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Attractive porcelain tiles throughout, a perfect house for a family to start afresh. A fitted kitchen with granite tops with built-ins in all bedrooms. Centrally positioned in a very safe and friendly neighbourhood.
Cato Manor is located seven kilometres from the city centre of Durban, South Africa.
It was formed when Indian market gardeners came to settle in the area some time after it was given to George Christopher Cato in 1865, who was the first mayor of Durban in 1854. The area attracted attention during the Apartheid era.
Cato Manor became recognised when the Black Africans came to settle in during the 1920s, and rented land from Indian landlords who were there since the early 20th century. To earn a living, people started brewing beer and selling it in the streets of Durban to the thirsty workers. The authorities were glad to have people in town for labour but were scared to be overwhelmed by their population.
The area began to come to life in the early 1980s when the Cato Manor Development Association (CMDA) was formed and delivered much needed infrastructure. The area then was funded by the European Union and the Cato Manor Area Based Management was instituted by the eThekwini Municipality to overseeing the development of the area.
A mixture of freestanding and semi-detached houses prevails in Cato Manor. Much of these houses were transformed to create a well developed and central township.
Cato Manor today has primary schools, a clinic, a market and a multi-purpose centre and talks for new places of interest are underway.
So, make Cato Manor your home to relax and enjoy!!!
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Monday, March 23rd, 2015
Johnson Controls Metasys Vulnerabilities – Part I
Last week, ICS-CERT released an advisory on a set of Johnson Control MetaSys vulnerabilities I reported. You can find the advisory here: https://ics-cert.us-cert.gov/advisories/ICSA-14-350-02
It's interesting to note that my initial email describing the vulnerabilities was sent on November 22nd, 2013. So, 1 year, 3 months, and 23 days later… we finally get a public advisory. The vulnerabilities are extremely simple to exploit (as we'll see in the post below), but they are also extremely easy to defend/detect. If you are a owner of one of these devices, the facility for which this device supports has been exposed for over a year. If you find these timelines unacceptable, you should call or email your Johnson Controls representative. Let them know that this is unacceptable and their security engineering practices need to be more agile. They obviously don't care about security researchers, but maybe they'll listen to their customers.
The Johnson Control NAE is a typical embedded device that you'll find supporting Building Automation Systems. Here's a picture of a NAE55.
The NAE55 runs Microsoft embedded standard on an Intel x86 Atom processor. Typically there is a flashdisk which can be accessed at /flashdisk. On the flashdisk, there is a large amount of web related code. Given that web interfaces are almost always remotely accessible, this is an excellent place to find impactful security issues. Some components created by Johnson Controls are written in .NET. While I didn't find much raw source code, MetaSys makes use of precompiled binaries (dlls) on the NAE55. We can find these precompiled binaries on the flashdisk at: /flashdisk/Storage/Metasys/wwwroot/metasysIII/WS/bin
A quick note to device vendors, shipping .NET code, even in precompiled dlls, is the same as shipping raw source. But your code is tight… so you have nothing to worry about… right?.
There are a large number of binaries here, so where should we start? We'll break out .NET reflector and we'll look into a DLL named, "WebServices.Common.dll". A screenshot of the WebService.Common.dll metadata is shown below.
WebServices.common refers to a number of interesting namespaces. The screenshot below shows the various namespaces.
"Security" is always interesting, so looking at the JohnsonControls.MetasysIII.Security namespace, we see the following:
"AdministationService" exposes several methods including a public method called, "getUserProperty()" getUserProperty accepts an INT value representing the userID and returns a XmlNode.
The implementation of "getUserProperty" is located in the Subsystems.Common assembly:
The Subsystems.Common code can be found in the "Subsystems.Common.dll". Inside Subsystems.Common is a variety of namespaces including another namespace reference of "JohnsonControls.MetasysIII.Security"
Inside the "JohnsonControls.MetasysIII.Security" namespace is a class named "PrincipalStore". A screenshot for "PrincipalStore" is shown below:
Inside the "PrincipalStore" class is the actual code for "getUserProperty()"
As you can see, the "getUserProperty()" method exposes user passwords (password hashes). If we can call this method remotely, we should be able to retrieve the password hash for any user on the device (along with a bunch of other user data).
It turns out, we can call this method as an unauthenticated user by making the following web service request (in the example below, we retrieve the details for the all powerful METASYSAGENT account, which is always userID = 1):
POST /MetasysIII/WS/Security/AdminService.asmx HTTP/1.1
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap12:Envelope xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:soap12="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">
<GetUserProperty xmlns="http://johnsoncontrols.com/MetasysIII/WebServices/Security/">
This POST request should return something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"><soap:Body><GetUserPropertyResponse xmlns="http://johnsoncontrols.com/MetasysIII/WebServices/Security/"><GetUserPropertyResult><Stuff><MetasysUser id="1"><userName>MetasysSysAgent</userName><password>MD5-PASSWORDHASH</password><fullName>Metasys System Agent</fullName><emailAddress /><description>Metasys System Administrator</description><singleAccessUser>false</singleAccessUser><temporaryUser>false</temporaryUser><userExpiresDate>2099-02-01</userExpiresDate><passwordExpiresDate>ExpirationDate</passwordExpiresDate><mustChangePassword>false</mustChangePassword><cannotChangePassword>false</cannotChangePassword><accountDisabled>false</accountDisabled><accountLockedOut>false</accountLockedOut><modifyOwnProfile>true</modifyOwnProfile><canViewNavTree>true</canViewNavTree><userDefined>false</userDefined><Roles><Role id="4" /><Role id="1" /></Roles></MetasysUser></Stuff></GetUserPropertyResult></GetUserPropertyResponse></soap:Body></soap:Envelope>
We can increment the "userID" value and retrieve the password hashes for all users on the device. It's a good thing that integrators always use really strong passwords, otherwise these would be easily cracked
Here is an interesting exercise… if you have MetaSys in your facilities, ask your integrator if you have any devices that are affected by this bug. If you do have vulnerable devices, ask your integrator to install the latest patches. I would also suggest reviewing your web logs to see if anyone suspicious has called the "AdminService.asmx" web service. Given that this bug allows someone to capture password hashes, it's a good idea to ask your integrator to reset all the user passwords on the device after you've installed the security patches… unless of course changing one of the device passwords breaks inter-operability your integrator setup with other devices, in which case your integrator will be stuck with a pretty major project on their hands… but that would never happen
Probably more relevant for the next post, but for those trying to do last mile supply chain verification or forensics on the NAE, I've uploaded my MetaSys bins to WhiteScope.

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Night out in Stockport
I am visiting Stockport plaza Saturday night after that still want to go out any ideas I am 50!and I like soul and Motown music any ideas
Bredbury Hall Hotel and Country Club
Some years back I often stayed at Bredbury Hall. The main question: is it still the weekend hot spot in the "Club" that it used to be? And the patrons, are they still good? Also, looking at their website would indicate the it has been overall ungraded overall, has it been? All input on the recent (last couple of years) situation at Bredbury are appreciated. Thanks, Chuck
Stockport local history question. A small sign near the Premier Inn hotel on A6, Buxton Rd.
Can anyone advise the history behind the small sign "Germans House" on the house by the Premier Inn parking lot. It is seen, walking in the direction of Stockport center on A6, Buxton Rd. from Primier Inn the parking lot. I contacted the Stockport History office with no answer. This had captured my interest when I visited Stockport on business several times.
Nice town. I also enjoyed the Primier Inn Pub and the local Robinsons beer.
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Andy Murray has always stressed the importance of saving his best tennis for the biggest occasions and the 25-year-old Scot put some difficult weeks behind him to make a hugely impressive start to his campaign yesterday. The problems with his back, the criticisms of former players who doubted the seriousness of his physical problems and a defeat in his only grass-court warm-up were all forgotten as Murray beat Nikolay Davydenko 6-1, 6-1, 6-4 in an hour and 35 minutes.
Murray, who will next play Dudi Sela or Ivo Karlovic, played some stunning tennis. In particular his forehand was in wonderful shape. The world No 4 hit big forehands to which Davydenko had no answer.
The Russian, pictured, is not the biggest server and Murray broke him six times. The Scot is known as one of the best returners and he kept Davydenko on the back foot.
Murray made only four unforced errors and served well. He served 10 aces and one double fault and dropped only 10 points. Davydenko did not force a break point.
The Scot's backhand slice has always been one of his most devastating weapons on grass and again he used it to good effect.
"The first two sets were very good," Murray said. "I got off to a great start and then relaxed. There had been a lot of waiting around since Queen's. I've been itching to get going. I've put a lot of hard work in. I was hitting the ball very cleanly from the beginning and I used my slice well. That was a very important shot tonight. It always is against him."
Murray has reached the semi-finals here in the last three years. "The last couple of weeks were hard because I've been desperate to get the tournament going," he said. "It's never easy to play the first round at Wimbledon but it was certainly a good start."
Davydenko held his serve in the opening game thanks to two aces, one of which saved a break point, but Murray then took command, winning nine games in a row. At 0-3 down in the second set Davydenko held serve again, but Murray was quickly back in charge and broke again in the first game of the third set. The Russian showed some resilience by holding serve four times, but Murray was not to be denied.
The Scot acknowledged the crowd and was clearly delighted. There will be bigger challenges ahead but he could hardly have made a better start.
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Then came a minor revolution: the rise of the impresario accompanist who took charge of the programme and acted as presenter/ proselytiser. It wasn't a role that every pianist wanted, but one who did was Graham Johnson; and 20 years ago he founded Songmakers Almanac as a new way of building recitals around a theme, with linked readings and a group of singers to inject an element of theatre into the delivery. The objective was to set the songs in some illuminating context; you could say it was really only a development of what composers since Beethoven had been trying to achieve by writing songs in cycles. But it was also an attempt to invite the listener into what can be a closed world; and that's exactly what Songmakers has done, nurturing some distinguished vocal careers in the process. The first four Songmakers were Felicity Lott, Ann Murray, Anthony Rolfe Johnson and Richard Jackson; and Graham Johnson got two of them - Lott and Jackson - back to the Wigmore on Monday for a 20th-anniversary reunion that proved strange but special.
It could have been a night for looking back, but Johnson used it as an experiment. He took the basic storyline of Richard Strauss's opera Capriccio, semi-staged it, and wove into fragments of the original libretto a sequence of Strauss songs which had been carefully chosen to embellish the plot. Capriccio, of course, hasn't much of a plot to start with. Two men, a poet and a composer, are competing for the love of a countess who can't decide between them; the whole thing gets abstracted into an exquisitely uneventful debate on the rival claims of words and music when they join together. The danger was that Johnson's embellishment would just inflate the exquisiteness of it all; and in the first half the singers, too, seemed inhibited by the artifice, turning in bloodless performances. But by the second half, things fell into place and felt more comfortable. Felicity Lott, recreating her soignee Countess of past seasons at Glyndebourne, warmed into an amber radiance for songs like "Wiegenlied" and "Morgen!"; and Adrian Thompson (not one of the orig- inal Songmakers but drafted in for the night) tamed the fruity bluster of his wide vibrato into resonant and rather beautiful accounts of "Befreit" and "Kling!".
Whether this Lieder-Capriccio experiment has much future I'm not sure: it creates as many problems of comprehension and accessibility as it addresses. But as a one-off it made telling points about the relationship between Strauss's song and opera-writing, and it was engagingly clever - yet another example of Graham Johnson's encyclopaedic mastery of the Lieder repertory, and his genius for translating academic expertise into the realities of performance. For much of Monday's programme he played the part of an orchestra, with a richness in his pianism that really did suggest the weight and colour of massed instruments. And as someone who has always admired and occasionally stolen his ideas about songs, I'm pleased to see that he produced an anniversary book, Songmakers Almanac: Reflections and Commentaries. Published this week by Thames (pounds 20), it tempers Biblical authority with stylishly subversive wit. Someone should give it to Bob Hoskins, who is currently playing the part of a Viennese singing teacher in Old Wicked Songs at the Gielgud Theatre. It won't improve his Austrian accent, but it might suggest a way of responding to Schumann's Dichterliebe that aims deeper than Walt Disney.
One of the younger singers who has appeared under the Songmakers banner is the tenor Ian Bostridge, who sang an oddly conversational but still haunting Britten Serenade last week as part of the St Ceciliatide Festival - an ancient fixture at Stationers Hall, London, which has been resurrected as a platform for up-and-coming performers. Not that Bostridge needs any help - the light, clean beauty of his voice, dusted with pathos, is already established at the front rank of British singers - and Daniel Harding, who was conducting, isn't exactly short of offers either. But the combination of these two emerging stars was very striking: wiry, focused, to the point. And Harding went on to prove his mettle with a reading of Vaughan Williams's Tallis Fantasia that in any other circumstances would have been absolutely wrong but, in these, was absolutely right. An ideal Tallis Fantasia floats on a fat cushion of sound through a cathedral acoustic; but as the forces here, the Britten Sinfonia, were a small chamber group with no acoustic to float in, Harding decided to drive the pace and go for muscle rather than atmosphere. It was outrageous, but done with such conviction that you couldn't object.
Harding's mentor Simon Rattle was trying something new at the Barbican last weekend - Wagner - and approaching with care. It was a concert performance of Act III of Parsifal, which was a big enough undertaking but still considerably less than the whole thing; and the performance was effectively a preparation for when he does tackle the whole thing, on stage, at the Netherlands Opera in January. I found it lightweight and inhibited, as though he wasn't ready to surrender to the intoxication of the score. It felt like a young man hesitating over his first joint and not quite inhaling; and it certainly hadn't the solemn grandeur of a Reggie Goodall. But that said, its freshness and transparency had something else to offer, along with the encompassing, cinemascopic vision a vast structure like this needs to keep on course. Rattle's singers, led by Poul Elming, were fine and didn't have to bellow. But the visceral attack was slight. Maybe next time.
Talking of stomachs, Jigsaw Music Theatre has been touring a wickedly jolly triple-bill about eating, dying and the sheer nonsense of opera called Perfectly Poisonous. What Samuel Barber's 10-minute treasure A Hand of Bridge is doing there I'm not sure: it doesn't quite fit under the umbrella. But Stephen Oliver's wordless musical marriage of Mr Bean with Fawlty Towers, The Waiter's Revenge, does; and so does Seymour Barab's riotous bel canto parody, Pizza con Funghi. Only the Barber has an ounce of musical worth: the Oliver is merely clever, the Barab merely slapstick. But the stagings have a rough charm; the voices cope; and Pizza con Funghi strikes a disturbing chord in that its spoof, just-about-English libretto isn't much worse than you sometimes hear at ENO for real.Reuse content


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On 01/22/2013 12:07 PM, Stefan Berger wrote: > On 01/22/2013 01:29 PM, Daniel P. Berrange wrote: >> On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 01:09:50PM -0500, Stefan Berger wrote: >>> Add two API calls to virCommand for generating the parameters necessary >>> for passing to the QEMU -add-fd option, for example "set=10,fd=20", >>> and the file descriptor set for the path= option, such as for example >>> "/dev/fdset/10" >>> >>> Regards, >>> Stefan >>> >>> --- >>> src/libvirt_private.syms | 2 + >>> src/util/vircommand.c | 65 >>> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- >>> src/util/vircommand.h | 6 ++++ >>> 3 files changed, 68 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) >> This is the wrong place to be adding QEMU specific APIs - it should >> be in qemu_command.{c,h} > > Assuming I move the code into qemu_command.c, are the function calls ok? Thanks for starting on this; it is something I have also been planning to work on. First, we need more than just moving it into qemu_command.c; we also need a qemu_capabilities change to add a capability to know when the feature is available. Or even two: 'add-fd' monitor command was added in 1.2, but -add-fd command line option wasn't until 1.3. Then again, maybe it's just simpler to state that if you are targeting qemu 1.2, there is nothing worth using the new add-fd QMP command for that cannot already be done with older fallbacks, and it is only 1.3 and later where the new fd passing becomes essential. Then, based on the capability being present or absent, any code in qemu_command that wants to pass an fd to qemu needs to call into a helper routine that will either use the new -add-fd argument, fall back to older ad-hoc processing, or error out if there is no fallback for that particular usage. Then we also need to use the QMP commands to update the fdsets after qemu is started; depending on what the fd is used for, we can close the fd once qemu has dup'd it into internal use, so that qemu doesn't hang on to the fd that libvirt passed in forever even when it's internal use is hot-unplugged. We also need to figure out how to use the QMP commands during hotplug operations, instead of the command line additions at qemu startup. And there's still the nagging issue that even as of qemu 1.4, there is still no way to specify block device backing chains via fds; so even if we can pass in an fd for some use cases (like TPM), we are still waiting for qemu to give us a way to do it in all use cases (like NFS security for qcow2 backing chains across snapshots, block copy, and block commit). But one thing at a time. How much of this work are you planning on attempting, and how much do you need me to do? -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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FORT WORTH (AP) Dario Franchitti knew immediately when he hopped back into the cockpit of an open-wheel car what he had missed — and had taken for granted.
Before his disappointing and abbreviated attempt in NASCAR last year, Franchitti had an IndyCar Series championship season in which he also won the Indianapolis 500.
"I kind of took it for granted at the end of '07, lost my motivation," Franchitti said. "I haven't regretted it for a second to come back. To be in that championship hunt, it definitely gives you some motivation."
Driving open-wheel instead of stock cars for Chip Ganassi, Franchitti already has a victory and three other top-10 finishes through the first five races in his return to the IndyCar Series. He's second in points, three behind teammate Scott Dixon.
Franchitti has his first pole of the season, for Saturday night's race at Texas Motor Speedway.
STARTING LINEUP: Bombardier Learjet 550
Franchitti earned the pole with an average speed of 214.513 mph on his four-lap qualifying run Friday. Team Penske driver Ryan Briscoe will start on the front row for the third straight week at 214.413 mph, ahead of defending race champion Dixon and Indianapolis winner Helio Castroneves, another Penske driver.
"We had a pretty good run. Dario just had a little more speed," Briscoe said. "Definitely starting on the front here is great. But if you have a fast car in the race, it doesn't matter where you start."
Franchitti's best finish in 10 starts in NASCAR's top-level Sprint Cup series last season was 22nd, though he had a fifth-place finish in his 14 Nationwide Series races. About his only victory last year was a $200 bet with Ganassi and Felix Sabates when Danica Patrick won her first IndyCar Series race.
Only two races into the IndyCar season, Franchitti had a fourth-place finish in the opener at St. Petersburg and a victory at Long Beach. He was third last week at Milwaukee after finishing seventh at Indianapolis, where he led 50 of the 200 laps.
"Although it did take probably a half day to get used to the sheer speed of the thing again, once I just kind of let me instincts to take over, it was all second nature," Franchitti said. "(NASCAR) was a completely alien environment, but coming back to IndyCar, it was really going back to stuff that I've been programed to do."
This will be the 20th IndyCar race at the 1{-mile, high-banked Texas track known for high speeds and close finishes. Of the 15 races finished under green, 13 were decided by less than a second.
No IndyCar driver has won consecutive races at Texas.
Between victories at Kansas and Milwaukee that boosted him to series point lead, Dixon led 73 laps at Indianapolis before finishing sixth. He has finished in the top 10 in five of his eight Texas starts.
While Franchitti admits that three-wide racing at 200 mph or more isn't his preferred type of driving, he knows it's exciting to watch. That's what he did last year when he was still on the NASCAR circuit.
"Texas is definitely one of the best shows that the IndyCar Series puts on," he said. "Last year, I turned in. I was watching the race from a standpoint of a fan. It was great."
Graham Rahal, the 20-year-old son of former Indianapolis 500 champion Bobby Rahal, certainly has a different outlook on ovals in his second IndyCar season.
Rahal became the youngest IndyCar Series winner when he won in his debut last year on the St. Petersburg street course.
But that wasn't supposed to be his first race. He missed the 2008 opener at the 1{-mile Homestead-Miami oval, where he crashed during his first test and didn't race because the Newman/Haas/Lanigan team couldn't rebuild the car in time. He was last at Indianapolis, and had 25th-place finishes on the ovals at Milwaukee and Kentucky.
At the Milwaukee Mile last week, Rahal started on the outside of the first row and finished fourth, his best showing on an oval. He was seventh at the 1{-mile Kansas track and starting on the pole there.
"I really enjoy it. It takes time to get used to, but it is fun when you figure it out," said Rahal, who starts 12th at Texas. "We're looking forward to this. We should be right up front again."
Bombardier Learjet 550 starting lineup
1. (10) Dario Franchitti, Dallara-Honda, 214.513 mph.
2. (6) Ryan Briscoe, Dallara-Honda, 214.413.
3. (9) Scott Dixon, Dallara-Honda, 214.296.
4. (3) Helio Castroneves, Dallara-Honda, 214.228.
5. (7) Danica Patrick, Dallara-Honda, 213.929.
6. (5) Mario Moraes, Dallara-Honda, 213.717.
7. (4) Dan Wheldon, Dallara-Honda, 213.596.
8. (26) Marco Andretti, Dallara-Honda, 213.540.
9. (06) Robert Doornbos, Dallara-Honda, 213.479.
10. (20) Ed Carpenter, Dallara-Honda, 213.435.
11. (27) Hideki Mutoh, Dallara-Honda, 213.327.
12. (02) Graham Rahal, Dallara-Honda, 213.178.
13. (34) Alex Tagliani, Dallara-Honda, 213.173.
14. (67) Sarah Fisher, Dallara-Honda, 212.554.
15. (2) Raphael Matos, Dallara-Honda, 212.137.
16. (11) Tony Kanaan, Dallara-Honda, 212.108.
17. (18) Justin Wilson, Dallara-Honda, 212.021.
18. (43) Tomas Scheckter, Dallara-Honda, 211.741.
19. (24) Mike Conway, Dallara-Honda, 211.686.
20. (23) Milka Duno, Dallara-Honda, 211.601.
21. (13) E.J. Viso, Dallara-Honda, 211.553.
22. (14) A.J. Foyt IV, Dallara-Honda, 211.454.
23. (21) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Dallara-Honda, 210.532.
24. (98) Jaques Lazier, Dallara-Honda, 209.329.
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Communication Skills
This resource has been compiled to give a general introduction to effective communication for practice educators. In the first section, the key components of the communication process will be discussed. The basic skills required for effective communication will be explored in the next few sections, and some specific contexts for communication, including giving presentations and feedback meetings, will be examined.
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I could use parts of this document in teaching Active Listening as part of Business Skills for Service/Support and Project Management. The students would be turned off if I used it in its entirety because (1) it says it it addressed to health care and social service (2) much of the vocabulary is formal and academic (3) many of the examples of probing questions are condescending and would never be used in a business setting or on a customer support call.
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Arrested Histories: Tibet, the CIA, and Memories of a Forgotten WarBy: Carole McGranahan (author)Hardback
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DescriptionIn the 1950s, thousands of ordinary Tibetans rose up to defend their country and religion against Chinese troops. Their citizen army fought through 1974 with covert support from the Tibetan exile government and the governments of India, Nepal, and the United States. Decades later, the story of this resistance is only beginning to be told and has not yet entered the annals of Tibetan national history. In Arrested Histories, the anthropologist and historian Carole McGranahan shows how and why histories of this resistance army are "arrested" and explains the ensuing repercussions for the Tibetan refugee community. Drawing on rich ethnographic and historical research, McGranahan tells the story of the Tibetan resistance and the social processes through which this history is made and unmade, and lived and forgotten in the present. Fulfillment of veterans' desire for recognition hinges on the Dalai Lama and "historical arrest," a practice in which the telling of certain pasts is suspended until an undetermined time in the future. In this analysis, struggles over history emerge as a profound pain of belonging. Tibetan cultural politics, regional identities, and religious commitments cannot be disentangled from imperial histories, contemporary geopolitics, and romanticized representations of Tibet. Moving deftly from armed struggle to nonviolent hunger strikes, and from diplomatic offices to refugee camps, Arrested Histories provides powerful insights into the stakes of political engagement and the cultural contradictions of everyday life.
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About AuthorCarole McGranahan is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is a co-editor of Imperial Formations.
ContentsList of Illustrations; Note on Transliteration, Names, and Photographs; Acknowledgments Introduction; 1. Empire and the State of Tibet; 2. The Pains of Belonging; 3. 1956: Year of the Fire Monkey; 4. The Golden Throne; 5. History and Memory as Social Practice; 6. War in Exile; 7. In a Clouded Mirror; 8. Secrets, the CIA, and the Politics of Truth; 9. A Nonviolent History of War; Conclusion. Truth, Fear, and Lies; Epilogue Appendix. Who's Who; Notes; Bibliography; Index
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4 Guernsey Drive 808A UNIT A,Atkinson NH, 03811
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2 beds , 1 Full/2 Three-Qtr baths
2,166 sq. ft
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Description for 4 Guernsey Drive 808A UNIT A Atkinson, NH 03811
Builder has upgrades this Sawmill Ridge Condominium in Atkinson, NH. A beautiful property of over 108 acres abutting conservation land.Builder is currently building the first units on Cowbell Crossing, Guernsey Dr. and Northfield Rd. Choose your finishes. 2 BR, 2BA, 2 Car garage wth option to finish space in the Lower Level.This is a new road, if you are using GPS or Google Maps, insert 172 Main St., Atkinson, NH.Agent Interest
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As usual the salad bar at hoss's gave us exactly what we needed! It has a nice variety and is fresh and kept quite clean and tidy!
Very dependable delicious variety on the buffet however the entree was a bit salty and that seems to be a consistent pattern
Just your classic Hoss's. Staff was friendly and attentive. Items on the soup, salad, and dessert bars were fresh and appealing. Food was well prepared and served in a prompt manner.
Nothing spectacular , the salad bar was nice the steak tasted like meat tenderizer, really pricey for the quality, the server was friendly.
Found this place after getting lost...so very glad we did.
It wasn't too busy, around 9:15p on a Friday night. Great recommendations from our server, was not disappointed.
Well stocked salad and soup bar and a dessert bar to!!
Reasonable prices:)
We arrived about 630PM after a very long drive. There were several people dining at the time. We were greeted by a friendly lady and seated immediately. They have changed from ordering at the front, to ordering at the table, which I like much better. The menu was colorful and prices clear. The selection is good. We ordered chicken parm...
We had chicken instead of steak which was ok. Didn't seem to be a big selection on the salad bar. I also thought the service was on the slow side. Everything was very clean though. I don't think I would eat there again if in the area. I'm sure there are many other better options.
When traveling with a large group of people, 10, it can be a challenge to find something that everyone will enjoy. Having been a long time fan of Hoss's Steakhouses I figured this would fit the bill. This was the first visit to this location for all of us. The hostess had us seated right away and the waitress did...
This is a chain restaurant that served some great steaks in the past. On a recent visit we found the steaks to have too much meat tenderizer to the point where it was overpowering. The food was also brought to the table cold. The salad bar is still pretty good, but the other food was disappointing.
I had never been to Hoss's before, but the steak was great and the salad bar perfect. The server was kind enough to make me a tea-to-go which is very appreciated. My husband had the salmon, which he said was the best he'd ever tasted. I highly recommend this family-friendly establishment!
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SIGNS is a 150 seat upper casual dining restaurant and bar. It is the first Canadian restaurant that is staffed with Deaf servers, bartenders, kitchen staff and hosts.
Our Vision is threefold:
(i) To become one of the best restaurants in Canada
(ii) To promote the use of American Sign Language among the hearing community
(iii) To provide career opportunities and growth for the Deaf in the hospitality industry
The restaurant will appeal to a wide and varied clientele living across the GTA, as well as to tourists visiting Toronto.
SIGNS is easily locatable at the intersection of Yonge St. and Wellesley St. just south of Bloor Street in Downtown Toronto.
Come for the unique experience, Stay for the delicious food
From a high quality contemporary menu featuring a blend of Canadian and International food to our exquisite wine list, it is an excellent choice for a special evening, formal business meeting or quick lunch, and of course a tourist spot not to be missed ! The restaurant is also a great place for the Deaf community where they can find themselves at ease and fully understood using their native language.
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SIGNS is undeniably one of a kind restaurant. Our well-trained staff will provide you with an experience that you cannot find elsewhere. You will enjoy much more than just great food – the warm atmosphere, the joy and intimacy, the overall ambiance and the feel of the place are incomparable.
SIGNS Restaurant offers a casual ambiance with an upscale feel, against the backdrop of some elegant interior décor, creating a setting that will make our guests feel cozy and comfortable while they enjoy a unique service experience.
SIGNS provides a distinctive opportunity for its guests to use American Sign Language (ASL) as a communication tool with its staff. Although there are few restaurants employing Deaf staff in other parts of the world, SIGNS encourages guests to use ASL to order their food. With the help of instructions given in the Menu and 'cheat book', guests not only experience exceptional service, but also enjoy learning the language while interacting with SIGNS Deaf staff.
We sincerely thank Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf (BRCD) for their support in providing us with the premises for training and interpretation services. Christine Nelson et al. spared no efforts in helping us from the beginning and all the way to the launch of SIGNS Restaurant, even helping us finding our amazing Deaf staff !
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We are deeply thankful to the Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) for providing support in terms of interpretation services, connecting with Deaf community and promoting Signs Restaurant.
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Tusshar Kapoor's butt, moobs: 10 funniest tweets
Tusshar Kapoor tweeted a photo of him posing with his butt peeking out of his low waist jeans.
New Delhi: As soon as actor Tusshar Kapoor tweeted a photo of him posing with his butt peeking out of his low waist jeans, Twitter users eagerly rose to the challenge of dissing the actor and cracking jokes at his expense.
The pose is similar to that of John Abraham's in the film 'Dostana'. Tusshar clicked this one for his upcoming film 'Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum'. He said in an interview that he has been intensively working out and it shows in the photo.
From his acting to what the Twitteratti termed his "man boobs" or moobs, the users roasted the actor. Tusshar Kapoor was soon one of the top trends on Twitter along with Jayalalitha and A Raja. Here are the 10 funniest tweets on the subject.
@ComedyCentralIn: #CelebrityTwitterPasswords Tusshar Kapoor's was "IAmAnActor" but system error said "Try Again".
@fakingnews: Tusshar Kapoor got silicone implants?
@vinayakbhat82: #CelebrityTwitterPasswords Tusshar Kapoor AOAOAO
@Lady_Bheem: Tusshar Kapoor is trending .. So the Mayan Calender thingy was right .. End is near :|
@IyerAvin: #CelebrityTwitterPasswords Tusshar Kapoor - tussharunderscore1
@jhunjhunwala: Inspired BY Aamir Khan other actors also want to do social service.Tusshar kapoor can do social service by quitting acting .
@UrbanChick_: I say it best when I say nothing at all -Tusshar Kapoor. #booksbollywoodstars write
@ikaveri: I heard that 'Tush'har kapoor made an ASS of himself today.
@TheRadioJoker: Jeetu ji used to jump. Tusshar Kapoor is showing his bum n asking people to come n hump.
@DadduG: Tusshar Kapoor is India's answer to Scooby Doo.
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Friday Flash is here again, like Christmas extended long past the usual twelve days. It's the nineteenth day of Christmas, and your true love can send you whatever you want. Me, I'm sending you some Flash games.
Every Friday, I provide links to three or more online games, all of which require Adobe Flash Player. I test each game on both Mac and Windows, and I'll warn you about the sound or music content of each game, in case you're trying to play in a quiet environment. Or on the sly, like at work or school.
Hey, I write these articles on Fridays, so you can play them on the weekend. It's not my fault if you try to get a head start on things!
Speaking of getting a head start, on December 22 I linked to Tower Defence by Roman Sanine, a great Flash implementation of Warcraft Tower Defence from Warcraft III. This week, David Scott released his own implementation of the same game, Flash Element TD. I was three weeks too early to include them both!
It's amazing to see how the same concept, with the same inspiration, can be implemented in two very different ways. This new game has better graphics, better sound, and is more complex overall, but lacks the time pressure of the previous game. It certainly is more polished, and yet I think there will be people who prefer the first game for its simplicity.
There is sound — great sound — but there's also a mute button in the upper-left.
If you miss the element of speed, try Catch 33. Your score is simply how many seconds it takes you to "catch" all of the numbers up to 33 in order. You catch them by simply touching them with your mouse. Easy, right?
Of course, the numbers are constantly moving, and sometimes they hide behind other numbers. At least that's what I'm blaming for my score of 34 seconds!
There is a sound effect every time you catch a number, with no mute option in sight.
This is one of the most simple — and yet challenging — games I've ever linked.
If your system runs smoothly enough, Arrow Tag wil challenge your dexterity. The idea, again, is simple — touch each green dot before the time runs out.
There are additional complications, actually: "clocks" you can touch for extra time, "bombs" that take time away, "skulls" you have to click to destroy, and more. Every level is a new layout, and more complicated than the last.
There is both music and sound, and I actually launched a new browser to play the game because both my Mac and my Windows system "paused" whenever GMail refreshed.
That's the usual three, but just because I love each and every one of you, here's a bonus that will last a long time.
Called simply The Game, this week's bonus is a series of puzzles which cannot be solved in an hour, or a day. You start at level one, and keep going until you run out of levels. I am on level six (pictured at left), and I have no idea how many levels there are.
In the original French version, apparently there are 92 levels. How many in English? Someday I may find out!
The Game Rules page on the site covers things quite well, so I will only add that by the time I got to level six, I had already mucked with URLs, looked up album track listings, listened to an audio clue, and more. Fun!Powered by Sidelines


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Gradually add sugar and beat until stiff and glossy; set aside.
Combine melted chocolate mixture, egg yolks, flour, baking powder, salt and vanilla in small bowl; beat 1 minute with electric mixer.
Carefully fold chocolate mixture into egg whites until blended.
Pour into ungreased 10-inch tube pan.
Bake 45 to 50 minutes or until top springs back when lightly touched.
Invert in pan; cool completely.
Remove from pan; sprinkle with powdered sugar.
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Antti Niemi is the most famous free-agent goalie available this summer and that should result in a big payday. NHL teams in need of a starter can look for a trade—and there are quality options available, reportedly in Ottawa and Vancouver—but adding free agent is merely a cap hit and that will have major appeal for many teams.
Antti Niemi has been a starting goalie in the NHL for six seasons, five with the San Jose Sharks. The club originally signed Niemi after he won a $2.75 million dollar arbitration award from the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010. Doug Wilson famously said at the time of the signing 'we liked our goaltending yesterday, we like it even more today." Source
Most of his time on the left coast has been positive, but his reputation took a hit during the 2014 playoffs (a heartbreaking period for the organization). His performance against Los Angeles that spring (Niemi finished with a 3-3 record in the seven-games, with a 3.74 goals-against average and .884 save percentage) probably sealed his fate with the organization.
The Sharks, with no clear alternative for the starting role in 2015-16, appear ready to move on from the 31-year-old Finn (turns 32 in August). In mid-April, Niemi expressed interest in returning to the Sharks, but GM Doug Wilson was non-committal. The situation remained that way through end of April and as of June 3 David Barclay of Bay Sports Net described negotiations as 'virtually non-existent' between Niemi and the Sharks. It is safe to assume the veteran will have a new address in the fall.
Antti Niemi has been an effective starter for the contending Sharks during his time in San Jose. Never close to the best goalie in the NHL, his best year may have been 2012-13 when his .924SP tied him for No. 7 overall in the category.
Niemi's performance over the last several years has been solid-to-quality but as he ages inconsistency begins to find its way into the numbers. As you can see below, the tracking for Niemi is heading in a bad direction. (Note: Quality Start Percentage is a fascinating metric, you can read more about it via Sunil Agnihotri at the Superfan. The average QS% is .530, .600 is terrific and below .500 is thanks for coming).
Niemi is a good goalie but at 31 years old we can see the trending and it's in that area where consistency is an issue. He could be good next season and the year after, but the bet is less sure than it was in 2010 when the Sharks signed him (and when the re-signed him the following summer).
Aging is a major consideration for goalie bets and it is shown in the following graph (again with thanks to Sunil).
Niemi is in the range where we can expect him to become less than average in quality. NHL teams have been overpaying for exactly this player forever, and if you look back at your favorite team's performance with veteran goalies chances are you'll be able to think of examples. It doesn't seem intuitively correct—we've been told forever about the savvy veteran—but the truth is that (with a few notable exceptions) betting on goalies after age 30 is one very bad idea.
Another way of looking at things is adjusted save percentage, something Darcy McLeod from Because Oilers applied to the free agent pool recently. His work is here. Quoting Darcy from the article:
- Niemi has a good track record, but his worst two years are his last two years and he turns 32 in August. San Jose got the meat of Niemi's career when he was very good. Given his track record, he will probably command both dollars and term. Its an expensive bet on good, but declining and aging goalie. I do not like this bet at all.
Since his arrival in San Jose, Niemi has been a workhorse goaltender. Here are his Games-started totals by year with the Sharks and the overall percentage of team starts per season:
- 2010-11: 60 games (73%)
- 2011-12: 68 games (83%)
- 2012-13: 43 games (90%)
- 2013-14: 64 games (78%)
- 2014-15: 61 games (74%)
That's a goalie getting a lot of playing time, and it helps his team because his durability means the backup goaltender can be a less expensive roster player. Niemi led the NHL in minutes played by a goalie (and wins) in 2012-13, a season that saw him finish No. 3 in Vezina Trophy voting.
It's probably reasonable for a team to assume Niemi will get 70% of team starts in the next two seasons and he should provide his new club with average to slightly above average goaltending (specifically looking at quality starts, save percentage and durability).
The problem comes down to the contract, both in terms of dollars and term. Niemi is easily the most famous goalie on the market and as such is extremely likely to have more than one suitor.
We're trying to find a range for Antti Niemi using the previous seasons of free agency. It's very difficult to finding goal comparables, but I wanted to use the most prominent available examples to get a feel for the range of value.
- 2014: Ryan Miller, age 33, signed to three years, $18 million ($6 million per season)
- 2013: Mike Smith, age 34 signed to six years, $34 million ($5.67 million per season)
Niemi made $3.8 million on his last San Jose deal, chances are the team signing him will be able to secure the veteran for well under the cost of Miller and Smith. The circumstances surrounding Niemi's free-agent summer—the lack of a championship in San Jose—will likely impact his signing number. It should be mentioned, however, that it only takes two teams to get involved in a bidding war. If that happens, Niemi could be looking at a ridiculous contract.
A team acquiring Niemi should expect to pay too much, for too long, and receive two effective seasons in return for their investment. It is extremely unwise, but for some teams the absence of alternatives clears the mind.
June 08 2015, 04:20PM
I would remove Halak from your discussion. The guy's numbers are solid for his entire NHL career except for 12-13 when he was fighting injuries. Overall he is better than .920 in the pros over 8 seasons.
I am also in the 'anti-Niemi' group. He is not the guy to carry the work load for us. Enroth proved he can carry a horrible team to respectability, I would target him for next season as a potential filler. If Brossoit has the solid AHL season this year that we are hoping for, he will be up the following season.
Ramo proved to me in the playoffs he is also a gamer. Gibson via trade over Talbot via trade would be my best case solution, unless Ottawa lets Anderson go.
Enroth wouod be like Fasth again, he hasn't played more than 30 games a season and wouod get eaten alive with the Oil suspect defence.
If the Oil were to go budget ish, I would go for Rämö as he actually wasn't too bad at all this season, he played a lot and I don't remember too many shockers getting past him.
As much as my Finnish roots would like it, I'm also not a huge fan of Niemi unless he came cheap. Again all of this is dependant on what the Oil do with their defence, if they improve that, then there is flexibility in net, if they don't then they need someone who logs heavy minutes and takes a lot of shots as he will have to be the one that saves them (literally and I guess figuratively)
I want this guy, no but I want this guy, but what about that other guy with better numbers.
It seems that the only thing/person that will be good enough for everyone is Carey Price at 4 per on a 4 yr term.
There, HAPPY?
Does this next season really matter after all?
No play-offs anyway.
Let Peter do his job. We will be fine.
Sign This goalie for 3 yr 7mil, we will win the cup period, cap issues are for babies.
The other thing we are forgetting is that with a proper coach and gm in place, maybe they won't call out the goalie like in seasons past. Dallas was vocal at the beginning of last season.
Craig crushed DD, to go along with no defense and a change in pad regulations two weeks before the season, his game suffered.(Rinne is on record that it made his game a mess as well) Tougher for the taller guys to adjust, but as their current records show, they did manage to adjust. DD was a vezina candidate with teams who believed in him.
Maybe with a little confidence back in his game, Scrivens, with a capable partner pushing him, may bounce his game back for us.
No thanks! I'd rather spend my money$$$ on DEFENCE. I don't see him as an upgrade on Screwvins. PASS
Let's hope that Sharks need a goalie next season.
I could see a team like San Jose, a veteran team wanting to get a short term rental like Miller. Canucks would be wise to take any draft pick in order to clear the cap space.
Exploring a Miller trade and Bieska trade could free enough space to take a run at Franson, which should improve goaltending by having 4 top DMen in Edler/Tanev, Franson/Hammer.
A guy can dream!
June 08 2015, 07:26PM
Maybe the Oilers should sign him long term. He would really extend the Dynasty of first overall picks.
nobody knows niemi better than maclellan so we'll find out soon enough!
June 08 2015, 08:08PM
Thanks Alan---it should surprise no one that the connection between Coach Todd and Player is the key to the Oilers approach about Niemi. Certainly Todd and Peter C. have talked and all of this will unfold. It would be impossible for the Coach to be neutral on this player after so many years together. An vice versa-- Niemi can hardly be neutral on Coach Todd.
This alone will decide this matter unlike issues of $ or term. Personally he will at least be steady.
Remember a few years ago when the Oilers jersey made its way to the ice and The Professor threw it back to into the crowd? I do, it showed his heart his passion and and where his alliance was. I wish the fans had the same passion displayed by a guy who is deemed a bad goalie. Let's fix the defence and let him flourish for at least the last year of his contract.
June 08 2015, 08:41PM
Not an Oilers fan but they should get this guy IF he gets a Hiller like contract. Don't overpay in $$ or term.
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Chocolate Almond Biscotti
|All purpose flour
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Unsweetened cocoa
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Granulated sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs), softened (Fleischmann'S)
|Egg beaters
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Almond extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Whole blanched almonds
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), toasted and coarsely chopped
|Powdered sugar glaze
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
In medium bowl, combine flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt; set aside.
In large bowl, with electric mixer at medium speed, beat granulated sugar and margarine for 2 minutes or until creamy.
Add Egg Beaters and almond extract; beat well.
With electric mixer at low speed, gradually add flour mixture, beating just until blended; stir in almonds.
On lightly greased baking sheet, form dough into two (12 X 2 1/2-inch) logs.
Bake at 350°F for 25 to 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted in centers comes out clean.
Remove from sheet; cool on wire racks 15 minutes.
Using serrated knife, slice each log diagonally into 12 (1 -inch-thick) slices; place, cut-sides up, on same baking sheet.
Bake at 350°F for 12 to 15 minutes on each side or until cookies are crisp and edges are browned.
Remove from sheet; cool completely on wire rack.
Drizzle tops with Powdered Sugar Glaze.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 713 Calories from Fat 257
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 30 g46.9%
Saturated Fat 4.1 g20.6%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 371.1 mg15.5%
Total Carbohydrates 100 g33.3%
Dietary Fiber 10.8 g43%
Sugars 37.2 g
Protein 16 g32.5%
Vitamin A 25% Vitamin C 0.04%
Calcium 17.4% Iron 22.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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