropolitan Police told the Internet Service Providers Association ISPA that the content carried by some of the newsgroups made available by them was illegal, that they considered the ISPs involved to be publishers of that material, and that they were therefore breaking the law In August 1996, Chief Inspector Stephen French, of the Metropolitan Police Clubs & Vice Unit, sent an open letter to the ISPA, requesting that they ban access to a list of 132 newsgroups, many of which were deemed to contain pornographic images or explicit text
This list is not exhaustive and we are looking to you to monitor your newsgroups identifying and taking necessary action against those others found to contain such material As you will be aware the publication of obscene articles is an offence This list is only the starting point and we hope, with the co-operation and assistance of the industry and your trade organisations, to be moving quickly towards the eradication of this type of newsgroup from the Internet We are very anxious that all service providers should be taking positive action now, whether or not they are members of a trade association We trust that with your co-operation and self regulation it will not be necessary for us to move to an enforcement policy— Chief Inspector Stephen French, quoted in Web Control
The list was arranged so that the first section consisted of unambiguously titled paedophile newsgroups, then continued with other kinds of groups which the police wanted to restrict access to, including altbinariespictureseroticacheerleaders and altbinariespictureseroticcenterfolds
Although this action had taken place without any prior debate in Parliament or elsewhere, the police, who appeared to be doing their best to create and not simply to enforce the law, were not acting entirely on their own initiative Alan Travis, Home Affairs editor of the newspaper The Guardian, explained in his book Bound and Gagged that Ian Taylor, the Conservative Science and Industry Minister at the time, had underlined an explicit threat to ISPs that if they did not stop carrying the newsgroups in question, the police would act against any company that provided their users with "pornographic or violent material" Taylor went on to make it clear that there would be calls for legislation to regulate all aspects of the Internet unless service providers were seen to wholeheartedly "responsible self-regulation"
The ISP Demon Internet regarded the police request as "unacceptable censorship"; however, its attitude annoyed ISPA chairman Shez Hamill, who said:
We are being portrayed as a bunch of porn merchants This is an image we need to change Many of our members have already acted to take away the worst of the Internet But Demon have taken every opportunity to stand alone in this regard They do not like the concept of our organisation— Observer, 25 August 1996
Following this, a tabloid-style exposé of Demon Internet appeared in the Observer newspaper, which alleged that Clive Feather a director of Demon "provides paedophiles with access to thousands of photographs of children being sexually abused"
During the summer and autumn of 1996 the UK police made it known that they were planning to raid an ISP with the aim of launching a test case regarding the publication of obscene material over the Internet The direct result of the campaign of threats and pressure was the establishment of the Internet Watch Foundation initially known as the Safety Net Foundation in September 1996
Foundation of IWF
Facilitated by the Department of Trade & Industry DTI, discussions were held between certain ISPs, the Metropolitan Police, the Home Office, and a body called the "Safety Net Foundation" formed by the Dawe Charitable Trust This resulted in the "R3 Safety Net Agreement", where "R3" referred to the triple approach of rating, reporting, and responsibility In September 1996, this agreement was made between the ISPA, LINX, and the Safety Net Foundation, which was subsequently renamed the Internet Watch Foundation The agreement set requirements for associated ISPs regarding identifiability and traceability of Internet users; ISPs had to cooperate with the IWF to identify providers of illegal content and facilitate easier traceability
Demon Internet was a driving force behind the IWF's creation, and one of its employees, Clive Feather, became the IWF's first chair of the Funding Board and solicitor Mark Stephens the First Chair of the IWF's Policy Board The Policy Board developed codes, guidance, operational oversight and a hotline for reporting content
The Funding Board, made up of industry representatives and Chair of Policy Board, provided the wherewithal for the IWF's day to day activities as set down and required by the Policy Board
After 3 years of operation, the IWF was reviewed for the DTI and the Home Office by consultants KPMG and Denton Hall Their report was delivered in October 1999 and resulted in a number of changes being made to the role and structure of the organisation, and it was relaunched in early 2000, endorsed by the government and the DTI, which played a "facilitating role in its creation", according to a DTI spokesman
At the time, Patricia Hewitt, then Minister for E-Commerce, said: "The Internet Watch Foundation plays a vital role in combating criminal material on the Net" To counter accusations that the IWF was biased in favour of the ISPs, a new independent chairman was appointed, Roger Darlington, former head of research at the Communication Workers Union
The website
The IWF's website offers a web-based government-endorsed method for reporting suspect online content and remains the only such operation in the United Kingdom It acts as a Relevant Authority in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding MOU concerning Section 46 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 meaning that its analysts will not be prosecuted for looking at illegal content in the course of their duties Reports can be submitted anonymously According to the IWF MOU "If potentially illegal content is hosted in the UK the IWF will work with the relevant service provider and British police agency to have the content 'taken down' and assist as necessary to have the offenders responsible for distributing the offending content detected" Potentially illegal content includes:
- Indecent images of children under 18 hosted anywhere in the world;
- Criminally obscene content hosted in the UK, or anywhere in the world if uploaded by someone in the UK under the Obscene Publications Acts;
However, almost the whole of the IWF site is concerned with suspected images of child sexual abuse with little mention of other criminally obscene material, also within their remit Images judged by the IWF to be images of child sexual abuse are blocked
The Government claimed that they would also be handling images of adult "extreme pornography", which became illegal for people in the UK to possess on 26 January 2009 The IWF includes "extreme pornography" as an example under "criminally obscene content", meaning that they will report material hosted in the UK, or uploaded by someone in the UK, but regarding blocking sites "with those categories, our remit will only go so far as to refer sites hosted in the UK to the appropriate authorities"
The IWF states that it works in partnership with UK Government departments such as the Home Office and the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform to influence initiatives and programmes developed to combat online abuse
They are funded by the European Union and the online industry This includes Internet service providers, mobile operators and manufacturers, content service providers, telecommunications and filtering companies, search providers and the financial sector as well as blue-chip and other organisations who support the IWF for corporate social responsibility reasons
Through their "Hotline" reporting system, the organisation helps ISPs to combat abuse of their services through a "notice and take down" service by alerting them to any potentially illegal content within their remit on their systems and simultaneously invites the police to investigate the publisher
The IWF has connections with the Virtual Global Taskforce, the Serious Organised Crime Agency and the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
Susie Hargreaves was appointed CEO in September 2011
As of 2011:
- Peter Robbins OBE, QPM was IWF Chief Executive
- Sarah Robertson was IWF Director of Communications
- Fred Langford was IWF Director of Technology and Content
Cross-border aspects
Previously, the IWF passed on notifications of suspected child pornography hosted on non-UK servers to the UK National Criminal Intelligence Service which in turn forwards it to Interpol or the relevant foreign police authority It now works with the Serious Organised Crime Agency instead The IWF does not, however, pass on notifications of other types of potentially illegal content hosted outside the UK
Blacklist of web pages
The IWF compiles and maintains a list of URLs for individual webpages with child sexual abuse content called the child abuse image content list or CAIC list A whole website will only be included on the list if that whole domain is dedicated to the distribution of child sexual abuse images It says "every URL on the list depicts indecent images of children, advertisements for or links to such content, on a publicly available website The list typically contains 500 - 800 URLs at any one time and is updated twice a day to ensure all entries are still live" Offending UK URLs are not listed as they are taken down very quickly; URLs elsewhere are listed only until they are removed The list is applied by the ISPs of 95% of commercial Internet customers in the UK According to the IWF website, blocking applies only to potentially criminal URLs related to child sexual abuse content on publicly available websites; the distribution of images through other channels such as peer-to-peer is a matter for "our police partners", and IWF has no plans to extend the type of content included on the list
A staff of four police-trained analysts are responsible for this work, and the director of the service has claimed that the analysts are capable of adding an average of 65-80 new URLs to the list each week, and act on reports received from the public rather than pursuing investigative research
Between 2004 and 2006, BT Group introduced its Cleanfeed technology which was then used by 80% of internet service providers BT spokesman Jon Carter described Cleanfeed's function as "to block access to illegal Web sites that are listed by the Internet Watch Foundation", and described it as essentially a server hosting a filter that checked requested URLs for Web sites on the IWF list, and returning an error message of "Web site not found" for positive matches
In 2006, Home Office minister Alan Campbell pledged that all ISPs would block access to child abuse websites by the end of 2007 By the middle of 2006 the government reported that 90% of domestic broadband connections were either currently blocking or had plans to by the end of the year The target for 100% coverage was set for the end of 2007, however in the middle of 2008 it stood at 95% In February 2009, the Government said that it is looking at ways to cover the final 5% In an interview in March 2009, a Home Office spokesperson mistakenly thought that the IWF deleted illegal content, and didn't look at the content they rate
Although the IWF's blacklist causes content to be censored even if the content has not been found to be illegal by a court of law, IWF Director of Communications Sarah Robertson claimed, on 8 December 2008, that the IWF is opposed to the censorship of legal content In the case of the IWF's blacklisting of cover art hosted on Wikipedia just a few days prior, she claimed that "The IWF found the image to be illegal", despite the body not having any legal jurisdiction to do so
In March 2009 a Home Office spokesperson said that ISPs were being pressured to sign up to the IWF's blacklist in order to block child pornography websites and said that there was no alternative to using the IWF's blacklist Zen Internet previously refused to use the IWF's blacklist citing "concerns over its efectiveness", however it quietly joined the foundation in September 2009 while still maintaining its concerns
As of 2009, the blacklist was said to contain about 450 URLs A 2009 study by researcher Richard Clayton at the University of Cambridge found that about a quarter of them were specific pages on otherwise legitimate free file hosting services, among them RapidShare, Megaupload, SendSpace and Zshare Listing these pages on the confidential blacklist of pages would cause all accesses to the sites hosting them to be referred to the IWF, potentially causing unintended interference as discussed belowSee also: Web blocking in the United Kingdom § Technologies
R v WalkerMain article: R v Walker
R v Walker, sometimes called the "Girls Scream Aloud Obscenity Trial", was the first prosecution for written material under Section 21 of the Obscene Publications Act in nearly two decades It involved the prosecution of Darryn Walker for posting a story entitled "Girls Scream Aloud" on an internet erotic story site in 2008 The story was a fictional written account describing the kidnap, rape and murder of pop group Girls Aloud It was reported to the IWF who passed the information on to Scotland Yard's Obscene Publications Unit During the trial the prosecution claimed that the story could be "easily accessed" by young fans of Girls Aloud However, the defence demonstrated that it could only be located by those specifically searching for such material As a result the case was abandoned and the defendant cleared of all charges
WikipediaMain article: Internet Watch Foundation and Wikipedia
On 5 December 2008, the IWF system started blacklisting a Wikipedia article covering the Scorpions' 1976 album Virgin Killer, and an image of its original LP cover art which appeared on that article Users of some major ISPs, including BT, Vodafone, Virgin Media/Tesconet, Be/O2, EasyNet/UK Online/Sky Broadband, PlusNet, Demon, and TalkTalk Opal Telecom, were unable to access the filtered content Although controversial, the album and image are still available, both through Internet shopping sites and from physical shops The image had been reported to the IWF by a reader, and the IWF determined that it could be seen as potentially illegal The IWF estimated the block affected 95% of British residential users The IWF has since rescinded the block, issuing the following statement:
|the image in question is potentially in breach of the Protection of Children Act 1978 However, the IWF Board has today 9 December 2008 considered these findings and the contextual issues involved in this specific case and, in light of the length of time the image has existed and its wide availability, the decision has been taken to remove this webpage from our list
Additionally, many UK Internet users were unable to edit Wikipedia pages unless registered and logged in with Wikipedia This is reported to be due to the single blacklisted article causing all Wikipedia traffic from ISPs using the system to be routed through a transparent proxy server Wikipedia distinguishes unlogged-in users from each other by their IP address, so interpreted all unlogged-in users from a particular ISP as a single user editing massively from the proxy address, which triggered Wikipedia's anti-abuse mechanism, blocking them
Wayback Machine
On 14 January 2009 some UK users reported that all of the 85 billion pages of the Internet Archive Wayback Machine had been blocked, although the IWF's policy is to block only individual offending webpages, not whole domains According to IWF chief executive Peter Robbins this was due to a "technical hitch" Because the Internet Archive's web site contained URLs on the IWF's blacklist, requests sent there from Demon Internet carried a particular header, which clashed with the Internet Archive's internal mechanism to convert web links when serving archived versions of web pages The actual blocked URL which had caused the incident never became publicly known
Unintended effects
Of proxy server used by ISPs
Many ISPs implement IWF filtering by using a transparent proxy server of their own, unconnected with IWF Quoting Plusnet "If the IP address matches that of a server that's used to host one of the websites on the IWF list then your request is diverted to a proxy server" The hosting server itself is not blacklisted, the problem is due to requesting a page from a server which also hosts a listed page The IWF lists the Internet companies which "have voluntarily committed to block access to child sexual abuse web pages" These companies may use transparent proxies or other techniques
Using a transparent proxy has the unintended side effect, quite independent of IWF filtering, of appearing to websites connected to as originating from the proxy IP instead of the user's real IP Some sites detect the user's IP and adjust their behaviour accordingly For example, if trying to download files from a file distribution website which restricts free-of-charge usage by enforcing a delay of typically 30 minutes between downloads, any attempt to download is interpreted as originating from the ISP's proxy rather than the user The consequence is that if any user of that ISP has downloaded any file from the site in the last half-hour which is very likely for a large ISP, the download is not allowed This is an unintended consequence of ISP's use of proxy servers, not IWF filtering File sharing sites distribute files of all types; for example Linux distribution files, which are very large The use of proxy servers is also reported to have caused the problem with editing Wikipedia but not the blocking of the actual offending web page reported above
IWF filtering has been criticised as interfering with legitimate Internet activity while being ineffective against anyone intending to access objectionable content One carefully argued discussion, while opposing such things as child pornography and terrorism, points out that filtering has side effects, as discussed in this section, and would not stop access to material such as child porn as it would not stop email, ftp, https, p2p, usenet, irc, or many other ways to access the same content As there are simple encryptions systems, it never can stop it - at best it just drives it underground and harder to assess and track
Charity status
In February 2009 a Yorkshire-based software developer lodged a formal complaint regarding the IWF status as a charity with the Charity Commission, in which he pointed out that "regulating the worst of the internet" was "not really a charitable purpose", and that the IWF existed mainly to serve the interests of ISPs subscribing to it rather than the public An IWF spokesperson said that the IWF had attained charitable status in 2004 "in order to subject itself to more robust governance requirements and the higher levels of scrutiny and accountability which charity law, alongside company law, brings with it" The IWF is listed by fakecharitiesorg, "a directory of those so-called charities that receive substantial funding from either the UK or EU governments" It has also been termed a quango by critics, implying poor management and lack of accountability
False positives
Following the IWF's blacklisting of the Wikipedia article, the organisation's operating habits came under scrutiny JR Raphael of PC World stated that the incident had raised serious free-speech issues, and that it was alarming that one non-governmental organisation was ultimately acting as the "morality police" for about 95% of UK's Internet users Frank Fisher of The Guardian criticized the IWF for secretiveness and lack of legal authority, among other things, and noted that the blacklist could contain anything and that the visitor of a blocked address may not know if their browsing is being censored
Pressure to implement filtering
The government believes that a self-regulatory system is the best solution, and the Metropolitan Police also believe that working with ISPs, rather than trying to force them via legislation, is the way forward The IWF has a list of URLs considered to host objectionable material distinct from the actual, confidential, blacklist of pages which is available to ISPs, but ISPs are not obliged to subscribe to it
As a "self-appointed, self-regulated internet watchdog, which views user-submitted content and compiles a list of websites that it deems to contain illegal images" there have been questions raised regarding the legality of their viewing content that would normally constitute a criminal offence
The IWF has been criticized for blacklisting legal content and for not telling websites that they are being blocked In these circumstances the owners of the blocked webpage might not even know they have offending content on their site, which means that the content would still be readily available to anyone outside of the UK
Technical issues
The blacklisting of sites may be concealed by a generic HTTP 404 "page not found" message rather than an explanation that the content has been censored The exact method of censorship is determined by the implementing ISP; BT, for example, return HTTP 404 pages, whereas Demon return a message stating that the page is censored, and why
At the time of the Wikipedia blocking, performance issues accessing the site from the UK were reported
In October 2014 users on Sky Broadband reported very slow and intermittent performance of image host Imgur Clicking on an image would typically result in the site appearing to be down Accessing via HTTPS causes images to load normally because it bypasses the proxy used on sites with blacklisted content
See also
- Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection ASACP
- Cleanfeed
- Child abuse image content list
- Graham Coutts
- Internet censorship in the United Kingdom
- Internet Crimes Against Children
- Operation Ore
- Quango
- Virtual Global Taskforce
- Websites blocked in the United Kingdom
- ^ "IWForguk WHOIS, DNS, & Domain Info - DomainTools" WHOIS Retrieved 2016-10-19
- ^ "2007 Trustees' Report and Consolidated Accounts" PDF Charity Commission Retrieved 9 December 2008
- ^ Charity Commission Internet Watch Foundation, registered charity no 1112398
- ^ IWF: Incitement to racial hatred removed from IWF's remit, 11 April 2011
- ^ "Role and Remit" Internet Watch Foundation Retrieved 8 December 2008
- ^ Juliette Garside 27 November 2013 "Ministers will order ISPs to block terrorist and extremist websites" The Guardian Retrieved 16 December 2013
- ^ IWF website, quoting Rt Hon David Hanson MP, Minister of State's holding answer of 25 March 2010 The quoted answer cites "sites" rather than "pages"
- ^ Welcome to the IWF reporting page Retrieved 4 June 2011
- ^ "Funding model" Internet Watch Foundation
- ^ https://wwwiwforguk/about-iwf/contact-us
- ^ Rowbotham, Judith; Kim Stevenson 2003 Behaving Badly: Social Panic and Moral Outrage - Victorian and Modern Parallels Ashgate Publishing, Ltd p 172 ISBN 0-7546-0965-0
- ^ a b Petley, Julian February 2009 "Web Control" Index on Censorship 38 1: 78–90 doi:101080/03064220802712266
- ^ Travis, Alan 2000 Bound and Gagged: A Secret History of Obscenity in Britain Profile ISBN 1-86197-229-6
- ^ a b Connett, David; Henley, Jon 25 August 1996 "These men are not paedophiles: they are the Internet abusers" The Observer
- ^ Barker, Martin; Julian Petley 2001 Ill Effects: The Media/violence Debate Routledge p 199 ISBN 0-415-22512-4
- ^ Koops, Bert-Jaap; Corien Prins; Hielke Hijmans 2000 ICT Law and Internationalisation: A Survey of Government Views Kluwer Law International pp 160–161 ISBN 90-411-1505-6
- ^ a b c d Doward, Jamie; Andrew Smuth 19 March 2000 "Exposed: where child porn lurks on the Net" The Guardian London
- ^ "Memorandum of Understanding concerning S64 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003" PDF CPS 15 October 2004 Retrieved 4 January 2009
- ^ "Sexual Offences Act 2003 c 42" OPSI 20 November 2003 Retrieved 4 January 2009
- ^ "IWF backs down on Wiki censorship" BBC News 9 December 2008 Retrieved 5 May 2010
- ^ Green, Chris 3 October 2008 "Blogger 'wrote of murdering Girls Aloud'" London: The Independent Retrieved 6 December 2008
- ^ Further information on the new offence of Possession of Extreme Pornographic Images, Ministry of Justice
- ^ http://wwwtheregistercouk/2008/12/12/iwf_investigates_itself/
- ^ https://wwwiwforguk/about-iwf/news/post/310-susie-hargreaves-takes-the-helm
- ^ IWF staff
- ^ Koops, p 161
- ^ a b "IWF; blocking" Iwforguk Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "IWF FAQs on blocking" Iwforguk Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ Arthur, Charles 8 December 2008 "Wikipedia row escalates as internet watchdog considers censoring Amazon US over Scorpions image" London: guardiancouk Retrieved 10 December 2008
- ^ Deibert, Ronald; John G Palfrey; Rafal Rohozinski; Jonathan Zittrain 2008 Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering MIT Press p 188 ISBN 0-262-04245-2
- ^ Paul Goggins Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office Commons, 13 February 2006 col 1130 Internet child pornography
- ^ Arnfield, Robin 20 July 2004 "BT Technology Blocks Online Pornography" NewsFactor Network
- ^ a b c "Home Office clueless: The transcript" Computer Shopper 17 March 2009 Archived from the original on 21 March 2009
- ^ Vernon Coaker Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office Written Answer, 15 May 2006 col Child Abuse Internet
- ^ Vernon Coaker Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office Written Answer, 16 June 2008 col Pornography: Internet
- ^ "Online child abuse images warning" BBC News 23 February 2009 Retrieved 5 May 2010
- ^ a b "Home Office clueless over its own anti-child porn measures" Expert Reviews 17 March 2009 Archived from the original on 28 April 2009 Retrieved 11 August 2010
- ^ "Virgin kills Virgin Killer Blogger posts interview with Sarah Robertson of IWF" Cognitive Conga Sampablokupercom 9 December 2008 Retrieved 4 January 2009
- ^ http://wwwispreviewcouk/story/2009/09/08/broadband-isp-zen-internet-joins-the-uk-internet-watch-foundationhtml
- ^ a b c d Richard Clayton: IWF, Wikipedia and the "Wayback Machine Presentation at UKNOF13, Sheffield, 28 May 2009
- ^ Ozimek, John 6 October 2008 "The Obscene Publications Act rides again" The Register
- ^ Sinclair, Blake "Girls ScreamAloud" Kristen's Putrid Story Archive Alt Sex Stories Text Repository Archived from the original on 16 July 2007
- ^ Hughes, Mark 30 June 2009 "Blogger who wrote about killing Girls Aloud cleared" The Independent London
- ^ "UK | England | Tyne | Man cleared over Girls Aloud blog" BBC News 2009-06-29 Retrieved 2012-06-12
- ^ Satter, Raphael G 7 December 2008 "Wikipedia article blocked in UK over child photo" Associated Press Archived from the original on 10 December 2008 Retrieved 7 December 2008
- ^ "Brit ISPs censor Wikipedia over 'child porn' album cover" The Register 7 December 2008 Retrieved 10 December 2008
- ^ Arthur, Charles 9 December 2008 "Internet Watch Foundation reconsiders Wikipedia censorship" London: guardiancouk Retrieved 10 December 2008
- ^ "UK Wikipedia Blacklisting Dropped" CIO 9 December 2008 Retrieved 10 December 2008
- ^ "IWF statement regarding Wikipedia webpage" Internet Watch Foundation 9 December 2008 Retrieved 17 March 2010
- ^ "Wikipedia child image censored" BBC News 8 December 2008 Retrieved 8 December 2008
- ^ a b "World: Wikipedia Article Censored in UK for the First Time" Pcworldcom 8 December 2008 Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ http://wwwtheregistercouk/2009/01/14/iwf_details_archive_blacklisting/
- ^ IWF chief: why Wikipedia block went wrong ZDnet, 20 February 2009
- ^ a b http://wwwplusnet/ 16 December 2008 "Plusnet: Security - Internet Watch Foundation FAQ" Plusnet Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ IWF: URL list recipients
- ^ "BE Usergroup" BE Usergroup Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "Scientific Linux distribution, example of unobjectionable file distributed by various file sharing sites" Tinydlcom 10 March 2011 Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "95% of UK internet is censored 23 February 2009" Aaispnetuk 23 February 2009 Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ http://wwwtheregistercouk/2009/02/20/iwf_charity/
- ^ Fakecharitiesorg IWF listing Archived 21 January 2011 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Independent' EU funded Quango 'blocks' Wiki" Lpukblogspotcom 8 December 2008 Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "Wikipedia censorship sparks free speech debate" PC World Retrieved 17 December 2008
- ^ Fisher, Frank 9 December 2008 "A nasty sting in the censors' tail" The Guardian London Retrieved 9 December 2008
- ^ Plusnet say with referenced quote in body of article "If the IP address matches that of a server that's used to host one of the websites on the IWF list then your request is diverted to a proxy server" This is only possible if they have a list, not of pages, but of sites being watched
- ^ "Scorpions tale leaves IWF exposed" The Register Retrieved 9 December 2008
- ^ "Lessons and questions for the IWF" Openrightsgrouporg Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "Wikimedia Foundation opposes action by IWF to blacklist encyclopedia article" Openrightsgrouporg Retrieved 2 December 2011
- ^ "Imgurcom slow" Retrieved 7 October 2014
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