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After a week without bread, people in the small central Syrian town of Halfaya got word two days before Christmas that a shipment of flour had arrived at the main bakery, prompting several hundred to queue up for the staple of life in the war-ravaged land.
For the Syrian air force, it was a moment of lethal opportunity. Soon, a Sukhoi-22 ground attack plane flew over the bakery and dropped eight bombs, each filled with cluster bomblets. The first struck 150 feet from the bakery, but the second was a direct hit on the bread line, killing at least 68 people, witnesses said.
"More than one bomb went off, and lots of smaller explosions. I couldn't count the number, there were so many," said Samer al Hamwi, a local activist. "I saw body parts from 200 meters. When I got closer, I saw people in front of the bakery all piled on top of each other. Blood and body parts were everywhere."
The Halfaya massacre was only one of scores of artillery or air attacks on bread lines and bakeries last year, according to data McClatchy has compiled from multiple Syrian sources.
Two Syrian opposition groups say government forces have attacked bread lines and bakeries at least 100 times, causing hundreds of casualties and in most cases destroying the bakeries. A McClatchy investigation found another source for 80 of those attacks, either from videos posted on YouTube at the time of each attack or from subsequent interviews with eyewitnesses, activists and municipal council officials.
The attacks couldn't have been inadvertent: At least 14 bakeries were targeted more than once, in some instances four or five times over months.
A spokesman for the U.N.'s high commissioner for human rights said the findings suggested a government strategy, and he called for an end to such attacks.
"The number of reported attacks on bakeries and bread lines is extraordinarily high and, if verified on anything like this scale, it would suggest that this cannot be accidental," Rupert Colville told McClatchy. "If such attacks are indeed proved to be systematic or widespread targeting of civilian populations, then they may amount to both crimes against humanity and war crimes. All parties must halt all such attacks."
The assaults on bakeries are a particularly perverse development in a war in which millions of people have been forced to flee their homes and face winter with inadequate shelter and dwindling food supplies. Rebel sympathizers say the attacks clearly are retaliation for rebel advances and that the government of President Bashar Assad is using his air force and artillery to punish civilians in rebel-held zones.
In Halfaya, the bread line bombing came two days after rebel forces attacked a government checkpoint, forcing government troops and allied Shabiha militia to abandon the town and its hospital.
The New York-based advocacy group Human Rights Watch first documented assaults on bread lines and bakeries in a report in August. The group said then that the Assad regime had targeted 10 bakeries in Aleppo, Syria's commercial capital, killing and wounding scores of people. It said no fighting had been under way in any of the 10 cases and there was no significant presence of rebel fighters.
McClatchy's review found that the attacks go far beyond that report, however. Since August, there have been more than 80 attacks, according to the two Syrian opposition groups: the Syrian Revolution General Commission, an umbrella for human rights groups, and the Al Jazeera Homs Channel, a group of so-called citizen journalists based in Homs that has no link to the Qatar-based international television network. Both have posted their broader conclusions on the Internet and provided specific details to McClatchy.
The Syrian Revolution General Commission said 360 people had been killed while standing in bread lines or inside bakeries through late December and more than 500 were wounded. McClatchy couldn't verify this total, but based on detailed accounts of several of the biggest attacks concluded that well over 200 people have been killed.
Such attacks also have grown in frequency, coinciding with the growing success of the rebels.
In the first seven months of last year, there were 17 attacks on bakeries and bread lines, according to the two groups. That number then quickly shot up after the rebels launched offensives in Damascus and Aleppo in July. In August alone, there were 18 such attacks, all but two in Aleppo. There were 10 attacks in September, 14 in October, 14 in November and 21 in December. In the first half of this month, there were at least six more attacks on bread lines or bakeries.
By far, the biggest number of assaults was in Aleppo, where the two groups counted 41 attacks. The World Food Program reported in December that there was no bread in Aleppo, a town now said to be 60 to 70 percent under the control of rebel forces. In second place were Homs, where there were at least 15 attacks on bread lines or bakeries, and the capital of Damascus and the surrounding countryside. The groups reported eight attacks on bread lines or bakeries in the northeastern city of Idlib and six in the southwestern city of Deir el Zour.
Up to now, the United Nations hasn't made an issue of the bread line attacks, according to Amanda Pitt, the head of media relations for the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, which overseas policy on Syria. "I haven't heard any reports on this specifically," she told McClatchy in an email.
The U.N. World Food Program, which manages the distribution of international aid into Syria, is aware of more than two dozen bombings of bakeries, a spokeswoman said. However, the U.N. body declined to issue a statement condemning the bombings. As a U.N. organization, the World Food Program has to obtain Syrian government permission to distribute food in the country, and it relies on the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, whose top appointees are said to be close to the Syrian government, for food distribution. The World Food Program has no independent access to the 60 percent of the country that's said to be in rebel hands.
The U.S. Agency for International Development said it would have no immediate comment, but U.S. officials said the agency was well aware of the Syrian government's practice of targeting bakeries.
The World Food Program seemed to play down the possibility that regime attacks on bakeries and bread lines were deliberate. "We are concerned about the fact that many bakeries are unable to operate because of lack of fuel, lack of ingredients, lack of capacity and damage as the result of the conflict," spokeswoman Abeer Etefa told McClatchy. She said the program wasn't "mandated with commenting on the responsibilities of any side."
Halfaya wasn't the only highly lethal attack. Human Rights Watch said 60 people were killed and 76 wounded in an attack on the Qadi Askar neighborhood of Aleppo city on Aug. 16, and at least 23 people were killed and more than 30 wounded in an attack in the Bab al Hadid area of Aleppo on Aug. 21.
Both bakeries were struck repeatedly in the period that followed. Bab al Hadid was hit on Aug. 22, Oct. 13, Nov. 23 and Dec. 24, and Qadi Asker on Oct. 10, Nov. 1 and Dec. 13. Al Sakhour bakery, in an eastern suburb of Aleppo, was attacked five times from Aug. 11 to Oct. 25.
In the city of Deir el Zour, 24 people died in an attack on Christmas Day, and on Jan. 2, 21 people were reported killed in a bread line attack in Al Ma'dhamiya, in the Damascus countryside.
In the case of Halfaya, a town of about 30,000 about 15 miles northwest of Hama, the final death toll may not be known, because many people fled, some taking their dead relatives with them to bury elsewhere.
According to the Syrian Revolution General Commission and two eyewitnesses contacted by McClatchy, the total dead could be more than 90.
Hamwi witnessed the attack from a rooftop 500 yards away. He told McClatchy that up to Dec. 23, the town bakery had had three ovens but nothing to bake.
"There had been no flour for a week before the bombing," he said. "We had managed to contact an Islamic charity, which sent us 100 sacks of flour. We managed to get the bakery running. Two hours later, the plane attacked. It came from the east, very high, circled around Muhradah," a neighboring city, "then came back and dropped eight cluster bombs."
A YouTube video taken shortly after the attack, which Hamwi said occurred at 4:10 p.m., shows the dead and wounded lying in the street outside the bakery.
Hamwi said townspeople buried 60 people, only 15 of them identifiable, and filled two graves with body parts. "Up to now, we have not been able to count the number of missing accurately, because most of the residents fled, and we can't contact them," he said.
A rebel fighter who asked that he be identified only by his first name, Ala, told McClatchy he was convinced that the regime had been tipped about the flour shipment by sympathizers who'd stayed behind when government forces pulled out. "I was about (two miles) away," he said in a Skype interview. "We all saw the plane. The first bomb targeted the bakery directly. Not all of the others exploded."
UPDATE: USAID, which did not respond initially to a request for comment, provided the following statement on Feb. 1, 2013: "The bombing of bakeries and bread lines is unconscionable – of mothers in line, often with their children, simply to buy bread to feed theirfamilies – it is simply unacceptable. Cutting off essential services like flour supplies and fuel puts vast swaths of the Syrian population at risk. TheUnited States condemns these actions in the strongest terms."


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It's getting warm outside. That's the only explanation I can see for the fact that in the past two days I have sewn up three little boys between the ages of 5 and 10 years old who had sustained lacerations to their genitals.
Yeah, ouch.
Two were to the scrotum. They were both standard straddle injuries. One was from falling off a bike, the other from falling on ladder coming down from a treehouse. Standard kid stuff, really. Contusions and a small cut, four or five stitches. They boh managed to not injure the testicles at all. Whew.
The other was a sweet very very dirty little 5 year old who was peeing in the potty when the lid fell. Yeah, right on the pecker. A 2 cm laceration on the penis, transverse, right across the base. Not serious, really superficial, but one of those injuries which conjures up the mental image of a guillotine. [cringe] The poor kid -- will he ever have the courage to use the toilet standing up again?
But he was a trooper. He whimpered a little when I injected it with lidocaine. (Note to interns: without epinephrine!) But once it was numb, he didn't cry or squirm or anything. I was so relieved. I was expecting a rodeo ride trying to stich that damn thing up. I had considered sedating him. I didn't want it to be a more traumatic experience than it had to. But no, he took it better than many adults take stitches in . . . less sensitive places. Thank goodness. And he was polite enough to thank me and shake my hand after I was done.
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It's getting warm outside. That's the only explanation I can see for the fact that in the past two days I have sewn up three little boys between the ages of 5 and 10 years old who had sustained lacerations to their genitals.
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This is no good at all. Men and boys simply do not get cut on or near their genitals. It does not happen.ReplyDelete
Sorry cool hand. You might not want to consider it, but shadowfax just covered the 2 long recognized presentations for genital injuries in boys.ReplyDelete
Now if some other story was being told I'd have all my antennae and radar deployed.
- Anonymous4/09/2006 8:47 PM
I think the kid got hurt *because* he had his antenna deployed. . . if you know what I mean.ReplyDelete
Holy smokes. I can't imagine.ReplyDelete
- Johnny Urologist4/11/2006 4:50 PM
And I applaud you for actually fixing the problem yourself instead of shreaking "ohgoddamn it's his PENIS!" and trying to get your neighborhood urologist to hurry right down for the *emergency*. In this case, skin is still skin--it stitches up the same and it heals the same. As I tell my patients regarding stitches and scars on their scrotum, "by the time it heals you won't be able to find it in the wrinkles, and if anybody else is looking that close they ought to have more important things on their mind." Granted, I probably wouldn't say that to the ten year-old...ReplyDelete
Ah, Spring. When a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of scrotum-scarring escapades.ReplyDelete


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Randonee racing continues to gather steam in North America. Witness the success of the Colorado Ski Mountaineering Cup (COSMIC). Entering its fifth season, COSMIC will include 9 races on the 2010/2011 schedule. The COSMIC season kicks off with a new race on December 11th, with the CS Irwin rando race outside of Crested Butte, Colorado.
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The race will start at 10,400 ft and climb (yes, climb) from there, leading skiers up to the top of Scarp Ridge (12,100 ft) three separate times for a total of over 5000ft+ of gain/loss. If the elevation isn't enough to make your quads shake, racers will travel the equivalent of over 10 miles, all of it above 10,000ft.
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Looking closely at the stem's faceplate, you'll immediately notice the EA90's Distributed Stress Technology or DST, as referred to by Easton. This technology widens the junction between the faceplate and handlebars where the four bolts clamp down, distributing stress over a wider area for extra peace of mind when you're using lightweight aluminum or carbon fiber handlebars.
Note that this stem comes in two rises, 0 degrees (sometimes referred to as 90 degrees) and +/- 10 degrees (sometimes referred to as 80/100 degrees). The steerer tube's height is 40mm, and two opposing bolts secure it firmly in place to minimize stress. The EA90 comes with a 31.8mm handlebar clamp and 1 1/8th-inch steerer clamp only.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Awesome light weight alloy stem for cheap. Can't complain about that.
Easton Aluminum Quality
Easton is one of the finest maker of aluminum things and this stem is a stunning example of that heritage. It's understated, lightweight and tough to take whatever a road or trail could throw at it. 4 bolt makes for hassle free removal and keeps the torque tension on the bars low. Great stem for a great price.
Best stem for the price
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This was the second one of these stems I've bought (sadly I payed almost $60 for the first one from another retailer). I have one on my road bike and just picked up a 70mm one for a mountain bike I just built up. You will be hard pressed to find a lighter aluminum stem out there, and will pay double or triple the price in getting a carbon one at almost the same weight.
As others have mentioned, the instructions are great, and the liplock combined with the teflon taped screws makes me confident that it will hold up under tough conditions.
My only complaint is that I don't find the Easton logos to be that attractive, especially compared to some of the other parts on my Bianchi road bike. But they make up for it with stellar designs.
Gets the job done!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Needed a little bit longer stem for my fat bike. This fit the bill, black, aluminum, reasonably priced, my only gripe is that the lettering on the sides reads upside down if you want to flip the stem so it goes up. As a bonus this Easton Stem had the best set of instructions I have ever opened for a stem. The one I received was not like pictured above.
Solid quality.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Hard to find 90 degree or 0 stems these days. Older version but still top notch. Dummie free torque. Looks great on bike
Solid stem on a killer price!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Not the lightest in the bunch but will be lighter than most stock stems. Tons of choices with length and rise to get your fit dialed. Reach out to us if you have questions on what size is right for you!
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Needed to run a shorter stem, and drop the bars just a little. Perfect for tool for the job. lighter than my stock stem, great bang for you buck buy.
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I love this stem!!! very light. very stiff. looks great. confidence inspiring stem !!!
Strong and light.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I previously had the 100mm version then went down to 80mm and finally ended up with a 70mm. Due to the shorter length it is significantly lighter and stiffer than the previous sizes I've used. I have the current 70mm on my 2013 Orbea Occam 29 carbon with Raceface SIXC 785mm low rise bars. It makes the bike handle very well. Easton has had a mixed record for the last few years but when it comes to their stems and bars I can only say good things about them. I don't like their hubs but they know how to make strong and light carbon fiber rims and bars along with strong stems. I can't feel a difference between these and my old Thomson Elite X4 stem only that it's much lighter.
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Easton EA90 on my CX bike.
Upgraded my cross/commuter
Needed a longer stem for my cross cycle that I am using for a commuter through the Fall and Winter months. Getting those extra miles on my legs, saving gas, and loving life. Found the Easton EA90 Stem at a great price here at Huck Easy installation and great looks too. Easton even has the torque settings engraved into the stem. Super customer service at Easton too. They replaced the handle bar bolts for free even after I told them that it was my fault because I over-torqued the original bolts. I did not read the torque numbers and went with the numbers off of my old stem. Lesson learned great customer service at Easton and always read the fine print before assembly.
It creaked noisily, I sent it back.
Weight not as described but GREAT stem!
Great stem. 137g actual weight on 110mm black stem.
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Sweet stem
I have one of these bad boy's in white. Light weight, stiff, won't mess up your carbon bars, and matches my frame ta-boot!
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I just installed my EA90 stem on my bike. The original stem is perfectly good, but was 110 mm. The way to measure if your saddle is installed correctly is to put your elbow against the very front of the nose of your saddle, extend your middle finger which should be in the middle and over your handle bars. When I measured, I surely needed a shorter stem, since my finger was short by inches with the seat moved as forward as possible. I installed the new shorter stem, and my Pinorello FP=3 DuraAce was even more comfortable to ride - I do about 50 miles every other day. Another way to tell if your stem is the right size is to to look down and see if the axle of your front wheel looks as though it is under the handle bars. If it looks like its forward of the bars, you need a shorter stem....to the rear of the handle bars you need a longer one. The EA90 is aluminum, but I see no advantage to their carbon copy of this stem...they both weigh the same. The Pinorello stem was a bit more flashy looking, however this Easton is finished very nicely and works well. I will attach my bike computer to it, so it will hardly be visable at all. The bike is a bit twitchy with the shorter stem, however, I will get used to that soon enough.
Better than carbon version...
I bought this stem along with the carbon version (EC90) to perform a side-by-side, Pepsi challenge styled comparison (remember those?). I liked this one better. Dimensionally and weight-wise they were identical. "They" say that 4-bolt patterns are better (I am not convinced one way or the other) and this one is 4-bolt. I think the two things that made me choose aluminum was price and style - the white stem looks much better than the black carbon with the upside down logo (when mounted 10 degrees up).
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what does the first number mean in the options? In other words, 0- vs. 10-?
That the angle of the stem. So the options are 0 degree (flat) or 10/-10 degree rise/drop. The step is either +/- because it can be mounted either direction.


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Layered under decades of time and waves of subsequent immigrations, the Italian voice is stretched but not silenced. One needs only to scratch the surface only slightly to see the Italian presence in New York.
"Dig down into New York and you'll reach Rome," I once heard on a cold winter night several decades ago. I'm not sure how that applies in today's world, but looking around the city today, it seems Italians are exploring the new New York, and loving every minute of it.
Once a section at the ballpark would be filled with suited up gentlemen, hats and all, with their mandatory cigar, looking after the legacy of Lazzeri, Rizutto and DiMaggio. These days the field has altered and they sit in their seats along fellow fans from Japan, from all over the world, and follow the careers of Giambi, Jeter and Matsui. E la nave va.
Hungry? Get yourself a Nathan's, a kosher dog or a hot Italian sausage. You can even find a cannolo in the stadium if you dig deep enough.
Traveling in the subways and walking along the streets upside one can hear the ring of Italian being spoken. From the southern dialects now woven into a new patois' to the fresh staccato sounds of tourists from Friuli or the Veneto. The city is crawling with all kinds of Italians looking for a slice of New York to love.
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So I told you girls a few days ago I ordered a make up case. It arrived, a LOT bigger than I thought it would be but never mind…
It also had a dint in the side – luckily we live close enough to the factory so we went to exchange it (I bought it from eBay). Be aware that couriers are a little cack handed when dealing with heavy boxes.
Anyway here it is!
The box – it has a top panel and and some drawers at the bottom. Its pretty heavy.
I have possibly the most nosiest cat in the world:
Move it!
The lid comes off completely so that you can pull the tiers out:
Here is the cat demonstrating the hinges:
This closes up nicely:
The top tiers which is what I think I will be using the most. Its pretty spacious and the bottom bit is deep enough for most stand up items (like Foundation).
This is the bottom section – pull out drawers! They have varying depths which is quite useful.
Sorry that was brief on the text side, I am in a bit of a emotional pickle at the moment.
Do you like my drawers? want them? want to live in them?!?!
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"Our conflict is not likely to cease so soon as every good man would wish. The measure of iniquity is not yet filled; and unless we can return a little more to first principles, and act a little more upon patriotic ground, I do not know when it will — or — what may be the issue of the contest. Speculation — peculation — engrossing — forestalling — with all their concomitants, afford too many melancholy proofs of the decay of public virtue; and too glaring instances of its being the interest and desire of too many, who would wish to be thought friends, to continue the war."
—George Washington, letter to James Warren, 1779
What? She did not pee herself? Run to a 'call box'? Forgot to 'whistle'?
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How a Governor should govern. Which we do not have here in Minnesota, a Governor whom knows how to govern…And Colorado? Apparently not..


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It's hard to say. Right now, it's like a limbo contest in which they're already underground. The latest is an absurd photoshop job of Michelle Malkin ostensibly wearing a bikini in a "Girls Gone Wild" pose. Several problems, though: 1) Michelle's head is obviously too small for the attached body; 2) anyone who has spent 30 seconds with Michelle would know that the large, beefy body to which her head has been crudely photoshopped is not hers; and 3) Michelle is much, much better looking than this:
I dunno, though…somehow, I'd swear I've seen that face somewhere. Only I think it had some kind of sailor's hat over it…and a Notre Dame jersey.
The weirdest aspect of this latest liberal outrage is that a goofball law professor at the University of North Carolina–which is generally, I think, a reasonably well regarded institution–jumped on the bandwagon and, in all seriousness, accused Michelle of "hypocrisy" for trying to uphold normal standards of behavior despite having been photographed in a bikini in 1992. Apart from the fact that this guy 1) needs to get out more, and 2) needs to take a class in perspective so he'll notice the proper relationship between heads and bodies, he also 3) should be fired because any law professor is expected to understand the concept of a non sequitur.
Increasingly, a basic equation is coming to dominate American politics: Liberal = hater.
PAUL adds: The "goofball professor" is Eric Muller who tangled with Michelle over her book on the World War II internment of Japanese-Americans. In my view, Muller failed to distinguish himself in that debate. His shameful use of the fake picture of Michelle should be understood in this context.
Muller has, however, issued a correction on his blog and has apologized to Michelle.


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This year, after the turkey coma has worn off, after your favorite football team has finished the big game, after the leftovers are put away, after the guests have gone home (or you've gone home), but BEFORE you switch gears into Black Friday shopping mode (seriously, it gets earlier every year!) take a few minutes to reflect on why you're thankful for your partner. Then, share that reflection. We get so caught up in the mix of family, food, and festivities, that we often forget to express true appreciation for our partners. Yes, the holidays are stressful for us, but they're just as stressful for our partners. They experience the same rushing around and craziness we do (even if they're not the ones in the kitchen). Take a few moments to say "Thank you for being you, and being a part of my life." You may be surprised by what you get in return! 😉
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Unbound is a validating, recursive, and caching DNS resolver.
Install unbound, and expat which is dependency for DNSSEC:
pacman -S unbound expat
For querying a host that is not cached as an address the resolver needs to start at the top of the server tree and query the root servers to know where to go for the top level domain for the address being queried. Therefore it is necessary to put a "root hints" file into the unbound config directory. The simplest way to do this is to run the command:
wget ftp://FTP.INTERNIC.NET/domain/named.cache -O /etc/unbound/root.hints
It is a good idea to run this every six months or so in order to make sure the list of root servers is up to date. This can be done manually or by setting up a cron job for the task.
If you are going to use DNSSEC then you will need the root server trust key anchor in the file root.key which you can place in a directory owned by user unbound.
mkdir /etc/unbound/keys chown unbound:unbound /etc/unbound/keys
Then create the file root.key and place it in this directory [/etc/unbound/keys/] and make sure the file root.key is owned by user unbound as below.
The line below is the 2010 trust anchor for the root zone, and this line is the only line in the file root.key. You can independently verify the root zone anchor by going to the IANA.org Index of /root-anchors.
Once the file is created make unbound the owner:
# chown unbound:unbound /etc/unbound/keys/root.key
If you will want logging for unbound then create a log file which can also be in the same directory, but you can choose any location. One way is then to do as root:
# touch /etc/unbound/unbound.log # chown unbound:unbound /etc/unbound/unbound.log
Then you can include the logging parameter when you set up the main unbound.conf file as below.
Basic configuration
Unbound configuration
Unbound is easy to configure. Following configuration placed in /etc/unbound/unbound.conf is enough to run on both IPv4 and IPv6 without access restrictions. You can copy the unbound.conf.example file to unbound.conf and then uncomment lines or add in lines as needed:
server: username: "unbound" directory: "/etc/unbound" use-syslog: yes interface: 0.0.0.0 interface: ::0 verbosity: 1
For the case where you want the unbound server to listen to requests from the machine that it is running on then make sure that the line defining which address it is going to listen on is included:
interface: 127.0.0.1
It is also important to include a line to point to the root.hints file that was prepared before editing the unbound.conf file:
root-hints: "/etc/unbound/root.hints"
If you have a local network which you wish to have dns queries for and there is a local dns server that you would like to forward queries to then you should include the line: private-address for say the 10. or 192.168. networks as:
private-address: 10.0.0.0/24
private-address: 192.168.0.0/16
To include a local dns server for both forward and reverse local addresses a set of lines similar to these below is necessary with a forward and reverse lookup (choose the ip address of the server providing dns for the local network accordingly by changing 10.0.0.1 in the lines below):
local-zone: "10.in-addr.arpa." transparent
This line above is important to get the reverse lookup to work correctly.
forward-zone: name: "mynetwork.com." forward-addr: 10.0.0.1 # Home DNS
forward-zone: name: "10.in-addr.arpa." forward-addr: 10.0.0.1
You can set up the localhost forward and reverse lookups with the following lines:
local-zone: "localhost." static local-data: "localhost. 10800 IN NS localhost." local-data: "localhost. 10800 IN SOA localhost. nobody.invalid. 1 3600 1200 604800 10800" local-data: "localhost. 10800 IN A 127.0.0.1" local-zone: "127.in-addr.arpa." static local-data: "127.in-addr.arpa. 10800 IN NS localhost." local-data: "127.in-addr.arpa. 10800 IN SOA localhost. nobody.invalid. 2 3600 1200 604800 10800" local-data: "220.127.116.11.in-addr.arpa. 10800 IN PTR localhost."
Then to use specific servers for default forward zones that are outside of the local machine and outside of the local network (i.e. all other queries will be forwarded to them, and then cached) add this to the configuration file (and in this example the first two addresses are the fast google dns servers):
forward-zone: name: "." forward-addr: 188.8.131.52 forward-addr: 126.96.36.199 forward-addr: 18.104.22.168 forward-addr: 220.127.116.11
This will make unbound use Google and OpenDNS servers as the forward zone for external lookups.
Adding unbound to boot process
Start the service:
systemctl start unbound
Then enable it so that it starts at boot once you have tested that it works.
systemctl enable unbound
Set /etc/resolv.conf to use the local DNS server
/etc/resolv.conf (See also resolv.conf):
nameserver 127.0.0.1
Also if you want to be able to use the hostname of local machine names without the fully qualified domain names, then add a line with the local domain such as:
domain localdomain.com nameserver 127.0.0.1
That way you can refer to local hosts such as mainmachine1.localdomain.com as simply mainmachine1 when using the ssh command, but the drill command below still requires the fully qualified domain names in order to perform lookups.
Testing the server before making it default can be done using the drill command from the ldns package with examples from internal and external forward and reverse addresses:
drill @127.0.0.1 www.cnn.com drill @127.0.0.1 localmachine.localdomain.com drill @127.0.0.1 -x w.x.y.z
where w.x.y.z can be a local or external ip address and the -x option requests a reverse lookup. Once all is working, and you have /etc/resolv.conf set to use 127.0.0.1 as the nameserver then you no longer need the @127.0.0.1 in the drill command, and you can test again that it uses the default dns server - check that the server used as listed at the bottom of the output from each of these commands shows it is 127.0.0.1 being queried.
Configuring Unbound to Validate DNSSEC
Make sure that the root anchor key file exists as described earlier in the page:
Edit unbound.conf, adding the following line to the server: block:
auto-trust-anchor-file: "/etc/unbound/keys/root.key"
Also make sure that if a general forward to the google servers had been in place, then comment them out otherwise dns queries will fail.
Restart unbound:
systemctl restart unbound
Now dnssec validation will be done if the dns server being queried supports it.
For users who wish to run both a validating, recursive, caching dns server as well as an authoritative dns server on a single machine then it may be useful to refer to the wiki page nsd which gives an example of a configuration for such a system. Having one server for authoritative dns queries and a separate dns server for the validating, recursive, caching dns functions gives increased security over a single dns server providing all of these functions. Many users have used bind as a single dns server, and some help on migration from bind to the combination of running nsd and bind is provided in the nsd wiki page.
WAN facing dns
It is also possible to change the configuration files and interfaces on which the server is listening so that dns queries from machines outside of the local network can access specific machines within the LAN. This is useful for web and mail servers which are accessible from anywhere, and the same techniques can be employed as has been achieved using bind for many years, in combination with suitable port forwarding on firewall machines to forward incoming requests to the right machine.


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2001 Chrysler Town & Country ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Comfort and practicality with power and luxury.
Chrysler's Town & Country is all-new for 2001. Working from the proverbial clean sheet of paper, DaimlerChrysler's engineers designed its fourth-generation line of minivans from the inside out. As a result, the Town & Country is roomy and comfortable. The interior is versatile with seats that fold and remove. Powerful V6 engines deliver crisp performance. The ride is smooth and quiet. And it's wrapped in an attractive design.
In terms of refinement, power, handling, and braking, the Town & Country once again ranks among the best minivans on the market.
Town & Country is available in three trim levels: LX, LXi and Limited. Front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive versions are available for each trim level. All are built on a long wheelbase, making these among the biggest minivans on the market.
LX and LXi models come with a 3.3-liter overhead-valve V6 that produces 180 horsepower. The Limited gets a more powerful 3.8-liter overhead-valve V6 that generates 215 horsepower. Mid-year models will offer a brand-new 3.5-liter single overhead-cam engine that delivers 230 horsepower, all the makings for one mighty minivan.
Prices range from $24,430 for the LX FWD to $37,175 for the loaded leather Limited AWD. Chrysler's Town & Country Limited is a luxury vehicle that happens to be a minivan.
In between these two levels are LXi and well-optioned LX models to fill varying needs and price ranges. The $29,175 LXi comes with popular and useful convenience features: front and rear air conditioning with three-zone automatic temperature control, an air filtration system, dual power sliding doors, garage door opener, electroluminescent instrument panel, map and courtesy lights, AM/FM/CD/cassette stereo with Infinity speakers, eight-way power driver's seat, split fold-down rear bench, and 16-inch tires.
Side-impact airbags are standard on the Limited, optional on LX and LXi.
In addition to the Town & Country line, Chrysler also markets the Voyager; Voyager is a standard-wheelbase minivan that starts at $19,160 (see NewCarTestDrive.com's review of the Voyager).
There's nothing mini about the Chrysler Town & Country. It's big, measuring 200.5 inches long and 78.6 inches wide. And it stretches across a longer wheelbase (119.3 inches) than the Chrysler Voyager (113.3).
Power sliding doors are standard on both sides of LXi and Limited models. Press a button on the remote transmitter and the door slides open; press the button again and it slides closed and seals. From the second-row seat, the power sliding door can be opened and closed by pressing a button; it can also be opened manually. A child safety lock switch hidden away on the trailing edge of the door can be engaged to prevent opening the sliding door from inside. The power doors work particularly well when managing children and armloads of stuff. Pulling on the outside lever opens the power door manually, with just slightly more effort than opening a regular manual door. Our LX came with a power sliding door on the passenger's side and a manually operated sliding door on the driver's-side; the manually operated door is easy to operate, smoothly sliding open and closed with the pull of a nicely designed lever. The outside door handles are comfortable, easy to operate and well designed; they impart a feeling of quality in looks and operation.
An available power liftgate adds convenience when picking up groceries or supplies: Press a button on the remote control and the rear liftgate opens or closes automatically-great for those all-too-frequent times when you're walking up with an armload.
Town & Country presents a sleek, solid stance. In profile, its raked windshield, rising roofline and beltline, and fast D-pillar with canted backlight (rear window) give it an aerodynamic appearance. Crisp creases have replaced the smooth forms of the 1990s. Pronounced wheel arches complement sharp character lines that flank the integrated grille. Rear styling cues give the Town & Country a weighty appearance that looks wider than taller, for visual stability. Huge taillamps use clear red lenses and jewel-like reflectors. Our LX was a classy Sterling Blue Satin Glow.
Our LX came with bucket seats in the front and middle rows, and a bench seat for the third row. All positions were roomy and comfortable; and it seats seven. Cupholders are available at each seat and the rearmost passengers each get their own storage console, though the plastic lid is flimsy. Seat belt anchors are height-adjustable in the front and middle rows.
A low floor makes getting in and out through the side doors easy. Our English mastiff, which requires a ramp to get into an SUV, can easily step through the side door to get into the Town & Country.
Access through the rear hatch is a bit higher, however, and he'd need a ramp there. Loading groceries through here is no problem, though. Plastic grocery bags can be looped onto special hooks on the backs of the rear seats. There's a fair amount of space behind the third row. An optional cargo organizer on the floor behind the rear seat opens to provide a bin for six grocery bags; and it is adjustable.
We found the second-row bucket seats and third-row split bench easy to remove. All or any one of the four seats can be popped out and rolled away in three quick steps, providing a wide variety of seating and cargo configurations. Reinstalling them takes a little more practice, as you need to learn how to line them up before snapping them into place. Each seat is heavy enough that care should be exercised when lifting it off the garage floor. The seats can also be folded down to form a continuous load floor for 4x8-foot sheets of plywood and other large items.
There are many features available, in addition to the power doors, designed for those of us who always seem to be dealing with armloads of stuff: A headlamp-off time delay lights the way when coming home in the dark with a load of groceries. Auxiliary outlets, two up front and one amidships, provide convenient power. Four serious coathooks make picking up the dry cleaning a more elegant chore. Three dome lights illuminate the cabin well. An available overhead console houses power switches for the rear hatch and sliding doors along with compass and outside temperature readouts. Power window switches include the rear quarter windows. Dark tinting on the side windows provides privacy.
A center console houses a cellular phone holder, power outlet, storage tray, light, tissue holder and a map holder. The console is removable and can be placed between either the front or middle seats.
Small buttons make the audio system a challenge to learn and use while driving and the column shifter blocks the driver's view of the volume knob and seek button; optional steering wheel audio controls might prove beneficial. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning controls were functional, but rudimentary, in our LX, with his and hers sliders for temperature control. A separate knob controls the rear fan. Cruise controls were conveniently located on the steering wheel of our LX. Handsome and straightforward analog instruments use black on white graphics that reverse at night. A digital odometer doubles as the trip odometer when a button is pressed. Turn signal indicators and warning lights are in a thin hooded panel above the instruments.
Driving Impression
Chrysler has done a great job with this new Town & Country. It rides smooth and feels very stable at highway speeds. It handles competently and seems surprisingly nimble for its size. Power-assisted steering is light, making it easy to maneuver and park in crowded lots, and the front air dam isn't so low to the ground that it scrapes on curbs. Careful suspension tuning, a new steering system and its rigid new structure have raised the Town & Country's handling prowess to that of the leading minivans.
Our LX came with the base 3.3-liter V6. It delivered lively acceleration; we felt like we had plenty of motor to jackrabbit away from standstills or pull off that big pass. The engine is smooth and quiet when cruising and makes itself be known under full throttle.
Wind noise is minimal. Chrysler engineers worked hard to ensure carrying on a conversation inside the Town & Country is easy and pleasant. And they were successful. Special gaskets, re-engineered suspension attachments and other measures have resulted in a quiet cabin when cruising along at 70 mph.
Town & Country comes standard with four-wheel antilock disc brakes and it stops quickly and without drama. Heavier duty brake rotors and new brake calipers improve braking performance, durability, and enhance pedal feel. Having ABS as standard equipment is good as it helps the driver maintain steering control in an emergency or panic stop. An available traction control system reduces front wheelspin on slippery surfaces. Better is the all-wheel-drive system, which redirects power to the tires with the best grip; all-wheel drive is a smart option for drivers who live in the Snowbelt.
Lots of glass makes for good visibility all around, though the thick A-pillars hamper front three-quarter vision. Rearward visibility is greatly enhanced with big side mirrors, though third-row headrests block the rear-view mirror somewhat.
An automatic load-leveling system is available that automatically trims the Town & Country to a level ride height.
The people who wrote the book on minivans have produced another winner. DaimlerChrysler has sold 8 million minivans in 16 years and continues to dominate the market; Chrysler and Dodge own about 40 percent of the minivan market in the U.S.
This new Town & Country shows why. It's roomy, comfortable, practical, powerful and nimble. Order the Limited model and add the word luxurious to that list.
Model Lineup
LX ($24,430); LXi ($29,175); Limited ($34,850); LX AWD ($30,850); LXi AWD ($32,715); Limited AWD ($37,175).
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St. Louis, Missouri.
Options As Tested
side airbags ($350); Package 25K ($3295) includes right power sliding door, air conditioning with three-zone temperature control, rear air conditioning/heating, odor/particulate air filtering, eight-way power driver's seat, rear split bench seat, AM/FM/CD with graphic equalizer, keyless entry system with two transmitters, illuminated entry, headlights-off time delay, 160-amp alternator; bucket seats with one child seat/split bench ($125); removable center console ($195); power liftgate; ($295); roof rack ($235); load leveling and height control ($290).
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Per-Anders Pettersson
Members of a church choir wait for their bus after performing in a community hall in Pimville Community center in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa, May 2007.
By Becky Bratu, Staff Writer, NBC News
Photographer Per-Anders Pettersson has been chronicling daily life in South Africa for almost 20 years, his images capturing the struggles of a nation caught in the middle of a social, political and economic transition.
His Soweto photo project focuses on the country's largest township -- which Nelson Mandela once called home. A once-impoverished area that served as a center for apartheid resistance has in the last few decades become a dynamic, sprawling community -- a symbol of the country's transformation.
But while apartheid is yesterday's news, the threat of violence has lingered, as has the poverty that still hinders many from reveling in the luxurious lifestyle promoted by newly opened designer boutiques and ever-expanding shopping malls.
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An unidentified man plays golf with a young boy as caddie at the Soweto Country Club in Soweto outside Johannesburg, South Africa, March 2005. A growing number of people belong to the new black elite in the country. Well educated and connected, they have risen from the poverty in the townships to a very different lifestyle, since the fall of apartheid and the start of democracy in the country in 1994.
Pettersson, who was born in Sweden, says he's come to call South Africa home, although he describes his connection to the country as a "love/hate relationship."
"A lot of things have changed for the better," he said. But Pettersson described South Africa as lagging behind in improving racial relations, education and economic development.
"There are so many other African countries that are doing well … but here for the moment they're not doing well at all," Pettersson said.
South Africa struggles with a 25 percent unemployment rate – a number that is much higher for people under 35. Pettersson said citizens feel threatened by migrants from neighboring countries like Zimbabwe, who they think are stealing their jobs.
"It has a lot to do with education," he said, adding that students are not always prepared to get a job after graduation.
The situation is dire in rural areas, Pettersson said, where schools lack textbooks and proper teaching tools.
A former center of resistance to apartheid that struggled with poverty, Soweto, South Africa's largest township, has become a dynamic, sprawling community -- a symbol of the country's own transformation.
Young South Africans, he said, are not interested in politics. Nor do they feel a strong connection to ailing former president and anti-apartheid icon Mandela, 94. For that reason, Pettersson said, he didn't think Mandela's death would bring the race riots some fear.
"I don't think [his death] is going to change that much," Pettersson said, adding that Mandela hasn't played a part in the country's decision-making process for many years.
He said he'd observed that the apathetic youth appear more interested in accumulating material wealth than getting involved in their country's political future.
Soweto has seen a lot of progress in its infrastructure and social relations, he said, but poverty has yet to be eradicated.
"Most people still live on very little, have menial jobs," he said.
Money, Pettersson said, has replaced race as the deciding factor in South Africans' lives. As the country becomes more economically polarized, access to a good education is a luxury many can't afford.
"There's an economic apartheid," Pettersson said.
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Youths in a brass band rehearse in a backyard in Orlando, Soweto, South Africa, May 2007. The band has about 30 members and they rehearse a few times a week and usually perform in churches and at weddings and funerals during the weekends in the township.


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In 2015, the property tax paid for this property was $4,336.21, which is 0.72% of the sale price of the home.
This home last sold for $45,000 on Dec. 10, 2015.
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Lauren Alaina Tells 'X Factor' Contestant Rachel Crow She's 'Amazing'
If anyone understands exactly how eliminated 'X Factor' contestant Rachel Crow feels about finishing just short of your reality TV singing competition goals, it's Lauren Alaina. A mere six months ago, Alaina heard Scotty McCreery's name announced instead of hers during the 'American Idol' finals. While Crow placed fifth in her competition, she, like Alaina, was an early favorite, loved by fans and judges alike. But she didn't ultimately notch the win.
It seems as though there is a sorority among eliminated contestants of reality competition shows, as Alaina posted a series of encouraging tweets to Crow, offering kind words of support and celebrating her talent. In the wake of a devastating elimination, those words had to bring some comfort to Crow, who broke down and sobbed when she was sent home.
Crow should heed Alaina's words, since she has been there. Even though she was runner-up and didn't win 'Idol,' Alaina has forged a sweet career for herself and is about to tour with Jason Aldean. Not too shabby for second place!
She first tweeted: "I want you to know that you are absolutely amazing. Its not about winning. It's about letting people see who you are @iamrachelcrow."
She next posted: "@iamrachelcrow and you are an amazing singer and performer! You may have went home before you should have. But it will not stop you…."
She then followed it up with this tweet: "@iamrachelcrow you were born to do this. I see it when u perform. The look in your eyes shows how much it means to you! #inittowinitforlife."
It was nice of Lauren Alaina to be so sweet and to send her love and support to Rachel Crow during a difficult time.
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#1 Homeless Scum return to City of Sarasota08-17-2012, 02:08 PM
See...sometimes it pays to have a rep as an anti-homeless city
Date: August 16, 2012
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Theres a new group of homeless people roaming downtown thats drawn the ire of downtown residents, business owners and pedestrians. Making matters worse, there are rumors circulating that the group of roughly 40 people, estimated to be in their 20s, accepted bus tickets to Sarasota from the city of Clearwater and other neighboring cities.
Its a blight, Brenner said. You shouldnt even call them homeless people because they are vagrants who could work if they had the drive to do so.
Sarasota Police Lt. Randy Boyd said the homeless issue has reared its head again because the citys trespass program was suspended in May and just reinstituted this weekend.
But Sarasota Salvation Armys director of programs and facilities David Sutton said his facility is no Holiday Inn.
We are about helping those that want to be helped and get off the streets, Sutton said. If you just want to hang out on the streets, Sarasota isnt the city for you.
Sarasota used to have the rep as a "mean" city to homeless. Let the Libtards in local gubmint and you get this. There are way too many libtards in Sarasota now.May the FORCE be with you!
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08-17-2012, 06:03 PM...estimated to be in their 20s...You shouldnt even call them homeless people because they are vagrants who could work if they had the drive to do so.
SR, you know what to do. It's been a while but the boys are on standby. Call them.Be Not Afraid.
We saw them around LaSurTable a couple of weeks ago. They had a big sale on citrus juicers. We had so many oranges the past year that I burned out the previous juicer. They looked like they were from a time warp from the 60's, latter day hippies. They looked pretty dirty, hung out around the store in a little group, and in general were doing nothing but being libs, what they do best.
I hope Sarasota regains its rep as a mean city. Well, they did do something mean. They removed the benches from a city park that was close to some of the expensive condos. Residents were complaining. The theory was they wouldn't hang around if there was no place to sit. There was a whole lot of whining going around.
" To the world you are just one more person, but to a rescued pet, you are the world."
"A Nation of Sheep Breeds a Government of Wolves!"
What Sarasota needs to do is ship the bastards down to Naples. They don't take scum lightly there. I'm sure the Gulf
would be "fertilized" ...if you know what I mean.May the FORCE be with you!
That stinks.
Our county tried to bypass our town board by setting up portable toliets in an area known for homeless people. Which would just attract more of them. The toliets would of been behind a grocery store and a casino that also has a large bowling alley and three resturants.
That is all we need. Drunk homeless people hanging out where parents are dropping off children for their bowling leauges.
The plan was voted down.
08-18-2012, 10:47 AM"It's a blight," Brenner said. "You shouldn't even call them homeless people because they are vagrants who could work if they had the drive to do so."Olde-style, states' rights conservative. Ask if this concept confuses you.
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