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heartbroken2012 posted 10/10/2013 08:36 AM
So yesterday Wh and I were going to lunch together, the car in front of us was stopped and they were waving and yelling us by...they were women that my WH works with. He started giggling like a school girl while these two girls were smiling. ok i shrugged it off. We got into the place where were eating and they almost ran into him around the corner - he said to them "Hey what are you trying to do block me in?" All were smiling. I got onto him after about how he was flirting, and that he needs to try and not be "Overly" nice because maybe his overdone nice nature will promote the idea to women he works with that he is open to flirting and maybe open to an affair. He accused me of being "mean" to him when i said that. I also pointed out that these girls are good friends with the SLUT HORSE FACE HOMEWRECKER. I dont feel comfortable with that. He argued that they have never mentioned the slut to him or talked about her and they havent done him any wrong so he wasnt going to be mean.
We fought over it. He said I was being mean and I need to realize he has feelings too. Ok...Im willing to admit maybe I am a bit "sensitive" and may overreact to him being nice and interpreting it as flirting....
that evening...we were showering together and i was...grabbing...his "junk" and looking at it, and all of a sudden had a trigger. I let go of it and he could tell. He asked me what was wrong...i said nothing and tried to dismiss it. He kept asking, so i told him that sometimes when i see his junk or hold it I remember that he slept with someone else, and it was inside of her. It hurts. Does anyone else trigger when they see their WS's "junk". I do a lot.
Instead of handling the situation by being supportive and loving...he said "well somtimes when we have sex I remember that you had sex with your ex husband and had a baby and she is in the other room".
I told him that was different because it was before "US", and in the past that he had an ex. But the SLUT was while we were together and it wasnt the same. He pointed out "YES EXACTLY the PAST" referring to the A 10 months ago. We got into it a little but let it drop.
My aunt said that she thinks he was trying to reach for something, and knew I was right but didnt have anything else to come back and turn the situation around on me (which is his MO).
Am i crazy...its not the same? And do you agree that he was trying to turn the blame around? Surely he is smart enough to KNOW that Iw as right.
Later he randomly thanked me for making dinners all the time for him and our family...so was this a brief moment of remorse?
I dont know...
HormonalWoman posted 10/10/2013 08:40 AM
It's not the same at all. I think your aunt was right.
OldCow18 posted 10/10/2013 08:48 AM
Please. There was no betrayal when you were with XH. He's being absurd.
Kelany posted 10/10/2013 08:50 AM
Holy shit on the ex husband and daughter comment. I would have flipped out at that. He CHOSE to get married to you knowing you had a child. How DARE he say something like that. I'd be FUMING mad. WOW. Just...wow. If he couldn't handle it, then WHY did he get involved? Just WOW.
As for his interactions with the women? INAPPROPRIATE. Completely. Being rude is a far cry from flirting and acting like a 13 year old around them. There is no reason for him to engage with them on a personal level at ALL.
hummingbird8 posted 10/10/2013 08:51 AM
I'm sorry about the trigger.
I would not be happy with the flirtation and to me that would be a deal breaker especially if they are friends of OW. That is just not how a married man acts. I wouldn't be able to let that rest.
Exit Wounds posted 10/10/2013 08:51 AM
Unless you were a virgin, you had men previous to him. Just like the rest of us.
He is trying to turn this around on you and that is B.S.!
Remind him that we are all adults and previous relationships are not to be mixed with infidelity!
If he wanted a virgin than he needed to be one himself. Once you guys got together the past was just that!
Don't let him trap you with this BS!
[This message edited by Exit Wounds at 8:51 AM, October 10th (Thursday)]
cl131716 posted 10/10/2013 09:05 AM
Not the same at all. Like the others said he is turning it around on you. Not right at all.
I also think you have every right to be concerned about his flirting. A married man, especially one that has already had an A, has no business flirting with other women. Many people can flirt harmlessly but when they've shown they are willing to take it farther, I feel they lose that "right". It's sort of like drinking, it's all about moderation and some people just do not know how to be responsible drinkers so IMO they shouldn't drink at all.
sunshine226 posted 10/10/2013 09:11 AM
He is 100% WRONG
He can't compare your past relationship to his, they are totally different. Yours were before you were with him, his wasn't so they aren't even in the same ballpark!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Flirting or being mean? Those are the only 2 options he sees?
They just don't get it do they. My WH is friendly too, and it is viewed by some as flirty and now that he has been cheating on me, all woman think he's fair game
I don't trust him and I don't trust other women anymore either, because looking back on some of them, I can easily see them going after him, regardless of him having a wife and kids.
Current OW was in the dark about me and the truth of our relationship until I filled her in, but yet that didnt stop her
Your WH needs to understand that his behaviour is no longer appropriate because he crossed the line and he needs to realize that!!!!!
painpaingoaway posted 10/10/2013 09:14 AM
He is nowhere near remorseful.
For him to be joking and acting silly around female coworkers, especially ones that KNOW the OW, is just downright wrong.
My H has a great personality, and is always joking around with people; men, women, children, animals, lol, whatever. It has taken him eons to learn that it is alright in most situations, but NOT alright with females. Ever. It's fine to be pleasant. And certainly don't be rude, but DON'T encourage any sort of a 'playful' relationship with other women. HE IS A MARRIED MAN! And married men DO NOT 'play' with women other than their wives.
I must tell you about a man I know. He was actually my boss many many years ago. He was without a doubt the kindest, most honorable, man I have ever known. He simply exuded an air of honor if that's even possible. He was always completely above board in his job, he was kind but firm. He was certainly not without humor, but never said one word that could be construed as double entendre. He was calm, he was fair, he was honest, and he spoke kindly about his wife and family and always made it clear that they were his primary concerns.
HE, through his behavior, set the bar, set the standard, for the way he was viewed, and interacted with by others. And those around him improved their standards of behavior simply by being in his presence.
And in all these years, I have never met another man like him.
I would encourage you to encourage your H to become 'a better man', as I have encouraged my H to become a better man. And instead of being the silly jokester goofball in the office, become the man we could all respect.
IMO, this:
he said "well somtimes when we have sex I remember that you had sex with your ex husband and had a baby and she is in the other room".Was extremely passive aggressive, and downright cruel. Your H sounds very very immature.
doubleboggy posted 10/10/2013 09:15 AM
Not the same at all. Like the others said he is turning it around on you
Your WH needs to understand that his behaviour is no longer appropriate because he crossed the line and he needs to realize that!!!!!
tushnurse posted 10/10/2013 09:15 AM
He is behaving like a selfish little boy.
First the flirting is poor boundaries, he knows he cheated, and you don't trust him. If he wants this thing to work he should be doing every thing that you ask, as far as it helping you to heal from his infidelity, and if behaving like a flirt is something that you don't like, then he should be more than happy to stop it.
Instead he tells you, that you are mean? WTF? Well yah your a whore. Would have been my response. You see my point, he is trying to be dismissive with you, and not allowing you give your feelings worth, UNACCEPTABLE!!!!
As far as his shower comment, I would have spray shampoo in his eyes. Inexcusable, justification. He was really reaching, and even he couldn't conjur something plausable.
Next time, if there is a next time, he likens his A to your prior M, you need to stop him in his tracks, and remind him that his A took place after he signed a contract with you, stating he would be faithful, honest, support you, and not F other women. If he quesitons that, tell him that is what a M liscence is it's a contract that he signed commiting to his M and you.
He is behaving abhorently. I would really be tempted to pull some real hardline treatment on him. 180 - with expectations of how he needs to treat you and behave at the ready when he figures out that you are withdrawing.
I am angry for you.
(((and strength))))
SecondHelping posted 10/10/2013 09:24 AM
Does anyone else trigger when they see their WS's "junk". I do a lot.
Yes, I do. I even trigger sometimes when I look at her mouth. It's getting easier as time goes by.
atsenaotie posted 10/10/2013 09:26 AM
You are uncomfortable with his behavior, and told him you see it as flirting. It does not matter what these women have done or not done. You were uncomfortable with his behavior, you told him, it is on him to show that your feelings are important to him. You perceived him flirting, our perceptions are reality to each of us, and you certainly have cause to be sensitive in this area.
Same with the shower incident. You triggered and shared, his responsibility is to own it, not to blameshift or project.
Thank ing you for fixing meals was nice, but very different from him owning his issues and his behaviors. Better than a thankyou for fixing meals would have been to apologize for arguing with you when you shared your fears at lunch and in the shower, apologizing for creating a situation where you have these fears, and thanking you for giving him the opportunity to rebuild your trust and love.
Has he done any IC about his A issues? Has he read and discussed any of the A books like Not Just Friends or Sexual Detours with you?
allusions posted 10/10/2013 09:33 AM
The PAST is still the PRESENT until all of the issues are dealt with.
TattoodChinaDoll posted 10/10/2013 09:36 AM
I'm so freaking mad for you!
Regarding the flirting. There is a difference between being friendly and flirting. Being friendly is, "hi, how are you? This is my beautiful wife HB. WE are going out for lunch now. Have a nice day."
The baby thing?! Really?! He does know that he basically said he sometimes looks at her with disgust. Next time tell him that every time you see his face it reminds you that it touched his mom's vagina and you don't want to kiss it.
He is not remorseful what so ever.
refuz2bavictim posted 10/10/2013 09:42 AM
Holy hell, I'd have a real hard time with this
had a baby and she is in the other room"
Flippant remarks about your daughter?
WTH? That would have put me right over the edge.
Anyway, saying "Thank you" is good manners, common courtesy...definitely not remorse.
Nature_Girl posted 10/10/2013 10:01 AM
Oh wow, such cruelty. What a bastard.
BeyondBreaking posted 10/10/2013 10:09 AM
He argued that they have never mentioned the slut to him or talked about her and they havent done him any wrong so he wasnt going to be mean.
We fought over it. He said I was being mean and I need to realize he has feelings too.
This is one of the biggest fights H and I have had and still sometimes have.
So and so is flirting with him. He argues that she is just being nice, and that he isn't going to be mean/rude to that person.
*eye roll*
Being professional with someone you work with is not being mean. If someone is trying to flirt with him- he doesn't need to call her a hoe and yell in her face. He doesn't even need to tell her upfront that he is married and doesn't want to flirt (I can understand how that would be awkward). BUT, he can choose not to flirt back (ie, not acting all giggly, distancing himself, etc...). He CAN choose to change the subject to something work related. He CAN choose not to giggle like a school girl and play games in the car.
sometimes when i see his junk or hold it I remember that he slept with someone else, and it was inside of her. It hurts.
Yes, it is common for sex to be a trigger because he had sex with someone else.
"well somtimes when we have sex I remember that you had sex with your ex husband and had a baby and she is in the other room"
I would have shit a brick, I'm not kidding.
He knew about your relationship and your daughter before you ever got married.
You had a daughter and an ex before him ever knowing him.
How DARE he compare his disrespectful cheating on you to you daring to have a life before meeting him?
He pointed out "YES EXACTLY the PAST" referring to the A 10 months ago
You are right- this is NOT THE SAME.
You (and he both) had ex's, and pasts before you met each other. That is NOT THE SAME as his decision to cheat on you during your marriage. Yes, 10 months ago is the past, but the two had nothing to do with one another and he is simply reaching, and trying to make you feel guilty because he does.
This is completely absurd. I am SO sorry.
circe posted 10/10/2013 10:28 AM
We fought over it. He said I was being mean and I need to realize he has feelings too. Ok...Im willing to admit maybe I am a bit "sensitive" and may overreact to him being nice and interpreting it as flirting....
The reason you're uneasy about this is not because he had an affair, but because his behavior is inappropriate for a married man, period! This giggling and flirting he's doing is advertising his poor boundaries. People without interpersonal boundaries are affairs waiting to happen. Today it's giggling and advertising that he's available (which is what he was doing with the coworkers) and tomorrow it's step 2, 3 and 4 of the affair process. The fact that he was doing this in front of you means that he's not only lacking boundaries, but lacking respect for you as well.
Allowing your spouses to flirt with others in front of your face is not "respecting his feelings" - it's implicitly telling him that his lack of boundaries is ok, or that you're willing to let your marriage be damaged repeatedly. No way.
Am i crazy...its not the same? And do you agree that he was trying to turn the blame around? Surely he is smart enough to KNOW that Iw as right.
You weren't triggered and upset because he's had sex with someone else before you in his lifetime - you were triggered because he had a secret affair with someone and lied to you and hid it from you while you were married, taking your ability to make good decisions for yourself away from you. He LIED about it.
He married you with all the knowledge he needed to keep himself, his body, his health and his emotions safe. He knew you were married before him, he knew you had a child. Those things were open to him as they should be in an intimate romantic relationship. He had all the knowledge he needed to walk away if those things were unacceptable to him.
His affair was held in secret, and he took away your ability to keep yourself, your heart and your health safe, and he took away any choice you had to participate in a 3 way relationship. He didn't present it to you "I'm effing some coworker in the parking lot behind work and we're not wearing condoms and I'm texting her pictures of my junk! Do you want to get married knowing that I'm doing this?" -- did he? Because if he didn't, then there's no comparison to the fact that you were married before you met him.
And thanking you for dinner isn't remorse, and would IMO fit the bare minimum for polite kindness.
silverhopes posted 10/10/2013 12:46 PM
That he has you worrying about whether or not your PAST relationships are the same as his RECENT cheating means that he successfully deflected you. He did NOT own his shit. You shared something truthful and painful with him - that seeing his junk triggers that he had it inside of someone else while married to you - and instead of helping you with the trigger AND owning that pain, he crassly flipped it around on you.
That, plus the very obvious boundary issues with the female coworkers earlier today, would show me that he had a lot of work to do yet. He's not quite getting it.
I'm so sorry.
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There are apparently three other CAs that have discovered compromises since June, but have not made them public.
That certainly strengthens my trust in the SSL certificate system.
System is broken. De-centralize website security NOW!
Another CA system is broken article?
Consider an alternative model based on notaries:
Other resources of note: Moxie Marlinspike's article on "trust agility" [thoughtcrime.org], his Black Hat Conference talk on this topic [youtube.com].
I actually agree. Same with DNS.
However, there is a problem with reputation. How do you know that the name, or cert you have from someone is actually from the real person and not counterfeit?
We've tried central authorities. You have all seen the results. It mostly works, as long as you trust the central authority. How do you make a completely distributed system work? It requires some sort of reputation about people and companies you have never been in contact with.
Note, we haven't solved this problem in rea
I actually agree. Same with DNS.
However, there is a problem with reputation. How do you know that the name, or cert you have from someone is actually from the real person and not counterfeit?
Decentralize it! Open it! Fixes everything!
We've tried central authorities. You have all seen the results. It mostly works, as long as you trust the central authority. How do you make a completely distributed system work? It requires some sort of reputation about people and companies you have never been in contact with.
You don't MAKE it do anything! What part of "decentralize it" don't you understand? It's magical! Wave a magic decentralize wand around and crowdsourcing will solve everything! They're all reliable! There's no risk of some anonymous trolls coming by to piss everyone off and spoil the trust of the system!
Uh, there is a trivial way to decentralize SSL now that we've got signed DNSSEC working. Simply put the SSL fingerprint (Or even the entire public key) in a DNS record, which is then, along with the rest of the DNS records, signed by the DNS server.
Look, it is magic, and just as secure as before. (Because, frankly, if you have access enough to their DNS registrar to alter records, you can secretly point their mail at you long enough to grab a signed SSL key.)
This puts 'I can prove I own this domain name'
Parent post hits nail squarely on head. Just because Random Hopeless CA X is still in a browser's trusted root CA list, should not mean that they can issue certs against my domain that anyone should trust. Placing signed cert public key fingerprints (or even the public key fingerprint of the root CA that actually issues your cert, if you really trust that CA) would make it much harder for an attacker to compromise a well-run, high-value web site (such as gmail.com or a banking web site).
Google did this u
I find the way it works now completely absurd.
It's like if someone wanted to be able to prove they owned a car, they had to print up a piece of paper that said they owned it, and then go to a random 'Car Authorities' and have them stamp it.. The CA would then call up the DNS, I mean the DMV, ask for that car owner's mailing address, and mail the paper to them.
Occasionally, someone forges a stamp, or slips an extra stamp into the 'list of acceptable stamps' that people check again, or sneaks into a CA at
This is something that has deteriorated over time. I won't say the original cert system was perfect (there were flaws you could drive a 40 tonne truck through) but Grade I certification required significant documentation proving identity plus some form of actual (ie: non-written) contact. That was not a bad idea, the problem was they also offered Grade III certification (a note saying "it woz me" on a napkin) or even grade IV (the request sufficed as proof it woz you) and corporations naturally gravitated towards the cheaper options which you can fly an Airbus 400 through with enough space for 40 tonne trucks on either side.
The problem was that you still had to trust the CA and this is a major frailty in the CA system. Being assured that the applicant is who they say they are is a major thing - Verisign issued hackers with a signed Microsoft key at one point, because they were asked to in a fax, and DNS registrars are notorious for complying with bogus transfer requests - but it isn't everything. If the CA is compromised, then you have major problems even if all the officially distributed keys are legit.
Obviously, a Grade I cert system helps to some extent as requiring a thorough screening of applications means you aren't doing live cert distribution which in turn means the master key need not be on any online computer whatsoever. If the master key is behind a sneakernetwall, then hackers will have a harder time signing anything with it. (A sneakernetwall differs from an airwall in the level of competence of those moving stuff from one machine to another.) Obviously, given that eCommerce security holes repeatedly demonstrate corporations can't even put sensitive data behind a meager firewall and the VA is forever losing unencrypted laptops, there's a big difference between "need not" and "is not".
A way to side-step the issue - to a degree only - would be to require that keys be counter-signed by at least one other CA. It is less likely that two CAs have been cracked by the same person, after all. Or, well, it would be if it weren't for the fact that it probably WAS the same person who broke into all four CAs and there's been an alleged confession that the person did break into two. That person would have been able to counter-sign a key with another CA's master key and since these were the cheapo kind of CAs that probably would indeed keep the master key on an online computer even if they needn't or legally shouldn't, a "Web of CA Trust" is not enough to be 0.45 bullet-proof but is probably 0.22 bullet-proof. The current system apparently falls over if you show it a picture of a bullet.
IPv6 may help, since violations of strict hierarchical addressing are not only commonplace in IPv4 but actually a necessity due to the limitations of the addressing scheme. In IPv6, routing relies heavily on sub-domains having IP addresses with a prefix equal to the prefix of the domain plus two byte identifier unique within that domain. This means you can identify where things are. Yes, there are privacy issues for personal machines and that's been a major complaint against IPv6, but it means that you've a lot more confidence that a server is in roughly the right place. If you then add DNSSEC or any of the other DNS locking schemes out there, OR mandate an IPSec mode using certificates in a way that would offer equal guarantees that the server is who it says it is, it would help but you're starting to get into the diminishing returns then.
Of course, this might be the wrong approach entirely. This is trying to find a technical solution to what is ultimately a social problem. Social solutions are usually far better for such things. One social solution would be to regulate cross-border traffic such that eCommerce vendors (CAs included) that wish to conduct cross-border traffic (whether into the country or between boundaries within it) have to publicly declare all actual security breaches and may be held 100% liable for any loss due to unreported breaches. That's definitely not going to sit well with those
One social solution would be to regulate cross-border traffic such that eCommerce vendors (CAs included) that wish to conduct cross-border traffic (whether into the country or between boundaries within it)...
A much better social solution would be to tear down the borders. They're only there to perpetuate the slave trade anyway. Making them more restrictive is exactly the opposite of what is needed.
Ah yes. I can just see the US assigning full sovereign authority to the UN, which is what tearing down all the borders would ultimately imply. One world government, a new world order and all that. Half the country would be in flames and the other half would claim it should be entitled to be.
I don't dispute that borders are a problem, I certainly don't dispute that insular pockets take themselves far too seriously, but that's never going to work as a solution. Even if you didn't take it to the logical limits
For the paranoid/cautious: there exist extensions to FF which monitor suspicious changes to certificates (i.e., possible MITM attacks). I use Certificate Patrol [psyced.org].
Short of the companies wanting to the good/legal thing, how do you get them to make it public if it quickly puts them out of business? This is the same problem as with any security breach, except aggravated because the CAs basically have just five "customers" (the five major browsers), all of which compete in the realm of being the "safest" and so all five have to pull the root certificate for anyone who announces a problem.
Almost every decision Diginotar made around the breach, was a bad one. Other CA's have had breaches and made responsible disclosures and they are still around. That doesn't mean there are zero consequences (nor should there be), but responsible behavior goes a long way in convincing their 5 customers that they are still worth trusting.
Exactly! Mistakes get made folks, nobody is perfect, but the way to tell a good company from a bad company is how they react when the poo hits the fan which is why I still use Comodo products even though they did have a breach last year. Once they found out they had a compromise they were updating Comodo Dragon browser to revoke those keys as well as sending updates to the other browser teams, they even got MSFT to release an out of cycle patch for windows that revoked those keys.
So it all comes down to h
DigiNotar didn't make anything public. They tried to hide it, and that's what killed them. In fact, DigiNotar claimed nothing was wrong even on the day the Dutch government pulled their privilege to generate certificates to communicate with various government offices. I have witnessed this first hand because I work for a company that relied on DigiNotar's certificates (not by our choice).
And that's what killed them.
The big bad government had to step in.
Business will ALWAYS misbehave unless it is watched.
Much of the reason Diginotar is out of business is precisely because they weren't timely, upfront and open about the issue. They delayed any notification until after it was known by other means. They understated the extent of the issue, and AFAIK, never did admit to the full scale of the compromise. Quite simply, their own actions showed they could not be trusted.
That's why other CAs should have learned from that event, and should quickly be public and open about any compromises they may discover.
Also, the resulting investigation uncovered a gigantic mess. They built a castle, locked the gates, had it certified, then made huge holes in the walls because the gates were delaying the traffic... they didn't understand security at all and that was the final straw, IMO.
Is Comodo out of business? They are not, because they disclosed their compromise responsibly and took the necessary steps to correct their failure.
Diginotar swept it under the rug for as long as they could, and in the end said themselves that their audit trails were so poor there was no choice but to remove their root cert.
Making it public doesn't put you out of business. Watch the recent events in the certificate blunders and you'll notice that CAs who went public had worries, but could rather easily recover. Issuing new certs is fairly easy.
DigiNotar went under exactly for NOT going public and having any trace of trust eroded due to it.
This post is useless without naming them
At least it's useful for us to know that SSL has serious issues....
Delete ALL certificates in your browsers.
Then only add them, if you PERSONALLY trust them because you have checked them. Or at least have a more trustworthy third party that trusts them than "$browserMaker.randomResponsiblePerson".
The concept is rotten at its core, as there is no such thing as a global "authority". It's the opposite of natural human webs of trust.
This post is useless without naming them
I'd say the exact opposite is true. It's FAR more useful to NOT name the CAs. Why? It points out that the CA system is entirely broken. If the CAs had been named, the compulsion would be to simply point at the 4 "bad guys", hope they go out of business, and everything is back to "business as usual". Then wait for the next group of CAs to get own3d. Rinse, repeat. In short, it doesn't matter which 4 were hacked, because the problem isn't bad apples, the problem
You are entirely correct - rot is never confined to the "bad apples" that you spot - and the spreadsheet only shows the "bad apples" that actually sent messages saying that they were bad. It says nothing about CAs who simply revoked individual certificates that they know were unauthorized when it was a master key that was compromised. And you know that's bound to have happened. The disparity between bogus certs and compromised CAs was too great. Even there, you know that not all bogus certs get revoked, so
We need some sort of wiki for exposing flaws and hidden information that should be public. It'd be handy to see what secrets governments held. Also banking institutes. And it should be run in such a way that it doesn't make a rock star of the person running it while only actually leaking a few things. Maybe someone should get around to that someday...
Seriously, fuckedcompany had more corporate leaks than wikileaks ever has. Too bad pud sold out (Can't blame him for making money but it's a shame it's gone)
2. those that remain, put them under very heavy regulation, that they fund
3. anyone who wants to open a new CA must jump through a ridiculous number of hoops
the CAs are just too important to leave to the "hey man, the market takes care of itself" stupidity
I think we need to do the opposite - have thousands of CAs. What we have seen from this is that putting power in the hands of a small specially designated group is very risky. A public-key system can't rely on a hierarchy where a few organizations can bring down the entire web of trust.
The CA architecture as it is used in web browsers is only as strong as its weakest link. It only takes one compromised CA to make the whole system worthless. Having thousands of CAs would make the problem significantly worse.
If one CA is compromised, then you revoke the certificates generated by that authority and the rest of the system remains safe. The way it is now, each authority is so big they there is hesitation to revoke the certificates because so many sites then have invalid certificates.
I don't have a problem with turning the CAs into a regulated utility....
BUT, for that to work it would have to be everywhere/everyone at once,
including internationally, and that never happens in the real world.
I don't have a problem with turning the CAs into a regulated utility....
Regulated by who?
Especially when you have to deal with other nation-states that may well have a vested interest in playing nice just to get an opportunity to stab you in the back.
The problem with the CA market is that the hierarchial nature stifles competition. The guy at the top of the chain has pretty much omnipotent power and is effectively an oligopolist or worse a monopoly. His ability to say to his inferiors "see that X is dropped or *I* will drop *you*" is a very large club that can and will be used, and even if it isn't, it being possible is enough of a threat that often those lower in the chain dare not even think of defying their will. So the market of CAs is really the
...put them under very heavy regulation...
Yes, let's hand that over to the DHS
He said regulation, not circle-jerk security theater. We got enough of that in the CA business already.
There are apparently three other CAs that have discovered compromises since June, but have not made them public.
I don't know how CRL's work, but if you have a list of certs that were revoked, can't you tell who revoked them? Doesn't the revoking CA have to sign the revocation request? Or do the researchers know who they are, but they chose to not make them public?
This is why I don't trust Certificates I haven't generated myself. In fact my prof for one of my security classes (I'm in Computer Security and Investigations at Fleming College) actually told us that untrusted certificate situations are more trustworthy, as the majority of attackers will go about getting a certificate through fraudulent means to avoid the scary pop-up window.
He is right. But only in rather specific circumstances, and only due to the problems CAs have.
There's nothing more trustworthy than an "untrusted" certificate if, and only if, truster and trustee have some kind of preexisting relationship. But only as long as this becomes "common knowledge" and everyone does it, because then suddenly it becomes very interesting for an attacker to issue "untrusted" certs, since it's heaps easier than forging one and he can use the reliance of people on those "untrusted" cert
Put them all out of business and lets work on the actual issues. Browsers should be fixed to treat self signed certificates like normal encrypted channels and not viruses and there is a need for a new form of distributed authentication procedure that doesn't depend on a signing authority.
If you want to fix the problem, start lower in the OSI layer. HTTP has never been designed as a secure protocol, and HTTPS is a crutch rather than a solution.
I disagree. A self-signed cert can only assure you no one is able to eavesdrop, not that you're talking to the right server. However, self-signed certs should be treated like any plain old HTTP connection, since they're more secure than those, even though browsers make them feel less secure than those.
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While we do it almost daily in our lives, what use do we really have for CA's? They're simply not trustworthy - not by technical skills, and sure as hell not by trustworthiness; CA's willingly co-operate with intelligence agencies, for example.
Wouldn't it be much better that we re-establish trust as a two party concept? For example, in order to make money transactions via bank, I would first go to a bank's website, my browser would tell me I'm being offered the bank's public key or similar, and I would then
I wonder how may bank telephone helplines for on-line banking could tell a caller the fingerprint of, or even which CA issued, the certificate for their on-line banking service. I suspect that not many could.
It's shit like this which makes me wish I'd picked another career. Plumbers aren't held liable or responsible if a specific fitting they installed is found to be defective or prone to corrosion; electricians aren't considered idiots for installing something which, at the fault of others, causes power failure to their TV.
Hell, even the dipshit developers are regarded with higher esteem than IT.
It's discussed here [freedom-to-tinker.com].
Basically, with DNSSEC, DNS cannot be tampered with. All you have to is have the DNS then itself provide the cert [faqs.org], which the registrar then signs.
Basically, instead of having to send a CA our public key, and having them sign it and email it back, we just use the existing fact that, under DNSSEC, DNS records are signed, and stick so we just our public key in there. And unsigned keys can be checked there. Actually, it might be smart to have a specific mark on those keys, saying 'Check ag
Yes, let's please use DNSSEC so that our domain registrar becomes our effective CA. I'm not kidding. It would simplify things enormously, and greatly improve security, especially for high-risk domains.
After all, I can go to any corrupt or government-operated CA and get a certificate for Google.com. But in order to to spoof DNSSEC I need to compromise Google's specific registrar, who has a very strong business incentive to not sign my fake google.com zone. The bigger the domain, the bigger the incentive to p
And while the registrar would 'sign' the keys, it wouldn't be a process like currently works. No one needs to send anything in and get it emailed back. DNSSEC is supposed to be completely automatic. And the internet is implementing DNSSEC anyway, because of other security issues.
So once that's in place, you would just log into your registrar and paste in a copy of your public key into the host management area, or you'd point BIND at a copy of your public key, or whatever. That's it. The key actually used b
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Lead developer for Compiz, Sam Spilsbury, says he sees little need to develop Compiz for Wayland due to the increasing fragmentation of the Linux ecosystem. Spilsbury writes "What does compiz actually provide to users of these systems? [...] None of this functionality that user wants really depends on our compositing engine. There's nothing so special about our compositing engine that gives it a reason to exist [...] This is the real practical toll of fragmentation amongst the Linux ecosystem. It's not just that there are multiple implementations of the wheel. There are multiple implementations of entire cars which do almost the same thing, but a little different from everyone else. Some say this is the free software's greatest strength. Now that I know the personal and technical toll of fragmentation, I see it as its greatest weakness."
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I believe he was referring to the fragmentation between Linux distributions vs Something like Windows or Android which comes as a complete artefact from a particular supplier.
Yeah I appreciate that, his project could equally be accused of adding to the fragmentation as its a non-standard WM (though granted a highly popular "non-standard"). He's entire project is based on the principle that people can replace the underlying window manager behind their desktop environment of choice with another windows manager.
So I was more speculating about whether there was additional motives behind his rant.
There are a lot of changes happening in Linux which are doing more to push Compiz out of the market place (eg KDEs Kwin). So if his rant was purely about the fact that some distributions are adopting a replacement for X11 (which, to be fair, is fairly unpopular in Linux anyway, and up until yet, there hadn't been any viable alternative), then he's coming off slightly hypocritical given his architecture is designed to replace the desktops default.
I'm probably reading too much into things, and there certainly is an issue of fragmentation in Linux. But Wayland is one of the few instances where I think the re-engineering that's going on is deserved.
This is all purely opinion though
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One of the most common mistakes when building a Chevy engine is neglecting to check the rocker arm geometry. This is usually due to the name of the procedure being misleading and implying the application of higher math. What is required is to check the position of the rocker arm tip on the valve stem during the opening event. The procedure is quite simple and if an error is discovered, it is easily corrected.
Whenever the block or cylinder head deck is machined, the distance to the valve lifter will be altered and the push rod length will need to be modified to keep the geometric angle correct. Additional causes for error are a change in valve lifter style and height, the length of the valve stem, the installed height of the valve, the depth of the spring pocket in the cylinder head, and the design of the rocker arm.
Checking the rocker arm geometry should be a step whenever assembling an engine, even if standard stamped-steel rockers are used.
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Democrat Crit Luallen is reaching out to the United Mine Workers of America more than two years ahead of a potential gubernatorial bid in 2015.
Luallen, a former two-term state auditor, talked to UMWA members in Lexington on Thursday about her support for organized labor and for coal mining.
Union members gave a not-so-subtle hint about their early gubernatorial favorite by inviting Luallen to attend the Lexington meeting. She was the only one of a large field of potential candidates invited.
Luallen, who served as a senior aide to former Gov. Paul Patton, has made no secret of her interest in running in 2015. Reaching out to miners is a crucial first step in a major coal-producing state like Kentucky.


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How to Save the Newspaper Industry
March 26, 2011
Optimedia U.S. CEO Antony Young: Add Video, Buy Innovation, Give Away iPads
However, our agency is clearly not on its own. The newspaper advertising industry has been in steady decline for some time. By my estimate, they have "lost" more than $17 billion in advertising to other media in the last 10 years. Ouch.
Going to newspaper industry summits can't have been much fun this past decade. Each year a familiar story continues. A loss of ad dollars, circulation erosion, reduced head counts in editorial — the result of an internet-inflicted slow death.
But what would I do if the newspaper industry were a client? Rather than just add to an echo chamber already filled with word of its demise, what sort of advice or solutions would I offer up?
The first point I would make to newspaper execs is that the rapid shifts in digital and technology aren't just an issue for newspapers. Every medium is getting hammered, turned around or rethought. Broadcast TV is wrestling with the economics of investing in expensive programming amid slipping ratings, while cable and satellite providers struggle with the challenge from interlopers like Netflix. Yahoo and AOL are investing in original content but worry that they look "traditional" com
pared to brighter and shinier new web offerings. Even the all-powerful Google will admit it missed the social-media boat, while Facebook wishes it had thought of Groupon. My point is that no medium or media company is able to stand still. Every medium keeps finding itself at the starting gun in a race for survival or re-invention. Why shouldn't newspapers be at the forefront of innovation?
Arguably, their incentive to shift is higher, the risk lower.
So here are five strategies that could help bring the newspaper industry back from the brink.
Buy or bring innovation from outside, rather than trying to build it yourself. When an industry has been in cutback mode, like the newspaper business has been for several years, the first thing that will have been squeezed out is a taste for innovation. Take a leaf from the bluest of blue chips: Procter & Gamble. Under former CEO A.G. Lafley, who engineered the most significant turnaround of the company's history, P&G sought to fast-track innovation by tapping into R&D outside of the company.
Lafley recognized that small, entrepreneurial companies were more nimble and inventive than his own. In going outside, P&G was able to double its innovation success, which Lafley credited as a major factor in doubling shareholder value over five years. For the media world, many of the entrepreneurs inventing your future are in Silicon Valley or on some school campus. Track them down, buy them and build from there.
Learn from what the New York Times pay scheme gets right and what it gets wrong. A future where advertising is the lifeblood for newspapers, I'm afraid, just isn't sustainable. The number of advertising options available to marketers will continue to increase, and newspapers' share of ad spending will continue to decline. You simply need to find a way for consumers to pay for your content online.
You do have loyal readers, and I'd bet that they will pay. Sure, News Corp.'s Times of London reportedly lost 90% of its web traffic when it first put up a pay wall. But you don't need all that traffic anyway. The supply of ad impressions outstrips demand by a huge factor. That's why online advertising rates remain minuscule.
And that's why charging non-print subscribers $15 for four weeks of access to the New York Times Online and its smartphone app, under the plan The Times will implement widely on Monday, sounds pretty good. Dissenters variously argue that the Times is charging too much or won't make enough new revenue, and the paper may well adjust its strategy as time goes on, but the industry needs the Times to pull this off. And if enough other papers follow suit, maybe consumers will increasingly accept the charges.
Build better, not more, content (and audiences). Getting consumers to pay for their news online means not only giving them the content they want but also content they will value. Breaking news is overrated. In today's digital age, it's perishable, with a shelf life of a couple minutes at best. And that's if Twitter didn't beat you to it.
But exclusive, penetrating, well researched stories have value. Once the revenue model shifts from lots of eyeballs to paying eyeballs, the content changes. I envision fewer Paris Hilton stories and more print equivalents to "60 Minutes" and HBO-style content. Music to most journalists' ears.
Give away 100 million iPads. I'm serious. Make tablets ubiquitous in schools, fast-food restaurants, bus stops, trains, planes, libraries — anywhere that people have downtime to spare. Get Americans reading again. Consider it a public service. Get a new, younger, more connected consumer who stopped picking up a newspaper years ago to read, watch, hear and touch your content.
And since tablets are a more advertiser-friendly platform than the web, I don't mind if you give this content away.
Be a video medium. I believe in the power of the printed word, but as CEO of a media agency I value online video more, and so should the newspaper industry. TV advertising costs are increasing faster than our clients' ability to raise their own prices, so there's an appetite for shifting some of that video budget to digital. Online video is expected to grow 40% each year for the next three years.
Premium video on newspaper sites is highly attractive to brand advertisers. Wouldn't that be a turn, newspapers stealing ad dollars from television!
I'm sure there are more and better ideas than the one's I've suggested. Feel free to add them in the comments below. Newspapers have a proud history in this country. It's time for them to have a great future.


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Get writing! The FWA Collection contest starts on February 1
Today's post is by FWA Collection coordinator Su Gerheim. Our goal this year is to flood her with high-quality entries for the FWA Collection. With some of you enjoying a touch of peace and tranquility this holiday season, maybe it's time to get working on those submissions!
You're an FWA member – it's a contest – it's FREE! Best combination I know of to get published! Start now. Scribble something on paper. Let your Muse fly. Enjoy it, but start now. You've got plenty of time to put together a short story or two based on It's A Crime! That's our theme for this year's Collection – Volume 5.
Here's an idea – you've arrived on time for your Doctor's or Dentist's appointment. Okay, I haven't been able to get in to see any doctor for up to an hour after I arrive since the 1980's. I'm not one of those lucky ones who steps in the door, signs in, and the doctor is waiting for me. If that happens for you, wonderful. My point is there's probably some usually quiet, "dead time" that you could think about and jot down a paragraph or two for your short story. Or a few lines of your poem. It might inspire you to write about what a crime it is to have to wait so long to get in.
Your short story is limited to 1,200 words maximum and your poem is limited to 50 lines. It doesn't have to be that long, but it's not a novel you're writing anyway, so go ahead, start it, let your fingers fly and have fun with it. We all love to read a good mystery/thriller. Here's your chance to strut your stuff if you're used to writing thrillers and a chance to stretch your skills if you're not.
I'm so excited that Edna Buchanan is our Person of Renown for this volume it sends chills up my spine! She is a Pulitzer Prize winning news journalist who has spent a large part of her life writing articles for some of the most horrific crimes in the world. Just imagine it. Real-life crimes that occur every day, murders, stabbings, violence of every kind. She's been right in the thick of it for more than thirty five years. Now she's writing books that are real page-turners. She's going to write a short story for our Collection book and you could join her and be published in that same book. How thrilling is that?
One more thing being made available to all Collection contest entrants is editing services. Get your stories and poems polished to the best they can be! The contest is judged blind, but it's still being judged by human beings. And no editing will be done once you submit your work. Of course you want judges sitting on the edge of their chairs reading your stories, not fumbling and stumbling over your words. Here's something that will definitely smooth out the bumps. FWA is offering a special price for editing services to Collection contest entrants. The web site link to it is being developed as we speak. So now you can have your critique groups help you polish your work plus have professional editors put the spit-polish on the chrome for you. Check in to www.FloridaWriters.net and look for the new link. All the information is there.
The contest starts February 1st, 2013 and there's plenty of time to write something really terrific! Keep checking on the website for prompts from Jamie Morris. She's posting five prompts a month to help get everyone started. Want my opinion? It's fun. It's thrilling. It's A Crime if you don't enter! Enjoy!
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Packers plan $140M Lambeau atrium renovations
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- January 8, 2013 - 5:15 PM
GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Green Bay Packers plan to make $140 million in renovations to the Lambeau Field Atrium, starting this offseason.
The Packers plan to expand their Pro Shop and move it as part of a shuffle involving the Hall of Fame and Curly's Pub.
The Green Bay Press-Gazette ( http://gbpg.net/Uzd4aE) reports the Pro Shop will double in size and move to a new ground-floor location. The Packers Hall of Fame will move from the atrium basement to the second-floor site now occupied by Curly's Pub. The pub will move to where the Pro Shop is now.
Work is expected to be completed in 2015.
The project is the final phase of stadium renovation work that began in 2011 and included a new sound system, new video boards and about 7,000 new seats.
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Mount Union Named to Community Service Honor Roll
March 11, 2013
ALLIANCE, Ohio — For the seventh consecutive year, the University of Mount Union has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its strong commitment to community service in both the local community and on a national level.
Throughout the past year, Mount Union has taken part in projects like the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, the Dowling Mentor Program and a Community Wide Thanksgiving Dinner.
"The University of Mount Union not only strives to prepare students for a successful career, but also to be more civic-minded and have a willingness to give back to their communities," said Dr. Richard F. Giese, president of the University. "Our students are excited and committed to participating in the numerous community service opportunities that the University offers throughout the year. It is an honor to be recognized for these accomplishments and the University will continue to seek out ways to engage our students in valuable community service projects."
During the 2011-2012 Academic Year, more than 85% of students contributed to a total of 31,575 hours of community service while raising $112,850.50 for philanthropic gifts. Mount Union students have the opportunity to engage in more than 20 service-learning courses, alternative spring break trips and various annual community service events like Trick or Treat for Canned Goods and National Neighborhood Day. The projects tackled by Mount Union students include aiding local schools, nursing homes, Feed My Sheep Ministries, the Alliance Community Pantry, the YWCA of Alliance and Habitat for Humanity.
"Knowing that the Corporation for National and Community Service continues to recognize the efforts of Mount Union in terms of community service and civic engagement means so much to our institution," said Abby Honaker, assistant director of the Ralph and Mary Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement at Mount Union. "It shows that we are constantly implementing our mission statement in the lives of our students as they strive toward fulfilling lives, meaningful work and responsible citizenship."
Launched in 2006, The President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll highlights colleges and universities who play an important role in inspiring students to engage in a lifelong commitment to serving their communities.
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) oversees the Honor Roll in collaboration with the U.S. Departments of Education and Housing and Urban Development, Campus Compact and the American Council on Education. Honorees are chosen based on a series of selection factors, including the scope and innovation of service projects, the extent to which service-learning is embedded in the curriculum, the school's commitment to long-term campus-community partnerships and measurable community outcomes as a result of the service.
The (CNCS) is a federal agency that engages more than five million Americans in service through its Senior Corps, AmeriCorps and Learn and Serve America programs and leads President Barack Obama's national call to service initiative, United We Serve. For more information, visit NationalService.gov.


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LONDON, October 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Smart travel is a hot item on the country's political agenda. After years of effort and millions in investment, several isolated smart ticketing schemes have been launched across the country, with a varied degree of success. Yet, simple flexible fares, ticketing without queues and a single nationwide travel pass still remain a distant dream. That dream will finally become a reality with MultiPass.
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No need to queue for tickets - just turn up and go. No need to think what ticket to buy - MultiPass always charges the lowest possible fare for any journey the passenger makes, on any transport mode, with any operator, at any time.
Consumers will also be able to use MultiPass to pay for snacks and drinks, car parking and other travel-related products and services.
MultiPass solves a number of pressing problems for transport operators too, by reducing costs, increasing revenues, improving capacity utilisation and enhancing customer experience. MultiPass platform incorporates several groundbreaking innovations, including virtual ticket gate and a futuristic multi-functional wallet compatible with the UK smart ticketing standard, ITSO.
The Technology Strategy Board, the innovation arm of the UK Government, awarded a special £1.1m grant to the industry consortium to pilot MultiPass. The consortium, led by TEDIPAY, a disruptive London-based startup, includes several key players from transport and ticketing industries: GuestLogix, GIS, Global Travel Ventures, Centre for Transport Studies at Imperial College London and transport operators including Abellio Greater Anglia.
The consortium will run live MultiPass pilots in London and Glasgow in early 2014, prior to full rollout.
About TEDIPAY (UK) Ltd
TEDIPAY is a dynamic startup company that brings to the market a game-changing platform for secure mobile transactions. The platform includes such unique features as "chip & PIN" e-commerce and "zero Capex" transit ticketing. TEDIPAY formed strong partnerships with the top players in payment and transport industries.
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Abellio is an international public transport company which delivers rail and bus services to over one million passengers every day across the UK and Germany.
Greater Anglia is one of the railway franchises operated by Abellio in the UK. It provides intercity, commuter and rural services throughout the region including the Stansted Express service. In 2012, Greater Anglia won the Train Operator of the Year award at the annual national Rail Business Awards.
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GuestLogix is the leading provider of on-board retail technology and solutions to the passenger travel industry. Through its proprietary Mobile Virtual Store(TM) platform, the Company provides air, rail and ferry operators the tools to become successful on-board retailers, enhance service and drive ancillary revenue growth. With a customer base consisting of world leading airlines such as American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Ryanair, Air Canada and Alaska Airlines, GuestLogix currently serves more than 600 million passenger trips annually. Customer base also includes caterers, railways, ferries, hotels and commissaries. GuestLogix is publicly traded on the Toronto Venture Stock Exchange (Symbol GXI).
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GTV is a startup company that brings to the market a game-changing online travel retail platform which identifies all combinations of fares for journeys, including those requiring multiple carriers.
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The Centre for Transport Studies (CTS) is based in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London. CTS is one of the leading multi-disciplinary transport centres in the world. The faculty comprises academic staff with backgrounds in engineering, economics and mathematics, and around 60 research staff and doctoral students. It has consistently received the highest possible rating for research in all assessment exercises undertaken by the UK Government over the past two decades. CTS carries out teaching and research in a broad range of aspects of transport studies, covering transport engineering, planning, operations and management as well as geomatic engineering and surveying. The Centre also includes several specialist research units and enjoys collaborative links with other groups in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, elsewhere in Imperial College, other academic institutions and industrial partners.
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UVM Ranked 5th Among Public Doctoral Universities For Study Abroad Participation
- 06-07-2012
- By Megan Morley Thomas
The Institute for International Education has ranked the University of Vermont fifth in the nation among public doctoral universities for the percentage of its undergraduate students -- 32.5 percent -- who participate in study abroad programs.
The university is ranked 32nd among all doctoral universities in the country. There are 282 doctoral universities in the United States.
The ranking was released in November in the institute's annual Open Doors report, which collects data on international educational exchanges.
"We work very hard to find a large number and wide variety of study abroad opportunities for our students, encourage them to participate, and provide the support that will enable them to succeed," said Kim Howard, director of the Office of International Education. "Study abroad nurtures foreign language mastery, cultural adeptness and broad-mindedness, and problem-solving, all skills that are increasingly sought after by employers. They are also the qualities we need to continue to nurture in our citizenry if we are to move toward peace in the world."
UVM offers students 900 different study abroad locations in 80 countries and six continents. Its program includes 188 exchange programs with other universities, two UVM-run semester abroad programs and 25 shorter duration programs led by UVM faculty.


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So how are these genealogy friends going to keep track of everything, without software? I sure hope not like I did when I first began! About eight years ago, I taught a number of beginner genealogy classes. And beginner it was. No software was used by the students. So I devised a method that they could use to keep track of their ancestors. The page below is one of the two methods I came up with.
In the locations where I have ancestors, I have listed the states in alphabetical order, then the county, then town/city. Within the towns, I then listed my surnames in alphabetical order, followed by their spouse and what personal event occurred there, such as birth-marriage-death, with the dates. I entered all my surnames this way, and kept the pages in a binder. For years, I would bring the binder to libraries. Why? It was the easiest way to see what families I had in each state and in each county. Many genealogy libraries have books shelved by state, and then county, so this method made it a breeze to go down an isle (say Vermont) and see those I have for that certain area (Vermont).
If your library doesn't have open stacks, but instead, you need a staff member to get your books (closed stacks), you first have to use a card catalog or an online catalog to see what is available. An example, search Massachusetts, then Middlesex County, then Andover to see what the library has in their holding. Having all your states and towns typed and printed out, makes it easier to go down your list against the catalog.
I do not use this system any more; I have way too many names, towns, towns, counties and states. However, if somebody is just beginning out, I think this is a easy and free method. Of course, this only pertains to locations. What if they don't have a computer, a person can easily hand write everything. My form for names will be shown tomorrow. The example below was done in MS Word, but you can now use Google Docs or any other document software. (Further down, is the page in a pdf.)
ANDOVER (all the below had residency in Andover)
William Ballard / Grace Berwick—He died July 10, 1689. She died April 27, 1694.
Joseph Ballard / Rebeckah Rea—He born abt. 1645, married Nov. 15, 1692, and died Sept. 29, 1722. She died Feb. 11, 1739
Josiah Ballard / Mary Chandler—He born June 22, 1699, married Aug. 7, 1721, and died Dec. 26, 1780. She born March 8, 1701 and died April 3, 1779.
Josiah Ballard / Sarah Carter—He born August 14, 1721.
Simon Bradstreet / Anne Dudley—She died September 16, 1672.
Thomas Carter / Ruth Phelps—They married Dec. 25, 1706. She born June 1, 1684.
Thomas Chandler / Hannah Brewer—She born Oct. 25, 1630. He died Jan. 15, 1702 and died Oct. 25, 1717.
Thomas Chandler / Mary Peters—He born Oct. 9, 1664. They married May 22, 1686. She died July 21, 1753.
Andrew Peters / Mercy Beamsley—They married 1659 poss. here. or Ipswich. She died Nov. 5, 1726. He died Dec. 4, 1713.
Edward Phelps / Elizabeth Adams—They married 1651 here or Newbury. She died May 4, 1718 here or Lancaster.
Edward Phelps / Ruth Andrews—They married March 9, 1682.
Maj. Nathaniel Wade / Mercy Bradstreet—They married Oct. 31, 1672. She born 1647.


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About 40 percent of TV households have digital video recorders. Once you have one, you may think differently about the shows you watch. TV critic Eric Deggans of the Tampa Bay Times has found some hidden meanings in the TV series his DVR tapes week after week.
Love A TV Show? Watch It Live. Just Like It? DVR It.
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African football lost one of its greatest ever players on Thursday 15 November, as former Cameroon midfielder and captain Theophile Abega passed away from a heart attack at the age of 58. A legendary performer for the Indomitable Lions, he notably propelled his nation to victory at the 1984 CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Côte d'Ivoire.
During that tournament, the skipper scored a brace against Togo in the first round and also found the net versus Nigeria in the final at Stade Felix-Houphouet-Boigny in Abidjan, before becoming the first man in Cameroon's history to hold aloft a continental trophy.
Two years prior to this triumph, Abega had already contributed to another ground-breaking achievement, helping his country qualify for their first-ever FIFA World Cup™. Although the African side failed to advance from the group stage, they nevertheless departed Spain 1982 unbeaten, after securing three draws against Peru (0-0), Poland (0-0) and future champions Italy (1-1).
"It was with great sadness that I learned of the death of Theophile Abega, one of African football's most outstanding representatives, captain of Cameroon, part of the team that became African champions in 1984, and a man that I had the privilege of knowing personally," said FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter in a letter of condolence to Cameroon Football Federation President Mohammed Iya.
Please allow me, on behalf of FIFA and the entire football family, to pass on my sincere condolences to you as well as to the Cameroon Football Federation.
"Please allow me, on behalf of FIFA and the entire football family, to pass on my sincere condolences to you as well as to the Cameroon Football Federation," he added.
A highly skilful player and a creative fulcrum for every team whose shirt he donned, Abega's iconic status was also cemented by his character and leadership qualities. Nicknamed 'The Doctor,' a reference to an uncle who practised medicine and offered him health advice, he enjoyed his greatest domestic success at Canon Yaounde, where he won three Cameroonian league titles and two African Cup of Champions Clubs crowns, in 1978 and 1980.
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Abega's excellent performances at the Cup of Nations did not go unnoticed by European clubs, and he would subsequently sign for Toulouse in France, a move which likely sealed his capture of the 1984 African Footballer of the Year award, before joining Swiss outfit Vevey-Sports.
"His most treasured memory was without a doubt winning the 1984 Cup of Nations in Abidjan," recalled his former team-mate, Joseph Kamga. "And his lowest moment was probably the injury he suffered against Zambia in the same competition in Egypt two years later, because it caused the end of his international career," he continued.
Abega also brought the curtain down on his club career soon after, and returned home from Switzerland to take up a management role at Canon Yaounde.
Abega's leadership attributes would prove equally useful in later life, as he went on to become club president as well as be elected mayor of a district of Yaounde in 2007. Although he stated recently that he was being kept busy by a number of projects, the man who described himself as 'a true icon of Cameroonian football' will unfortunately not have the chance to oversee them.
He did, however, manage to guide his nation to glory and leave an unforgettable imprint on African football, and for that fans of Cameroon will forever be grateful.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The Penn State Parking Office has announced the registration dates and permit rates for student parking for the Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 semesters.
A complete rate list can be found by visiting the Student Parking Rates page.
Registration for student parking for Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 will begin on the following dates:
NOTE: Both off-campus and on-campus student registration will begin on Tuesday, July 30. Off-campus was originally scheduled to begin July 29.
Off-Campus Student Registration
-- 8 a.m. Tuesday, July 30: Applies to students who will be living off campus for the 2013-14 academic year. Permit options will include the following:
Commuter: Lot 44, Stadium West and Porter North. This permit is for off-campus students in need of campus parking for class and other campus activities but who have overnight parking at their off-campus residence. With this permit, parking on campus between the hours of 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. is prohibited, seven days a week.
Long Term Storage: Lot 43. This permit is for off-campus students in need of overnight storage of their vehicles. To be eligible for this permit, students must have completed at least 28 credits prior to the Fall 2013 semester or be enrolled as a graduate student.
With a valid commuter or long-term storage permit additional lot access is available after 4 p.m. on weekdays and throughout the day on Saturdays and Sundays (see Student Parking Map).
On-Campus Student Registration
-- 8 a.m. Tuesday, July 30: Applies to students who will be living on campus for the 2013-2014 academic year. To be eligible for permit registration, on-campus students must have completed at least 28 credits prior to the Fall 2013 semester or be enrolled as a graduate student. All Resident parking lots are available to permit holders 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with additional access available after 4 p.m. on weekdays and throughout the day on Saturdays and Sundays (see Student Parking Map). Permit options will include the following:
Resident Core: Brown 11 (White Course Apartments), Lot 22 (Eastview Terrace), Lot 42 (Nittany Apartments), Lot 81 (Pollock and South Halls), Lot 82 (East Halls), YWH (Nittany Deck parking for West Halls residents).
Resident Long Term Storage: Lot 83 (available for all eligible on-campus students).
Permit registration can be completed online or at the Parking Office, located at 1 Eisenhower Parking Deck. In order to complete registration, students will need their Penn State ID, full local address and the license plate information for their vehicle(s). Registrations completed online are charged to the student's bursar account, while in-person registrations at the Parking Office have the following payment options: cash, check or money order, LionCash+, major credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover) or charge to the student's bursar account
Permits can be mailed to the student's home address, or they can be held for pickup during student arrival at the Parking Office. Normal business hours for the Parking Office are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, though special student arrival hours will be observed from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, and Sunday, Aug. 25.
Please direct any questions to the Parking Office by phone at 814-865-1436 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. To receive updates on campus parking, like us on Facebook at Penn State Transportation Services or follow us on Twitter at @psuparking.
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I've a Terratec Cinergy 2400I Dt Dvb Freeview Pcie Dual Tv Tuner Card - apparently working but untested - free to a good home.
Allegedly it works with Linux / MythTv; certainly the kernel recognises it on my OpenSuse box.
Just the card, no remote/manuals etc. I'll see to UK postage but contributions would be welcome if you need it further afield or off-planet.
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Press Release
Abbott Laboratories to Pay $1.5 Billion to Settle Drug Marketing Claims
October 5, 2012
Attorney General Michael C. Geraghty announced today that Alaska, other states and the federal government have reached a settlement with an international health care company. Abbott Laboratories has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to settle federal and state claims that it illegally distributed, marketed and sold the anti-seizure medication Depakote for uses not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Abbott pled guilty on May 7, 2012 in the United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia pursuant to a criminal action filed by the U.S. Attorney's Office. Abbott agreed to pay $1.5 billion to resolve its civil and criminal liability related to government health programs that were allegedly defrauded when the company received reimbursements for Depakote after engaging in illegal marketing practices.
Abbott unlawfully promoted Depakote as a drug which could control aggression and agitation in elderly dementia patients and to treat schizophrenia. Abbott admitted that between 1998 and 2006, it maintained a sales force team trained to market the drug in nursing homes for the unapproved uses, despite the absence of credible scientific evidence that the drug was safe for that use.
The settlement represents the largest Medicaid fraud recovery in the history of the United States resulting from a state-led inquiry. The State of Alaska Division of Medical Assistance has received a check for over $508,000 dollars as its share of the settlement.
The Alaska Medicaid Fraud Control Unit is responsible for investigating and prosecuting Medicaid fraud and elder abuse. To report suspected Medicaid provider fraud, the public may contact the Department of Law in person, by phone at (907) 269-6297 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
For more information on this case call Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Director Andrew Peterson at (907) 269-6279.
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InterMat Job Board
Cumberland University Graduate assistant coach to start in late October
Graduate Assistant Coach
Responsibilities shall include but not be limited to the following: instruction, coaching student-athletes,recruiting, match management,individual workouts, video coordination, administrative duties, and ability to work compatibly with all athletics department personnel, and other responsibilities as directed by the Head Coach. This position, along with all staff, is responsible for the integrity of Cumberland University's intercollegiate athletics program and for the reputation of Cumberland University. This position is responsible for insuring that his involvement with Athletic Department activities maintains the integrity of the University's reputation and does not negatively impact the relationship between the University and its faculty, staff, students and alumni. Additionally, this position must comply with University policies and procedures, NAIA rules and regulations.
Jarad Swint
Head Wrestling Coach
Cumberland University
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Caros Fodor
TRAINING: I wake up around 7am and go to work. During my lunch I do my cardio/ weight training. I get off around 4pm, eat, then head to the gym, where I spend most of my night. Then I go home, eat, sleep and do it again.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training after I returned home from the war. In my younger days I was a real turd and got into a bunch of street altercations, which eventually led me to AMC and MMA.
What ranks and titles have you held? As an amateur I was the Genesis Muay Thai Champion, 170lb MMA champion and the super fight champion.
Do you have any heroes? Man, I got a bunch of heroes, from Nelson Mandela, Che, to Fedor, Wanderlei Silva, and more.
What does it mean for you to fight in STRIKEFORCE? It means everything to me right now, it is my life. I have been working towards getting here ever since I started MMA. It's taken a lot of blood, sweat, stress and sacrifice to get here. I 'm very glad all the work has paid off. However, I don't want to blow this opportunity, so I'm working hard to stay here and climb the ladder.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I went to Shoreline Community College and got an AA degree in Criminal Justice.
What was your job before you started fighting? I was in the Marine Corps reserve out of high school. At this time I also worked at Papa Murphy's, GNC, I did roofing for a bit, then personal training. Then about five yrs ago I started working at a foster home with autistic children and have been doing that ever since.
Favorite grappling technique: Favorite grappling move is the one I grab in practice all the time, which is the flying arm bar from the clinch.
Favorite Striking technique: Favorite strike would be the high nine to the face. AKA "The Cro Cop"
What do you consider to be the key fight in your career, and why? Honestly I would have to say beating David Douglas was the biggest key moment so far. It was my biggest win in Strikeforce and kind of put me on the 155 board.
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Crews rescue family of 6 stranded in mountains
05/06/2014 6:38amA family with four young children is safe at home after spending hours lost in the cold mountains of northern Utah.
Prison inmate found dead in apparent suicide
05/06/2014 7:27amA Utah State Prison inmate was found dead in his cell Monday after an apparent suicide.
Local leaders divided on Supreme Court's prayer ruling
05/06/2014 7:53amLocal leaders react to a Supreme Court of the United States ruling that allows religion- specific prayers in government meetings, as long as a good-faith effort is made to include all groups.
Sprinklers prevented potentially deadly arson fire, officials say
05/06/2014 8:04amFire officials say an apartment complex's overhead sprinkler system prevented a potentially deadly situation over the weekend.
Are college remedial classes a waste of money?
05/06/2014 8:52amAre community colleges short-changing students? Recently, one group has criticized the community college system, saying many remedial classes are a bridge to nowhere.
Family: Woman stranded 5 days after crash will lose feet
05/06/2014 9:13amKristin Hopkins wrote pleas for help on a red-and-white umbrella that she managed to push through a broken window of her crashed car and open, hoping to attract the attention of drivers on a scenic highway above.
18 tips to ensure you're using LinkedIn effectively
05/06/2014 9:50amSocial media sites can be overwhelming to say the least. One thing, however, is for sure – and that's the fact that every social site or product has its own purpose. LinkedIn is no different.
Roundup of 8 wild horses a 'drop in the bucket,' commissioner says
05/06/2014 10:07amThe Bureau of Land Management brought eight wild horses into Cedar City Monday as part of the first roundup of the animals.
U. president to weigh 'possible updated lyrics' for fight song
05/06/2014 10:52amAfter a lengthy debate over the University of Utah fight song, university President David Pershing announced a committee to review "possible updated lyrics."
10 things to pack on your next vacation
05/06/2014 11:05amPacking for a trip can be stressful: to bring or not to bring? Here are a few products worth bringing that can make your travels easier.
Twins reunited after 78 years
05/06/2014 11:22amIn 1936, a pregnant single woman in England made the difficult decision to give up one of her newborns, separating fraternal twins. It would be 78 years before the girls were reunited.
'Star Wars: Episode VII' subtitle revealed?
05/06/2014 11:43amRumors have surfaced that the subtitle for "Star Wars: Episode VII" has been leaked.
WHO sounds alarm on spread of polio
05/06/2014 11:53amThe spread of polio constitutes an international public health emergency, the World Health Organization declared Monday.
5 brothers complete the St. George Half Ironman together
05/06/2014 11:56amEmotions ran high as we watched two brothers coming slowly down the road. One, just trying to make it to the end, the other pushing him on just as he had done for 8 straight hours.
Bridge collapse closes I-15 in Calif.
05/06/2014 12:16pmDrivers traveling to California on I-15 may encounter delays Tuesday.
Lewinsky writes about affair with Bill Clinton
05/06/2014 12:58pmSaying "It's time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress," Monica Lewinsky is writing for the first time about her affair in the 1990s with President Bill Clinton.
Have You Seen This? 'Mother Power'
05/06/2014 1:15pmBYUtv's "Studio C" has created a unique "tribute" to expectant mothers. Be afraid.
New doubts arise for 'Jesus' Wife' papyrus
05/06/2014 1:59pmWeeks after scientists said testing indicated the papyrus known as "The Gospel of Jesus' Wife" was not a fake, new doubts have been brought forward about its authenticity.
How a Facebook photo led to a rare diagnosis
05/06/2014 2:00pmPosting your kids photo on Facebook might not be your cup of tea, but in this case, it saved a little girl's vision.
User photos: This week in news
05/06/2014 3:04pmThis week's user photos include: a TRAX train collides with a car, a semi truck catches fire on I-15, a school bus fire in Sandy, a SUV crashes into a Sugarhouse home, and Union Pacific's latest acquisition makes a stop in Salt Lake.
Chicago cafe creates the 'wonut' — a waffle donut
05/06/2014 3:06pmFoodies, rejoice! First, there was the "cronut" (croissant and donut combination) — now there is another delicious food hybrid — the waffle donut.
Reaction to BYU's announcement of 3 alternate jerseys
05/06/2014 4:10pmToday, BYU Sports Nation tweeted a picture of three alternate uniforms the Cougars will don in home games in 2014.
Utah No. 8 most bike friendly state, group says
05/06/2014 4:58pmThe state's top signs of bicycle success include having more than one percent of the population commuting by bike and a state bicycle plan, according to the state's report card.
Infant chiropractic gaining popularity as way to treat common illnesses
05/06/2014 5:39pmInfant chiropractic isn't new, but more moms are turning to this alternative method to deal with common childhood illnesses, and they are touting the benefits on blogs and Facebook posts.
Divers retrieve turkeys killed in crash
05/06/2014 5:51pmA dive team spent the day Tuesday pulling dead turkeys and pieces of a wrecked truck from Deer Creek Reservoir.
5 steps for starting, maintaining your central air system
05/06/2014 6:06pmHere are some tips to get the most of your central air system and keep it running efficiently and strong all summer long.
Federal report: Warming disrupts Americans' lives
05/06/2014 6:59pmMost Americans are already feeling man-made global warming, from heat waves to wild storms to longer allergy seasons. And it is likely to get worse and more expensive, says a new federal report that is heating up political debate along with the temperature.
2 people shot at Salt Lake home
05/06/2014 7:01pmA man in his early 30s and a woman in her mid- 20s were shot near Westminster College Tuesday morning.
Bottoms up with Great Salt Lake water? Utah companies say it can be purified
05/06/2014 7:04pmTwo Utah companies are trying to show the Pentagon that their technology can take some of the foulest water around and turn it into drinking water for combat troops. They just wrapped up a weeklong demonstration on the causeway to Antelope Island.
Sheep rancher claims Utah officer used excessive force in traffic stop
05/06/2014 7:16pmA Uintah County sheep rancher has accused a Naples police officer of using excessive force during a March 26 traffic stop that was recorded on the officer's chest-mounted video camera.
Nigerian girl describes kidnap, 276 still missing
05/06/2014 7:22pmThe girls in the school dorm heard the sound of gunshots from a nearby town. So when armed men in uniforms burst in and promised to rescue them, at first they were relieved.
Clothing company celebrates Utah, gives back
05/06/2014 7:35pmRevolutah is a clothing company that lets you wear your love of Utah loud and proud. Founded by a Colorado transplant, the company donates proceeds to local charities.
Lindon bank offers reward for information about robbery
05/06/2014 7:46pmAmBank in Lindon was robbed Friday and is offering a cash reward for information that assists in the arrest and conviction of the robbers.
Judge rejects settlement deal in Ogden sex-abuse case
05/06/2014 7:47pmA judge declined to accept a settlement deal Tuesday morning for an Ogden man accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy.
Vans collide after driver runs red light
05/06/2014 8:29pmThree people were hospitalized after the driver of a van ran a red light and crashed into another van.
The best (and worst) countries to be a mother
05/06/2014 8:32pmIn light of the upcoming holiday, a new report has been released that details the best and worst places in the world for mothers to live.
17K tiger muskies to be transplanted in Utah lakes, reservoirs
05/06/2014 9:02pmThe Division of Wildlife Resources announced Monday that as many as 17,000 tiger muskies would be transplanted to Utah.
Orem police use specialized training to calm armed gunman
05/06/2014 9:30pmA team of Orem police officers used specialized training for addressing mental illness to manage an encounter with an armed assailant.
Injured cadaver search dogs not covered in FEMA grant
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When streaming is stealing
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15-month-old girl missing in Taylorsville
05/06/2014 10:51pmA toddler was reported as missing Tuesday afternoon when police said the man she was staying with fled when they attempted to serve him with a warrant for his arrest.
SLC mayor's $800 million spending plan to address 'dark cloud' over city
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New sprinkler system designed to conserve water in business discticts
05/06/2014 11:59pmThe Salt Lake City Facilities Division is in the middle of upgrading the sprinkler system in the Salt Lake Central and Sugar House business districts to reduce water usage.
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Posts from enthusiasts including Andrew McDonald, Lili Wilkinson and Agnes Nieuwenhuizen will take a personal look at some of the most memorable and formative local YA books. Beginning from July 30, we will be looking to you to vote for your favourite as you will determine the top three.
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