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Hello! Welcome back to the new and improved midgins.com. I'm super excited to be blogging again after a long break from this and Etsy. The past few months have been a bit of a whirlwind. I spent most of the summer preparing for my wedding, got married at the end of September and had the adventure of a lifetime on honeymoon in California. I've got tonnes of posts lined up so be prepared for a lot of wedding and honeymoon photos!
As for this blog, I made the move over to WordPress for a massive makeover and I could not be happier with the result. As usual I'll be sharing lifestyle posts, fashion, inspiration and behind-the-scenes of my Etsy shop but with a fancy, new, easy-to-navigate layout. Do let me know what you think and bear with me while I tweak my old posts as some of them got a bit jumbled during the move.
I also wanted to announce the next craft fair that George and I are preparing for, Christmas at the Tithe Barn and Holy Trinity Church, Nailsea. We recently re-opened our Etsy shop and are excited to be taking part in our second event with other local craftspeople. The barn is also where we got married, so we're looking forward to returning to such a pretty venue!
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Sillage, how loud is your perfume?
Sillage is French for "wake", akin to the trail left behind by a moving boat in water, or the jet stream of a passing airplane.
Applied to the context of perfumery, it refers to the range or distance from the wearer, that his or her fragrance may be detected; or put in a more poetic way, "the sense of a person being present in a room after they have left".
Sillage is pronounced as 'see-yazh'.
A strong sillage will therefore refer to a fragrance which has range or projects well.


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Q: How can i see if current user is admin of facebook canvas app I am working in a facebook canvas app which has an edit settings page. I need to protect that page so only the application administrators have access to it.
I couldn´t find any information about how to do this. This should be a pretty basic feature.
Any ideas?

A: how about storing admin id's in a db, etc ,get the id of the currenly logged in user ..compare and decide .

A: FQL
SELECT uid, page_id, type from page_admin WHERE page_id=YOUR_APP_ID AND uid=me()

Graph
Alternatively, you can get the Pages/Applications that the user is admin of using:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/accounts

Your app will require the manage_pages permission. For more details see:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/#page-login

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Bamiro (llamada oficialmente San Amedio de Bamiro) es una parroquia y una aldea española del municipio de Vimianzo, en la provincia de La Coruña, Galicia.

Entidades de población

Entidades de población que forman parte de la parroquia:
 A Piroja (A Piroga)
 Bamiro
 Cheis
 Campo (O Campo)
 Campo de Feira (O Campo da Feira)
 Trasdoceán (O Ceán)
 Oróns

Demografía

Parroquia

Aldea

Referencias

Parroquias de Vimianzo
Localidades de Vimianzo
Localidades de la provincia de La Coruña

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Q: How to catch app link using uni_links in Flutter? Inside AndroidManifest.xml I have configured the following intent filter:
        <intent-filter android:autoVerify="true">
            <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />

            <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
            <category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" />
            <!-- Accepts URIs that begin with https://YOUR_HOST -->
            <data
                android:host="www.mywebsite.com"
                android:scheme="https" />
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When I click on a URL from my website it shows me to open the link using my app.
Here my home page dart code:
    bool initialURILinkHandled = false;

class HomePage extends StatefulWidget {
  const HomePage({super.key, required this.title});

  final String title;

  @override
  State<HomePage> createState() => _HomePageState();
}

class _HomePageState extends State<HomePage> {
  Uri? initialURI;
  Uri? currentURI;
  Object? err;
  StreamSubscription? streamSubscription;

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    initURIHandler();
    incomingLinkHandler();
  }

  @override
  void dispose() {
    streamSubscription?.cancel();
    super.dispose();
  }

  Future<void> initURIHandler() async {
    if (!initialURILinkHandled) {
      initialURILinkHandled = true;
      try {
        final initialURITemp = await getInitialUri();
        if (initialURI != null) {
          debugPrint("Initial URI received $initialURITemp");
          if (!mounted) {
            return;
          }
          setState(() {
            initialURI = initialURITemp;
          });
        } else {
          debugPrint("Null Initial URI received");
        }
      } on PlatformException {
        debugPrint("Failed to receive initial uri");
      } on FormatException catch (error) {
        if (!mounted) {
          return;
        }
        debugPrint('Malformed Initial URI received');
        setState(() => err = error);
      }
    }
  }

  void incomingLinkHandler() {
    if (!kIsWeb) {
      streamSubscription = uriLinkStream.listen((Uri? uri) {
        if (!mounted) {
          return;
        }
        debugPrint('Received URI: $uri');
        setState(() {
          currentURI = uri;
          err = null;
        });
      }, onError: (Object error) {
        if (!mounted) {
          return;
        }
        debugPrint('Error occurred: $error');
        setState(() {
          currentURI = null;
          if (error is FormatException) {
            err = error;
          } else {
            err = null;
          }
        });
      });
    }
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    final queryParams = currentURI?.queryParametersAll.entries.toList();

    //I have deleted the code here for simplicity
    return Scaffold(
      body: Center(),
    );
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I am looking at the console but the initial URL is always null and no received URLs are printed out in the console.
So, how can I catch the clicked HTTPS URL so I can navigate the user to a specific route depending on that URL?


Leicestershire County Council explained that the statues show young army, navy and RAF recruits in a military drill. The £75,000 tribute called "Stand Easy" is due to be officially unveiled at a dedication ceremony on 9th November.
Glasgow-based sculptor Kenny Hunter took plaster casts of seven trainee soldiers' faces for the design. He worked with armed forces recruits at Welbeck Defence College at Loughborough University to create the memorial.
The council said said benches, a flag, and shrubbery would be added to complete the memorial at County Hall which also featured a plaque and crossed paths.
Peter Roffey, from the Royal British Legion, said: "It is a fitting tribute to Leicestershire's heroes who make the ultimate sacrifice in conflicts since 1945."


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PLMR were delighted to take home the 'Best Issues Management' Award at the 2017 CorpComms Awards for our project with Bowden Derra Park, a family-run supported living service in Cornwall for adults with profound learning disabilities.
The PLMR team beat competition from CHC Helicopters and RBS Shareholder Action Group to win the top award for reputation management.
PLMR's Head of Health and Social Care, Nathan Hollow, was also shortlisted in the 'Young Achiever' category and the business was a finalist for Best Digital Campaign, for our work to achieve a Government u-turn on standards required to teach in an early years setting.
The ceremony, hosted by comedian Rhys James, took place amongst the Art Deco splendour of The Troxy, East London. Entering its 13th year, the annual CorpComms Awards are the premier awards for the communications industry and recognise the achievements of communications professionals from in-house and consultancy roles.
The award-winning work was for independent care provider, Bowden Derra Park, who bought in PLMR to reassure staff, residents and families, following an aggressive safeguarding investigation by Cornwall Council that sparked front page news in the local community. PLMR worked quickly to defend the home's reputation in the local media and galvanise the support of families and the local MP, with PLMR taking a proactive approach that shaped the narrative of a 'David vs Goliath' battle between the provider and Council.


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Matt & Kim Releases New Video for "Glad I Tried" Featuring Santigold, Kevin Ray of Walk the Moon and Travis Hawley From Night Riots
Josh Rosenberg April 13th, 2018 - 6:31 PM
Matt and Kim were huge back in 2009 with their hit "Daylight," and after a tough 2017 involving injuries, just announced a new album and U.S. tour for 2018. "2017 was not a great year for us," explained Matt in a press release, "Kim got real depressed during her recovery, and anyone who knows Kim (or has seen her play) knows she's such a bad-ass upbeat person so it was hard."
The duo had previously released two songs: "Forever" and "Happy If You're Happy." Following the announcement of the upcoming record Almost Everyday, they've shared their third single, "Glad I Tried," featuring Santigold, Kevin Ray of Walk the Moon and Travis Hawley of Night Riots. Join the group as they "count it down about living your best life," as states the official press release.
Santigold recently appeared on the newest Diplo EP on an upbeat track with Lil Yachty called "Worry No More." Co-produced by Lars Stalfors and Matt Johnson, Almost Everyday is going to be Matt & Kim's big return, set for release on May 4th via Fader Label. Listen to the new song "Glad I Tried" below:
Photo Credit: Raymond Flotat
Matt & Kim
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Q: Is this infinite recursion UB? In C++11, as an infinite loop with no side-effects, the following program is UB:
int main() {
   while (true) {}
}

Is the following also UB?
void foo() {
   foo();
}

int main() {
   foo();
}

Citations from the standard for both programs would be ideal.

A: It's UB because it's not worded in terms of loops, but in terms of (1.10p24):

The implementation may assume that any thread will eventually do one of the following:

*

*terminate,

*make a call to a library I/O function,

*access or modify a volatile object, or

*perform a synchronization operation or an atomic operation.

This applies to both, as opposed to the more older formulation in one of the C++0x drafts. (See this question for discussions).
Note that disregarding of that, the behavior can easily be undefined if the recursion exceeds the implementation limit of the number of nested recursive function calls. That has always been the case.

A: I don't think the standard says the behavior is undefined, it just says a loop that has no side effects may be assumed to eventually terminate.
So:
int main() {
   while (true) {}
}

May terminate or loop forever.
void foo() {
   foo();
}

int main() {
   foo();
}

May also terminate, loop forever, or possibly run out of stack space (if the compiler does not implement tail recursion).
I don't think either have any right to do anything other than listed, so I don't think the behavior is completely "undefined".


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This is the first game in a while to plunge computerists under the sea rather than blast them into outer space, send them through caves or flying through the air. Although numerous games have attempted to explore the watery depths, the oceans have never been as popular to gamers as drier locales. Part of the reason is that, in order to simulate underwater movement, designers have often slowed the action to a dismaying pace. Treasure Trap overcomes this problem by giving the player a lot to do while in the water.
Treasure Trap lives up to its name: It places the player in a sunken ship to look for golden treasure while he avoids the many traps and dangers that lurk around every corner. The game is a notable one from a promising new contributor to the game market: Electronic Zoo.
What started as just an idea for a game with a three-quarters perspective turned into a delightful and challenging product. The player controls a diver in his search for gold bars and spare air tanks through over 100 rooms. A detailed overhead map can be brought up during the exploration to give a better view of the surroundings.
The tough part of playing Treasure Trap is the orientation of the screen. Only the diagonal directions of the joystick are used. It would have been better if the game had allowed more freedom with joystick positioning to move the character. However, the ability to redefine keys is built into the interface, and after a few games, any decent arcade gamer will be dodging sea anemones and electric eels with the best of them.
Graphics are detailed and colorful without any fuzziness. Although there may be a lot of objects and creatures moving in a room, it is easy to tell things apart, even in the unusual perspective. Sounds are minimal, but a rousing sailor's theme plays before and after every game. The package deserves mention, especially for the plastic gold nugget and diver's log tablet.
It is fun to figure out the different logical and spatial puzzles in the many rooms. They keep Treasure Trap fresh and eliminate boredom even after a couple of hours of undersea adventuring. Now put on your helmet and head below!
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Home » Booster doses unable to prevent Omicron infection
Booster doses unable to prevent Omicron infection
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Booster doses unable to prevent Omicron infection

by Health-e News, Health-e News
January 19, 2022

A study, released today, has provided the first global evidence that two COVID-19 doses, followed by a booster, may not provide sufficient protection against being infected with the Omicron variant.

South African and German scientists conducted the study when the Omicron variant was identified in SA last November. Seven fully vaccinated German tourists, who visited Cape Town where they got infected with the new strain, were used for the study.

The scientists were drawn from Stellenbosch University, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, and the Universities of the Western Cape and Cape Town, as well as the National Health Laboratory Service,

'High levels of antibodies'

The group consisted of five women and two men, four of whom were working at different hospitals in Cape Town, while the others were on vacation.

Six of them had received two doses of the Pfizer vaccine. Five of them received their Pfizer booster doses, with the sixth opting for a Moderna Spikevax booster. The seventh individual received an initial dose of AstraZeneca, followed by a dose of Pfizer and later a booster. All seven had high levels of specific antibodies.

During a spike in infections in the Western Cape, the visitors experienced respiratory symptoms before being diagnosed.

Moderate symptoms

The authors said the group was put in isolation and they used a daily symptom diary during the 21 days. All seven of them experienced mild or moderate symptoms like shortness of breath. However, none of them required hospitalisation.

This study is the first in the world to report and characterise breakthrough infections with the Omicron variant in fully vaccinated individuals after receiving booster doses.

Booster doses were administered between 21 and 37 weeks after the second vaccine doses and breakthrough infections occurred 22 to 59 days thereafter.

Protection against severe disease

This data confirms insufficient protection against Omicron infection even after receipt of a booster vaccine dose. The authors emphasise that the mild symptoms experienced may suggest that boosted vaccination still provides good protection against severe disease.

The study's findings support the need for updated vaccines to provide better protection against infection with the Omicron variant. It also emphasised that people should still follow strict non-pharmaceutical measures for now.

Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that healthy adolescents and children don't need booster shots for now. This comes after Israel announced that they had started giving children, as young as 12, booster doses. The United States, Germany and Hungary have also done so. - Health-e News

This article first appeared on Health-e News and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
A study, released today, has provided the first global evidence that two COVID-19 doses, followed by a booster, may not provide sufficient protection against being infected with the Omicron variant.
South African and German scientists conducted the study when the Omicron variant was identified in SA last November. Seven fully vaccinated German tourists, who visited Cape Town where they got infected with the new strain, were used for the study.
The scientists were drawn from Stellenbosch University, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, and the Universities of the Western Cape and Cape Town, as well as the National Health Laboratory Service,
'High levels of antibodies'
The group consisted of five women and two men, four of whom were working at different hospitals in Cape Town, while the others were on vacation.
Six of them had received two doses of the Pfizer vaccine. Five of them received their Pfizer booster doses, with the sixth opting for a Moderna Spikevax booster. The seventh individual received an initial dose of AstraZeneca, followed by a dose of Pfizer and later a booster. All seven had high levels of specific antibodies.
During a spike in infections in the Western Cape, the visitors experienced respiratory symptoms before being diagnosed.
Moderate symptoms
The authors said the group was put in isolation and they used a daily symptom diary during the 21 days. All seven of them experienced mild or moderate symptoms like shortness of breath. However, none of them required hospitalisation.
This study is the first in the world to report and characterise breakthrough infections with the Omicron variant in fully vaccinated individuals after receiving booster doses.
Booster doses were administered between 21 and 37 weeks after the second vaccine doses and breakthrough infections occurred 22 to 59 days thereafter.
Protection against severe disease
This data confirms insufficient protection against Omicron infection even after receipt of a booster vaccine dose. The authors emphasise that the mild symptoms experienced may suggest that boosted vaccination still provides good protection against severe disease.
The study's findings support the need for updated vaccines to provide better protection against infection with the Omicron variant. It also emphasised that people should still follow strict non-pharmaceutical measures for now.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that healthy adolescents and children don't need booster shots for now. This comes after Israel announced that they had started giving children, as young as 12, booster doses. The United States, Germany and Hungary have also done so. – Health-e News
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Benghazi? IRS targeting cons? VA? Uranium One? Solyndra? Fast & Furious?
The MSM still thinks we're all stupid & not really paying attention to the world around us. They are used to spreading false propaganda without ever being challenged. But we have news for you CNN those days are long gone.
CNN is nothing but a tabloid propaganda machine controlled by the unhinged liberals.
You just proved how you TRIED to coverup ALL the Obama scandals by tweeting this. There were so many. You failed as a "media" org to breathlessly report the truth.
He's too much of a self absorbed narcissist to be embarrassed.
Uh Benghazi ring a bell? 33,000 emails missing? What fantasy land are you living in ?
Obama had more scandals than any other president. He just has no conscience and had a friendly press that looked the other way.
Commuting the sentence of a traitor.
No surprise Obama isn't embarrassed by any of these.


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Q: PHP code's performance test What is the best way for me to test my PHP code's performance?

A: You can use microtime() to messure the execution time of your code.
Here is a basic code snippet for that:
$start_timestamp = microtime(true);
...
---your Code---
...
$end_timestamp = microtime(true);
$duration = $end_timestamp - $start_timestamp;
error_log("Execution took ".$duration." milliseconds.");

A: xDEBUG (see Neil Aitken's answer) is useful for identifying poor performance issues in PHP code - but it can only be used under very controlled and restrictive conditions - not least its difficult to see what effect concurency has on the performance.
While as Patrick MARIE suggests, you could use ab - its not a viable approach if the transaction you are trying to measure spans more than page (e.g. log in to application and create session, add a random product to basket, repeat add random product N times...).
AFAIK there's no PHP based solution for recording/scripting interactions - but there is Perl + WWW:Mechanize + HTTP:recorder. Or if you're extremely rich you could buy HPs loadrunner product.
But its very difficult to implement testing which is truly representative of how the application is used - and the performance of the application (at least the data related parts) will vary over time - so you need to build proper performance metrics into your code.
...and even then, the time taken for the PHP to generate an HTML page is only a very small part of the story of how long it takes for a page to render on the browser.
HTH
C.

A: xDebug has a profiler built in, once configured it will dump some files that you can read with a program like kCacheGrind or WinCacheGrind
This will then allow you to see the all the function calls, average and cumulative call times and the total script execution time. Very helpful for finding bottlenecks in your code.

A: If you want to test a specific part of the code, consider using the Benchmark package from the PHP PEAR library.
$timer = new Benchmark_Timer();
$timer->start();
// Code to test here
$timer->stop();
$timer->display();

A: You should consider using ab (apache benchmark tool) to run a large number of queries and xhprof to profile/analyse your code. In my opinion, these just are the basics but give great results.

A: As a new look at an old issue, consider using a commercial tool such as NewRelic to assist in profiling.  I personally just use them to get a small sample of data for either free or a nominal price.  I do take full advantage of their fully featured product trial though.

A: Also You could use APD (Advanced PHP Debugger).
It's quite easy to make it work.
There is a nice tutorial how to compile APD and make profiling with it : http://martinsikora.com/compiling-apd-for-php-54


Putting you in control of your long-term chronic pain relief.
Neuromodulation is a field of medicine in which a device is utilized to stimulate nerves to combat chronic pain. This is accomplished through spinal cord stimulation, which involves implanting a device which sends mild electrical pulses to an area near your spine. This is in order to disrupt or alter the signals being sent to your brain which are causing you to feel pain.
The goal is to help you manage your pain so you can get back to daily life. There are stimulation parameters (pulse width and frequency, medication dosage etc.) that you can discuss with your physician in depth, to find out how best to control your pain. The effects are fully reversible and the implant can be switched off or removed at any time.
Before you have a permanent spinal cord stimulation device fitted, you will be given a temporary one to determine your response.


Our Eco Warriors had a great time planting 30 saplings in our new Forest School Area. They were helped by Mr Wood, one of our governors together with members of staff and our resident school gardener. Curently our Year R and Year 1 pupils take full advantage of this outside space and love all of the activities that take place. Here are just a few photos of their happy days. A huge thank you also goes to the families who have supported us in providing resources and their time to enable us to have such a fantastic outdoor area.


The New York City native was chosen as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, a high-level governing body of the Mormon Church, in 1994 and received his call as a general authority in 1975.
Researchers may have found the home town of Peter and two other apostles of Jesus near the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel, an archaeologist said Monday. Israeli and American archaeologists have likely uncovered the lost Roman city of Julias near the banks of the lake, also known as Lake Tiberias, Mordechai Aviam of Kinneret Institute for Galilean Archeaology said.


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Author: Mark Joye
The heartbreaking deaths of twin 6-year-olds who were not in child safety seats when their mother wrecked the car they were in last month reminds us that many children in South Carolina are at risk of injury in car accidents because they are not properly restrained in moving automobiles.
Jennifer Lynn Knox, 38, of Seneca, S.C., was jailed in Pickens County after the crash that killed Dylan and Camryn Clark on May 26, according to the Greenville News. She was charged with two counts of felony DUI resulting in death, child endangerment, and two counts of child restraint violation and seat belt violation. She had been cited on May 17 for speeding and a child passenger restraint violation in Oconee County.
In a follow-up report, the Greenville News says approximately 11,500 children under age 6 were involved in a car or truck accident in South Carolina in 2017, the year of the most recent data available. More than 20 percent of them, 2,400 children, were not restrained by a child safety seat.
"Based on 2017 figures in South Carolina, one unrestrained vehicle occupant is killed every 27.5 hours," the newspaper says. "One child under 6 is seriously injured or killed every 9.4 days."
Child Car Seat Safety Regulations
South Carolina's child car seat law was updated in 2017. The regulations say that children younger than 2 years old must be in a rear-facing child seat in the vehicle's rear seat. Kids up to age 8 or up to 4 feet, 9 inches tall (57 inches) have to be in a forward-facing child seat or booster seat in the rear seat. At age 8 or 4 feet, 9 inches tall, a child may be restrained by a seat belt if it fits correctly.
A child is properly secured by an adult seat belt if:
The lap belt fits across the child's thighs and hips and not across the abdomen,
The shoulder belt crosses the center of the child's chest and not the neck, and
The child is able to sit with his back straight against the vehicle seat back cushion with his knees bent over the vehicle's seat edge without slouching.
However, it is the installation of child safety seats that causes parents problems and puts kids at risk. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) conducted the National Child Restraint Use Special Study (NCRUSS) in 2011 and released findings in 2015.
The NCRUSS estimated that 46 percent of car seats and booster seats were misused. A follow-up released in July 2018 found that 49 percent of car seats and booster seats observed in use were being misused in at least one identifiable way.
Child Car Seats Misuse in South Carolina
"'Misuse' was defined as a characteristic of installation or use of a car seat/booster seat that may reduce the protection of the child in a crash. Installation did not have to be perfect. Only deviations that might compromise the protective function were defined as misuses for the purposes of the NCRUSS," the follow-up study report says.
Car and booster seat misuse was defined according to problems with installation of the seat – i.e., strapping and buckling it into the vehicle's seat – and problems with child restraints (in booster seats or seat belts).
In rear-facing infant and convertible seats, the most common misuses (excluding those specific to installation) were:
Child is younger than 1 year old and the angle of the seat is less than or equal to 30 degrees.
Loose installation, where the car seat could be moved more than 2 inches laterally.
Harness slack exceeding 2 inches.
In forward-facing car seats, the most common misuses were:
One or more harness straps behind the child's arm, back, or leg.
In high-back and backless booster seats, the most common misuses were:
Lap belt across child's abdomen and/or ribcage.
Shoulder belt behind the child's arm or back.
The most common installation-specific misuses were:
Installed with seat belt and ELR mode, and latch plate is not switchable — locked or locking, seen most often in rear-facing infant seats and forward-facing seats. [Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) is a seat belt retractor that locks only in response to the rapid deceleration of a vehicle or rapid spooling out of the seat belt webbing from the retractor. The ELR was designed to allow seat belt webbing to move freely once the seat belt is in place but lock instantly in the event of a crash. ELR should not be used to hold a child seat in place. The belt will still lock in a crash, but the child seat could move enough to hit some part of the vehicle during the crash or upon impact.]
Installed with lower anchors and incorrect lower anchor strap routing, seen most often in rear-facing convertible seats and forward-facing seats.
Installed with seat belt and incorrect seat belt routing, seen most often in forward-facing seats but also in rear-facing convertible seats.
Multiple misuses were common in car seats, appearing in 23.9 percent of rear-facing infant seats, 21.9 percent of rear-facing convertible seats, and 31.3 percent of forward-facing seats. Only 3.8 percent of booster seats were misused.
Proper Use of Car Seats and Boosters to Keep South Carolina Children Safe
Use of a car safety seat or a booster seat can be complicated. There are multiple types of car seats, for example. Yours may be one of three types of rear-facing car seat, three types of forward-facing car seat or four types of booster seat. This makes it vitally important to read the installation instructions that come with your seat. You also have to make sure you use a car seat that fits your child's current size and age and that the car seat is the right fit for your vehicle.
NHTSA provides a lot of consumer information about car seats and booster seats, some of which we've already linked to above. The NHTSA site offers guidelines and tools to help you find and compare car seats, install car seats, register your car seat and search for car seat recalls.
The NHTSA recommends and helps parents through the process of finding the right car seat, installing it correctly, and keeping your child safe:
Select a car seat based on your child's age and size, then choose a seat that fits in your vehicle, and use it every time.
Always refer to your specific car seat manufacturer's instructions (check height and weight limits) and read the vehicle owner's manual on how to install the car seat using the seat belt or lower anchors and a tether, if available.
To maximize safety, keep your child in the car seat for as long as possible, as long as the child fits within the manufacturer's height and weight requirements.
Keep your child in the back seat at least until he or she turns 13 years old.
Mark Joye is the Head of the Litigation Department at the Joye Law Firm. A Board-Certified Trial Advocate with nearly 30 years of litigation experience, he currently serves on the Board of Governors for the American Association for Justice and is a past president of the South Carolina Association for Justice. In a recent trial, Joye headed a trial team that secured $17 million for a family killed in a tractor-trailer accident.
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Details emerge surrounding the fate of the British Airways stowaway
Vale was decapitated as he fell from British Airways plane from Johannesburg to London.
by Sarah Adams
A stowaway was found decapitated in an air conditioning unit of an office block after he fell from a Heathrow-bound plane from South Africa, an inquest heard.
Carlito Vale and another man were travelling from Johannesburg to London in June 2015. When the plane was on its descent into Heathrow, Vale fell and hit the roof of online shopping company, Notonthehighstreet.com, in southwest London.
An inquest into Vale's death heard his corpse was discovered in the air condition unit. After staff claimed the air was stuffy and that they were falling asleep at their desks, the facilities manager went up to the roof to check the unit.
He was met with the gruesome sight of blood and two human legs sticking up in the air.
"Due to the height it had fallen and the force on the landing the body was completely decapitated and had smashed through the metal panels," explained Investigating officer Inspector Steve Lemon.
He continued: "Colleagues at Heathrow Airport informed me there was a stowaway found in the landing gear of BA flight 056 that landed at 5.20am from Johannesburg and he was in a critical condition."
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Spank's Edinburgh Diary, Sunday 19/08/2007
Spank's Edinburgh Diary, Tuesday 21/08/2007
Spank's Edinburgh Diary, Monday 20/08/2007
Reviewed today: The Blue Blazer, Classic Entertainment, Home Bistro, John Bishop, Kohl Bar, Mervyn Stutter (including Luke Wright, Mitch Benn, Orkestra Del Sol, The Racket, The Solomon Sisters, Tommy And The Weeks), Simon Munnery, Skolka, Stewart Lee, Woody Sez.
Breakfast and free wi-fi leeching at All Good, a local cafe with the advertising slogan "your property may be at risk if you do not keep up the repayments on a Pret sandwich." And then, because he was good enough to give us two-for-one vouchers yesterday, we make a second visit to Mervyn Stutter's Pick Of The Fringe. Merv's opening survey (this time we're early enough to catch it) includes a quick analysis of how many people had come to one of the weekend shows and then returned for this one. "So you enjoyed it so much, you came back for more?" he asks one person. Good job he didn't ask me, or I'd have said "well, we were a little disappointed because there were a couple of acts we've seen before, so it's more like we're giving you a second chance really. Besides, it's cheap."
It would have been horrible if I'd said that, because yesterday's show was pretty damn good, just a little familiar in parts. Today's, however, is even better. It appears that as in previous years, Stutter himself has two complete sets of introductory songs that he uses on alternate days, so even his material is fresh, including a James Blunt/Bernard Matthews crossover song that you could probably write for yourself if you put your mind to it. The rest of the show turns out to be heavy on the comedy: as it turns out, that'll be the case with the day as a whole. Of the non-comic segments, Richard Walker's one-man play The Racket probably comes off best, despite losing some intimacy in the cavernous Teviot hall. It consists of two linked monologues, one by a war correspondent, one by a backpacker: the small segment of the correspondent's tale we hear isn't quite substantial enough in its own right, but in his interview afterwards Walker intriguingly fills in enough of the gaps in the narrative to interest me more.
We also get two straight musical acts, both with a similar klezmerish feel to them. The Solomon Sisters present full-on Jewish cabaret, with songs, dancing and character comedy. Unfortunately, the character comedy (presumably used as the introduction to their full show) is somewhat lame, and takes up far too much of the slot they have here. Once the music kicks in properly, it's entertaining enough, though a little ramshackle, as if the whole thing could fall apart at any second. (Which may possibly be part of their charm, but again doesn't quite work when you've only got a few minutes to convince people.) Local band Orkestra Del Sol pull it off much more convincingly, owing to their sheer numbers and well-drilled precision, giving the audience the much-needed opportunity to yell "oi!" at the end of every four bars. As we discover an hour after the show, they work just as well when crammed into one of those tiny bandstands on the Royal Mile.
The rest of the show consists of three comedy acts, the biggest one taking up two of the show's seven guest slots. This is because Mitch Benn's first set finishes with him taking half a dozen random words from the audience, and his second set (twenty minutes later) starts with him performing a song he's just written using those words. It makes for a rather confusing tale of the dangers of eating radioactive sausages, but it works just fine: though his boy band parody works even better, getting a huge laugh with a yell of "OFF THE STOOLS!" at the final chorus key change. Tommy And The Weeks are a newish double act consisting of standup Tom Bell and sketch comedian Ed Weeks - even though the idea of a Shakespeare play being updated for today's modern yoof is an old cliche, they manage to find some new laughs within it. ("I've never been more serious in my life!" insists Shakespeare at one point. "And I wrote Macbeth!") If today's Stutter has a winner, though, it's poet Luke Wright: he starts with an entertaining rant about his home town of Braintree ("the most ironically named town in England"), and follows it up with a rather touching ode to the pleasures of settling down and staying in, I Bet That You Look Good On The Sofa. He's only 25 years old, which makes for an interesting contrast with Richard Herring yesterday.
Simon Munnery's AGM at the Stand - well, starting off at the Stand - is a strange one. I've always found Munnery to be a curious bloke: never quite sure whether he wants to work in character comedy (such as the great Alan Parker Urban Warrior, or the more recent Buckethead), or use his own slightly scatty persona to present more off-the-wall ideas. For the past few years, his Annual General Meetings in Edinburgh have primarily been "and this is me" shows. Accompanied by Mac on drums, he rambles on with anecdotes about his life in South Tottenham: playing pool in the local pubs, visiting schools to pick one for his kids, killing mice with his bare hands. Every so often, he'll fly off in a totally unexpected direction: leaving the stage at half-time to get the audience to review the show so far, or singing a medley of terrace chants about Sainsbury's. There are moments of brilliance (particularly in his character of a scientific researcher who gradually reveals his utter hatred of women), but it's all a little too fragmented to be comfortably entertaining.
But after an hour, things get interesting. At the interval, motions for the AGM are collected from the audience: at the end of the show, Munnery leads everyone off to another venue so that we can discuss those motions. That venue turns out to be the Queen Street gallery where Arthur Smith has set up an exhibition of his own artwork, Arturart: what we see as we pass through is entertaining enough for me to want to make a return visit. We then spend another hour or so sat on the floor of one of the gallery rooms, drinking Sainsbury's soave out of plastic cups as Munnery and Mac play a simultaneous pool and chess match while we discuss the motions at hand. Could the recent floods have been prevented by dumping huge quantities of cous cous into them? Should comedians be given free harmonica lessons (which Munnery takes as a thinly-veiled personal insult)? Did you know that in the event of a fire at the Traverse Theatre, all disabled patrons will be locked in an underground box with a five hour supply of air? Nothing gets resolved, not even the pool/chess match, but the show has turned into the tail end of a rather relaxed and fun party full of people you've never met before. Munnery does an entertaining bit based on a review which claimed he was "the closest that comedy gets to modern art": stay around after the end of the official AGM show and you may well believe that yourself.
More comedy follows from Munnery's old mate Stewart Lee, performing in the Udderbelly: a huge tent in Bristo Square shaped like an upside-down purple cow. I'll try and get a picture of it up here later in the week in case you don't believe me. Lee's show this year is called 41st Best Stand-Up Ever!, an accolade he picked up from one of those Channel 4 100 Best list shows "where Stuart Maconie remembers things for money." Inevitably, he spends much of the show trying to work out what this actually means for his career, particularly when even his own mother refuses to believe it, insisting that Tom O'Connor was much better. Along the way, he reflects on the evil of Channel 4 (who are sponsoring the venue he's performing in), the futility of getting the public to vote on the best of anything, and how difficult it is to do comedy in an insect costume.
Everything Lee does has a strong vein of scrupulous self-analysis running through it, and at one point he talks about how his career has followed regular six-year cycles - "the 2005 show was really good, but I'm kind of going downhill now." And, regrettably, I have to say he's right. His previous show, 90s Comedian, worked well because his astonishing technical ability as a comic was married with a strong set of jokes driven by a palpable sense of outrage at the things he'd had to suffer over the past year or two. There are some similar flourishes of technique in this set - you notice the way Lee does anything possible to stop the show just being one man standing in front of a microphone for an hour, including performing for about five minutes lying down. And there's the way he lays bare the whole process of performing comedy, including describing the use of "callbacks" - referring back to something said earlier for an easy laugh - and then referring back to that later on.
But eventually you come to realise that it's all technique in this set, and not much else. The Belated Birthday Girl has suggested that marriage and childbirth has dulled Lee's comic edge - again, compare and contrast with his former double act partner Richard Herring. I suspect she's mainly objecting to the final joke of the set, which personally I admired as an incredibly audacious thing to do at the climax of a stand-up act. But again, there's the problem - you don't go to stand-up comedy to admire it. He's right that there's pleasure to be had in structure and seeing how the diverse elements of the set eventually fit together, but this time round the structure isn't as ingenious as it has been in the past. Lee's technical proficiency is undoubted, but he's much better when he's actually got something to say, and I hope he finds something soon.
It's one of the age-old problems of performing comedy, of course - the dividing line observed by Spike Milligan, when he said he'd rather see funny people than hear funny lines. And a late-night visit to John Bishop (who Old Lag entertainingly keeps calling Ed Bishop by mistake) shows you how much better comedy can be when you've got a naturally funny person on the mike. Bishop, of course, was the highlight of yesterday's Mervyn Stutter, and it's good to see that he wasn't lying about his Manchester 10K story not being in this set - it's all entirely new material to us.
The official title of the show is Stick Your Job Up Your Arse, and it's a 60 minute narrative - so much so that the Pleasance are warning people that anyone who leaves part way through for a wee or a drink won't be allowed back in, as they'll have literally lost the plot by then. That plot goes as follows: Bishop was a sales manager for a pharmaceutical company, doing lots of foreign travel and generally living it up. Eventually, he came to realise that he was spending so much time away from his wife and kids, he was starting to lose them. It was about this time that he wandered into a Manchester comedy club's open mic night, and started to discover an alternative career as a comic. For the last few years, he's been running the sales and comedy jobs side by side: this year, as the title suggests, he's finally chosen to move into comedy full time.
Bishop is a thoroughly engaging bloke: he doesn't go for a big entrance at the start of his show, he's already on stage as we arrive to greet us. He's genuinely sympathetic when chatting to other audience members who have work/life balance problems similar to his, including one of our own party who would probably prefer to remain anonymous. He's a natural storyteller with a good eye for a telling detail, and turns the story of his mid-life career change into something genuinely inspirational. John Bishop's show leaves you in such a good mood by its end, that I'm not even going to be nasty about how Jimmy Carr was in the back row making notes.
Nick - A little gem of a show, this one. Two seasoned comics, on the slide to obscurity, try to revive their careers with the return of Classic Entertainment! - none of this surreal rubbish. Cue toe-curling Bernard Manning-style jokes and other non-PC material. The cleverness of the show is how they subvert the very premise of the show, and actually deliver a new take on 'classic entertainment'. The audience gets involved in lots of participation, but all the suggestions are ignored to great comic effect as they plough on with their own time-honoured routines. And there is a great denouement at the end which I will not spoil here.
Eve - Woody Sez was a delight from start to finish. A quartet of 2 fiddles, a double bass and guitar, plus other musical instruments - all played by accomplished musicians - did more than justice to Woody Guthrie's music. The story of Guthrie's life was told intersposed with songs, drawing vivid pictures of what life was like in Oklahoma during the early 20th century. The tragedy of Guthrie's mother's illness was movingly told: an illness that resulted in her burning her house down and leading to tragedy. At her death in a mental hospital she was diagnosed as having Huntingdon's chorea - an hereditary illness.
Woody Guthrie travelled all over the USA, playing politically aware songs and championing the cause of the poor, unemployed and underprivileged. As the earliest writer of protest and political songs, he inspired a whole generation of musicians, including Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Billy Bragg.
Woody sadly inherited his mother's illness and finished his life in a mental hospital. He was ably played by David Lutken, who looks remarkably like him. He was marvellously supported by Darcie Deaville, Helen Russell and Andy Teirstein, who all recreated the vigour and liveliness of Guthrie's music, which still sounds fresh and appropriate in today's political climate.
Old Lag - Three actresses, very charismatic, very watchable, with fascinating and slightly different accents, prepare questionnaires to be mail order brides. Skolka is about their growing up in provincial Russia, their dreams and lives, and moving to Moscow. Their relationships with men which are still key. The play is devised - the most worrying word in theatre at Edinburgh. A lot of plays here are written or devised by the actors and it tends not to work, as writing a play is a special thing requiring special skills. This production suffered from that disease.
Nick - Filmhouse Bar R.I.P. Well I guess it had to happen: arriving shortly after midnight, they had called last orders. So it is last orders on the Filmhouse Bar (the EIFF moves to June next year), and we move to the Blue Blazer pub across the road from the Point Hotel. Open to 3am and boasting a magnificent range of Scottish beers and malts. I persuade one of the Muses to try one of the two blonde beers I bring back to the table. Her favourite was the lovely Peroxide Punk from the Dog Brewery, while the other Muse was sipping back the glorious Edward something or other from Pitlochry, the smallest distillery in Scotland.
Old Lag - Our first celebratory night in Edinburgh, and we stumble across the Blue Blazer real ale pub. We leave the women amicably in the posh hotel bar across the road drinking G&Ts, and head for this typical traditional boozer. It is serving Scottish real ales in rotation throughout the festival: we had some lovely Scottish beers including Red Kite and Black Cummin from the Isle of Skye. These are wonderful days for real ale. There is so much good beer in great variety and demand around, as demonstrated by the recent Great British Beer Festival.
The Belated Birthday Girl - It's always nice to make new foody discoveries, and yesterday's was Home Bistro. It's a charming little place, with only about 20 covers, done out to look like your gran's front room, complete with porcelain ducks on the wall. The food is extremely good - I had fish and chips, which consisted of a very nicely cooked piece of battered fish with a stack of large hand-cut chips, and Spank liked his courgette, creme fraiche and almond pasta - and the service is friendly, efficient, attentive and fully appreciative of when you just want time to finish your wine and when you want the dessert menu. Speaking of which, the white chocolate cheesecake was excellent, too. Tucked away down West Nicholson Street and away from the overcrowded main festival drag, this was a lovely little discovery, which was also very good value for money.
Old Lag - It is my contention that Scotland pioneers all the new drinking technology. It was the first with late licensing, the first to ban smoking, the first to turn old bank buildings into bars. Also the vodka bar - I'm told there is one in London, but I have never come across it. Kohl Bar on George IV Bridge serves a wide range of cocktails, but more importantly also a vast selection of flavoured vodkas. You think of it and they have got it. Bubblegum flavour, banana and chocolate, cantaloupe melon and things as simple as strawberry. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
Posted on August 21, 2007 in Edinburgh | Permalink | Comments (1)
Well, there is *this* Polish Vodka Bar I know in Holborn: http://www.fluidfoundation.com/venuedetails.aspx?VenueID=1860
Posted by: The Belated Birthday Girl | August 21, 2007 at 12:20 PM


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Documents show how provincial employees misled Halifax police in the FOIPOP security failure
May 8, 2018 By Tim Bousquet and Mary Campbell 3 Comments
Highlights of this article:
• Provincial government employees who were made aware of the security failure with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) website told Halifax police that the site had been "hacked" and that nearly 10,000 files "were taken" — which clearly overstated the nature of the case.
• The 19-year-old who was subsequently arrested for the supposed "data breach" had made a payment to access information on the FOIPOP website before he downloaded the private information that had been mistakenly placed on the public-facing website, which means provincial authorities had his name and address before going to police.
• The security failure was discovered by a Nova Scotia Archives employee who had mistyped the URL for a document he had accessed previously on the FOIPOP site.
• Halifax police assigned to investigate the security failure seem not to have basic knowledge of IT security and simply accepted the province's IT security experts at their word.
• Police then made an application for a search warrant to a Justice of the Peace who had previously overstepped in a "cyberbullying" case.
Photo: Halifax Examiner
Documents obtained by the Halifax Examiner and Cape Breton Spectator detail how provincial employees misled Halifax police in the FOIPOP security failure, and how the police in turn were not prepared to question the province's narrative or to understand the issues involved.
The Examiner and Spectator went to court this morning to ask Justice Gregory Lenehan to unseal a search warrant Halifax police executed on the house of a 19-year-old Halifax man suspected of illegally downloading information from the FOIPOP website.
During the search, the man was arrested. His family told the CBC that some 15 police officers were involved in the search, and that police seized all the family's computers. "They [police] rifled through everything. They turned over mattresses, they took drawers and emptied out drawers, they went through personal papers, pictures," the man's mother told the CBC. "It was totally devastating and traumatic."
But while the Examiner and Spectator asked for the documents related to the search of the house, we got a different set of documents entirely — Justice Lenehan unsealed documents related to an order to Eastlink to produce the name of the owner of an IP address that was used to access the FOIPOP site.
Those documents included the production order itself, but more importantly also the "information to obtain" (ITO), which details the police investigation and why police wanted Eastlink to name the IP owner.
We obtained the court documents only after we agreed to allow the city to have the name of the target of the search and the names of the provincial employees who spoke with police to be redacted — see "How we obtained the search warrant documents."
The ITO obtained by the Examiner and Spectator had been submitted to Justice of the Peace (JP) Judith Gass. Gass, who is the former president of the Nova Scotia SPCA, is perhaps best known as the JP who signed the cyberbullying order issued against Jonathan Baha'i; that order was subsequently overturned and the cyberbullying legislation was subsequently struck down by the courts.
Updated: read the documents here.
Provincial employees invented a "hack"
The ITO for the production order to Eastlink was written by Constable Steve Millaire, a former military police officer who worked for a short stint as a train conductor for CN before joining the Halifax police department in 2015.
Millaire's ITO reads, in part:
On 7 April 2018, [redacted] of Corporate Security for the province NS […] contacted Detective/Constable Mike Sanford to make a complaint with regards to the NS Government's computer system being compromised where nearly 10000 confidential files were taken. I read [redacted] complaint which stated the following:
a. [redacted] stated that on Thursday, 5 April, 2018, an employee of the province discovered that someone had "Hacked" into Province of Nova Scotia confidential files that were being stored off site at the private firm UNISYS.
b. UNISYS was contacted and they looked into the matter and discovered that between 3 March and 5 March, 2018, unauthorized persons made 40,735 access attempts to confidential Province of Nova Scotia files. These persons were successful in accessing 7,675 confidential files for which mostly [sic] related to files that person(s) had FOIPOP'd or could potentially be released in the future.
c. Of those 7,675 confidential files, 2,500 had already been vetted and released to the requesting party but a majority of the files were believed to be files that were releasable in whole or in part.
d. As a result of this, UNISYS immediately shut down access to this server and provided the I.P. address of the "Hacker" to the Province.
Millaire went on to write that a crime analyst at the Real Time Crime Centre (RTCC) used two online I.P. tracking services (Viewdns and IP Tracker Online) to locate the I.P. address of the supposed "hacker" on a single street in Halifax's north end. (The Examiner and Spectator are withholding information that may identify the young man who was arrested.)
The crime analyst then took the names of the people living on the street — the ITO doesn't explain how the analyst had those names — and "she [the crime analyst] reviewed each subject's background via LinkedIn, Facebook and ResearchGate," wrote Millaire. "Due to the subject having used a software that penetrated the system an extensive number of times, she specifically searched for any background information on subjects that would show knowledge of data Science, Network Penetration, Network Security and/or Machine Learning. During quick search [sic], none of the subjects listed in-house at nearby addresses displayed any knowledge relating to the skills involved in data breaching"
The terminology used in Millaire's narrative overstated the case. IT security experts say there was no "hack" — it was clear from the start that the person accessing the files employed a simple and widely used line of code to access documents on a public-facing website. There was no need for extensive training or even a background in IT to access the files on the FOIPOP site — there are plenty of online tutorials and YouTube videos that show how to write the simple code and use software like WGet to run the code. Indeed, the editor of the Examiner, who has no formal training in coding, got a self-taught working knowledge of WGet after only a couple hours. Moreover, one didn't even need to write code to get the information on the public-facing FOIPOP site — you could have simply manually typed in sequentially numbered URLs and have gotten the same information, albeit it would've taken longer.
It appears that the provincial employees purposefully overstated the nature of the so-called "security breach."
"It makes a difference," said Evan d'Entremont, an information security researcher, in an interview for this article. "They were publicly accessible documents, nothing was breached, compromised, hacked, broken, or otherwise tainted. And they [provincial employees] knew that. Or at least should have. It's not a stretch to say they're lying or incompetent."
Moreover, says d'Entremont, "there's a whole policy about it. Had they accidentally emailed [the information accessed by the teenager] to someone, the official response is ask them to delete it. They should have contacted the teen and asked him to delete it. By calling it a network penetration they got to bring in the big guns. Literally."
It also appears that none of the police assigned to investigate the matter had even a rudimentary knowledge of IT security.
"Hacker" made a payment to FOIPOP site
Millaire's narrative also relates that the manager for Business Support Services at UNISYS told police that the suspected "hacker" had actually made a payment to the FOIPOP website before the supposed "information breach":
this IP address first appeared onto their [UNISYS] system at 8:21pm, 27 March 2018 where it made a legitimate transaction, including a payment, which last [sic] approximately 6 minutes.
The dates in Millaire's narrative make no sense. After saying that the IP address "first appeared" on the FOIPOP site on March 27, Millaire then goes on to say that the IP address accessed the site on March 1 and March 3, dates which are obviously before the "first appeared" date. Maybe March 27 was a typo? Perhaps he meant February 27?
In any event, the IP address accessed the FOIPOP site at 11:24pm on March 1, "for approximately seven minutes browsing the website."
This was followed by three March 3 visits from the same IP address.
The first March 3 visit was at 4:58pm, when the IP address "started making requests which lasted less than one minute." The second March 3 visit came at 10:56pm, and involved "several unusual requests staying online for approximately 15 minutes." The ITO doesn't say if the manager for Business Support Services at UNISYS explained what "unusual requests" meant.
The third March 3 visit was the so-called "data breach":
Firewall logs revealed that IP address [withheld by the Examiner and Spectator] unlawfully downloaded all of the files between 11:11pm, 3 March 2018 and 9:26am, 5 March 2018.
But besides the date mix-up, this narrative doesn't make sense in terms of an intrusion attempt. Remember that the presumed "hacker" first made a payment to the site — presumably with a credit card, and so presumably provincial authorities already had his name and credit card information before he accessed the private information that had been mistakenly placed on the publicly accessible part of the site.
What kind of hacker gives the target of the hacking their name and credit card info first?
Moreover, who "unlawfully downloads" material without using a Virtual Private Network (VPN)? VPNs are readily available for free, and could have masked the teenager's identity.
How the security failure was discovered
The ITO also explains how the security failure on the FOIPOP website was discovered in the first place by an employee at Nova Scotia Archives. Millaire writes that he received a statement from the employee "from which the following information was gleaned":
a. On 4 April 2018, while employed at NS Archives, [redacted] attempted to review a redacted file which was recently released, however, he could not find the report 2018-05721, therefore he proceeded to his browsing history, retrieved the URL and entered it on a desktop rather than a phone.
b. [redacted] made a mistake keying in the URL and rather than going to the redacted document, he observed an incoming FOIPOP request.
c. Thinking it was a one-off, [redacted] typed in random numbers which led him to believe that he was no longer inside the government system and that the material was unprotected on the internet.
d. [redacted] confirmed his suspicions by turning off his Virtual Private Network (VPN), restarting his computer, and was still able to see the documents on an unsecured device using the URL https://foipop.novascotia.ca/foia/views/_AttachmentDownload.jsp?attachmentRSN=????
Charges dropped and questions to pursue
Yesterday, Halifax Regional Police announced that they would not be laying charges against the 19-year-old Halifax man, so at least that part of the story is settled.
But many questions remain, including:
• Why did provincial employees mislead police as to the nature of the security failure? Were they attempting to shift attention from their own failure to properly secure private information?
• Are Halifax police properly trained to handle IT security investigations?
• Would the police response — including the heavy-handed search of the Halifax man's house — have been different had provincial employees more responsibly described the security failure?
• Why did JP Judith Gass sign off on a production order that was supported with an ITO that included an impossible sequence of events?
• Why was the production order sealed in the first place? What about the documents related to the search itself — where are they?
• How many search warrants are sealed, and are they sealed simply as a matter of course and not for justifiable reasons?
• Will anyone apologize to the 19-year-old and his family?
Some of those questions may be addressed by the province's auditor general, Michael Pickup, who is now investigating the security failure. Others will be the subject for reporters.
Filed Under: Featured, Investigation, News, Province House Tagged With: FOIPOP security failure, FOIPOP web portal data breach, Nova Scotia's privacy breach, search warrant
Good reporting, Tim. McNeil should apologize and clean this mess up, starting with the bureaucrats who called in the RCMP.
Holly Crooks says
Good investigative reporting here. Thank you.
McNeil owes an apology to the young man and to his family for mischaracterizing this as "stealing" and for the over the top police invasion of the family home. I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for McNeil's apology….he continues to behave like a complete a***hole and continues to erroneously refer to this as a "breach" rather than a security failure. The security people responsible should be fired and Patricia Arab should resign.
ausca says
McNeil never makes mistakes and so never has need to apologize. The sorry state of the Nova Scotia film industry is the result of their own negativity and nothing to do with his wrecking the financial underpinning of an entire industry with neither economic impact study nor consultation. Not Steve's fault. No way.


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