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Parliament Amends Law No. 10
Thursday November 8th, 2018 by Alsouria Net (opposition website)
The Syrian authorities are amending, but not cancelling, the controversial Law No. 10
The Syrian parliament agreed to amend articles of Law No. 10, which was issued by Bashar al-Assad and which has sparked widespread international and local controversy.
The announcement of the amendments comes after a statement issued on Oct. 18 by Jan Egeland, humanitarian affairs adviser to the United Nations, in which he said that Russia had announced that the Assad regime would withdraw Law. No 10, quoting a Russian official as saying that any reference to the law going into effect was "wrong."
According to a report in Al-Watan newspaper, articles of Law No. 10 pertaining to the zoning of administrative units in the provinces would include "raising the time allocated to owners to claim in-kind rights that are not recorded in the real estate registry to one year from one month previously. In case there are no documents, the applicant must note in his claim the locations, borders, allotments, and legal types of the properties or rights that he is claiming."
Paragraph 2 of Article 6 of the law is also amended to allow "The administrative unit, within one month of the issuance of the decree to establish a real estate development zone, to invite, in an announcement published in a local newspaper and in audio and visual media and on its website and in billboards in the area, the owners of property and in-kind rights which are not established in the property registry or in other agencies legally authorized to keep property registries, to declare their rights."
The paragraph added: "These, and all those who have a relation to the properties of the development area, either on their own or by proxy, must submit to the administrative unit within one year of the date of the announcement a request that specifies the chosen residence within the administrative unit, accompanied by the papers and documents supporting his claims or copies of them, if any. In the event that there are none, he must in his request note the positions, borders, allotments, and legal type of the property or rights which he is claiming, and all suits raised by or against him."
The amendment stipulates adding a paragraph in the same article saying that, "The rights noted in the property registries will be the basis for the work of the judicial committees stipulated in this law, and these rights will be taken into account during the committee's work in evaluating and resolving disputes and distribution, whether such rights have been declared in accordance with Paragraph A of this Article or not."

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This Just In from CNU20: World not yet saved
The Congress for the New Urbanism's annual convergence of giganto ideas and fine-grained pragmatism wrapped Saturday night with a party in a bar. The four days in West Palm Beach, Florida, marked the 20th anniversary of such gatherings, most of which also involved spill-over debates in venues with liquor licenses.
As usual, the CNU20 agenda was packed with passion and ambition, with a smidgeon of apocalyptic visioning to dampen out-of-control hopefulness. So what's on the minds of the NU designers, planners and fellow travelers these days?
Well, first of all, frustration that everyone on the planet has not yet fully embraced New Urbanists' prescriptions for fixing sprawl, poverty, climate change, public health, energy policy, auto-dependent transportation, education, water management issues, infrastructure crises and the 100 other items on our to-do list.
Unless you're Dan Solomon, that is, who, in a spirited Thursday morning plenary session, expressed frustration with the prescriptions themselves, equating high-profile placemaking devices like LEED-ND and the SmartCode with the Athens Charter-based Modernist prescriptions they're intended to replace.
Andrés Duany, his co-presenter and author of the SmartCode's original draft, offered no apologies for playing the game at hand. "This is a nation of laws," he said. "I would rather work under known rules than under the opinion of some committee."
Perhaps both views are moot, however, at least so far as CNU doomslinger James Howard Kunstler is concerned. In his future view, "There will be no zoning reform. People will increasingly ignore our zoning and building codes and simply do as they please."
The good news is that we decided to give everybody more time to keep debating, adopt the policies we recommend, and implement the plans and codes that emerge. But this offer can't be extended forever. So get busy.
The other good news is that we're not going to stop coming up with stuff. Only now, recognizing that we're in an era in which nobody's writing blank checks for changing the world in one fell swoop, we're exploring more modest rescues. Frugality and simplicity served as common themes throughout the Congress, expressed by Duany as a need to be "not green, but lean" and by noted architect Léon Krier's proclamation that "low-tech will be the high-tech of the future."
Many others were also debated during sessions over the last few days and will be reported out on the CNU site.
For a set-up for the whither-goest debates of CNU20, take a look at this introductory overview by Anthony Flint of the Lincoln Institute. Then, check out two generational perspectives we sampled at the Congress, one from co-founding CNU member Gianni Longo and another from Gen-Y planner Eliza Harris, who was just elected to the CNU board.
By far the best overview of CNU members' current perspectives is to be found in the interview segments shot on-site in West Palm by the guys from First+Main Media. The first is "Confessions," in which prominent New Urbanists reflect on the mission's over-reaches and missed opportunities:
The second is "Dreams," in which the same people, and others, look at our challenges and opportunities ahead:
Finally, for an intro to the videos, we turned the tables on First+Main producer Chris Elisara, interviewing him for the video below:
Watch the First+Main videos. Pass around the links. Better than anything we can write here, these interviews capture the disappointments and the big dreams of New Urbanism in 2012.
–Ben Brown, with Scott Doyon
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R. John Anderson says:
It might be helpful for first time attendees if there were footnotes in the printed program and announcements in the sessions that further debate and discussion will continue in venues with a liquor license. Tips from the local host committee might include the location of quiet bars (helpful to the older hard of hearing crowd after they have been out on the dance floor.)
Follow up on the CNU
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When you first start to use your voice, you're afraid people will turn away from you. They will think you're a monster. They will scorn and persecute you, take away your privileges.
When you first start to speak out, it hurts.
But soon you realize that if you don't use your voice, you will never change a thing. If you stay silent, you will enable the evil.
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The Line: Housing Costs Put Retirement in Question
by J.J. Barrow April 29, 2015 September 29, 2020
The Social Security Administration building on 1098 Valencia St. provides a view of the city's economic issues.
This is our third in a series examining who's in line at Valencia Street's Social Security Administration building. You can read previous entries in the series here and here.
Standing in line a government office is an unusual way to celebrate most birthdays after age 16, but its a common way to spend the morning of a certain one.
"I've just turned 66," many a senior will report on the sidewalk of Valencia Street.
Welcoming the dawn of their retirement age, new beneficiaries are often the Social Security Administration's happiest customers, even if they arrived at the building well before its 9 a.m. opening.
Others in line, like 74-year-old Charles Spears, are more pensive, realizing benefits alone will only go so far toward keeping themselves housed in the Bay Area.
There are more than 8,000 people over age 62 living in the Mission's primary zip code, 94110, according to the 2013 American Community Survey. That's about 11 percent of the Mission's population.
Of 6,066 Mission-area residents aged 65 or older for whom poverty status is known, nearly 16 percent had an income below the federal poverty level in 2013. That's about one percent higher than for seniors in the rest of the city. In 2011, only 11.4 percent of 6,401 Mission-area residents over age 65 were below the poverty level.
Like a growing number of seniors across the nation, Spears is still employed. With his savings depleted, and his wife too ill to work yet deemed ineligible to collect disability benefits, he decided to begin collecting his social security while continuing to work as a truck driver. "It's going to allow me to maintain what I have and keep on surviving," he said.
While Spears supports two children, ages 8 and 17, other seniors, like 78-year-old Maximina Lozano, rely on their adult children to help them stay local.
Lozano frequents the Mission Neighborhood Centers, where staff said they often work with local seniors struggling to find affordable housing in the city where they've worked and raised their families. The Centers offer a number of senior social services programs, including ones to help them search for housing and medical assistance. Lozano and other Mission seniors go there at eat lunch together, watch TV and sing in a choir.
When she walks home to the SRO she lives in with her adult son for $880 a month, Lozano sets her walker aside, clings to a railing and slowly pulls herself up twenty-some steps to her room. When asked how she cooks, she slid a two burner stovetop from beside her bed and laid it across a bucket. The makeshift cooking area occupied most of the open floor space.
Looking at families with a household member receiving social security benefits, 7.5 percent were in poverty in the Mission in 2013. Some 200 fewer families with a member receiving benefits were counted than in 2011, when 2,429 families with seniors had poverty rate of 5.2 percent.
Seniors frequently say they do not know what resources they will have in their retirement, not until they've paid the social security administration a visit. While homeownership provides security for many seniors in California, lower-income seniors renting in San Francisco may find their resources and benefits fall short.
Because of this shortfall, Mercedes Ramirez, 72, describes herself as depressed. She lives like Lozano, with her son, but she needs to move, she said. Despite her sewing and janitorial work, "it's really hard to come up with the rent."
Another, younger senior looking to apply for social security said he was fending off depression and anxiety because he could not find work anymore. "You want me for paint, plumbing, you name it, electricity," he rattled off. He could do it, he said.
But "this year, I'm in trouble," he said. "All the people I used to work with are retiring or dying." The 64-year-old handyman has lived in the Mission District for 30 years, he said, after leaving El Salvador when the civil war claimed his only brother's life. Since then, he's lived well in the Mission. Until now, he said. "No one wants to hire me anymore."
"New people don't believe me," he said, "but my mind is working!" He's been getting by at his home on Cesar Chavez Street using his wife's disability benefits.
Waiting in line in the morning for the Social Security Administration on Valencia at 22nd streets.
Joana Mattero, an activity and outreach specialist with the Mission Neighborhood Centers for the past eight years, described sad situations where the elderly often combine the money or benefits they have to arrive at enough to share a tiny hotel room like Maximina Lozano's on Mission Street. Some sleep on the floor. Because of displacement within the past two years, she's seeing the problem grow.
"They sleep two or three people in a little room," said Mattero, who is currently assisting more than 30 seniors. "They live in those studios, and it's not a safe place for them."
Mattero vividly remembers the tears of one woman of retirement age, who regretted leaving her job and subsequently moved to Daly City to live with her son. "She said, 'I didn't know it would be this bad for me to retire at this age,'" Mattero recalled. The woman had just discovered her small income was a little too high for her to qualify for health care assistance, and she could no longer afford her medication.
Staff at Mission Neighborhood Centers said 15 to 20 people come by each week, asking if they know of any low cost housing for seniors. They may have only $400 to $500 a month in social security to work with. "We go on the Internet to see if there are any places," said Mattero. "Everything is now a lottery. We see if they get lucky."
Juana Macias, 74, has been applying for low-income housing in the city for 10 years without success. She said her life is very calm, and her only problem is trying to make $800 a month in benefits cover both her $600 rent and her other needs — with a rent increase on its way.
There are about 16 affordable or low-income housing opportunities listed in San Francisco as of April with open waiting lists, but only one mentions serving seniors and many have estimated wait periods of at least six months, if not three years. The Bethany Center senior housing, on Capp Street near 21st, reports it can only open its waiting list every five or six years.
Mattero said none of the seniors she's worked with recently has won any of the city's periodic housing lotteries. Several of her regular clients, in their 70s, are being evicted because of remodeling. "We put in (housing) applications for them like crazy," she said.
"Before, they used to get a list of places they could just call, and one of them could get a place," said Mattero. But now, the competition for housing has gotten even fiercer. "Maybe this couple has a baby, and they get priority, or this person is homeless," she said.
Because of a dearth of low-income housing opportunities for the elderly, some older San Franciscans have no choice but to move out of the city to survive — or leave the country, if they are not U.S. citizens thus have no benefits, Mattero said.
The federal poverty guideline, $11,670 for one person in 2014, is a far cry from the $62,046 income the National Low Income Housing Coalition estimated necessary to rent a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco last year. The cost of housing in the city is about 198 percent higher than the national average, according to data from the Council for Community and Economic Research. In 2013, the mean social security income in 94110 was $14,032.
Although Mattero believes the housing situation for the local seniors will get even worse, she still tries to give her clients hope while they look for a way to stay in the city, she said. "We fill out the application and we wait. There's nothing more we can do."
Tagged: mission neighborhood centers, seniors, SROs
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J.J. Barrow began reporting for Mission Local in 2010. She once rode the 49 Van Ness-Mission for six hours straight while the rest of the city tuned in to the World Series — until revelry ended the route. She misses hiding in Guerrero's quiet Cafe Petra (now defunct) to write.
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Essigsäureisopropenylester ist eine chemische Verbindung aus der Gruppe der Carbonsäureester.

Gewinnung und Darstellung
Essigsäureisopropenylester kann durch Reaktion von Ethenon mit Aceton gewonnen werden.

Eigenschaften
Essigsäureisopropenylester ist eine leicht entzündbare, feuchtigkeitsempfindliche, leicht flüchtige, farblose Flüssigkeit mit aromatischem Geruch, die löslich in Wasser ist. Seine wässrige Lösung reagiert sauer. Mit Alkoholen und Aminen reagiert die Verbindung unter Bildung von Estern und Amiden.

Verwendung
Essigsäureisopropenylester kann als Acetylierungsmittel verwendet werden, das aus enolisierbaren Aldehyden bzw. Ketonen durch Umesterung Enolacetate bildet. Es wird als Zwischenprodukt für die Herstellung von Acetylaceton, als Comonomer für Kunststoffe und als Acetylierungsmittel in der Pharmaindustrie verwendet.

Sicherheitshinweise
Die Dämpfe von Essigsäureisopropenylester können mit Luft ein explosionsfähiges Gemisch (Flammpunkt 4 °C, Zündtemperatur 395 °C) bilden.

Einzelnachweise

Essigsäureester
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The Parish Council has been working with IM Properties, the owners of Blythe Valley Park, to try to obtain the best possible outcome for all when the next phase of development takes place. The Parish Council responded to the consultation and is particularly concerned as to the access to and from the proposed residential area for this site. The Parish Council is not in favour of the proposed access onto Kineton Lane and has made this clear. The Parish Council would hope better connectivity between BVP and the rest of the Parish can be achieved, with the protection and enhancement of existing facilities within Cheswick Green Village. The Parish Council has also noted the increase to the number of dwellings proposed on this site.


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After blogging, Wiki is the next big internet tool to explore. It has considerable potential to solve problems with projects I have in mind. The strength of Wiki is its weakness but an actively participating community would circumvent this.
So atractive as it could be, the right tool may not be suitable for the natural history community. Few naturalists are tech-savvy. But then again, perhaps we should begin to experiment.


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Former council leader joins the board of Brighton Housing Trust
The first Green council leader in the country has joined the board of housing and homelessness charity Brighton Housing Trust (BHT).
Bill Randall was also the chairman of the Brighton and Hove City Council Housing Committee until he retired at the local elections in May.Mr Randall has been involved in housing as a journalist, board member and campaigner for more than 40 years.
He was the founding editor of Inside Housing and remains a regular columnist for the magazine. He was also the chairman of Shelter's Housing Aid Trust.
Mr Randall served as a councillor for 12 years from 2003 until May. He was the leader of the council in 2011-12 and the mayor of Brighton and Hove in 2012-13.
BHT chair Joan Mortimer said: "We are delighted to welcome Bill to the BHT board.
"There are few people with his reputation and experience in the housing world.
"I am looking forward to benefiting from the knowledge, experience and wisdom that Bill will bring. BHT is lucky to add Bill to an already incredibly strong board.
"The board is keen to maintain the focus on providing the highest quality services to our clients and tenants so that we can continue to combat homelessness and create opportunities for clients.
"Sadly, our services have never been needed more and Bill will join a board already looking to the future challenges facing Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings where we work."
Mr Randall said: "It is a privilege to join the board of BHT which does such a remarkable job for homeless and poorly housed people in our city and elsewhere.
"Through BHT I have the opportunity to make a contribution towards meeting the twin challenges of ending homelessness and providing an adequate supply of decent and affordable homes in our city."
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About 15% of physicians are depressed, and 44% say they are burned out, according to a recent survey.
Physicians are tasked with taking care of others, but a new study suggests that their own health often suffers due to the pace and demands of their profession, putting them at high risk for burnout and even death by suicide.
According to Reuters, doctors are more likely than people in any other profession to die by suicide. About 15% of physicians are depressed, and 44% say they are burned out, according to a recent survey by Medscape. On average, a doctor dies by suicide more than once a day.
"There is a passionate argument surrounding the data and discourse about who's to blame for this situation." Dr. Carter Lebares, director of the Center for Mindfulness in Surgery at the University of California, San Francisco said that there are many factors contributing to this epidemic.
"Quotes from respondents in the Medscape survey capture this very poignantly: anger over a broken system, loss of time with patients, being asked to sacrifice dwindling personal time to 'fix ourselves,' and demoralization that the only way out is to quit or severely curtail our work," she said.
Lebares said that doctors need to be taught to manage their stress in healthier ways.
"The approach we promote and champion in our research and programming for surgeons includes cognitive training for stress reduction through mindful meditation training; learning skills for advocacy; and engaging the institution to address broader change," she said.
However, many physicians use unhealthy coping mechanisms to deal with the stress of the job. 21% of female and 23% of male doctors said that they drink alcohol to cope, while 38% of females and 27% of males turn to junk food.
Some have healthier habits for stress management: 52% of females and 37% of males say they talk to family and friends, while 51% of males and 43% of females exercise to alleviate burnout.
Lebares said that the medical system needs a cultural change, particularly with more doctors retiring, which may contribute to a physician shortage.
"Data are coming to suggest that an institutionally supported network of choices for wellbeing will be the answer -- some combination of things like limited [electronic records] time, increased ratio of patient time, better food choices at work and home, room for personal health (like exercise breaks), tailored mindfulness-based interventions, financial planning services or untraditionally structured jobs," she said.
In the meantime, patients could be affected by physician burnout: Doctors reported making errors, expressing frustrations and not taking careful notes because of their exhaustion.


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Elites And Their Houses
A Boston reader passes on this Virginia Postrel column talking about how housing regulation has made America less equal. Postrel says that under standard macroeconomic theory, the differences between wealthy places and poorer places tends to even out thanks to the migration of capital and labor. But around 1980, that started to change, to create a more rigid set of circumstances. Why? The cost of housing had a lot to do with it. It became too expensive for unskilled workers to live in or close to many big cities, because too much of their income was swallowed up by high housing costs. Postrel writes:
As I have argued elsewhere, there are two competing models of successful American cities. One encourages a growing population, fosters a middle-class, family-centered lifestyle, and liberally permits new housing. It used to be the norm nationally, and it still predominates in the South and Southwest. The other favors long-term residents, attracts highly productive, work-driven people, focuses on aesthetic amenities, and makes it difficult to build. It prevails on the West Coast, in the Northeast and in picturesque cities such as Boulder, Colorado and Santa Fe, New Mexico. The first model spurs income convergence, the second spurs economic segregation. Both create cities that people find desirable to live in, but they attract different sorts of residents.
This segregation has social and political consequences, as it shapes perceptions — and misperceptions — of one's fellow citizens and "normal" American life. It also has direct and indirect economic effects. "It's a definite productivity loss," Shoag says. "If there weren't restrictions and you could build everywhere, it would be productive for people to move. You do make more as a waiter in LA than you do in Ohio. Preventing people from having that opportunity to move to these high-income places, making it so expensive to live there, is a loss." That's true not only for less-educated workers but for lower earners of all sorts, including the artists and writers who traditionally made places like New York, Los Angeles and Santa Fe cultural centers.
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Finally, there's the never-mentioned possibility: that the best-educated, most-affluent, most politically influential Americans like this result. They may wring their hands over inequality, but in everyday life they see segregation as a feature, not a bug. It keeps out fat people with bad taste. Paul Krugman may wax nostalgic about a childhood spent in the suburbs where plumbers and middle managers lived side by side. But I doubt that many of his fervent fans would really want to live there. If so, they might try Texas.
Postrel wrote a longer piece in 2007 (before the housing crash) on this theme, contrasting Dallas with Los Angeles. Excerpt:
Dallas and Los Angeles represent two distinct models for successful American cities, which both reflect and reinforce different cultural and political attitudes. One model fosters a family-oriented, middle-class lifestyle—the proverbial home-centered "balanced life." The other rewards highly productive, work-driven people with a yen for stimulating public activities, for arts venues, world-class universities, luxury shopping, restaurants that aren't kid-friendly. One makes room for a wide range of incomes, offering most working people a comfortable life. The other, over time, becomes an enclave for the rich. Since day-to-day experience shapes people's sense of what is typical and normal, these differences in turn lead to contrasting perceptions of economic and social reality. It's easy to believe the middle class is vanishing when you live in Los Angeles, much harder in Dallas. These differences also reinforce different norms and values—different ideas of what it means to live a good life. Real estate may be as important as religion in explaining the infamous gap between red and blue states.
The Dallas model, prominent in the South and Southwest, sees a growing population as a sign of urban health. Cities liberally permit housing construction to accommodate new residents. The Los Angeles model, common on the West Coast and in the Northeast Corridor, discourages growth by limiting new housing. Instead of inviting newcomers, this approach rewards longtime residents with big capital gains and the political clout to block projects they don't like.
The direct results of these strategies are predictable: cheap, plentiful housing in some places, and expensive, scarce housing in others. A remodeler working on my L.A. town house a couple of years ago wistfully recalled visiting a cousin in Arlington, Texas, between Dallas and Fort Worth. He wanted to move there himself. In Arlington, he said, "you can buy a million-dollar house for $200,000." According to Coldwell Banker's annual sur- vey, a 2,200-square-foot, four-bedroom "middle-management" home costs around $141,000 in Arlington (or, for big spenders, $288,000 in Dallas), compared with $1 million or more in the L.A. area. One man's million-dollar dream home is another's plain old tract house.
This really is a complex problem. When we lived in Dallas, which has pretty lax housing regulations, I learned that "teardowns" are a big thing. Teardowns occur when a buyer obtains an older house in a desirable neighborhood, tears it down, and builds a much bigger house on the lot. Obviously this adds a lot to the cost of the new home construction, so you have to really want to live in that neighborhood. On the one hand, this is how you revitalize tired neighborhoods. On the other hand, people who live there may resent the massive McMansion going up on the street near their more modest houses. In the case of the neighborhood we lived in, the teardown culture would have eliminated historically and architecturally significant houses.
On the other hand, as Postrel points out, the more housing and zoning regulation you have in place, the more expensive housing becomes — and that has its own effects on a community. We're seeing that happen in West Feliciana Parish, where I live. I'm thinking of doing a piece on it for the magazine. I have not verified any of what I'm about to say, just to be clear.
If you drive around the parish, the first thing you notice is all the open space. Fields everywhere. Yet the cost of housing is prohibitively high here — so much so that, according to several local folks, their adult children cannot afford to live in the same place where they grew up. Why? Part of it, I'm told, is that most of the land is held by a few families, and they're not eager to open it to development. But it's also the case, I'm told, that there are lots of housing regulations in place that prevent development, especially of low-cost housing (for example, new trailer parks are banned).
These aren't all bad regulations. Some people here look at a nearby town, which has low regulation, and they see a sprawlsville that has consumed the green space. They fear that if we allow unregulated development here, we're going to end up killing the natural landscape that makes this parish so beautiful. It's also the case that there's a certain amount of NIMBYism — well-off folks who migrated here from the city to build a big house in the country, who want to keep people from following them.
The desire to keep this beautiful place from being swamped by sprawl is commendable. But it has a serious cost for the non-wealthy — and most natives here are not wealthy — in that it compels young families to establish their households outside of the parish. A friend of mine complained that his son, who grew up here and works in the parish, had to buy a house in another parish, and drive to work here, because he simply couldn't afford to live in the place where he grew up. This, despite the vast tracts of open space where houses ought to be. The relative lack of land open for housing development has pushed the price of land up to something like $14,000 an acre. To give you an idea of how much things have changed in such a short time, my father bought his land in the late 1950s for $40 an acre.
We will probably end up building a house on family land. If my dad didn't have that land, we'd be very hard pressed even to think about it.
Again, I'm going at this point only on hearsay regarding the things I've picked up from listening to people in the eight months I've been back here. If I write something for the magazine about it, I'll interview people on the record. The point is, there is a significant social effect that housing rules and regulations are having on the place where I live — and it illuminates within me my own conflict of values.
On the one hand, I don't want unregulated sprawl here, because I agree that if we let things develop naturally, we stand to ruin this place. Once the natural environment is gone, and once we junk the place up bigtime with strip malls, it's never coming back. That would be a tragedy.
On the other hand, I want this place to be a place where people of all classes can afford to live, and especially where people who were born and raised here can afford to return to raise their own children here. It would be a different kind of tragedy, but a tragedy all the same, if the only people who could afford to live here were the upper middle class and the wealthy, and this place became dominated by rich retirees and doctors and lawyers who work in Baton Rouge, but treat this as a bedroom community.
That's the tension. Both positions express a kind of conservatism. Do you want to conserve natural beauty and the land, or do you want to conserve the human culture (that is, making it possible for all kinds of people, especially young families, to live here)? Because you can't have both in full. Something's got to give.


I need snacks. Some people are not proponents of snacking, but I'm a realist. Having a selection of easy to make snacks helps maintain an "alternative" diet long-term.
I stopped eating yogurt years ago. There are many non-dairy options in the store, but they usually contain too much sugar, a FODMAP or insulin or "gum" which can cause GI issues. Most recently I also eliminated gluten free grains (see Grain Brain) from my diet, which meant I needed a few new snacks. Thus I began my search for the best yogurt recipe.
I searched for the best ingredients to use as a base. Feed Me Rachel had a nice recipe, but it resulted in a runny, thin yogurt. I wanted a thick, creamy, greek style texture. Science has shown that texture affects taste perception after all! I like my yogurt piled high in thick peaks with nuts and berries. And you can't achieve this with runny yogurt. So I added gelatin, resulting in the perfect texture I craved. The flavor of this yogurt is rich with the tangy-ness of Pinkberry. If you haven't had coconut cream before – you are in for a treat. It is mild – don't imagine it to have a strong coconut taste like coconut cream pie.
Here is my final recipe with notes. I've also included topping ideas for you uncreative types. Hope you enjoy!
1. Choose and sterilize a container for your yogurt. I use a one quart glass ball jar. You can sterilize by placing in oven, running under boiling water or cycling through the dishwasher.
2. Place the coconut cream and 1 full can on coconut milk in a sauce pan on low heat. Stir frequently until the cream is melted and incorporated. Note: I have found 365 brand coconut milk is separated at room temperature, but to assure this for other brands, place cans in the fridge overnight.
3. Pull the saucepan off the burner; the milk should be warm but not hot. Add the probiotic of your choice and stir well. Then gradually add the gelatin, while stirring constantly to prevent clumping.
4. Immediately after adding the gelatin, pour the yogurt into your container. To prevent spilling, I use my canning funnel for pouring.
5. Place the jar in an off oven for 24 hours. During this time your oven light or lights should be turned on with your container close to one of the lights. This creates some heat and the optimal environment for your yogurt. If you prefer a stronger yogurt, you can keep it culturing in the oven longer than 24 hours.
6. When complete, pull your yogurt from the oven. Separation from the gelatin may occur; this is fine. Just stir well to incorporate. Then place your yogurt in the fridge for 1 -2 weeks and enjoy!
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Ojojona är en ort i Honduras.   Den ligger i departementet Departamento de Francisco Morazán, i den sydvästra delen av landet,  km sydväst om huvudstaden Tegucigalpa. Ojojona ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Ojojona är kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är Cerro Payaguagre,  meter över havet,  km väster om Ojojona. Runt Ojojona är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Tegucigalpa,  km nordost om Ojojona. I omgivningarna runt Ojojona växer huvudsakligen savannskog.

Savannklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är mars, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är oktober, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är september, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är februari, med  mm nederbörd.

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The Orion's Arm Universe Project Forums › Offtopics and Extras; Other Cool Stuff › Books, Games, Movies, and TV
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(08-06-2018, 05:37 PM)terranova210486 Wrote: What do you hope to see in Season 2?
Additional loving parodies of Star Trek episodes and cliches.
Mike Miller, Materials Engineer
"Everbody's always in favor of saving Hitler's brain, but when you put it in the body of a great white shark, oh, suddenly you've gone too far." -- Professor Farnsworth, Futurama
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The Orville is basically Seth McFarlane saying "I'll make my own Star Trek, only with hookers and tequila!"
Generally my opinion of Seth McFarlane is that I don't like him, and if I met him in real life, I'd step on the back of his shoe so that his foot comes out a little bit.....
...But I love The Orville.
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What do you think of Season 2 so far?
(01-09-2019, 02:44 PM)terranova210486 Wrote: What do you think of Season 2 so far?
Episode 1 was a bit slow, though it did answer my question of how a race only urinates once per year.
Episode 2 was fun: a classic Trek morale quandary and life-or-death situation.
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Not checked out the season 2 yet, but the race that urinates once per year just piqued my interest. haha
(01-10-2019, 11:10 PM)Cray Wrote:
What did you think of Episode 3?
The next season is delayed, but still happening. I found some episodes unwatchable--one planet was basically modern Earth with social media, and another was astrology unconvincingly done. And the one with the time-accelerated planet and somebody becomes a goddess, I just knew how that would turn out, and didn't bother watching it. Other episodes were more fun than the recent Star Treks.


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Le tagwana (ou tagbana) est une langue gur du centre-nord de la Côte d'Ivoire. Elle est parlée par les Tagbanas. Il est étroitement liée à la langue djimini.

Les dialectes Tagbanas
Le tagbana est composé de 6 dialectes et quelques autres non identifiés.

Statut
Le tagwana est une langue en voie de disparition. Si rien n'ai fait d'ici 2040, le tagbana aura perdu 3/4 de ses locuteurs car la plupart de la jeune génération tagbana ne parle pas tagbana.

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The bosses of Paris Beauvais airport are unlikely to be raising their champagne glasses any time soon after their unloved facility was rated the worst in Europe.
In what won't come as a surprise to many readers, Beauvais-Tillé International Airport has been named the tenth worst in the world and the worst in Europe in a survey by The Guide to Sleeping in Airports travel website.
The facility, mainly used by low-cost carrier Ryanair, rubs shoulders with airports including Saigon's Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport and Islamabad Benazir Bhutto International Airport in Pakistan in the annual survey which is based on user reviews.
The site ranks airports based on four categories: "comfort, convenience, cleanliness and customer service".
And clearly users aren't happy with the Paris contribution to the list.
"If the seventh circle of Hell were a place on earth, it would be 'Paris' Beauvais-Tillé," one reviewer told The Guide to Sleeping in Airports.
Other reviewers listed grievances including a lack of chairs and unhelpful staff, while a shortage of toilets and poor hygiene standards also raised the ire of passengers at the facility which dubs itself "the smart airport".
Readers of The Local, meanwhile, seemed put out by the sheer (90km) distance from Paris.
@olivergee23 Was there once, years ago. Had to get a coach from a random carpark in a Paris suburb. I thought we'd gone into Belgium.
@TheLocalFrance It was years ago, but I yelled at the airline saying, "This isn't Paris" LOL.
At best, the airport "in what is plausibly a sparsely furnished converted factory with pre-fabricated 'temporary' 10-year old extension" appears to be functional.
@TheLocalFrance worked well enough. No frills, no service, like dining at a vending machine.
For the bosses at Beauvais airport, there is, however, one silver lining, albeit it a small one .The facility, it seems, is on the up. Last year it was ranked four places lower as the sixth worst in the world.
Have you used Paris Beauvais airport? Tell us what you thought of it in the comments section below.


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No fancy studio – just a well-lit kitchen. Maybe $1.00 in ingredient costs and $5.00 for props and it could have been produced with a smart phone. What kind of a customer problem-solving story can you tell with a little bit of creativity, your terrific sense of humor and your expert position in solving customer problems? Think about it!
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Mark your calendars! Everyone is invited to join us for a morning of "Egg"stra special fun and "Egg"citment. Mr. E. Bunny will be visiting us here at the Macomb Township Recreation Center on Saturday, April 13, 2019. Don't miss your chance to visit with MR. E Bunny who will be sure to have a surprise waiting for you. There will be plenty of games, crafts, inflatables, live farm animals and other surprises on hand to keep you busy and entertained. Don't forget to take a stroll around our "Hippity-Hop Trail" where you will receive treats from our "Hippity-Hop Trail" sponsors. Last day to purchase tickets is Monday, April 1, 2019 or until event is sold out. Tickets are limited and sell out fast. You must have a ticket to be admitted to the "Egg"stravaganza event. Tickets WILL NOT be available for purchase at the door. Doors do not open until 10:00am.
HIPPITY HOP TRAIL SPONSORSHIP: For "Hippity Hop Trail" sponsorship information or to register contact Michelle at dudam@macomb-mi.gov. The Hippity Hop Trail sponsorship fee is $50.00 and sponsors must provide their own table, decorations, and treats for 400 kids. The Hippity Hop Trail sponsor form can be found on the right side of the web page about half way down.
Thank you to our Mr. Bunny Sponsor!
Thank you to our 2018 Hippity Hop Trail Sponsors!
Last day to purchase tickets is Monday, April 1st, 2019 or until sold out.
Did you attend the Eggstravaganza event hosted by the Macomb Twp. Parks and Recreation Department? Tell us what you thought about the event by taking our Event Survey!


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Rainwater Catchment System Pump Sizing
Pumps are an integral part of almost all rainwater catchment systems; however, sizing a pump correctly is not straightforward and installers often fail to make the appropriate calculations. Much has been written on pumps for irrigation systems and for wells, but rainwater harvesting pumps can be markedly different. This series of articles is aimed at shedding light on the differences and assisting in properly sizing rainwater pumps. This first article will explain pumps and general pumping concepts . The second article will discuss efficiency and pump curves and the last one will explain the math involved in properly sizing a pump and provide examples of sizing different systems.
Pumping Overview:
Though gravity flow can be used for some rainwater harvesting systems, most systems require a pump and pumps are often one of the most expensive components of a rainwater catchment system, excluding the tank. Unfortunately, most installers and designers just install a standard ¾ HP or 1 HP pump because they "feel" it will do the job. In some cases it will; however, in a majority of cases it will either be oversized or undersized. This is like installing a high performance car engine in a go-kart; it is possible to do but it will use far more fuel than a properly-sized engine and will not last as long due to the engine not operating at peak efficiency. Likewise, installing the wrong size pump wastes energy, decreases the life of the pump, and increases maintenance costs.
Why care if the pump is incorrectly sized? Money is the simple answer. A high quality submersible ½ HP costs nearly $500, a 1HP about $600 and a 1 1/2HP $800. All should have a life expectancy of between 10-15 years. If an installer uses a 1 HP pump in a situation where a ½ HP would have worked, he is initially costing his client $100 more than necessary. In addition, the over-sized pump will probably need to be replaced every 3-4 years rather than every 10 years. Therefore, a small $100 error can become a $1,000 error over the normal life expectancy of the pump and this does not take into account the increased electrical use due to improper sizing or labor costs for replacing the pumps. With the $200 price difference between a 1HP and a 1 ½ HP pump, this same error would add up to more than $2,000 over a decade. It just makes good economic sense to spend the time to make sure the pump is sized properly for a given system.
Sometimes not only is the wrong size pump installed but the wrong type as well. Rainwater catchment pumps are a little different from a standard irrigation or well pump. Irrigation pumps are designed to push the water out to sprinklers or drip heads and typically require less gallons per minute (GPM) and pressure per square inch (PSI) than most rainwater systems. Well pumps are designed to pull or push water up from far greater depths when compared to the requirements for a rainwater system. Depending upon the system, a rainwater pump may need to both pull water out of a cistern (e.g., pull water up from a buried cistern) and create the pressure necessary for its intended use (e.g., faucet, hose, sprinkler, pressure tank, etc.). Therefore, in a lot of cases rainwater harvesting pumps need to be sized to both pull water up and push water out. Properly sizing a rainwater pump requires detailed knowledge of where the water is being stored, where the pump is located and the intended use of the water. Every installation is just a little different; consequently, a one-size-fits-all design methodology simply doesn't work.
Lastly, to make things even more complicated, neither industry nor the government has mandated a standard way to depict pump performance. Some pump manufacturers will include a fair amount of performance information, while others do not provide enough data to determine if a given pump is the optimal pump. Additionally, sometimes the information is published on the outside of the box, while other manufacturers bury it in a manual inside the sealed pump carton.
With all the above, it is no wonder pump sizing is a little like black magic and seldom done. But pump sizing is critical to the implementation of an efficient and successful rainwater system. Wasting electricity operating a system by installing a pump that is the wrong size is just not "green." Make sure your designer or installer provides you with the pump manual and the sizing calculations as part of your installation documentation. If you are building a system yourself, become familiar with the math involved (as covered in the other articles in this series) and then get assistance from a trusted source on selecting the correct pump for your specific needs.
Pump Sizes:
Pumps are sized in units of horsepower (HP), sometimes referred to as brake horsepower; however, pumps also are rated in flow, i.e., gallons per minute (GPM) and for a given pressure, i.e., either Head or Pressure per Square Inch (PSI). For example, a typical pump might have a table like the following, which demonstrates an inverse relationship between PSI and GPM:
It is these two specifications that really assist in determining whether a specific pump is sufficient and efficient for any given application. Two pumps can have the exact same horsepower rating and produce very different flows and pressures.
Flow is the amount of water that can be delivered in a given unit of time (e.g., 12 GPM) at a given pressure (e.g., 30 PSI). For example, in the table above, a pump with a PSI of 25 with deliver a GPM of 14 gallons per minute. When thinking about flow, imagine a meandering river near you and how much water flows by as you watch it for a minute. This flow will increase or decrease based on the contour of the slope and the intensity of the inflows upstream. Pressure is the intensity of the flow.
Fixtures and sprinklers require a minimum amount of pressure to function and in some cases will not function properly over a given pressure level (e.g., drip irrigation heads start popping off at over 30 PSI). Beside horsepower and GPM, all pumps are also measured in pressure per square inch (or pressure per square millimeter, if not a US pump). In the river example above, the water pressure in the river changes based on the contour of the land. The water pressure increases with steep contours, and decreases with flat contours.
As a general rule, with centrifugal pumps (the typical pump used in rainwater systems) the primary relationship to understand is that as the flow INCREASES, the pressure DECREASES and visa versa.
This critical aspect greatly affects the efficiency and effectiveness of a given pump. To assist with understanding this concept, think about the water pipes in the walls of your home. With no faucet or water flowing (i.e., no flow), the pressure in those pipes is constant, generally between 30-40 PSI; however, when a faucet is turned and water flows out of the tap (i.e., flow increases), the pressure drops in the line (i.e., pressure decreased and flow increased). Turn the faucet off and pressure returns to the line (i.e., increases) while flow has stopped (i.e., decreased).
When calculating pump size, both pressure and flow in static state (faucet closed) and dynamic state (faucet opened) need to be included in the calculation.
Pressure is sometimes referred to as Head. Every pump is capable of developing a specific pressure (measured in PSI, which translates into feet or meters of Head) at a specific flow. In the US, pressure for pumps is typically measured in Feet of Head. One Foot of Head equals 0.433 pounds per square inch (PSI). Because pumps are measured in either Head or PSI, it is important to be able to convert between the two. These formulas are as follows:
Feet of Head = PSI * 2.31
PSI = Feet of Head / 2.31, or Feet of Head * 0.433
For example, to convert 55 PSI to Feet of Head, multiply 55 by 2.31, which equals 127 Feet of Head. To convert 127 Feet of Head to PSI, multiply 127 * 0.433, which equals 55 PSI.
In simple systems, the installer should first determine the number of faucets, outlets and/or sprinkler heads in the system, then calculate the required PSI and GPM, then match these specifications to the appropriate pump. In more complex systems, the installer should take into account not only the requirement to push water out to the faucets and sprinkler heads, but also to pull the water up, for example, from a buried cistern (Ignoring friction and a few other variables for the time being. These will be covered in another article.).
For example, drip irrigation systems require no more than 30 PSI. If this is the only intended use for the pump, and the cistern and pump are above ground at the same elevation, and there is no upward slope to the landscape, then the pump should be sized to the requirement of the drip irrigation system (i.e., 30 PSI). Otherwise, the pump will be oversized and will work too hard due to the constant back pressure, thus shortening the life of the pump and wasting electricity.
The pump's Efficiency Rating is also important. This number provides the GPM and PSI at which the pump operates at optimal energy efficiency (i.e., using the least amount of electricity to deliver a given PSI and GPM). Efficiency Ratings are oftentimes published as a curve depicting the optimal operating range for that specific pump. It is critical for installers to consult this graph when properly sizing a pump for a given system. A pump that does not operate within its Efficiency Rating will not last as long or be as energy efficient as one that does.
To conclude, rainwater system pumps can be very different from irrigation or well pumps. Rainwater pumps need to be sized to both pull the water out of the cistern and push it to its intended end use (i.e., water fixtures, outside sprinklers or both). All pumps come sized in horsepower, PSI (or Head) and GPM. It is these latter two specifications that should be used to determine if a specific pump is the right pump for a given application. Most pumps also include an Efficiency Rating. To minimize life-time costs for the pump, it is critical to maximize the life of the pump and lower its electricity use. Consequently, it is critical to choose a pump that operates within its published Efficiency Rating given the demands of your rainwater harvesting system. Properly sizing a pump can be complex, but in the end it will save money and energy and provide years of carefree operation.
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Okay . . . I'm making some headway. Some of my 3D model creation issues are beginning to yield to good old-fashioned trial-and-error, and I've uploaded a test model to Sketchfab. The original is a Kirk Point from Allendale County, South Carolina. I didn't do full color capture on it, but I'll try one of those next. Take a look at the model and see what you think.
It reminds me of a little Romulin Bird of Prey from the original Star Trek.
What a cool tool to learn and use.
Very interesting. I don't think I have ever really taken a close look at the Kirk Points so always assumed the edges have been bifacially worked, but in this example, at least, I can see the edges were each worked from one side, although opposite sides for each edge.
The beveled edges are the result of resharpening on alternative faces. These "points" were used for cutting and sawing tasks in addition to (sometimes) serving as the tips of projectile weapons. Note that the edges are also serrated. When originally made, the point would have had a broader blade. This form of resharpening serves to maintain blade length as the biface is refurbished multiple times.
It looks burly, more like a stone bullet than a broadhead.
Wow, that's a lot of alternate-edge beveling and a really steep angle as well. That's very cool!
I will cut one from soapestone and send it to you.


We know what it is like when your little one starts teething they want to nibble on everything in sight. Ola Baby have created the perfect accessory for their Gentle Bottle, one that promote independent in babies who are keen hold their bottles. The Olababy teether/handle makes it easy for little ones to hold their bottles. The teether/handle are made from silicone, therefore soft and great for sore gums.
This handle is easy to attach and remove from the bottle (by adults) to allow for easy cleaning.


House had everything that we could ask for. Would highly recommend it for future guests.
Lower Easton Farmhouse is a fabulous Grade II listed farmhouse in a delightful rural hamlet located between Salcombe and Kingsbridge and less than two miles from the South West Coast Path.
Situated in the pretty rural hamlet of Easton, this is a fabulous dog friendly property which sleeps ten.
On the ground floor is a large hand-crafted modern kitchen with a range of appliances including a four-oven AGA and a Liebherr fridge, whilst an adjacent utility room and cloakroom houses laundry facilities and storage space. Elegant sliding doors open out to the spacious terrace and garden where guests can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining in the summer months.
The light and spacious dining room is ideal for entertaining with an oak table seating ten and a fireplace. This cosy living space features original oak beams, an Inglenook fireplace, Smart television with Sky+ HD package, and leads into a small snug.
The large en-suite master bedroom has a super-King size bed, plenty of storage and lovely country views.
There is another double room with a super-King size bed and feature fire place.
The third and fourth bedrooms have King-size beds and the fifth, built into the roof space, is a twin.
There is a family bathroom on the first floor and a shower room on the second.
The garden features a sun terrace, lawn, bistro table and chairs, and a table-tennis table. There is also off-road parking on the driveway for two cars, plus space for 1-2 more on grassy area at the front of the house. The spacious three storey dog-friendly accommodation is comfortably furnished and well equipped – perfect for a family holiday in beautiful, rural surroundings.
Five bedrooms: 1 x super King-size with en suite, 1 x super king size double, 1 x King-size, 2 x double. Additional cloakroom and utility room. Family bathroom. Shower room. Traditional country kitchen. Dining room. Living room with wood burning stove.
West Alvington is a friendly, tranquil village on the outskirts of Kingsbridge in attractive South Devon. With a wonderful woodland to enjoy leisurely walks with or without your dog, this delightful village is ideally located for exploring South Devon's beaches, traditional pubs, farm shops, plus further afield the dramatic landscape of Dartmoor National Park.
Note: Top floor twin room built into roof space, headroom is restricted due to low beams.


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Researchers Quietly Cracked Zeppelin Ransomware Keys
Peter is an IT manager for a technology manufacturer that got hit with a Russian ransomware strain called "Zeppelin" in May 2020. He'd been on the job less than six months, and because of the way his predecessor architected things, the company's data backups also were encrypted by Zeppelin. After two weeks of stalling their extortionists, Peter's bosses were ready to capitulate and pay the ransom demand. Then came the unlikely call from an FBI agent. "Don't pay," the agent said. "We've found someone who can crack the encryption."
Peter, who spoke candidly about the attack on condition of anonymity, said the FBI told him to contact a cybersecurity consulting firm in New Jersey called Unit 221B, and specifically its founder — Lance James. Zeppelin sprang onto the crimeware scene in December 2019, but it wasn't long before James discovered multiple vulnerabilities in the malware's encryption routines that allowed him to brute-force the decryption keys in a matter of hours, using nearly 100 cloud computer servers.
In an interview with KrebsOnSecurity, James said Unit 221B was wary of advertising its ability to crack Zeppelin ransomware keys because it didn't want to tip its hand to Zeppelin's creators, who were likely to modify their file encryption approach if they detected it was somehow being bypassed.
This is not an idle concern. There are multiple examples of ransomware groups doing just that after security researchers crowed about finding vulnerabilities in their ransomware code.
"The minute you announce you've got a decryptor for some ransomware, they change up the code," James said.
But he said the Zeppelin group appears to have stopped spreading their ransomware code gradually over the past year, possibly because Unit 221B's referrals from the FBI let them quietly help nearly two dozen victim organizations recover without paying their extortionists.
In a blog post published today to coincide with a Black Hat Dubai talk on their discoveries, James and co-author Joel Lathrop said they were motivated to crack Zeppelin after the ransomware gang started attacking nonprofit and charity organizations.
"What motivated us the most during the leadup to our action was the targeting of homeless shelters, nonprofits and charity organizations," the two wrote. "These senseless acts of targeting those who are unable to respond are the motivation for this research, analysis, tools, and blog post. A general Unit 221B rule of thumb around our offices is: Don't [REDACTED] with the homeless or sick! It will simply trigger our ADHD and we will get into that hyper-focus mode that is good if you're a good guy, but not so great if you are an ***hole."
The researchers said their break came when they understood that while Zeppelin used three different types of encryption keys to encrypt files, they could undo the whole scheme by factoring or computing just one of them: An ephemeral RSA-512 public key that is randomly generated on each machine it infects.
"If we can recover the RSA-512 Public Key from the registry, we can crack it and get the 256-bit AES Key that encrypts the files!" they wrote. "The challenge was that they delete the [public key] once the files are fully encrypted. Memory analysis gave us about a 5-minute window after files were encrypted to retrieve this public key."
Unit 221B ultimately built a "Live CD" version of Linux that victims could run on infected systems to extract that RSA-512 key. From there, they would load the keys into a cluster of 800 CPUs donated by hosting giant Digital Ocean that would then start cracking them. The company also used that same donated infrastructure to help victims decrypt their data using the recovered keys.
A typical Zeppelin ransomware note.
Jon is another grateful Zeppelin ransomware victim who was aided by Unit 221B's decryption efforts. Like Peter, Jon asked that his last name and that of his employer be omitted from the story, but he's in charge of IT for a mid-sized managed service provider that got hit with Zeppelin in July 2020.
The attackers that savaged Jon's company managed to phish credentials and a multi-factor authentication token for some tools the company used to support customers, and in short order they'd seized control over the servers and backups for a healthcare provider customer.
Jon said his company was reluctant to pay a ransom in part because it wasn't clear from the hackers' demands whether the ransom amount they demanded would provide a key to unlock all systems, and that it would do so safely.
"They want you to unlock your data with their software, but you can't trust that," Jon said. "You want to use your own software or someone else who's trusted to do it."
In August 2022, the FBI and the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a joint warning on Zeppelin, saying the FBI had "observed instances where Zeppelin actors executed their malware multiple times within a victim's network, resulting in the creation of different IDs or file extensions, for each instance of an attack; this results in the victim needing several unique decryption keys."
The advisory says Zeppelin has attacked "a range of businesses and critical infrastructure organizations, including defense contractors, educational institutions, manufacturers, technology companies, and especially organizations in the healthcare and medical industries. Zeppelin actors have been known to request ransom payments in Bitcoin, with initial amounts ranging from several thousand dollars to over a million dollars."
The FBI and CISA say the Zeppelin actors gain access to victim networks by exploiting weak Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) credentials, exploiting SonicWall firewall vulnerabilities, and phishing campaigns. Prior to deploying Zeppelin ransomware, actors spend one to two weeks mapping or enumerating the victim network to identify data enclaves, including cloud storage and network backups, the alert notes.
Jon said he felt so lucky after connecting with James and hearing about their decryption work, that he toyed with the idea of buying a lottery ticket that day.
"This just doesn't usually happen," Jon said. "It's 100 percent like winning the lottery."
By the time Jon's company got around to decrypting their data, they were forced by regulators to prove that no patient data had been exfiltrated from their systems. All told, it took his employer two months to fully recover from the attack.
"I definitely feel like I was ill-prepared for this attack," Jon said. "One of the things I've learned from this is the importance of forming your core team and having those people who know what their roles and responsibilities are ahead of time. Also, trying to vet new vendors you've never met before and build trust relationships with them is very difficult to do when you have customers down hard now and they're waiting on you to help them get back up."
A more technical writeup on Unit 221B's discoveries (cheekily titled "0XDEAD ZEPPELIN") is available here.
Source:: KrebsOnSecurity
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First Men in the Moon by H. G. Wells
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Britain won the Moon Race! Decades before Neal Armstrong took his "giant leap for mankind" two intrepid adventurers from Lympne, England, journeyed there using not a rocket, but an antigravity coating.
Mr. Bedford, who narrates the tale, tells of how he fell in with eccentric inventor Mr. Cavor, grew to believe in his researches, helped him build a sphere for traveling in space, and then partnered with him in an expedition to the Moon.
What they found was fantastic! There was not only air and water, but the Moon was honeycombed with caverns and tunnels in which lived an advanced civilization of insect-like beings. While Bedford is frightened by them and bolts home, Cavor stays and is treated with great respect.
So why didn't Armstrong and later astronauts find the evidence of all this? Well, according to broadcasts by Cavor over the newly-discovered radio technology, he told the Selenites too much about mankind, and apparently, they removed the welcome mat! (Summary by Mark)
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Q: Are neutrinos diffused or defracted by the moon? We all know that neutrinos pass directly through things, even big things such as the earth.
However it is also known that neutrinos interact with matter as a result of the Z boson or neutral current.  This results in small amounts of momentum transfer and people have looked at whether this is measurable, e.g. by making neutrinos bounce off things that they hit at a very shallow angle.
If matter deflects neutrinos in this way then does this mean that neutrinos that pass through, for example, the moon will get very slightly deflected, probably in random directions, such that the moon ends up acting as a neutrino diffuser. Alternatively if there are internal density gradients then there might be a degree of diffraction.  This will mean that if you are far enough away the moon will cast a neutrino shadow.  Is the earth/moon distance sufficiently far away such that we are in a solar neutrino shadow during a total eclipse?
No one seems to have considered this possibility, but it seems not unreasonable, and possibly testable if this Augusts eclipse just happens to pass over a suitable detector

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Is the earth/moon distance sufficiently far away such that we are in a solar neutrino shadow during a total eclipse ?

Another related question was answered by @dmckee here and gives an expression for the fraction of neutrinos absorbed by the planet Venus as $3\times10^{-8}$.
Now we'd expect the moon to absorb a smaller proportion (maybe $\frac 1 {16}$th of that), but we can use that as a rough guide and we see that the "shadow" would be barely perceptible even if we could detect most neutrinos (which we can't).
So I think a neutrino shadow is unlikely to be noticed.

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Handel's Messiah: Warragul
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Musicians of the MSO
Graham Abbott conductor
Samantha Clarke soprano
Sally-Anne Russell mezzo-soprano
Samuel Sakker tenor
Pelham Andrews bass
MSO Chorus
Warren Trevelyan-Jones chorus master
Handel Messiah
It's the most wonderful time of the year, which means it is time again for Handel's greatest oratorio celebration, Messiah. Composed in 1741, the work is still as potent as it was 280 years ago, inspiring joy and wonder from both first-time listeners and the audience members who have sung along for many years.
One of the most enduring works of all time, it only took Handel about 24 days to write Messiah. He began at the end of August in 1741, and his pen was down by mid-September, including the 48 hours he took to quickly work out the orchestration from his sketched-out draft.
While we've come to know and love hearing Messiah around Christmas time, it was originally intended for Easter. The conductor of the London Handel Orchestra, Laurence Cummings, thinks maybe it was because there was not much Christmas music: "There is so much fine Easter music… and so little great sacral music written for Christmas," he told Smithsonian Magazine.
Messiah's debut was at the Musick Hall in Dublin on April 13, 1742. It may seem like a strange location, but Dublin was quickly becoming one of Europe's most flourishing cities, with many wealthy patrons keen to hear new, exciting work.
Supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Robert Salzer Foundation, and the Freemasons Foundation Victoria.
The MSO and the venues in which we perform will operate under government health and safety guidelines in place at the time of the event. Entry to this event will require ticket holders to comply with the relevant COVID-19 protocols as directed by the venue, which may include providing proof of COVID-19 vaccination or valid medical exemption. Up-to-date information will be included in the pre-concert email sent to attendees a few days prior to the performance.
Graham Abbott
Samantha Clarke
Sally-Anne Russell
Samuel Sakker
Pelham Andrews
Warren Trevelyan-Jones
Beethoven's Ninth | 贝多芬《第九交响曲》
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Q: mysql in docker secure-file-priv problems mysql in docker on windows with python, local

LOAD DATA INFILE...
query gets the pymysql 1290 error, 'The MySQL server is running with the --secure-file-priv option so it cannot execute this statement'

mysql> SHOW VARIABLES LIKE 'secure_file_priv'; in powershell shows 'NULL'

tried LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE... as found as possible solution
get pymysql error 3948, 'Loading local data is disabled; this must be enabled on both the client and server sides'

found different solutions saying:
-'secure_file_priv' shouldn't be a path, should be NULL
-'secure_file_priv' must be empthy, (= "")
did not found how to acces mysql 'my.ini' configfile in docker to change...

does someone now a definitive solution? (i'm working only local)