Moms Time Out! – Do What You Enjoy!
You have probably heard this a countless number of times! "Take time out", do something you enjoy and before you go away from my post, I would like to tell you that I didn't believe in this or understand this until a couple of years ago ! I have been told again and again and again by the family to take time out, and I was just as bored as you are, listening to me saying the same thing! What is Moms time out ?
Doing something of your own, on your own .. without hubby and kids!
Go out of the house!
Choose a hobby or an activity which will take you out of the house. This is very important because you need to change your environment. Playing a computer game at home cannot be considered time out !
If your friends are busy or you do not have any friends, enrol in a fitness class or a hobby club. If you choose a fitness club like Yoga or Pilates or Zumba, you will get the exercise too ! Exercise will also drive the boredom out of you. This is especially important for new mums, who are on maternity break from work to look after their baby.
It is very hard to adjust from being a working person to be a stay-at-home mom. Exercise will give you some stimulation as well as help you reduce post birth weight!
Read my post on Hobbies for Stay At Home Moms.
It is easy to enrol for some class and then not go for few lessons either because you are too tired or your child is sick. Try to get someone to look after your child maybe your partner while you got for your class. Don't feel guilty about it! Remember mothers are humans too and they need a break too from looking after their children.
Don't forget the more lessons you miss , the more money you will waste!
You might give an excuse, like I can't afford it or I don't have the energy or I have no one to look after my baby, then you need to learn to think of yourself. This is one of the biggest mistakes I have made since I became a mother.
I have been a mother for nearly 8 years and since last few months, I have really started to think for myself. It is hard and I keep going back to my old habit but I push myself to think for me. I am not saying that you become totally selfish and not think of your child or your family at all.
But it is ok to do somethings for yourself – I cannot forget that I am Priya first and a mother or a wife afterwards. If you do something for yourself, do not feel guilty.
Just to have some time out from kids and cooking and cleaning, I just go to the cinema and watch a movie on my own! It is a good way to spend time on your own! Don't depend on or wait for anyone to go to the movies with you!
Get your partner to look after your child and have a night out with your friends! It is easy to start talking about your kids all the time but reduce children talk for a little while at least.
From my previous post, how to keep your marriage strong after kids, it is imperative you spend time with your spouse without the children. If you can get someone to look after your kids, you and your spouse can go for out dinner. You not only get to spend quality time with each other, but also it will be time out for you!
Everybody should have fun in life. That's what life is about. Do not put yourself down by not thinking of your own happiness. Everybody needs a break from time to time. Do not be hard on yourself. You do not have to clean everything or wash all the clothes in one day. Motherhood should not stop you from having fun.
The first year is very crucial and hard for a mother. After the first year, try to bring normalcy in your life. Think of yourself at times. Try to make your life as much as you can as it was before you had the baby. The longer you leave the harder it will get, to find yourself again after childbirth.
It is very easy to just think of the child or do things for the child or children all the time. Do something for yourself. For example if you were a career woman before you had children but now are unable or would not like to go to work, then do something of your own from home. Please see my previous post on Stay At Home Mom Business Ideas.
It took me a long time to figure out all the above after I had children. Therefore, if you are expecting your first child or just had a child, make sure you do the above. I would like it very much if you were to gain from my experience!
Would you like to share your thoughts on moms taking time out? Is it hard for you to take time out? Do you take time out frequently? Do you think of yourself at all? Share your thoughts via comment box below.
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My Havanese Puppy Is Coughing?
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I got a havanese puppy today. She's very friendly, happy and playful, but when she's laying down she starts to cough. (It sounds like a snort, but she opens her mouth when she does it.) Does she have kennel cough? Or is she not coughing, but doing something else like a reverse sneeze?


On January 21st she started throwing up blood and her stool contained blood. She would not eat or drink.
Button had suffered abuse. She was found on a cold night outside crying for help. Her jaw was broken. SV group took her and fixed her jaws. As we all thought she was almost healthy for her forever home, but a few days ago she stared feeling sick and fading. Button had internal injuries, her liver raptured.
Please read her rescue story in our earlier posts.
Animal abuse in Russia is unfortunately a common practice and there are almost no laws protecting them. The Russian government actually spends money on hiring firms with firearm licenses to kill homeless animals and it is a fact. Also a self-proclaimed society called "Dog hunters" formed by morons is killing homeless animals (cats and dogs) and pets daily.
Animal activists in Russia are fighting for animal rights and we hope the government will respond to multiple petitions and letters to the president.
Lapa is the one out of five homeless puppy who survived from the cruelty and stupidity of certain humans (see our previous posts).
Now Lapa is in good hands and gaining weight slowly.
One day into the treatment. All her siblings died at that point.
Lapa is struggling psychologically. She is a very shy scared timid puppy. She has a fear of closed doors and cannot sleep in a room without the light. She is being cared for in her foster home by Angelina (foster mom). We hope she will be healed soon physically and emotionally.
Please help us raise money to cover the cost of food for Lapa. Please help us help more animals in need.
Any amount will go a long way!
Sterlitamak Volunteers is an organization that exists and works directly off of the donations received from general public. All Volunteers and organizers of this group are working as unpaid volunteers and all proceeds go to cover the cost of medications, transportation, food and surgeries.
The young cat was found this week with string imbedded deep into the skin around the neck and under the front legs.
After removing the the string, the vet decided not to stitch the wounds and let them heal on their own with application of antibacterial ointments and regular shots of antibiotics.
He was someone's pet before as his foster mom says. He is very thick and clean. Except for the unfortunate wounds on his body, overall he is a healthy young male cat who has already been potty trained.
We hope he gets well soon and will start looking for his forever home.
Please help us save more homeless animals in need. Any amount will go a long way.
Button was found by a good Samaritan before New Years Eve. The kitten was visibly in distress. She had a broken jaw and was outside crying for help.
Button's jaw has been fixed, stitches have been removed. SV group has raised money for her surgery and treatment. The surgery was almost free (thanks to the vet clinic) and the rest of the raised funds went towards her food and medications.
Button is a curious lovely 3-colored kitten. She follows her foster mom everywhere and can be heard purring from a mile away. One thing that she is struggling with is her fear of man (males only). Whenever she hears male's voice Button starts meowing unstoppably and she also tucks in her head whenever her foster mom is trying to caress her head. She has been doing a good progress and let the foster dad pet her when Button was almost asleep.
Button is a very beautiful lovely cat with bright green eyes.
Purring and not opening her eyes.
SV group has already started looking for a forever home for Button. We hope she gets all healed up soon and get into a loving forever home.
Please help us turn more homeless animals like Button into healthy happy pets!
A small donation will go a long way in Russia. Please donate!
Today SV group found a stray cat in horrible condition.
The cat is in a lot of pain and has open wounds caused by string tightened arounds its body. The string is imbedded into the cat's skin making it a gruesome scene. The odor coming from the wounds is unbearable which means the cat has been in this condition for a few days.
Please be advised that the images are graphic.
Deep wound in the armpit area. The sting is cutting into the flesh.
The cat is in pain whenever you touch the string. The vet visit is schedule for tomorrow morning to remove the string and stitch the wounds.
The cat seems to be clean and well fed, the cat has good weight and good coat.
SV group started a fundraise for this cat. Any amount will go a long way. More post will follow.
This story happened just before Christmas 2014.
SV group received urgent plea for help about 3 survived puppies (there were 5 initially) on December 24th. According to a good samaritan, the puppies were fostered by a family who could no longer take care of them and they got rid of them by abandoning puppies in the woods further away from the town without food, water and shelter in below zero temperatures.
As you can see the puppies were very malnourished and could barely stand on their own. We do not know whether the "foster parents" (if they can be even called that) were feeding the puppies.
On December 24, 2014 the puppies were brought to one of the Volunteers homes. All 3 puppies were shaking and lethargic, could not stand on their feet. IV fluids were given right away.
Half an hour after the puppies arrived 2 puppies passed away. The only survived puppy was in a critical condition. After failed attempts to ask social media followers to help with transportation to take the puppy to the vet clinic, the Volunteer who fostered the puppy took the crate with the dying puppy on a bus and brought her to the vet.
The volunteer carying the puppy to the clinic.
The puppy turned out to be a girl. She was given necessary IV fluids and medications. The treatment continued at foster home.
Meanwhile the tiny bodies of 2 puppies who previously passed away had to be buried (the vet clinics do not provide cremation services). In order to properly burry the puppies SV group wrote a post on social media website asking for any volunteers to take them to the animal cremation center (located a few miles away from the town) or dig a grave for them. Nobody responded. The organizer of SV group and some of the Volunteers drove to the cremation center on New Year Eve. The weather was very brutal that day.
The survived puppy is doing better now. She is a very smart and polite dog. She can walk around her crate and now goes outside to potty. When her foster mom at school, she is very quiet and uses a pee pad. She also started eating on her own and gained some weight. She learned how to give a paw and she was named Lapa (which means "paw" in Russian).
Lapa is a shy puppy but we know that when she is all well and healthy we will find great parents for her and she will blossom into a playful and happy puppy as she should be.
This is a very sad story with a happy ending for 1 puppy out of 5! We wished we had saved them all but the help came too late.
Please make it your resolution for 2015 to help animals in need. If you see or hear about animal abuse, please report, stop the abuse and help the animal in need. WE ARE THEIR VOICES AND WE CAN SAVE THEM!
The kitten is doing great! The Volunteers named her "Button" (or Pugovka – in Russian) because of her make-shift wiring. The swelling on the jaws has subsided and now she can eat on her own. Also the rotten odor that was coming from her jaws is gone.
Button is receiving shots of antibiotics daily and all her stitches are being disinfected after feeding.
The only problem Button faces is the emotional: when she hears male's voice, she starts crying very loudly. We suspect that whoever physically abused her was a male. The good news is that Button is in good hands and we hope that she will soon recover physically as well as emotionally.
Button is a very polite lovely cat, she uses her litter box, eats well on her own and snoozes all day long. After her complete recovery the Volunteers will be looking for her forever home.
Please help us make a difference in lives of many animals like Button. Please donate. Any amount will go a long way in Russia.


Coaching is an acknowledged process to improve results. It has worked well for football and tennis for years. Businesses have been discovering they also need to have coaches. It helps them to grow more successful and profitable.
What is Personalised Management Coaching (PMC)?
A tool that provides instruments that measure a manager's ability and willingness to develop his or her direct reports and offers personalized solutions to improve results.
What do these PMC measurements lead to?
What makes PMC different from other assessments?
Typical psychometric tests (360 feedbacks and self-assessments) measure personality traits, cognitive skills, and management styles.
The PMC singular focus is on a manager's ability and willingness to develop direct reports from three critical perspectives.
Most coaching assessment tools offer a computer generated report with limited outcomes that do not take into account individual and corporate context or business dynamics.
Certified PMC consultants provide an in-depth analysis beyond a computer generated report that leads to a personalize profile that is congruent with the business environment.
Why is the PMC system so effective?
PMC Individual assessments provide results that are specific and unique to each manager.
The PMC system measures three driving forces – much more than just skills – that significantly effect a manager's ability and willingness to coach his or her direct reports.
PMC High Potential assessments provide senior management with a reliable and accurate ranking of its managers for succession potential that leads to effective development plans – lower costs and higher efficacy.
Why is the PMC system better than other coaching programs?
The highly regarded Institute of Psychological Research and Application (IPRA) at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) validated the reliability and accuracy of the PMC Individual Assessment.
The research team at IPRA scrutinized PMC's results and assessments of the last ten years through the examination of PMC distinctive factors (desire, credibility, skill, and capacity) and two key performance indicators (climate and image).
Results showed highly reliable and correlated relationships between the PMC factors and key organizational Performance Indicators such as Climate, Employee Engagement, Employee Development, Management Competencies, Promotion, and Turn-Over. Plus, that traditional succession planning programs are flawed without the inputs of direct reports.
Why should companies be confident in the PMC system?
The PMC system is backed by leading-edge research, setting it apart from other companies offering coaching assessments.
The PMC system is uniquely positioned to provide reliable and accurate solutions for both the organization and its individual managers.
The PMC system correctly evaluates and addresses the crucial relationships that impact an organization's ability to retain & develop its top talent and sustain the growth expected by its stakeholders.


Pet shirts – They say dogs are human's best friends and if you have the same opinion, then our pet t-shirts are made just for you! Whether you have a scruffy best pal in your life (or several), or you just love to pet every random dog, cat on the street, the feeling and love these tail-wiggling lovable creatures can give you is one-of-a-kind. So, show your love for pet with awesome pet t-shirts .


Even if you don't have a Costco membership, you can still reap the benefits from Costco's cheap prices!
Since retailers are issued a public license to sell alcohol, it's another service that must be available to the general public. However, this particular situation is limited to state law. So if you're in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Texas, or Vermont, you're in luck! Don't miss these 15 secrets Costco employees won't tell you.
The screenings available at Costco aren't the only exams available to non-members! Costco offers free health care screenings for a number of issues including diabetes, osteoporosis, and heart health. You can check to see which screenings are available near you with Costco's health and wellness schedule. Find out the most bizarre things you didn't know you could get at Costco.
Again, just bring in one of these signed immunization forms, and that flu shot or vaccination is yours! Stores aren't allowed to deny health services to anyone, which means Costco's pharmacy is open to the public. Check out these Costco tips that frequent shoppers keep to themselves.
This may be a bit shocking, but you can take advantage of Costco's great deals online. With a simple 5 percent surcharge, those Costco products are yours! Next, find out the 15 things you aren't buying at Costco, but definitely should.


1. In a suit to restrain the enforcement of a statute prohibiting or regulating a business, the matter in controversy is the right to carry on the business free from the prohibition or regulation. P. 307 U. S. 100.
2. The burden of showing jurisdictional value in controversy is on the plaintiff. P. 307 U. S. 102.
The value of the right to be free in one's business from a statutory regulation may be shown by proving the additional cost of complying with the regulation. P. 307 U. S. 103.
articles of association. In a suit by the society and some of its members representing all, seeking to enjoin on constitutional grounds the enforcement of a statute of Washington which purports to regulate licensing by combinations of copyright owners, the bill alleged generally that the value of the matter in controversy exceeded $3,000, and also that the cost of complying with a provision of the statute requiring copyright owners to file yearly a list of their copyrighted works would involve costs to the society, or to each of the members individually if they acted in the matter without the society, of specified amounts each in excess of the jurisdictional value.
(1) The allegations show that the members have a common and undivided interest in the right to license in association through the society free of the provisions of the state statute. P. 307 U. S. 103.
(2) Upon a motion to dismiss for want of jurisdictional amount, which denied the allegations of the bill and challenged their sufficiency in that regard, the District Court erred in dismissing the bill without allowing plaintiffs the opportunity to produce evidence of the cost of complying with the statute and of the value of property rights affected by it. P. 307 U. S. 103.
Appeal from a decree of the District Court of three judges which dismissed, for want of jurisdiction, a bill to enjoin the enforcement of a statute of the Washington affecting the right of the owners of copyrights to combine in licensing performances of their musical compositions.
This is an appeal, under § 266 of the Judicial Code from a decree dismissing appellants' bill to enjoin the enforcement by the appellees of a statute of the Washington. [Footnote 1] The purpose of the statute is to render illegal certain activities carried on by pools of copyright owners in authorizing by blanket licenses the performance of their musical compositions.
The statute declares it unlawful for two or more persons holding separate copyrighted works to pool their interests in order to fix prices for their use, to collect fees, or to issue blanket licenses for their commercial production. Joint undertakings for this purpose are permitted if the licenses are issued at rates assessed on a per-piece system of usage. All combinations of owners of separate copyrighted musical works are required to file a complete list of these works once each year with the Secretary of state of the Washington, together with detailed information as to prices and ownership. There are numerous other provisions unnecessary to detail.
non-profit association under the laws of New York, and sets out that its purpose is to protect the owners of copyrighted musical works against piracies, to grant licenses, and to collect royalties for the public performance for profit of the compositions of its members. These are composers, authors, and publishers of musical compositions or their successors. The royalties and license fees collected by the Society are distributed from time to time, as ordered by the Board of Directors, among the members of the Society, after the payment of expenses of operation and sums due to foreign affiliated societies and after the deduction of a limited reserve fund.
In addition to the general allegation that the value of the matter in dispute is in excess of $3,000, the bill alleges that the value of each publisher's copyrights exceeds $1,000,000. The bill further shows that each individual complainant has rights to royalties and renewals worth in excess of $100,000. It is shown by the bill that, in the State of Washington, there were five hundred twenty-eight contracts outstanding in 1936, all entered into in the name of the Society, from which it received more than $60,000, and that similar sums annually will be collected. Other allegations are discussed later.
On the filing of the bill, a motion was made for an interlocutory injunction, and affidavits were filed in support of the request. At the time the motion for a temporary injunction came on for hearing, the defendant state officers and certain intervenors filed motions to dismiss which challenged the bill on various grounds. The district court considered only one ground: whether the value of the subject matter in dispute is more than $3,000, exclusive of interest and costs. Upon the hearing, the district court found that neither the bill nor the record shows the necessary jurisdictional value, and dismissed the bill. The basis for this ruling is treated here.
the practice of issuing blanket licenses which authorize the performance of all copyrighted material belonging to the licensor. Whether a state statute is regulatory or prohibitory, when a bill is filed against its enforcement under § 266 of the Judicial Code, the matter in controversy is the right to carry on business free of the regulation or prohibition of the statute. [Footnote 4] Where the statute is regulatory, the value of the right to carry on the business, as was said in McNutt v. General Motors Acceptance Corp., may be shown by evidence of the loss that would follow the enforcement of the statute. And this loss may be something other than the difference between the net profit free of regulation and the net profit subject to regulation. The difficulties of determining the value of rights by calculating past profits as compared with possible future profits, influenced by the single factor of statutory regulation, are obvious. This difference is not the only test of the value of the right in question. The value of the matter in controversy may be at least as accurately shown by proving the additional cost of complying with the regulation. This factor was not offered in evidence in the McNutt case.
"the sum due or demanded is the matter in controversy and the amount of the tax, not its capitalized value, is the measure of the jurisdictional amount. [Footnote 8]"
of members, with § 4 would exceed $300,000. [Footnote 10] For the individual members who now have the benefits of the services performed by the Society, additional allegations set out the cost imposed upon them by the statutory regulation as being "in excess of $10,000" to each for carrying on for themselves the functions now performed for them by the Society. The motions to dismiss deny the general allegation of value, deny that there would be any cost to the Society by compliance with § 4, as the required list is already compiled and the expense, since the Society is nonprofit, would be borne by members, and deny that the individual complainants would be put to a cost of $10,000 each. There was no allegation of the loss or cost to the Society or members occasioned by the requirement that the licenses from pooled copyrights should be issued at per-piece rates.
"to offer the testimony of expert witnesses concerning the cost of complying with the requirements of Section 4 of the Act, and concerning the value of the property rights in question which will be affected by this Statute."
The court did not reject the evidence as a matter of discretion because tardily presented. On the hearing on the rule, the court made it quite clear that the proffered evidence was deemed immaterial because it showed only cost of compliance, not the value of the right to do business free of the compulsion of the statute. [Footnote 12] The application to take further testimony was denied, and the motion to dismiss granted "in that this cause is not within the jurisdiction of this court as a federal court." We conclude that the refusal to permit additional evidence in these circumstances was error.
"neither practice nor rule of the committee concerning the apportioning among the Society's members of the pooled license fees realized is shown [Footnote 13]"
does not affect the rights members have in the apportionment of the royalties from license fees. These rights are granted by the articles of association which are a part of the bill. KVOS, Inc. v. Associated Press, [Footnote 14] relied upon below, is distinguished in the Gibbs case.
The cause will be remanded to the District Court with directions to permit the introduction of evidence, and for further proceedings not inconsistent herewith.
Buck v. Case, 24 F.Supp. 541. Washington Laws 1937, c. 218, p. 1070.
Considered in Gibbs v. Buck, ante, p. 307 U. S. 66.
"It shall be unlawful for two or more persons holding or claiming separate copyrighted works under the copyright laws of the United States, either within or without the state, to band together, or to pool their interest for the purpose of fixing the prices on the use of said copyrighted works, or to pool their separate interests or to conspire, federate, or join together, for the purpose of collecting fees in this state, or to issue blanket licenses in this state, for the right to commercially use or perform publicly their separate copyrighted works: Provided, however, such persons may join together if they issue licenses on rates assessed on a per piece system of usage: Provided, further, This act shall not apply to any one individual author or composer or copyright holder or owner who may demand any price or fee he or she may choose for the right to use or publicly perform his or her individual copyrighted work or works: Provided, further, such per-piece system of licensing must not be in excess of any per-piece system in operation in other states where any group or persons affected by this act does business, and all groups and persons affected by this act are prohibited from discriminating against the citizens of this state by charging higher and more inequitable rates per piece for music licenses in this state than in other states: Provided, further, where the owner, holder, or person having control of any copyrighted work has sold the right to the single use of said copyrighted work, where its sole value is in its use for public performance for profit, and has received any consideration therefor, either within or without the state, then said person or persons shall be deemed to have sold and parted with the right to further restrict the use of said copyrighted work or works."
Prohibitory statutes -- Gibbs v. Buck, supra; regulatory statutes -- McNutt v. General Motors Acceptance Corp., 298 U. S. 178, 298 U. S. 181; Kroger Grocery Co. v. Lutz, 299 U. S. 300, 299 U. S. 301.
264 U. S. 264 U.S. 140.
Western & Atlantic R. Co. v. Railroad Comm'n, 261 U. S. 264, 261 U. S. 267.
Petroleum Exploration, Inc. v. Public Service Comm'n, 304 U. S. 209, 304 U. S. 215.
Healy v. Ratta, 292 U. S. 263, 292 U. S. 271, and cases there cited; Grosjean v. American Press Co., 297 U. S. 233, 297 U. S. 241; Henneford v. Northern Pacific Ry., 303 U. S. 17, 303 U. S. 19.
"is a complete catalogue of the titles of their claimed compositions, whether musical or dramatic or of any other classification, and, in addition to stating the name and title of the copyrighted work, it shall recite therein the date each separate work was copyrighted and the name of the author, the date of its assignment, if any, or the date of the assignment of any interest therein, if any, and the name of the publisher, the name of the present owner, together with the addresses and residences of all parties who have at any time had any interest in such copyrighted work."
"The cost to the Society of attempting to compile the lists and information required to be furnished under the State Statute would be far in excess of $300,000, which sum would have to expended for research work with reference to the past history of each and every copyright owner, by every one of the 44,000 members of the Society and its affiliated societies, lawyers fees for opinions as to the rights of parties involved with respect to the ownership, grants, licenses and other interests in the respective copyrights, clerical help, and other incidental expenses; even with such an expenditure, it would be utterly impossible to furnish an accurate or complete list of all the respective copyrights of the members of the Society and of its affiliated societies with all of the data required by the state statute."
McNutt v. General Motors Acceptance Corp., 298 U. S. 178, 298 U. S. 189.
"Perhaps we are somewhat in the fog with respect to the matter you are trying to present, but from our viewpoint, it seems to us that you are urging that the value of the thing in controversy is to be measured by the cost of doing business or complying with the statute. From our standpoint, we think the cost of doing business has nothing to do with the method of doing business. It is true the statute may necessitate a large expenditure, but that would not mean anything, because, by a large expenditure, you might make a much larger profit. Perhaps we don't understand each other, but I think that is the basis of measuring the value of the matter in controversy."
Buck v. Case., 24 F.Supp. 541, 549.
299 U. S. 299 U.S. 269.


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Wednesday January 4th, 2023 /in News /by Yvonne Scriven
Chaddesley Corbett Local History Society
Wednesday February 15th 7.30pm
'Discover the House of Secrets'
Phil Downing
Hall and Programmes Manager
Harvington Hall
Harvington Hall is within 2 miles of Chaddesley Corbett but is an altogether different story. It is hidden from view; it physically keeps you at a distance with the moat that surrounds it's ancient island but emotionally it draws you in with it's intriguing history. There is an air of untouched beauty and a rich history from before Henry VII's wrench from Rome right up to the modern discoveries and the restoration of the house in the present day.
The devotion that created this house is intertwined with the Catholic persecution that must at times have nearly destroyed it. The devotion still exists – a magic formula yet to be understood. The priest hides, for which it is famous, is only a small part of the whole tale. The rare wall paintings and historical stories will bewitch you and encourage you to visit or re visit this unique and loved local treasure. No other parish has a home like Harvington within its boundary. Let Phil Downing introduce you to the Hall and take your imagination on a journey of stories from Harvington Hall history. It is the sort of place that has new perspectives and unexpected discoveries for every generation.
https://thetudortravelguide.com/2020/10/18/harvington-hall/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06vD-FZ3vbs
https://www.harvingtonhall.co.uk/
Watch on Zoom
Members unable to attend the meeting in person can watch as it will be broadcast via Zoom. Details for joining the meeting using Zoom will be emailed to members who request this and for whom we have an email address a day or two before the meeting.
Talks held in Chaddesley Corbett Village Hall
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Enquiries to Freda Griffith 07747618487
Visitors are always welcome@£5 paid on the door.
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The next meeting will be March 15th
Voices from the Past. The stories of place names.
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A great deal of our history shouts out at us from road signs and maps with place names spelling out industries, families, disease and disaster or the physical geography of the place like our own Hilltop. Place names however can deceive, are not what they seem. Put this date in your diary to find out for yourself.
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Minister Jeliazkov: At the European Council we discuss how to reduce harmful emissions, and with the Mobility Package 1 we create policies that cause great damage to climate
At today's EU Council meeting, five more Member States supported our position to drop the requirement for trucks to be returned to the place of establishment within four weeks. This was stated by the Minister of Transport, Information Technology and Communications Rossen Jeliazkov today in Brussels after the meeting with ministers from the group of the like-minded states on the Mobility Package 1, which inclides Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Hungary, Latvia and Lithuania.
"It is unacceptable to think about how to reduce harmful emissions on the one hand and to create policies that cause great damage to climate on the other. It is our position that the return of the trucks every four weeks is absolutely unacceptable. This is the most unfair, disproportionate and discriminatory element in the package that divides Central European and peripheral countries. I think we will gather the necessary support for the elimination of this requirement," was the firm position of Rossen Jeliazkov.
According to him, there are red lines that we cannot agree to cross, and compromise solutions must be found, just as the values of the Union say - free movement of people and goods, as well as freedom in the common market - must be found. "We will hold further talks with countries outside the group of the like-minded, as well as with the business, on the search for compromise texts and solutions," said Rossen Jeliazkov.
"We continue to work with carriers, I thank them for all the efforts they make. We are together with them in this process, with the clear awareness that we will achieve a better situation than the current one, but we cannot achieve everything because the majority is so constructed that if it wants to accept the texts as they are, it will accept them," the minister said.
Rossen Jeliazkov added that for the Government and for him the topic of the Mobility Package 1 remains important and is a priority. He expressed confidence that Europe could unite around compromise texts in order to achieve the objectives of stability, sustainability, proportionality and fairness.
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Trump asks federal judge to halt civil investigation into his business practices by NY attorney general
Letitia James said this was merely a delay tactic by the former president.
ByAaron Katersky
Arizona's secretary of state discusses how Trump's presidency changed democracy
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs describes the impact of the Jan. 6 attack and says where she thinks things will go from here.
Former President Donald Trump has asked a federal judge in New York to halt a civil investigation into his business practices by New York Attorney General Letitia James, accusing her in a new court filing of weaponizing her office to carry out a "targeted attack against a political adversary."
Trump sued James last month in federal court to block her investigation into how the Trump Organization valued its real estate holdings. He is now asking for a preliminary injunction while the outcome of his lawsuit is decided and for James to recuse herself from the civil investigation.
"Letitia James has displayed a shocking irreverence for her prosecutorial ethics and has routinely exploited her position to malign the former president by turning an unfounded investigation into a public spectacle," Trump's motion said. "In doing so, she has exposed the vindictive and self-serving nature of her actions."
MORE: Eldest Trump children won't comply with subpoenas from New York attorney general
In response, James said this was merely a delay tactic by the former president.
Brendan Mcdermid/Reuters
FILE PHOTO: New York State Attorney General Letitia James speaks during a news conference, to announce criminal justice reform in New York City, U.S., May 21, 2021.
"The Trump Organization has continually sought to delay our investigation into its business dealings. To be clear, neither Donald Trump nor the Trump Organization get to dictate if and where they will answer for their actions," James said in a statement. "Our investigation will continue undeterred because no one is above the law, not even someone with the name Trump."
MORE: New York Attorney General Letitia James suspends campaign for governor
James recently subpoenaed two of Trump's children, eldest son Donald Trump Jr. and eldest daughter Ivanka Trump, and indicated in a court filing neither would cooperate.
The Trump Organization sought to vacate the subpoenas, arguing they were improperly issued while the Manhattan District Attorney's office, with assistance from James' office, conducts a parallel criminal investigation.
(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 12, 2021 US President Donald Trump boards Air Force One before departing Harlingen, Texas. - The US Secret Service arrested a 72-year-old man in New York on January 10, 2022 after he allegedly phoned them threatening to kill ex-president Donald Trump, a criminal indictment showed.
"The all too familiar subject areas identified in the document subpoenas include requests for information about valuations and appraisals of properties and assets of Plaintiffs. These matters have long been the subject of Defendant's joint criminal investigation with the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and Defendant's civil investigation dating back to 2019," Trump's motion said.
MORE: Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance convenes new special grand jury to investigate Trump Organization: Sources


The good people at the Canadian Labour International Film Festival are celebrating their 10th anniversary this year. If you live in or near a centre where the films they have selected for 2018 will be shown then you'll see more about this year's CLiFF films in November.
But if like me you don't live in a major city you can still attend CLiFF. In fact you can host it in your town.
The really, really, really lovely thing about CLiFF is that it provides volunteer 'hosts' across the country with a 'festival in a box'. Fill out a form on their website and they will send you all you need to have a mini-CLiFF. All you need to do is provide a room and a projector or screen.
The festival is available in 3 convenient sizes: 60 minutes (the lunchtime special), 80 minutes and 120 minutes. Details HERE.
Thanks to the endorsement of our Labour Council I will be hosting CLiFF in Cobourg Ontario. So I know: it is painless. And fun. And a great way to get the labour movement out there in the community.
You have until midnight on 31 October to sign up as a host. Just fill out the form HERE.
You can see the films that the CLiFF folks have selected from a huge number of submissions from around the world by going HERE.


Today, we're excited to publish the second edition of Phishers' Favorites. The quarterly list highlights the 25 most commonly spoofed brands in North America, including their current position and how many spots they moved up/down since Q2.
As with the previous edition, the list was compiled by tallying the number of new phishing URLs detected each day by Vade Secure and made publicly available on www.IsItPhishing.AI. A total of 86 brands are currently tracked and analyzed for purposes of Phishers' Favorites. These 86 brands account for 95 percent of all phishing URLs detected by our technology.
Without further ado, here is the latest Phishers' Favorites Top 25 list, with more detailed analysis and commentary below.
It's clear that phishing attacks are on the rise, as hackers shift from exploiting software vulnerabilities to exploiting human vulnerabilities. Overall, the total number of new phishing URLs across the 86 brands tracked rose 20.4% in Q3.
What should be more concerning to security professionals is that phishing attacks are becoming more targeted. When we correlated the number of phishing URLs against the number of phishing emails blocked by our filter engine, we found that the number of emails sent per URL dropped more than 64% in Q3. This suggests that hackers are using each URL in fewer emails in order to avoid by reputation-based security defenses. In fact, we've seen sophisticated phishing attacks where each email contains a unique URL, essentially guaranteeing that they will bypass traditional email security tools.
Drilling into the individual brands that are spoofed by phishers, there is one company that dwarfs all others: Microsoft.
For the second quarter, Microsoft topped our Phishers' Favorites list. Percentage wise, the 23.7% quarter-over-quarter growth in Microsoft phishing URLs might seems modest. However, in absolute numbers, Microsoft saw the largest overall growth, with the average number of phishing URLs surging from 124.2 per day in Q1, to 192.4 in Q2, to 235.4 per day in Q3.
The primary goal of Microsoft phishing attacks is to harvest Office 365 credentials. With a single set of credentials, hackers can gain access to a treasure trove of confidential files, data, and contacts stored in Office 365 apps, such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Skype, Excel, CRM, etc. Moreover, hackers can use these compromised Office 365 accounts to launch additional attacks, including spear phishing, malware, and, increasingly, insider attacks targeting other users within the same organization.
We continue to see two common Microsoft phishing pages. The first replicates the Office 365 sign-in page, with most of these examples being virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. The emails pointing these pages often contain messages about Office 365 access being suspended or disabled; the aim is to create a sense of urgency that compels the recipient to immediately enter their password in order to unlock or access their account.
The second, and increasingly common example, pretends that the recipient has received a link to a file on OneDrive or SharePoint. In order to access the file, the user must first sign in with their credentials, which isn't necessarily suspicious giving how frequently we're asked to reauthenticate various services and apps.
PayPal held steady at #2 with a 29.9% increase in phishing URLs. PayPal is a perennial phishers' favorite, given its large user base (244 million active accounts, as of Q2 2018) and the immediate financial payback from hacking these accounts.
Netflix moved up one slot to #3, driven by a substantial 61.9% increase in phishing URLs. The streaming video service is a popular target because hackers frequently attempt to access credit card numbers by pretending that accounts have been suspended due to billing issues. Login credentials to Netflix (and other services) are also sold on the dark web for low prices.
Rounding out the top 5 were Bank of America and Wells Fargo, which saw a 57.4% and 21.5% growth in phishing URLs respectively. Fellow financial services company Chase saw a massive 352.2% increase in phishing URLs to crack the top 10 for the first time.
Interestingly, Facebook was the only brand in the top 10 with negative quarter-over-quarter growth in phishing URLs (-35.6%). This comes on the heels of an even bigger -54.3% drop in Q2. The steady decline in 2018 suggests that hackers are losing interest in Facebook as a target, perhaps due to greater public scrutiny and focus on security in the wake of Cambridge Analytica, the recent breach impacting 50 million accounts, and other incidents.
Once again, we categorized Phishers' Favorites brands based on industry to see what additional trends we could uncover. The makeup of the top 25 remained fairly stable, led by financial services with nine companies and cloud with six. Internet/telco added one company to bring the total to five, thanks to a 359.4% surge in Comcast phishing pages. Meanwhile, e-commerce/logistics dropped one company to three, with Amazon falling out of the top 25.
In terms of volume, cloud and financial services combined represent nearly three-quarters of all phishing URLs. While both industries saw solid double-digit quarter-over-quarter growth (22.5% and 36.7% respectively), internet/telco saw the largest percentage growth of 46.3%, again thanks to the growth in Comcast phishing pages. Social media was the only industry to see a decline, reflecting the steep drop in Facebook phishing, as notes above.
This quarter, we added something new to Phishers' Favorites, analyzing the day of week for each phishing URL. We found that Tuesday and Thursday are the two most common days for phishing attacks, followed by Wednesday, Monday, and Friday. From there, activity trails off significantly on Saturday and Sunday. Yes, it appears that even hackers are working for the weekend.
What's interesting is that this data reflects general marketing best practices for the best days to send emails. Here's one study which shows that Tuesday, Thursday, and Wednesday are the top three days for sending marketing emails. It's unclear whether hackers are looking to marketing best practices to inform their attacks, or whether they're backing into it through their own testing and optimization. But clearly they're attempting to maximize the number of opens and clicks.
Microsoft phishing is predominantly M-F – Mirroring email marketing patterns, Microsoft phishing attacks spike on Tuesday and Thursday; remain relatively strong Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and then drop significantly over the weekend. Seeing that most Office 365 attacks are focused on corporate targets, hackers are clearly trying to take advantage of professionals being in the office and active on email during the week to increase their odds of success.
Bank of America phishers cash in on weekends – Contrary to Microsoft, the two most popular days for Bank of America phishing attacks are Saturday and Sunday. As Krebs on Security noted in a recent article, "virtually all ATM cashout operations are launched on weekends, often just after financial institutions begin closing for business on Saturday." The same would seem to hold true for bank phishing. By sending Bank of America phishing on the weekend, when branches and customer service lines are closed, hackers make it harder for recipients to verify that email and pages are malicious.
Hackers 'Netflix & shill' on Sundays – Netflix is another interesting exception, with the most popular day for phishing attacks being Sunday. One study shows that Netflix streaming peaks on Saturday, as many new seasons of shows are released all at once, often on Fridays. Hackers are likely looking to advantage of this surge in activity, compelling recipients to act quickly to unlock their account.


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As Aristocrat is part of a global organisation, we may from time to time transfer Personal Information to an Aristocrat company located in another country. We will only do this where it is necessary or appropriate to achieve the purposes set out in this Privacy Policy (for example, because that Aristocrat company is responsible for providing systems or services to other group companies like Aristocrat), or it is otherwise made known to you at the time the Personal Information is collected.
Please note that where Aristocrat transfers Personal Information to an Aristocrat company located outside of Australia, we will take steps to ensure that the information is only used for purposes permitted under this Privacy Policy, and is given the same protection as it has here in Australia. No matter where your Personal Information is processed, this Privacy Policy will remain in effect.
Aristocrat group companies operate in all major countries of the world, including the USA, the UK, France, Germany and other European countries, New Zealand, India and other Asia-Pacific countries, and in other regions such as the Middle East and South America. The Aristocrat companies that host systems and data (including Personal Information) on behalf of Aristocrat and other group companies are located in US, UK, India, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, UK, Sweden and Macau.
Aristocrat will take reasonable steps to protect and secure your Personal Information to ensure your Personal Information is protected from misuse, loss, theft, and unauthorised modification, access or disclosure. Aristocrat takes reasonable steps to destroy or permanently de-identify any Personal Information where:
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Aristocrat will take reasonable steps to ensure that the Personal Information it collects, uses or discloses, is accurate, complete and up to date, and relevant to any proposed use or disclosure. We seek your assistance by asking you to contact us if your Personal Information changes or you believe the information held on file is incomplete.
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access would have an unreasonable impact on the privacy of others;
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If you are able to establish that your Personal Information is not accurate, complete or up to date, Aristocrat will take reasonable steps to correct such Personal Information so that it is accurate, complete and up to date. If you and Aristocrat are unable to agree about whether your Personal Information is accurate, complete and up to date and you request that Aristocrat associate with your Personal Information a statement claiming that such Personal Information is not accurate, complete or up to date, Aristocrat will take reasonable steps to do so.
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At Aristocrat, your right to privacy and data security is a primary concern. Below are the guidelines we use for protecting the Personal Information you provide to us during a visit to our Website or when you use our online support offerings.
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New technologies are emerging on the internet that helps us deliver customized visitor experiences. When you look at our Website, Aristocrat may make a record of your visit and log the following information for statistical purposes:
your server address;
your top level domain name (for example .com, .gov, .au, .uk etc);
the date, duration and time of your visit to the site;
the pages you accessed and documents downloaded;
the previous site you have visited; and
the type of browser you are using.
If you do not want us to collect this information, please do not access our Website.
A cookie is a small data file that can be used to track internet use. More information about cookies can generally be found in the "help" (or similar) section of your computer's internet browser. At Aristocrat, we primarily use cookies to help us determine which service and support information is appropriate to your machine. Our use of this technology does not mean that we automatically know any information about you. We might be able to ascertain what type of computer you are using, but beyond that, our use of cookies is designed only to provide you with a better experience when using the Website.
Aristocrat has no desire or intent to infringe on your privacy while using the Website. Cookies can be either "persistent" or "session" based. Persistent cookies are stored on your computer, contain an expiration date, and may be used to track your browsing behaviour upon return to the issuing website. Session cookies are short-lived, are used only during a browsing session, and expire when you quit your browser. You can disable cookies on your web browser, although this may interfere with your use and enjoyment of the Website.
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aristocrat.com __utmb HTTP Registers a timestamp with the exact time of when the user accessed the website. Used by Google Analytics to calculate the duration of a website visit. 1 day
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aristocrat.com __utmt HTTP Used to throttle the speed of requests to the server. 1 day
aristocrat.com __utmz HTTP Collects data on where the user came from, what search engine was used, what link was clicked and what search term was used. Used by Google Analytics. 6 Months
aristocrat.com _ga HTTP Registers a unique ID that is used to generate statistical data on how the visitor uses the web site. 2 Years
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vimeo.com vuid HTTP Collects data on the user's visits to the web site, such as which pages have been read. 2 years
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Embossing is a great way to add an eye-catching, custom look to your printed materials. Quite simply, embossing is the process of squeezing a sheet of paper to 'raise' or 'deboss' an image. This is accomplished by having a two-part custom die set manufactured of the image, consisting of a male and female part. The male part is formed from metal, usually magnesium, copper or brass, with brass being the 'hardest' and thus best suited for holding images with great detail. The female part is most often formed from fiberglass although, many other mediums can be utilized.
The two parts of the die set are mounted in position onto the platen of an embossing press. Some embossing presses are made exclusively for embossing or debossing while others, such as old letterpress machines, are jury-rigged for the purpose. The sheets of paper are fed into the press individually and 'pressed' with enough pressure to raise or deboss the image.
The results can be stunning… real pieces of art, especially when combined with foil stamping. Embossing can be applied to both offset printing and digital printing. The most common uses for embossing are on letterheads, envelopes, business cards, invitations and note cards.
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Q: how to add domain controller from remote machine in AD In my home i have server 2008 with AD installed.
I have several VM installed using vmware
1stVM = AD DC
2nd VM = RODC
Now in my office i also have many virtual machines.
How can i add one VM in office as Domain controller to my Home computer
All VM have local IP

A: The Office AD VM will have to VPN into your home network.

A: You will need to be connected to your home network from the office using a VPN to actually join this machine to the domain and and promote it to a DC.
After that, this DC will need to regularly replicate to the DC at your home. In a normal set-up, you would have a permanent link between the two and they can replicate as and when they need to. It seems you aren't able to do this, so you are going to need to set-up a replication schedule to allow the DC's to replicate when a VPN link is available.
Have a read of this article to understand AD replication and scheduling better.

A: You can use the DCPromo utility to make a server a domain controller using a backup from an existing controller.  Just for testing and development this should be ok.  Check out this document for details:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc779518(WS.10).aspx
That covers Server 2003 but 2008 is similar.  Here's the 2008 syntax page:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732887(WS.10).aspx

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Shuswap Falls Recreation Area, British Columbia.
My parents live only a five minute walk to this park. I have visited there many times over the past 16 years in all different seasons, and have never grown tired of exploring it. Mission Creek Regional Park, Kelowna, British Columbia.
Made during a snow squall along the Bow River valley between Banff and Lake Louise this past January.
My family visited the Adams River salmon run(Sockeye – Oncorhynchus nerka) again last fall and wouldn't you know it, I found some trees to photograph. OK, I did manage one or two images of fish, as I felt it was only right that after dragging the family on yet another road trip, I should at least get a few images of them! Every four years the number of salmon in the Adams River can swell to over two million fish. Doing my math (correctly, I hope) means that 2010 should be a banner year for the Sockeye, just in time for the Olympics. These images were made in Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park in British Columbia.
Another from the same outing as my last post, along the West Kettle River in British Columbia.
Trudging through waist deep snow for a distance allowed me to get close enough for this detail of the West Kettle River in British Columbia.
The first image may be a bit difficult to decipher, although I feel that the mood of the moment is well represented. The late evening sunlight was filtering through the branches of my neighbors tree and I knew that a straight photograph wasn't going to cut it. I used a very small aperture to increase my exposure to as long as possible and panned the camera down as I pressed the shutter.
The second image is far easier to interpret but really took a fair bit of effort to realize. I played with different focal lengths and apertures to have the in-focus and out-of-focus areas occur just right and also the be able to place the different background colours in just the right spots to enhance the leaves. This all sounds so complicated, but after many years of practice it is almost as if I don't think about it at the time of exposure.
So often we stay inside when the weather turns bad. Personally I love rain and especially walking in the rain. Everything is clean, colours are saturated, the air smells wonderful and because most people are indoors I usually have the trails mostly to myself. This image was made along Piper Creek In Red Deer, Alberta while a light rain was falling. It took a great deal of concentration to align my large format camera mounted on it's tripod and avoid disturbing the blades of grass, possibly knocking the tiny droplets off their perches.
Otherwise, and maybe in a more proper way, known as Bucephala clangula. These two have paired up on Muir Lake just north of Spruce Grove, Alberta. These are the ducks that you hear whistling as they fly past you. Actually it's the wind whistling through their wing feathers. Many years ago, my brother and I were walking over a bridge in the dark and heard this whistling sound getting closer and closer and not being able to see anything assumed we were in for a "Close Encounter" only to see a few of these ducks flying low over the water beneath the bridge. Our hearts went back to normal, but I haven't forgot the incident!
Have you ever noticed just how amazing our world is?! Virtually everywhere I look I am honestly in awe (Can you imagine if the moon could have snuck over to that side of the sky to play with these clouds!). My wife thinks I'm crazy sometimes when she sees me aiming my cameras at the strangest things, but every now and then I find a gem, like these clouds, that she hadn't noticed, and when asked what she thinks of them, I might get a "They're OK I guess." It's all progress and someday she will find all these amazing things on her own and grow to appreciate them.
The badlands near Drumheller, Alberta are really quite spectacular and worth a visit! I found a small area, maybe only 100′ by 30′ and could have spent the better part of a day photographing. Of course when travelling with others, there must be some give and take, so an hour or so is all I had.


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Home Media News Pawns in the porn game
Pawns in the porn game
Despite the mounting concerns about child pornography, the govt has forgotten amateur sex videos, which prey on young women. Why aren't ISPs being criminally charged for giving access to them?
By Abhay Vaidya
What is the nature, if not criminal, of YouTube amateur sex vi-deos such as Mumbai College Girl MMS Scandal 2013 (with 6.14 lakh views) or Hot Indian Sexy Young Lady Sex with Boyfriend (with 3.9 million views)? There are thousands of such vi-deos available to porn consumers in India, such as Indian College girl hot sexy scandal in classroom, Indian Girls Hostel Video Leaked and Medical College Ragging, all of which ought to be pursued by the police, booked and banned outright.
These videos are not sophisticated por-nography produced by a well-regulated
industry as in the US, but amount to acts of crime. In some cases, their presence in a mass medium like the internet has even led to suicides by young girls.
VULNERABLE WOMEN
Unfortunately, it was sex videos such as these that remained hidden from the public glare during a recent debate on the right to pornography in the privacy of our homes. What did not come into focus was the vulnerability of minors and young women who were filmed secretly by mobile phone cameras, spycams and webcams.
Porn websites, Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and telecom companies generate high revenue through the popularity of such sex videos which are consumed voraciously on the mobile phone platform and the computer network. They may not fall in the category of child porn. Nevertheless, these videos are of a criminal nature because they have been shot or uploaded without consent. Why aren't ISPs being charged with criminal conduct for providing access to such videos?
It is not surprising that there is a wider audience for porn now. When a woman pens a signed essay in a popular Marathi newspaper under the headline: "I watch porn. What about you?", we know that the nation has come a long way on the porn expressway.
GROWING ACCEPTANCE?
This was amply clear in the heated debates on TV and social media in August, when the right to pornography in the privacy of homes was discussed. There can now be no turning back in terms of a blanket ban on pornography in India. This was realized by a chastened Narendra Modi government. Not surprisingly, Attorney-General Mukul Rohatgi made all the right noises before the Supreme Court during a hearing on August 10.
Rohatgi clarified the government's stand before a bench headed by Chief Justice HL Dattu and said India cannot be a totalitarian state and the government's intention was only to ban child pornography. He acknowledged that "pornography is a grey area without any straight answers" and if people want to watch it in the confines of their home, there was no way that the government could stop it.
The government also did not want to do moral policing, Rohatgi said, and added in the same breath that there were issues relating to the freedom of speech and expression as enshrined in Article 19 (1)(a) of the constitution which need to be respected.
The government has already withdrawn its order banning 857 pornographic websites and has assured that a mechanism would
be worked out between ISPs and the Department of Telecommunications to ban child pornography. But is also high time the government tackles the menace of young girls and women being filmed secretly. This has been growing by leaps and bounds across India, especially in villages and small towns, where people are clearly not as smart as their smart phones.
These short videos are done during tender private moments by unscrupulous "boy-friends" and others to blackmail the girls later. While these videos of women in various stages of undress or sexual acts don't fall in the category of "child pornography", they are of a criminal nature as they have been shot and uploaded without consent and invade the modesty and privacy of innocent victims. These include the Delhi schoolgirl MMS, which has inspired filmmakers in Bollywood.
Drishyam (top) and DevD (above) are among the movies based on MMS scandals
These videos are remotely operated, and are shot during intimacy with a partner, in rest rooms, changing rooms, hotel rooms and trial rooms. One old man, who was arrested in Pune some years ago, had installed spycams in various rooms of a flat that he had rented out exclusively to college girls.
Much of this sexual material is generated in the form of "revenge porn" by ex-lovers, with the intention of destroying the lives of young women.
"You never know where the pinhole cameras could be hidden—they have been found behind mirrors in hotel rooms and typically, near electrical fittings. The safest thing for women to do is to ensure minimum lighting while undressing or during intimate moments," says cyber-security expert Capt Raghu Raman.
THRIVING MARKET
Clearly, just as prostitution exists because there's a thriving market for it, so do these clandestinely shot videos which are shown by porn sites and made available by ISPs on various platforms, including mobile ones. Porn sites solicit them on the internet itself, with attractive payment terms, thereby encouraging what could already be an organized crime.
However, these illegally produced sex videos can't be banned because they don't necessarily constitute child pornography. They are of a criminal nature but just a fraction of cases get reported and acted upon by the police.
One way to deal with this is to create mass awareness among school-going girls. They need to be counseled to be extra cautious about being secretly filmed in their private moments. Also, people engaging in such criminal activities need to be identified and booked by the police in large numbers.
The most important step, however, is to demand that ISPs and telecom companies refuse to provide access to such sex videos. They are partnering in a criminal activity with producers of porn and other websites and platforms such as YouTube.
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Q: In "xdp ebpf SEC("tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit")" what is xdp_devmap_xmit -- is this trace means trap handler code start for some kernel function I have ebpf xdp program with a function with elf section
  SEC("tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit")

*

*I like to know in above is this a hook for which kernel function

*and what is tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit
So the questions are
does this above SEC elf section makes my ebpf program an XDP program?
so if its true then inside tracepoint/ in tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit what are the other options are available. I can see xdp is  obviously available inside tracepoint/ as tracepoint/[xdp]/xdp_dexmap_xmit is obviously available and there are samples programs out there and | can anyone please explain a bit on this what else options in tracepoint/ are availble? and can I make custom tracepoint
for my some function in kernel

A: What does the section name refer to?

and what is tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit

tracepoint/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit is the name of the ELF section for this BPF program. The loader (here libbpf) will use this section name to know which BPF program type it is, and in this case, where to attach it.
The section name for BPF programs of type tracepoint takes the format:
tracepoint/<category>/<name>

name is the name of the tracepoint itself. Tracepoints are organized in categories. You can list all tracepoint for a category with perf list '<category>:*'. For example, for XDP:
$ sudo ./perf list 'xdp:*'

List of pre-defined events (to be used in -e):

  xdp:mem_connect                                    [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:mem_disconnect                                 [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:mem_return_failed                              [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_bulk_tx                                    [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_cpumap_enqueue                             [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_cpumap_kthread                             [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_devmap_xmit                                [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_exception                                  [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_redirect                                   [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_redirect_err                               [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_redirect_map                               [Tracepoint event]
  xdp:xdp_redirect_map_err                           [Tracepoint event]

What is this tracepoint?

I like to know in above is this a hook for which kernel function

You can get information on that tracepoint as follows:
$ cat /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/events/xdp/xdp_devmap_xmit/format
name: xdp_devmap_xmit
ID: 467
format:
    field:unsigned short common_type;   offset:0;   size:2; signed:0;
    field:unsigned char common_flags;   offset:2;   size:1; signed:0;
    field:unsigned char common_preempt_count;   offset:3;   size:1; signed:0;
    field:int common_pid;   offset:4;   size:4; signed:1;

    field:int map_id;   offset:8;   size:4; signed:1;
    field:u32 act;  offset:12;  size:4; signed:0;
    field:u32 map_index;    offset:16;  size:4; signed:0;
    field:int drops;    offset:20;  size:4; signed:1;
    field:int sent; offset:24;  size:4; signed:1;
    field:int from_ifindex; offset:28;  size:4; signed:1;
    field:int to_ifindex;   offset:32;  size:4; signed:1;
    field:int err;  offset:36;  size:4; signed:1;

print fmt: "ndo_xdp_xmit map_id=%d map_index=%d action=%s sent=%d drops=%d from_ifindex=%d to_ifindex=%d err=%d", REC->map_id, REC->map_index, __print_symbolic(REC->act, { 0, "ABORTED" }, { 1, "DROP" }, { 2, "PASS" }, { 3, "TX" }, { 4, "REDIRECT" }, { -1, ((void *)0) }), REC->sent, REC->drops, REC->from_ifindex, REC->to_ifindex, REC->err

This particular tracepoint will trace executions of function ndo_xdp_xmit.
What's the link to XDP?

does this above SEC elf section makes my ebpf program an XDP program?

No, this section name makes your BPF program a tracepoint program. It's a tracepoint program that will trace the execution of the receive hook for XDP.
How can I trace kernel functions?

can I make custom tracepoint for my some function in kernel

Tracepoints are only defined for specific points in the kernel (such as the XDP receive hook above). To be able to trace most kernel functions, you might want to use kprobes BPF programs.


This is the entire Irons clan of Chicago, IL. You met Charlie last week. He's the one front and center with the cigar in his hand. The baby is my grandmother Agnes Irons. This dates from late 1903 I suspect. The matriarch of the family, Agnes Irons, has just about had it with the girls. Or maybe just one in particular.
Everyone else is either used to this behavior (oh boy, here we go again!), or very uncomfortable it is happening (stand very still and she might not notice me).
A picture really is worth a thousand words, or a thousand thoughts, in this case.
Man, I really wish I knew what just happened. I could write so many different dialogues for the players of this one frame play. The longer I look at it the better the story becomes.
I do know that this was a family reunion of some sort. Agnes' daughter Christine and family were back in Chicago for a visit, having moved to Montana 15 years earlier.
Someone didn't approve of something?
We've all had family moments like this - I'm just tickled that this moment was caught for all of time - and that the photo somehow survived over a century to be discovered and loved by me.


While there is great potential for cave diving in the continental karst throughout Mexico, the vast majority of cave diving in Mexico occurs in the Yucatán Peninsula.
While there are thousands of deep pit cenotes throughout the Yucatán Peninsula including in the states of Yucatán and Campeche, the extensive sub-horizontal flooded cave networks for which the peninsula is known are essentially limited to a 10 km wide strip of the Caribbean coastline in the state of Quintana Roo extending south from Cancun to the area of Tulum and the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, although some short segments of underwater cave have been explored on the north-west coast (Yucatán State).
In the Yucatán Peninsula, any surface opening where groundwater can be reached is called cenote, which is a Spanish form of the Maya word d'zonot. The cave systems formed as normal caves underwater, but upper sections drained becoming air filled during past low sea levels. During this vadose, or air filled state, abundant speleothem deposits formed. The caves and the vadose speleothem were subsequently reflooded and became hydraulically reactivated as rising sea levels also raised the water table. These caves are therefore polygenetic, having experienced more than one cycle of formation below the water table. Polygenetic coastal cave systems with underwater speleothem are globally common, with notable examples being on the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Menorca) of Spain, the islands of the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cuba, and many more.
The beginning of the 1980s brought the first cave divers from the U.S. to the Yucatán Peninsula, Quintana Roo (Q.Roo) to explore cenotes such as Carwash, Naharon and Maya Blue, but also to central Mexico where resurgence rivers such as Rio Mante, sinkholes such as Zacaton were documented.
By the mid 1990s a push into the central Yucatán Peninsula by dedicated deep cave explorers discovered a large number of deep sinkholes, or pit cenotes, such as Sabak Ha, Utzil and deep caves such as Chacdzinikche, Dzibilchaltun, Karkirixche that have been explored and mapped. To this day these deep caves of the central Yucatán remain largely unexplored due to the sheer number of cenotes found in the State of Yucatán, as well as the depth involved that can be only tackled using technical diving techniques or rebreathers. In the end of the last millennium closed circuit rebreather (CCR) cave diving techniques were employed in order to explore these deep water filled caves.
By the end of the 1990s, The Pit in the Dos Ojos cave system located 5.8 km from the Caribbean coast in the state of Quintana Roo had been discovered, and it is presently (2008) 119 m deep. At that time, technical diving and rebreather equipment and techniques became common place.
By the turn of the millennium the longest underwater cave system, called Ox Bel Ha was established by cave diving explorers whose combined efforts and information helped join segments of previously explored caves. The use of hand held GPS technology and aerial and satellite images for reconnaissance during exploration became common. New technology such as rebreathers and diver propulsion vehicles (DPVs) became available and were utilized for longer penetration dives. As of January 2008, Ox Bel Ha includes 170 km of underwater passage (See QRSS for current statistics).
In 2006 and 2007 a number of large previously explored and mapped cave systems have been connected utilizing sidemount cave diving techniques and many times no-mount cave diving techniques in order to pass through these tight cave passages, creating the second largest connected underwater cave systems on the planet, Sac Actun, which presently has a length extent of 155 km (See QRSS for current statistics).


An Android app is available at the Android Marketplace.
It allows one to choose a ringtone and download it directly into the phone, and then give one the option of setting it as a ringtone.
Every time that tone plays, through the action of someone calling the phone, it will send information to the website detailing where and when it has played.
You will be given the option to opt out of this – if you don't want to give away location data you can disable this prior to downloading the app.
For more information please read The Map & Location section.