Apr. 16 5:48 PM PT6:48 PM MT7:48 PM CT8:48 PM ET0:48 GMT8:48 5:48 PM MST6:48 PM CST7:48 PM EST4:48 UAE (+1)20:48 ET21:48 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:45 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-3 win over the Lightning on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Apr. 14 6:00 PM PT7:00 PM MT8:00 PM CT9:00 PM ET1:00 GMT9:00 6:00 PM MST7:00 PM CST8:00 PM EST5:00 UAE (+1)21:00 ET22:00 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:32 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-1 win over the Lightning on Sunday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Apr. 12 6:02 PM PT7:02 PM MT8:02 PM CT9:02 PM ET1:02 GMT9:02 6:02 PM MST7:02 PM CST8:02 PM EST5:02 UAE (+1)21:02 ET22:02 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 16:45 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-1 win over the Lightning on Friday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has two assists on the season.
Apr. 10 6:02 PM PT7:02 PM MT8:02 PM CT9:02 PM ET1:02 GMT9:02 6:02 PM MST7:02 PM CST8:02 PM EST5:02 UAE (+1)21:02 ET22:02 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 14:30 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 win over the Lightning on Wednesday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has one assist on the season.
Apr. 6 6:28 PM PT7:28 PM MT8:28 PM CT9:28 PM ET1:28 GMT9:28 6:28 PM MST7:28 PM CST8:28 PM EST5:28 UAE (+1)21:28 ET22:28 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:40 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-2 win over the Senators on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Apr. 5 6:20 PM PT7:20 PM MT8:20 PM CT9:20 PM ET1:20 GMT9:20 6:20 PM MST7:20 PM CST8:20 PM EST5:20 UAE (+1)21:20 ET22:20 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:41 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 shootout win over the Rangers on Friday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Apr. 2 5:52 PM PT6:52 PM MT7:52 PM CT8:52 PM ET0:52 GMT8:52 5:52 PM MST6:52 PM CST7:52 PM EST4:52 UAE (+1)20:52 ET21:52 BRT - Boone Jenner had 11:03 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-2 loss to the Bruins on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.
Mar. 31 4:34 PM PT5:34 PM MT6:34 PM CT7:34 PM ET23:34 GMT7:34 4:34 PM MST5:34 PM CST6:34 PM EST3:34 UAE (+1)19:34 ET20:34 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:37 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 win over the Sabres on Sunday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Mar. 30 6:44 PM PT7:44 PM MT8:44 PM CT9:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)21:44 ET22:44 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 13:42 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-2 win over the Predators on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has 16 goals on the season.
Mar. 28 5:43 PM PT6:43 PM MT7:43 PM CT8:43 PM ET0:43 GMT8:43 5:43 PM MST6:43 PM CST7:43 PM EST4:43 UAE (+1)20:43 ET21:43 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:49 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-2 win over the Canadiens on Thursday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game.
Mar. 26 5:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET0:40 GMT8:40 5:40 PM MST6:40 PM CST7:40 PM EST4:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ET21:40 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 13:35 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 win over the Islanders on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has 22 assists on the season.
Mar. 24 8:35 PM PT9:35 PM MT10:35 PM CT11:35 PM ET3:35 GMT11:35 8:35 PM MST9:35 PM CST10:35 PM EST7:35 UAE (+1)23:35 ET0:35 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 15:00 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-0 win over the Canucks on Sunday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of +3 for the game. Jenner now has 21 assists on the season.
Mar. 21 7:42 PM PT8:42 PM MT9:42 PM CT10:42 PM ET2:42 GMT10:42 7:42 PM MST8:42 PM CST9:42 PM EST6:42 UAE (+1)22:42 ET23:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:31 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 loss to the Oilers on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.
Mar. 19 7:48 PM PT8:48 PM MT9:48 PM CT10:48 PM ET2:48 GMT10:48 7:48 PM MST8:48 PM CST9:48 PM EST6:48 UAE (+1)22:48 ET23:48 BRT - Boone Jenner had 13:26 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 loss to the Flames on Tuesday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Mar. 16 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET0:53 GMT8:53 5:53 PM MST6:53 PM CST7:53 PM EST4:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ET21:53 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:04 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 overtime loss to the Bruins on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Mar. 15 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET0:53 GMT8:53 5:53 PM MST6:53 PM CST7:53 PM EST4:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ET21:53 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 17:35 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 win over the Hurricanes on Friday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Jenner now has 20 assists on the season.
Mar. 12 5:51 PM PT6:51 PM MT7:51 PM CT8:51 PM ET0:51 GMT8:51 5:51 PM MST6:51 PM CST7:51 PM EST4:51 UAE (+1)20:51 ET21:51 BRT - Boone Jenner had a hat trick in 19:09 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-4 win over the Bruins on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Jenner now has 15 goals on the season.
Mar. 11 7:48 AM PT8:48 AM MT9:48 AM CT10:48 AM ET14:48 GMT22:48 7:48 AM MST8:48 AM CST9:48 AM EST18:48 UAE10:48 ET11:48 BRT - Jenner (illness) will be back on the ice for Tuesday's game against the Bruins after a one-game absence.
Analysis: Jenner sat out Monday's morning skate and coach John Tortorella confirmed shortly thereafter that the center would miss Monday's game.
Mar. 9 5:41 PM PT6:41 PM MT7:41 PM CT8:41 PM ET1:41 GMT9:41 6:41 PM MST7:41 PM CST8:41 PM EST5:41 UAE (+1)20:41 ET22:41 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 20:02 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Penguins on Saturday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has 12 goals on the season.
Mar. 7 5:55 PM PT6:55 PM MT7:55 PM CT8:55 PM ET1:55 GMT9:55 6:55 PM MST7:55 PM CST8:55 PM EST5:55 UAE (+1)20:55 ET22:55 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:58 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 loss to the Penguins on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Mar. 5 5:48 PM PT6:48 PM MT7:48 PM CT8:48 PM ET1:48 GMT9:48 6:48 PM MST7:48 PM CST8:48 PM EST5:48 UAE (+1)20:48 ET22:48 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:30 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 shootout win over the Devils on Tuesday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Mar. 3 5:38 PM PT6:38 PM MT7:38 PM CT8:38 PM ET1:38 GMT9:38 6:38 PM MST7:38 PM CST8:38 PM EST5:38 UAE (+1)20:38 ET22:38 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:17 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-2 loss to the Jets on Sunday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Mar. 2 11:40 AM PT12:40 PM MT1:40 PM CT2:40 PM ET19:40 GMT3:40 12:40 PM MST1:40 PM CST2:40 PM EST23:40 UAE14:40 ET16:40 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:42 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 loss to the Oilers on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Feb. 28 6:00 PM PT7:00 PM MT8:00 PM CT9:00 PM ET2:00 GMT10:00 7:00 PM MST8:00 PM CST9:00 PM EST6:00 UAE (+1)21:00 ET23:00 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 14:34 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 overtime win over the Flyers on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has 19 assists on the season.
Feb. 26 5:37 PM PT6:37 PM MT7:37 PM CT8:37 PM ET1:37 GMT9:37 6:37 PM MST7:37 PM CST8:37 PM EST5:37 UAE (+1)20:37 ET22:37 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:48 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-2 loss to the Penguins on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Feb. 23 3:36 PM PT4:36 PM MT5:36 PM CT6:36 PM ET23:36 GMT7:36 4:36 PM MST5:36 PM CST6:36 PM EST3:36 UAE (+1)18:36 ET20:36 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 16:57 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 win over the Sharks on Saturday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has 11 goals on the season.
Feb. 22 5:38 PM PT6:38 PM MT7:38 PM CT8:38 PM ET1:38 GMT9:38 6:38 PM MST7:38 PM CST8:38 PM EST5:38 UAE (+1)20:38 ET22:38 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:15 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 win over the Senators on Friday. He took eight shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Feb. 19 6:10 PM PT7:10 PM MT8:10 PM CT9:10 PM ET2:10 GMT10:10 7:10 PM MST8:10 PM CST9:10 PM EST6:10 UAE (+1)21:10 ET23:10 BRT - Boone Jenner had two assists in 19:06 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 loss to the Canadiens on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has 18 assists on the season.
Feb. 18 6:16 PM PT7:16 PM MT8:16 PM CT9:16 PM ET2:16 GMT10:16 7:16 PM MST8:16 PM CST9:16 PM EST6:16 UAE (+1)21:16 ET23:16 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:28 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-1 loss to the Lightning on Monday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Feb. 14 5:35 PM PT6:35 PM MT7:35 PM CT8:35 PM ET1:35 GMT9:35 6:35 PM MST7:35 PM CST8:35 PM EST5:35 UAE (+1)20:35 ET23:35 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:19 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 loss to the Islanders on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Feb. 12 5:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET1:40 GMT9:40 6:40 PM MST7:40 PM CST8:40 PM EST5:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ET23:40 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:31 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 win over the Capitals on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game.
Feb. 9 8:42 PM PT9:42 PM MT10:42 PM CT11:42 PM ET4:42 GMT12:42 9:42 PM MST10:42 PM CST11:42 PM EST8:42 UAE23:42 ET2:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 20:42 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 win over the Golden Knights on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has 16 assists on the season.
Feb. 7 7:45 PM PT8:45 PM MT9:45 PM CT10:45 PM ET3:45 GMT11:45 8:45 PM MST9:45 PM CST10:45 PM EST7:45 UAE (+1)22:45 ET1:45 BRT - Boone Jenner tallied one goal and one assist in 20:09 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 win over the Coyotes on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Jenner now has 10 goals and 15 assists on the season.
Feb. 5 7:52 PM PT8:52 PM MT9:52 PM CT10:52 PM ET3:52 GMT11:52 8:52 PM MST9:52 PM CST10:52 PM EST7:52 UAE (+1)22:52 ET1:52 BRT - Boone Jenner had two assists in 15:50 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-3 win over the Avalanche on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has 14 assists on the season.
Jan. 29 7:41 AM PT8:41 AM MT9:41 AM CT10:41 AM ET15:41 GMT23:41 8:41 AM MST9:41 AM CST10:41 AM EST19:41 UAE10:41 ET13:41 BRT - The Blue Jackets will have Jenner (infected ankle laceration) back in the lineup for Tuesday's game against Colorado.
Analysis: The center had missed Columbus' past three games and last played Jan. 19. Prior to being sidelined, Jenner recorded three of his nine goals this season in his last six contests.
Jan. 19 7:39 PM PT8:39 PM MT9:39 PM CT10:39 PM ET3:39 GMT11:39 8:39 PM MST9:39 PM CST10:39 PM EST7:39 UAE (+1)22:39 ET1:39 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:18 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 loss to the Wild on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Jan. 18 5:42 PM PT6:42 PM MT7:42 PM CT8:42 PM ET1:42 GMT9:42 6:42 PM MST7:42 PM CST8:42 PM EST5:42 UAE (+1)20:42 ET23:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:18 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 loss to the Canadiens on Friday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.
Jan. 15 5:43 PM PT6:43 PM MT7:43 PM CT8:43 PM ET1:43 GMT9:43 6:43 PM MST7:43 PM CST8:43 PM EST5:43 UAE (+1)20:43 ET23:43 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 16:20 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Devils on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has nine goals on the season.
Jan. 13 4:51 PM PT5:51 PM MT6:51 PM CT7:51 PM ET0:51 GMT8:51 5:51 PM MST6:51 PM CST7:51 PM EST4:51 UAE (+1)19:51 ET22:51 BRT - Boone Jenner had 18:03 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-5 win over the Rangers on Sunday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of -3 for the game.
Jan. 12 5:58 PM PT6:58 PM MT7:58 PM CT8:58 PM ET1:58 GMT9:58 6:58 PM MST7:58 PM CST8:58 PM EST5:58 UAE (+1)20:58 ET23:58 BRT - Boone Jenner had 22:19 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 overtime win over the Capitals on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Jan. 10 5:51 PM PT6:51 PM MT7:51 PM CT8:51 PM ET1:51 GMT9:51 6:51 PM MST7:51 PM CST8:51 PM EST5:51 UAE (+1)20:51 ET23:51 BRT - Boone Jenner scored two goals in 19:07 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 overtime win over the Predators on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has eight goals on the season.
Jan. 8 6:07 PM PT7:07 PM MT8:07 PM CT9:07 PM ET2:07 GMT10:07 7:07 PM MST8:07 PM CST9:07 PM EST6:07 UAE (+1)21:07 ET0:07 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:51 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 loss to the Lightning on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Jan. 5 5:45 PM PT6:45 PM MT7:45 PM CT8:45 PM ET1:45 GMT9:45 6:45 PM MST7:45 PM CST8:45 PM EST5:45 UAE (+1)20:45 ET23:45 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 16:58 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 overtime win over the Panthers on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has 12 assists on the season.
Jan. 4 6:13 PM PT7:13 PM MT8:13 PM CT9:13 PM ET2:13 GMT10:13 7:13 PM MST8:13 PM CST9:13 PM EST6:13 UAE (+1)21:13 ET0:13 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:54 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 loss to the Hurricanes on Friday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Dec. 31 5:54 PM PT6:54 PM MT7:54 PM CT8:54 PM ET1:54 GMT9:54 6:54 PM MST7:54 PM CST8:54 PM EST5:54 UAE (+1)20:54 ET23:54 BRT - Boone Jenner had 11:33 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-3 win over the Senators on Monday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.
Dec. 28 5:41 PM PT6:41 PM MT7:41 PM CT8:41 PM ET1:41 GMT9:41 6:41 PM MST7:41 PM CST8:41 PM EST5:41 UAE (+1)20:41 ET23:41 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:53 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 loss to the Maple Leafs on Friday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 27 5:42 PM PT6:42 PM MT7:42 PM CT8:42 PM ET1:42 GMT9:42 6:42 PM MST7:42 PM CST8:42 PM EST5:42 UAE (+1)20:42 ET23:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had two assists in 14:00 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 overtime win over the Rangers on Thursday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +3 for the game. Jenner now has 11 assists on the season.
Dec. 23 11:08 AM PT12:08 PM MT1:08 PM CT2:08 PM ET19:08 GMT3:08 12:08 PM MST1:08 PM CST2:08 PM EST23:08 UAE14:08 ET17:08 BRT - Boone Jenner had 21:35 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 win over the Devils on Sunday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 22 11:43 AM PT12:43 PM MT1:43 PM CT2:43 PM ET19:43 GMT3:43 12:43 PM MST1:43 PM CST2:43 PM EST23:43 UAE14:43 ET17:43 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:32 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 win over the Flyers on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 20 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET1:53 GMT9:53 6:53 PM MST7:53 PM CST8:53 PM EST5:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ET23:53 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:52 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 win over the Devils on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 17 5:33 PM PT6:33 PM MT7:33 PM CT8:33 PM ET1:33 GMT9:33 6:33 PM MST7:33 PM CST8:33 PM EST5:33 UAE (+1)20:33 ET23:33 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:34 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 1-0 win over the Golden Knights on Monday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 15 5:50 PM PT6:50 PM MT7:50 PM CT8:50 PM ET1:50 GMT9:50 6:50 PM MST7:50 PM CST8:50 PM EST5:50 UAE (+1)20:50 ET23:50 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 16:23 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 overtime loss to the Ducks on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has nine assists on the season.
Dec. 13 5:43 PM PT6:43 PM MT7:43 PM CT8:43 PM ET1:43 GMT9:43 6:43 PM MST7:43 PM CST8:43 PM EST5:43 UAE (+1)20:43 ET23:43 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:54 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Kings on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.
Dec. 11 5:39 PM PT6:39 PM MT7:39 PM CT8:39 PM ET1:39 GMT9:39 6:39 PM MST7:39 PM CST8:39 PM EST5:39 UAE (+1)20:39 ET23:39 BRT - Boone Jenner had 19:03 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 loss to the Canucks on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Dec. 8 5:47 PM PT6:47 PM MT7:47 PM CT8:47 PM ET1:47 GMT9:47 6:47 PM MST7:47 PM CST8:47 PM EST5:47 UAE (+1)20:47 ET23:47 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:45 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-0 loss to the Capitals on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Dec. 6 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ET23:44 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 19:10 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-3 overtime win over the Flyers on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has six goals on the season.
Dec. 4 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ET23:44 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:04 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 9-6 loss to the Flames on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Dec. 1 5:47 PM PT6:47 PM MT7:47 PM CT8:47 PM ET1:47 GMT9:47 6:47 PM MST7:47 PM CST8:47 PM EST5:47 UAE (+1)20:47 ET23:47 BRT - Boone Jenner had 16:46 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 loss to the Islanders on Saturday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Nov. 29 5:41 PM PT6:41 PM MT7:41 PM CT8:41 PM ET1:41 GMT9:41 6:41 PM MST7:41 PM CST8:41 PM EST5:41 UAE (+1)20:41 ET23:41 BRT - Boone Jenner had 18:04 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 win over the Wild on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Nov. 26 6:17 PM PT7:17 PM MT8:17 PM CT9:17 PM ET2:17 GMT10:17 7:17 PM MST8:17 PM CST9:17 PM EST6:17 UAE (+1)21:17 ET0:17 BRT - Boone Jenner tallied one goal and one assist in 19:43 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-5 win over the Red Wings on Monday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has five goals and eight assists on the season.
Nov. 24 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET1:53 GMT9:53 6:53 PM MST7:53 PM CST8:53 PM EST5:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ET23:53 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 16:29 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 loss to the Penguins on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has seven assists on the season.
Nov. 23 5:37 PM PT6:37 PM MT7:37 PM CT8:37 PM ET1:37 GMT9:37 6:37 PM MST7:37 PM CST8:37 PM EST5:37 UAE (+1)20:37 ET23:37 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 17:13 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Friday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has six assists on the season.
Nov. 19 5:45 PM PT6:45 PM MT7:45 PM CT8:45 PM ET1:45 GMT9:45 6:45 PM MST7:45 PM CST8:45 PM EST5:45 UAE (+1)20:45 ET23:45 BRT - Boone Jenner had 19:34 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-2 loss to the Maple Leafs on Monday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Nov. 17 5:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET1:40 GMT9:40 6:40 PM MST7:40 PM CST8:40 PM EST5:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ET23:40 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:22 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Hurricanes on Saturday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Nov. 15 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ET23:44 BRT - Boone Jenner tallied one goal and one assist in 19:03 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-3 win over the Panthers on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Jenner now has four goals and five assists on the season.
Nov. 12 7:26 PM PT8:26 PM MT9:26 PM CT10:26 PM ET3:26 GMT11:26 8:26 PM MST9:26 PM CST10:26 PM EST7:26 UAE (+1)22:26 ET1:26 BRT - Boone Jenner had 21:23 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 win over the Stars on Monday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Nov. 10 6:03 PM PT7:03 PM MT8:03 PM CT9:03 PM ET2:03 GMT10:03 7:03 PM MST8:03 PM CST9:03 PM EST6:03 UAE (+1)21:03 ET0:03 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 22:22 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-4 shootout loss to the Rangers on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has four assists on the season.
Nov. 9 5:57 PM PT6:57 PM MT7:57 PM CT8:57 PM ET1:57 GMT9:57 6:57 PM MST7:57 PM CST8:57 PM EST5:57 UAE (+1)20:57 ET23:57 BRT - Boone Jenner had 22:39 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 2-1 win over the Capitals on Friday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Nov. 6 5:39 PM PT6:39 PM MT7:39 PM CT8:39 PM ET1:39 GMT9:39 6:39 PM MST7:39 PM CST8:39 PM EST5:39 UAE (+1)20:39 ET23:39 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 18:36 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Stars on Tuesday. He took seven shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has three assists on the season.
Nov. 4 7:57 PM PT8:57 PM MT9:57 PM CT10:57 PM ET3:57 GMT11:57 8:57 PM MST9:57 PM CST10:57 PM EST7:57 UAE (+1)22:57 ET0:57 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 16:52 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 overtime loss to the Ducks on Sunday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has two assists on the season.
Nov. 4 9:20 PM PT10:20 PM MT11:20 PM CT12:20 AM ET5:20 GMT13:20 10:20 PM MST11:20 PM CST12:20 AM EST9:20 UAE0:20 ET2:20 BRT - Boone Jenner had an assist in 17:33 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 loss to the Kings on Saturday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Jenner now has one assist on the season.
Nov. 2 9:26 PM PT10:26 PM MT11:26 PM CT12:26 AM ET4:26 GMT12:26 9:26 PM MST10:26 PM CST11:26 PM EST8:26 UAE0:26 ET1:26 BRT - Boone Jenner had 18:29 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 win over the Sharks on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game.
Oct. 30 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET0:44 GMT8:44 5:44 PM MST6:44 PM CST7:44 PM EST4:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ET21:44 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:31 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-3 loss to the Red Wings on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Oct. 27 6:01 PM PT7:01 PM MT8:01 PM CT9:01 PM ET1:01 GMT9:01 6:01 PM MST7:01 PM CST8:01 PM EST5:01 UAE (+1)21:01 ET22:01 BRT - Boone Jenner had 18:07 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-4 overtime win over the Sabres on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Oct. 25 6:53 PM PT7:53 PM MT8:53 PM CT9:53 PM ET1:53 GMT9:53 6:53 PM MST7:53 PM CST8:53 PM EST5:53 UAE (+1)21:53 ET22:53 BRT - Boone Jenner scored two goals in 21:19 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 7-4 win over the Blues on Thursday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has three goals on the season.
Oct. 23 5:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET0:40 GMT8:40 5:40 PM MST6:40 PM CST7:40 PM EST4:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ET21:40 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:56 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 loss to the Coyotes on Tuesday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Oct. 20 5:42 PM PT6:42 PM MT7:42 PM CT8:42 PM ET0:42 GMT8:42 5:42 PM MST6:42 PM CST7:42 PM EST4:42 UAE (+1)20:42 ET21:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had 15:58 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 4-1 loss to the Blackhawks on Saturday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.
Oct. 18 5:32 PM PT6:32 PM MT7:32 PM CT8:32 PM ET0:32 GMT8:32 5:32 PM MST6:32 PM CST7:32 PM EST4:32 UAE (+1)20:32 ET21:32 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:26 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 6-3 win over the Flyers on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Oct. 13 5:50 PM PT6:50 PM MT7:50 PM CT8:50 PM ET0:50 GMT8:50 5:50 PM MST6:50 PM CST7:50 PM EST4:50 UAE (+1)20:50 ET21:50 BRT - Boone Jenner had 20:04 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 8-2 loss to the Lightning on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.
Oct. 11 6:00 PM PT7:00 PM MT8:00 PM CT9:00 PM ET1:00 GMT9:00 6:00 PM MST7:00 PM CST8:00 PM EST5:00 UAE (+1)21:00 ET22:00 BRT - Boone Jenner scored one goal in 18:59 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-4 win over the Panthers on Thursday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Jenner now has one goal on the season.
Oct. 9 5:42 PM PT6:42 PM MT7:42 PM CT8:42 PM ET0:42 GMT8:42 5:42 PM MST6:42 PM CST7:42 PM EST4:42 UAE (+1)20:42 ET21:42 BRT - Boone Jenner had 17:49 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 5-2 win over the Avalanche on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.
Oct. 5 5:55 PM PT6:55 PM MT7:55 PM CT8:55 PM ET0:55 GMT8:55 5:55 PM MST6:55 PM CST7:55 PM EST4:55 UAE (+1)20:55 ET21:55 BRT - Boone Jenner had 14:43 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-1 loss to the Hurricanes on Friday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.
Oct. 4 6:32 PM PT7:32 PM MT8:32 PM CT9:32 PM ET1:32 GMT9:32 6:32 PM MST7:32 PM CST8:32 PM EST5:32 UAE (+1)21:32 ET22:32 BRT - Boone Jenner had 13:52 of ice time in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 overtime win over the Red Wings on Thursday. He took six shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.


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Igor Majcen, slovenski plavalec, * 24. avgust 1969, Ljubljana.

Majcen je leta 1988 za Socialistična federativna republika Jugoslavija nastopil na Poletnih olimpijskih igrah v Seulu, kjer je nastopil v plavanju na 400 in 1500 metrov prosto. Na 400 metrov je osvojil 28., na 1500 metrov pa 18. mesto. Za Slovenijo je nato nastopil na olimpijskih igrah v Barceloni, kjer je  nastopil na 1500 metrov prosto in zasedel 6. mesto.  Leta 1993 je na Evropskem prvenstvu v Sheffieldu osvojil 3. mesto v isti disciplini. Leta 1996 je nastopil na olimpijadi v Atlanti, kjer je ponovno nastopil na 1500 metrov prosto in osvojil 28. mesto. Leta 1999 je prejel štiriletno prepoved tekmovanja zaradi dopinga. Kasneje je uspešno nastopal v »maratonskem plavanju«.

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Do you think you know the Agile Manifesto? If so, this quiz should be simple – in effect it's only a 2-page website, right?
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Why F1 needs more teams
With drivers from the junior categories now facing an even steeper climb to the pinnacle of motor racing, perhaps it is time for Formula 1 to introduce a new set of teams
Ed Spencer
Sometimes quality is better than quantity, a phrase that has applied to some of the teams that have come and gone from Formula 1 during the last 72 years.
Teams like Pacific, Forti, HRT, Maki and the ever-embarrassing Life outfit came into Formula 1 with the right brand of credit card and a dream of becoming the next Ferrari or Wiliams, only for their plans to lay in ridicule once their cars spluttered out of the garage.
The last time a new wave of entries arrived in Formula 1 was 2009 when Max Mosley, keen to leave a legacy behind, opened up the application to new entries featuring the cream of the junior racing crop and historic names such as Brabham and March, hoping to gain entry to the exclusive Formula 1 club.
In the end, four entries were chosen from the 12 that applied, yet despite the odd flash of brilliance, all four managed at most seven years in the sport, with USF1 not even making it to the start line.
A Lotus F1 car during the 2011 pre-season test in Jerez by Gil Abrantes/Wikicommons
Since Haas's addition to the grid in 2016, only ten teams have featured on the grid, but with drivers getting younger and staying longer, it is time for a new team to join the grid to help ease the backlog.
Why a new team is needed
Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, Formula 1 teams have had to tighten their belts, and with a budget cap being introduced in 2021, the teams have had their spending cut, forcing them to use more of their loaves.
With spending now restricted, it meant that the field could be brought closer together, raising the prospect, no matter how unrealistic it may seem in reality, of an Alfa Romeo or a Williams lapping on par with a Red Bull if they perfected their package.
The budget cap also clears the way for new teams to join the sport without needing to spend a ridiculous amount of money.
This gives them more time to expand and grow, something which didn't happen with the 2010 quartet, who were promised a budget cap only for the idea to be phased out during the FIA/FOCA war of 2009, which on a sidenote almost put the sport on the brink of being split in two.
Another issue solved by a new entry would be the driver backlog that has been created in part due to the limited spaces on the grid and the fact that older drivers are staying in Formula 1 longer, and junior drivers are rising through the ranks at a much younger age.
Felipe Drugovich leads Jack Doohan during the Round 12 Zandvoort Feature race of the Formula 2 Championship at Circuit Zandvoort Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images
Having one or two more teams would mean the likes of Mick Schumacher and Daniel Ricciardo could keep their spots on the Formula 1 grid, whilst Robert Shwartzman and Felipe Drugovich would also have more opportunities to move up from Formula 2.
How many should join the grid?
Deciding on how many entries should be accepted is a challenge. Finding the right balance between not overcrowding the paddock and filling the gaps needed to ease the driver and engine supplier backlog is tricky.
This was demonstrated by the halcyon days during the pre-qualifying era, too many cars would clog up the paddock and dilute the quality of the field and the sport's professionalism.
Provided the appetite exists, 26-28 cars should be sufficient to ease the backlog whilst keeping the quality intact.
There will be some teething problems regarding extra paddock space and garages, but still, it's nothing that can't be solved by a sport that crisscrosses continents in the space of nine months and if circuits can't accommodate the expanded Formula 1 circus, then their place on the calendar must be questioned.
But, there is the added headache of convincing the current teams, who have consistently harped on about how much a new team would affect their revenue, that this is a good idea. Their argument centers around the fact that gaining a new whilst losing another is a bit of an own goal.
Ideally, one or two privateer teams could join the grid, followed by a factory outfit such as Honda or Porsche. This would serve the twin purpose of adding to the sport's prestige and creating another driver academy to help the next generation of drivers.
Who should join, and what engines could they use
Obvious candidates for the 11th,12th, and 13th teams are difficult to assess, but arguably, the first candidate is the one who has been making the most noise about a Formula 1 entry, Andretti Global.
Run by CART champion Michael Andretti and backed by his father, 1978 world champion Mario, Andretti's motorsport empire has won races in every championship it's entered, which ranges from IndyCar to the Supercars series in Australia.
Michael has applied to the FIA to field a new F1 team starting in 2024. His entry, Andretti Global, has the resources and checks every box. He is awaiting the FIA's determination.
— Mario Andretti (@MarioAndretti) February 18, 2022
Better still, Andretti has already started work on an ultra-modern facility that most teams could only dream of, and an engine deal with Renault; Colton Herta is one of its drivers and has announced that the team will enter Formula 2 and Formula 3 as well, which will help the team create a ladder for itself.
A factory entry is also needed, so what better candidate than Porsche, who still plans to enter Formula 1 when the new engine regulations arrive in 2025, despite a potential tie-up with Red Bull going south.
Porsche has a rich track record in motorsport, winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans 19 times, and have previously competed in Grand Prix racing in the 1960s, winning a race with Dan Gurney in 1962 before going on to power McLaren to three world titles with the TAG engine.
As for the third and final entry, the return of Honda if a reunion with Red Bull Racing fails to materialise would be welcome. Considering their success with the Milton Keynes-based outfit as an engine supplier this seems less likely with the Japanese behemoths already confirming that they would play a more active role with Red Bull in 2023.
Sergio Perez during practice for the F1 2021 Grand Prix of Brazil Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images
PREMA would be the most likely of the Formula 2 teams to graduate to the top table due to their continued success in the junior ranks and their expansion into WEC, which has seen them become this year's European Le Mans Series champions.
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Why is it wrong for a man to take poison, that's the question. If a man wants to kill himself whose business is it? The answer is, it's Hashem's business. Hashem says, "I gave you a body, so you have no right to destroy it. It's not your body, it's mine. And I gave you a mind, which is even more important than your body, and you have no right to destroy it." So if you go to places that put garbage and poison into your mind, that's called destroying your mind.
מכל משמר נצור לבך – "More than anything that you guard, you have to guard your mind" (Mishlei 4:23). That's Hakodosh Boruch Hu's command. There is nothing in your possession that is more valuable than your mind and your thoughts. Therefore when a person goes to these places or if he has a TV – having a TV is like taking a pipe from the sewers and emptying it directly into your dining room. You turn it on and a gush, a flow, a torrent of smelly garbage, filthy water comes pouring into your dining room, on the rugs. And that's nothing yet. It comes into your head – that's the real thing! So this person is asking a question – why is it forbidden? Because it's forbidden for a man to destroy himself.


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'I'd Bring Country Together': Former MI6 Officer Pledges to Replace Theresa May
© Flickr/ Steve Harris
He made the pledge a mere day day after being promoted to the position of International Development Secretary, his first cabinet post, after Penny Mordaunt was promoted to Defence Secretary following Gavin Williamson's unceremonious sacking.
International Development Secretary Rory Stewart has said he intends to stand for the Conservative leadership after Theresa May steps down.
Speaking to the BBC's Political Thinking With Nick Robinson podcast Stewart said he could "help bring the country together" and wanted to move "beyond my brief".
"I think it's important at this time when the Prime Minister's said she's going to step down to have a voice arguing for being radical — but radical in the centre of British politics, not radical on the extreme right of British politics. A voice that's prepared to say I do want to bring this country together. I accept Brexit, I'm a Brexiteer, but I want to reach out to Remain voters as well to bring this country together again. The only way I can do that is by moving beyond my brief and beginning to lay out, whether it's on climate change or any of these other issues, what I think it would mean to be a country we can be proud of," Stewart said.
The first day of his promotion to Cabinet is an opportune time to recall a classic from Rory Stewart's back catalogue. As Floods Minister he said the flood defences had worked well but the water had come over the top of them. #r4today #BBCNews #Reshuffle pic.twitter.com/1N2iHIkvpP
— Briefcase Michael (@BriefcaseMike) May 2, 2019
He went on to praise the ousted Williamson, sacked May 1st after compelling evidence was uncovered indicating he was responsible for leaking details of a National Security Council meeting. While an official spokesperson said the premier had "lost confidence in his ability to serve in the role of Defence Secretary and as a member of her Cabinet", Stewart said Wiliamson was "an extremely energetic" minister, and "whatever happened in those last days and whatever he did wrong at the end, we owe him huge respect for what he did before that". Williamson strenuously denies being the source of the leak.
It's the second time in a week Stewart has made clear his leadership ambitions. In an interview with The Spectator 27th April, the Penrith and the Borders MP and former Iraqi regional governor, he said "difficult periods need different types of people" and he was tempted to run for Prime Minister because the UK "desperately [needed" to [rebuild itself] internationally after Brexit", and he was "one of the only people in Parliament who is a genuine specialist".
"There are some things I would be really, really bad at. You would not want to hire me to run a ballet company, I'd be really rubbish at that. I don't like ballet. I am bored by it. I'm almost tone deaf. I feel I want to die when I watch the ballet. It would be a really, really bad mistake to hire me to run a ballet company. But if you want someone who really enjoys doing stuff and loves government and is really proud of the country and feels that's their thing, I'm really enthusiastic," he said.
Contested History
© AP Photo / Matt Dunham
Gavin Williamson Toured Top-Secret Nuclear Sub 2 Days Before Sacking − Reports
Stewart is one of many potential candidates to replace May — Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Sajid Javid, Liz Truss, Justine Greening, Amber Rudd, Jeremy Hunt, Dominic Raab and Andrea Leadsom have all been touted as possible replacements.
However, as far as is known, he's the only prospective runner with a suspected intelligence services background. In 2009, when Stewart was running for election to parliament, former UK Ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray claimed the "crusading neo-Conservative" was previously an MI6 officer.
"Three years ago I received a message from the FCO [Foreign & Commonwealth Office] asking me not to mention this as at that time Stewart was still very active for MI6 in Afghanistan and his life could have been endangered. I agreed, and even removed a reference from my blog…It is necessary to reveal this so people can correctly evaluate his political pronouncements on Iraq and Afghanistan, and his motives in making them. In putting himself forward for election, Stewart has forfeited the right to conceal his background from the electorate," he said.
Here is a surprise. The MI6 house journal, the Guardian, shills for ex MI6 officer Rory Stewart (whose dad was also deputy head of MI6).
The Guardian views his role in the destruction of Iraq and Afghanistan as making him "highly qualified" in International Development. https://t.co/2NrZXzC9tE
— Craig Murray (@CraigMurrayOrg) May 1, 2019
Stewart — who father was involved in British overseas intelligence for two decades, and at one point was even in the running to become MI6 director — has repeatedly denied the charge, although his refutations have often been replete with caveats. For instance, when asked about the allegations by The New Yorker in 2010, he responded somewhat angrily it was "an unfair question", before dismissing the idea he could've served as an intelligence operative in Afghanistan due to his other commitments there.
In honor of Rory Stewart being appointed to head DfID, one of my favorite quotes of all time. pic.twitter.com/K5NTbmLY03
— Andrew Blum (@alb202) May 1, 2019
"There's no way I can prove it, but the reality is I was really busy in Kabul, and anyone working with me would realize I wouldn't have had the time to do anything. And what would I have been doing anyway? Why is running an arts school the best cover?" he said.
Somewhat contradictorily though, Stewart also suggested the author could state his career "[gave] the appearance" he'd once worked for MI6.
While rare, it's not entirely unheard of for former intelligence operatives to try their hand at politics in the UK. For instance, Renew — an anti-Brexit party which recently merged with Change UK — was founded by Chris Coghlan, a former MI6 counter terrorism officer. His various runs for office — as an MP and councillor — all failed though, and he left the party in May 2018 in strange circumstances, a mere month after its official launch. He now works for The Fore, a charity based in Two Temple Place, London, the same building which serves as the headquarters of the Institute for Statecraft, the shadowy parent organisation of Integrity Initiative, a Whitehall-funded military intelligence operation.
Coincidentally, Harold Elletson, Integrity Initiative's German 'cluster coordinator', is another spy-turned-politician. Prior to becoming Conservative MP for Blackpool North in 1992 (a seat he lost in 1997), he was an MI6 operative in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, using his work as a trade consultant as cover. Despite a long-standing convention in British politics that intelligence services not use MPs as agents, his relationship with the organization didn't end after his election either, as then-Prime Minister John Major waived the rule to allow him to continue intelligence work while in parliament, which included visits to the now-former Yugoslavia during the Balkans war.
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After Years of Propaganda, 'MI6 Tool' Luke Harding May Finally Have Gone Too Far
'Both MI5 and MI6 Have Taken a Bit of a Hit This Year' – Former Diplomat
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No grant reductions following top-up fees, promises Hefce head
Higher education funding chiefs have said they will not cut grants to English universities in the wake of extra income from top-up fees, writes Anthea Lipsett.
Sir Howard Newby, chief executive of the Higher Education Funding Council for England, was quick to quash concerns that the council would reduce teaching allocations to universities to compensate for the extra money generated when they charge students up to £3,000 a year from 2006.
Sir Howard said: "We will not lower the amount of money we're putting in.
The amount of money put in is still the same whatever the fees are doing. I can promise you hand on heart there's no fiddle going on here."
The issue was raised following Hefce's annual conference last week.
Speaking at the conference, Rama Thirunamachandran, Hefce's research and knowledge transfer director, said that the Government's target of putting 2.5 per cent of gross domestic product into research could not be met without "major growth in research and development intensity".
Sir Howard said: "It's essential that we continue to sustain this country's very high performance in research and that the UK remains an attractive place to industry."
He said that increasing attention would be given to knowledge transfer. "We haven't incentivised the sector sufficiently. It's very high on our agenda."


The state of the vegetable patch.
Butterflies, seen and photographed. Nothing too special this year unfortunately.
The new moth trap - a review of the kit and what we've caught with it.
and interactions with the neighbours and hay making.


NASA's Kepler space telescope has detected two extrasolar planets that are the size of or smaller than Earth, making them the smallest exoplanets found to date.
As researchers get ever closer to finding an Earth-like exoplanet, some scientists are starting to think about how to spot smaller things, like exomoons.
For the first time, astronomers have found a planet smack in the middle of the habitable zone of its sunlike star, where temperatures are good for life.
Over the last few years, astronomers have learned how to accomplish the difficult task of directly imaging extrasolar planets. They have photographed half a dozen subjects.


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Q: Node JS Dust wont render new line I have file config.js that contains key - value pairs of text. This file is inserted into html by key. Example:
someKey : 'This is some text'
This is dust helper that inserts this text into html:
dust.helpers.translate = function(chunk, context, bodies, params) {
    chunk = config[params.key];
    return chunk;
};

I want to be able to insert new line but it is not working. Example:
someKey: 'This is some \ntext'
Any ideas?

A: You can either set the config flag to stop Dust from suppressing whitespace:
dust.config.whitespace = true

Or, you can insert a newline pragma in your template: {~n}
Since you are using a helper and inserting raw text, you probably want to do the first one.

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Carmelo Santos was born in Puerto Rico and grew up by the beach across the bay from San Juan, in a small town called Catano. He received his B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Rico, where he specialized in Organo-metalic synthesis. For his seminary and Ph.D. work he chose the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago because they had the Zygon Center for Religion and Science as well as an emphasis on Hispanic Ministries. His academic interests are in the intersection of science (specifically brain and cognitive science) and theology (particularly Liberation and Postcolonial theologies with an emphasis on Pneumatology and Theological Anthropology). For the last five years he has taught undergraduates at Georgetown University the course "God & the Brain." He is fundamentally interested in the question of how concrete religious practices, symbols and narratives actually shape the ways our brains (and nervous system in general) and how they can facilitate the decolonization of colonized people's imaginaries.


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Q: python рекурсия Есть список, который надо проверить. Есть кнопка.
При нажатии на кнопку проваливаемся в button_clicked. Там все работает. При вызове рекурсии (rekursia) программа крашится даже не войдя в нее
def add_functions(self):
    self.btn_green_1p.clicked.connect(lambda: self.button_clicked(1))

def rekursia(self,i, j, color):
    print("fa")
    #color: 1 - green, 2 - red, 3 - yellow, 4 - blue, 5 - black
    if table2[i-1][j] == color and i >= 0 :
        print("fa1")
        print(f'{i}{j}', i, j)
        self.rekursia(self, i-1, j, color)
        print("fa")

def button_clicked(self, color):
    for row in range(30):
        for col in range(30):
            if table2[row][col] == 1:
                print(table2[row][col])
                print(row)
                print(col)
                print(color)
                self.rekursia(self, row, col, color)

пробовал self.rekursia(self, lambda: row, lambda: col, lambda: color) не помогло.

A: Зачем вы передаете self в функцию?
self.rekursia(self, i-1, j, color)

self передастся автоматически, так как класс уже инициализирован
self.rekursia(i-1, j, color)


Typing should be taught in schools as a way to prevent the suffering of tens of thousands of UK workers from repetitive strain injury (RSI), according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC). The call was made to mark RSI day, which is today.
Poor typing skills are responsible for many cases of RSI, said the TUC, and these cases would be avoided if children were taught to type properly in school.
"Despite the reality that most people are more likely these days to use a computer to write a document than a pen, school children are not routinely being taught how to type," said TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber. "Keyboard skills are not a statutory part of the National Curriculum, although individual schools can decide to introduce them.
"This means that millions of children are missing out on a life skill that could help protect the workforce of tomorrow from this painful and chronic illness," said Barber. "The government should introduce touch typing and keyboard skills into the National Curriculum as soon as possible."
The TUC said 375,000 people in the UK suffer from some kind of musculoskeletal disorder in their upper body that has been worsened by their working conditions.
"One of the causes of RSI is the large number of two-fingered typists who use computers for a considerable part of the working day without any proper keyboard training," said the TUC statement. "The extra force and position of the hands when employees type using only two fingers makes the degree of strain worse, yet few employers even think of providing training for their staff on this very important workplace skill."
The top of your screen should be at eye level and at a comfortable distance away from you.
Your feet should be flat on the floor or on a foot rest if you need one.
If you do a lot of typing then make sure your employer offers you touch-typing training. Two finger typists are far more likely to get pains in the hand wrist and forearms.
You are legally entitled to have your computer equipment and workstation assessed to make sure that it meets your own individual needs.


The signs are all around. Many places in the world show degradation of the air, water, and soil. Species becoming extinct as natural habitats are being destroyed. The emissions of greenhouse gases that can alter the planet's climate are unacceptable. All the environmental issues put together amount to a very serious threat to human welfare. Yet at the same time, all accepted measures of well-being show that, on average, quality of life is improving around the globe. How does an environmentalist call society into action under such conditions?
A team of researchers examine this issue of the "environmentalist's paradox" in the latest issue of the journal, BioScience. They confirm that improvements in overall well-being are real, despite overwhelming evidence of ecosystem decline. The aggregate complacency that is occurring can be attributed to three main culprits.
The team of authors, led by Ciara Raudsepp-Hearne, agrees with the influential Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, which rates the capacity for ecosystem services for human purposes as low. They also agree with the Human Development Index (measures income, life-expectancy, and literacy), which shows significant improvements in the last forty years.
Unfortunately, the authors find little reassurance for a continued rise in aggregate well-being in the coming years. The observed effects to the environment threaten new gains in agricultural production. These threats can come in the form of wild temperature swings as well as an increased prevalence of floods and droughts. Technological advances can provide only a limited buffer in this regard. There is mixed evidence that society will be able to successfully adapt to further environmental degradation.
The team argues against complacency by pointing out what they call "ecosystem brittleness." They urge a greater understanding by researchers and decision makers, of the actual benefits of healthy ecosystems to human welfare. In the end, understanding this environmentalist's paradox is crucial to guiding future management of nature's services.


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Michael K. Colyar (born February 9, 1957) is an American actor, comedian, entertainer, voiceover artist, television/radio personality, and author.

Early life and education
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Colyar was raised in the Robert Taylor Homes public housing project and later relocated to the Morgan Park area. Colyar attended Morgan Park High School, graduating in 1975. Shortly after high school, Colyar attended Olive-Harvey junior college and later Chicago State University.

Other information
Colyar is the author of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to The White House, I Knocked on the Door and a Brother Answered, which was published in August 2012. Colyar began embarking on his 100 City tour of "Michael Colyar's Momma" in June 2018. He has a starring role in the upcoming film "You Married Dat" alongside LisaRaye, Juhahn Jones, Apryl Jones, and Audra Kinkead.

Filmography

Film

Television

References

External links

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Living people
1957 births
Chicago State University alumni
American male film actors
American stand-up comedians
American male voice actors
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Bears come back to France
The French are very concerned about the dozen or so bears living in the Pyrenees. A few years ago I even saw a children's sweatshirt that said, "Maman, c'était quoi un ours?" [Mama, what was a bear?] as if they were already close to extinction. They actually are near extinction in France, and there was a huge uproar when the bear named Cannelle (Cinnamon) was killed in November 2004.
To me it seems a little odd. I am a bear-lover too (although I have met bears too close for comfort in Wyoming, Montana, and upstate New York). But after all, there are tens of thousands of bears safe in other parts of the world. I get the feeling a lot of bear supporters just love the way bears look.
Last summer while sojourning in grizzly country, I read a book on how to survive bear attacks* (it was the revised edition, which alarmingly shows that the original advice was not 100% bearproof!) and learned that the European bear and the grizzly are essentially the same animal genetically. But the European bear, after millennia of being hunted down for every aggression against humans, now flees from people, and so has managed to survive in remote places of the east European mountains and in Scandinavia.
I thought this story was funny and you can tell that the reporter did, too.
From AP news today.
The release of the female bear Palouma, planned for Tuesday at the end of the day in the village of Arbas (Haute-Garonne), was delayed by several hours because of the presence of about a hundred opponents of the reintroduction of the plantigrade [sole-walker], to the mountain, it was learned at the beginning of the evening from those accompanying the Minister of Ecology.
The anti-bear people had come in small groups, after hours of walking through the mountains, and placed themselves uphill from the site chosen for the release, making noise with bells and cans, which put into question the release of the animal, which had arrived by truck from Slovenia, according to information given by the press pool present, and confirmed by members of the Minister's group.
According to Philippe Lacube, president of the ASPAP (Association pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine Ariège-Pyrénées, or Association for the safeguarding of the Ariège-Pyrénées patrimony), this action allowed the opponents to display their disapproval of the reinforcement of the bear population. It showed Nelly Olin that "this is not the way we see the future of the Pyrenees," he said.
The Minister of Ecology called the opponents "cowards", "imbeciles", and "donkeys", and assured them that she would not renounce her plan of reinforcement. "It's a beautiful story turned into a nightmare," she declared, explaining that to release the bear under these conditions was too risky, and that it would be kept several hours in a secret place before being let go, doubtlessly during the night.
*(one way to survive)
25 April 2006 in France | Permalink
It's not only about extinction. Predator animals are essential to a balanced eco-system, even in France.
Posted by: Jessica | 26 April 2006 at 00:25
Yes, this is hilarious. Do we NEED bears ? Certainly there's nothing more important going on here these days than bears and anti-bears riots. Sadly hilarious.
Bright idea, this "Who's en colère today". I'm sure you'll find more than enough material to make it a daily column. Je vous lis toujours avec un grand plaisir, et un demi sourire.
Posted by: Azure-Te | 26 April 2006 at 00:36
interesting and well pointed note.
In french is an example how bear/shepherd relation ship is managed in Canada. It is not that different in state like Oregon, Washington or Wyoming in USA, far different than in France. see
http://enguerrand.over-blog.org/article-2621011.html
Posted by: Enguerrand | 05 May 2006 at 23:52


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A Book About Love
By Jonah Lehrer
Read by Jacques Roy
Rave and Reviews
Number one bestselling science writer Jonah Lehrer explores the "only happiness that lasts"—love—in a book that "is interesting on nearly every page" (David Brooks, The New York Times Book Review).
Weaving together scientific studies from clinical psychologists, longitudinal studies of health and happiness, historical accounts and literary depictions, child-rearing manuals, and the language of online dating sites, Jonah Lehrer's A Book About Love plumbs the most mysterious, most formative, most important impulse governing our lives.
Love confuses and compels us—and it can destroy and define us. It has inspired our greatest poetry, defined our societies and our beliefs, and governs our biology. From the way infants attach to their parents, to the way we fall in love with another person, to the way some find a love for God or their pets, to the way we remember and mourn love after it expires, this book focuses on research that attempts, even in glancing ways, to deal with the long-term and the everyday.
The most dangerous myth of love is that it's easy, that we fall into the feeling and then the feeling takes care of itself. While we can easily measure the dopamine that causes the initial feelings of "falling" in love, the partnerships and devotions that last decades or longer remain a mystery. "Lehrer uses scores of detailed vignettes to traverse a complicated intellectual landscape, eventually arriving at modern theories of love…He is a talent" (USA TODAY), and A Book About Love decodes the set of skills necessary to cultivate a lifetime of love. Love, Lehrer argues, is not built solely on overwhelming passion, but, fascinatingly, on a set of skills to be cultivated over a lifetime.
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Jonah Lehrer is a writer, journalist, and the author of Mystery, A Book About Love, How We Decide, and Proust Was a Neuroscientist. He graduated from Columbia University and studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. He's written for The New Yorker, Nature, Wired, The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. He lives in Los Angeles, California.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster (July 12, 2016)
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Psychology > Social Psychology
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Raves and Reviews
"Jonah Lehrer has a lot to offer the world… The book is interesting on nearly every page… Good writers make writing look easy, but what people like Lehrer do is not easy at all."—David Brooks, The New York Times Book Review
"The animating idea of his intriguing new book is that two opposing psychological laws, habituation and love, shape much of human experience... Lehrer uses scores of detailed vignettes to traverse a complicated intellectual landscape, eventually arriving at modern theories of love.... Lehrer is a talent..."—Matt McCarthy, USA Today
"The amazing thing that starts to happen, in pages I wanted to dislike, is that the anecdotes and insights made me stop thinking about Lehrer—stop noticing and interrogating his defensive notations—and instead, started taking measure of my own ability to love."—Nathan Deuel, Los Angeles Times
"Here is my deliberately short review: It is a good book."—Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution
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"Skies, listen and I will speak. Earth, hear the words of my mouth.
My teachings will come like the rain, like a mist falling to the ground, like a gentle rain on the soft grass, like rain on the green plants.
Praise God as I speak the LORD'S name!
"The Lord is the Rock, and his work is perfect! Yes, all his ways are right! God is true and faithful. He is good and honest.


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Geneva Сalls on Swiss Government to Give Asylum to Assange - Reports
© AP Photo / Kirsty Wigglesworth
https://sputniknews.com/europe/201902091072270028-assange-asylum-switzerland/
Assange's lawyers said on 23 January they had filed an urgent application to the Washington-based Inter-American Commission of Human Rights (IACHR) in order to compel US authorities to disclose the charges against the whistleblower.
The city council of Geneva has called on the Swiss government to provide asylum to founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assange, who has been inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since 2012, the Swiss broadcasting company RTS reported.
The text was proposed by Eric Bertinat of the conservative right People's Party who stated during the debate that such figures as Assange deserve support, because "otherwise there is a risk of plunging into a totalitarian state".
Geneva (the city) passes resolution that Switzerland should give Julian Assange asylum. https://t.co/QwVxPYYknw
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) February 7, 2019
The Swiss government has already responded to the request, saying that the founder of WikiLeaks "is not a human rights defender, and therefore Switzerland cannot defend him in that capacity".
In January, Assange's defence team said it had asked the IACHR commission to compel Ecuador to cease its espionage activities against Assange, to stop the isolation imposed on him and to protect him from extradition to the United States. Later, WikiLeaks stated the commission had given Ecuador five days to answer seven questions on threats against Assange's asylum.
READ MORE: US Questioning Ecuadorian Embassy Staff Over Debunked Assange-Manafort Story
Assange's Defense Team Legally Challenges Trump Administration to 'Unseal Charges'
Assange, who has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in the United Kingdom since 2012, has repeatedly noted he feared extradition to the United States over publishing thousands of leaked classified documents. His defence team has cited media reports suggesting that Ecuador's president Lenin Moreno had sought to reach an agreement with the United States on handing Assange over to Washington in exchange for "debt relief".
Moreover, in November, WikiLeaks and a number of US media outlets published what they claimed was a court filing in an unrelated case including some sealed charges that used Assange's name in an "apparent cut-and-paste error". The outlets then suggested that the existence of these files meant the existence of charges brought against Assange by the US authorities.
In October, the Ecuadorian authorities introduced a protocol restricting Assange's communications. The activist's defence team said the new rules were a violation of Assange's rights.
OAS Requests Info on Assange's Asylum Conditions in Ecuadorian Embassy in UK
Only Massive Publicity in US and UK Will Change Things for Julian Assange - Prof
US Assange Treatment: 'Extraordinary for Supposedly Democratic Nation' – Analyst
Assange's Defense Team Legally Challenges Trump Administration
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Large double bedroom with king size (5') bed, own shower room and fridge.
Small double bedroom with double bed (4' 6") and own bathroom.
All rooms have 19" LCD digital TV, tea and coffee-making facilities and furnishings of a high standard.
Use of garden room in the main house during the day.
Picnics, wine and soft drinks can be provided for guests.


You should already know by now that GSM voice calls and SMS messages are not secure. Any third party can easily set up a rogue base station and listen to your calls, read your SMS messages, and reroute, drop, or alter any of them.
Yes, GSM security is that broken.
What you may not have realized yet, is that your GPRS/EDGE connections are just as insecure.
Take a look at the following two pictures and try and answer this question: is the smartphone shown on those images connected, via GPRS and via EDGE, respectively, to the network operator "movistar"?
Note for those of you unfamiliar with the iPhone: the smartphone in the pictures is an iPhone 3G, which, on the top left corner of the screen, it usually displays the name of the network operator it is connected to, and then, next to it, a symbol representing the type of data connection it has established: a circle, if it is connected using GPRS, or a letter "E", if it is connected using EDGE (or "3G" if it is connected using UMTS).
The right answer, sadly enough, is this:"Maybe it is, but then again, maybe it is not". That's the thing: you simply cannot tell!
Note: In this case, the Internet connection of the PC was established via ADSL, but we could have used any other access technology like cable, UMTS or even GPRS/EDGE.
The above example, in which a user simply navigates to a static web page and the attacker sniffs the connection is a really simple one, granted, but it does illustrate the point: the attacker is sitting between the user's smartphone and the Internet, with full control over any packet flowing between them. Now, think of the possibilities for mischief: the attacker could read any e-mail sent or received in cleartext, she could read any usernames and passwords sent in cleartext by the user to remote servers, she could redirect any outgoing HTTP request to a malicious web server that would then send malicious content back to the browser, etc.
Just think about it the next time your smartphone tells you that it is using a GPRS/EDGE connection. Or, if you feel that your data is not interesting enough for an attacker, think about what might be going on the next time the smartphone of your CEO or any other VIP in your organization reports that it is using GPRS/EDGE. Would those connections be interesting to an attacker? Oh, yes!
So, what can you do to protect your GPRS/EDGE communications? We'll give you a short answer and a long answer.
The short answer: Do not use GPRS or EDGE; instead, use only UMTS ("3G", "3.5G", HSPA). Alternatively, make sure you use end-to-end authentication and encryption for all aplications that you access wirelessly. Or, even better, do both.
Come to our GSM/UMTS Security training course and you will see for yourself! In the course, we cover everything you need to know about GSM and UMTS security, including voice calls, SMS messaging, and data connections (GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSPA). All packed in a very short, very intense training experience, with lots of interactive demonstrations, that will make you fully understand all the vulnerabilities and risks involved and all the countermeasures available.
In November 2010 we will be teaching it for the first time, in Valencia, in Spanish, but if you don't speak Spanish or can't make it this time, don't worry: we'll be running English editions soon enough. Follow our blog, tweets and/or web page, and you won't miss it when we announce them.
Finally, if you fear that this GPRS/EDGE problem might apply to more than just smartphones, your instincts are serving you well: it definetely does. We will talk about that on a future post.
In the meantime, "be afraid, be very afraid..." of GPRS/EDGE connections!
This year I had the opportunity to gather the details of the latest vulnerability in Wi-Fi technologies before it's announcement during the BlackHat and DefCon conferences, dubbed "(WPA2) Hole 196", however at that point, I didn't have the time to analyze it and publish the details. I always like to perform an in-depth analysis and share my comments on the current Wi-Fi security threats, as I did during the last years in our original RaDaJo blog with the PTW WEP cracking attack (104 & 40-bit), WEP cloaking, autoimmunity disorder in WLANs or the WPA/TKIP ChopChop attack. (WPA2) Hole 196 couldn't be left apart!
My last WPA/TKIP ChopChop attack analysis emphasized the temporary nature of TKIP, recommending WPA2/AES as the reference security technology for Wi-Fi networks. However, the first well-known vulnerability for WPA2-Enterprise has been released. During BlackHat and Defcon 2010, MD Sohail Ahmad senior wireless security researcher from AirTight Networks, presented "WPA Too!", demonstrating an inherent flaw in the design of WPA(2). Apart from the original presentation, whitepaper, blog post, webinar and FAQ, there is a great analysis by Glenn Fleishman available here.
So, let's start this quick analysis emphasizing a security principle the infosec industry does not fully assimilate yet: "If something is shared, it cannot be secret" ;) Hole 196 exploits this principle attacking the GTK, the Group Temporal Key shared by all Wi-Fi clients to exchange broadcast and multicast traffic. This principle is also what makes WPA(2)-PSK solutions vulnerable, as the Pre-Shared Key is known by all Wi-Fi clients, so any legitimate user can easily decrypt the Wi-Fi traffic from other users.
To sum up, I agree with my friend Josh Wright that this new vulnerability won't make people to switch off their Wi-Fi networks (as WEP flaws did a few years back). What makes this finding more interesting is that it affects the most secure Wi-Fi environments nowadays, those based on WPA2/AES-Enterprise (802.1X). To put things in context, there are still thousands, or even millions, of Wi-Fi deployments that are based on WEP or WPA(2)-PSK vulnerable to much more relevant flaws than this one.
All WPA and WPA2 environments, independently of the encryption technology used (TKIP or AES) or the authentication method (Personal, PSK or Enterprise, 802.1X) are vulnerable. Hole 196 is particularly relevant on WPA2/AES-Enterprise.
Hole 196 is an insider attack, meaning the attacker needs to be a legitimate Wi-Fi user to get access to the GTK. It therefore affects security conscious organizations concerned about the insider threat (unfortunately, still today not everybody is concerned) or the few Wi-Fi hotspots based on WPA(2)-Enterprise (where other legitimate users are not trusted users implicitly).
It allows stealthier ARP poisoning (MitM) attacks, as the malicious ARP frames won't be seen on the wired network segments and, therefore, on a wired IDS/IPS. This could be a good reason for security conscious organizations, already using WPA2-Enterprise, to deploy a wireless IDS (WIDS).
An attacker can use ARP poisoning techniques to get access to (decrypt) other users Wi-Fi traffic, as in a default WPA(2)-PSK setup or wired LAN, manipulate that traffic, or launch DoS attacks. Less-stealthier ARP poisoning attacks are possible on any Wi-Fi network (not just through Hole 196), and quite honestly, still today lots of organizations are unable to detect ARP poisoning attacks on their networks (LAN or WLAN) or even enforce secure wired or wireless network access through 802.1X authentication.
A new kind of DoS is possible through Hole 196 by increasing the value of the packet number (PN) field, used by WPA2 to detect replay attacks. This attack joins the long list of Wi-Fi DoS attacks still possible today.
In essence, Hole196 allows the injection of fake broadcast or multicast frames in the Wi-Fi network that all users will accept as legitimate. Therefore, an attacker can launch any kind of attack that implies the usage of broadcast or multicast traffic at layer 2, being ARP poisoning the best example. This is what the FAQ refers to as "Other attacks such as port scanning, exploiting OS and application vulnerabilities, malware injection, DNS manipulation, denial of service, etc. are possible by misusing GTK."
In the absence of a WIDS, client-based detection capabilities are specially relevant to detect ARP spoofing attacks launched through Hole 196. This opens the door for a future blog post focused on analyzing nowadays ARP poisoning detection solutions on the client side (and in case you ask, Snort is not a client side solution for me), such as arpwatch by LBNL (already analyzed in 2003 on my "Real Worl ARP Spoofing" GCIH paper), DecaffeintID by IronGeek (Windows) or XArp by Christoph P. Mayer (Windows and Linux). What are the solutions available for other Wi-Fi clients, such as mobile devices?
Hole 196 has favored new research focused on how the current TCP/IP stacks behave and respond to layer 3 (IP) unicast packets encapsulated in layer 2 (802.11 or Ethernet) broadcast or multicast frames. Josh opened Pandora's box on his Packetstan blog post. Although still it is not clear how this misbehavior can be fully exploited on any network, apart from bypassing layer-2 filters, it is particularly relevant for one-way attacks on Wi-Fi PSPF (Publicly Secure Packet Forwarding, aka "client isolation") environments through Hole 196.
Josh mentioned Windows Vista and 7 accept LAN broadcast traffic sent to unicast IP addresses. I confirmed that Windows Vista SP2 under VMware Fusion 3.1.1 (LAN) in fact does accept this kind of traffic for ICMP, TCP or UDP for broadcast and multicast layer-2 addresses. The most surprising fact is that Windows Vista and 7 accept TCP broadcast traffic. New TCP/IP stack implementations can always include hidden gifts!
Linux 2.6 (2.6.30.9), for the records running inside VMware 6.5.4 (LAN), accepts both broadcast and multicast traffic for ICMP and UDP. It rejects it for TCP. From a layer 2 vs. protocol perspective it makes sense, as ICMP and UDP protocols can make use of broadcast and multicast communications, while TCP cannot. However, the key question about this misbehavior is: should the layer 3 address be verified against the layer 2 address by the OS TCP/IP stack before processing a frame/packet?
iPhone 3.1.3 and 4.0.2 (WLAN) accept both broadcast and multicast traffic for ICMP and UDP, but rejects both layer-2 addressing types for TCP, like Linux 2.6.
Mac OS X 10.6.4 (WLAN) again behaves similarly to Linux 2.6, only accepting both broadcast and multicast traffic for ICMP and UDP.
Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5 behave as Windows XP, not accepting this kind of traffic for any of the protocols (ICMP, TCP or UDP) no matter the layer-2 address used, broadcast or multicast.
If you are interested on testing this kind of misbehaviors, you can use Josh's suggested packet crafting technique based on Python and Scapy (for ICMP, TCP & UDP) on various platforms, including the standard Backtrack 4 Final VM I used for these tests (with Scapy v2.1.0), or a simpler multi-platform method (Windows, Linux & Mac) based on creating a static entry on the local ARP table using a broadcast or multicast layer-2 address, and generating traffic against the associated layer-3 address through ping (ICMP) or netcat (TCP & UDP).
NOTE: It would be more secure not to use 196 as the target port (Hint: root level required if port <=1023).
For mobile or embedded devices, where netcat cannot be used, you need to identify first an open TCP & UDP port that replies to standard unicast traffic. Remember that for UDP you also need to send a properly formatted packet to the target service in order to force a valid reply (Hint: ARP static entry & "nmap -n -Pn -sU -sV -p5353,137 192.168.100.1").
Definitely, more research is needed if a relevant exploitation vector for this misbehavior is found, including the analysis of both broadcast and multicast packets, covering all interfaces (WLAN and LAN) just in case the TCP/IP stacks behave differently, and considering all kind of Wi-Fi clients such as mobile devices, printers, multimedia disks, etc. Anything with a TCP/IP stack should be part of this extended research. BTW, for the layer 2 multicast address I used 01:00:5e:00:00:01, that corresponds to 224.0.0.1 (all systems on this subnet, IANA). If you test other platforms or have exploitation ideas, please share them in the comments section below, or send me an e-mail.
I will cover Hole 196 as part of an in-depth technical look at the current state of Wi-Fi (802.11) security and the still today prevalent and cutting-edge Wi-Fi vulnerabilities and countermeasures, on my "Wi-Fi (In)Security: All Your Air Are Belong To..." talk during the GOVCERT.NL Symposium on November 16, 2010, in The Netherlands.
NOTE: The image above belongs to the Great Blue Hole of Belize, in the Lighthouse Reef atoll, a legendary 125 meters deep underwater sinkhole.
Windows Mobile manages Wi-Fi (or 802.11) wireless communications through the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) client or service, similarly to the equivalent Windows-based desktop operating systems. Windows Mobile, as most Wi-Fi clients, keeps a list of the wireless networks manually configured, plus the networks it has connected to in the past, on the Preferred Network List (PNL).
Every time the Wi-Fi interface is turned on, and periodically once it has been activated (for example, to roam between access points), the device checks through 802.11 probe requests what networks in its PNL are available in the current location. Based on the responses obtained, it tries to connect to the most preferred network.
In the past, this network discovery process was performed by sending a generic probe request for the broadcast (or any) network plus specific requests for every network in the PNL. This meant devices disclosed the full PNL in the air , exposing themselves to karma-like attacks , where an attacker can identify the hidden networks (or access points) the mobile device is trying to connect to and impersonate them, forcing the target device to connect to the attacker's network to capture its traffic and launch more advanced attacks.
In order to avoid this vulnerable behavior, Microsoft released the Wireless Client Update (or patch) for Windows XP SP2 in January 2007 (KB917021) , changing the previous behaviour of Wireless Auto Configuration: "This update helps prevent a Windows wireless client from advertising the wireless networks in its preferred networks list."
The new update mitigates the vulnerability, as the wireless device or client only generates 802.11 probe requests for the broadcast network, generically asking for the networks available in the area. An exception to this behavior is presented by the existence of Wi-Fi hidden networks in the PNL: due to the fact hidden (or nonbroadcast) networks do not include their SSID (Wi-Fi network name) in the beacon frames, and do not respond to generic queries asking for any network available, the Wi-Fi clients need to specifically ask for these hidden networks, disclosing its name and existence on the device PNL. This makes devices vulnerable again to the aforementioned attacks.
A similar configuration option is implemented in Windows Mobile. However, Windows Mobile 6.5 is vulnerable to an information disclosure flaw where the mobile device reveals its complete PNL every few seconds (30 or 120 seconds in the tests performed). As a result it presents (again) the old vulnerable behavior where 802.11 probe requests asking for the broadcast network plus all the networks available on the device PNL, hidden and visible, are revealed into the air. The expected non-vulnerable behavior implies the generation of probe requests for the broadcast network plus all the hidden networks in the PNL, but not for the non-hidden networks.
The images above show the generated 802.11 probe requests for the broadcast network, two hidden networks ("wifi" and "Taddong") and two visible networks ("hotspot" and "ejemplo").
This behavior can be used by a potential attacker to launch karma-like attacks .
The vulnerability exists on the default configuration and there is no setup option to mitigate it or make the mobile device not vulnerable.
We think Microsoft should release a software update to change this vulnerable behavior in Windows Mobile 6.5 and make the "This is a hidden network" configuration option effective, as it did with the Windows-based desktop operating systems .
Due to the absence of a current or future software update, users must evaluate the contents of their PNL at any time. The only effective countermeasure against this vulnerability is to keep an always empty PNL, that is, the user has to actively remove the networks added to the PNL. This means the user must review the PNL and remove any new entries after finishing using the Wi-Fi capabilities every time she establishes a connection with any Wi-Fi network.
If a single network is left on the PNL, the device will try to discover its presence and connect to it, and a potential attacker will be able to launch the karma-like attacks previously mentioned. This kind of attack is especially critical when the user connects to not secure Wi-Fi networks, such as open hotspots or WEP-based networks, enabling unauthorized connections to the mobile device.
Unfortunately, Windows Mobile 6.5 does not have an equivalent option to the automatic connection switch available on Windows XP: "Connect when this network is in range".
The security recommendation of removing all the hidden networks from the PNL, only allowing connections to not hidden or broadcast Wi-Fi networks, is completely ineffective to mitigate the impact of this vulnerability and the associated karma-like attacks (in fact, it is the main victim of this vulnerability).
(*) Microsoft states Windows Phone 7 is not affected by this vulnerability, but this fact has not been tested and/or confirmed.
"We have completed our investigations and can confirm that we saw the behavior reported by you on the Windows Mobile 6.5 phone. However, this issues constitutes a Low severity Information Disclosure issue which does not meet our bar for a security bulletin release."
"As discussed previously during our investigation, we can confirm that Windows Mobile 6.5 does broadcasts the PNL. However, because of the low severity impact of the information disclosed combined with the fact that the attack would be untargeted (i.e. the attacker cannot force the mobile device to disclose the PNL), Microsoft would not issue a public security update to address this issue. Instead we would address this via next version of the product or service pack if it applies. As you've pointed out, this same issue was addressed on the desktop Windows platform via service pack described here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/917021. We also confirm that this issue does not exist in Windows Phone 7 when it releases."
We at Taddong honestly believe this finding must be publicly known by the information security community in order to take appropriate countermeasures and mitigate the vulnerable behavior. Therefore, we have coordinated the release of this security advisory together with the vendor, following responsible disclosure principles. This vulnerability is especially relevant considering the extensive number of Windows Mobile 6.5 devices available in the market and the potential impact of the associated attacks.
2010-08-05: Taddong notifies the Microsoft security team about the vulnerability and sends a brief technical report.
2010-08-05: The Microsoft security team acknowledges the vulnerability report.
2010-08-20: The Microsoft security team confirms the vulnerability and notifies that an associated security bulletin or software update won't be released.
2010-08-23: Taddong notifies the Microsoft security team about the behaviour in Windows Mobile 6.1 (initial research was focused on Windows Mobile 6.5).
2010-08-23: The Microsoft security team acknowledges the vulnerability update.
2010-09-01: Taddong publishes security advisory TAD-2010-003.
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 "KARMA Wireless Client Security Assessment Tools". Dino A. Dai Zovi. 2004.
 "Description of the Wireless Client Update for Windows XP with Service Pack 2". Microsoft. January 2007.
The contents of this security advisory are copyright (c) 2010 Taddong S.L., and may be distributed freely provided that no fee is charged for this distribution and proper credit is given.
Last update: February 16, 2011 - Windows Mobile 6.1 is vulnerable too. See (UPDATE) marks.
Windows Mobile manages Wi-Fi (or 802.11) wireless communications through the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) client or service, similarly to the equivalent Windows-based desktop operating systems. Windows Mobile keeps the previous Wi-Fi interface state during the boot process, that is, if the Wi-Fi interface was active during the last shutdown, it will remain turned on after the boot process; if the Wi-Fi interface was off during the last shutdown, it will remain turned off after the boot process.
Unlike the mobile data capabilities (2-3.5G), organizations (and individuals) interested on disabling, or not using at all, the Wi-Fi capabilities of Windows Mobile-based devices can simply switch off the Wi-Fi interface and it will remain disabled unless the user turns it on explicitly. This default behavior is particularly useful in untrusted or "dangerous" locations, where the device owner does not want to disclose the mobile device presence while the phone is turned on (but its data wireless capabilities are turned off), presenting a completely silent profile.
However, Windows Mobile 6.5 is vulnerable to an information disclosure flaw where the mobile device generates 802.11 traffic during the boot process even when the Wi-Fi interface is turned off. As a result, it generates Wi-Fi traffic in the form of 802.11 probe requests asking for the broadcast (or any) network, plus requests for all the hidden networks available on its Preferred Network List (PNL).
The image above shows the 802.11 probe requests generated for the broadcast network, plus two hidden networks ("wifi" and "Taddong").
The disclosure of the MAC address could seem low impact at first sight, as it is revealed every time the Wi-Fi interface is switched on. However, the impact is much bigger in very sensitive environments (defense, finance, healthcare, etc) where the Wi-Fi interface is always turned off, but other wireless technologies might be used, such as Bluetooth.
Bluetooth uses the device address, knows as the BD_ADDR (Bluetooth Device Address), as a secret, as it is required to establish a connection with a non-discoverable (or non-visible) Bluetooth device. Some vendors (even outside the Windows Mobile world, such as Apple with the iPhone 2G & 3G) assign correlative or sequential addresses to the different wireless interfaces of mobile devices, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. As a result of this vulnerability, the knowledge of the Wi-Fi MAC address automatically discloses the BD_ADDR of the mobile device, exposing it to undesired Bluetooth communications and attacks.
The disclosure of the hidden networks available on the device PNL can be used to launch karma-like attacks . The mobile device discloses the hidden networks while trying to find and connect to these networks if they are available. An attacker can identify the hidden networks (or access points) the mobile device is trying to connect to and impersonate them, forcing the target device to connect to the attacker's network to capture its traffic and launch more advanced attacks.
However, these karma-like attacks will only be possible if the Wi-Fi interface is switched on afterwards, so that the attacker can interact with the device wirelessly. The activation of the Wi-Fi interface will disclose the hidden networks (again), therefore, this vulnerability has the same impact as the one associated to configuring hidden Wi-Fi networks on the device.
We think Microsoft should release a software update to change this vulnerable behavior and keep the Wi-Fi interface silent until it is turned on. Due to the absence of a current or future software update, users must evaluate the physical locations where their Windows Mobile-based devices are switched on. A potential attacker located around the target mobile device during the boot process (in the range of several kilometers or miles, depending on the Wi-Fi hardware available) will be able to capture the information previously mentioned.
Additionally, users can reduce the impact of this vulnerability removing all the hidden networks from the PNL, and as a result, only allowing connections to not hidden or broadcast Wi-Fi networks.
(UPDATE) Additional tests on Windows Mobile 6.1 confirm that this OS version is also vulnerable to this issue, disclosing the hidden networks contained in the PNL during the boot process like Windows Mobile 6.5.
(**) Microsoft states Windows Phone 7 is not affected by this vulnerability, but this fact has not been tested and/or confirmed.
We at Taddong honestly believe this finding must be publicly known by the information security community in order to take appropriate countermeasures and mitigate the vulnerable behavior. Therefore, we have coordinated the release of this security advisory together with the vendor, following responsible disclosure principles.
2010-09-01: Taddong publishes security advisory TAD-2010-002.
2011-02-16: Additional tests on Windows Mobile 6.1 confirm it is vulnerable to this issue.


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