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Restaurant Patois
- Address:
6078 Laurel St.
New Orleans, LA 70118Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Restaurant Patois
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://patoisnola.com/
- Phone: 5048959441
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Wednesday & Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm; Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Aaron Burgau
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Decided at the restaurant's discretion
- Private Party Facilities: Private functions are an option on Monday and Tuesday for a price depending on the number of guests and cuisine requested.
- Private Party Contact: Leon 5046158646
A word from Restaurant Patois
French inspired cuisine with heavy influence on local fresh ingredients.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
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Restaurant Patois reviews from OpenTable diners
119 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (88)fit for foodies (78)romantic (53)special occasion (52)great for brunch (44)great for lunch (22)hot spot (20)notable wine list (19)good for groups (15)vibrant bar scene (5)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Honest Food, Honest HospitalityMeLikeFoodDined on 10/1/2014Sultry space with a smoker out front hitched to a truck that smelled like bourbon soaked heaven. Our waitress was patient with us as we asked a ton of questions. The food was scrumptious. The frog legs with Vietnamese caramel: ginormous and succulent. My wife had the chitarra and I had the rabbit- which blew my fragile mind. They stuff it with boudin, wrap it in crispy chicken skin and serve it with a smokey kale that is still lovingly lingering in my mind. We had an opportunity to talk a little bit with Lorenzo, their GM, and Leon, one of the chefs. Their obvious love of food and hospitality was a thing of beauty to experience. My wife and I are on our honeymoon and they gave us a beautiful memory we'll always cherish.Special Features:
- KevinOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/27/2014Interesting menu, very good food, great service, but loud.Special Features:
- Great nightOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/26/2014Sat at the bar for a pre dinner drink, service from there to the table was great! Bartender came up with a delicious mock tail for me and our waitress had great suggestions.Special Features:
- Another great mealKsantiquerDined on 9/24/2014Patois never ceases to provide a great dining experience. It is so consistant with quality and flavor. They have upped their desserts to match Aaron's great meals!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mehazucDined on 9/21/2014went for brunch and found the mimosas, which were not bottomless, of average quality, small in volume, and over priced at $12 each. This place is quaint and cozy in a garden district neighborhood, but I found the food and service not particularly note worthy -- i.e. it doesn't say, "I must come back." Experienced significant sticker shock when I got my bill.
- Wonderful food but very loudSSFoodDined on 9/20/2014It has been a few years since our last visit, and the moment I stepped in the door I remembered why we stopped eating at Patois. Its ridiculously loud. It really is a shame because the food is outstanding, the wine list fun, service is great, the pricing excellent (not cheap by any means but considering the quality it is excellent ). It's a bit of a drive for us to get there and I would say its worth it but not if they can not reduce the noise level. It really takes away from what should be one of the top restaurants in New Orleans. So sad.Special Features:
- Disappointing experienceOldFoodie12Dined on 9/20/2014Although the restaurant was very attractive snd the Waite staff was excellent, the ftimks from the bar were bland and boring. While attractively presented, the foot was very bland except for the cold smoked pork chop that had an overpowering smoked taste. Being brined it should have been tender but was not. For the price, we were very disappointed.Special Features:
- Great food,away from tourist crowdGustaveDined on 9/11/2014A New Orleans gem, away from the French Quarter in a quiet neighbourhood. Great food (fresh drum amandine) and fantastic deserts (spectacular bananas foster bread pudding).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superbnola3Dined on 9/3/2014This was a great find. Our food was amazing and the staff was so nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch at PatoisNewOrleansFoodLoverVIPDined on 8/31/2014Had a marvelous brunch at Patois. Awesome burger with egg!Special Features:
- Awesome!martygrawVIPDined on 8/31/2014Everything was perfect. Seated on time. Our server was delightful and we had questions and she did a great job answering them. Food is fresh, just the right portions and very, very Good. Gumbo and omlets and fish were all Excellent choices for our groupSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply the bestDrelaDined on 8/30/2014Discovered Patois three years ago and keep coming back! love it here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Patois is a must visitPensioneBarrettDined on 8/30/2014Wonderful meal, fine setting, attentive, knowledgeable staff. A little pricier than anticipated, but worth it.Special Features:
- Great ChoiceAllisonDined on 8/28/2014Patois offered a nice selection for its Coolinary menu this year! Excellent presentation and very flavorful! The almond-crusted drum was cooked perfectly, and the slightly smaller portion was perfect for the prix fixe special! A fine value!Special Features:
- food was a bit disappointingNativeleafVIPDined on 8/22/2014The restaurant was busy and loud, but the staff noticed we were having trouble hearing each other they moved us to another table. The service was fine and attentive. My salad, however, was less than optimal. The shrimp were overdone and a bit tasteless, although the melon was very good. We had the short ribs with fries for our entree and did not like them at all. They had a bitter taste and were very chewy. Probably would steer folks away from this choice.
- NOLA fine diningABottleofRedDined on 8/22/2014We thought the food was excellent. Will come back during our next visit to New Orleans.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This Patois isn't Common at AllKBLargoDined on 8/22/2014Patois means the dialect of the common people of a region. There is nothing common about this Patois. For an app we had the sizzling octopus. We usually get octopus grilled, but this wonderful, served in a crazy-hot iron skillet with lots of tomatoes and peppers. For a salad we had the crispy duck confit. Pickled peach vinaigrette dressing was fabulous and the duck leg was crispy so that the fatty parts were gone. For a soup we had the gumbo. It was super-rich and very tasty. While it was very good, it didn't quite reach the heights of the other dishes. For entrees we had the gulf shrimp on chitarra pasta and the pork shop. Both were outstanding. For dessert we ended up with the "Snickers" and the peanut butter cup--delicious.Special Features:
- Not worth the moneyPz400Dined on 8/20/2014The ambience and service are still great, but the food is no longer worth the high prices.Special Features:
- cschellDined on 8/20/2014I have frequented Patois since it opened and since then it has been a favorite. It's a beautiful space with owners who have attention to detail, work hard and present fantastic fare. It appears to have it's former owner, Mr. Norby's, blessing. The rabbit in all of its variations is a hit, as is the pheasant. Keep up the great work!Special Features:
- JitterbuggyDined on 8/17/2014Fried rabbit was particularly good for Sunday morning brunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful foodKat1022Dined on 8/16/2014Wonderful food and charming atmosphere. Definitely some of the best food I have had in Nola. The sauces were divine and not overpowering. We shared two appetizers, the gnocchi with crab and the shrimp with fried grits and both were outstanding. Each of us tried a different entree, short ribs, rabbit, snapper, and pork chop. All of them were excellent. But the short ribs were the obvious winner with the house made worstershire sauce and handcut shoestring fries. Barely had room for dessert! Definitely will be trying Patois again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious food, frosty servicenolarepatVIPDined on 8/14/2014The food at Patois is delicious... truly excellent special-occasion food, particularly the appetizers and desserts. However, my party of 3 was disappointed in the service, which was some of the worst service I've had at a fine-dining establishment in the city. Our waitress was frosty-cold, unfriendly, never smiled the entire meal, even as we tried our best to be friendly and warm. Questions were answered with one-word responses and she seemed eager to spend as little time at our table as possible. Her attitude cast a pallor over our meal, and made me reluctant to go back to Patois.Special Features:
- Always Great!CostaDined on 8/13/2014A true neighborhood gem with food that is always delicious. Warm, relaxed atmosphere and a great place to have an evening out!Special Features:
- Delicious Creative Food. Excellent!KSuzanneDined on 8/9/2014The food was fantastic. We especially loved the ceviche with popcorn. It was an unexpected combination but really turned out to be delicious. Our server was very knowledgeable about the menu and very friendly. We will definitely be going back to Patois regularly.Special Features:
- Always Worth GoingVJNolaYatDined on 8/9/2014Always had enjoyable dinners at Patois. This night must have been an off night...the salmon appetizer was excellent!! - Extremely good! The gumbo was disappointing (could taste the flour and the oysters were too soft). Gulf shrimp salad was yummy. The drum fish entree was outstanding. The peach sorbet was just OK. Felt a little rushed as we were early seating...but overall we love Patois.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great except for one thing!lovelocalDined on 8/8/2014We had absolutely no complaints except that I secured this reservation under the Open Table advertisement for the Coolinary Special. The fact that Patois did not honor this special on weekends was never mentioned when I made the reservation for a Fri nite. This is probably more a problem with Open Table than the restaurant, but please know that it did not start out our evening very well when we found out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect place for lunchBridgetVIPDined on 8/8/2014We arrived on time and seated right away. The restaurant was about half full. Our waitress asked if we wanted some brioche. I said yes, and it was so good. I had the veal pastrami sandwich. It came with fries. The sandwich was delicious, and fries too. I could only eat half, brought the rest home. My daughter had the gnocchi and the tuna cerviche, which was on the special menu. Both were very good. Great place for a nice, delicious lunch.Special Features:
- Neighborhood jeweluptown4yummyDined on 8/3/2014One of my favorite Uptown restaurants for brunch,lunch,or dinner. I love introducing friends to it because Patois is not only charming but has an amazing menu with foods from local fresh markets. It never disappoints!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as big a deal as they thinkJMNOLAVIPDined on 8/2/2014There was absolutely nothing at all wrong with our dinner but I wonder what the big deal is. Everything was fine. Food was pretty good or better. The service was terrific. No flies on any aspect of the dinner..............but it seems that the ownership seems to have an overly hight opinion of mose aspects of Patois. There are too many fine restaurants in this city to get particularly excited about this one.Special Features:
- Good food but priceyLGDmanDined on 7/31/2014We went there for a birthday dinner and the food was quite good, albeit a tad pricey ($200 for two people with two drinks apiece). The noise was louder than we would have liked but not overwhelming. Drapes would have been a nice touch to absorb some of that sound.Special Features:
- Just rightnolastasherDined on 7/30/2014The food is creative but not crazy. Service is friendly and capable. Energetic atmosphere, but not too loud to have a conversation while you eat. Desserts are small but interesting. A favorite with Uptown locals, but visitors are quite welcome.Special Features:
- exceptional servicecubsfanatic1VIPDined on 7/19/2014The food was terrific as was the ambiance. But what stood out most was the service. They didn't have the alcohol I wanted so they ran up the block to another restaurant to get it. I was truly impressed.Special Features:
- great neighborhood restaurantnicknameVIPDined on 7/19/2014Patios continues to serve very good meals in a neighborhood setting. This place can be loud when busy, but the service and good are excellent. The nightly specials are very good, and they have an excellent sunday brunch as well. worth the trip even with tough parking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Patois is amazin!ekmekDined on 7/18/2014The food is absolutely fabulous. Pork cop was heavenly. Tomato and watermelon salad--wow! The craft cocktails are phenomenally good and complex. Very interesting and tasty. The service is excellent. Chef Burgau came out and talked with us. I highly, highly, highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:
- True to it's name...PatoisSingerDined on 7/16/2014Any language considered "nonstandard".. This restaurant truly is any food "nonstandard". Our meal began with freshly harvested morel mushrooms, picked the day before, over toasted bread with a white sauce - absolutely outstanding!. The homemade pasta with shrimp, the fresh snapper with crab and shrimp - all the freshest and beautifully prepared - melted in your mouth with bursts of delicious flavors. And, they have their own vegetable/herb garden. The desert, banana pudding bread pudding...well, you get the idea. This is our 3rd trip to Patois and will not be our last. It is a little corner that needs to be discovered by everyone! And say "hello" to Aaron, the Chef and Owner. He enjoys getting to know his customers.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/13/2014Had a lovely brunch. Food and service were great. Lamb ribs were delicious. Drinks were thoughtful and tasty. I would recommend itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent menu & serviceGrapeDrankDined on 7/3/2014Lots of great choices on the menu, something for any discerning tastes. Service was very attentive but not intrusive. Food as good as anywhere in the city. Highly recommended!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a find!KarohlynnDined on 6/27/2014This restaurant has a great atmosphere with awesome service and delicious food! TRIPLE THREAT! Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing... AgainOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/15/2014We love patois. This was the second visit and we were not disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ESGuidryDined on 6/15/2014Always delicious and great atmosphere! We had a wonderful Father's Day brunch and can't wait to come back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Model: Greg Taylor
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Age: 24
Location: Ostrava, CZ
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Age: 23
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Then I realized what I was reading. The slip indicated exactly how much per capita financial injury the college would be dealing out in the next academic year.
While some of you may have already maniacally carved one of these figures into your desk or hand, for those of you who have forgotten them, they are $42,200 for new students and $40,600 for those of you now reading and not graduating in the spring or transferring next year in response to tuition costs or the dry-campus policy.
Reading the slip induced in me flashbacks from last year, when I learned that students without financial aid or academic scholarships would be charged $38,500.
If this figure is adjusted for 2007 US inflation, the figure obtained is $39,597. The discrepancy between that value and tuition fees for 2008-2009 is $2,603 for incoming first years, and $1,003 for returning students.
Given that inflation fluctuates and is currently higher than the 2007 average, these increases in the true price of tuition might be forgivable, were it not for the consistent decline in real wages over the last few years in this country. Essentially, wages and salaries in the U.S. -- which in addition to loans fund post-secondary education -- have been growing at a rate lower than that of inflation, which is lower than the rate at which our tuition is increasing.
These trends compound each other, and students and their families are invariably the victims. It would be in alarmist spirit to claim that St. Olaf is the only perpetrator, but that these aggregate increases in true tuition costs nationwide are in turn used to justify more raises multiplies the financial penalty for students.
Truthfully, what perturbs me most about this tuition increase is not the nominal change in price but the fact that President Anderson (and by extension the Board of Regents) rationalizes the raise by claiming that "compared to the cost of other leading liberal arts colleges in our region and nationally, St. Olaf remains a tremendous value." This implies that it is acceptable to increase tuition simply as a response to the same action by similar institutions.
With tuition costs already dizzyingly high, the thought of a more explicit cartel of colleges raising price in unison is terrifying. I believe this trend to be deliberate and unethical.
St. Olaf cannot be regarded as a business. If the Board seeks to increase revenues by making our school relatively more tuition-competitive (or uncompetitive, from one perspective), it should at least be forced to explain its new billing with a clear delineation of reasons for tuition increases, which should be included with the P.O. slips.
Tuition hikes should not multiply simply for reproduction's sake. If I had received a letter explaining some reasons for the increase rather than had President Anderson attempt to placate me by stating that St. Olaf is a relative value, I would not have been upset& well, much less so.


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After you have secured your private electronic information using encryption and learned how to encrypt and digitally sign files for others, how do you extract the information and determine who encrypted the file? Asymmetric public/private key encryption allows you to decipher the information and verify the accompanying digital signature if it exists.
This article illustrates how to decrypt and verify the digital signature on files encrypted using a hybrid combination of asymmetric public/private key encryption and symmetric encryption. A symmetric key is used to encrypt the file and the asymmetric public key encrypts the symmetric key. The asymmetric private key decrypts the symmetric key which in turn is used to decrypt the encrypted file.
Figure1: Asymmetric Key Encryption Functions
The same pair of keys can be used with digital signatures. The private key is used to sign a file and generate a digital signature. The public key is used to verify the authenticity of the signature.
Figure 2: Asymmetric Key Signature Functions
The decryption technique requires the Java libraries developed by the Legion of the Bouncy Castle (www.bouncycastle.org). The Bouncy Castle jars, bcprov-jdk15on-147.jar and bcpkix-jdk15on-147.jar, contains all the methods required to encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify a digital signature. The following Java code snippet loads the BouncyCastle provider, which implements the Java Cryptography Security services such as algorithms and key generation.
import org.bouncycastle.jce.provider.*;
java.security.Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider());
Decryption for Files or Java Objects
Once a file has been encrypted and/or signed using the DocuArmor application, it can be deciphered by the owner of the matching asymmetric private key. The process involves reading the header, extracting the symmetric key and deciphering the appended encrypted data. The following steps along with the Java code snippets illustrate the process used to decrypt an encrypted file.
Step 1: Assume you want to decrypt the encrypted file, C:\sampleFile.txt.jxdoe_nnnn.asg and the String variable, tUniqueAlias = "jxdoe_nnnn", holds the alias associated to the encrypted file. Read the header from the encrypted file and determine decrypted output name.
File tSrcFile = new File("C:\\sampleFile.txt." + tUniqueAlias + ".aes");
String tDecryptFile = tSrcFile.getName();
tDecryptFile = tDecryptFile.substring(0, tDecryptFile.lastIndexOf('.'));
tDecryptFile = tDecryptFile.substring(0, tDecryptFile.lastIndexOf('.'));
OutputStream tFileOStream = new FileOutputStream(tDecryptFile);
DataInputStream tDInStream =
new DataInputStream(new FileInputStream(tSrcFile));
Object tRC = CryptoHeader.readHeader(tDInStream);
CryptoHeader tHead = (CryptoHeader)tRC;
Step 2: The private key is stored in a Java key store and is password protected. Load the key store using your password. Retrieve the asymmetric private key from the key store using the same password. The asymmetric private key will be used to decrypt the symmetric key.
FileInputStream tFIStream = new FileInputStream("C:\\jxdoe_nnnn.jks");
KeyStore tMyKStore = KeyStore.getInstance("JKS", "SUN");
char[] tPW = "password".toCharArray();
tMyKStore.load(tFIStream, tPW);
PrivateKey tPrivKey = (PrivateKey)tMyKStore.getKey("jxdoe_nnnn", tPW);
Figure 3: Private Key
Step 3: Generate a Java Cipher object using the asymmetric private key and set its mode to "Cipher.UNWRAP_MODE".
Cipher tCipherRSA = Cipher.getInstance("RSA", "BC");
tCipherRSA.init(Cipher.UNWRAP_MODE, (PrivateKey)tPrivKey);
Step 4: Use the Java Cipher and asymmetric private key to unwrap the symmetric key. It's located in the header at the instance variable, wrappedSymKey or wrappedSymKeyOther, along with symmetric algorithm at symKeyAlgDesc. The symmetric key will be used to decrypt the file.
String tAlg = tHead.symKeyAlgDesc();
Key tSymmetricKey =
tCipherRSA.unwrap(tHead.wrappedSymKey(),tAlg, Cipher.SECRET_KEY);
Figure 4: Unwrap Symmetric Key
Step 5: Re-initialize the same Cipher to Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE. Use the Cipher and the asymmetric private key to decrypt the initialization vector stored within the header at the instance variable initVector or initVectorOther.
tCipher.init(Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE, (PrivateKey)tPrivKey);
byte[] tInitVector = tCipher.doFinal(tHead.initVector());
IvParameterSpec tIvParmSpec = new IvParameterSpec(tInitVector);
Figure 5: Unwrap Initialization Vector
Step 6: Generate a Java Cipher object using the symmetric key and initialization vector and set its mode to "Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE". The string representing the symmetric algorithm, mode and padding can be extracted from the Cryptography header using the "transformation" method.
tCipherDecrypt = Cipher.getInstance("AES/CTR/PKCS7Padding", "BC");
or tCipherDecrypt = Cipher.getInstance(tHead.transformation(), "BC");
tCipherDecrypt.init(Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE, tSymmetricKey, tIvParmSpec);
Step 7: Use the Java Cipher to decrypt the rest of the file to a Java FileOutputStream. The DataInputStream points to the start of the encrypted data after reading the header. The end result is a decrypted file.
byte[] tInBuffer = new byte[4096];
byte[] tOutBuffer = new byte[4096];
int tNumOfBytesRead = tDInStream.read(tInBuffer);
while (tNumOfBytesRead == tInBuffer.length) {
//-Encrypt the input buffer data and store in the output buffer
int tNumOfBytesUpdated =
tCipherDecrypt.update(tInBuffer, 0, tInBuffer.length, tOutBuffer);
tFileOStream.write(tOutBuffer, 0, tNumOfBytesUpdated);
tNumOfBytesRead = tDInStream.read(tInBuffer);
//-Process the remaining bytes in the input file.
if (tNumOfBytesRead > 0) {
tOutBuffer = tCipherDecrypt.doFinal(tInBuffer, 0, tNumOfBytesRead);
} else {
tOutBuffer = tCipherDecrypt.doFinal();
tFileOStream.write(tOutBuffer, 0, tOutBuffer.length);
Figure 6: Decipher the Encrypted File
Step 7a: If the encrypted file contains a Java object, use the Java Cipher to decrypt the rest of the file to a Java ByteArrayOutputStream instead of a FileOutputStream. The end result can be converted to an instance of its original Java class.
ByteArrayInputStream tBAIS = new ByteArrayInputStream(tBAOS.toByteArray());
ObjectInput tOIS = new ObjectInputStream(tBAIS);
Object tObject = tOIS.readObject(); //-Original Java object
Alternatively, the same technique can be used to decrypt the encrypted file using the symmetric key that was wrapped with the CA or owner's asymmetric public key. If the file was encrypted for another user, the owner can decrypt it using the additionally wrapped symmetric key. If the file was encrypted for oneself, the CA can decrypt it using the additionally wrapped symmetric key in the enterprise version.
Signature Verification
When a file has been digitally signed with a user's asymmetric private key, the signature is stored in the Cryptography header. The signature can be validated with the user's matching asymmetric public key stored in a certificate. The process involves reading the header, extracting the digital signature and validating it against the rest of the signed file and the asymmetric public key. The following steps describe the process used to verify a digital signature.
Step 1: Assume you want to verify the signature on the encrypted and digitally signed file, "C:\sampleFile.txt.jxdoe_nnnn.asg" and the String variable, tUniqueAlias = "jxdoe_nnnn", holds the alias associated to the file. Read the header from the signed file. After the header is read, keep in mind that the DataInputStream now points to the beginning of the encrypted data.
File tSrcFile = new File("C:\\sampleFile.txt." + tUniqueAlias + ".asg");
DataInputStream tDInStream =
new DataInputStream(new FileInputStream(tSrcFile));
Object tRC = CryptoHeader.readHeader(tDInStream);
CryptoHeader tHead = (CryptoHeader)tRC;
byte[] tCurrSignature = tHead.signature();
Step 2: Retrieve the certificate whose name is stored in the header and contains the asymmetric public key needed for verification. Retrieve the asymmetric public key from the certificate associated with the digital signature.
String tCertName = "C:\\" + tHead.verifySigCertName();
InputStream tInStream = new FileInputStream(tCertName);
CertificateFactory tFactory = CertificateFactory.getInstance("X.509","BC");
X509Certificate tCert =
PublicKey tPubKey = tCert.getPublicKey();
Figure 7: Extract Public Key
Step 3: Instantiate a Java signature engine and initialize it with the signature algorithm stored in the header and the asymmetric public key. The default value is "SHA512WithRSAEncryption".
Signature tSgnVerifyEngine = null;
String tSigAlg = tHead.signatureAlgDesc();
tSgnVerifyEngine = Signature.getInstance(tSigAlg,"BC");
Step 4: Use the Java signature engine to process the rest of the signed file and calculate a hash number that will be compared with the signature stored in the header.
int tBlockSize = 4096;
byte[] tBuffer = new byte[tBlockSize];
int tLength = tDInStream.read(tBuffer);
while (tLength == tBlockSize) {
tSgnVerifyEngine.update(tBuffer, 0, tBlockSize);
tLength = tDInStream.read(tBuffer);
if (tLength > 0) {
tSgnVerifyEngine.update(tBuffer, 0, tLength);
Step 5: After the file has been processed, use the Java signature engine to verify its result with the digital signature. A Boolean result is returned on whether the signature was valid.
Boolean tResult = tSgnVerifyEngine.verify(tCurrSignature);
The article demonstrates how to decrypt and verify the digit signature of and encrypted file using Java Cryptography methods and the Cryptography libraries from Bouncy Castle organization. Using the information provided within the Cryptography header, the user can validate who encrypted its contents and/or decipher the encrypted file. The header also provides the flexibility to expand the usage of Cryptography such as allowing multiple recipients to decrypt a file by using each of their public keys to encrypt the same symmetric key. As society adopts file encryption as a standard way of protection, more creative uses will be invented by future Cyber warriors.
The source code (LaCryptoJarSample.java) is available on the Logical Answers Inc. website under the education web page as an individual file and also within the zip file, laCrypto-4.2.0.zipx.
References and Other Technical Notes
Software requirements:
- Computer running Windows XP or higher...
- Java Runtime (JRE V1.7 or higher)
- The Legion of the Bouncy Castle Encryption Modules (no runtime fee)
Recommended reading:
- "Beginning Cryptography with Java" by David Hook.
- "The Code Book" by Simon Singh
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Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall today celebrated 50 years of Doctor Who with a visit to the show's home in Roath Lock studios, Cardiff Bay.
The Prince and The Duchess met the Doctor, Matt Smith and his companion Clara, Jenna Coleman, alongside showrunner Steven Moffat.
On meeting Their Royal Highnesses, Matt Smith, said:
"It was great to welcome The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall to set today. Showing them how to fly the TARDIS was a real treat and something I never thought I would be doing when I first took on the role. The Prince of Wales said he remembers watching the show when he was 15 and seemed very knowledgeable on the Who history, so it's nice to think they are watching."
Meanwhile, Jenna Coleman who plays Clara, added:
"Meeting The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall today was such an honour. The Prince was particularly interested in the mechanics of how the TARDIS works and the storyline for the upcoming 50th anniversary special, but I didn't give too many secrets away."
Touring the Doctor Who production office Their Royal Highnesses saw displays from the show's costume designer, locations manager, graphics artist, set decorator and production designer.
After being given a rundown on how to fly the famous TARDIS, The Prince and The Duchess were introduced to the most famous of Doctor Who monsters, the Daleks. Before production secrets were revealed with a green screen display, demonstrated by SFX. The visit concluded with Their Royal Highnesses meeting some of the Skillset apprentices who are currently training at Roath Lock.
This was the first Royal visit to BBC Cymru Wales Roath Lock studios, since they officially opened in March 2012.
Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director BBC Cymru Wales, said:
"It's been a very special day - and a moment to celebrate everything that's been achieved at Roath Lock. Doctor Who's success worldwide is a remarkable story, and I was particularly delighted that our Royal visitors were able to meet the brilliant production team. They are very special talents - and BBC Cymru Wales is immensely proud of their achievements."
Danny Cohen, Director BBC Television, said:
"The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall seemed to thoroughly enjoy their visit to the set of Doctor Who. The Prince did an extremely good impression of the voice of the Daleks using the special audio effects. Following his time in the TARDIS we may well have an exciting new option for the casting of the next Doctor."
You can check out some more images from the Royal Visit here.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall Celebrate 50 Years of Doctor Who
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Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will today celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who with a visit to BBC Cymru Wales Roath Lock studios in Cardiff Bay.
The Prince and The Duchess will meet the Doctor (Matt Smith) and his companion Clara (Jenna Coleman), alongside showrunner Steven Moffat and a host of off screen talent who take the show from script to screen. They will also come face to face with some of the show's most famous adversaries, the Daleks.
This will be the first Royal visit to Roath Lock studios since they officially opened in March 2012. Their Royal Highnesses will tour the Doctor Who production office and studios, with the following itinerary:
- Doctor Who production office, where Their Royal Highnesses will meet the show's costume designer, storyboard artist, locations manager, graphics artist, set decorator and production designer with displays from each of the skills areas.
- The TARDIS where Matt Smith, Jenna Coleman and Steven Moffat will show how one of the most famous sets in the world works.
- Next is a display of some of the show's renowned monsters, including Daleks, a Silent, a Weeping Angel, a Cyberman, Strax and an Ood. Nicholas Briggs, the voice of the Daleks, will demonstrate how to re-create the famous catchphrases.
- During the final stage of the tour Their Royal Highnesses will be shown a display against a green screen, demonstrated by SFX…
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- Before meeting some Skillset apprentices who are training at Roath Lock in a number of TV functions.
We're delighted to confirm that the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will be paying a visit to the TARDIS in the first week of July.
Every year Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall visit projects across Wales during what is known as 'Wales Week'. These visits help to promote the region, its charities and its products and give Their Royal Highnesses a chance to meet local people and see first-hand the work they're involved with.
A highlight of 'Wales Week' this year will be a visit by Their Royal Highnesses to the home of Doctor Who - BBC Cymru Wales' Roath Lock Studios in Cardiff - to mark the programme's 50th anniversary. The show makes extensive use of locations across Wales but all studio filming is done at Roath Lock and the TARDIS interior has been housed there since the Christmas special, The Snowmen. During this visit the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will meet Matt Smith (the Doctor) and Jenna Coleman (Clara) as well as some of the Time Lord's most famous adversaries.
A Clarence House spokesman said: 'The Prince and The Duchess always enjoy their annual visit to Wales and this year they are looking forward to a varied programme of engagements including everything from Dylan Thomas's Boat House to Doctor Who's TARDIS! Their Royal Highnesses are also keen to highlight the vital work being done across Wales by some of the charities they are involved with.'
It will be the second royal encounter for Doctor Who this year after Jenna Coleman was presented to Her Majesty The Queen when a major new extension of the BBC's Broadcasting House was officially opened earlier this month.
We'll bring you more on the royal visit very soon!
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Band of Brooders
After everything Aerosmith has been through in the past year — rehab, injuries, infighting — the question isn't why America's most dysfunctional rock band would finally break up, it's what the hell has kept it together for so long.
In the summer of 1979, the band got into its biggest fight ever, the circumstances of which have gone down as among the most bizarre in rock history. The band members and their wives were backstage at a show in Cleveland when Elyssa Perry and Hamilton's wife, Terry, got into a scuffle. When Elyssa threw a glass of milk at the other woman, the rest of the band got into a shouting match that didn't end until Joe Perry said he was quitting (not long after, Whitford followed him out the door).
Perry wouldn't return for four years. What he and Tyler discovered during that separation was that they needed each other. Though Perry had started his own band, the Joe Perry Project, none of the three albums he released in quick succession reached anywhere near the levels of critical and commercial success Aerosmith had enjoyed. And though Tyler had kept Aerosmith going with two replacement guitarists, the two albums he finished without Perry, Night in the Ruts and Rock in a Hard Place, turned out to be complete flops.
By the early 1980s, Tyler and Perry were still making money from song royalties, but Aerosmith's brand of music had fallen out of favor, which meant neither man was making enough to support his epic drug habit. Tyler lost his Porsche, his private jet, and his house. Perry, who divorced Elyssa, was several million dollars in debt and in trouble with the IRS. Near bankrupt, Tyler lived in a decrepit New York hotel on the $20 a day his manager gave him. Perry slept on the couch of his new manager, Tim Collins, who also paid several months of his child support.
Tyler tried to put on a brave face. Perry wasn't "missed except in the hearts of die-hard fans," he said three years into the breakup. "He thought he had a lot more to do with the band than he really did." Meanwhile, though, it was impossible to ignore that Tyler was dressing up Perry's replacement, Jimmy Crespo, to look like, well, Joe Perry. Rick Dufay, Whitford's replacement, noticed a measure of heartsickness in the lead singer. The music aside, Tyler deeply missed Perry; he didn't feel like the same person without him. "On some level," says a former manager, "Steven is always torn between feeling like 'I don't need these guys' and not wanting to lose Joe. I think it's a deeper, more emotional thing than songwriting chemistry."
On Valentine's Day 1984, Perry went to see an Aerosmith show for the first time since quitting. He visited with Tyler backstage, and they started the process of rebuilding their relationship. "They realized the tension between them is what serves them," says Tim Collins, who began representing the whole band when it reunited. "Steven knows it, so does Joe, but they don't want to know it."


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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- The Buffalo Bills have reached an agreement with Erie County and the state on a lease deal for the Ralph Wilson Stadium that will keep the NFL franchise in western New York, a state official familiar with the negotiations said Friday.
The official, who requested anonymity because the deal hasn't been announced yet, confirmed to The Associated Press that an agreement has been reached. The official said Gov. Andrew Cuomo brokered the deal.
Cuomo, team officials and County Executive Mark Poloncarz were expected to officially announce the deal at a news conference scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at the stadium in Orchard Park.
The Bills' current lease expires July 31.
The agreement, first reported Friday by The Buffalo News, is expected to include millions of dollars in renovations to the nearly 40-year-old stadium.
The deal was reached after months of talks involving the Bills, county officials and the Cuomo administration. A major sticking point determining how to divide up the costs for renovations and upgrades the Bills are seeking for their home field. According to the News, the Bills will kick in $35 million and the state and county will share the remaining $95 million renovation costs.
The newspaper reports that the deal is for 10 years, with the Bills allowed to leave after the seventh year of the contract without a financial penalty.
Though the franchise's future in Buffalo had been uncertain once 94-year-old owner Ralph Wilson dies, team officials have maintained their commitment to staying in Buffalo and continuing to play at the stadium renamed in his honor.


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Wrexham is not exactly somewhere that you would normally associate with sunshine yet they are about to join cities like Freiburg (Germany), Sacramento (California), and Desert City (Abu Dhabi) as a centre for solar power.
The town in north Wales actually has one of the largest solar panel factories in Europe courtesy of SHARP and in the last month they have installed around 30,000 solar panels on 3,000 council homes. There are also plans to fit six schools and a number of other public buildings with the solar panels to generate another 90kW of solar power.
In an interesting turn of events the council shipped in scaffolding from the surrounding areas to help ensure that they would qualify for the higher pre 4th of March Solar Incentive rate. However this does all hinge on the Government losing their appeal.
Wrexham council have borrowed close to £28 million to help fund the scheme that will eventually generate 5MW of power by equipping one property in every three with solar panels.
The scheme looks to be of particular benefit to council housing tenants as they pay approximately £70 per week for their home and these solar installations are expected to save them around £200-£300 a year on energy bills. The council is also confident that given the electricity they will generate there is a £1m a year profit to be made from the feed-in tariff. This will in turn allow Wrexham to increase their housing budget by almost 10% that is to be re-invested in public housing.
The scheme is expected to help bring an end to fuel poverty in Wrexham and benefit the community as a whole including schools and old people, not to mention a CO2 reduction of about 3,000 tonnes a year.
The investment has allowed Wrexham to jump to top end of the league table for emission reductions and they're expecting to have reduced 2005's figures by 70% which could be the largest cuts of anywhere in Britain.
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Hey guys, I noticed that agerage is down. Just came back to aom, so looking for a maphack and stuff haha. Any idea where I can get one now?
Hey guys, I noticed that agerage is down. Just came back to aom, so looking for a maphack and stuff haha. Any idea where I can get one now?
nothing around now, whats ur old account?
For aom or agerage? And I managed to find an old agerage cache, but of course I can't download any of the files. I'm sure they still work fine, so anyone still have some of the tools (maphack etc.) or docs for spawning etc. on their computers still that they could upload?
ppl dont check this thread, i have MH but i lost a lot of my origianl stuff, such as h4xr0x RH etc. I even PM admin here but they say its here but you cant DL it anymore
Just to clear some things out. AgeRage.net is gone for about 2 years now, of course the files are not gone but simply inaccessible and that's something that will not change.
I've said this a few times in the past, but didn't do it, so I probably won't again lol... but if I have time (which I always do lately) and I remember (this is my downfall) I'll upload all the AoM/AoT crap I have. I still have everything I made as well as a few things others made. I'm actually writing down to do it this time though lol
lol, I have it written down so I shouldn't forget. My plan is to copy them all to a flash drive and upload them from work either this Wednesday or next Wednesday night. I never got around to doing whatever is needed to make aom/aot run on 64 bit windows 7 (last I knew there was something that needed to be done anyway) so I can't guarantee they'll work on it. I may try to install it tomorrow though, I haven't played in years and would like to again I think so if they don't work I'll probably update at least the resign hack installation because that I know won't work with windows 7 as it is and is an easy fix
I got it working, just a registry issue, not that there's a point in using it anymore lol.
I uploaded the files you asked for, it's the osiris tutorial and a maphack/oos. It isn't my maphack so idk if it removes blackmap and fog of war or just fog of war (I think it's both though).
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July 11, 2000
PRESENT: J Gross, Chairman; Doug McDonald, Vice-Chairman; Pat Skinner,
Secretary; Debi Desrosiers, Treasurer (excused until 9:25); Holly Eddy, Vice-Treasurer;
Rich Koeck, Member; Diane Mayr, Assistant library Director.
EXCUSED: Ed Richards, Member.
GUESTS: Barbara Coish, Alberta Corvi, Lois Freeston, Mary Lee Underhill.
J Gross called the meeting to order at 7:08 PM.
The Board thanked the members of the Search Committee for their many hours spent
reading through candidate applications and resumes for the position of Director.
The Search Committee was retired with gratitude for a job well done.
The Board thanked Mary Lee Underhill for her many hours as Volunteer Coordinator
and accepted with regrets her resignation from the position. Mary Lee will continue
to do volunteer tasks from her home.
MINUTES: Upon motion by Holly Eddy, second by Rich Koeck, the Board voted to
approve the minutes of the June 13, 2000 meeting as corrected to reflect proper
spelling of Joe Fedorchuk.
TREASURER'S REPORT: Holly Eddy reported that with 50% of the year passed 53% of
the budget had been expended.
Upon motion by Doug McDonald, second by Pat Skinner, the Board voted to authorize
that Debi Desrosiers handle the maturing CD.
Upon motion by Holly Eddy, second by Doug McDonald, the Board voted to authorize
that J Gross and Debi Desrosiers finalize the purchase of the granite benches for the
Joe Fedorchuk memorial.
The Treasurer's report was placed on file.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT: Diane Mayr reported that 9,070 items were in circulation
during June. After updating the database there are 5,087 registered patrons. Volunteers logged 117.75
hours in June bringing the year-to-date total to 531.75 hours. The entryway people counter
showed that 6,081 patrons visited the library during the month of June.
Diane reported that the first two book discussion groups sponsored by The New Hampshire
Humanities were well attended. The third and final discussion will be The Awakening on August 2nd.
Diane reported that 134 "Independent Readers" and 84 "Read-to-Me" participants have signed up
for the Summer Reading Program. Preschool story hours are filled to capacity . The first
summertime drop-in craft activity was well attended. Six more Tuesday drop-in activities
are scheduled.
Diane reported that Michelle's Menagerie will visit the library on July 19th.
A Harry Potter night is planned for July 27th.
The Director's Report was placed on file.
J Gross reported that John Barrett has accepted the position of Director
and will be on board August 28th.
J Gross reported that the next Technical Advisory Committee meeting will be held
at the library on July 13th at 7PM.
J Gross reported that the Technology Plan had been approved by the State library,
authorizing access to the Federal E-Rate. Upon motion by Doug McDonald, second by Pat
Skinner, the Board voted to approve the Technology Plan as a work in progress.
The Board thanked J Gross and Jena Day for pulling the document together to meet the
short deadline.
The Board discussed the need to begin the 2001 budget process.
Gerri King, a human relations expert, will be conducting a meeting on September
13th from 9AM to 1 PM. The library will be closed during the meeting hours.
The Board viewed sign drawings designed by Hammar & Sons Sign Company and concurred
with the choice favored by the Selectmen. The Board suggested that the Library follow
the Policy and Fire departments in order of listing. The sign will be located at the
Fellows Road entrance.
J Gross will follow up on outdoor maintenance issues as needed.
OLD BUSINESS: The Transition team will work with incoming Director John Barrett
during his first month as Director. The Structure subcommittee will ensure that role
changes go smoothly during the transition before the subcommittee is retired.
Debi Desrosiers is finalizing plans for the installation of the sign and light at
the driveway entrance.
Upon motion by Doug McDonald, second by Pat Skinner, the Board voted to authorize
that J Gross expend not more than $1,000 for the installation of the weathervane.<p>
The "Driving for Books" fundraising Golf Tournament scheduled for August 28th still
has many openings for players. Although the deadline for registration is August 14th,
it would be helpful to the event coordinators to have players register as soon as possible.
NEW BUSINESS: Upon motion by Doug McDonald, second by Holly Eddy, the Board voted to
authorize that J Gross submit the CIP document.
Upon motion by Doug McDonald, second by Pat Skinner, the Board voted to accept
as a first reading the Personnel Policy. The second reading is scheduled for the August meeting.
Upon motion by Holly Eddy, second by Debi Desrosiers, the Board voted to enter
non-public session to discuss personnel issues in accordance with RSA 91-A:3.
J Gross polled the Board: Debi Desrosiers, yes; Pat Skinner, yes; Holly Eddy, yes;
Rich Koeck, yes; Doug McDonald, yes; J Gross, yes.
No action was taken in non-public session.
The next regular Trustees meeting will be held at the Library on August 15, 2000
at 7 PM.
The meeting adjourned at 10:32PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Jena Day, Recording Secretary


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47 U.S. Code § 257 - Market entry barriers proceeding
(a) Elimination of barriers
Within 15 months after February 8, 1996, the Commission shall complete a proceeding for the purpose of identifying and eliminating, by regulations pursuant to its authority under this chapter (other than this section), market entry barriers for entrepreneurs and other small businesses in the provision and ownership of telecommunications services and information services, or in the provision of parts or services to providers of telecommunications services and information services.
(b) National policy
In carrying out subsection (a) of this section, the Commission shall seek to promote the policies and purposes of this chapter favoring diversity of media voices, vigorous economic competition, technological advancement, and promotion of the public interest, convenience, and necessity.
(c) Periodic review
Every 3 years following the completion of the proceeding required by subsection (a) of this section, the Commission shall review and report to Congress on—
(1) any regulations prescribed to eliminate barriers within its jurisdiction that are identified under subsection (a) of this section and that can be prescribed consistent with the public interest, convenience, and necessity; and
Source(June 19, 1934, ch. 652, title II, § 257, as added Pub. L. 104–104, title I, § 101(a),Feb. 8, 1996, 110 Stat. 77.)
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The Giro Shiv Snowboard Helmet may look pretty straightforward, but the beauty of this product comes from the careful attention to detail and high quality material, not gimmicky looks on the outside. For starters, the high quality molded Polycarbonate material makes for a surprisingly lightweight feel while still providing amazing protection and reliability. Match this with the interior subliner for comfort and it is quite clear that the Shiv aims to deliver a performance that satisfies riders of all kinds.
I love this helmet because it's simple and everything I wanted in a helmet. I wasn't attracted to all the different shapes or helmets like the army one or the one with the visor. It saved my head a few times so this is always a good investment. The only thing I don't really like about this helmet is the fact that the ear pieces are NOT removable like other helmets. Besides that, this helmet is sick and it will save your life!
I used this helmet for one season. I ordered it at a medium (size of old helmet) and I have to remove the padding to make it fit. I would strongly recommend getting a beanie to go under it.
Asides from the obvious, protection it provides, this helmet is very basic. Comes with a second set of thicker inner layer cushion offering minimal adjustment for fitment. The ventilation is not very effective and can get quite hot and sweaty wearing it.
My little brother got this helmet last year before the snow. He used it for two weeks an loved it. His has black leather around the outside of the helmet which might wear tear if it scrapes something hard. But it does what a snowboard helmets supposed to do which is protect your head and keep it warm!
It's a decent helmet, nothing too special but the price is quite fair. It's nice that it doesn't weigh down on your head but it does get pretty warm, a bit too warm if you're out there shredding all day long.
It is warm and protective but has an awkward shape to it.
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Die Hard With A Fragrance, and More…
First came Demi's Wanted; now ex-husband Bruce Willis is getting in on the fragrance game. Willis has inked a licensing deal with a German cosmetics maker to debut his first signature scent this summer. No word on what it will be called, but oh, how our minds are wandering. Pure Action, perhaps? [WWD]
Speaking of men's personal care products, if you've been curious as to what caused the boom in this sector over the past year, the answer is simple: women. According to a new survey, it's the fairer sex who has been investing in men's skincare products to stop their partners from stealing their moisturizers and face scrubs. Because the couple that sloughs together, stays together. [Daily Mail]
Some good news for the guys (and gals) out there with premature thinning: The balding gene has been identified, which could lead to a "cure" for hair loss. Long, flowing locks for everyone! [Telegraph]
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After 30 fun-filled days of Instagramming our hearts out, we're looking back on all of the amazing photos from our living #ThePoshLife challenge. From fun in the sun to rockin' our best selfies, we are so thankful for each and everyone one of you who joined in for the month.
Yet, only one could come away with a $250 Posh shopping spree, so congrats to Margaret, aka @xoxoshoebug on Instagram, for taking home the big prize! Her photos were full of friends, fashion and summer fun, which really captures the heart of #ThePoshLife.
We're all a little sad for the challenge to end, but are planning another one. So stay tuned and keep living and sharing #ThePoshLife!
We challenged you to capture #ThePoshLife on Instagram with us this month, and we're absolutely loving the results. Poshers are quite the fabulous bunch! Here are just a few of our favorites, and you can find more on our Facebook album and also by searching #ThePoshLife on Instagram.
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St. Denis asks officials for pipeline help
Date: July 20, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
On Monday, July 20 Town Manager Bruce St. Denis asked Congressman Vern Buchanan, R-Longboat Key, and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood for help in protecting white sand resources from a proposed natural-gas pipeline route north of Anna Maria.
St. Denis took advantage of a standing-room-only public forum held at Dan P. McClure Auditorium, in Sarasota, to express his concern that the pipeline, proposed by Port Dolphin LLC, affects white sand sources for future beach renourishments.
"The concern we have is that the final environmental impact statement has been issued, and it states the sand impact in the area is minor," St. Denis said.
Port Dolphin, St. Denis said, says that a town-permitted sand site has 615,000 acres of beach-quality sand to work with, which is enough for about seven to 18 future town beach projects.
"But our beach engineer has data which shows that only 20,000 acres of sand are left in that permitted site," St. Denis said.
St. Denis said having "incorrect data" on the environmental impact statement makes it look like the town has years of beach-quality sand left and doesn't need sand that's underneath the proposed pipeline.
"We know these figures are wrong, and we ask you to look into it before the 45-day window begins in which the project can be approved," St. Denis said.
LaHood promised to look into the matter, and Buchanan confirmed the concern.
"The quality of sand we need for our beaches is very important," Buchanan said. "It's a big issue and we are trying to work out a compromise."
The United States Coast Guard will hold a public hearing for Port Dolphin's proposed natural gas pipeline proposal from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 28, at the Manatee Convention Center, One Haben Blvd., Palmetto. The public hearing follows an informational open house for the pipeline project that will be held from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
After the public hearing, state officials have 45 days to either accept or reject the proposed natural-gas pipeline that would connect to Port Manatee north of Anna Maria Island.
St. Denis plans to comment again at the public hearing next week.
Also at Monday's public forum, LaHood and Buchanan fielded questions from local area officials about how Port Manatee could receive federal stimulus money, area road projects and other transportation issues.
LaHood told those in attendance that transportation dollars from the stimulus plan can be the stimulus for opportunities to create jobs in this region.
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Golfer sees swinging success
Longboat Key resident Arlene McKitrick celebrated her 200th golf championship win this week at Sara Bay Country Club in an FSGA event.
Mote receives NOAA grant
Mote Marine Laboratory recently received a $99,615 grand for its dolphin and whale rehabilitation efforts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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As well as Megaplumes, RBR have been keeping a secret up their sleeve – Fragrance Confections! They'll launch mid month on the RBR site HERE for EU97; Megaplumes will be EU28.


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The purpose of Open Door Baptist Missions is to promote the work of Christ in regions that have been closed to the Gospel or that presently have little or no Gospel witness. We strive to accomplish this task while the Lord has set before us an open door. (Revelation 3:8)
This is done through the collective support of local churches. We stand ready to help fundamental, Bible-believing churches place their missionary candidates on the field of God's call.
It is our desire to give the Gospel to those who have never heard. We endeavor to partner with those who are already laboring in the harvest fields and help train those who will be the leaders of tomorrow.
Monthly Missionary Updates
► In June, Ryan & Jennifer Horkavy and their family spent precious time in CA with Ryan's brother Josiah before his homegoing in July. While battling cancer, God gave Josiah numerous opportunities with doctors, nurses, campers, and others to testify of His saving grace. Pray for God's grace and comfort for the Horkavys as they regain their strength to focus on the church ministry in Buckeye, Arizona.
►Recently, Scott & Shelley Krystowiak reminded us in their update to walk circumspectly. Many that they minister to in prisons throughout the USA have made poor decisions resulting in their suffering consequences. The Gospel has changed many of these lives giving them a new hope and direction. The MTC Bible Institute continues to grow. Over 400 have enrolled in the program.
From the Director
In Matthew 8:10, Jesus meets a centurion in the city of Capernaum. Upon hearing of the centurion's plight that his servant lay at home sick of palsy and grievously tormented, Jesus responded immediately saying, "I will come and heal him." With humility and complete faith the centurion responded, "But speak the word only and my servant shall be healed." Stop and ask yourself do I exercise this type of centurion-like faith daily? Our Lord recognized this extraordinary faith in verse 10, "… I have not found so great faith, no not in Israel." During the past several months ODBM missionaries, the Burgets and Keisers in Puerto Rico, and the Horkavys in Arizona, have experienced the pain of death of loved ones. Difficult times provide opportunities to honor and glorify our Father with faith in the One who loves us with an everlasting love and saves us from eternal damnation.
Kim-Axel Kuhr, Assistant Director