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La Plata is a peak I've been wanting to ski for years, but one thing or another always got in the way. This time the stars aligned though, and I got to enjoy one of my most enjoyable 14er ski days ever. Though the roads were dry, the drive was made interesting by a couple people who clearly should not have been driving at 4:00 in the morning. Matt and I met at the trailhead and were skinning at 5:30 sharp.
Hagar Mountain – 2014-04-11
A couple weeks ago, Hans and I decided to get out to ski. Hagar worked well thanks to how close to town it is, and how quickly it can be done. This was good for me since I was still tired from Humboldt a few days prior, and for Hans because he was moving to Wyoming the following day. The half-mile downhill skin went quickly enough, and then we were headed up in to Dry Gulch.
Humboldt Peak – 2014-04-08
There are days when everything goes right; this was not one such day. Tuesday was remarkable in that almost everything unpleasant about Colorado ski mountaineering wrapped itself up in a single day. I set my alarm before going to bed for 2:45am; my eyes opened at 1:55am and I was pleased to see that I had another hour to sleep. Next thing I know, it's 3:50am. Fortunatley I'd completely packed up the night before, and was able to be on the road in record time with wheels rolling at 4am sharp. I made good time and met Matt at the trailhead just prior to 7am, only half an hour late.
Dyer Peak – 2014-03-29
Though I'd hoped to be getting on a few more 14ers by now, Saturday's trip up a high 13er was a great way to spend a spring day. Hans and I started skinning up the road at about 8:30, with Jeff and Sam running a bit late.
Starting off the season right – Little Bear Peak Ski Descent – 2014-03-21
I've been itching for ski mountaineering season to roll back around, and we're finally getting there. Much of the state isn't ready yet, but with its thinner snowpack and warm, sunny weather, the Sangres are rapidly coming in to condition. The timing on this climb was a bit unusual, with Eric and I heading straight down for the climb after a full day of work on Thursday and skipping the couple hours of poor sleep that these days typically start with.
We made it up to 9,800′ on the Lake Como road before being stopped by snow, and were moving at 1am. Despite a relaxed-feeling pace, we made quick work of the road and hit the base of a north-facing couloir at 2:30am. This was our one point of concern in regards to snowpack stability, and we spent a full 90 minutes digging pits, poking around, discussing, and slowly working our way in to the line before making the call to continue upwards.
Berthoud Pass Training Day – 2014/01/11
Yesterday was about as good as it gets. Despite a forecast for particularly unpleasant weather, Hans and I went out as we were in need of a training day at altitude. We chose a low-angle, somewhat wind-sheltered area up at Berthoud Pass with the intent of cranking out 3,000′ or so of skinning, plus the ability to test out a couple things. It started out gray, snowy, and windy; we weren't sure how long we would stick around, but at least we were out.
After breaking trail for 1,000′ from the car, we were treated to a decent (if not wind-affected) ski down to our chosen transition spot. Despite keeping one ski on to avoid sinking in, Hans punched in pretty deep and was forced to take both skis off to climb out of a hole.
Eiseman Hut – 2013 Winter Solstice
After taking a year off from the annual Eiseman trip, we went back to the Ben Eiseman hut with a dozen friends, lots of food, and – new this time – a keg of beer. Thanks to clear weather, an empty hut, and some vacation time to use, Chris and Gary decided to spend an extra night at the hut and head in Thursday afternoon, a handful of us went in late Thursday night to arrive early on Friday, and the rest came in two more separate groups later on Friday. This is sometimes a recipe for disaster, but any major incidents were avoided this time.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Election officials may expect low turnout in West Virginia's primary race for governor, but the candidates have collected more than 8,700 contributions totaling nearly $4.5 million.
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A significant amount of hue and cry in the WordPress world surrounds security, and not without some cause; a poorly implemented install is susceptible to attack, especially in earlier versions.
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BETHESDA, Md. – Tiger Woods played before the largest crowd of the day, even though it never topped 100. Brendon de Jonge had as many birdies – three – as people in his gallery on a strange, silent Saturday at the AT&T National.
A violent wind storm overnight that toppled dozens of trees and littered the course with limbs forced tournament officials to keep spectators and all but the essential volunteers away from Congressional for the third round. Considering the amount of debris, it was amazing they even played.
De Jonge was steady in the steamy heat for a third straight round in the 60s, this one a 2-under 69 that gave him a one-shot lead over Woods, Bo Van Pelt and S.Y. Noh headed into a final round that figures to be a lot more noisy.
Woods and Van Pelt shot 67, and Noh had a 69.
De Jonge, a South African going for his first PGA Tour win, made his final birdie on the 12th hole with a wedge out of the rough that climbed over a ridge and settled about 12 feet behind the cup. It was worthy of applause, but there was only one person in the gallery to see it – Kandi Mahan, the wife of Hunter Mahan.
Indeed, this was a day like few others on the PGA Tour.
A few volunteers, tournament staff and club members tagged along after Woods, and provided about the only noise of the round. They watched him and Van Pelt get off to a quick start, then match pars on the back nine to get close to the lead.
I told Tiger that was a Bo Van Pelt crowd, so I was used to that, Van Pelt said. I was very comfortable with 10 or 15 people watching me play golf. No, it was just nice to get it in. I think we're all fortunate that nobody got hurt out here last night. It's a credit to the grounds staff that they got this golf course ready.
I'm sure if you saw pictures of what it looked like at midnight, the fact that we played golf today is a minor miracle.
De Jonge was at 7-under 206 and will play in the final group with Van Pelt and Woods, who is going for his third win of the year. Woods won the AT&T National the last time it was held at Congressional in 2009.
Billy Hurley, the Navy veteran who grew up in the area, had a 66 and was two shots back, along with Mahan, who stumbled to a 73.
Today might be a return to normal, at least with the noise, especially with Woods in the final group.
The final round will be threesomes going off both sides, giving the grounds crew even more time to clean up the course. For Saturday, the grounds crew did well to put chain saws to the toppled trees and collect the hundreds of branches scattered across the fairways and pile them up outside the ropes.
It was the debris, along with some loose limbs, that led officials to turn back spectators for the third round. The Saturday tickets will be honored today, which could make Congressional even more raucous.
Woods was worth seeing Saturday, at least on the front nine.
He holed an 8-foot birdie putt to start his round and got off to a quick start by taking on five putts in the opening six holes – a short bunker save on No. 2, a 40-foot birdie putt on No. 3, a wedge from 76 yards to tap-in range for par on the fourth, an easy up-and-down from just off the green on No. 5, and then his biggest moment.
After missing the green to the left on the par-5 sixth, he had an uphill lie in buried grass and holed out for an unlikely birdie. Woods offered a moderate fist pump as the gallery – they numbered 73 at that point, not counting TV crews and other media – cheered.
Woods said his mild response was more about the day of the week than the decibel levels from the gallery.
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The parking lot of Disco Kroger at the corner of Montrose and Hawthorne has been an ideal vantage point to watch the two-month-long demolition of yet another curious piece of Houston history. While the ten-story building at 3400 Montrose is little more than twisted girders and concrete rubble now, i ... More >>
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Two of Houston's last surviving bluesmen have recently suffered significant health setbacks, according to members of the blues community. Guitarist I.J. Gosey, once a member of the session crew that produced a slew of R&B standards for Houston's Duke/Peacock records in the '50s and early '60s, has ... More >>
The Houston blues community is mourning longtime local musician Marie English, who friends say passed away earlier this week after complications from knee surgery. English, a keyboardist and singer, was 49 and had been a member of Tommy Dardar's band. She had been in the local blues scene since the ... More >>
John Egan has been brushing up on his networking skills, while working up his mojo for the world's leading blues competition. "They told me I needed fresh business cards," says the solo Houston bluesman known for twisting barbed licks out of his his silver hollowbody Resonator guitar. "It's totally ... More >>
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This ain't honky-tonk: Presented by They, Who Sound and Signal To Noise, Baltimore-based composer and avant-garde steel guitarist Susan Alcorn performs three sets starting 8 p.m. tonight at 14 Pews (800 Aurora): One solo, and two in trios with David Dove (trombone) and Damon Smith (bass), and Jo Bir ... More >>
It's crawfish season, as Rocks Off may have mentioned recently. All weekend - today through Sunday, in other words - the Houston Blues Society is sponsoring the stage at the Kemah Crawfish Festival, featuring dependable locals such as Mojofromopolis, the Paul Ramirez Band, Texas Johnny Brown, Don Ke ... More >>
Scoremore presents a release party for up-and-coming local rapper Doughbeezy for his new CD Blue Magic at Warehouse Live tonight ($15). The album features Dough's collaboration with Killa Kyleon, "F*ck You," which should not be mistaken for the Cee-Lo song of the same partially censored name. Watch ... More >>
Dan "Uncle Mojo" Workman, host of the Thursday-night blues jam at the 19th Hole bar in The Woodlands, passed away over the weekend. He had a stroke last Thursday and died Saturday morning, the Houston Blues Society said. According to reports, he had played his regular gig earlier Thursday night. "H ... More >>
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Lightnin' Hopkins finally gets his own historical marker.
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Kazakh government withdraws the claim for demolition of the only Temple of the Krishna Society in Kazakhstan
hare krsna
perhaps i am naive but why don't all Krsna followers vacte this God Less country.
could they not recieve shelter elsewhere ?
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Dec 5, 2008 @ 3:11 am
hari nam sankirtan is so simple & easy to do anywhere practically , just good to have some people around & or houses, then go strolling by slowly and singing hare krsna with drums & cymbols, someone should have some books or phamplets , invitations,
Lord Chatanya did this sankirtan
He likes and appreciates when we chant His Holy Names in public places
no requirement for huge endeavour
just go out anywhere you arte with freinds & do it / take a 1/ 2 hour walk singing hare krsna
sundays in Santo Domingo we used to go thru neighborhoods single story homes very quite quite, sucesful, always did books & colected Laksmi. just aproach doors & windows that people come to. no need to knock . the chanting is the knocking
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On May 26, 2008 @ 12:15 pm
what is classless society ? mean signify
does iskcon exemplify this ?
make vrindaban means to make self sufficient villages as Srila Prabhupada desired for our & everyone elses benefit
certainly was not for his benefit that He desired this
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On May 26, 2008 @ 12:09 pm
now we read that some passenger comercial airplanes are fitted with heat detecting laser weapons underneath the planes to avoid being hit by a 200$ shoulder mounted rocket .
well i did not intend to say more but then coment is restricted so to spell this issue out more it appears that Partha Sarathi's reasons for fear of death are getting closer to home or so Homaeland Security thinks .
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jan 6, 2008 @ 4:50 am
Mexico & Guatemala Harinama Sankirtana Bus Tour
in the early days 70/ we would go out in Florida a van filled with 6 bramachari's. we felt like everything comes from krsihna so everything on our trips was donated en route including gasoline . If some one gave $5 then we asked at next station untill filled but some filled her up. Some bhoga we got donated at super markets , then offered prasadm in public with kirtan & sold books along with prasadam for everyone. good old days ..donations of all sorts come from Krishna. But depending on Krishna like this had us feeling His direct conection in sustaining us day by day. we took rest outside or at some favourable persons home as we used to do also traveling in Canada with a group of bramacharis
EveryThing Comes From Krsna
» Posted By satyahit2 On Nov 30, 2007 @ 1:59 am
"not radical enough" means ? I feel to relate to that, generally. Way too much emphasis on same ol same ol which disallows for any change in new directions of positive nature.
I think of Tapapunja saying how impressed new comers to the palace were until they saw all the styrofoam in the dumpster in back . Then they left. Gainesville temple is using biodegradable cups,plates and forks but the Alachua temple does not care to ? The price comes to the same when a truck load is purchased.
Many green persons are against use of white sugar because nutritionally it is not healthy but we do not seem to care . That may turn many off also. Any trace of un natural unhealthy lifestyle is abhored by many vegans and vegetarians .
With Locananda prabhu's coment i seem to see that there will be as many opinions about this as there are people. But still the time as been ripe for this for a long time . Perhaps a meeting of those interested . Green houses can do a lot here in the winter . Theres plenty room for green houses at Alachua comunity .
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Oct 28, 2007 @ 8:39 pm
400 acres Where ? in Florida Green houses can do a lot in winter ..
I hear Brazil farm has a nice river and crystals everywhere Lush growth.
Why it is sucesful in Brazil & Hungary & not here in USA. or Canada North America .
Every one spends money on vegetables weekly so if devotee's learned how to grow for sale that would be a big start for supplying Gainesville Krsnalunch & Alachua temple. Every week lots of $ is spent on bhoga. It is a garanteed expense .
Who in their right mind could not be interested at this point .Melting glaciers in NA & world, is very serious problem. These glaciers supply the rivers water . Spring runoff.
Anyway I would help if right organization is appealing .
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Oct 28, 2007 @ 3:37 am
the best is that it becomes the way it was when Srila Prabhupada was with us & hari nam parties went out daily.. That is missing…6 days per week. devotee's work & marry ..a good thing to incorpoerate could be that young people take vow to preach for 2/3 years before marriage . this means take part in daily hari nam, with book & prasadam distribution 6 days per week. This can be performed in many ways in many places .. parks,schools, streets,etc..the fire of daily hari nam was the heart beat . once devotee's/people marry the focus is gaining stuff & readying for children. then again the bhakta leader would be needed .. this daily fire of hari nam sankirtan must be there to complete the scene at the hare krsna temples ..It is not complete without Lord Chaitanya's Sankirtan party going out publically at least 6 days per week all year..festivals holidays excepted.. In other words nothing new just what Srila Prabhupada had us doing. He did not invent the candle & paintings sales , we did..purity is the force .. When Srila Prabhupada was with us temples were given freely..purity is the force , books are the basis, utility is the principle,———-there is no other way, there is no other way, there is no other way…hari nam sankirtan ki jai. tear up the marble floors to distribute books …there very cold in winter any way..
The same activities when Srila Prabhupada was with us & the movement was expanding daily.. people came back to see where all the excitment came from..they wanted to take part naturally. like we did. loud speaker, no loud speaker, robes , no robes, hari nam , books & prasadam ….bas …hari nam sankirtan outside the temple ..daily ..
» Posted By satyahit2 On Sep 9, 2007 @ 4:21 am
hare krsna This person who made 1st coment not only lacks imagination, but has a negative non spontaneous overly stiff vision of harinam sankirtan. Obviously the devotee's performing are happy, the yogini's are happy, the on lookers are hearing hare krsna , but person number one is unhappy. He is not concerned that everyone is happy but that there must be some fault. One devotee put things to me like this once, he said , we must be having too much fun . ie there must be a limit to the fun one may have in krsna's service . Don't enjoy yourself on harti nam prabhu, just perform austerity. Thats a very poor attitude for hari nam . Being in the public's eye the best thing is that the public sees us as happy in our chanting of hare krsna . Not overly strained but peaceful ,content,and happy. and maybe even ecstatic.
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jul 25, 2007 @ 3:44 am
SastraDana – July 2007: Volume 9, Issue 12
very very nice
they look so happy , braminical
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jul 25, 2007 @ 3:50 am
Monk taking trek all in fine stride
Hari Bol Bhakti Marg swami prabhu , your showing by example how to be your self , a real person, & a real devotee of Srila Prabhupada. All Glories to your devotional service .
Satyahit das
while Viswakarma prabhu preached with you in Sudbury that 1st day we met you & stayed at your place over nite, i watched the hockey game with one of your house mates downstairs.. Perhaps i mentioned that Krsna is ability in man,or the taste of water.
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jul 20, 2007 @ 1:15 pm
Our movement is an incarnation of Krishna
Jai Srila Prabhupada, !!! ISKCON sure is an incarnation of Krsna, and especially when you were physically present with us
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jul 20, 2007 @ 1:20 pm
hari bol O well, i'm a competitive person so i thrived on competition for books distributed or laksmi collected .
One time Mahavira prabhu took rest around 10pm we were about even on distributing Sri Isopanisads So went out & distributed a few more at the corner, real quick like . He was transcendentally upset that i beat him. All in fun for Krsna & Srila .Prabhupada . Don't over intellectualize . Bhakti isn't
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» Posted By satyahit2 On Jul 11, 2007 @ 9:40 pm
ps I definetly feel that there is not enough hari nam kirtan as there used to be . we could be encouraged far more to go on hari nam kirtan with books, prasadam and invitation cards. daily . and the leaders may show this by example. that is what Srila Prabhupada had us all doing . books are also distributed . there should be some room for discussion as per Srila Prabhupada's words rather than strict rules concerning kirtan manufactured by others than Srila Prabhupada. On Indradhumya swami's last visit to Alachua in the temple room kirtan he was sometimes sitting on the floor with the little girls, some on his lap, photo's taken, some times dancing flamboyantly. It all seemed quite wonderful to me. although quite different and certainly not all could do that as he did so naturally. How long must re writting Srila Prabhupada's books go on before we are simply all going out again daily on hari nam kirtan. All this re writting is setting precedents for new devotee's ! They will think this re writting and re analyzing Srila Prabhupada's words to come up with new hard and fast rules which Srila Prabhupada did not, is the norm in krsna consciousness. There is comon sense and there must be room for concensus,differences and discussion.
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jun 10, 2007 @ 12:27 pm
hare krishna
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jun 10, 2007 @ 12:09 pm
Are there not sufficient quotes by Srila Prabhupada on this subject matter ? If you constrict too much then some persons will shy away.
If you add something different , new or constricting, then who has that come from ?
Early days we wore only a cloth above waist or nothing in Miami area for hari nam.
In early days with Srila Prabhupada present we all took spontaneously to everything offered by Srila Prabhupada ..If you make a hard and fast rule that Srila Prabhupada has not made specifically, then you are asuming he left that out ? Is that not offense ? Offering all his quotes on the subject is fine in a small book. Some devotee's are as good as profesional musicians and impose these standards, which constricts or disallows a simple devotee from heart felt public kirtan. thank uou
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jun 10, 2007 @ 12:08 pm
time to send the K C army to Kasakstan & take over that country, or at least prevent houses from demolition. sounds like an extreme hatred of krishna consciousness situation.
» Posted By satyahit2 On Jun 8, 2007 @ 8:28 am
A Personal Reflection on Virtue and Values in the Krsna Consciousness Movement
satyahit das
joined Miami,Opa Locka, 1969
inirtiated Boston 1970
» Posted By satyahit2 On May 18, 2007 @ 10:27 am
hare krishna
as pointed out to Dandavats.com, it would be nice to know who is writting,ie where they live, when joined, spiritual master .We are supposed to be personalists so lets be personal. date & time of writting article is also normal info. Something lacking with BTG's a long time. Who is Kesava Krsna prabhu, please
email@example.com please respond
thank you.
» Posted By satyahit2 On May 18, 2007 @ 10:26 am
Hare Krsna, having just read over the 50 mesages about Muktakesa prabhu i just want to share the one & only time i can remember Muktakesa speaking with me at New Vrindaban because perhaps those that knew him will be interested. I was fasinated by his little grey car packed with LP's in the back seat & trunk,all one space . He would cruise thru various places selling the LP's from the vehecle. So one day he comes up to me at NV, shaking, perhaps he knew that i liked him,and tells me what had happened yesterday. He tells me that he had been sitting in his car counting the laksmi he earned, when some once comes directly up to his window and smashes it in with a baseball bat. This person had seen Muktakesa prabhu counting the laksmi in the drivers seat. Then this person demanded the laksmi & took it, about $300 something Muktakesa said. Although this occured yesterday Muktakesa prabhu was still shaking. Although i sort of only knew Muktakesa prabhu from a distance,i liked him a lot. He was all heart .
Satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Apr 29, 2007 @ 10:27 am
Kirtan in America: An American Perspective
Ok that was great I really liked those thoughts on kirtan in general & the synopsis done . Yesterday from the Alachua temple we 12 or so devotee's went into the woods ar the Rainbow gathering in the Ocala Florida forest. We distributed 7, 5 gal buckets of kiterie & or halava . when asked i said thats rice & vegies & thats cream of wheat with pineapple,butter & sugar It disappeared very quicly . How about taking or cooking on the spot an extremely opulent feast,(ie gulbjamuns,puris,halava, etc), so that after some time all the hippies would be lying on the ground or dancing in ecstasy after taking opulent prasadam. Go all out with the prasadam . Srila Prabhupada did with us. Why were not doing the same. As for the kirtan we plunked ourselves in the middle of things,Salvation Army christian style, with an electrified speaker . little pushy but no one balked thank God. better methinks to simply start a truly ecstatic kirtan which attracts everyone spontaneously. Prasadam is easy to distribte with a little enthusiasm instead of just standing there. Books, little ones were distributed for free & we only found one discarded after which was given in a minute to another person thankfully. As for street kirtan it was performed by the Lord Himself and as ya'll know he attracted literally everyone !!!millions ..even animals treees & stones. But what we can do is have such wonderfully ecstatic and rhymic dancing kirtans that it attracts most people. I have seen this happen often, just by having an ecstatically rhymic kirtan everyone seeing and hearing is positively affected. By appreciating Krsna kirtan they are appreciating Krsna, just like by appreciating one of Srila Prabhupada's books they are becoming initiated and krsna conscious. So no cap on street sankirtan Its wide open and only requires complete enthusiasm to sing play dance & chant uninhibitedly and most will take part and or smile in great appreciation. Seen it a milion times. It, Krsna kirtan is All attractive . Although if done as a penance or austerity the people will see just that and not be attracted except for a very small minority wanting just that. When however people see devotee's in any garb, singing & dancing in ecstatic happiness mostly all love it or at least become very attracted & never forget. If then prasadam and books are added , this becomes the original program which Srila Prabhupada gave us before paraphenelia, and just money collecting for the big temples. Which Mangalananda thinks/sez has failed. The GBC or traveling sanyasis may exemplify this behaviour of leading the devotee's on ecstatic hari nam parties with prasadam & books ..In this way the Lord Chaitanya Hari nam parties will again inudate the USA and elsewhere in full ecstatic joyfullness. No flowery new age words intended. Just the real thing everyone is hankering after. For Gods Sake …email@example.com
» Posted By satyahit2 On Feb 18, 2007 @ 3:27 pm
very cool & insightfull poem. / prose ..
» Posted By satyahit2 On Feb 14, 2007 @ 9:10 am
The Amish, Learning From 'The Plain People'
I think that Ameyatma's idea is very good and that we should try to begin this life style in earnest.
Perhaps a longer vist to their comunity & it's meetings would be very helpful .
So at least we can begin the rudimentary details needed for self suficiency.
Satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Dec 18, 2006 @ 1:17 am
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Yes this idea of self sufficiency has been good for many years . Now to implement it by a group of similar minded devotee's. Voluntarily or not it shall be required for sustenance .
satyahit das
» Posted By satyahit2 On Dec 17, 2006 @ 4:30 pm
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Telstra is preparing to get proactive with malware, announcing that it will be implementing a DNS-based blocker to prevent customer systems from contact known command-and-control servers. The "malware suppression" tool will will be introduced at no cost for fixed, mobile and NBN customers using domestic broadband and Telstra …
Probably on balance a good thing
...but not without some expected collateral damage.
I stopped
using the Telstra DNS servers ages ago, after I installed Comodo Dragon, Comodo's variant of Chrome. It gives you the option to use their SecureDNS service in order to help filter out dodgy websites.
Very soon I shall be ditching their service altogether and going with someone more reliable.
Telestra is not big enough to block ...
... coffee & cats.
(That's an inside joke, for those not in the know.)
You do realize we're all in trouble now, no?
I expect at least a quarter of your readers immediately tried to surf to qwe54fggty.dyndns.biz, creating an extremely suspicious spike in activity.
Re: You do realize we're all in trouble now, no?
Come, come now Terry!
99.9% of El Reg readers are not silly, and it's so rude to even suggest such a thing!!
Have a 'Word' with this man Vulture 1, he's falling out of the nest.
... a firm based in the United States.
Which means, of course, that Oz is inviting the NSA into their networks.
Re: ... a firm based in the United States.
Who are you kidding? They pwn down under. Aussie is in bed with them spooks.
So... just use public DNS instead of ISP-provided ones...
I just want to point out that a DNS blocklist as described (and though I do work for Telstra, I have no direct visibility of what's happening here) won't block sites that share an IP address with a C&C site.
As described the "filter" looks for the DNS query to badguy.domain.com and either blocks or ignores those queries. So when you look up "goodguy.mysite.com" it won't match the bad site DNS name, and your query (and connection attempt) proceeds.
I'm not a fan of filtering/blocking etc; be it whitelisting, blacklisting, or using a black box list of "stuff someone claimed was bad". But let's argue about the right stuff :)
This might be pretty effec... oh.
This might be effective for about 30 seconds. Media releases like this just let the malware writers know what happened when a big chunk of their botnet goes quiet.
In this case they will just modify their code to query a different DNS server and bam, back on line.
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bam, back on line
Temporarily. The bad guy's new DNS will start receiving a lot of suspicious traffic, at which point Telstra sends the new DNS details to ??? in California, who reply that yes the new DNS is bad, and Telstra blocks the new one.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Democrat Terry McAuliffe is continuing statewide tour with his party's luminaries in an official launch of a Virginia governor's race he entered almost six months ago.
McAuliffe began his campaign jumpstart with a Norfolk rally Sunday, the same day a Washington Post poll showed him trailing Republican rival, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, 46 percent to 41 percent.
He started the second day of his five-day re-start swing with Sen. Tim Kaine at a Richmond biotechnology research center, followed by events later Monday in Charlottesville and Harrisonburg.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Actor Matthew Fox, star of the television series "Lost," has been charged with drunken driving in Oregon.
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Mumbai, India –The West Indies Women's side will be hoping to emulate the greatness of their male counterparts when the ICC Women's World Cup India 2013 gets going this week.
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"Hyaenid" is the proper term for any member of the hyena family (the Hyaenidae), including the aardwolf.
Only four species of hyaenids still live today, but paleontologists know of at least 69 species from fossils -- not all of them even named yet. I cannot hope to describe them all here, so this is kind of a rough overview.
With their heavy jaws and sloping backs, modern hyenas may look vaguely "primitive," but in fact the first hyaenid that scientists can recognize as such dates back only between 18 and 17 million years ago -- the early Miocene Epoch. By that time, horses already had three toes instead of five and cats were recognizable, if only barely.
Of course, the ancestors of hyaenids must have separated from those of other carnivores millions of years before. Maybe they looked -- and lived -- much like civets such as this one, living in trees much of the time and eating almost anything, including fruit and insects. Most of the world was then covered with tropical or subtropical forests, with only a few areas of grassland.
At any rate, that first known hyena is Protictitherium gaillardi, which still basically looked like a civet. It could retract its claws like a cat and spent much if not most of its time in the trees. Its diet may have been birds, small mammals and even insects.
There were several species of Protictitherium after P. gaillardi. Even though they were quite primitive, they managed to survive in the trees above their more advanced kin for millions of years, at last dying out between 5.3 and 4.2 million years ago.
However, other hyaenids soon spread into Europe and began spending more time on the ground. The first known European hyaenid was Plioviverrops orbignyi, a small critter that has been called a "mongoose-like insectivore/omnivore." Plioviverrops was specialized for eating insects, rather than the wider diet of Protictitherium. Its claws couldn't retract, and it probably spent most of its time on the ground rather than in trees, like these dwarf mongooses. It lived from 17 million to 5.3 million years ago, -- basically all through the Miocene.
Shortly after the Plioviverrops genus evolved, the other hyaenids began getting bigger (along with changes in their teeth), as the warm forests and woods of the the early Miocene opened up into grasslands and parklands with definite seasons. Around 10 million years ago, some hyaenids evolved into "running hyenas" who were better adapted to running down their prey like wolves than for crushing bones and scavenging; others became more like small wolves or jackals. Finally, between 6 and 7 million years ago, some became fairly slow, bone-crushing animals (although the [spotted hyena] can run reasonably fast).
- One of the best-known jackal-like hyaenids is Ictitherium viverrinum. Its first remains in Europe turn up in Central Europe from 11 million years ago. It ranged over Western Europe until approximately 7 million years ago, when it began to vanish. It survived in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia for another million years before it became totally extinct. It probably looked like a jackal, and not much like today's spotted hyena.
- Several genera of hyenas -- Belbus, Palinhyaena,
Ikelohyaena and Leecyaena --
started on the journey into the bone-crushing hyenas (the group to which the striped, [spotted] and [brown hyenas] belong). Their teeth
got larger and heavier for this job, but we know very little about them, because as yet we have only fragmentary skulls, jaws and teeth from them.
One of the most extreme bone-crushers that ever evolved was Adcrocuta eximia which lived in Greece, Austria and Spain a bit more than 9 million years ago. With its thick, short legs, it was not a good runner -- but it was a good bone-crusher and may have thus lived mainly by scavenging, even more so than any modern hyena.
- Three hyena genera took up running down prey for a living: Chasmaporthetes, Lycyaena and Hyaenictis. They had a long reign as important predators. Chasmaporthetes crossed the Bering land bridge during the Pliocene to enter North America, where it evolved a new species, Chasmaporthetes ossifragus -- North America's only native hyaenid. It did not die out until the first Ice Ages began, in the Pleistocene -- perhaps a victim of the climate changes that also triggered the growth of the great ice sheets.
By the end of the Miocene, hyaenids apparently ran into problems. The true canids (the ancestors of wolves, jackals, foxes and such) had entered Europe and were beginning to diversify, too, and perhaps the hyenas could not compete with them. The entire family almost died out in Europe, except for a few running hyenas like Chasmaporthetes and a giant version of the spotted hyena, called the "cave hyena".
Two known genera of extinct hyenas explored a whole new ecological niche -- Tongxinictes and Tungurictis. They may have been evolving to become like modern civets, such as the African civet shown here. Their teeth lost all ability to crush bone. But apparently this unique direction didn't work out, because they seem to have been rare and soon became extinct.
The [aardwolf], a termite-eating hyaenid, was once thought to have split off from other hyaenids very early, because its weak jaws and feeble teeth are so different. But there are no hyaenid fossils that seem related. A study in 2006 of its genetics showed that its ancestors may have split off from other hyaenids 10.6 million years ago. Oddly, its coat is colored just like the striped hyena's. This may mean the coat coloring is at least that old and was shared by other hyaenids of that time.
By the time the climate had truly warmed, perhaps 10,000 years ago, the only surviving hyaenids were the four species living today, and only the striped hyena still exists outside of Africa. Even the giant cave hyena of Europe became extinct. The hyaenid family appears to be in a state of irreversible decline, though the surviving species may well persist and evolve for many millions of years longer if humans do not exterminate them.
Further Reading:
The Evolution of Western Eurasian Neogene Mammal Faunas, edited by Raymond L. Bernor, Volker Fahlbusch and Hans-Walter Mittman. Columbia University Press, New York. 1996. The chapter on hyaenid evolution was the chief source used for the information in this article.


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Next time you visit the Co-op, remember to bring your own bag with you! (Or use one of the used boxes we keep at the front of the store.)
You'll receive a Co-op token for each full-sized new paper bag that you save. Help the environment, save us some money, and share the wealth!If you'd still like to receive the customary nickel back for bringing your bag, just let your cashier know.
The Co-op's Community Relations Committee, which includes current and former Co-op Board members, and our Marketing and Outreach Manager, choose four recipient groups for each quarter. Recipient groups are chosen in line with the Co-op's Mission Statement and Donation Policy. Take a look at our Tokens for Tomorrow display next to the front registers to read more about this quarter's recipient groups, or read on! We also always have donation boxes for the local food banks at each register.
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- Bring in your own bag and let your cashier fill it with whatever goodies you've picked out at the Co-op that day.
- Choose which of the four recipient groups that you'd like to support with your token.
- Put your token in one of the four jars across from the registers.
- Tokens are worth a nickel and at the end of the quarter we'll make the donations and choose new recipient groups.
Bring a bag, get a token, choose a charity.
In 2013, Co-op customers received 66,115 tokens, totaling $3,305.77 in donations to schools and community organizations. Our biggest token recipient was Helping Hands Food Bank, which received $357.65 (7,153 tokens).
In 2012 we collected 64,765 tokens, totaling $3,238.25 and our biggest recipient as the Humane Society with 6,747 tokens.
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Snohomish County Helicopter Rescue Team: The Snohomish County Helicopter Rescue Team (HRT) is part of the Snohomish County Volunteer Search and Rescue (SCVSAR). SCVSAR is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that serves as a volunteer rescue resource for the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office. HRT responds, free of charge, to emergency situations because of the nature of injury or inaccessible terrain. They bring life-saving equipment, rescue personnel and paramedics directly to their patients to help reduce disability and improve survival. Funds donated to HRT go towards specialized rescue equipment used by HRT. No funds will go towards personnel costs or overhead costs. http://helicopterrescue.org
Mount Vernon Arts Commission: The arts are the soul of our city, and a part of what makes Mount Vernon extraordinary. The Mount Vernon Arts Commission (MVAC) recognizes artists as partners in our drive to build a great city, as catalysts to creative thinking, and as bridges between people. For supporting the arts, MVAC hosts the Summer Solstice Celebration, a festival to raise money for public art installations, individual artists, and art projects by small organizations. For neighborhoods, MVAC offers technical assistance for other public art projects. For Students, MVAC supports art-creating opportunities for high risk youth, including the Kulshan Creek Youth Mosaic Art Project. For established public art collection, MVAC helps fund the upkeep, improvements, and signage of art throughout Mount Vernon.
Mission statement: "To create relationships that allow the City of Mount Vernon to celebrate the diversity of art within our community."
Skagit County Meals on Wheels: The Meals on Wheels Program provides nutritious, noontime meals to senior citizens, age 60 and older, who have difficulty leaving their home unassisted and who are unable to prepare their own meals. Skagit County is one of the few programs in Washington State that can still deliver hot, nutritious meals to seniors in the community, prepared Monday through Friday at its central kitchen and delivered at lunchtime by volunteers – providing the daily one-on-one contact that many seniors look forward to every day. Unfortunately, Meals on Wheels operations today are challenged by a triple threat: Rising costs, cuts in grant funding, and increased demands for service. More and more seniors are in need of this important service. As a non-profit organization (under the Skagit Council on Aging), Meals on Wheels relies on many sources for revenue in order to provide services, in addition to 200+ volunteers. For more information, contact (360) 419-3420. www.SkagitMealsOnWheels.org
Community and Family Services Foundation: As a private child-placing agency, Community and Family Services Foundation (CFSF) works to: place children into safe, nurturing homes; support foster parents; and help children to achieve permanency. CFSF is Contracted by the State (DSHS/DCFS) to qualify potential Foster Homes and license them for children 0-18. We provide support to stabilize these children and write Home Studies & Adoptive Home Studies for homes that are interested in adoption. We currently have 5 offices in 5 Washington Counties supporting over 150 homes and approx 200 kids. These numbers fluctuate as we grow with families, children and adoptions are made. Funds generated by Tokens for Tomorrow will go towards educational needs for children in foster care, such as after school curriculum, keeping the children safe while learning, and computers to help kids do their research at home instead of having to use the Library computers.


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Slugfist Games has just announced Organized Play for Red Dragon Inn. We will gladly get the kits and run it but we need you to let us know that you would come in and play, otherwise getting the kits means just more stuff gathering dust in the back room. So call the store or send an email to email@example.com and let us know you are interested.
FFG Changes to LCG OP
Due to the ever increasing number of cards in the card pools for FFG's five Living Card Games, FFG has announced a rotation policy for official play. Essentially, each new pack released will be sanctioned for original play for 4 years from the date of release than cycle out.
Commander Decks
We expect the new Magic Commander Decks to arrive on November 7. Currently we plan to have 4 displays arrive and are taking pre-orders, but only for complete displays at $150.00. We will do layaway on them but do not currently plan to sell any decks individually.
Haunted Carbondale Tours
For those of you who cannot make it to the Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. Haunted Carbondale Walking Tours, Big Muddy Tours has added late night tours every night through Halloween. Tours will start at the store at 11:30 and will take approximately 2 hours. You will need to contact the store by 9 p.m. in order to reserve a spot on the tour and tours will need a minimum of 2 people. Due to scheduling conflicts there will not be a 8 p.m. tour this Friday Oct 24 but Saturday's 8 p.m. tour is still on schedule
Zombie Makeup and Haunted Carbondale
Erin Callahan will present a zombie makeup workshop from 1 to to 3 p.m. today. The Little Egypt Ghost Society will host a Haunted Carbondale tour at 8 p.m. tonight. The zombie makeup workshop is free, $15 per person for the Haunted Carbondale tour.
Caroline Sick
Our Gym Leader for Pokemon, Caroline, is sick today. Pokemon casual play will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. as normal, but without her.
Lost Wallet
A customer of the store lost your wallet in the vicinity of Walnut and Poplar. It was found in the parking lot behind St. Francis Xavier Church and had either a Castle or Iron Rations Card tucked in it. The person who found it turned it over to the Carbondale Police Department and you can claim it there.
Haunted Carbondale Walking Tour
With October coming, for those who love this time of year as much as we do, we have added the Haunted Carbondale walking tour, accessible from the tab on our main page. There are also instructions there for booking a guided History and Hauntings of Carbondale Tour with Big Muddy Tours.