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IG says lack of automated patching has left open some potentially serious holes
A scan of IT systems at US-CERT, the Homeland Security Department's primary operational cybersecurity agency, found hundreds of vulnerabilities that could allow someone to compromise data, according to a recent inspector general's report.
Although DHS has policies in place to mitigate and correct problems, the lack of an automated system for patching vulnerabilities has left a large number of unpatched and possibly serious flaws in the agency's Mission Operating Environment, the IG found.
"These vulnerabilities, if not addressed, could lead to arbitrary code execution, buffer overflow, escalation of privileges, and denial-of-service attacks," the IG concluded in the report, "DHS Needs to Improve the Security Posture of its Cybersecurity Program System." The problem is not limited to the operating environment, but could extend to the National Cybersecurity Protection System, the governmentwide intrusion detection system better known as Einstein, because US-CERT analysts gain access to Einstein data via the MOE.
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The report also identified failures to adequately track and manage security risks found in Einstein itself, inadequacies in the National Cyber Security Division's information security training, a lack of documentation for IT systems, and a number of other problems with system testing and physical security.
The inspector general made 10 recommendations for improving the NCSD security posture, and the department has accepted these and begun taking corrective action.
DHS is the lead agency for ensuring the security of the government's civilian IT infrastructure and also is responsible for coordinating cybersecurity efforts with the private sector. Much of this work is done in the National Cyber Security Division. The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team, US-CERT, is the NCSD branch responsible for gathering, analyzing and making available current threat information. The IG audit focused on US-CERT.
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"Overall, NCSD has implemented adequate physical security and logical access controls over the cybersecurity program systems used to collect, process, and disseminate cyber threat and warning information to the public and private sectors," the report concluded. "However, a significant effort is needed to address existing security issues in order to implement a robust program that will enhance the cybersecurity posture of the federal government."
NCSD needs to focus on deploying system security patches in a timely manner, finalizing system security documentation and ensuring adherence to departmental security policies and procedures, the report stated.
A scan of US-CERT systems by the IG turned up 540 unique vulnerabilities in the Mission Operating Environment (MOE), 202 of which were rated as "high." No other systems had vulnerabilities rated as "high," but Einstein had 89 unique vulnerabilities, eight of them rated "medium." Overall, there were a total of 671 unique vulnerabilities found US-CERT systems.
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The problem is not that DHS is ignoring vulnerabilities, but a lack of automation, the report found. NCSD performs vulnerability testing and has established a patch management process, but the process is ineffective because patches are being applied manually on applications in the MOE. Because of the challenge of patching a large number of machines manually, patches are often not applied universally or in a timely fashion.
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The only Federal organization I have seen that ever takes training with some semblance of seriousness is the U.S. military. Not even the DoD itself; which has mandated IT/IS qualifications for its and the respective service branches' employees and warfighters; dedicates enough time or funding to training. Until there are adequate security awareness programs in place; and line staff with IT and operational responsibilities are adequately trained, they will continue to fall far behind the curve defending their systems. The more fear they have that training them means they will lose them for higher paying opportunities elsewhere; the more the talent will put themselves through training and ~not~ apply it to their current job (you don't pay me to do that...); taking their initiative and talent elsewhere.
There needs to be a segregation between the identification of weaknesses and the responsibility for correcting them or outcomes that are products of the "system" get flagged for blame rather than correction.
I and a few other IT security professionals reported many of these reported holes to DHS over a year ago now. Glad that the IG finnaly recognized them 'Officially'. However a year after the fact seems far less than adaquate and may have been a cause for much damage that could have been long sense avoided or mitigated accordingly.
It's the same problems that occur everywhere - home users, government, and private sector. The manpower and expense required to check and update the OS and 3rd party applications always causes risk.
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Muslims in America: Coverage by Andrea Elliott
On March 5, 2006, The New York Times began publishing Andrea Elliott's Pulitzer Prize-winning three-part series on the inner life of a mosque in Brooklyn, and the dynamic, creative, conflicted and fearful imam at its center: Sheik Reda Shata. Through study and conversation, persuasion and persistence, Elliott achieved an intimate, tough-minded exploration of the lives of immigrant Muslims after 9/11.
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In his small-town Alabama high school, Omar Hammami was among the coolest, most gifted students in his class. How did he grow up to become a leader in an African terror group linked to Al Qaeda?
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Many Muslim Americans who have supported Barack Obama's candidacy say he has not returned the embrace.
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Many of the men involved in the Madrid train bombings came from one small neighborhood in the Moroccan city of Tetouan. A number of would-be suicide bombers in Iraq are from there, too. What is it about the place?
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A portrait of five of the men suspected in the terror plot began to emerge a day after their arrests.
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PRICE- Presbytera Sophia Cavoulas Athas born Dec. 30, 1925, fell asleep in the Lord June 14, 2011
She was the third of three sisters born to immigrant parents George and Diane Cavoulas in Aliquippa, Pa. She graduated from Aliquippa High School and went to beauty school and owned a hair salon business in Aliquippa, Pa.
She met a recent graduate of Holy Cross School of Theology in Brookline, Mass. who was serving as a Pastoral Assistant at the Aliquippa Parish of Kimisis Tis Theotokou. He was directing the choir and she was singing and hit the right note and they married and had a melodious marriage for 50 years.They were blessed with three beautiful children Stephanie (Teek) Brower, Peter and George (Lisa) Athas and the joys of her life her three grandchildren John Athas, Chrystal (Brian) Thatcher, and Julia Athas and great-grandchildren Nevaeh and Damon. She will always be remembered for vibrant personality, witty humor, delicious Greek cooking, her unselfish hospitality and beautiful smile. As the wife of a priest, Presbytera, she and Father John Athas served parishes in Altoona , Pa., Daytona Beach, Fla., Clearwater, Fla. and Price, Utah. She was active in the ministry always supporting her husband in the many seen and unseen aspect of the Church always being a Christian example to others. Sophie enjoyed working at the Durrant Elementary School cafeteria, volunteering as a Pink Lady at the Castleview Hospital, was a member of Philoptochos and dedicated member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church.
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This delectable editorial in April's issue of BlackBook Magazine has us feeling anything but clean. Ukrainian beauty Olga Maliouk looks amazing featured in workwear denim pieces such as overalls with seductive zipper details for the perfect combination of sexy meets working class blues (pun totally intended). We are especially in love with the racy little romper in a classic railroad denim textile. For the record (not that we didn't think so already), if there was ever any doubt about whether or not denim workwear could be sexy this editorial totally solidifies it in our book!
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Welcome to Echo360 at the University of Kentucky. UKAT would like to help you use Echo360 personal capture on your PC and learn more about the addition of Echo360 lecture capture to specific rooms on campus.
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Echo360 personal capture will enable you to simultaneously record the audio from a USB microphone or webcam, the content on the computer screen and a webcam of yourself. These recordings can be edited and saved on your computer for playback. The captures can also be published as Rich Media Flash files as well as an MP3 podcast and M4V Video podcast, Echo360 scheduler required for publishing.
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Departmental and college IT support staff need to be trained to schedule Echo360 lecture captures. Echo360 is for University Faculty and Staff use only. Files published through Echo360 lecture capture can be viewed for two weeks beyond final exams of each semester. At that time all files from that semester will be purged. You will have 14 days after the original recording to make any modifications or simple edits to the recording. You also will have the option of downloading those files within the 14-day time period for advanced editing or saving to a media format of your choice. Downloading of those files will be the responsibility of you or your department.
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EASTBOURNE, England (AP) -- American qualifier Jamie Hampton upset top-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska, 7-6 (2), 6-2, Tuesday in the first round at Eastbourne.
Radwanska, who won the title in 2008, struggled throughout the match at the Wimbledon warm-up tournament.
Although Radwanska tied it 5-5 when Hampton served for the first set and held a set point at 6-5, she was overwhelmed in the tiebreak and failed to rally in the second set.
The 41st-ranked Hampton maintained her composure when No. 4 Radwanska rallied late in the first set.
"I was a little rattled, yeah,'' Hampton said. "Last time we played something similar happened, so I was like, 'I'm not going to crack. I'm going to hold on and get to a tiebreak.'''
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On Sunday Oct. 28, night an anonymous tip came in that a subject camping south of the golf course, west of Ferron was camping in the cedars and may be involved in the theft of copper wire.
Sheriff's deputies responded to the area and located the camp. After a short period of time a vehicle came back to the camp and in the back was a large quantity of copper cable.
The suspect, Matthew Hull, 41, from the Salt Lake County area has been in Emery County camping for a couple of weeks, was arrested on warrants from Weber County.
Deputies also located some copper cable at the camp site. Det. Sgt. Robert Blackburn and Det. John Barnett proceeded with the investigation. They determined the copper wire came from the Nielson Construction crusher site at the gravel pit.
Nielson Construction called the Emery County Sheriff's Office the morning of Oct. 29 to report the cable missing. At that time the suspect was already in custody.
The detectives, in working with other people, were led to a storage shed in Clawson where a large amount of copper cable was retrieved as well as other evidence.
When detectives interrogated the suspect he admitted to taking the copper cables.
This is the second time a Nielson crusher site has been the target of theft. There was also a large amount of copper wire taken from a crusher site in Carbon County over Labor Day weekend. It is not known if these thefts are related to the current one. The value of the wire stolen from Nielson's had an estimated value of $50,000.
There have also been thefts of thousands of gallons of diesel fuel from different construction sites.
Sheriff LaMar Guymon has met with the owner of Nielson Construction, Wayne Nielson. Together they determined that extra patrols and surveillance is needed. Nielson's will put additional security at the site and on all of the equipment, as will the Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff Guymon said, "We encourage all citizens to report suspicious behavior and circumstances. This theft was discovered so quickly and taken care of due to reports by citizens. We appreciate their help and concern and appreciate their assistance in keeping the citizens of our county safe along with their property."
Det. Sgt. Blackburn reported that Sgt. Jeff Thomas and Deputy Casey Alton went to the camp site and arrested the subject. Deputy Garrett Conover, Deputy Shaun Bell, and Sgt. Martin Wilson were also involved with the investigation at the Nielson crusher site. At the gravel pit, the copper cables had been cut directly off the machines as they sat in the yard. Upon the arrival of the workers on Oct. 29, they discovered the theft of the copper cables.
Damages with missing cable and lost time due to the theft are estimated upwards of $75,000. There were footprints leading away from the Nielson gravel pit and back to the suspect's campsite.
Det. Sgt. Blackburn said the copper cable had been cut into 10 foot lengths and is useless for the equipment it came off and the cables will all need to be replaced before the equipment is useable again.
Det. Sgt. Blackburn reported that Hull has an extensive criminal background and he told detectives he sells the copper to salvage yards up north. The entire load of wire filled a trailer from the sheriff's office when it was all collected. It was a sizeable amount of wire recovered.
Hull is being held at the Emery County detention center on theft and other charges.


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Trans-Siberian Orchestra changes up Christmas tour tradition
After 13 years of performing "Christmas Eve and Other Stories," Trans-Siberian Orchestra decided to "shake everything up" and present a new holiday show this year.
In mid-November, the act teamed up with the Hallmark Channel to debut in arenas the multi-platinum rock opera "The Lost Christmas Eve." The newest TSO holiday tradition -- in two touring companies -- will appear in more than 100 shows in 65 cities across North America.
"Honestly, we never intended for the first installment of the [Christmas] trilogy to go for 13 years," said producer/founder Paul O'Neill. "It just kind of happened."
O'Neill said the William Morris Agency, which represents TSO, was a little apprehensive about the move.
"They said, 'Paul, it's like "A Christmas Carol." It's a tradition. Don't mess with it,'" he recalled.
"But ticket sales are double digits ahead of last year. In this economy, we would have been happy if they were the same. William Morris called up and said, 'You didn't make the wrong move, you were right.'"
It's been a year of changes for Trans-Siberian Orchestra. The gorup also jumped ship from longtime label Atlantic Records to join Universal, whose executive, Jason Flom, worked with TSO at Lava/Atlantic.
"Jason Flom, who used to be at Atlantic is now at Universal," O'Neill said. "We decided to shake everything up. So we decided we were going to change both the summer and winter tours."
O'Neill said he did so for multiple reasons. Of the three Christmas stories, he said he felt 2004's "The Lost Christmas Eve" would resonate better.
"The story, I think, is perfect for the times," O'Neill said. "It's about this billionaire banker who, 40 years earlier, makes one of the biggest mistakes you can make in your life; he abandoned his only child for the shallowest of reasons.
"Now, he's trudging home four decades later. On Christmas Eve among the snow, he passes an old gothic cathedral, a blues bar, an old hotel and all the wacky New York City inhabitants that wander around these places. Little by little, he undoes that mistake. Also, it's about hope and redemption."
O'Neill said there's an undercurrent in the story as well. Approaching 60, he said he has met folks who are "super rich" who are miserable. Others, who are less fortunate, seem to be happier.
"When he [the character in the story] is reunited with his child, his child is living in this single room hotel in the Bronx getting by on $200," he said. "But he's happy. I don't want to give away the ending, but just like any of my stories, if it's not happy, it's not the ending. I also just think it resonates what's going on these days."
O'Neill is also excited about the EP TSO released on Oct. 30 called "Dreams of Fireflies (On a Christmas Night)." It is priced at $5 or less, sticking with the TSO's philosophy of keeping shows and recorded music affordable.
"That's less than minimum wage in any state," O'Neill said. "Anyone can afford to pick it up. It's a little gem that you can slip into the TSO catalog. We're really happy with it."
Speaking of new music, after this holiday tour ends, TSO will take two days off and then, on Jan. 3, will return to the studio to work on three new albums. O'Neill expects the long-awaited "Romanov: When Kings Must Whisper" to be released in 2013.
"It's fairly ironic," he said. "It was written in '93 and it was supposed to come out in '94. Things happen. It got pushed to the back burner. Now, 20 years after we wrote it, we're finally going to put it out. Better late than never.
"The story's great. There are lots of twists, lots of turns, the singers are doing different characters. They're just on fire. Again, we just seem to be in a lucky run. The tour's doing great. The albums are selling. The new album we're working on will take us to a whole 'nother level. It's going as well as can be expected."
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Auto-play, a feature that Microsoft has incorporated in all versions of their highly popular operating system since Windows 95, automatically executes or opens content on all sorts of removable media. This is a very convenient feature. DVD and audio discs play automatically when the disc is inserted. Software CDs launch installation programs automatically.
In recent months, however, removable media (particularly CDs & DVDs) have become a medium for viruses, worms and other forms of malware. Auto-play is being used as a way to automatically install these harmful programs. Many security experts are suggesting users disable Auto-play as a means of defense.
Instructions for disabling (turning off) Auto-play largely depend on the version of Windows that is installed on your computer. The newer the computer, the easier it is to enable or disable.
Please note that by turning off Auto-play, audio (music) & video (DVD) discs won't play automatically, nor will software discs automatically launch installation programs. These things will have to be invoked manually by the user.
Windows 95 & 98
To turn off auto-play on Windows 95 or 98, follow these instructions:
1) Click on the "Start" button.
2) Go to "Settings"and then "Control Panel."
3) Double click on the "System" icon.
4) Click on the "Device Manager" tab. A list of devices installed in your computer should now be visible.
5) Expand (click the "plus" left of) the CD-ROM section. There should be at least one CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive (possibly more, depending on your configuration).
6) Click on the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM and click on the "Properties" button towards the bottom of the box.
7) Click on the "Settings" tab.
8) Uncheck the "Auto Insert Notification" check box.
9) Click "OK".
10) Repeat steps 6 through 8 if other CD/DVD drives exist.
11) Click "OK".
Windows NT
Turning off auto-play on Windows NT isn't as easy as it is on other versions of Windows. In fact, requires editing the system registry. As this is out of the scope of this article, it will not be covered here. Tutorials can be found on the Internet.
Windows XP
Microsoft dramatically expanded auto-play in Windows XP. When any sort of removable media (CD/DVDs, USB drives, floppies, etc) is inserted, Windows tries to determine what type of media is on the drive, and then offers the user a choice of options based upon that content.
There are two ways to disable auto-play. One is far more effective, but is harder to set up.
Method 1 - Easiest (Using the drive properties box)
This method isn't as effective in protecting your PC, but is easier to do than the second method.
1) Open My Computer
2) Right-click a drive and select "Properties." (start with your CD/DVD-ROM).
3) Click on the auto-play tab. You will see a drop-down menu of "media types." Below that is a list of "choices" for the selected media type.
4) Go through each media type, select "Select an action to perform" and then click on the "Take no action" option. Once all have been changed, click "OK."
5) Repeat steps 2 through 4 for all removable drives (CD/DVDs, USB drives, floppy drives, etc).
Method 2 - Hardest (using TweakUI)
This method isn't as easy, but far more effective in protecting your PC, as it turns off the entire auto-play feature.
1) Login to Windows with an administrative account (one with administrator priviledges).
2) Download TweakUI from Microsoft's website (Located at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx. Click on the TweakUI.exe link on the right side of the page).
3) Run TweakUI.exe and follow the prompts.
4) Click on your Start button and select "Run.." In the "open" box, type "tweakui" and click "OK."
5) Expand the "My Computer" section, then expand the "AutoPlay" sub-section inside. Click on "Drives"
6) Uncheck all of the boxes (recommended) or just for specific drives you wish to disable auto-play for.
7) Hit the "OK" button.
Again, turning off auto-play does disable a very convenient feature. However, by doing so, you will be protecting your computer from automatically installing malicious content that may be distributed with CD and DVD discs that are inserted into your computer.
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Italian city one of three city hubs leading 5 June global day of action in EuropeGenoa, 5 June 2010 - The City of Genoa in northern Italy has marked World Environment Day (WED) by joining a United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) network dedicated to organizations with the most ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets in the world.Genoa has become the first Italian city to join the Climate Neutral Network (CN Net), a global initiative promoting regional and national action to help combat climate change by achieving climate neutrality at all levels of society.The CN Net partnership was signed in Genoa today by the Mayor of Genoa, Marta Vincenzi, and UNEP's Deputy Director for Europe, Gaetano Leone, as part of the city's extensive WED celebrations.Genoa is one of three city hubs leading WED 2010 activities in Europe along side Geneva (Switzerland) and Baku (Azerbaijan), and its events this week include conferences on waste management and biodiversity, and public art and fashion installations made from recycled materials. Speaking in Genoa today, Mr Leone welcomed the city to CN Net and commended the municipal authority on its commitment to be part of the global effort to catalyze a response to climate change and on its strong support for WED."The City of Genoa becomes the 64th European member of the global climate neutral initiative and has the honour of being the second member from Italy, along side the Eco-Way company, making Genoa a leader in Italy in practical efforts to combat climate change," Mr Leone said."It's the responsibility of organizations, governments at all levels, communities and civil society to work together to identify the best strategies for the effective mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions, hand-in-hand with the efforts of individuals, and that's the cooperative spirit which underpins CN Net. "World Environment Day is all about empowering communities to take action to protect our planet for future generations and we acknowledge the City of Genoa for its strong support and its timely commitment to CN Net," he said.The signing ceremony was held during a biodiversity conference, 'Mediterranean: biodiversity library', at which around 200 participants are discussing global strategies and future actions in the International Year of Biodiversity, as part of the city's contribution to WED. The mayor, Mrs Vincenzi, said the city was proud of its achievements in sustainable mobility, urban planning and design, and of its policies for energy and the sustainable management of the waste cycle. Genoa was one of the first Italian cities to join the 'Covenant of Mayors' in February 2009. The city council is developing further activities to comply with the standards of the Covenant, including approving its new Municipal Energy Plan. The mayor said these actions were consistent with the commitments required by the partnership declaration with CN Net."In addition to pursuing a Municipal Energy Plan, Genoa is the first Italian city approving a Municipal Plan for the reduction of waste, starting with the reduction of plastic consumption through to the general use of tap water," Mayor Vincenzi said."We are now planning a Waste Museum, designed as a means of promoting cultural and educational activities, including recycling and energy efficiency, and this museum could be both an expression of the green economy and a scientific center, with reference to sustainable consumption and production," she said. The City of Genoa will now be able to network with other CN Net participants and exchange best practice ideas and the city's climate neutral plans via the CN Net website at www.unep.org/climateneutral.Marked annually on 5 June, WED is a day for everyone on the planet to 'go green' and encourage greater attention and action on the environment from individuals, organizations and governments. While thousands of WED 2010 events are planned around the world under the rallying cry 'Many Species, One Planet, One Future' - including in the global host country, Rwanda - the three city hubs of Genoa, Baku and Geneva are leading Europe's celebrations.In Genoa, a two-day meeting of the Eurocities Working Group on Waste Management to examine waste policies in Europe concluded yesterday (4 June). Also part of the city's contribution to WED 2010 is the Riciclo art installation made from used straws, promoting a recycling message from 31 May-7June in Piazza Matteotti, Palazzo Ducale.The Wild Wonders of Europe photographic exhibition is also open to the public at Palazzo Ducale from 4-20 June. The details of planned WED activities in Europe and around the world are available on the official website at: www.unep.org/wed. Notes to Editors:Climate Neutral Network (CN Net)The CN Net was launched in February 2008, by UNEP in cooperation with the UN's Environment Management Group, as one inspiring solution to address climate change and the urgent need to de-carbonize the global economy. The CN Net is a web-based project seeking to federate the small but growing wave of nations, local authorities and companies who are pledging to significantly reduce emissions en route to zero emission economies, communities and businesses.With the addition of the City of Genoa, there are now 212 CN Net participants around the world. Within Europe this now includes 40 companies, 19 associations and organizations, and five cities - Copenhagen (Denmark), Arendal (Norway), Växjö (Sweden), Slough (UK) and Genoa (Italy). The CN Net website provides easily searchable information on increased energy efficiency, reduced emissions and the use of clean and renewable energy. Its information is relevant to sectors as diverse as construction, tourism, agrifood and information and communication technologies. CN Net participants are already achieving significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions. As the network grows and expands, so will its contribution to global efforts to combat climate change.Eco-Way, a climate change consultancy based in Milan, was the first Italian member of CN Net. For more information visit: http://www.unep.org/climateneutral/ World Environment Day 2010Marked annually on 5 June, World Environment Day is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations promotes awareness of the environment and encourages widespread attention and action from everyone. This year's theme is 'Many Species. One Planet. One Future.' - a message focusing on the central importance to humanity of the globe's wealth of species and ecosystems. The WED theme also supports the 2010 UN International Year of Biodiversity. Another notable event taking place in Italy to mark WED 2010 is CINEAMBIENTE, an environmental film festival in Turin. WED 2010 - English: www.unep.org/wed; French: www.unep.org/french/wed/2010/; Spanish: www.unep.org/spanish/wed/2010/.For more information on the International Year of Biodiversity, visit http://www.unep.org/iyb/For more information please contact:Julie Marks, UNEP Regional Office for Europe, +41 22 917 84 04 or email@example.com - Comune di Genoa Press Office, +39 010 557 2277 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Kubo is trolling. He won't be back to full power for another 73 chapters
Kubo is trolling. He won't be back to full power for another 73 chapters
But it could just be a Fullbring effect that manifests in Zangetsu's shape since this is what the Shinigami Badge probably remembers.
I have a hard time believing it's going to be this easy. All the Fullbringers put together with their GrandDaddy wouldn't hold a Squatting candle next to the old Ichigo, so unlessthis was just a ploy to bring Zangetsu back, and the Fullbringers weren't meant to be real antagonists, then something else must be afoot.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
hey, atleast it's the start of him getting his powers back, even if its not 100%. Everybody wants to see Zangetsu, I personally want to see Hichigo...or whatever he was called (Hollow ichigo)
Beware of the Kyubii
Stev3child - The biggest pussy of them all is rokudaime sennin though. If he was a real man, he wouldn't have relied on hax god-given powers to seal the Jyubi. He would have suplexed that bitch and ripped each tail from the beast one by one with his bare hands.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
Man I hope thats Zangetsu and not some more fullbring stuff. I miss all the good sword fights like we had at the beginning of Bleach.
Wait...when did ANYONE say Orihime had fullbring in the story? As far as I recall the only one who said anything about orihime's powers was...Hachi I think, that big vaizard who said her powers were similar to his.
^Had an issue with that too. It was basically assumed since That "seems" to be the source of Chad's abilities, it should be orihime's as well. But it hasn't really been full explained.
Totally agree. Although i wonder...
It seems almost like he is shaping/forming his shinigami clothes out of nothing...
But even from that pic, you can tell he still has no Zangetsu back yet, still looks like his fullbring, but possibly a bit more solid.
Wonder what it means if even Tsukuhima is surprised? Wasn't this what he should have been expecting? And honestly, still a little unclear on why they seem so sure they can do this. Have they done this before?


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Leinster became only the second team to win successive Heineken Cups after dominating Ulster 42-14 at Twickenham on Saturday.
Leinster became only the second team to win successive Heineken Cup titles as they dominated Ulster 42-14 in the 2012 Final at Twickenham on Saturday.
Flanker Sean O'Brien, props Cian Healy and Heinke Van der Merwe, and hooker Sean Cronin scored the tries as the champions won again.
A record European Cup Final crowd of 81,774 watched another outstanding showing from Leinster, who were too strong for their rivals.
Leinster started this private Irish knees up in London as favourites but it was their rivals who drew first blood with early points on the board.
Ulster applied plenty of pressure from the kick off, forcing Leinster back on their heels and eventually conceded a penalty to the kicking Ruan Pienaar.
But it did not take very long for the reigning champions to switch up a gear or two and a strong forward surge in the thirteenth minute resulted in O'Brien just managing to touch the ball down on the white line as he was tackled.
Welsh referee Nigel Owens asked for official confirmation from upstairs and television replays showed the forward had scored a try which Jonathan Sexton converted.
Sexton missed a penalty moments later as the game opened up for a spell of thrilling, flowing running rugby with both sides anxious to run the ball at every opportunity.
Sexton went close but was tackled before he reached the line and the Ulster defence had to fly to the other side of the field to stop another attack as the pressure was turned up.
A superb Brian O'Driscoll inside pass after a mini-break in midfield opened up the Ulster defence, and the ball was finally switched to Healy who was tackled on the line but his momentum enabled him to ground the ball for a second. Sexton converted for a 14-3 lead.
Ulster failed to make their heavy pressure tell when youngster Paddy Jackson hooked a drop-goal attempt to the left. But a stunning 50-metre penalty from scrum-half Pienaar gave them hope on the stroke of half-time as they went into the break eight points adrift.
Leinster piled on the pressure at the start of the second half with another forward-dominated move ending with referee Owens awarding a penalty try as Ulster deliberately collapsed a maul inches from their line. Sexton converted for a convincing 21-6 lead.
Ulster withdrew fly-half Jackson from the front line and replaced him with experienced Ian Humphreys. But one sensed that the trophy had already slipped through their fingers.
Pienaar and Sexton exchanged further penalties before Ulster finally broke through the thick blue line of defence. Constant pressure from one side of the field to the other eventually saw the ball floated from Paddy Wallace to Tuohy and the big lock dived in for a try on the hour.
Sexton's second penalty of the game stretched Leinster's lead to 13 points with 10 minutes remaining. Humphreys had to be replaced himself by Paul Marshall when he was injured.
Ulster had full-back Stefan Terblanche sent to the sin-bin for a bad off-the-ball tackle and Sexton kicked a third penalty before a fifth try in the final minute – after Van der Merwe had scored on the right – from replacement Cronin on the other touchline finished the job.
The scorers:
For Leinster:
Tries: O'Brien, Healy, Penalty, Van der Merwe, Cronin
Con: Sexton 3, McFadden
Pen: Sexton 3
For Ulster:
Try: Tuohy
Pen: Pienaar 3
Leinster: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Fergus McFadden, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Gordon D'Arcy, 11 Isa Nacewa, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Kevin McLaughlin, 5 Brad Thorn, 4 Leo Cullen (capt), 3 Mike Ross, 2 Richardt Strauss, 1 Cian Healy.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Heinke van der Merwe, 18 Nathan White, 19 Devin Toner, 20 Shane Jennings, 21 John Cooney, 22 Ian Madigan, 23 David Kearney.
Ulster: 15 Stefan Terblanche, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Craig Gilroy, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Pedrie Wannenburg, 7 Chris Henry, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Dan Tuohy, 4 Johann Muller (capt), 3 John Afoa, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Nigel Brady, 17 Paddy McAllister, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Lewis Stevenson, 20 Willie Faloon, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Ian Humphreys, 23 Adam D'Arcy.
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)
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Skip to comments.Obama speaking now on gun-banning
Posted on 12/19/2012 9:16:33 AM PST by pabianice
Obama speaking now on TV...
"The vast majority of responsible gun owners support a ban on assault rifles and large capacity magazines..."
"I will use all the powers of my office to do what needs to be done to reduce gun violence..."
He's putting Biden in charge of a get-together of interested parties to come up with something to be presented to Congress in January. Realizes that part of the problem is "social."
Question from reporter on the fiscal mess...
"I realize that different parts of the country feel different about guns..."
On fiscal cliff: "Boehner has already admitted that tax rates need to go up. On cuts, we need to make sure they are 'responsible' and 'balanced.' Voters are looking for some compromise...
When do we march?
"The vast majority of responsible gun owners support a ban on assault rifles and large capacity magazines..."
Want to put that to a vote amongst "The vast majority of responsible gun owners..."?
Never was a "civil war" in this country.
There was an attempt at war for independence II, which was lost.
They could avoid the whole messy war business and let some states secede peacefully.
0bama wants to be Lincoln. He wants another "Civil War".
"I don't want to be blocked by idealogical positions that don't make sense... I want to get this done but the Republicans need to make some additional changes in their position... I won't allow a tax increase for millions of working families... this was debated during the campaign (and I won)... "
And he knows this how? Oh yeah, say a lie enough times to the sheeple and it becomes the truth.
Wrong solution, wrong problemo, Oblamo.
Bud's is sold out, as well as the other shops I frequent (at least of anything I'd be interested in). Unintended consequences.
"The fiscal package that I've put forward is a real compromise by any definition, with real, tough spending cuts... the idea that the Speaker would give big tax breaks to people making $500K, $600K, $700K while punishing the middle class just defies logic... there is no explanation for that... we just need to get this done for the middle class that has had some wrenching times... we need common sense and this is a good test for it..."
Well, there was some good news!
Joe Bidden is leading the charge!
He mentioned a couple of areas, manly in west and south. that this country has had gun violence in the past few days but omitted any mention of the center of violence - CHICAGO!
"Last time there was a Civil War in this country, 600,000 people died."
The most recent numbers of dead in the Civil War are 720,000.
I think the later number is very, very close.
Classic "no true Scotsman" fallacy. If you're against it, you're obviously not one of the "responsible" gun owners.
"You LIE!!" - Rep. Joe Wilson (my congressguy)
There are no gun owners who support a ban on so-called Assault weapons.
"" I wont allow a tax increase for millions of working families... this was debated during the campaign (and I won)... """
I guess he forgot that husseincare increases the taxes on EVERYONE.
"My Republican friends are just irresponsible... they keep finding ways to ruin a deal... they are for the rich... they don't care about results..."
Not one press question about guns.
Godfather II: "Don't you know that I would use all of my power to prevent something like that from happening?"
Something sounds eerily familiar here.
"Last time there was a Civil War in this country, 600,000 people died."
I seem to recall that this number was approximately half the population of the country at that time. Do you know if that is true? It might be half of the male population, I'm not sure.
If it is, let's put it in perspective. If that happens now, we are probably talking about 50-100 million people dying....
I would hate to see that much death and destruction in our fair land. It was a heartbreaker then, it would be a heartbreaker today.
The left just needs to leave our human rights alone.
Its often been observed that perception is more important than reality. The observation is often correct. It is never MORE CORRECT than for those weve come to call liberals. I prefer statist but liberal has morphed from its classic meaning to the other end of the spectrum so Ill stay with it.
Since these folks operate almost entirely on EMOTION and FEELING, REALITY seldom allows FACTS to intrude upon the delusional worldview they have constructed and the comfort that provides them. It is that illogical, irrational and delusional mindset that prompts many of them to continue to quest after a Utopian society. The thought that such a society can and will never be achieved in a fallen world populated with failed sinners never penetrates whatever remains of their cognitive consciousness. Its a DANGEROUS WORLD and, as the liberals continue to define deviancy down, it becomes more dangerous daily.
There is another, far more sinister, level of the liberal call for gun control.
It was Mencken who offered that The urge to save humanity is most often a false front for the URGE TO RULE. He clearly had been a student of the liberal politicians of his day. Were he alive today and able to observe the likes of Chuck Schumer, Diane Feinstein, Obama and the rest, hed almost certainly have used far stronger language to frame his sage observation.
To conclude, dozens of studies reveal the FACTS concerning gun control. Those FACTS are that where firearms are widely and READILY available to law-abiding citizens, CRIME GOES DOWN! The liberals who willfully ignore the FACTUAL EVIDENCE and continue to call for gun control (i.e. the DISARMING of DECENT CITIZENS, thereby denying them the ability to exercise their God-given right to self-defense) are those about whom Mencken wrote: Their goal is NOT about preserving life. It is about the hell-bent pursuit of the impossible to achieve Utopian world where all are equal but some (thatd be THEM) are MORE equal than others (thatd be US).
There are many PRO-RTKABA videos on You Tube that your often busy lives dont allow you to find on your own. Search there for Gun Control, watch them and, more importantly SHARE THEM with the folks in your orbit.
Were in a fight. And losing will ultimately cost us much more than our right to our guns.
Last time there was a Civil War in this country, 600,000 people died.
I seem to recall that this number was approximately half the population of the country at that time. Do you know if that is true? It might be half of the male population, Im not sure.
The actual number of military deaths' was 620,000.
Astonishing when you consider the total population number.
Interesting, thank you for that information and clarifying my misremembering...
I agree on your other points as well.
He's obviously thinking of Bill Ruger.
BE CAREFUL! Back in 1968, the murder of Bobby Kennedy was an anti-gunners wet dream come true.
Bobby Kennedy was killed with a small American made .22 revolver, an Iver Johnson Cadet.
John Kennedy was killed in 1963 with a 5 shot bolt action military surplus rifle. Italian Carcano.
When the 1968 gun control act passed,(due to the passing out of huge amounts of cash to the states for crime control), it banned what the antis have been dreaming of for years.
A ban on 5 shot bolt action army surplus rifles.
A ban on small foreign pistols and revolvers.
A ban on military equipment. A gun shop in Tulsa was raided because they imported flintlock flints.
All of this did not ban the pistol used to kill Bobby, and it did nothing to ban foreign police surplus rifles which were the same as military rifles, just not issued to the army.
Congressmen from CT, Mass and NY had wanted a ban on military surplus to protect their local industries like COLT, S&W, Savage and Winchester.
Why should an American buy a $12.00 army rifle to hunt with when they should be buying a high dollar American made hunting rifle!
And why should they be buying a military Army surplus Enfield or Webley pistol when they should be buying a high dollar US made handgun?
The devil is in the details so be real careful with this as the antis today are far worse than the antis of the 1960s.
Did I mention that the 1968 Gun Control Law was based on the 1938 Nazi Weapons Act of Nazi Germany.
Thomas J Dodd had a copy of it to copy from.
I realize that different parts of the country feel different about guns...
What exactly does Barry mean by that statement? Can this jerk do/say ANYTHING without putting citizens against each other? Going for the 'Most Divisive President Ever' award?
Yeah Barry, in the part of the country I live in a lot of us do have guns. We're ready to defend ourselves and our families. We manage to get by each day without going on a violent rampage. We manage to own our weapons responsibly. Molon Labe Ahole.
There is no option to delete your account a CheaperthanDirt.
However, you can alter your data. (My last name, there, is now "you", btw.)
I'm done with them.
Heres a thought- Lets make it illegal to carry a gun onto school property, and lets make it illegal to murder people, and lets have really really strict gun control laws like they have in Chicago, and lets make sure law abiding citizens are not allowed to own guns like they are in Chicago for the most part- and lets make the laws so hard to own guns that people dont even bother trying to get guns anymore like in LA and areas around California- that will surely put a stop all these gun killings- woops- no it wont- they ONLY thing it does is make law abiding citizens a target of CRIMINALS whop WILL squire guns no matter what- just like they do in states where its impossible for honest folks to get guns to protect themselves- For those crying for gun control- I would encourage you folks to walk down some back alleys in places like LA, Chicago, NY to get a first hand look at just how well unassuming law abiding citizens really works- Flash around lots of money as youre walking those back alleys too- after all, gun laws will make you perfectly safe and you wont ever have to worry about criminals obtaining guns, right? Oh yeah- and people are still being murdered BY GUNS in those countries that outlawed guns- the only difference now is that those people being murdered have absolutely NO way to defend themselves!!!
For those claiming places thta outlaw guns dont have gun crimes- bull:
The Governments latest crime figures were condemned as truly terrible by the Tories today as it emerged that gun crime in England and Wales soared by 35% last year.
Criminals used handguns in 46% more offences, Home Office statistics revealed.
Firearms were used in 9,974 recorded crimes in the 12 months to last April, up from 7,362.
It was the fourth consecutive year to see a rise and there were more than 2,200 more gun crimes last year than the previous peak in 1993.
meant to say "Just howe well disarming law abiding citizens has worked out in these crime riddle areas"
Yawn! from my cold dead fingers.
0bama's SUV with minigun
Watch it.
I think/hope there were so many orders they suspended their purchases to get their act together, not to be politically correct.
"Yawn! from my cold dead fingers"
Well. That's great for you. You've already got yours I assume. What about those that don't? And, it's not just about guns it's about the Constitution, civil liberties. It is about so much more than guns.
And what weapons were part of Fast & Furious, which 0bama and Holder knew of by March, 2009?
"Weapons purchased during the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives controversial Fast and Furious undercover investigation, which included the sale to straw buyers of hundreds of AK-47 assault rifles, have turned up at a dozen violent crime scenes across the Southwest, the Justice Department told a Senate committee."
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/aug/17/weapons-atf-investigation-show-crime-scenes/#ixzz2FWdLjCS0
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"May 18, 2011
Obama: Im working on gun control under the radar
Plans include enacting restrictions via executive order, bypassing Congress
by Jack Minor
While the Obama administration said it is committed to gun rights, a gun control advocate has spilled the beans, saying Obama is using stealth to work on firearms restrictions.
The Washington Post did a story on Steve Croley, the White House gun control czar. Croley is considered to be an expert on regulation and tort law. His approach to gun control appears to be a regulatory one.
According to the article, Jim and Sarah Brady visited Capital Hill on March 30, the 30th anniversary of the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan; to push for a ban on large magazines.
The couple reportedly were meeting with press secretary, Jay Carney, when, according to Sarah Brady, the President came in. She said the President told her he wanted to talk about gun control and fill us in that it was very much on his agenda.
She went on to say Obama told her, I just want you to know that we are working on it. We have to go through a few processes, but under the radar.
The statement reinforces an article in the Huffington Post describing how the administration is exploring ways to bypass Congress and enact gun control through executive action."
"Headline is this: "Obama Made Pre-Inaugural 'Pledge' on Stopping Guns to Mexico; Holder, Napolitano Worked Issue From First Month — Three and a half years before he invoked executive privilege in refusing to hand over to Congress internal Justice Department documents about Operation Fast and Furious—and just eight days before his inauguration—President-elect Barack Obama met with Mexican President Calderon over lunch at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington, D.C., and 'pledged' that he would take action aimed at stopping the flow of guns into that country from the United States.
"Public statements from both Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano demonstrate that they were both personally working on this issue from their first month in office. Explaining the pledge that Obama made to Calderon at their Jan. 12, 2009 lunch..." I was having lunch with W. that day, because that was my birthday. I was having lunch in the Oval Office dining room that day while Obama is meeting with Calderon across town at the Mexican Cultural Institute."
"Buds is sold out, as well as the other shops I frequent (at least of anything Id be interested in)...... Unintended consequences....."
I was on the site last night and many of the .38 specials were sold out....He sent out an email explaining why service has been slower than usual even with the holidays, explaining it was the recent events coupled with the election......
Thanks for the heads-up, brocko! Time for me to stock up (again).
It's ironic that the only growth industry prior to and during this nitwit's presidential term has been guns and ammo.
It's the law of unintended consequences working right on cue.
"The vast majority of responsible gun owners support a ban on assault rifles and large capacity magazines..."
If that's true, then why don't you put it to a vote, Obama?
"The vast majority of responsible gun owners support a ban on assault rifles and large capacity magazines..."
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Dien Bien Phu. Saigon. Hanoi. In 1954, they were only exotic names from a French campaign halfway around the world. But now American fighting men - proven on the bloody beaches of Normandy and in the minefields of Korea - are summoned to help beat back the guerilla forces of Ho Chi Minh. To some, the "secret" war in Indochina was the depth of folly. To others, like the majors, it pointed to the heights of glory.
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"Great story but not a fan of narrator"
Love the story but it's narrator can't pronounce the terms properly and it is an irritation.
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favorite series of book, W. E. B. Griffin awesome account of military history , excellent story telling
"Get pronunciation and jargon accurate."
I read the entire brotherhood of war series in hardback. I really enjoy W.E.B. Griffin. One point; please have your narrator learn the intricacies of military jargon.
The M-1 Garand is pronounced Grrr-rand, as in grandstand, not soft G as in Germany.
Also; 8p.m. in military time is spoken as Twenty-hundred hours, not Two thousand.
"A story of great detail! W E B Griffin... Prime!"
As always, the rich cast of characters and their heroic exploits is breathtaking! Masterfully done. Thoroughly enjoyable!
"excellent narrator excellent story"
EGD is one of the best narrators I've heard...and quite the author now so I understand.
"Excellent story"
I would highly recommend this book to anyone who likes military stories! Kept my attention the entire way, can't wait to see what happens next!
"Excellent book"
He reads well, and with style; however, in the whole series he mispronounces things that show that he was never in the military. The most glaring of these is when he is giving the specific times of 1000 hours (he calls it 1 thousand hours - should be 10 hundred) and 2000 hours (he calls it 2 thousand hours - should be 20 hundred). The other is the way he pronounces Fayetteville. Other than that, it is a great performance.
"Soap opera for men"
I have really enjoyed this series by W. E. B. Griffin. The character development is great and the narrator, Eric G Dove is very good. This entire series has been like a soap opera for men. I find myself getting attached to some characters and not liking others. There is plenty of military action but there is also some of the day to day stuff that happens in life. The descriptions of the day to day life in the military is very accurate and the details are spot on. The narrator gets most of his terminology right and keeps his characters in their unique style of voice throughout the series. If you're a military history buff or just looking for a good series to start give this one a try.
"More Army"
Next in the series of a pretty well researched book--details the development of Army aviation from the perspective of the characters in the series. I wonder when one of them will get killed off? Next--"The Colonels"
"Continued building of great characters"
Great characters interwoven with military history of the 20th century.
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The automaker reported an interesting quarter
Updated with market close.
Ford Motor racked up strong profits in the third quarter, driven by continued strength in North America and smaller operating losses in Europe.
Net income was $1.3 billion, or 31 cents a share, in the quarter compared to 41 cents a share in the quarter a year ago, Ford reported Thursday.
Excluding special charges of $498 million — primarily costs for European restructuring and for Ford's lump-sum pension buyout program — Ford had pre-tax earnings of $2.6 billion, or 45 cents a share, beating analysts' expectations of 38 cents. Automotive revenue in the quarter was $33.9 billion.
Shares closed up 24 cents, or 1.37%,at $ 17.76.
Ford also raised it full-year guidance, saying it now it expects its full-year pre-tax profit to beat 2012, up from "equal to or higher," and said it now expects automotive operating margins to be higher than last year, up from "about equal."
"After a strong start to the year, Ford showed no signs of slowing down in the third quarter with a 10% improvement in sales volume coupled with a more than respectable 2% bump in transaction prices," said Alec Gutierrez, senior analyst at Kelley Blue Book.
The company said it was profitable in all regions except Europe, where it cut losses more than in half.
"North America continues to achieve strong profits and we saw significantly improved results outside North America," said Bob Shanks, Ford's chief financial officer, in a statement. "We substantially reduced our losses in Europe, set a record third quarter profit in Asia Pacific Africa and saw a $150 million improvement in South America."
Ford posted in North America an operating profit of $2.3 billion and margin of 10.6%.
In Europe, it cut its loss to $228 million from $468 million a year earlier to $228 million and gained market share. The automaker now expects to lose less than the $1.8 billion on the year in the economically struggling region.
In its Asia Pacific Africa division — which includes China, where Ford is making a major push — operating earnings rose to $126 million from $45 million a year ago.
New products drove results in South America to pre-tax earnings of $159 million before taxes, up from just $9 million a year ago.
Ford said it contributed $1.1 billion in the quarter to its funded pension plans worldwide, including about $700 million to its U.S. plans, as it continues its plan to cut its pension risks.


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In his first extended public comments since Mark Jackson was fired as the Golden State coach, Stephen Curry said that he disagreed with the decision.
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