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PORTLAND (AP) — Maine's lobster catch grew in value to a record $364.5 million last year, and the catch topped 100 million pounds for a third consecutive year, indicating the fishery remains healthy.
Preliminary figures from the Maine Department of Marine Resources show a catch of 126 million pounds, which is 1 percent off last year's record. But the 2013 catch could set a new record when final tallies are completed.
The value of the catch grew more than 6 percent from the previous year, welcome news for fishermen. The state says lobstermen were paid on average $2.89 per pound of lobster, an increase of 20 cents from the previous year.
The state posted the preliminary figures as lobstermen gathered at the Fishermen's Forum in Rockport.


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Other than the steady decline to be expected with my husband's Parkinson's disease, there is little change to report in our situation since I wrote about our family's health care challenges in The Nation last spring. Costs continue to mount as his independence ebbs. Caretaking is my life. But what has not changed for us is not nearly as important as what has changed in the healthcare debate. A year ago, amid post-election euphoria, the healthcare debate seemed to offer real hope. A public option that would inject competition into the healthcare market and theoretically bring the cost of healthcare under some semblance of control seemed to be the most minimal reform Washington could conceivably offer a nation fed up with a system that was failing us. Today, a considerably diluted public option is flitting around the edges of the Senate debate as an extravagant idea that might, if enough deals can be struck, sneak through. Meanwhile, a group of House Democrats sacrificed women's health by inserting restrictions on abortion broader than even the most ambitious Republicans could have imagined a year ago, and Senate Democrats may pursue the same strategy. The article below, which I wrote last April, is as relevant as ever.
It was a crisp and brilliant autumn day last October when the medical and financial crises with which my family had successfully, if barely, coped for seven years became a catastrophe.
My husband had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2002, a year after our daughter was paralyzed in a horse-riding accident. His balance had deteriorated until he fell two or three times at home last summer. In the face of his diminishing physical condition, a single fall could result in disastrous injury. We scheduled an appointment with his neurologist in Washington.
We pulled up to the main entrance of the hospital after the two-hour drive from our home near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. My husband opened his door, grabbed the roof of the car and began to pull himself out as I walked around to help him. I was too late. In an instant–time slowed enough for me to see the danger but raced ahead too fast for me to reach him–he lost his grip and fell to the concrete, shattering his hip, breaking his femur and causing internal bleeding that kept him in the hospital for months.
My husband is a retired college professor, and what the teaching profession lacks in salary it often makes up for with generous benefits. His health insurance would cover most of the emergency costs related to the fall–the surgeries, the hospitalization, the drugs. But in the astronomical sums the cost of medical care often entails, "most" is not a reassuring word. Months later, as his discharge from the hospital drew near, I sat in my living room looking at the bills piling up on the table. The co-pays, uncovered care and other costs had already reached $8,000, and we had virtually nothing left.


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From a big screen comeback to music video star, nothing is stopping Lindsay! The controversial actress is set to star in the promo after with her new friend Gaga, who she spent time with at the Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood recently.
A source told the New York Post newspaper: "Lady Gaga and Lindsay caused a stir last month when they had their 'sleepover' at the Chateau. And now it turns out that Lindsay will be starring in Gaga's new video from her upcoming album."
Although she will reportedly appear in a video, it is not known what song it will be for, or when, as Gaga has only just revealed the title of the album, 'ARTPOP', and little else.
However, insiders think the project will be great exposure for Lindsay's career, which has stalled after she ran into legal problems for being caught driving under the influence (DUI) in 2007, which snowballed and eventually saw her jailed, placed under house arrest and undertake community service.
The source added: "Due to Gaga's superstar status, this would be Lindsay's biggest role by far in many, many years."
Since staging her comeback this year, Lindsay has filmed in TV movie Liz & Dick – about the romance between Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton – and starred opposite porn star James Deen in 'The Canyons', but she has not broken back into mainstream Hollywood.
Gaga recently finished filming her first ever film role, in Robert Rodriguez's new film 'Machete Kills'.


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Galleria Retail Ltd – trading online as Gift and Wrap – is one of the leading Pandora jewellery specialists and as a Certified Online Pandora Retailer has had many years of successful trading. The company's initial forays into the online industry included selling home gifts and products such as Lladro but then took the strategic decision to focus on one sector – jewellery, and in particular Pandora, Ti Sento and Tresor Paris. Gift and Wrap has two high street stores in Hexham and Carlisle where customers can buy and view the extensive range of jewellery the company offers.
Galleria initially came on board December 2012. They had seen a drop in rankings and traffic. Historically, they had ranked on page one for terms like 'Pandora'. After carefully analysing their site data, we believe that they had been impacted by both Panda and Penguin algorithmic penalties along with a manual action.
Initially all the signs were pointing to the problem of duplicate products and thin content, so this is where we channeled our efforts.
WMG's challenge was to rid Galleria of their Google penalty and help them with the launch of a new site simultaneously.
We worked closely with Galleria's developer, educating them on changes that would need to be made in preparation for the new site launch, to ensure that the new site was optimised effectively from the very beginning.
We conducted a forensic link analysis (FLA) on their link profile and identified 318 domains to be removed. At first link removal was done by Galleria in-house, however this is a labour-intensive process requiring expert eyes and a lot of data.
When Galleria received a partial match penalty, WMG took ownership and ramped up the link removal strategy on their behalf.
Following our link removal strategy and the Disavow file, WMG submitted a reconsideration request to Google. The penalty was lifted in time for Christmas – December 2013.The previous decline in rankings has been reversed.
- 72.3% of links were removed on the first reconsideration attempt, which at the time was the highest we have achieved.
- From #41 to #13, the position for "Pandora Charms" is continuously improving.
- 53% increase in organic traffic year on year.
Working alongside Gift and Wrap, we are continuing to enhance the site by adding content that is both search engine friendly as well as informative to the visitor. Further onsite audits will continue to optimise the site holistically – rather than focusing on a few target pages and paying too much attention to a small volume of headline phrases – as happened historically.


text: Wildlife Group Sends Perry a Whistle 28 Apr 2010 Texas Governor [sociopath] Rick Perry is getting some heat from wildlife enthusiasts over his decision to take down a coyote with his laser-sighted pistol near Austin. Perry told The Associated Press this week that a coyote came out of the brush toward his daughter's Labrador retriever puppy on a February jog, he charged it and shot it with his .380 Ruger pistol. WildEarth Guardians said Wednesday it sent the governor a plastic whistle and offered to pay for a class in assertiveness training. WildEarth Guardians also reported they sent the governor a copy of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' song, "True Men Don't Kill coyotes."


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New Delhi: Government and Opposition were
headed for a showdown in Parliament with BJP on Monday attacking
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for making "unprovoked" comments
about `many skeletons in opposition cupboard` and alleging
that he "micro-managed" the 2G spectrum allocation.
Contending that the Prime Minister was "hands on" and
had "minute details" about the controversial spectrum
allocation, the main Opposition party demanded answers from
him as it prepared to seek a debate in Parliament on
corruption under rules that entail voting.
On the first day of the Monsoon Session today, Left
parties also decided to seek urgent debate tomorrow on price
rise by adjourning the Question Hour.
The government said it will reply to the charges in
Parliament whenever any issue is raked up but linked the
stepped up attack by BJP to the increasing pace of
investigations in some terror cases.
The BJP took strong objection to the Prime Minister`s
comment that there are `many skeletons in the Opposition
cupboard`, saying it was "totally ill-advised and unprovoked"
remark that had "vitiated" the atmosphere.
"I have to say with regret that the Prime Minister has
vitiated the atmosphere by his unnecessary comment... It was a
totally unprovoked and ill-advised comment. The PM`s
representatives were reaching out to us very positively.....
We had also said we want the House to function," Leader of the
Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj said.
Jaitley made light of the PMO statement yesterday that
when the file noting on 2G spectrum case said the PM wanted to
be "kept at an arm`s length", he was being "hands-on".
"When Dayanidhi Maran informed the Prime Minister that
the entry fee would be decided by him and not by the GOM as a
part of their arrangement, was it an alert that a `hands-on`
PM meekly gave in to Maran`s request?" Jaitley said.
The opposition also wanted to know why the Prime
Minister did not realise after insisting on auction as the
only fair methodology, his Finance Minister (P Chidambaram)
"suddenly changed his stance on January 15, 2008 that let
there be an auction for the future and the past be condoned".
BJP also charged that the then Telecom Minister A Raja
wrote nine letters to the Prime Minister giving "minute
details" on 2G issue and in all 18 letters were exchanged
between them.
"Did it not strike the PM that spectrum was being sold
for a song, that there was nepotism in the selection of
licensees and the criteria of First-come-first-serve was not
being followed?" Jaitley said.
The advancement of the applications date from October
1, 2007, to September 25, 2007, also did not appear motivated
to the Prime Minister, he added.
"The Prime Minister has changed his stand several times
on 2G scandal. From an initial support to Raja, whom he
defended following a well-established policy, he then
pleaded ignorance about telecom matters and informed
Parliament that he had trusted the judgment of his ministers,"
Jaitley said.
Later, when Raja and Chidambaram came with an agreed
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Student's Love for Architecture and Physics Morphs Into Highly Unique SMAKABALL® Getting Kids off the Sofa! Launching at New York Toy Fair 2013!
Feb 09, 2013, 07:00 EST
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Feb. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- To the delight of parents nationwide, the new toy invention, SMAKABALL® is getting kids off the sofa and moving them to active play. SMAKABALL® is an active toy that can compete with electronics for the attention of kids! Uniquely positioned to make a big splash as the "must have" toy of the year, it is officially launching at the New York Toy Fair, 2013. There is nothing like it on the market.
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An ergonomically designed catcher, central to the design of the toy, seems to snatch the ball out of air. It appears magnetic-like allowing for the "impossible" catch. The toy is the patented design of an Architecture graduate student with a passion for physics. Architectural influence and simple laws of physics come together in a toy that is innovative and fun.
The "good for you" toy goes beyond the fun factor. SMAKABALL® encourages healthy, active play. Kids feel like heroes when they play. Children have the ability to catch an unusually large object fully extended away from their bodies in a way that is novel. They can be winners when they experience the impossible catch so big, so far away, and so easily. In the process they learn confidence and promote good eye hand coordination. The durable, safe, lightweight design is ideal for indoor or outdoor play.
Designed for ages 6 and up, this novel toy appeals to a wide range of kids. Kids can team up to play a dynamic, fast paced game and keep score. Pool and beach play is fun and fast. SMAKABALL® is versatile appealing to all levels of atheletic ability. Young children can play two handed catch and older kids can enjoy one handed catching. Adults can enjoy SMAKABALL® as an exciting tail gate activity. The toy is both disability and special needs friendly.
Mothers will tell you they love to see their children engage in active play. They are happy to see a toy that moves their children to action. Major school systems around the country are looking at SMAKABALL® for inclusion in their Health & Physical Education and Special Needs programs as fun and productive additions to the curriculm. Pre-official launch, big box retailers have approached SMAKABALL®. Major international markets are showing advance interest in the toy. At the end of the day, the best response comes from the kids that SMAK their way to wholesome fun with SMAKABALL®! The look on their faces when they make the "catch" is priceless.
Invented in 2010 by Rami Zein, a lazy poolside inspiration morphed into SMAKABALL®. SMAKABALL® is headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia with a warehouse in Los Angeles, California. You can meet the inventor of SMAKABALL® and enjoy active play at the heavily attended Toy Fair 2013 taking place at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on February 9-12, 2013. SMAKABALL® will be at BOOTH 2934. For further information or to see a video of SMAKABALL® in action, go to www.smakaball.com. Check out our online press kit.


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On September 12th we were the hosts of an National Drive Electric Week (NDEW) event in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida called DRIVING THE FUTURE. It was a huge success with 219 guests and over 49 plug-in electric vehicles. It took place at local hotspot Lauder Ale, and had exhibits from EVANNEX, Reus Audio, Florida Power and Light (FPL), Signature Car Wraps, Doc Bornee, and participation from many others. According to Plug In America, we were the 11th most well-attended event out of almost 200 NDEW events worldwide! Check out our prior blog post for more photos and information on the event.
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Detectives investigating the murder of cricket coach Bob Woolmer denied claims that Pakistan's squad had been ruled out of the inquiry as potential suspects.
Deputy Police Commissioner Mark Shields said comments made by Pakistan spokesman Pervez Mir that detectives had cleared team members of any involvement in Woolmer's death were "inaccurate."
Speaking before Pakistan's players flew home after a stop-over in London on Tuesday, Mir told reporters that Jamaican police had confirmed the Pakistan team were "not suspects" in Woolmer's murder.
But Shields dismissed Mir's claims in an interview with the BBC later Tuesday. "That's a pretty inaccurate statement, because nobody at this stage can be ruled out of the inquiry," Shields said.
Woolmer's strangled body was found in his room on the 12th floor of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston on March 18.
The 58-year-old former England international was later declared to have been murdered in "evil and extraordinary" circumstances, probably by someone he knew, detectives said.
But police have so far failed to reveal any significant breakthroughs as they hunt for Woolmer's killer or killers, and on Tuesday made an international appeal for witnesses to come forward.
Detectives were trying to track down anyone who stayed or visited at the hotel in the days leading up to Woolmer's death, Shields said.
"What I need to do is to identify everybody in the hotel from Friday through to Sunday when Bob's body was found, in an effort to establish everybody's movements during that period of time," he told reporters.
"Not just as suspects but as potential witnesses -- people who may have heard something, seen something within the hotel that raised their suspicions, that so far they haven't come forward with.
Shields urged any cricket fans or tourists who had since returned to their home countries to dial the international hotline (+1-876-927-5000) or contact their local police.
The new appeal comes amid speculation that they investigative trail into Woolmer's killing has gone cold, and may take months or even years to resolve.
However Shields said he was not concerned by the pace of the investigation and said he would not seek to speed up processing of key forensic tests or analysis of security camera footage.
He said it was unclear when toxicology tests carried out on Woolmer's body, which have been ongoing for over a week, would be completed.
"I spoke to the leader of the forensic laboratory this morning," Shields said. "She assured me she will work as quickly as they can. I asked her how long will it take and she answered 'When it's ready.'
"I have to respect their professionalism and wait until they tell me they have the results."
Woolmer's death in the aftermath of Pakistan's sensational defeat and World Cup exit at the hands of Ireland has sent shockwaves around the cricket world.
The murder has triggered frenzied conspiracy theories about match-fixing, with several former players speculating Woolmer had been killed to prevent him from speaking out.
Friends and family of the coach have expressed scepticism over the theories however, saying Woolmer had not mentioned anything to them before his death that indicated he was set to blow the whistle on cricket corruption.
However Shields acknowledged on Tuesday that a possible match-fixing link "keeps coming to light".
"One of those that keeps coming to light, it looks like, is around match-fixing and bookies, so therefore that's the clear line of inquiry, but it's not the only line," Shields said.
Officers from the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption Unit, including chief investigator Jeff Rees, are in Jamaica to assist with the inquiry.
Pakistan not ruled out of Woolmer murder probe: police
Detectives investigating the murder of cricket coach Bob Woolmer denied claims that Pakistan's squad had been ruled out of the inquiry as potential suspects.


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No, the room heater isn't broken. It's just that cold. Every year, the Hôtel de Glace is erected in Quebec City, Quebec out of 500,000 tons of ice and 15,000 tons of snow. It includes up to thirty-six rooms that guests can rent as well as a combination dining room and chapel.
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My mom stayed here with a bunch of friends for her fortieth birthday. Everything really is made of ice - ice beds, ice fireplaces, ice bar, ice toilets...they said it was the most hellish sleepover of their lives and they joke about the experience to this day (10 years later). Apparently you can also just take a tour of the hotel and have some drinks in the bar without staying over. If you are going to have a few drinks, I don't suggest sleeping over there. :)
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The work of seven Congresses -- 14 years of arduous negotiations -- lies behind legislation in the House and Senate to reform the nation's jumble of 3, 000 conflicting, outdated criminal laws. Time is rapidly running out for Congress to put some order into the US criminal code in its current legislative session. It would be a pity if a number of last-minute, highly controversial amendments were to keep Congree from what would be a truly historic achievement -- a complete overhaul and modernization of the nation's unwieldy criminal laws.
No one disputes the need to abolish such anachronistic statutes as the one, for instance, that makes it a crime to detain a govvernment carrier pigeon. But a number of highly controversial issues have been raised by the proposed changes. Some have been addressed and compromises worked out; others have been put off to be taken up individually at another time in an effort to keep the entire reform package from being scuttled. The final bills that have emerged will not entirely please either hard-line law-and-order advocates or civil libertarians. But they do go a long way toward reorganizing and updating the criminal statutes. They help clarify federal and state criminal offenses. They address for the first time several white-collar crimes.
The bills would also extend civil rights penalties to include sex discrimination. They offer new protection of the electoral process against political "dirty tricks" and provide a stronger shield for "whistle blowers" in government. However, one bail provision in the Senate bill that ought to be dropped makes it too easy for judges to jail a defendant if the judge is simply of the opinion he may be dangerous. Civil libertarians call this a form of preventive detention.
For the most part, the bills do represent a significant start toward reform. After coming this far, however, there is now the danger that congressional leaders will be tempted to postpone such a huge and controversial bill this late in a presidential election year. But they should not let up now.
Several lawmakers are proposing to add controversial amendments to the legislation that ought to be resisted. One would reestablish the death penalty for certain federal crimes. Another would further water down already weak federal gun controls. Still another would take up the the thorny matter of determining where community standards in obscenity cases should be set.
Attaching these to the proposed legislation is almost certain to prompt extended debate and, in the process, doom chances of passage this year. If the criminal code reforms fail to make it through this session, it seems unlikely that the next Congress, without some key proponents of reform, will be anxious to try again. Most of the existing differences between the House and Senate versions can probably be worked out in conference -- if these highly emotional issues are deleted, to be taken up separately at another time. Congress is too close to reforming the criminal code to allow such last-minute obstacles to block it now.


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Sunday night again. Here way too quickly.
How was your weekend? Ours was great, last night we had dinner at Sweet Cheeks with friends and then drinks at Eastern Standard. Both delicious as usual. Have I mentioned how much I love drinks with egg white before? I know, sounds so weird if you haven't tried this before, but so, so good. The first time I was introduced to a drink with egg whites was at Tryst in Beverly, MA. I'm not sure if they still have it, but it was a cocktail with earl grey infused vodka, lemon juice (or lemon with simple syrup?) and egg white. Still my favorite, but I did enjoy a Vin Amer Fizz last night, the house rose, apricot, egg white and champagne. Hmmm, Eastern Standard do you deliver by chance?
After a long fivish miles in the pouring rain on Saturday, I whipped up one of my oldest and most favorite salads (actually it has to be #2 favorite and Amanda you know which is #1). My friend Amanda shared this recipe with me a few years ago so I could make it on my own. I believe it's known as Mr. Schmidt's salad, but I will have to give credit to both since I can't recall the exact origin. 🙂 Recipe at the end.
Both Ben and I hadn't really been feeling well all week (I know run in the pouring rain yesterday not my smartest decision) so we decided to sleep in this morning.
I might have stayed in this comfy combo for far more hours than acceptable.
Neither of us felt like leaving the house to get something to eat, thankfully I had a few things to make brunch happen.
Scrambled eggs with TONS of cheese and spinach (had to have something healthy on the plate). Homemade hash browns and this awesome Maple-Roasted Bacon recipe. This was my first time baking bacon and it will definitely not be my last. Try this, so good.
We were pretty full, but after running errands and preparing our lunches and breakfasts it was already time for dinner.
This is very tasty, so many great flavors. I was reading up on big girls small kitchen post about the best salad toppers (of which I am very thankful for some new ideas to spice up my salads). I came across this recipe for Spicy Thai Beef Salad, it is a keeper!
Speaking of salads, if you are curious, my salad of the week is green & red leaf lettuce, edamame, hummus, red pepper and carrot.
Alright, let's talk exercise, feeling good about this week again. I didn't meet every day's goals, but I felt the sore Achilles needed an extra day of rest anyway.
- Mon – Run 3m Yes
- Tues – 30 min tempo 30 min yes, tempo, not so much
- Wed – Run 3m & strength 10 min elliptical & 25 min bike
- Thurs – Rest Yes
- Fri – Run 3m pace No
- Sat – Run 6m 5.32m, so close, the pouring rain in my face started to get a little old towards the end
- Sun – Strength Yes, thank you Jillian!
- Mon – Run 3.5m
- Tues – 6×400 @ 5k pace
- Wed – Run 3m & strength
- Thurs – Rest
- Fri – Run 3m
- Sat – Run 6m
- Sun – Strength
- Rotisserie Chicken
- Iceberg lettuce
- Scallions
- Celery
- 3.5 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 pinch pepper
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 clove garlic
- 2/3 cup olive oil
- 1/2 cup red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
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NEW ORLEANS -- These are heady days for the Saints (6-0), who'll try to match the best start in franchise history on Monday night when their longtime rivals, the Atlanta Falcons (4-2), visit what is certain to be an electric Louisiana Superdome.
NEW ORLEANS � Mardi Gras doesn't start until early February.
It only seemed like a Carnival parade when the unbeaten New Orleans Saints returned to Louis Armstrong International Airport after their latest victory.
"That was crazy, absolutely crazy," quarterback Drew Brees said, recalling the hundreds of fans who partied along the roadside and cheered Saints players when they returned from a 46-34 comeback victory at Miami last weekend. "We had a little mini-French Quarter right there at the airport."
These are heady days for the Saints (6-0), who'll try to match the best start in franchise history on Monday night when their longtime rivals, the Atlanta Falcons (4-2), visit what is certain to be an electric Louisiana Superdome.
"I can only imagine it's going to be crazy, especially going against our rival," Saints running back Pierre Thomas said. "Every time we play Atlanta, it's a big deal. There's going to be excitement in that dome."
A victory would give New Orleans its best start since 1991 and a three-game lead in the division. Recent history is on the Saints' side. Atlanta has not won a game in New Orleans since 2002, with their last road win against the Saints coming in San Antonio in 2005, the year the Saints were displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
This year's Saints rank first in the NFL in yards per game (427.3), third in yards rushing (154.5) and sixth in yards passing (272.8). New Orleans also leads the league in scoring (39.7 points per game).
The Saints have become synonymous with offensive firepower since Sean Payton took over as head coach in 2006, leading the league in offense two of the previous three seasons.
The difference this season is a big-play defense that has forced 18 turnovers and scored five touchdowns, including three on interceptions by new safety Darren Sharper, who has six interceptions overall.
"That (turnover) statistic is one area that's glaringly different for all of us. It has helped us a bunch as a team," Payton said. "You hear each week talk about this Saints team is scoring 39 points per game, and I think the myth initially is that the offense is scoring all those points. The reality of it is that there are turnovers involved in there. There's a lot that goes into a number like that that can get skewed. So the takeaways have been significant."
Turnovers have been significant for Atlanta lately as well, though not in a good way. Second-year quarterback Matt Ryan was intercepted twice and had two fumbles � losing one � in the Falcons' 37-21 loss in Dallas last weekend.
Ryan has taken notice of New Orleans' improvement on defense and figures he'll be in for another challenge Monday night.
"Guys are making plays when balls are in the air and they've taken advantage of the opportunities that they've had," Ryan said. "The addition of Sharper is big. ... Their scheme is good. They bring a lot of pressure and do a very good job, but the biggest thing is they're making plays. It comes down to that. They're making plays at the important time in games, so we've been impressed with their defense on tape."
The Saints' defense also has been solid against the run, even stifling Miami's wildcat in the second half last weekend, despite a right knee injury to defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis. Anthony Hargrove, in his so-far successful return from a one-year drug-related suspension, has given the Saints solid depth on the defensive line.
New Orleans' defensive front will be challenged again by Atlanta's Michael Turner, who rushed for 1,699 yards last season, but is somewhat off that pace so far this year, with 403 yards and seven touchdowns.
If Turner can grind out yardage, quiet the Superdome crowd and help Atlanta sustain time-consuming drives, Ryan could pick his spots to throw in play-action, something Payton said Ryan has done well in his young NFL career.
"He's accurate and he's smart. I know he's got very, very good feet. He certainly has real good arm strength," Payton said. "He's very good with his play faking. He locates the ball well and he's an excellent quarterback. He doesn't look like a second-year player. He didn't look like a first-year player last year."
Meanwhile, Atlanta coach Mike Smith recently made a curious roster move with the signing of running back Aaron Stecker, who spent the past three seasons working in Payton's offense in New Orleans.
Both Payton and Brees gave Stecker credit for being a bright player who certainly could provide a measure of insight about the Saints' offensive tendencies. They didn't seem all that worried about it though.
"I think the signing of Aaron was the need for a running back," Payton said. "I don't think it was to spend a week on the whole playbook."
Added Brees: "To go out and actually defend somebody just because you know the 50 plays that they run, well, you don't know when they're running them."
Smith also downplayed the move and said he does not want to make one game against a divisional opponent out to be more than it really is, even if it's obvious that the traditional rivalry, combined with the prime time kickoff, could add some punch to the environment in the stadium.
Whether his team stumbles again or becomes the first to knock off New Orleans, Smith said he won't rush to judgment. It's too early in the season for that.
"In terms of how this team's going to be judged in week 17 in the National Football League, there are so many ebbs and flows in a season," Smith said. "I don't think you can really get caught up in making evaluations week to week. I tell our guys all the time. 'Ultimately we're going to be judged at the end of the season.'"
The same, of course, holds true for the Saints.


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Bribery and Corruption
Airbus Group Investigation
The Serious Fraud Office has launched a criminal investigation into allegations of fraud, bribery and corruption in the civil aviation business of Airbus Group. The allegations relate to irregularities in relation to third party consultants.
SFO, 8 August 2016
Prison time for bribe of UN official
Sheri Yan was sentenced to 20 months in prison by Judge Vernon Broderick of the United States District Court in Manhattan after admitting guilty to a bribery charge.
Yan admitted to having paid more than $800,000 in bribes to John W. Ashe, the former president of the General Assembly. The Judge commented that "there is substantial damage done to the U.N., and the image of the U.N. itself" and that the institution is diminished by the acceptance or the taking of a bribe.
New York Times, 29 July 2016
German bribery probe over Rolls- Royce's Asian sales
Stuttgart prosecutors are expanding their bribery investigation in respect of sales across seven Asian countries made by the German unit of Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc. As part of a settlement of a corruption case over sales in South Korea, Rolls-Royce has paid 12 million Euros ($13.3 million).
The SFO have already instigated a UK-probe in 2013 as to the whether Rolls-Royce engaged local agents in return for orders and whether that constituted bribery.
The German spokesman for Rolls Royce, Stefan Wortmann has stated that the company follows a strict "zero-tolerance" approach towards any form of non-compliant action and that it does not comment on ongoing investigations.
Bloomberg, 29 July 2016
FIFA bribery trial could commence in Autumn 2017
At a hearing, U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie stated that federal prosecutors were looking for an early 2017 trial date but that it was more likely to be September or October of next year due to the amount of evidence still being processed.
There are eight defendants facing the potential trial next year, including former FIFA officials and executive committee members Jose Maria Marin of Brazil, Juan Angel Napout of Paraguay, Eduardo Li of Costa Rica, and Julio Rocha of Nicaragua.
They have been accused of participating in schemes involving more than $200 million in bribes and kickbacks, for the marketing of and broadcasting rights to tournaments and matches.
Reuters, 3 August 2016
Anti-bribery law upheld by South Korea top court
South Korea's constitutional court ruled to uphold an anti-corruption law relating to the practice of pampering public officials with meals and gifts. It will take effect in September and it sets a cap on what government workers, teachers and journalists can accept, that being 30,000 won ($27) for meals and 50,000 won for gifts.
Bloomberg, 28 July 2016
Cyber Crime
Telegram breach by Iranian hackers
Independent cyber researcher Collin Anderson and Amnesty International technologist Claudio Guarnieri, have revealed that Iranian hackers have compromised more than a dozen accounts on the Telegram instant messaging service and identified the phone numbers of 15 million Iranian users. The cyber researchers consider this to be the largest known breach of the encrypted communications system.
Telegram uses SMS text messages to activate new devices however, the authorization codes sent via SMS, can be intercepted by the phone company and shared with the hackers. Once armed with the codes, the hackers can add new devices to a person's Telegram account, enabling them to read chat histories as well as new messages.
Headquartered in Berlin, Telegram says it has 100 million active subscribers and is widely used in the Middle East, including by the Islamic State militant group, as well as in Central and Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
Reuters, 27 July 2016
SFO to decide charges in BOE fraud probe by year-end
It has been reported that the SFO will determine whether to pursue charges in respect of its investigation into the possible manipulation of Bank of England liquidity auctions at the height of the financial crisis by the end of the year.
As money markets froze during the financial crisis, the BOE intervened to provide emergency liquidity to lenders. It allowed them to swap a wider range of assets for funding through programs including its Extended Collateral Long-Term Repo Operations in 2007 and the so-called Special Liquidity Scheme, a 2008 plan that allowed banks to use an even wider range of collateral.
A central focus of the SFO investigation, which was announced in March 2015, is whether BOE officials told lenders what prices to bid at the auctions to play down questions about the health of financial institutions.
Bloomberg, 9 August 2016
'Bio fuel' confiscation orders
At a hearing on 27-28 July 2016, Gary West was ordered to pay a £52,805, James Whale to pay £172,952.43 and Stuart Stone to pay £1,141,680 in confiscation orders. They were all given 3 months each to pay the confiscation orders or to serve default sentences of 12 months, 2 years and 7 years respectively. The judge ordered that compensation should be paid out of the confiscation amounts.
Messrs West, Whale and Stone were convicted, on 5 December 2014 of fraud and bribery offences following the Serious Fraud Office's investigation into Sustainable Growth Group ('SGG') including its subsidiary companies Sustainable AgroEnergy plc ('SAE') and Sustainable Wealth (UK) Investments Ltd ('SWI').
SFO, 29 July 2016
Jailed trader responsible for UK's biggest fraud warns it could be repeated
Kweku Adoboli, the rogue trader, was jailed in 2012 for the biggest fraud in British history and was released from prison last year. He has said that his crimes could be repeated because bankers still faced the same pressure to make profits "no matter what".
As a star trader on the Exchange Traded Funds desk at UBS's London office, Adoboli lost the Swiss bank $2.3 billion after trading far in excess of his authorised risk limits and booking fictitious hedging trades to hide his true exposure. Having now been banned from working in financial services, he speaks about his experiences for free at banking compliance conferences.
Reuters, 1 August 2016
Gulf emirate says talks on $1.5 billion fraud allegations end without result
The Gulf emirate of Ras Al Khaimah said an effort to negotiate the recovery of $1.5 billion it says it lost to fraud had ended without result and further criminal charges could be sought against Khater Massaad, the former senior official it alleges was responsible.
In a statement this week, the Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) government said it had been in talks with Massaad in relation to "global embezzlement and mismanagement of $1.5 billion" during his tenure as chief executive of the Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA).
The government statement said negotiations, which had lasted for two years and had aimed to reach a settlement to "recompense the government of RAK", were ended by Massaad.
Reuters, 4 August 2016
Health and Safety
Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission fined £133,000
Electricity company Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission has been fined £133,000 after a 26-year-old worker was electrocuted on a power line.
Gareth Aitken died while using a suspended work platform to replace the cables between the pylons on the line. He came into contact with a charged electric cable while moving the platform to a lower position on the pylon and was electrocuted.
Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission pleaded guilty to breaking health and safety legislation after admitting it failed to adequately ensure a safe system of work was in place.
A highly complex joint investigation by the Health and Safety Executive and Police concluded that the Permit to Work issued by the company in relation to the work to be carried out was inadequate and that the risk of death or very serious injury was readily foreseeable.
SHP, 1 August 2016
Network Rail fined £130,000
Network Rail has been fined £130,000 over health and safety failings after a worker was hit by a 25,000 volt power surge while repairing an overhead line near Ardrossan South Beach station in 2009
The employee, who has been named as David McDermott, was with a colleague in a mobile platform fixing an isolated section of cable when he touched a live wire and was struck by a 25,000 volt power surge. His injuries were severe, resulting in significant loss of function and years of surgery.
It was admitted by Network Rail that they had failed to provide safe working documentation and to ensure that the work was only done on isolated sections of line.
BBC News, 2 August 2016
Fine for NHS Foundation Trust over patient death
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust has been fined £30,000 for safety failings after an in-patient at Birch Hill Hospital drowned during a canoeing activity event.
Mansoor Elahi participated in the canoeing activity when he attempted to end his life by removing his buoyancy aid.
The Health and Safety Executive found that the trust had failed to carry out a risk assessment for the activity or to adequately assess Mr Elahi's suitability to attend. The Trust pleaded guilty to breaches of Regulation 3(1) of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulation 1999 and Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
HSE, 29 July 2016
Company fined for exposing family to risk of asbestos
A Hertfordshire-based home improvement company has been fined after the unsafe removal of asbestos material from a domestic property.
The court heard how asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) sourrounding the guttering of the property had been dismantled in an unsafe manner creating serious risk of repiratory exposure to workers and residents of the property, the HSE also found that the company were not licensed to remove asbestos.
Ace of Hearts Home Improvements Limited pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 8(1) and Regulation 16 of the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2012, and The Health & Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, Section 33 (1) (g) in that it failed to comply with an Improvement Notice, and was fined £100,000 and ordered to pay costs of £2,118.50.
HSE, 29 July 2016
Agency worker injured at Malting factory
A malting company based in Suffolk has been fined after an agency worker was injured when he fell approximately two metres from a ladder sustaining two fractures to his right foot, bruising to his chest and head injuries. A HSE investigation found that the company had not carried out a suitable and sufficient risk assessment of the work at height.
Pauls Malt Limited pleaded guilty to breaching Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, and was fined £100,000 and ordered to pay costs of £2,257.
HSE, 29 July 2016
Company receives £120k in fines following roof light fatality
A company which manufactures signage and displays for high street retailers has been sentenced for safety breaches after a worker fell to his death through a roof light.
Richard Perry fell 5.5 meters through a fragile roof light as he worked with a colleague to cover the roof lights with blackout vinyl. A HSE investigation found that the employees were not appropriately supervised and no precautions were put in place to prevent a fall through a roof.
Whiteghyll Plastics Ltd pleaded guilty to breaching Section 2(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and was fined £120,000 with £37,655 costs.
SHP, 29 July 2016
Firm sentenced after worker's arm severed
A Bristol based manufacturer of concrete products has been fined after a worker's arm was torn off when it was pulled into the rotating tail pulley of a conveyor belt.
The man was attempting to knock off aggregate that had built up on a rod within the machine with a hammer but the hammer was dragged into machinery along with the employees arm severing it between the shoulder and elbow.
The HSE told the court that Concrete Fabrications Ltd should have had adequate guards on dangerous parts of machinery, ensured the machine was isolated and provided clear procedures for employees carrying out maintenance tasks.
Concrete Fabrications Ltd pleaded guilty to breaching Section 2(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Etc. Act 1974 and was fined £100,000 with £7758 costs awarded to the HSE.
SHP, 1 August 2016
Money Laundering
Singapore central bank investigate Goldman on work associated with 1MDB bond deals
Goldman Sachs' local unit will be examined by Singapore's central bank to establish the extent of its involvement in bond deals related to 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
It was said last week, that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has already seized assets worth S$240 million ($179 million) in relation to the 1MDB money laundering probe. In a statement, MAS said that it "will take decisive regulatory actions against any financial institution or individual in Singapore that has breached regulations or failed to meet the expected anti-money laundering standards".
Reuters, 30 July 2016
FinCEN Expands Reach of Real Estate "Geographic Targeting Orders"
On 27 July 2016, the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced Geographic Targeting Orders (GTO) that will temporarily require U.S. title insurance companies to identify the natural persons behind shell companies used to pay "all cash" for high-end residential real estate in six major metropolitan areas in connection with money laundering concerns.
The new GTOs cover certain real estate purchases in New York, Florida, California, and Texas. They will go into effect for 180 days beginning on August 28, 2016.
FinCen, 27 July 2016
Embraer, BRF Dropped as Targets in Brazilian Tax-Fraud Probe
It has been reported that the Brazilian federal prosecutor leading a probe into systemic tax fraud said he has suspended his investigation, at least temporarily, into alleged abuses at planemaker Embraer SA, oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA and processed-food producer BRF SA to focus on cases where he believes the evidence is strongest.
Bloomberg, 3 August 2016
HM Treasury renews 5 terrorist asset freezes
HM Treasury has renewed the final designations in respect of Mansour Arbabsiar, Hamed Abdollahi, Abdol Reza Shahlai, Ali Gholam Shakuri and Major General Qasem Soleimani listed under the UK's Terrorist Asset-Freezing etc. Act 2010, effective from 5 August 2016.
All five are designated by the UK, EU, and US in relation to their alleged involvement in plot to assassinate the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the US in 2011 and links to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Designations under the Act automatically expire if not renewed after 1 year.
OFSI's notice is here.
European Sanctions, 8 August 2016
Foreign flights to Iran allowed by U.S.
A license has been issued by the U.S. allowing foreign carriers to fly to Iran without fear of violating U.S. sanctions.
Subject to a carrier obtaining a specific license for a flight, it as technical rule of the U.S. Treasury Department's Iran sanctions regulation that U.S.-origin aircraft is barred from landing in Iran. According to one expert, the rule was almost never enforced.
Douglas Jacobson, a partner at the international-trade focused firm Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLC, stated that "all these aircraft that have been flying to Iran for years have [technically] been in violation of the Iran transaction regulations, but they [Treasury] were never enforcing it".
Wall Street Journal, 1 August 2016


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In 2016, Let's Read! will be shifting from its current set of campaign activities. For the past three years, Let's Read! has been coordinated by an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer sponsored through United Way of King County. As part of the federal guidelines, one project cannot receive VISTA support for more than three years. Because of this, the Community Center for Education Results (CCER) will no longer be coordinating Let's Read! in its current form. This means that there will be no community planning meetings or organized distribution of Let's Read! materials in 2016.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Service on a San Francisco Bay Area commuter train line resumed at its regularly scheduled time Monday morning after workers capped a gas leak, officials said.
Caltrain service was shut down in both directions after construction crews working on a Caltrain-related project broke a gas main in suburban San Bruno around 9 p.m. Sunday.
The leak was stopped before dawn, KGO-TV reported.
No injuries or evacuations were reported.
After train service was shut down, passengers at two stations were taken by bus to Millbrae to board a southbound train, while northbound passengers were able to board a Bay Area Rapid Transit train, officials said. Caltrain ended its normal service day a short time later.
The leak was about 4 miles from where a gas main exploded in a residential area in 2010, killing eight people and destroying 38 homes.


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This guest post is by Matt Meyer. Meyer is the pseudonymous author of The Boy, His Teacher, The Raven and The Peacock. He is a recovering fantasy football columnist and can be seen as half of the YouTube movie review team, Cinemaspresso. You can follow Matt as his alter ego ttamreyem on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.
Before you begin, get yourself an alarm clock with multiple settings. I use an app called "I Can't Wake Up!" It's evil. It makes me do math or match countries and capitals or it won't shut off. I hate it. And I love it. Whatever clock you choose, get cozy with it. You're going to live your life by it. She is your harsh mistress. She is your boss. Set your first alarm early. How early? How bad do you want to be a writer?
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Rise and shine, sweetheart. Get up, wash up, and clean up. Don't dilly dally. War doesn't wait. 15 minutes for the basics should suffice. 15 Minutes? You're a writer now. Find a way.
2. Morning P.T.
It's time for stretches. Fire up your laptop and write for 20 minutes. If you have a blog, write your daily post. If you don't have a blog, get one. Even a slow writer can churn out 250 words in 20 minutes. That's a decent post. I don't care what you write about. Just write. It's just a free form exercise to get your writing juices flowing. Whatever you write, don't delete it. Let it pile up. Heck, you can print it out just to watch your progress. And the more you write, the more you will notice two things. First, you will get faster. Your 250 words can balloon up to something astronomical like 500. Second, you'll get better. You'll make rookie mistakes, but not forever. History lesson: the word expert comes from the Latin expertus which simply means, someone with experience. The more you write, the closer you will come to being an expert.
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3. Mess Hall
Grab some grub and a cup of joe. Real recruits in basic training are give 7 minutes to eat. I'll give you 20. Did I tell you to look at Facebook while you eat? That's right. NO SOCIAL MEDIA. Little Johnny's first day of kindergarten pics can wait. Simplify. Just eat. I know, it sounds impossible. Discipline yourself, or so help me.
4. Live Fire
You're warmed up and fueled up. Now it's time to put up. Write hard. Write fast. You're on the clock. Give yourself 45 minutes. But that's not enough time. Tough luck. You can write 600 words easy, 750 with a little practice. That's 3 pages of your novel. That's half of a magazine feature. You'll be amazed at what you can get done when you don't have enough time to do it. When the alarm sounds, stop. Even if it's in the middle of a word. [Like this quote? Click here to Tweet and share it!] I know, I'm one mean …
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5. At Ease
Take 5. Get on your feet. Stretch. Walk. Run. Do some jumping jacks. Get your blood flowing. Get up off your rump and do something athletic. Even my great-grandma does the two step. Don't think because you're young and good looking that inactivity won't catch up with you eventually.
If you only have a couple of hours a day to write, move on. If you have more time, repeat steps 4 and 5. Don't run a marathon. Do a set of sprints. You'll force yourself to get more done.
6. Marksmanship
Spend 15-30 minutes sending out queries or LOIs. But what if I don't have anything to sell? Simple. Make up a title. Write 3 sentences about it. Send it to someone. If they say they want to see more, write more. Look, kid, until you ask, the answer is always no. The more you ask, the more likely you are to get a yes. It's a numbers game. Sales always is. And every working writer is a salesman. Ask at least one person every day to take a look at your work. That's how you become a working writer.
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7. Final Formation
The smoke has cleared. You wrote a blog, at least 3 pages of your precious novel, and a query letter. You're starting to look like a real writer. Now you can tweet and pin to your heart's content. Then go to bed, get up, and do it all over again. Every day.
That's the real key. If you're not consistently turning out writing, you're not a writer. You're someone who used to be a writer. Does that sound cruel? I'm not here to hold your hand and sing Kumbayah. I'm here to turn you into the finest writer that you can be.
Good night, ladies. See you bright and early.
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- rebuilt for perl-5.16
- fixed build
- Add condstopstart-web scripts for httpd-perl
- Add scripts for condstopstart-web
- Use gpasswd -a in %pre %name-common (Closes: #23240)
- rebuilt for perl-5.14
- rebuilt with perl 5.12
- 1.3.42rusPL30.24 (Closes: #22912)
- Security fixes (CVE-2010-0010)
- Generate SSL key from httpd-perl initscript
- generate SSL key from initscript
- Update message in %pre common (Closes: #19602)
(thanks to Sergey Vlasov )
- mod_perl-doc: fix package install
- Fix symlink for cgi-bin scripts created
- Add build subpackages:
+ %name-datadirs -- data dirs
+ %name-cgi-bin-test-cgi and %name-cgi-bin-printenv -- cgi-bin scripts
(use control for facility)
- Add build subpackages (#16353):
+ %name-base and %name-mod_perl-base (not requires a webserver-cgi-bin,
webserver-html and webserver-icons)
+ %name-fill and %name-mod_perl-full (requires a %name-cgi-bin,
%name-html and %name-icons)
- Add auto adding user %apache_user to group %webserver_group
- Add httpd provides in %name-base and %name-mod_perl-base subpackages
- Add %apache_datadir/apache/ dir in %name-common subpackage
- Move manual dir (%apache_htdocsdir/manual) to %apache_datadir/apache/manual
- Rebuild due to libssl.so.6 -> libssl.so.7 soname change.
- Removed version of the webserver-{cgi-bin,html,icons}
- Unset BuildArch %_target_cpu
- Use rpm-macros-apache (Closes: #16346)
- Add build subpackage for ALT Linux RPM Packaging Policy:
+ rpm-build-%name
- Add using webserver-common package:
+ removing altlinux.png
+ removing Provides dirs
+ adding %apache_user to %webserver_group
- Create subpackages:
+ %name-cgi-bin
+ %name-manual-addons
+ %name-html
+ %name-icons
- Set BuildArch to noarch for subpackages
- Automated rebuild with libdb-4.7.so.ALT/Daedalus/apache2/spec
- revisit #11053, complete the fix (thanks lakostis@ again)
- added monit support
- removed unpackaged sample configuration snippets
- cleaned up pod files packaged into both apache-mod_perl and mod_perl-doc
(left them in mod_perl-doc package only)
- rediffed/applied 1.3.23 patch by Alex Pinzhenin to limit
mod_rewrite looping potential by putting a cap on internal redirect
count (50 by default) and RewriteRule-per-query count (300 by default);
- 1.3.41 contains security fix for:
+ CVE-2007-6388: mod_status: ensure refresh parameter is numeric to prevent
a possible XSS attack caused by redirecting to other URLs)
- 1.3.40 (unreleased) contains security fixes for:
+ CVE-2007-5000: mod_imap: fix cross-site scripting issue
+ CVE-2007-3847: mod_proxy Windows/NetWare-specific DoS
+ CVE-2007-3304: more efficient patch, also fixes bogus "Bad pid" errors
- http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/CHANGES_1.3.41 for details
- updated EAPI to hand-made 2.8.30a with build fix kindly sent in
by Dan Muey (rolled into EAPI tarball by me;
releasing as 2.8.30a-1.3.41 along with mod_ssl)
- modify packaged httpd.conf to disable directory autoindexing by default
(/home/*/public_html stay indexed though); you might want to reconsider
that in case the configuration wasn't touched at all (thus will be replaced
during package upgrade) but directory indexes are needed (fixes #12898,
thanks Timur Batyrshin for proposal/discussion/patch)
- 1.3.39 merges security fixes for:
+ CVE-2006-5752: possible XSS attack against mod_status
(exploitation requires public server-status page and ExtendedStatus enabled
and a browser which performs charset "detection")
+ CVE-2007-3304: ensure that the parent process cannot be forced to kill
non-child processes by checking scoreboard PID data with parent process
privately stored PID data [this one was fixed by a patch before]
- upstream mime.types updated to current IANA registry and common unregistered
types that the owners refuse to register (see apache-mime.types.default)
- icons/README.html instead of icons/small/README.txt
- there was no Apache 1.3.38
- updated EAPI to 2.8.30
- changed conftest() usage in initscript so that running processes
which are still using valid configuration wouldn't be terminated
if current configuration test fails; thanks nginx.init by mithraen@
for bringing this to my attention
- merged security fix from RHEL2.1 (RH#245116):
+ CVE-2007-3304 (DoS by referencing an arbitrary process ID in scoreboard
which then gets SIGUSR1 from master process; requires scripting ability)
- verified and disambiguated mime types; thanks Denis Smirnov (mithraen@)
for a linter pass (fixes: #12141, #11461)
- rebuilt against recent libmm
- added minimal patch for mod_perl aimed at fixing CVE-2007-1349:
DoS possibility with specially crafted requests in "PerlRun.pm"
that uses the "path_info" variable without properly escaping it;
thanks Randal L. Schwartz (merlyn stonehenge com) for a patch
(seems to be also in mod_perl SVN)
- NB: mod_perl 1.30 is released but differs quite significantly,
no time to fix/build/test properly
- updated RA to PL30.23
- wrapped LogFormat in default httpd{,-perl}.conf with IfModule
(#11053; lakostis@ proposed to borrow from apache2 package)
- disable httpd, httpd-perl services startup by default:
that might lead to undesired consequences in case of
"accidentally" installed packages and/or forgetting
about them while configuring services; see also [ru]:
- bring SysV vhosts configuration support to mod_perl part of apache
(thanks Alexey I. Froloff (raorn@) for nice #10308):
+ httpd-perl.conf: Include conf/vhosts/Vhosts-perl.conf
+ add vhosts/Vhosts-perl.conf and vhosts-perl.d/
- got back some changes from alt6 (reverted wholesale in alt7):
+ removed remnants of libdb1
+ fixed gdbm support for mod_rewrite
+ move server child hard limit constant to a macro
(still 1024 by default, just as in patch9 still left
in src.rpm just in case too but not applied anymore)
(the bug was #5748, for reference)
- added TUNING.ALT file with tips on performance tuning
(regarding #5748 again)
- minor spec cleanup (more intrusive one pending)
- roll back alt6* changes since they are too intrusive by now,
those who need log files or static content larger than 2Gb
are advised to rotate logs, use nginx for downloads, or look
at https://bugzilla.altlinux.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9382 for
working, but resulting in binary incompatible apache, spec
- added hint on mod_rewrite/mod_security order to default httpd.conf
- few more feeble tweaks at LFS (these will likely fail -- upstream
seems to have had hostile enough stand to "that 1.3 being preferred
to 2.0" to break former ways of enabling LFS on it, telling people
should wait until 2.2; see also apache bugs #17453, #36417)
- scalability improvements:
+ support large logfiles (>2Gb) by default (#9382);
thanks eostapets@ for alarm and raorn@ for sample spec
+ hopefully fixed gdbm support for mod_rewrite (by raorn@
in the same stripped-down/fixed-up spec)
+ move server child hard limit constant to a macro
(still 1024 by default, just as in patch9 still left
just in case too)
- s/libdb1-devel/libdb4-devel/ (might break 2.2 build?)
- folks, I need proposals on #2907...
- added application/x-java-jnlp-file, application/x-xpinstall
to mime.types (courtesy of zerg@, see bug #10088)
- added commented-out example of editor backup file protection
to default httpd.conf, httpd-perl.conf (#8489)
- oops, ServerSignature was really belonging to later
section (and "off" was overridden with "on" there");
thanks to Pavel Usischev for #10055
- implement bugchancement #10038 (ServerSignature Off;
ServerTokens ProductOnly in default configuration)
thanks thresh@ and hiddenman@ for reminder
- fix #9928 (default mod_realip.conf); thanks vvk@
- NameVirtualHost-related fix for default sample configuration
(what a shame on me!, and thanks Pavel Usischev for #8385)
- 1.3.37
+ security fix for CVE-2006-3747:
mod_rewrite: Fix an off-by-one security problem in the ldap scheme
handling. For some RewriteRules this could lead to a pointer being
written out of bounds. Reported by Mark Dowd of McAfee.
- 1.3.36
+ security fixes merged upstream (patch96 removed)
+ 1.3.35 was lucky enough to get missed (regression reported,
and fixes were irrelevant to this package ayways)
- Applied additional fixes required for ld --as-needed.
- Added build time check for unresolved symbols in DSOs.
- Replaced macros for standard unix commands with commands themselves.
- applied joint fixes by Denis Smirnov (mithraen@) and Dmitry Levin (ldv@):
+ Fixed building with -Wl,--as-needed.
+ Quoted macros in changelog.
- thanks!
- security fix for CVE-2005-3352:
+ cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the mod_imap module of Apache
httpd before 1.3.35-dev allows remote attackers to inject arbitrary web
script or HTML via the Referer when using image maps.
+ patch taken from Debian
- 1.3.34
- official security fixes:
+ CVE-2005-2088: If a request contains both Transfer-Encoding and
Content-Length headers, remove the Content-Length, mitigating some HTTP
Request Splitting/Spoofing attacks.
+ Added TraceEnable [on|off|extended] per-server directive to alter the
behavior of the TRACE method.
+ please note that CAN-2005-2088 fix (patch95) was already included
in 1.3.33rusPL30.20-alt4
- added default localhost configuration for mod_realip;
thanks Denis Smirnov (mithraen@)
- updated EAPI to 2.8.25
- updated RA to PL30.22
- NMU: rpm macros fix.
- Mon Oct 03 2005 Artem K. Jouravsky 1.3.33rusPL30.20-alt5
+ added mod_accel to current builds; off by default (#8029)
+ removed SMP incompatible build
- added SVN patch for CAN-2005-2088 security vulnerability:
when acting as an HTTP proxy, Apache 1.3 allows remote attackers to poison
the web cache, bypass web application firewall protection, and conduct XSS
attacks via an HTTP request with both a "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" header
and a Content-Length header, which causes Apache to incorrectly handle and
forward the body of the request in a way that causes the receiving server
to process it as a separate HTTP request, aka "HTTP Request Smuggling."
+ thanks for SVN pointer to Ubuntu
- fixed small port-related problem in sample Vhosts.conf
(thanks Alexey Borovskoy (alb@) for notify/fix; also in alt3.M24.1)
- whoops, README.ALT wasn't getting packaged (updated too)
- altlinux-release build dependency appears illegal
(long unneeded though)
- Wed Aug 24 2005 Michael Shigorin
+ exchanged httpd and httpd-perl startup/shutdown order;
see README.ALT for further details on mod_perl setup (#4994, #6437)
thanks combr@, tma@, solo@, Ivan Adzhubey for discussion and fixes
(you *will* need to chkconfig them on for this to apply)
+ rolled back #2928 workarounds (should be unneeded)
+ hard kill remaining processes after normal stop() part
+ fixed #6351 (delaycompress in logrotate; may influence #3153)
thanks dfo@, sorry ldv@
+ fixed a transition bug in /etc/init.d/httpd::conftest()
+ UseCanonicalName Off in httpd{,-perl}.conf (#7704)
+ updated and extended README.ALT
- Thu Feb 17 2005
+ added missing NameVirtualHost directive to default Vhosts.conf
- Sat Feb 12 2005
+ Vhosts.conf thinko fix suggested by Alexey Morozov (morozov@)
(Aug 24: could have lost that.... can't remember details now)
- Sat Jan 29 2005
+ macros extended (see README.ALT); also #1735, #5634, #5989
+ re-fixed #4235 (weird hostname hack)
+ implemented separate TMPDIR (addon modules should follow) (#5989)
+ disabled mod_charset for mod_perl (hm... #2941-related)
+ commented out "AddDefaultCharset iso8859-1" by default (#5754)
+ added %apache_vhostdir and %apache_vhconfdir (#5634)
+ upped HARD_SERVER_LIMIT from 256 to 1024 (#5748; needs additional
/etc/security/limits.conf tweaking to actually happen)
+ changed %suexec_docroot from /home to %apache_home (#2461)
+ changed suexec binary permissions (see #5309)
from 4711 root:root
to 4710 root:apache
+ changed TMPDIR in initscripts to use more specific location than /tmp
so that you can restrict apache access to that by ACL and further
configure php and other software running as apache (#5989)
+ added patch to consult POSIX ACLs on CGI execution decision
(#4987; disabled by default, build --with acl_support to enable)
- mod_realip added
- 1.3.33 (minor security fixes)
- security fixes officially released (patch93 removed)
- reverse proxy functionality restored (broken in 1.3.32 -- #5435);
thanks to Leonid Shalupov for alerting
- added htpasswd patch by Larry Cashdollar
(unchecked buffer operations; not much of an issue though)
- fixed build w/o mod_deflate in addition to -alt2 security fixes
(thanks to Alexey Beleckiy )
- updated security fixes (CAN-2004-0940):
mod_include.c patch from CVS (1.3.33-dev)
thanks to Vladimir Lettiev (crux@) for reminding
- see also changelog entry for alt1 (CAN-2004-0492)
- 1.3.32 (security fixes)
- CAN-2004-0492 (cve.mitre.org):
Reject responses from a remote server if sent an invalid (negative)
- added fix off/for http://www.securitylab.ru/48807.html;
thanks to Vladimir Lettiev (crux@) for alerting and verifying
- removed log directory cleanup after package deinstallation
(seems like a bad practice)
- fixed #5002 (wrong perms on apache-common binaries excl. sample cgi-bin/*),
thanks Vladimir Lettiev (crux@) for notifying!
- re-fixed #4235. distributed sourcedir can be evil...
- fixed #1735 (Include conf/addon-modules.d/*.conf), thanks to
Igor Muratov (migor@) for buggin' me on this long-standing topic
- fixed #4859 (webmaster group could be absent at apache-common installation)
thanks to Alexander Kuprin (ru_classic mail ru)
- tightened permissions on %apache_root/conf and %apache_home/icons/ as per
Dmitry Levin's request (#2920) -- please use "webmaster" group for
content/configuration access and "apache" group for log access
- fixed #4719 (build condition for M22);
thanks to Pavel Usishev
- fixed remnants of older internal subpackage versioning
which barred mod_perl-doc installation; thanks to Dmitry Levin (ldv@)
- finally fixed #3153 (log rotation), thanks to Dmitry Levin (ldv@)
- partially reverted group change introduced in 1.3.28rusPL30.18-alt2:
/var/log/httpd permissions changed (#2920)
from 750,root,webmaster
to 750,root,apache
- reworked initscript style detection routine along ldv's advice
as relying on "Master" in /etc/altlinux-release for old-style seems
to be getting to the point of being wrong ;-)
- added mod_deflate to current builds; off by default (#2905)
- fixed altlinux.html
- %apache_home/html/*.gif and %apache_home/cgi-bin/* are now
%config(noreplace); added %apache_home/html/README.txt (#3715)
- fixed default httpd{-perl,}.conf regarding Ukrainian charsets and content
preferences; see http://lists.osdn.org.ua/wws/arc/linux/2004-06/msg00103.html,
thanks to Bohdan Vlasyuk
- fixed mod_proxy security issue; thanks to Dmitry Levin (ldv@) for
alert/patch. Details at http://www.guninski.com/modproxy1.html
- fixed "forced localhost" problem (#4235) -- forward-ported the missing part
from previous initscripts (irrelevant for M22 build)
- RA to PL30.20 (small Referer-related httpd.conf-dist fixes only)
- fixed ALM2.2 build (release inconsistency barring installation)
- for secfix list see -alt1 changelog record
- 1.3.31 (security fixes for: CAN-2003-0020, CAN-2003-0987, CAN-2004-0174,
- updated mod_ssl/EAPI to 2.8.17 (for 1.3.31)
- updated RA patch to PL30.19 (for 1.3.29)
- updated mod_perl to 1.29 (minor fixes)
- updated patch1
- refreshed build reqs; put perl-DBM to Sisyphus req branch
- fixed thinko in 1.3.29rusPL30.18-alt3's changelog (s/gorev/horror/)
- hopefully fixed #3153, thanks to Dmitry Alexeyev
- rebuilt against libdb4.2
- brought back new and improved ugly hack (since perl and rpm compare
1.1701 and 1.27 in different the only right ways)
- clarified service version dependency for Sisyphus build
(#3245; thanks to Andy Gorev (horror@) for investigation)
- added missing /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/i386-linux/cgi_to_mod_perl.pod
to mod_perl-doc
- rebuilt against recent perl (#3507)
- applied CAN-2003-0020 fix (still not in ASF tree; thanks Dmitry Levin (ldv@)
for implicit notice and PLD CVS for the patch file)
- updated EAPI to 2.8.16
- introduced %apache_conf macro (for /path/to/httpd.conf)
- 1.3.29 (major security fixes)
- fixes CAN-2003-0542:
Fix buffer overflows in mod_alias and mod_rewrite which occurred if
one configured a regular expression with more than 9 captures.
- 1.3.28rusPL30.18-alt9 didn't really *apply* no_zombies.patch. Oops.
Still 1.3.29 has similar change there so should be fixed either.
appled http://apache.org/dist/httpd/patches/apply_to_1.3.28/no_zombies.patch,
thanks to Alexey Tourbin (at@) and Alexey Chekushkin
(should eliminate CGI Zombies with suExec, cgiwrap and others)
- fixed %_sysconfdir/rpm/macros.d/apache (thanks to Alexey Gladkov (legion@)
for proper file this time)
- fixed #3153 (thanks to Sergey Pinaev ):
/etc/init.d/httpd::reload() was broken
- added %_sysconfdir/rpm/macros.d/apache (#2463/enhancement);
needed that for different packages for a long time, thanks for
initial contents to Alexey Gladkov (legion@)
- removed versioning in perl(mod_perl.pm) provision
- added Provides: perl(mod_perl.pm) to apache-mod_perl
(should probably seperate extra modules to devel
and run proper find-requires?)
- updated buildrequires (fix hasher build)
- fixed old-style initscripts for both httpd and httpd-perl (#2950)
(NB: no changes in Sisyphus initscripts)
- s,/usr/local/apache,%apache_root,g in manpages (TODO)
- changed startup/shutdown order from "85 15" to "81 14" in
httpd-perl initscripts so that it starts close after httpd (80)
and stops just before it (15). This fixes spurious message due
to #2928 fix (the problem didn't manifest but was here).
- please see changelog for 1.3.28rusPL30.18-alt1
as more important changes are there
- commented out AddModule mod_charset.c in default config (#2941)
(in fact, "CharsetDisable On" already keeps it off, but server
tag would still mention RA and confuse some curious users)
- moved (thanks to pilot@ for notice):
* /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd and /usr/sbin/apachectl
from apache-common to apache
* /usr/sbin/apachectl-perl
from apache-common to apache-mod_perl
- /var/log/httpd permissions changed (#2920)
from 3770,root,apache
to 750,root,webmaster
- /var/cache/httpd permissions changed (#2921)
from 750,apache_user,webmaster
to 2770,root,apache
- apache.logrotate cleanup/fix:
* changed "service httpd reload" to use condreload
* changed create mode from 0664 root.apache to 0644 root.apache
- httpd.init.Sisyphus now checks for some situations involving httpd-perl
when silent breakage could occur and issues warnings (#2928)
- spec cleanup:
* switched Url from http://apache.lexa.ru to http://httpd.apache.org:
focus isn't on RA anymore (left in index.shtml.ru* though)
* s|%_var/cache|%_cachedir|g and similar macro updates
(ALM2.2 compatible)
* removed osolete comment-outs:
+ 1.3.23's mod_proxy dance
+ specific treatment of mod_include (generic by now)
+ Obsoletes: secureweb-devel from devel subpackage
- Major Bugfixes (TM)
- WARNING: VU#379828 (addressed) is suspected to be exploitable
- updated EAPI to 2.8.15
- fixed mod_long_name problem in apxs (by Denis Ovsienko ;
updated to 1.3.28 and merged into Patch1)
- added %add_findprov_lib_path
- APACHE_HEADER_INSTALL=1 now (#917, #2373)
- workaround for careless: %config(noreplace) %apache_home/html/*html*
(#1067, #2510; see also bug comments for proper solution)
- fixed includedir substitution for apxs-perl (#1254)
- *major* revamp of mime.types file (#1331, #2468, #2848)
(also moved 'application/x-tar' entry there from httpd.conf)
- implemented autodetected / manual distro setting to package initscripts
for both ALM2.2 (maintenance builds) and Sisyphus (implementation based
somewhat on aureal-std-up.spec by Alexey Morozov )
- /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf::DirectoryIndex += index.rbx
- spec cleanup:
* updated BuildRequires
* fixed Source1 URL typo
* proper %SOURCEs instead of poking around in RPM_SOURCE_DIR (%install)
- Replaced mdk-mkstemp patch with openbsd-tmp, better optimized one.
- rebuild with new perl
- /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd: use full path (/usr/sbin/httpd).
- /var/log/httpd: changed permissions to %attr(3770,root,apache).
- /etc/logrotate.d/apache: added directives:
+ sharedscripts;
+ create 0664 root apache.
- Fixed:
+ access rights for %apache_home/icons/small
- Security update 1.3.27
- Updated:
+ mod_proxy has been updated to 1.3.27 as well (passes same test suite as 1.3.23's one)
+ mod_perl to 1.27
+ EAPI to 2.8.10 (fixed to be compatible with 1.3.27)
- fixed permisions in mod_perl subpackage
- Fixed:
+ Apache httpd: vulnerability with chunked encoding (next round)
+ Fix RA patch to suit chunked fixes
+ explicit TMPDIR=/tmp
- Fixed:
+ Apache httpd: vulnerability with chunked encoding
- Fixed db4 build support.
- Build with db4.
- Build without bind-devel.
- Updated:
+ EAPI up to 2.8.7 [fixed potential buffer overflow in mod_ssl]
- Fixed:
+ Configure option SHARED_CORE rule must be exclusive
for non-mod_perl Apache only (#0000644)
+ Changed (finally) links and logo to ALT Linux
- Added:
+ SHARED_CORE (libhttpd.so) for Kylix2 Enterprise compatibility
- Reverted:
+ mod_proxy to 1.3.22 state (includes partial EAPI revert)
- spec clean ups
- Fixed:
+ return codes for 'status' in service scripts
- APXS moved to apache-common
- Fixed:
+ Non-blocked CharsetDisable directive in httpd.conf (#0000441)
- Fixed:
+ mod_proxy bug (Andrey Orlov)
- Fixed:
+ httpd-perl.conf: Multi language documentation
+ httpd-perl.conf: server side parsed html
+ httpd-perl.conf: enabled mod_negotiation in non-proxied mode
- 1.3.22
- Russian Apache PL30.9
- Fixed start up scripts to use sed/tr (PR #0000093)
- Fixed start up script for mod_perl (PR #0000036)
- Fixed typo in Russian summary for mod_perl (PR #0000057)
- Removed duplicated entry of /etc/httpd/conf/addon-modules/proxied_handlers.pl
from apache-common subpackage.
- Built with db3-3.3.11.
- New RA patch
- New mod_perl
- Rebuilt with new perl.
- Rebuilt with perl-5.6.1
- Fixed permissions on %apache_home/html.
- Fixed permissions in %apache_home.
- Updated init and %post/%preun scripts.
- New Apache version
- Updated:
+ CharsetDisable On is set by default
- Fixed:
+ initial fix for permissions in %apache_home
+ dependency for apache-suexec fixed
- Introducing EAPI to Apache+mod_perl build
- Fixed:
+ logrotate now uses /sbin/service to access httpd and httpd-perl control scripts
- Disabling expat again
- Updated:
+ SGI patches took out due unsupported state and many conflicts with 1.3.19
+ httpd.conf (SingleListen unsupported now)
- Fixed:
+ Apache owner/group are apache/apache, not nobody/nobody for httpd.conf/httpd_perl.conf
- Updated:
- Fixed:
+ index.php3 added to the set of index files
+ README.EAPI added to apache-common documentation
+ Use system-wide Expat library
- Updated:
+ new Apache version
+ 10xpatch ported to 1.3.19 as well as some other patches which were out of sync with Apache source
- Fixed:
+ logrotate for Apache
+ Documentation for mod_perl
- Updated:
+ mod_perl up to 1.25
- Removed:
+ automatic Apache start
- Updated:
+ Official Russian Apache PL30.3
- Fixed
+ SGI patch
+ buffered logs
+ Fallback to mod_perl 1.24_01
+ Symlinks to manual
- Updated:
+ mod_perl 1.25
- Added:
+ fix for insecure tempfile creation in htpasswd and htdigest,
by Vincent Danen, Mandrakesoft
- Typo fix in httpd.conf
- ra_powered.gif
- Port to 1.3.17, most patches refreshed
- new httpd.init, http-perl.init
- Added:
+ auto-dependencies (provides) built for perl
- Updated:
+ new, super-robust apxs patch
+ updated init script
+ minor fixes in httpd.conf, protected httpd-perl status from the outside
+ cleaned up spec, ru -> ru_RU.KOI8-R
+ provides pseudo-package 'russian-apache' including patchlevel
- ported 10xpatch for 1.3.14
- changed mod_log_config_buffered patch to apply at the prep stage
- Thee experimental PL30.0
- Apache 1.3.14, EAPI 2.7.1, mod_rewrite patch
- used the last Russian patch considered to be stable (PL30.0 pending)
- applied 10xpatch for 1.3.12 after JMD has tweaked it down
- changed the document root to /var/www, drifting with the RedHad/Mandrake herd
- overhauled config files
- Added KOffice mimetypes
- separate release number for mod_perl-doc
- index.html.ru.* were added to sources, so I revoked my humble one.
- the last release before Apache 1.3.14 (waiting for 10xpatch)
- mod_perl 1.24_01
- compiled against perl without largefile support
- mod_perl-doc package
- brought configtest command back to apachectl/init script
- merged a bunch of JMD's changes at 1.3.12-30mdk
- added an "official" index.html.ru taken from apache 2.0alpha6
and slightly modified
- configure without layout using macros supplied by rpm
- macros everywhere
- fixed install script problems and paths
- new Russian Apache version (further POST fixes) and mm 1.1.3
- new version (the patch added in my previous release has been applied)
- applied a patch by Viktor Khimenko fixing a bug in charset_bread
- disabled EXPAT rule for both servers. PHP 4 builds with its bundled Expat,
no questions asked
- disabled EXPAT rule for apache+mod_perl static build to avoid conflicts
with XML::Parser
- new EAPI, MM and mod_perl versions
- Frontpage and XSSI dropped
- rebuilt against Perl having largefile support stripped
- MM lockfiles sit better in /var/lock
- fixes to build under an ordinary user
- filelist cleanup
- sync with 1.3.12-10mdk
- mm thrown out to be a separate package
- moved apxs from devel to common -- the tool is too useful
- mod_perl 1.22. Still leaks memory on restarts being a DSO.
- Russian Apache 1.3.12 rusPL29.4
- Jean-Michel's add-ons merged back
- SGI patches for 1.3.12 (up to level 1) applied
- index.html.ru translated to Russian :)
- cleaned out apxs
- fixed ServerRoot for good
- fixed MM lockfile path
- added -n mod_perl package for punks
- updated to Russian Apache 1.3.9 rusPL29.2
- fixed .packlist for mod_perl
- ported to Russian Apache PL28.22
- added a version with mod_perl 1.21 linked in
- moved files common for apache and apache-mod_perl to apache-common
- mm and mm-devel are now separate packages too
- most of other add-ons dropped (sorry pals)
- moved suexec to another package so it doesn't get installed by default
- added index.php3 as valid index.
- final cleanup for Mandrake 7