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Web Browser Developers Work Together on Security
Core KDE developer George Staikos recently hosted a meeting of the security developers from the leading web browsers. The aim was to come up with future plans to combat the security risks posed by phishing, ageing encryption ciphers and inconsistent SSL Certificate practise. Read on for George's report of the plans that will become part of KDE 4's Konqueror and future versions of other web browsers.
In the past few years the Internet has seen a rapid growth in phishing attacks.
Our initial and primary focus is, and continues to be, addressing issues in PKI
In Toronto on Thursday November 17, on behalf of KDE and sponsored by my company Staikos Computing Services, I hosted a meeting of some of these developers. We
The first topic and the easiest to agree upon is the weakening state of current
KDE will furthermore look to remove 40 and 56 bit ciphers, and we will
These stronger cryptography rules help to protect users from malicious cracking
To explain what this will look like, I need to take a step back and explain the
I was initially resistant to the idea of using colour to indicate security -
I am afraid that the missing yellow will confuse our users, but at the same time
One more key item that Microsoft is implementing is their anti-phishing
I'm very optimistic about the future of co-operation among browser developers
Little surprised to see IE on board with a meeting like this, but it is good too see. For better or worse most people still use it. This way, those who migrate over will see things they are used to (colored address bar) and those who don't migrate will have that added security.
Congrats on bringing all those browser folks together!
By jason at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: IE
Actually, judging from the IE Blog on MSDN (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/), they're getting quite into the whole browser development these days. If they manage to get their browser straight we'll be up to developing by real standards in some 4-5 years when it gets adopted by normal users.
By Arrow at Mon, 2005/11/28 - 6:00am
nice initiative on the SSL front.
about the phishing prevention i am not so sure. we should come up with a better solution to the identity verification problem and if that requires better technology _that_ should be supported.
fx. could banks sign our keys and when going to a site a small notification would tell me: this is your bank! if thats missing, then i know its not my bank...
another problem is the location field: half (if not more) of the people surfing the net, don't have a clue what is going on in there. now how do we make that more simple?
anyway, trying to blacklist or whitelist stuff is really not a smart way to do this. also, this problem is not new and exists in the same way in the real world: credit fraud, fake notes, weird guys ringing your door bell trying to sell stuff etc.
the reason why phishing (on the internet) is so attractive are:
AFAICT the proposed solution does not solve any of these problems... the way i see it, it gets even worse, because "now we can feel safe again"!
... and i don't feel confident about sending each and every URL i visit to some server for authorization (even if it is only SSL).
in conclusion i would claim that the clueless user is the biggest problem here and i tend to agree that technology should be simple enough for the clueless user also... but he has do to his part as well. so lets educate those guys...
By bangert at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: cool
This was in a comment in the msdn blog concerning MS's Anti-Phishing plug-in.
By Stephen Leaf at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: cool
This was in a comment in the msdn blog concerning MS's Anti-Phishing plug-in.
By Stephen Leaf at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
The location field; a vestige from the early days!
"another problem is the location field: half (if not more) of the people surfing the net, don't have a clue what is going on in there. now how do we make that more simple?"
I am glad you mentioned this. Raw URLs would not have gotten a prominent display in the GUI, had the WWW been developed with the general public in mind. URLs were just the kind of notation that nuclear phycisists would find user friendly! ;-)
After 15 years, the URLs have become established, and the editable address field is something the users expect. No browser vendor would dare changing it drastically in one go. But I think drastic change is called for.
A URL consists 4-5 logical items:
1) The scheme/protocol, e.g. http:// (mostly optional, http being default)
The protocol could be replaced by an icon. The domain and the port number could be considered one unit. The path and the query strings are somewhat dependant on each other; commonly the query strings are an optinal appendage to the path.
Displaying all these as one continuous, unformatted text string is not a good example of usability.
By Herman Robak at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early days!
Actually this sounds like a really good idea. We could even hide the query completely, so that it is all displayed more clearly. Then have a button linked to a popup with all the queries editable.
I am liking this idea the more I think about it.
By matt at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early days!
If the address field was read-only, changing the display to something more readable and structured would be trivial.
However, it is editable. The users expect to be able to paste raw URLs into it, and to edit those URLs freely. Because of this, any change is likely to upset a lot of users.
If the address field accepts a full URL with query strings as input, yet hide the query strings when the links are accessed by clicking them, then it breaks the "principle of least surprise". How could one make it clearer to the user what is going on? Press Tab to switch from raw to formatted URL? (too power-user-ish, IMHO)
By Herman Robak at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Lets all sing the University of MN fight song now
Remember Gopher? It died about 1995, but in the early 90s it was more popular than WWW, and growing faster. One major limitation is it didn't have a URL. Every site gave directions in the following form:
goto the UofMN main gopher (which all clients had programed in)->all the servers in the world->North America->state->Company main page->link->link->text file. (Gopher did not support graphical pages like the web did).
URLs may not be perfect, but that was one large advantage of the web - you could give someone a (complex) URL and they would get right to their site.
Maintaining the UofMN main gopher site cost so much money that they started to charge for use of gopher, and killed the whole thing off.
By bluGill at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early d
I disagree completly!
I paste about 100 URLs per day and splitting them into 5 fields would be annoying.
How often do you keep anything fix but the protocol?
Sometimes you may only change the query-string, but who does this by hand?
If it is build as optional feature (splitted URL vs. classical URL), and the user is free to choose: Well, I can agree.
By Stefan Wagner at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early d
I am not sure whether _editing_ the URLs in a 5-part form would be preferrable. But I think it is worth considering.
As for copying and pasting: there are context menus for page addresses and link URLs. I think a raw/formatted toggle is called for, to not disrupt the workflow of those who rely on raw, editable URLs in the address field. Changing it over night with no way back is way too disruptive.
bluGill: Sure, we shall forever be able to pass URLs around in one piece. Just like we can pass around files of HTML edited in Notepad. They just won't appear verbatim in modern clients, like HTML is not shown like a bunch of tags in monospaced font to most users. Old-timers will complain during the transition, because they think the URL widgets are more convoluted than plain raw URLs.
It's time to expect a richer representation of URLs than we are used to today! For example, a URL widget could contain the anchor text. Of course, the anchor text is not always helpful, like the WAI-defying "here" or "next". But would it hurt to make such accessibility failures stand out more?
By Herman Robak at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early d
Yeah your right, you do need a way to toggle off and on the "formatted URL" and you also need a quick way to copy a link. But both of those features can be implemented along side the formatted features.
I guess one of the reasons why I really like this idea is because in many cases the URL ends up having so many different query strings that they become completely unreadable and quite useless at a glance. Being able to quickly see the site name and path gives an indication of the sites structure. Which I think can be useful for navigation.
By matt at Thu, 2005/11/24 - 6:00am
query strings being replaced with long paths
Keep in mind that some CMSses "cheats" with their URLs to make them look like static content URLs:
The latter is shorter and cleaner. And if the CMS is clever enough, it can provide all the proper directives (ETag, Last-Modified, Content-Length...) of a proper static document (brace yourselves for some weird bugs...)
This can be used to make the URLs more opaque, too. Instead of a lot of semi-readable parameters, you get one or two really long numbers, or random strings. You don't know how much of the URL is the path to the web application and where the input parameters to the web app start. Systematic digging for articles or vunlerabilities becomes harder that way.
Hence, the path and the query string are not separate entities.
By Herman Robak at Thu, 2005/11/24 - 6:00am
Re: The location field; a vestige from the early d
I've suggested before and will suggest again that syntax highlighting be added to the address bar. It's not too hard to have some highlighting of key portions of the text (protocol, separator marks, query entries, whatever) and doesn't completely break proper usage of the location bar (pasting paths and hand-typing addresses). Also, it might make it easier for new users to learn what that stuff actually means.
Of course, I suggested that first over a year ago, so I expect nobody is gonna rush to implement it now.
By jameth at Sat, 2005/11/26 - 6:00am
Usability versus phishability
The original posting was about user interfaces to maintain security. In such a context, "usability" gets a different meaning. The usual meaning is along the lines of "whatever makes the user happy, empowered, productive, faster, and is easy to learn".
Usable security features have another primary goal: Keep the user out of harm's way. Making sure that the program follows the user's _reflected_ intent. That often means deliberately slowing down the user, so that there is indeed time to reflect. It also means telling the user about perils that the user may know little or nothing about, yet avoid crying wolf too often.
In this context, the address bar has a flawed design. It is quite evident that it fails to keep the majority of users out of harm's way. The address bar does not ensure that the browser follows the user's real intent. All the successful phishing scams serve as proof of that.
The web is about serious stuff now. People buy expensive stuff and manage bank accounts with it. Yet they are totally oblivious of the underlying architecture. Which is OK! You don't need to know the building structure of a house to use it safely. Opening and closing doors is not supposed to have fatal side effects. Web browsers and web applications need to be the same way, so users can trust their gut feeling without getting burned again and again.
By Herman Robak at Thu, 2005/11/24 - 6:00am
Konqueror browser web and konqueror browser file should be separated. Althought konqueror browser file can use khtml. This is the best. Less dificult, more open velocity, ...
By Ilovekonqueror at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
I totally agree with you. Konqueror is bloated because of its "file manager" aspect.
Make an external browser using khtml and focus on it to improve add-ons development, plugins,... and let Konqueror use kpart to see html (like now).
Please !!!
By Shift at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
If you guys actually knew anything, you would be dangerous.
By Joe at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
While technically Joe's outburst is more learnèd than those he was responding to, the fact that there is a *perception* to the contrary is enough to perhaps to consider...
By T Middleton at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
Of course I know what I am talking about. My name is on one of the Konqueror add-on changelog files. Rellinks is a small add-on but it was sufficient for me to stop working on Konqueror add-ons.
And what I can say is that a Konqueror add-on developer need to deal with the "file manager" aspect of Konqueror.
And I am not a GNOME troll. I use KDE since KDE 1.0. To love something doesn't mean that you mustn't critisice it :)
Konqueror can open PDF, but kpdf is the PDF application.
By Keep them at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
I don't why my name was changed to "Keep them" but the previous message was mine.
By Shift at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
By arthur at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
what rellinks really needs is a means to say "i'm for this type of data or this type of URL/browsing only" and thereby have a way to filter what plugins are chosen / selected by default.
splitting konqueror into two pieces along the lines of "file" vs "web" won't actually solve this. it will address certain specific cases (e.g. rellinks, actually) but leave the problem for many other plugins.
By Aaron J. Seigo at Thu, 2005/11/24 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
Im a developer too. Linux Philosophy is a program for each necesity and this programa do it work very good.
Im sorry my English.
By Ilovekonqueror at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
Unix philosophy is to have small tools that do one thing well, and that can be work together to do new things as well.
Think using ls | more in a shell.
Konqueror is just another kind of shell, and the KParts and KioSlaves are the equivalent to the shell commands. I actually see little point in KPDF as a program, actually - what can you do with it that you can't with its KPart embedded in Konqueror?
You can actually combine the same commands in a different way, too.
On the other hand, Akregator uses the khtml part to give a different functionality, and I'm increasingly relying on it to browse the net, to the point that I'd like it to grow some more "regular" browser functionality (the Location bar, for example).
By Luciano at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
You are guest, but...here we are speaking split konqueror.
again Im sorry my English.
By Ilovekonqueror at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: konqueor...
Are you Gnome trolls perhaps?
By k at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
White-listing vs black-listing
The above improvements sound good. But can I make a further suggestion?
Like many people, I have a few sites that I want complete assurance about, such as my personal banking sites. I don't want to simply trust a third-part CA to vet them, even if it is capable of providing high-assurance. As well as concerns about the business model for that CA, it still will sign a very large number of web-site certificates. If any of those web sites were compromised or the CA was tricked into signing a certificate, it opens an opportunity for the browser to say "highly trusted" when it isn't - and may even be a different web site if DNS could be compromised. And I expect it would take a long time, if possible at all, to persuade all sites to get the signed by one of the "blessed" CAs.
I much prefer the model used by the Petnames extension of Firefox (http://www.waterken.com/user/PetnameTool/), which allows me to register the server digital certificate thumbprint, and to give the site a nick-name ("My bank"). If the certificate changes in any way, I'll get warned and can do the appropriate checks. Effectively I'm managing my own white-list of a handful of sites, so don't need to trust someone else's whitelist of tens of thousands; or even worse a blacklist of far more.
This can co-exist with the proposals above; for example by allowing the user to store their trust relationship which then displays (say) a blue address bar. Other sites will go through the green / red / white display.
By Andrew Yeomans at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: White-listing vs black-listing
Certificates protect against hijacked DNS. It's a two-way authentication.
By kL at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: White-listing vs black-listing
Yes, they do, but this Petnames business can protect against something *else*. Say I set a Petname for amazon.com to be 'Amazon Bookstore'. Now some tricky email directs me to amafon.com, and I'm blind, so I don't see the s/z/f/. The Petname 'Amazon Bookstore' will *not* come up, making it obvious I'm not at Amazon.
Note of course that there will be a nice yellow lock icon anyway, because Amafon.com has bought a security certificate certifying that they are Amafon.com.
By Chase Venters at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Weak Ciphers
Please, please, please, please, please dont't remove support for weaker ciphers, just have them disabled by default. I often make use of weaker ciphers in my work and if you remove support for them you will force me to use another browser. If you disable them I will then be able to re-enable the support when I need it.
By Fizz at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
i'm sorry, fizz, but as you might have read, most (if not all) browsers will remove support for weaker ciphers soon, so you'll have to just use an older version, or upgrade your sites.
By superstoned at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
but why do you do it?
the reason they are being disabled is because it is a bad idea...
By bangert at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
I can see that most of the replies to my posting are along a similar line to this. I do however have a very specialised requirement for this feature, and they are not my systems that I will be accessing. I am a security specialist and have been recommending for some time now that all my clients remove support for weaker ciphers from their servers. Occasionally it isn't possible to use stronger ciphers.
Why not do what MS have said that they will do with IE and simply disable support for the weaker ciphers, but not remove it. Then when there is a requirement for weaker ciphers (for whatever the reason) IE can still be used. If KDE remove support for weaker ciphers it will be a reason not to use KDE. Please just disable support by default.
By Fizz at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
I have to speak up in favor of keeping weaker ciphers available but disabled. Otherwise, I'd have to keep an older version (probably a statically linked firefox) kicking around because my ISP is the only broadband provider available, "only supports Microsoft products" (blames your client if it complains), and would probably just provide instructions to re-enable weak ciphers when IE 7 rolled around.
By ssokolow at Mon, 2005/11/28 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
Can you please tell me how to disable the weaker ciphers on IE 6.0?
By Terry Tran at Mon, 2007/12/10 - 6:00am
Too bad
The security concern and the cause is more important than those who continue to use terrible security practices. Supporting everything and everyone is only good if everything and everyone is safe and that isn't the case. This is a smart decision.
By Alex at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Weak Ciphers
You can turn off encryption altogether if it comes to that.
Between being completely open and providing a false sense of security, I'd go with being completely open. At least (some) users will have a clue not to provide sensitive information on those work websites (even if on an Intranet).
By Thiago Macieira at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Thank you
George, thank you for all the effort and work that you are putting in this. It will definitely help the world of browser to move toward more security and without somebody tackling the problem as you did, we could have seen many different and incompatible approaches. You are doing a great job !
By Philippe Fremy at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Thank you
Yes, very nice job George. Great to see co-operation from the majority of browser vendors on such an important matter.
By Chris Howells at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Microsofts take
By Richard Moore at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Microsofts take
Now I know why they are improving the IE, they found a bunch of Indians doing the job....
By Boemer at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Careful now
This is not /.; be nice.
By a.c. at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Microsofts take
Racist asshole.
By Klan Boy at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Microsofts take
Who is racist? AFAIR Microsoft had indians do the not that appealing job of writing .NET bindings for various Windows libraries. And western (and especially US) software firms experiment with outsourcing tasks that they presume are routine tasks - easily managed from a distance.
By anders at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Microsofts take
I'm not being racist...
it was just funny to see that it were all indians doing it. Calling it IndianExplorer instead of Internet Explorer.
It just gave a new meaning to the verb: outsourcing....
Maybe the sentence wasn't really nice, but I'm no englishman...
By boemer at Wed, 2005/11/23 - 6:00am
Re: Microsofts take
Zenophobic asshole
By An Englishman at Thu, 2005/12/01 - 6:00am
Good idea! but...
please remember that there are color blind people out there.
By Luciano at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
Re: Good idea! but...
I don't know, but is the (U.S.) traffic light a world standard? If so, it might be used as an indicator where the colored light would change in intensity and size for the visually impaired.
By John Gutierrez at Tue, 2005/11/22 - 6:00am
You don't understand
Red and Green are EXACTLY the same color to me. [1] I go when the traffic light turns BLUE. There is a green tint, but blue is a better description of the color. Modern traffic lights have the blue tint (which most people do not notice) because nearly all color blind people can tell blue from red. (There are about 100 different forms of color blindness, so I don't want to make a statement that is too strong)
There is a size and intensity difference to lights, but it is not something I actually notice. I've known people to stop at a strange light because all they knew was that one of the lights was lit, but had no clue which one. (When the lights were in a horizontal row, not vertical like the lights where they live)
I guess I have answered the objection though. When the color red is shown, it should be pure red, with no blue part at all. When Green is shown it should have a significant blue part, almost blue-green. If size and intensity can be varied, so much the better.
This is important to me, because there is a lot of color blindness in my family. (Enough that my sisters are color blind, which is nearly unheard of)
[1]Actually, I'm not that color blind, I can normally tell red and green apart. Not always though. I do however know people who are that color blind that they cannot tell the two apart.
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What did your child do at preschool today? You can try asking, but often they will say they did nothing or they "played." The most common question I receive from parents is, "How can I know he is doing anything at school? He never tells me anything and his cubby has been empty for days."
Please believe me, your child is doing something. A lot of stuff, actually. But he may not remember "doing" anything at all that day. And his accomplishments often cannot be held in the hand or seen with the eye at pick-up time. If he could tell you, it might sound like this:
I concentrated today!
When someone asked to play with me, I said yes.
I looked at the caterpillars in the jar - for a very long time. Then my teacher read me a book about butterflies. Twice. Because I asked.
I sat next to a friend who was labeling the lifecycle of the frog. I handed her the labels and helped her match them. I got her a paper towel when her fingers were gluey.
When everyone was talking about bees I told them, "Bumblebees don't sting. Only honey bees sting. Bumblebees just bumble." Everyone agreed with me.
I looked at a real chicken egg and a real duck egg. I said the duck egg was bigger.
I used the very heavy tortilla press to make playdough tortillas. My friends helped and we laughed. None of us pinched our fingers.
I compromised about sitting in the comfy chair.
I served myself a snack, ate it politely alongside my friends, and cleaned up after myself.
I felt sad - just for a little bit - because I missed my mom.
I noticed that the lizard's food bowl was empty and cut some lettuce for him.
I waited for a turn on the orange bike.
I heard that a friend is going to Korea for the summer and I gave him a hug to say goodbye.
A preschooler's greatest and most important work often doesn't have any external product to show for it. Having and being a friend, acting out of kindness, demonstrating patience and self-control, taking care of oneself, feeling satisfied with a job well done - these things are all internalized. The children in our classrooms build their character and their understanding of the world every day, but they can't always verbalize it. They are doing so much challenging work! But they do not yet see their actions and successes as separate from themselves.
After a sunflower seed sprouts in the garden we might notice as the stem grows taller, but we cannot see the acts of photosynthesis and respiration and transpiration that take place every single day. The sunflower plant continues to do its work converting sunlight to sugars and sugars to fuel - the internal work of living - whether we take notice or not. Then, one day it blooms and we look at it and say, "Finally!"
Maria Montessori believed that the child reveals himself through his work, not through his outwardly visible successes and accomplishments. Every experience he has is internalized and becomes a part of his very being. She put it this way, "The things he sees are not just remembered; they form a part of his soul."
Stories from their day and recorded work, like the blooms of a sunflower, are parts of the child we can see and they might be pleasing to us, but they are only the product of a monumental amount of internal work. So please don't worry when your child says she did nothing all day. Nothing to grown-ups can be everything in the life of a child.
Lots of peace, lots of love ~ Heather
"The only language men ever speak perfectly is the one they learn in babyhood, when no one can teach them anything!" - Maria Montessori, The Absorbent Mind
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Perhaps you like listening to and collecting phrases like I do. Our Montessori classrooms are great theaters for listening. Three, four, and five-year-olds are intensely thoughtful and they tell us so much about themselves just by talking with their friends.
This week I had the pleasure of working in the Willow, River Birch, and Canoe Birch classes and I collected as many fabulous phrases from the children as I could. The words are theirs, the spelling is mine.
On being the first to arrive... "The only time I'm not first is when Mommy brings me. Daddy is faster than Mommy."
"Frogs lay eggs, right? Butterflies lay eggs, right?"
"I had my birthday before my brother's."
"Our grandpa makes a Donald Duck sound."
While drawing dinosaurs with friends... "It's a Spinosaurus. It's the biggest carnivore on land and it's name means lizard. It reaches in the water just a little bit and snatches a fish with it's crocodile long snout."
"A drobeosaurus has toe claws and it goes 25 miles an hour."
A different dinosaur friend... "It runs 100 and 90 hours. He has a bunch of blood in his body. It's called Spinadoctora Hundreds."
"At my house I have five lipsticks. No, six."
A child was looking for a bike to ride on the playground. I asked, "I see that blue bike is available. Would you like to ride that one?" "No! he said. "I just fell off that one."
"I'm trying to sing Let it Go, in German, but it's too hard." (The children in one class burst into singing "Let it Go" from the movie Frozen at least six times in one morning:)
"Being in the sun is so much fun."
"Will you do something interesting?"
I like to listen to teachers, as well. I overheard a few of them talking about the possibility of having a couple of chickens at school and which type might be best suited to be Montessori chickens.
"They're good egg layers, the Wyandotte's. "And they're peaceful."
"I am concerned about them getting upset and flying up into the pine tree."
"There is a 100% chance of them getting upset."
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May all your chickens be peaceful as you enjoy some fun in the sun this holiday weekend.
~ Heather
Thanks to the timeless quality of Montessori materials, it seems that only the faces have changed in these photos from MSGL classrooms in 2000.
It's a genuine Polaroid photo and the genuine Mr. Jeff presenting abstract computations with the Stamp Game.
We still use the same dishwashing stands in the classroom today.
Miss Chloe has been preparing the environment at MSGL for a long time.
The Unifix Cubes are not a Montessori material but they allow for counting, sorting, color recognition, and provide a clear control of error.
It just feels good to put the colored pencils in their matching holders.
Taking the spindles out of the boxes reinforces the counting activity used to put them in - and it builds concentration.
Two friends can work together on the Teen Boards. They are matching the quantity with the symbol and witing the numerals.
Using scissors is classified as a language activity because it builds hand-eye coordination and strengthens the hand muscles required for writing.
A comfy chair is better when it's big enough for two.
And finally, what is Steve building?
I hope that was as fun for you as it was for me! Have a warm and wonderful Wednesday. ~Heather
Let's recap our Building MSGL series on Wayback Wednesday. Montessori Parents, Inc. purchased the Calvary Baptist Church on Soldiers Home Road in 1999. Demolition of the interior began in September, 2000. Now it's December, 2000 and the stud walls are in place so that wiring, plumbing, and drywall work can begin.
Looking toward the Oak Room in Building B.
Standing in Catalpa looking through the wall into the Oak Room.
Looking out the door of the Maple Room into the office hallway.
Here's the view walking in the office door.
Here's that same view just a couple of months later.
This is the Maple Room looking toward the stairs.
This is the Willow Room looking toward the kitchen area.
And here is the Spruce Room filled with drywall supplies.
The Harvey & Son Construction crew. Steve, Don, Nolan, and Tony working over Thanksgiving Break.
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Just as with any other sport, warming up and stretching before a baseball game is very important. However, remember that in baseball, kids should pay particular attention to their throwing arm. Most will require plenty of warm-up before they can safely attempt a long, hard throw.
Different players have different preferences when it comes to warming up their arms. Some like to make short throws, while others prefer to start with long, easy tosses. Regardless of how a player chooses to warm up, the idea is to start with soft throws meant to stretch muscles and loosen up joints. As the arm warms up, the intensity of throws should be gradually increased until the player is throwing as he or she would during a game situation.
Make sure that all bats, balls, and other equipment used during warm-ups are safely put away before play begins, and always inspect the playing field for holes and debris, especially broken glass.
Painful collisions can and do occur in baseball. With attention focused on the ball, it's easy to lose track of where people are. If there's any doubt as to who should field a ball, one player should call for it as loudly as he or she can to let the others know to back away. Players should practice doing this with teammates to get used to listening for each other's voices.
While batting, it's important for kids to stand confidently in the batter's box and not be afraid of the ball. That being said, baseballs are hard objects. Getting hit with a pitch hurts. Kids should know how to safely get out of the way if a pitch is headed toward them. The best way to do this is to duck and turn away from the pitcher, exposing the back and rear end to the pitch instead of the face and midsection.
On the base paths, players should practice running the bases with their heads up, looking out for other players and batted balls. They should also know how to slide correctly. Many leagues make it illegal for kids to slide headfirst, as this can lead to head injuries and facial cuts.
Pitching, particularly for adolescent arms that are still growing, puts an enormous amount of strain on joints and tendons. Injuries to wrists, elbows, rotator cuffs, ligaments, and tendons can result from excessive pitching but can be largely avoided if players and coaches follow a few simple guidelines:
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Should be a very accurate projection show the hawks get two 7th round for the loss of Bigby and Whitehurst.
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therealjohncarlson wrote:Lol we get a pick for losing Whitehurst?
sutz wrote:So is that 12 now?
Wow. JS could do some wheeling and dealing this year.
Wenhawk wrote: I could see a team in the early 2nd who didn't get their QB swapping up 2nd's and they get Flynn.
Axx wrote:sutz wrote:So is that 12 now?
Wow. JS could do some wheeling and dealing this year.
no only 10, i think OP has Charlie Whitehurts trade mixed up with T.Jack Trade.
Bipolar wrote:we all know that we are pretty much 2-3 strong picks away from being Superbowl bound.
why not just trade up major time and get like 2 first rounders and a few second rounders?
PlinytheCenter wrote:Anybody know how long Curry was activated with the Raiders? I thought he played in at least 10 games last year.
lukerguy wrote:I would have given up a 7th to get rid of Whitehurts...but okay!
Sgt. Largent wrote:lukerguy wrote:I would have given up a 7th to get rid of Whitehurts...but okay!
Really? Cause we swapped 2nd round picks AND gave SD our 3rd round pick in 2010 to get Whitehurst. John and Pete have made some great deals and picks, but this ain't one of them.
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LMAO, Clipboard Jesus definitely is not worth a 3rd rounder, or did Schneider see something we didnt?
My guess is that they were only using him to "fill in" and never really planned on keeping him in as the full time starter.
thebanjodude wrote:Did nobody notice we're projected to lose a 5th rounder? (Jason Jones)
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Axx wrote:oh wow it appears i was wrong, we do get 12 draft pics,(I believe)4 of them are 7th rounders though. I would really like to see some trading up this year but its unlikely, Schnieder loves having multiple draft pics and his drafting process is amazing so I am ok either way.
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Our prices are clear and reasonable, making it as easy as possible for you to buy now and be on your way. No hidden fees, added costs, or "make an offer" nonsense.
Rest easy while one of our professional Brandroot representatives walks you through the entire purchase process.
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Your purchase is guaranteed safe and secure. Once we receive your purchase you will be contacted within 12 hours. Your logo will be immediately sent to you.
Domain transfer
We will walk you through the entire domain name transfer process and help get you setup with an account at the necessary registrar so you can receive your domain.
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We will be with you the entire way to ensure everything is properly delivered to you in a timely manner. Every purchase is guaranteed and is expected to be in your possession within 24 hours.
Brandroot continues to support aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners by providing an unmatched marketplace of
successful brandable business names. These are some of our most recent clients who found their business name at Brandroot
and who were generous enough to share there experiences with you and us.
Emily R.
"I had a tough time trying to acquire a domain that fit with the business I was starting. That was until I found a great site, Brandroot, that provided many options to choose from. I found the perfect name for my business and Michael from Brandroot was very easy to work with and assisted me in redesigning the logo as I wasn't too fond of the current one. Overall experience was a very positive one. I definitely recommend Brandroot over its competitors."
Arnoldo V.
"This was my first time buying a brand name online. It has been a wonderful experience at Brandroot. The process of getting a business name, domain and logo has been very smooth and easy. It took about 15 minutes to get everything completed! I highly recommend their service. Thank you Brandroot for all of your help! Look forward to working with you again in the future."
Sunny E.
"We had a clear idea of what we wanted to achieve – a name that reflected unlocking the potential of an individual / group and taking an objective point of view. We achieved this with Brandroot when we found Mentisa, which is a combination of 'mentis' (of mind) and an appended 'a' from 'archimedean point' (a hypothetical vantage point from which an observer can objectively perceive the subject of inquiry). This works well for us."
Brian H.
"After working months with brand experts, we decided on the theme, values, and vibe we wanted, but we couldn't nail down the hardest part: the name. We went to Brandroot with a vision and clear understanding around our offering and mission. From there, it was like shooting a basketball on a rim the circumference of a trampoline. The hardest (and most expensive) part of the process, finding the name, was waiting for us after we brainstormed our brand, mission, and values."
Jeff F.
"Very helpful and friendly service. I have purchased 4 names from these guys with no issue. Brandroot has been my goto for startup names and even business ideas. They make the process of finding a name not only simple but fun and rewarding. I receive same-day responses to emails I send them and always get an answer to my phone call inquiries. I've always been very pleased with their service and always looking forward to browsing their names for my next business venture. I can't recommend them enough! Thanks Brandroot for another smooth transaction and helpful experience!"
Geronimo P.
"I spent 3 weeks searching for the right name for my new company, which was a very tough and impracticable job. That is until I found Brandroot. The job turned into a very quick and clean process and was completed on the same day that I found them. My customer service rep provided amazing customer service. I am not a tech savvy person so he walked me through the entire domain transfer process over the phone and through email and was there whenever I needed him. Brandroot, as well as their customer service, is totally trustworthy, responsive and thorough! Finding the right name and going through the process of transferring is not an easy thing for new business owners. Work with Brandroot! They will take care of you!"


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Despite the exceptional circumstances, you can continue to safely place orders on our site using the free standard delivery; delivery times may be delayed.
Our delivery times may be delayed by up to 10 working days.
In the current context, we have extended the time frame for returns up to 30 days after the end of the confinement period. The processing time of your return and refund will be exceptionally extended.
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Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) is commonly used in cosmetics as cleansing agents, emulsifiers, skin conditioners, surfactants.
According to a report in the International Journal of Toxicology by the cosmetic industry's own Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR) committee, impurities found in various PEG compounds include ethylene oxide; 1,4-dioxane; polycyclic aromatic compounds; and heavy metals such as lead, iron, cobalt, nickel, cadmium, and arsenic. Many of these impurities are linked to cancer. Despite this, the CIR concludes that many PEG compounds "are safe for use" in cosmetics but adds that PEG compounds should "not be used on damaged skin."
PEG compounds have been found to open the pores of the skin, enabling environmental toxins to more easily enter the body. Examples of these environmental toxins are DDT and DDE, both of which have the ability to influence the endocrine and reproductive systems.
PEG is also known to cause allergic reactions on skin with sun exposure, otherwise known as "Mallorca Acne".
According to the Environmental Working Group, the following percentages
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Hair Dye 79.5%
Baby Bath Wash 73.8%
Douche/Personal Cleanser 58.3%
Menopause Cream 54.5%
Depilatory Cream/Hair Remover 48.2%
Baby Lotion/Oil 46.4%
Anti-Itch/Rash Cream 46.3%
After Sun Products 45.5%
Lip Balm/Treatment 43.6%
Moisturizer 43.1%
Deodorant 42.7%
Facial Moisturizer/Treatment 42.0%
Shaving Products 41.3%
Anti-Aging Treatment 41.0%
Styling Product 39.6%
Eye Treatment 38.8%
Concealer 37.9%
Foot Odor/Cream/Treatment 37.3%
Conditioner 35.2%


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