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After two public hearings which included , the vote by the Planning & Zoning Commission (PZC) to deny was a disappointment to Edward and Lisa Alberino.
Edward Alberino said he was upset by the vote initially, but has since taken a step back and reviewed the situation.
"I agree with the commission on their ruling," he said. "I look forward to the upcoming public hearing where we can look at some of these old regulations."
Alberino said he's old enough to remember town regulations that did not permit stores to be open on Sundays and other out-dated laws.
The PZC agreed as well, and voted 4-1 to hold a public hearing to review this particular zoning regulation regarding tattoo parlors.
The public hearing is scheduled for Monday, April 2 at 7pm at town hall.
The reason for the review, said members of the PZC, is that tattoo parlors fall under adult entertainment services and have rules such as they can't be within 1,000 feet of a day care facility, school, church, convent and/or synagogue. Or "where numbers of minors regularly travel or frequent."
The dilemma, said PZC member Anselmo Delia, is what does the regulation really mean?
"Should it be considered differently and if so, are we are going to enforce the regulations or not?" he asked.
PZC member Michael Rossi said that the commission must follow the regulations which in essence equates tattoo parlors with adult entertainment.
"We might need to change these," said Rossi of the regulations. "Right now, if we are to approve this under these regulations, anyone in town opposed to it would have an easy appeal."
Another commission member brought up the fact that a person who spoke against the application at the first public hearing runs a business across the street for school age children.
PZC member Mark Rapuano disagreed noting that the regulation stated the words, "as determined by the commission."
"We have the right to determine that this is an area and location that a tattoo parlor can go into," said Rapuano.
Delia said that it was a difficult decision as the applicants are upstanding citizens in the community and that there was a lot of support for the service.
"They would probably do a better job than anyone else for this proposed use," said Delia about the Alberinos.
But soon-to-be tattoo services at the are not in the immediate future.
"I learned a great deal and I feel more prepared to decide than I would have been a month ago," said Delia. "But the nature of it, the special exception, is one where zoning regulations should not be taken too lightly."
The first vote, which began with a motion to approve the application for the tattoo services, was defeated by a vote of two in favor to three against. Voting in favor was Mark Rapuano and Christine Goupil. Voting against was Michael Rossi, Anselmo Delia and Kirk Carr.
In a second vote, the PZC agreed to hold a public hearing to review and possibly amend the regulations. It passed 4-1, with Carr being the lone dissenter.
Carr did say "the words are clear, if you like them or not it's immaterial. It is our sworn duty to uphold the rule. We can change it if we like."


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Fountain Valley School of Colorado has a new head of school.
The board of trustees unanimously approved the appointment of William V. Webb to succeed Craig W. Larimer Jr. '69 as Fountain Valley's eighth head of school, beginning July 1, 2013. Larimer announced his retirement last summer.
Board President Greg Osborne '81 says: "Will impressed the entire FVS community with his passion for independent school education. His experience makes him a very compelling and credible leader in the field. He has a genuine and effective ability to connect with students and is warmly approachable. Will possesses boundless energy and a true love for the West, and he and his wife, Sarah, share our core values of compassion, courage, curiosity, self-reliance and open-mindedness. He has the leadership skill, educational perspective and enthusiasm to engage the FVS community in our quest to distinguish our brand of experiential education for future generations."
Webb's appointment is the culmination of an extensive search in which nearly 100 highly qualified candidates from across the world were screened.
He has extensive experience as a boarding and day school leader. He was a student at Groton School in Massachusetts and next earned his B.A. in English from the University of Vermont. He began his boarding school career at The Gunnery in Connecticut as a teacher and assistant dean of students. Webb went back to the University of Vermont as a development officer and next earned his M.A. in independent school organization and leadership at the Klingenstein Center, Teacher's College, Columbia University. From there, he went to Athens Academy in Athens, Ga., as assistant dean of students and English teacher. In 2004, he returned to Groton School as the associate director of development and director of alumni affairs, and later as associate director of admission and assistant varsity lacrosse coach. In 2011, Webb and his wife, Sarah, moved to Heritage Hall School, an independent day school in Oklahoma City, to become assistant head of school for external affairs. Sarah is the chair of the world languages department at Heritage Hall, and their daughter, Maggie, was born in July 2012.
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Lady Judith bas Rabbi Mendel. Currently residing in the Barony of Settmour Swamp, Lady Judith can usually be found in the kitchens at most events, doing whatever is most needful, from chopping vegetables to washing dishes. She enjoys baking, sewing, and researching interesting corners of Jewish life in northern and central Europe.
As the only surviving child of the esteemed Rabbi Mendel ben Shlomo (may he be remembered for a blessing), Lady Judith studied Talmud with him from an early age and ultimately inherited his baking business. She currently manages the bakery and her husband's household, and continues the studies that she began with her father as time allows.
Offices & Positions
- Deputy Minister of Arts and Sciences, Barony of Settmour Swamp (9/2010-present)
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- Taught numerous classes on Jewish cooking and related subjects at various local and Kingdom events, demos, and Pennsic War
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The Street Glide tries hard to bridge the gap between full-on tourer and custom street bike. The bike is based on Harley's spine frame touring chassis but is 'slammed' for a low mean look. The twin cam 96 cubic inch (1584cc) engine hauls the bike briskly to a comfortable 80mph cruising speed with just the right amount of vibes. As ...
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Based on the 2009 XR1200, the XR1200X is slightly more sports biased than the sports biased XR1200. Confused? Don't be. All you have to think about is the X-model has vastly improved, multi-adjustable suspension that makes a difference when riding 187kg of American muscle on our roads. It also comes in a menacing black paint scheme with black exhausts. Engine ...
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The Yamaha XVS1100 - a big cruiser of yesteryear is more a mid sized cruiser of today. It's an evolution of Yamaha's long running XV1100 Virago which used to be its custom-style range topper but now it's dwarfed by the near-two litre megacruisers. The Yamaha XVS1100 is somewhat old tech but light weight and manageability are always useful.
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Mid price cruiser style Suzuki GZ125 Marauder works well and makes a decent learner steed. It's got more presence than the budget custom style 125s like Yamaha's SR125 but it's usefully cheaper than the twin cylinder alternatives which cost about a grand more when new. The Suzuki GZ125 Marauder makes a decent, frugal urban commuter too.
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One of Harley's whackier 'image bikes', in a similar vein to the Harley-Davidson Bad Boy, Street Bob and Night Rod. The Harley-Davidson Night Train is a Europe-only model based on the Softail. It's lean, mean and very black and it goes pretty much as it looks. If you like the style of the Harley-Davidson Night Train you won't be disappointed.
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The Harley-Davidson Dyna Wide Glide is the Harley motorcycle for the real Easy Rider/Chopper fans. Basic Hog architecture (big twin mill, twin shock 'Dyna' rear end) gets the full-on 'bro' treatment with raked out, widely-splayed (hence the Wide moniker) forks, 21-inch wire front wheels, pull-back Ape-hangers, 'bobtail' rear fender and forward-mounted 'highway' pegs. As a motorcycle, ponderous. As a style statement, the ...
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Basically the Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport is as per the stock Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide but with a touch more hard edged sporting attitude courtesy of flat bars, a different seat, twin disc brakes and a touch more mean and moody matt black paint.
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To help ensure the future of Moishe House in New Orleans, the national Moishe House is announcing the Rubin Family Foundation Challenge Grant to attract local support.
Moishe House engages Jewish young adults in their 20s and develops emerging Jewish leaders. The innovative organization now counts 37 houses in 14 countries around the world. Since 2009, Moishe House has concentrated its fundraising efforts on building local community partnerships with donors and Jewish organizations.
Most recently, Moishe House has launched its innovative program in San Diego, Detroit and Vancouver through the development of strong local partnerships with donors, foundations and Jewish Federations.
Additionally, over the coming months, Moishe House will open new houses through this local partnership development model in New York, Phoenix, Miami and a house in San Francisco geared towards young adults from Russian-speaking families.
"Currently, there are several Moishe Houses where less than 25 percent of the program costs are funded by the local community — including New Orleans," said David Cygielman, CEO of Moishe House. "Given this, we are focused on leveraging The Rubin Family Foundation Challenge Grant to build upon our recent success in developing strong local community partnerships and to enable Moishe House to raise the money needed to grow beyond our initial funding from a small group of national donors. It is absolutely critical that we secure funding from the local community in order to keep these houses open and thriving into the future."
Jen Kraus Rosen, chief operating officer of Moishe House, said their model is "based on a local funding strategy and every house has to have local support in place," and if they can't raise "33 percent of the house's costs from locally designated sources by May, we simply do not have the funding to keep them going."
Moishe House New Orleans, located in the Garden District, is a unique, vibrant and inclusive residential home where young Jews in their twenties come together to explore their Jewish identity, build strong personal connections with their peers, and meaningfully engage in community service. Over the past few years, Moishe House New Orleans has achieved tremendous success, including features on PBS and the front page of the Times-Picayune.
Since opening in May 2008, Moishe House New Orleans has attracted over 4.000 participants through over 200 programs including programs to help rebuild the local community.
Recent events for the New Orleans Moishe House have included a Shabbat dinner with the AVODAH Jewish Service Corps and an alumni event, Iron Chef cooking night, Independence Day barbecue, a locally-produced products Shabbat luncheon at Shir Chadash, Shabbat on Lake Pontchartrain, blueberry picking outing in Mississippi, and an "ethical taste test" at Green Charter Elementary. They also partnered with the Jewish Newcomers program and AYLA, the New Orleans LGBTQ Jewish group, for a Shabbat dinner and service.
Through April 2012, the grant, from Moishe House board member Ron Rubin, will match each new dollar donated to Moishe House New Orleans with two dollars of additional support, offering an incentive of up to 200 percent.
In addition to New Orleans, The Rubin Family Foundation Challenge Grant is being concurrently launched in seven other communities.
Birmingham house plans fall opening
The Birmingham Moishe House is one step closer to reality. In mid-August, Moishe House began taking resident applications for the Birmingham house.
The house will be located on 21st Way off Highland Avenue, in a house next door to Temple Beth-El that is owned by the congregation. Nevertheless, Moishe House is a community-wide initiative not connected with any particular stream of Judaism.
Vikki Grodner, president of Beth-El, said she anticipates the house opening in late fall, after the High Holidays.
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I've always had dry lips for as long as I remember. I used to wear Vaseline as lip balm & on my lips every night before going to bed & I would still get chapped lips in the morning. I experimented with everything from ChapStick, Nivea, Burt's Bee's, to EOS without any luck. I started using Carmex & suddenly I didn't wake up with chapped lips anymore & it made me so happy. Even without applying anything to my lips to keep them hydrated (I'm a mouth breather because of a deviated septum) I wake up with smooth lips. Sometimes a little dry skin in the morning because of the cold winters, but definitely a huge improvement. The water & Carmex as my go to lip balm has definitely helped. I might also add that I am allergic to lip gloss & scents from lip balms & I've had no reaction to the original Carmex & the vanilla scented one. The cherry one made me break out though.
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This chapstick is very casual. The hydrating power is excellent and the packaging is simple which I like it. Easy to take with everywhere. Overall, this is one brilliant piece!
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I keep a bunch of these around my house and in my purses. In my opinion, this product is the best compared to Chapstick and Burt bee's.
I lightly tap this on my lips. Leaves my lips feeling moisturized and gives a sheen. Definitely would repurchase!
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Better than Chapstick at the moment. I actually like the waxy feel of Chapstick! Carmex is a bit greasy and the smell is a little overwhelming. I just moved to a very dry area and my lips aren't chapping but they're soooo parched and feel deflated and uncomfortable. I do like the 'click' the tube makes and a small amount beneath lipstick seems to keep my lips comfy for about 3 hours, until I need to reapply lipstick. I would buy again in a pinch but I'll keep looking for something more moisturizing.
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smuckers85 on 6/26/2014 2:15:00 PM more reviews by smuckers85
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This past winter/spring, I had a bad eczema flare up on my lips and nothing would soothe it. I tried Vaseline, Blistex, Burt Bees, Nivea, Eucerin .you name it. Carmex is the only one that finally moisturized my lips without having to be re-applied every 5 minutes, and since using it the eczema is now gone! I highly recommend this to anyone suffering with something similar and havent tried Carmex yet I live in Canada and can only find it at Target in my area. I will be buying many more to stash everywhere.
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Holy grail lip balm, I have tried many lip balms but this is my go to one! I've used it since high school and keep coming back to it. It really leaves my lips supple and smooth. I love the thick emollient texture and the tight sensation. The new one has a broad spectrum SPF 15 so it's great for daily use!
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Before Carmex, I was never really satisfied with chopsticks I purchased. I think it wasn't till I was in my freshman yr that I used a friend's (I know, gross, but we cut off her used part with a single hair strand before i used it and then again after i used it)that I was hooked. Now I can't find anything like it. I've tried Eos which I also found appealing, but really I'll never stop buying this Chapstick. Especially considering I can purchased a 3 pack for the price of one Eos.
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teenofchrist on 5/8/2013 8:34:00 PM more reviews by teenofchrist
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I always strayed away from Carmex I thought it was just cheap and average. I always used high end lip balms. Today I was just cleaning my room and I saw my sister's Carmex and I have been on the lookout for a new lip balm so I decided to try it out figuring it would be terrible but I'm a huge fan of it! It keeps my lips super moisturized all day! I have super dry lips and now my lips are never dry because of Carmex and it's super affordable! I apply alittle bit of Carmex before I apply my lipstick everyday :) LOVE LOVE IT HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE
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I absolutely love this lip balm, it quickly helps dried lips leaving a minty feel, it is my favorite.
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Packaging is whatever...it's Chapstick so I'm not really picky on that. I do feel I have to reapply throughout the day however I wear a lot of lip products and at any given time I may have up to four or five lip products on including a lip primer. So that may not have anything to do with the lip balm. I like this in bulk and put them in my car, coat pockets, pretty much everywhere.
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Oracle Security Team
July 2014 Critical Patch Update Released
Hello, this is Eric Maurice.
Oracle today released the July 2014 Critical Patch Update. This Critical Patch Update provides 113 new security fixes across a wide range of product families including: Oracle Database, Oracle Fusion Middleware, Oracle Hyperion, Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control, Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise, Oracle Siebel CRM, Oracle Industry Applications, Oracle Java SE, Oracle Linux and Virtualization, Oracle MySQL, and Oracle and Sun Systems Products Suite.
This Critical Patch Update provides 20 additional security fixes for Java SE. The highest CVSS Base Score for the Java vulnerabilities fixed in this Critical Patch Update is 10.0. This score affects a single Java SE client vulnerability (CVE-2014-4227). 7 other Java SE client vulnerabilities receive a CVSS Base Score of 9.3 (denoting that a complete compromise of the targeted client is possible, but that that access complexity to exploit these vulnerabilities is "medium.") All in all, this Critical Patch Update provides fixes for 17 Java SE client vulnerabilities, 1 for a JSSE vulnerability affecting client and server, and 2 vulnerabilities affecting Java client and server. Oracle recommends that home users visit http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp to ensure that they run the most recent version of Java. Oracle also recommends Windows XP users to upgrade to a currently-supported operating system. Running unsupported operating systems, particularly one as prevalent as Windows XP, create a very significant risk to users of these systems as vulnerabilities are widely known, exploit kits routinely available, and security patches no longer provided by the OS provider.
This Critical Patch Update also includes 5 fixes for the Oracle Database. The highest CVSS Base Score for these database vulnerabilities is 9.0 (this score affects vulnerability CVE-2013-3751)).
Oracle Fusion Middleware receives 29 new security fixes with this Critical Patch Update. The most severe CVSS Base Score for these vulnerabilities is 7.5.
Oracle E-Business Suite receives 5 new security fixes with this Critical Patch Update. The most severe CVSS Base Score reported for these vulnerabilities is 6.8.
Oracle Sun Systems Products Suite receive 3 new security fixes with this Critical Patch Update and one additional Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control fix is applicable to these deployments. Fixes that exist because of the dependency between individual Oracle product components are listed in italics in the Critical Patch Update Advisory. These bugs are listed in the risk matrices of the products they initially exist in, as well as in the risk matrices of the products they are used with. The most severe CVSS Base Score for these Oracle Sun Systems Products Suite vulnerabilities is 6.9.
As a reminder, Critical Patch Update fixes are intended to address significant security vulnerabilities in Oracle products and also include code fixes that are prerequisites for the security fixes. As a result, Oracle recommends that this Critical Patch Update be applied as soon as possible by customers using the affected products.
For More Information:
The July 2014 Critical Patch Update Advisory is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cpujul2014-1972956.html
The Oracle Software Security Assurance web site is located at http://www.oracle.com/us/support/assurance.
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Security Alert CVE-2014-0160 ('Heartbleed') Released
Hi, this is Eric Maurice.
Oracle just released Security Alert CVE-2014-0160 to address the publicly disclosed 'Heartbleed' vulnerability which affects a number of versions of the OpenSSL library. Due to the severity of this vulnerability, and the fact that active exploitation of this vulnerability is reported "in the wild," Oracle recommends that customers of affected Oracle products apply the necessary patches as soon as they are released by Oracle.
The CVSS Base Score for this vulnerability is 5.0. This relative low score denotes the difficulty in coming up with a system that can rate the severity of all types of vulnerabilities, including the ones that constitute blended threat.
It is easy to exploit vulnerability CVE-2014-0160 with relative impunity as it is remotely exploitable without authentication over the Internet. However a successful exploit can only result in compromising the confidentiality of some of the data contained in the targeted systems. An active exploitation of the bug allows the malicious perpetrator to read the memory of the targeted system on which resides the vulnerable versions of the OpenSSL library. The vulnerability, on its own, does not allow a compromise of the availability (e.g., denial of service attack) or integrity of the targeted system (e.g., deletion of sensitive log files).
Unfortunately, this vulnerability is very serious in that it is contained into a widely used security package, which enables the use of SSL/TLS, and the compromise of that memory can have serious follow-on consequences. According to http://heartbleed.com the compromised data may contain passwords, private keys, and other sensitive information. In some instances, this information could be used by a malicious perpetrator to decrypt private information that was sent months or years ago, or log into systems with stolen identity. As a result, this vulnerability creates very significant risks including unauthorized access to systems with full user rights.
For more information:
The Advisory for Security Alert CVE-2014-0160 is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/alert-cve-2014-0160-2190703.html
The 'OpenSSL Security Bug - Heartbleed / CVE-2014-0160' page on OTN is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/opensslheartbleedcve-2014-0160-2188454.html
The 'Heartbleed' web site is located at http://www.heartbleed.com. Note that this site is not affiliated with Oracle.
Oracle Java Cloud Service - April 2014 Critical Patch Update
Hi, this is Eric Maurice.
In addition to the release of the April 2014 Critical Patch Update, Oracle has also addressed the recently publicly disclosed issues in the Oracle Java Cloud Service. Note that the combination of this announcement with the release of the April 2014 Critical Patch Update is not coincidental or the result of the unfortunate public disclosure of exploit code, but rather the result of the need to coordinate the release of related fixes for our on-premise customers.
Shortly after issues were reported in the Oracle Java Cloud Service, Oracle determined that some of these issues were the result of certain security issues in Oracle products (though not Java SE), which are also licensed for traditional on-premise use. As a result, Oracle addressed these issues in the Oracle Java Cloud Service, and scheduled the inclusion of related fixes in the following Critical Patch Updates upon completion of successful testing so as to avoid introducing regression issues in these products.
For more information:
The April 2014 Critical Patch Update Advisory is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cpuapr2014-1972952.html
More information about Oracle Software Security Assurance, including details about Oracle's secure development and ongoing security assurance practices is located at http://www.oracle.com/us/support/assurance/overview/index.html
April 2014 Critical Patch Update Released
Hello, this is Eric Maurice again.
Oracle today released the April 2014 Critical Patch Update. This Critical Patch Update provides fixes for 104 vulnerabilities across a number of product lines including: Oracle Database, Oracle Fusion Middleware, Oracle Hyperion, Oracle Supply Chain Product Suite, Oracle iLearning, Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise, Oracle Siebel CRM, Oracle Java SE, Oracle and Sun Systems Products Suite, Oracle Linux and Virtualization, and Oracle MySQL. A number of the vulnerabilities fixed in this Critical Patch Update have high CVSS Base Score and are being highlighted in this blog entry. Oracle recommends this Critical Patch Update be applied as soon as possible.
Out of the 104 vulnerabilities fixed in the April 2014 Critical Patch Update, 2 were for the Oracle Database. The most severe of these database vulnerabilities received a CVSS Base Score of 8.5 for the Windows platform to denote a full compromise of the targeted system, although a successful exploitation of this bug requires authentication by the malicious attacker. On other platforms (e.g., Linux, Solaris), the CVSS Base Score is 6.0, because a successful compromise would be limited to the Database and not extend to the underlying Operating System. Note that Oracle reports this kind of vulnerabilities with the 'Partial+' value for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability impact (Partial+ is used when the exploit affects a wide range of resources, e.g. all database tables). Oracle makes a strict application of the CVSS 2.0 standard, and as a result, the Partial+ does not result in an inflated CVSS Base Score (CVSS only provides for 'None,' 'Partial,' or 'Complete' to report the impact of a bug). This custom value is intended to call customers' attention to the potential impact of the specific vulnerability and enable them to potentially manually increase this severity rating. For more information about Oracle's use of CVSS, see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cvssscoringsystem-091884.html.
This Critical Patch Update also provides fixes for 20 Fusion Middleware vulnerabilities. The highest CVSS Base Score for these Fusion Middleware vulnerabilities is 7.5. This score affects one remotely exploitable without authentication vulnerability in Oracle WebLogic Server (CVE-2014-2470). If successfully exploited, this vulnerability can result in a wide compromise of the targeted WebLogic Server (Partial+ rating for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. See previous discussion about the meaning of the 'Partial+' value reported by Oracle).
Also included in this Critical Patch Update were fixes for 37 Java SE vulnerabilities. 4 of these Java SE vulnerabilities received a CVSS Base Score of 10.0. 29 of these 37 vulnerabilities affected client-only deployments, while 6 affected client and server deployments of Java SE. Rounding up this count were one vulnerability affecting the Javadoc tool and one affecting unpack200. As a reminder, desktop users, including home users, can leverage the Java Autoupdate or visit Java.com to ensure that they are running the most recent version of Java. Java SE security fixes delivered through the Critical Patch Update program are cumulative. In other words, running the most recent version of Java provides users with the protection resulting from all previously-released security fixes. Oracle strongly recommends that Java users, particularly home users, keep up with Java releases and remove obsolete versions of Java SE, so as to protect themselves against malicious exploitation of Java vulnerabilities.
This Critical Patch Update also included fixes for 5 vulnerabilities affecting Oracle Linux and Virtualization products suite. The most severe of these vulnerabilities received a CVSS Base Score of 9.3, and this vulnerability (CVE-2013-6462) affects certain versions of Oracle Global Secure Desktop.
Due to the relative severity of a number of the vulnerabilities fixed in this Critical Patch Update, Oracle strongly recommends that customers apply this Critical Patch Update as soon as possible. In addition, as previously discussed, Oracle does not test unsupported products, releases and versions for the presence of vulnerabilities addressed by each Critical Patch Update. However, it is often the case that earlier versions of affected releases are affected by vulnerabilities fixed in recent Critical Patch Updates. As a result, it is highly desirable that organizations running unsupported versions, for which security fixes are no longer available under Oracle Premier Support, update their systems to a currently-supported release so as to fully benefit from Oracle's ongoing security assurance effort.
For more information:
The April 2014 Critical Patch Update Advisory is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cpuapr2014-1972952.html
More information about Oracle's application of the CVSS scoring system is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cvssscoringsystem-091884.html
An Ovum white paper "Avoiding security risks with regular patching and support services" is located at http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/analystreports/ovum-avoiding-security-risks-1949314.pdf
More information about Oracle Software Security Assurance, including details about Oracle's secure development and ongoing security assurance practices is located at http://www.oracle.com/us/support/assurance/overview/index.html
The details of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) are located at http://www.first.org/cvss/cvss-guide.html.
Java desktop users can verify that they are running the most version of Java and remove older versions of Java by visiting http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp.
'Heartbleed' (CVE-2014-0160) Vulnerability in OpenSSL
Hi, this is Eric Maurice.
A vulnerability affecting certain versions of the OpenSSL libraries was recently publicly disclosed. This vulnerability has received the nickname 'Heartbleed' and the CVE identifier CVE-2014-0160.
Oracle is investigating the use of the affected OpenSSL libraries in Oracle products and solutions, and will provide mitigation instructions when available for these affected Oracle products.
Oracle recommends that customers refer to the 'OpenSSL Security Bug - Heartbleed CVE-2014-0160' page on the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) for information about affected products, availability of fixes and other mitigation instructions. This page will be periodically updated as Oracle continues its assessment of the situation. Oracle customers can also open a support ticket with My Oracle Support if they have additional questions or concerns.
For More Information:
The CVE-2014-016 page on OTN is located at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/opensslheartbleedcve-2014-0160-2188454.html
The Heartbleed web site is located at http://heartbleed.com/. This site is not affiliated with Oracle and provides a list of affected OpenSSL versions.
The My Oracle Support portal can be accessed by visiting https://support.oracle.com


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Close-Up!: Rebecca's Wallpaper Backsplash
Weeks after Rebecca and Roger's Flux-Redux House Tour, visions of the gorgeous wallpaper backsplash still dance through our head(s)...
How'd she do it? In case you missed her comment on the in-depth post over at The Kitchn, Rebecca explains:
The glass is wedged in and held by silicon bikini straps on each edge. I opted out of using bolts because it would interfere with my wallpaper pattern. (in my design world mind everything floats, but the reality is . . . something's got to secure it from gravity) Had I done it over, I would have had the carpenter construct a channel of sorts at the bottom of the upper cabs to slide the glass into, for that "look ma, no hardwares" effect with just a noodle of silicon where the counter meets the splash and corner verticals.
(The wallpaper is Cole & Sons' Malabar.)
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I would love to do a back splash like this... but what precisely is a "silicon bikini strap"? I don't necessarily recommend googling the term, unless you have your "safe search" feature turned on to filter out the naughty results. :)
Are we just talking about simple silicon strips of some kind? And where would one get such an item?
Gorgeous design!
great backsplash...ditch the rug! You have beautiful floors and it completely clashes and draws the eye away from your backsplash, cabinets, and cool blue wall color. Why would you put a huge rug in the middle of your kitchen anyway?
I love the backsplash...
...and I think the rug is a great addition to the kitchen - gives the room real character.
Sorry, being figurative with the bikini straps. It means "very thin clear silicon caulking around the edges"
Rug in the kitchen. . .why not? (It's art on a horizontal surface.)
I agree with Clogan's comment on the Kitchn site. If you have something nice, why not use and see it regularly. Our house isn't a museum.
thank you for clarifying! I thought that was what you likely meant but never hurts to check. By the way, I love the rug... in both design AND location!
After I just made a mess on my floor this AM with the egg batter for French toast, and spending about 30 min cleaning up the floor, I'm leaving rugs OUT of my kitchen. Usually, I am very neat when cooking, but the container slipped off the counter as I was flipping the toast to cover the other side....at least my floor is super clean now.
Love the rug....I've got a persian in mine. Never made a mess after many many years...
1) 1/4" Tempered regular (green) glass. I liked the green tint over the blue grey wallpaper. worked better with my wall color. Use Starfire glass if you want it completely clear.
2) Yes, had the hole cut out to be just big enough to accommodate the screws. (long story short, don't use Occasional Glass in SF. screwed up measurements twice that took them 2 hours to take! 4 pieces @ 6 wks for a "3-4 day" job). Use Paige or Theissen Glass, more expensive but more competent.
3) So far so good with the caulk. The glass was wedged in fairly tight to begin with. Our cabs are Ikea! You wouldn't be notching the back of the cabs. You'd be adding a customized notched deco strip below the cabs, all around, to line up with the deco strip on the front (that is, if you plan on having deco strips at all). If you want a picture of what I mean, email me at email@example.com. Though your carpenter might have a better idea.
good luck on your remodel.


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Joel Paris has written an erudite, intelligent, thoroughly researched work on the benefits of brief evidence-based psychotherapy in this epoch of disintegrating family and community ties. He takes us down the path of the historical development of what Christopher Lasch (1) anointed as the "culture of narcissism," ranging over viewpoints as diverse as those of Marx, Weber, Yeats, and Tolstoy and citing Kernberg (2) and Kohut (3) about the difficulties of treating patients who have a narcissistic personality structure. He cautions about the dangers of long-term psychotherapy with no clear goals in mind.
Then he offers a solution to treating people with narcissistic propensities, partly scientific and partly old-time morality and ethical concern for the family and children: a family-systems-oriented psychotherapy, primarily aimed at the unseen patients, the children (and their well-being). In this vein, we hear a bit of the late Judy Wallerstein (4) and her admonitions that troubled parents should focus on the needs of their children and not just pursue their own individual desires. With a nice sense of humor, Paris boils all of his ideas down to one seminal one: this book is about helping narcissistic patients, in a narcissistic age, to get a life.
Paris agrees with the view that cultural narcissism, with the "self more important than social commitments," is at the root of many of our current personal and societal difficulties (p. 77). The search for easy fame and satisfaction goes hand-in-hand with the narcissistic individual's grandiosity, insensitivity, and lack of empathy for others. As an antidote to such cultural and individual narcissism, he suggests an "anti-narcissistic psychotherapy," focused on a task greater than the self, one of commitment to love, work, and social connection.
Such a psychotherapy is achieved by both the therapist and the patient stepping back and observing oneself and society and coming to terms with a "good enough" orientation, instead of striving for perfection. Such a task is achieved by finding goals beyond the self. It is this last social connectedness that Paris holds out as the treatment for both cultural and individual narcissism. For him, it is the missing ethical ingredient that psychiatrists should include in their psychotherapeutic work. Rather than letting psychotherapy slip into the disease for which it was supposed to be the cure, psychotherapists should focus narcissistic patients toward involvement in life, work, relationships, and projects outside of themselves.
For example, in talking about the best interests of the children when a patient is a parent, Paris (apparently approvingly) quotes Amato and Booth (5): "Spending one third of one's life living in a marriage that is less than satisfactory in order to benefit children….is not an unreasonable expectation" (5, p. 238). For patient problems when a family is involved, he encourages the practitioner to employ a family-systems approach, interviewing the spouse and sometimes seeing the family, rather than just listening to the narcissistic patient try to exteriorize blame and find fault with the unseen spouse.
This is a book about psychotherapists attempting to diminish individual narcissism and narcissistic traits by trying to ameliorate entitlement through helping patients to think and act beyond a preoccupation with the self. It is action in the world, beyond one's own concerns, that Paris views as mutative. For him, the "best use of talking therapy is to help people get a life" (p. 133).
Who can argue with such clarity in such a well-researched and engaging book? I strongly recommend it for all practitioners, especially for those who may have lost heart in treating these difficult, narcissistic patients in these self-involved times.
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A woman's boyfriend is accused of orchestrating a home invasion in which she was the victim.
Brandon Best, 24, allegedly convinced Alyssa Harnisch, 22, and her boyfriend, Justin Bachner, 23, to break into the victim's home, tie her up and steal several items.
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Once again we know it's not really Chapel – but a great community effort at Furness Vale
Basically COGs have taken over "Furness Vale Field" and are using it as a community resource, an annual (and very popular) "Field Day" plus other recreation and sporting events, tying in with the local "Community Centre" and perhaps [more...]
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A cat has been found close to The Fallow Deer Pub near the bypass at Chapel-en-le-Frith by Amanda Lynam on Monday 14th July.
The landlord told Amanda she has been wandering around there for one or two weeks. She is a fairly young and fluffy, black and white and very friendly.
We would love to reunite her [more...]
On the eve of Carnival, Chapel Market Street is in full dressing up mode, with many of the stores putting up themed displays on their windows and walls and even out into the street. We have Mad Hatter Tea Parties, Mountaineers and a massive "remembrance" in the Market Place. Good Luck eveyo[more...]
Yes its that time of year again the Carnival is almost here which means that Winter has finally gone and Summer is well on its way. At this years Carnival on Saturday 21st June the Buxton Billerettes will be leading the main parade, starting at 1pm by the Jolly Carter pub and finishing at the High [more...]
Once Again we are remembering Oli Everall with a six-a-side Football Tournament… and much more, held on Sunday of the Spring Bank Holiday week-end. The event starts at noon at the football club, then in the evening moves into the market place where there will be karaoke, live music and a disco
Chapel Arts are having an event day at Chapel Town Hall on the 7th May. Come along and have a go at all the different kinds of arts and crafts we have going on. There will also be free tea and cakes. Everyone is welcome so come to the town hall at 7pm for a [more...]
Once Again Totally Locally are holding a MayDay event on Bank Holiday Monday May 5th 2014 This year it is planned to be bigger and better with lots of stalls and kiddies rides, bouncy things and other happenings! .
Market Place and Thornbrook Road residents are being kept advised as [more...]
We've had an appeal to mention The Cinnamon Trust. It is the national charity whose wonderful volunteers help people over retirement age and those in the latter stages of a terminal illness by offering all kinds of pet care. They urgently need dog walking volunteers for a elderly and ill residents all over the local [more...]
A meeting for everyone who is interested in helping totally locally Chapel-en-le-Frith on Wednesday 4th December, this is a must for anyone who is involved in the local community, or with a business or organisation in Chapel.
Totally Locally are planning their agenda of events for 2014 and are after as much [more...]