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I believe a clear change log with fixes relating to bug tracking numbers is the best way to help users.
Looks like Varien doesn't agree (at least for this latest SECURITY update):
RoyRubin from Los Angeles, CA|posted 17 hours ago
For security reasons, we do not intend to publicly outline the issues that have been addressed in this critical release.
RoyRubin from Los Angeles, CA|posted 17 hours ago
For security reasons, we do not intend to publicly outline the issues that have been addressed in this critical release.
I would like a file changed list at the minimum.
What are your thoughts?
Check the latest update announcement
Magento is not the first project to face this issue, so reading a few of the results from a google search for security through obscurity open source should be helpful as we discuss how to proceed.
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WhoIsGregg - 03 September 2008 07:00 AMMagento is not the first project to face this issue, so reading a few of the results from a google search for security through obscurity open source should be helpful as we discuss how to proceed.
Magento is not the first project to face this issue, so reading a few of the results from a google search for security through obscurity open source should be helpful as we discuss how to proceed.
I don't consider this situation to be "security through obscurity". If it were "security thorough obscurity" then the Magento team would have seen an exploit and not done anything about it because they thought no one new of the flaw or was unlikely for someone to find it. In the case of this recent update they have fixed the exploit and did not just let it go.
The problem is that they claim that for someone's protection they don't intend to release information. That is "Security though obscurity" by definition. Even Microsoft gives more details in their hot fixes (please don't hate me for that comparison).
If you check out fedora or ubuntu update release notes, that is how I think it should be done.
I would really love to get someone from the Varien team on here so we can discuss with their perspective. I don't want to bash them, I just want for everyone to come to an understanding, even if its me understanding why they won't release the information.
I could see releasing the information on the critical updates later down the line, but not when it is first released. This will give people time to apply the update before it is out in the open.
they have fixed the exploit and did not just let it go.
What's lacking in this situation is the opportunity for efficient peer review. In the blog post I've already posted one way this patch may have been incorrectly applied. None of us are perfect (hence the existence of bugs in the first place) and security fixes are the most important area we should seek others input.
Frankly, I haven't even adopted Magento yet and can't really dedicate my entire day to looking into this security update. However, the two hours I've spent so far (sheesh, plus an hour typing into forums and blogs) could have been spent much more effectively if I hadn't spent most of that time reverse engineering the security update. I first heard of Magento yesterday, so it's also slow going just figuring out how it works.
A cracker (black-hat hacker) who already had their eye on Magento would be able to work much faster than me. They'd already be done reverse engineering the security update and implementing any exploits gained from that effort. The bad guys don't wait for "more details" before getting to work. Once they smell blood in the water, they get to work. We beat them by having more good guys working on the problem.
All the security benefits of an open source project are moot if it doesn't implement peer review in an efficient way.
I could see that as a good compromise maybe. Sorta like what happened with the DNS issue last month or so. They didn't release any information about the hole until they (the big players ie Microsoft, the BIND folks, etc) thought it was mostly fixed.
We do need to find a balance between people who just want to use vanilla copies of Magento and people who really customize it. I don't apply any updates to our servers until I know exactly what the updates change. But that is because I understand what is happening under the hood. Most people would be best served to just keep their systems up to date no questions asked.
Once we go live with our site it has to be up 100% no matter what. I won't be able to afford to play around with updates and security. That is why I keep several virtual machines running all of our production systems so I can play with them. I probably will start doing this with our beta site soon, I just hate having to keep updating all the copies during the development phase of a project.
I'm in the same boat as Lee Saferite who posted to the blog. I can't tell my boss "oh they said they fixed whatever it was."
I'm accountable for the security of any software my websites run whether I code it from scratch or use an open source program.
Just to be completely clear, I wouldn't care so much if Magento wasn't already an amazingly great piece of software. I was sold on it yesterday and I had fully planned on devoting many of the hours I would have spent programming my own ecommerce store into contributing to Magento. I still plan to do that, but it'll be frustrating if I have to do duplicate work. I'm adopting Magento to avoid duplicate work.
Here's my take on it.
The reason why they do not disclose fixed vulnerabilities is because they don't want people using previous versions to be exploited. Let me shed some light on this. Any attacker that's skilled enough to exploit a bug in Magento—unless we're talking of the unlikely possibility of something as trivial as an SQL injection or XSS—will be able to make a diff of the patch and find what was implemented and how to exploit unpatched sites. Therefore the only persons who are penalized by Magento's security by obscurity are their own community developers. People who, like me, will not upgrade until we have a file change list or at least an explanation of what was vulnerable and how it was fixed.
Each of us developers could easily generate unofficial release notes to share with the community. Out of respect for Magento, it hasn't been done (at least not thoroughly and publicly). We can also generate a diff list - we just chose not to waste our time doing Varien's job, mostly out of respect.
As for 1.1.4, I have upgraded. I have generated my own private diff list, I have figured out what files needed to be changed to fix the vulnerability and I have applied a selective patch myself.
I personally think a list of changed files would be nice to have with each release, especially if there are changes to the templates. However, the information is not exactly hidden. Just run a diff on any of the various folders in /downloader/pearlib/download/ and you'll get a list. I personally use DiffMerge http://www.sourcegear.com/diffmerge/.
It took me literally 10 seconds to figure out what was changed in 1.1.4. Now, understanding those changes and their purpose is a completely different thing.
I can't believe I'm actually going to say this, but I actually prefer the way osCommerce handles this. Now to be fair, the way osCommerce does it is out of necessity, because it's not possible to upgrade osCommerce unless you've left it almost 100% stock. What they do is include an update document with each download that lists all of the fixes in that release, then under each issue it gives you a list of files affected and exactly what to add/remove/change in order to apply the fix. That way you can see exactly what was changed for each fix and if it's going to interfere with any of your own changes.
When I saw the update I told my boss that there was an "imporant security update" for magento. He promptly asked "what did it fix?"… To sum up the converstion, the fact that there was an "unknown" secruty hole in the version we where using was a big deal, causing a decision to push back our release date. Just like WhoIsGregg:
I canât tell my boss âoh they said they fixed whatever it was.â
My thoughts
Full disclosure would be good, I am sure the people interested in exploiting magento will have significant resources to discover what has changed - and really if they did a good enough job then the hole should be plugged and (as stated before) the site admin should be responsible for applying the fix.
My annoyance with these "upgrades" is that they quite often replace files that were not even changed, an example being Catalog/Model/Convert/Adapter/Product.php was replaced with this last "patch" I had hacked this file to allow a gallery of images to be imported (among some other things) and after applying the patch my changes were gone like the wind (I do have my own patch set so they were not permanently lost) I think the "Downloader" should be able to generate a report of files that will be changed BEFORE changing them, that way I do not have to guess if a template has been modified or something else.
In summary : A company that is not transparent with its changes is not (what I consider) an open source company.
Ah I really really like the idea of a list of changed files in the magento connect. Like a warning box that "these files will be overwritten". Awesome idea!
I would really love to get someone from the Varien team on here so we can discuss with their perspective.
There's a handful of forum posts where people are having issues with the upgrade so their priority is probably on helping work through those issues.
After the inevitable upgrade dust settles though, I hope they chime in as well.
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NAPLES - It was in Nashville in 1917 that the makers of Maxwell House coffee introduced the famous "Good to the last drop!" advertising motto.
Yet at Cambier Park in downtown Naples, the city tennis championships that began in 1969 always have been "good to the last drop-shot."
The 45th version of the May-long tournament is no exception. There are a couple of piping-hot matches yet to be played. Monday at 6 p.m., the stirring open mixed doubles final will be between Ryan Sherry and Courtney Vernon and opponents still to be determined.
Sure to draw an instant crowd is the cream-of-the-crop men's open singles final at 6 p.m. Tuesday. It will pit defending champ Jesse Witten against past champion Franco Mata.
Tournament director Kevin Walker already has spooned up some champions. The women's open singles winner is Vernon, the third seed and Florida Gulf Coast University women's coach who beat second-seeded Noa Nederpelt 6-2, 6-4 in the championship match.
Susan Evans won the women's 45 singles title over Carolyn Lawver 6-1, 6-1. The women's 4.5 singles round-robin was won by Flora Rodriguez.
In the men's 65 singles, Robert Micalizio prevailed in the final over Christopher Byrne, 6-2, 6-0. Richard McNaughton is the men's 70 singles winner over Monson Douglas, 4-6, 7-5, 7-5. Those same two will collide in the men's 75 singles title match.
In the men's 3.0 singles finale, Hans Hamann won over top-seeded Rodrigo Carrion 3-6, 6-4, 10-3.
Of course a coffee can full of doubles draws are included in the action. Once all divisions have been completed, the Daily News will provide a full rundown of champions.
"Get It Started" at Three Oaks: The Three Oaks Tennis Center has a new "Get It Started" program for beginners or "rusty" players. The program runs four weeks and the cost is $39. The agenda features four 90-minute lessons, free use of a "professional-style" racket, unlimited ball machine use and a 30-minute private lesson.
To find out more, go to www.threeoakstennis.com. Classes start the week of June 2. Adult times are 9 to 10:30 a.m. Monday and Friday. Junior times are 9:30 to 11 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Sign-up is required. Call 239-989-4388.
Flex Leagues registering now: Registration for the Summer Collier or Lee county Ultimate Flex league presented by the USTA is open. Players do not have to be a USTA member to play, however, they can receive a $10 discount if they are a member.
Register by yourself (singles) or with your favorite partner (doubles / mixed). "Flex" means each week players and their opponent choose the best day and time to play. Each season lasts five to seven weeks, followed by playoffs. Local championships cap off the league season with prizes and awards.
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Round-robins at Quail Creek: There are summer round-robins at Quail Creek. The 3.5 women play every Thursday from 9 to 11 a.m. The 3.5 and 3.0 men every Monday and Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. The 4.0 women play every Tuesday starting at 9:30 a.m.
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Vanderbilt lines up summer: The Vanderbilt Country Club will host a full summer tennis program. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:30 a.m., pro Ronnie Hilburn is having men's flighted doubles round-robins. Wednesdays are the men's "Better Doubles" drills at 9 a.m.
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Summer heats up at Beach Club: Looking for some summer tennis opportunities? The Naples Beach Hotel's Mary C. Watkins Tennis Center is offering a $250 summer membership now to Sept. 30. It includes unlimited play, pro shop discounts, lesson discounts and round-robin discounts. The facility's staff can arrange your games or you can bring your own partners.
To sign up or find out more, call pro shop coordinator Sue Magno at 435-4351.
The facility also is offering new Friday mixed doubles round-robins. They run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for 3.0 and 3.5 levels. The cost is $11 per person ($6 for members).
There is a "Summer Ladder League" for women in the 3.0 and 3.5 categories. Play will be Mondays and Thursdays at 5:15 and the program runs eight weeks. There is a 24-player maximum each night. The cost is $50 per person ($35 for members).
Summer drill clinics with Chris Eddy began May 5 and run through September. The clinics are Mondays for 2.5 and 3.0 recreational players, Tuesdays for 3.5 USTA rating players and Wednesdays for 3.0 advanced players.
All clinics will be from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. The cost is $20. There is a weekly sign-up and thus, no long-term commitment. Call 435-4351.
Summer junior programs blossom: Area tennis pros are busy lining up their summer programs for juniors. For programs submitted thus far, here's where, and who, to contact:
■ The Dunes Preeg-Doherty Tennis Academy; Begins June 5; Contact John or Lisa at 593-9736.
■ Olde Cypress Summer Camp; now open; Contact Alex Millet at 239-200-2855.
■ Olde Cypress spring and summer instruction: Call Alex Millet at 239-200-2855.
■ Cambier Park: Friday junior match play: Call 213-3060.
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A rundown of other activities and events follows:
■ New events at Cambier: New "High Performance" clinics are Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 8 at the Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center at Cambier Park. There are also High Performance clinics Thursday and Saturday mornings from 9:30 to 11. These clinics are for players level 3.5 and higher. They must be able to hit with pace and direction. Also, A new clinic has been added to the many programs at the center. A Ladies 4.0 Fast-Track Clinic is offered to give the player a workout while working on stroke production and shot selection during drills. Call 213-3060 for more information about any of the programs offered at the downtown facility.
■ Academia adds to lineup: Academia Sanchez-Casal on Airport-Pulling Road North in Naples has expanded its clinic programs that are open to the public. A wide variety of sessions are offered throughout the day and evening (phone 263-1818): Monday – Adult tennis drills 6:30 a.m.; Organized Doubles Matches 10 a.m.; Spanish/tennis/tapas 6:30-8 p.m.; Tuesday – Power Tennis 6:30 a.m.; Men's Clinic 10:30 a.m.; Ladies Night 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday – Adult tennis drills 6:30 a.m.; Ladies clinic 9 a.m.; Mixed Tennis 6:30 p.m.; Thursday – Power Tennis 6:30 a.m.; Tip of the Week 12:15-1:00/1:45 p.m.; Men's Night Drills 6:30 p.m.; Friday – Organized Singles Matches 6:30 a.m.; Mixed Adult All Levels 12:15-1:00/1:45; Exhibition 5 p.m.; Saturday – Live Ball Drill 9-10 a.m.
■ Busy agenda at Heritage Bay: The Heritage Bay Tennis Center is offering a Junior After-School Program from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Ages 8 and older are welcome for beginner level and up. Call 239-304-5911. Heritage Bay also has an ongoing mixed Social every Monday from 5 to 7. Players must be a 3.0-rated player with strong rally skills. The cost is $3 for Heritage Bay members and $10 for non-members. Space is limited so phone Trish at 239-304-5911 to register.
■ Curley Davis International Tennis Camp: Private Lessons - $60 per hour or 4 one-hour hour lessons for $195; Stroke of the Week- Tuesdays and Saturdays 1 to 2 p.m.; Cost: $8; Fast Feed - Saturdays from 10:30-noon, Cost: $12; Junior Development - Tuesday 4:30-6, $25 per session or $75 for four sessions; All levels from ages 8-18; Located at 185 Burning Tree Dr., Naples.
■ Round Robin Mixed. Tuesdays 8 a.m. at Golden Gate Community Park on Santa Barbara Blvd.; Phone 239-300-7718
■ Kamen clinics: Naples High boys tennis coach Tony Kamen's clinics from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; geared toward middle school and high school students and include conditioning, drills, strategy, and match play. Contact Kamen at 272-9223.
■ Saturday round-robins – at Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club; Begin Saturday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.; Reservations required; Call 435-4351.
■ Junior Development Tennis: Sessions held at Arthur Allen
Tennis Center in downtown Naples at Cambier Park. Classes run Monday through Thursday. Pee-Wees 3:15-4 p.m. for ages 4-6; Futures 4-5 p.m. for ages 6-8; Tournament 4-5:30 p.m. for ages 7-16; Contact the Arthur Allen Tennis Center at 213-3060.
■ Hammock Bay Tennis Programs - Offering private lessons and clinics, Live Ball Drill Session on Tuesdays, Morning Tennis Drill and Round Robin on Wednesdays and "Just for Starters" Clinics on Thursdays. Contact Head Tennis Professional Karolee Towe at 465-2922.
■ Junior/high school lessons – given by Ron St. John, USPTA 1 Pro; all levels but also those interested in improving to play at the high school level; Call 289-1963.
■ Daily tennis clinics/lessons — at Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort; all levels; call 877-8889.
■ Junior instruction at World Tennis Club — Instruction by former pro Pavel Slozil (former coach of Steffi Graf); call 263-7411.
■ Tom Avery's Tennis Outlet — Private and group lessons, cardio tennis for teams, earlybirds and all levels. For schedule, fees and more information call Tom Avery at 592-5920.
■ Quail Creek Junior Tennis -- Wednesdays: Tiny Tots from 4-4:30 at $7; Beginners from 4:30-5 at $7; Thursdays: Intermediate and Advanced from 4:30-5:30 at $15; Saturdays: Intermediate and Advanced from 10:30-11:30 at $15 ($30 if only one participant). Clinic, rallyball fitness, and match play to be included Phone 597-9725 to sign up.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park events - Most levels of round-robins for men and women available each week; Adult and junior clinics held daily; For specific days-times, call 598-3025.
■ Quail West Tennis programs — Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Events include 3.0-3.5 ladies round-robin from 9 to 11 and 3.5-4.0 men's round-robin from 9 to 11; 3.5-4.0 ladies doubles clinics on Wednesdays from 9 to 11; Also: Wednesday clinics for men and women from 9 to 10:30 a.m.; Also: "3 students and the Pro" on Mondays; Call 592-1139.
■ Weekly mixed doubles round-robin — Fridays at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Men's, women's and mixed round-robins — Each day of the week at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Adult clinics — for all levels at Pelican Bay Community Park ; Call 598-3025.
■ Marco Island Racquet Center — Round-robins, league play, USTA competitive teams, Stroke of the Week clinics, beginners lessons, junior programs and racquetball challenges; For the complete schedule, call 394-5454.
■ Ladies Day Round Robin, Men's Day Round Robin, Saturday Mixed Round Robin — at Cambier Park, call 213-3060; Tuesdays at 11 a.m. women of all levels welcome to participate; Thursdays at 11 a.m. men of all levels welcome to participate; Saturday mornings are "Mixed Troubles" round-robin at 9:30.
■ Bridgewater Bay Tennis Club — Weekly activities include: Tuesdays beginner/intermediate clinic 5 p.m., Thursday mixed round robin 6 p.m.; Saturdays intermediate clinic 9:30 a.m.; Call 450-1000.
■ Saturday Mixed Doubles Round Robin — at Cambier Park Tennis Center at 10:45 a.m.; Call 213-3060.
■ Pelican Bay Community Park tennis facility — 764 Vanderbilt Beach Road; 8 lighted Har-Tru courts; for information on tennis programs or an y information about the park, call 598-3025.
Those wishing to have events or activities included in the weekly Friday local tennis roundup should email the information to Tom Rife at email@example.com by 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Flowers back from late-night birth with bad play in White Sox loss
BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN Staff Reporter July 23, 2014 8:51PM
Updated: August 25, 2014 5:49PM
It's been a peaks-and-valleys kind of year for Tyler Flowers, and Wednesday was a peak-and-valley kind of day for the White Sox catcher.
After the Sox' 2-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals, Flowers had to explain how Mike Moustakas led with his knee to jar the ball out of Flowers' mitt in the ninth, allowing what turned out to be the winning run to score. Center fielder Adam Eaton had made a perfect one-hop throw after fielding Nori Aoki's single.
''I thought I had it the whole time,'' said Flowers, who heard more than a few boos and hoots from the crowd of 23,811 on a delightfully cool and sunny July afternoon.
Only hours before, Flowers happily stood at the same spot by his locker talking about his dash from U.S. Cellular Field to Northwestern Hospital after Monday's game and how he seemed to hit every green light along the way, allowing him to arrive in time to be with his wife for the birth of the couple's second child. The big moment came only 38 minutes after the final out.
''It was a whirlwind,'' Flowers said of the previous couple of days.
The way the Sox were hitting, a clean play by Flowers might have only lengthened the time it took them to get beat. After the second inning, they scratched out only Flowers' single to left and Alexei Ramirez's infield hit against James Shields and the Royals' stout bullpen. All they scrounged up offensively was Adam Dunn's RBI single in the first that scored Jose Abreu, who had doubled. After that, Dunn and Abreu each struck out three times.
The Sox sent three batters to the plate in each of the last five innings, and with that, another strong outing by Jose Quintana — who lowered his ERA to 3.15 with seven innings and one run allowed — went down the tubes. It was the 36th no-decision of Quintana's 2 1/2-year career.
''We had opportunities and weren't able to really scratch across anything to push ahead,'' manager Robin Ventura said.
On the plus side for Flowers, he had two hits, giving him nine in his last 15 at-bats over the last five games. He hit .354 in the first month of the season before nose-diving to .208 in May and .129 in June. He's trying to salvage July with a streak that hiked his average to .235 after it had bottomed out at .213.
''Swinging at good pitches, getting in better counts, that always makes it a little bit easier,'' Flowers said. ''That's kind of the big objective: Swing at strikes, take the balls.''
The hits were almost an afterthought after that play at the plate.
''I wish I would have hung on to it, but there was nothing I could do different,'' Flowers said. ''I don't regret anything I did, and I'm not going to do anything different next time.''
NOTES: Left fielder Dayan Viciedo, who has a tender lower left hamstring, was a late scratch from the Sox lineup Wednesday.
◆ Pitching coach Don Cooper, still battling vertigo, missed his fourth straight game and wasn't flying to Minneapolis with the team after the game.
◆ Jose Abreu extended his hitting streak to 13.
◆ Gordon Beckham (0-for-4) is 1-for-22 in his last six games and 16-for-128 (.125) in his last 34.
◆ Ken Harrelson will take a break from the broadcast booth during the Twins series to attend Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown, N.Y. Steve Stone will handle play-by-play, with Tom Paciorek as the analyst.
◆ Wednesday marked the five-year anniversary of Mark Buehrle's perfect game against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays at U.S. Cellular Field.


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MERRIMACK — A Nashua woman has been arrested after police say she left her 4-year-old son unattended in a local hotel room for several hours during the past weekend.
Amanda Sandy, 24, of 130 E. Hollis St., Apt. B, has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child.
According to police, Sandy was found passed out in a vehicle Sunday afternoon about 4:40 p.m., parked at an area hotel. A small child was found inside the vehicle with Sandy, and a second child, the 4-year-old, was discovered alone inside the hotel room, according to police.
Sandy was taken into custody and the two children were released to a family member, said police.
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When the Provost's Office approached us about a redesign for their website – one that would be a vibrant academic hub for the university – we were on board. After all, their previous site was a little staid. And the chief academic officer of the university deserves a website that showcases our research and faculty in a robust way.
We kept the site in WordPress and redesigned it, adding a larger header with a clean, vibrant look and a photo slider to showcase the various initiatives, trips and all-around fun things the Provost does.
As part of making this site the center for activity related to our academic mission, we've added a feed of all news stories related to faculty and their accomplishments.
Provost Richard McCarty also has a Facebook presence now – we recommend you give him a Like.
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The Top 10 Health Concerns of Women
By Dr. Elizabeth Kaback, Scripps Health
What health issues are most important for women? While many women worry about breast cancer, heart disease presents a greater danger. Moreover, adequate stress management, a healthy heart and cardiovascular system plays a role in well health in many other conditions. In celebration of National Women's Health Week, we're taking a look at the top 10 health issues that affect women.
- Heart Disease
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women over age 25, yet only 13 percent of women consider heart disease to be a threat to their health. Be proactive in caring for your heart health: quit smoking, control blood pressure, lose excess weight, eat a heart-healthy diet and get plenty of exercise. Women like men can have classic symptoms of chest discomfort with radiation to the arm, back and shoulder with associated shortness of breath or more often unlike men, atypical symptoms that include persistent indigestion, unusual fatigue, nausea or pain between the shoulder blades. Make a point of discussing heart disease with your physician and report any concerns, even if they seem minor.
- Stroke
Like heart disease, stroke is often believed to be more of a problem for men. However, more women die from stroke each year than men. The risk of stroke steadily increases after age 45. Family history of stroke, diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart disease, and atrial fibrillation can also increase risk of stroke.
- Cancer
The three most common concerns in women include breast , lung and colorectal cancers. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women, followed by breast, colorectal and gynecological cancer. The most important preventive measure for any cancer is to quit smoking, eat a diet low in fat and high in vegetables and fruit and get plenty of exercise. Regular screening exams such as mammograms, colonoscopies and Pap smears, can help identify some cancers in their early stages when they are most likely to be successfully treated.
- Diabetes
More than 12 million U.S. women age 20 or older have diabetes. This increases the risk of serious health problems such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, vision loss, kidney disease, nerve damage, and amputation. People with diabetes are two to four times more likely to have heart disease or a stroke. Maintaining normal weight is critical in preventing and reversing diabetes. Simple changes in diet and lifestyle along with medical treatment, can reverse the health risks associated with diabetes and can be managed.
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Alzheimer's is the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S. It affects more women than men, representing nearly two-thirds of Americans with the disease. According to Alzheimer's Association, growing evidence suggests a close link between brain health and overall health of the heart , blood vessels and inflammation. Since the brain receives nutrients and oxygen from blood, a healthy cardiovascular system helps to ensure that plenty of nutrient-rich blood reaches the brain.
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According to The National Institute of Mental Health, depression affects about 12 million women each year — twice as many as men. While everyone has "down" days once in a while, persistent feelings of sadness, guilt, hopelessness or loss of interest in activities you normally enjoy can all be signs of depression. Treatment can range from lifestyle changes such as mindfulness to "talk therapy" to medications or a combination of them all for an integrative approach; talk to your physician if your mood doesn't improve.


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Ambitious, gregarious orthopedic surgeon Callie Torres has certainly made the rounds, romantically speaking — but don't tell her super-religious father! After George O'Malley and Meredith Grey's ill-fated fling, George started dating Callie. They got married... and then divorced. It was a whirlwind. Callie then hooked up with Mark Sloan and Alex Karev, but the arrival of cardiothoracic surgeon Erica Hahn prompted Callie to question her sexuality. In the wake of her sudden break-up with Erica (over an argument about the existence of bisexuality, natch), Callie sought comfort in the arms of pediatric surgeon Arizona Robbins. After fighting for months, the women have finally come to see eye-to-eye about having children together, which turned out to be very important: The couple broke up when Arizona went to Africa to do research, and Callie sought comfort in Mark's arms. Now she's pregnant with his child. Fortunately, she and Arizona are reconciled, and the family Callie has always wanted may be in the works!
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Mentoring new scientists in the space between how things are and how things ought to be.
Scientists mentoring trainees often work very hard to help their trainees grasp what they need to know not only to build new knowledge, but also to succeed in the context of a career landscape where score is kept and scarce resources are distributed on the basis of scorekeeping. Many focus their protégés' attention on the [...]Keep reading »
Grappling with the angry-making history of human subjects research, because we need to.
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Teaching about the history of scientific research with human subjects bums me out. Indeed, I get fairly regular indications from students in my "Ethics in Science" course that reading about and discussing the Nazi medical experiments and the U.S. Public Health Service's Tuskegee syphilis experiment leaves them feeling grumpy, too. Their grumpiness varies a bit [...]Keep reading »
Doing science is more than building knowledge: on professional development in graduate training.
Earlier this week, I was pleased to be an invited speaker at UC – Berkeley's Science Leadership and Management (SLAM) seminar series. Here's the official description of the program: What is SLAM? Grad school is a great place to gain scientific expertise – but that's hardly the only thing you'll need in your future as [...]Keep reading »
On the value of empathy, not othering.
July 9th, 2014 | 4
Could seeing the world through the eyes of the scientist who behaves unethically be a valuable tool for those trying to behave ethically? Last semester, I asked my "Ethics in Science" students to review an online ethics training module of the sort that many institutions use to address responsible conduct of research with their students [...]Keep reading »
Resistance to ethics instruction: the intuition that ethics cannot be taught.
May 29th, 2014 | 3
In my last post, I suggested that required ethics coursework (especially for students in STEM* disciplines) are met with a specific sort of resistance. I also surmised that part of this resistance is the idea that ethics can't be taught in any useful way, "the idea that being ethical is somehow innate, a mere matter [...]Keep reading »
Resistance to ethics is different from resistance to other required courses.
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For academic types like myself, the end of the semester can be a weird juxtaposition of projects that are ending and new projects that are on the horizon, a juxtaposition that can be an opportunity for reflexion. I've just seen another offering of my "Ethics in Science" course to a (mostly successful) conclusion. Despite the [...]Keep reading »
Pub-Style Science: dreams of objectivity in a game built around power.
This is the third and final installment of my transcript of the Pub-Style Science discussion about how (if at all) philosophy can (or should) inform scientific knowledge-building. Leading up to this part of the conversation, we were considering the possibility that the idealization of the scientific method left out a lot of the details of [...]Keep reading »
Pub-Style Science: exclusion, inclusion, and methodological disputes.
This is the second part of my transcript of the Pub-Style Science discussion about how (if at all) philosophy can (or should) inform scientific knowledge-building, wherein we discuss methodological disputes, who gets included or excluded in scientific knowledge-building, and ways the exclusion or inclusion might matter. Also, we talk about power gradients and make the [...]Keep reading »
Pub-Style Science: philosophy, hypotheses, and the scientific method.
Last week I was honored to participate in a Pub-Style Science discussion about how (if at all) philosophy can (or should) inform scientific knowledge-building. Some technical glitches notwithstanding, it was a rollicking good conversation — so much so that I have put together a transcript for those who don't want to review the archived video. [...]Keep reading »
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Set in 15th century England and based on Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor," the opera follows the ribald adventures of the amorous fat knight Sir John Falstaff.
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Tenakara comments
@Tony - How do I think Tenkara would handle a 5-6 lb trout? I caught a 23" brown with a Tenkara rod on the Madison and the rod did fine - I did have to "chase" the fish down stream. ...
EtOH and Aqua Mira in GTNP
Dornan's in Moose is a normal resupply for me for GTNP. They have Aqua Mira drops - usually. It's just N of the airport a few miles, at the S end of GTNP. All the gas stations there, and...
Re: Tenkara and Alpine Lakes
I'm glad you had success on a lake with Tenkara, Jay. My son and I are packing for a trek in the Western Uintas now, heading up there this week with Tenkara rods and the Alpacka Double Duck....
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@ashley: the DP2 is slower than the E-P1. I've been using the DP1/DP2 a lot the past few years, nothing really bothers me with either I suppose, so I think the E-P1 is pretty snappy compared to...
Tenkara, Cameras, and Reach
@ashley - it's a Sigma DP2. I don't use SLRs so much on long trips. I still take them on short trips. This year I've been using the DP2 and the Olympus E-P1. I'll start posting phot...
More Tenkara & a Fish Photo
I love Tenkara. I mean, seriously, if a fly fishing inventor were to build something just for us, in terms of gear, technique, and style, this is it. SO COOL. As many of you know, I just retu...
ankle support / Arctic 1000 / my experience
Would a more supportive "boot" minimized my injury on the Arctic 1000? Yes, I think so. But you can't hike 30-40 mile days in boots day after day, which was required in order to...
I'll be taking a Tenkara Rod as well on my trip to the Bob Marshall next week. I have the as yet unreleased 13' 6:4 model, it weighs 3.5 oz. I think the added length will be very nice for p...
UL fly tackle chest pouch
I used to use the Mayfly Chest Pouch - an older model that was about half the weight of the new model. Now I'm consolidated to two tiny fly boxes in the backcountry, and use a Simblissity Unsla...
New Trangia-like Titanium EtOH Stove
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Jolt Gum
You guys are rookies. Look at the times at which you are posting. I consumed four pieces of Jolt two hours ago and look at me, still going strong at 2 am. There is a weird flavor to it, but I ca...
Mike Clelland! GOO Energy Gel
I've used Mike's, and made my own per his recipe. It's nasty. The color, I mean. Like a pukey green. But then again, that may very well provide some of its social appeal when hiking or skiing in...
Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI)
OK, I'm partial. I grew up in Seattle. For a kid who dreamed about the wilds endlessly, my Dad taking my family from our home in the burbs to Capitol Hill was a real treat for me. I have fond me...
Complete Walker by Colin Fletcher
If you love to WALK and you haven't read this book then you are (1) not only missing out on a rite of passage that qualifies you to even claim that you're a backpacker, (2) but also ignoring what may ...
Black Diamond Winter Bivy
I have a few Epic bivies, one from Oware, one from BD (Lightsabre) and one from Bibler (this one, the Winter Bivy). They are both great in the summer, especially in rainy weather, where the Epic treat...
ULA Equipment
I've known Brian Frankle for a few years. Recently, Brian made backpacks for us for the Arctic 1000 expedition. He was very attentive to our feedback, delivered on time, made adjustments as needed, an...
Six Moon Designs Essence
Welllll, I must say, I think PJ did a fine review above, but if you're looking for additional reading insight, I don't think I can follow up. I feel like the local coffee shop guitar player with a bad...
ULA Equipment Relay
I love the Relay. It's my favorite pack for multi-day mountain running because it's so small (tucks into the lumbar) and shaped so well (hourglass) for running. Improvements could be made by adding...
Montrail Vitesse
This is my go-to shoe for all of my longer unsupported/no resupply treks where I absolutely cannot have a shoe fail en route. I've worn through about six pair of Vitesse now, all of them had more t...
Inov8 Mudclaw O'330
Far and away my absolute favorite light shoe for what the Brit's call "fell running" but what I might call "tundra" trekking. It's great in soft ground (tundra, mud) but abysmal on trails and slickroc...


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Wawonowin crowns club champs
September 5, 2014 ISHPEMING — Mark Clements outdueled Connor Mason 4 and 3 in the championship match to capture his 11th men's club championship at Wawonowin Country Club last weekend. more »»
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September 3, 2014 MARQUETTE — Curt Marder of Marquette recorded his second hole-in-one during the club championship at the Marquette Golf Club on Sunday. more »»
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September 3, 2014 MARQUETTE — KC Bjorne captured his third Marquette Golf Club championship on the Greywalls course on Monday. more »»
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September 3, 2014 HOUGHTON — The Michigan Tech Blue Line Club will host a start-of-the-season "Meet the Team" picnic for the Huskies hockey team at 5:30 p.m. more »»
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September 1, 2014 MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University women's soccer team was picked to finish sixth in the GLIAC Preseason Coaches' Poll as announced by the league recently during its GLIAC Soccer Media Day. more »»
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September 1, 2014 MARQUETTE — The early bird swim program at the Marquette Senior High School pool will open for the season on Wednesday morning. The swim runs from 6 to 7:15 a.m. more »»
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September 1, 2014 MARQUETTE — Ben Specker and Barb Carver won club championships at Gentz's Homestead Golf Course the weekend of Aug. 23-24. more »»
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September 1, 2014 MARQUETTE — Area bowling leagues in Marquette and Ishpeming are still accepting new members as the fall season approaches, with most full-season leagues starting play this week or early next week. more »»
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TELL CITY - Nick Weyer has experience beating Tell City as a tennis player. Now he is trying to help the Marksman girls win as their new coach.
Weyer, a 2003 Forest Park graduate, was a four-year varsity starter for the Rangers' boys tennis team, playing No. 2 doubles as a freshman and No. 1 doubles the next three years. All four years his doubles squad beat Tell City in straight sets.
Succeeding Bob Kreilein, who decided to coach only the boys tennis team this school year, Weyer inherits four returning starters from last year's 6-8 team.
CANNELTON - Cannelton's fourth baseball coach in four years will try to improve on last year's 2-16 record.
Mike Garrett, who played for the Bulldogs in the late 1980s, takes over the team's helm. He replaces Matt Goffinet, who is still going to college and was recently hired as an assistant football coach at Tell City.
The Bulldogs had three coaches in three years 1989-91 and still won sectionals all three of those years.
TELL CITY - Tell City's girls softball team returns five starters from last year's 12-12 team but may also start two sophomores and two freshmen.
And three of the returning starters will be playing different positions than last year, though they are positions they played extensively last summer.
New coach Dusty Beard, a longtime assistant with the Marksmen, expects pitching and defense to be among the team's strengths.
INDIANAPOLIS - Two Tell City players have received honorable mention on the first girls basketball all-state team chosen by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association.
The IBCA selected a 15-girl senior team and a 15-girl underclass team (freshmen through juniors).
Approximately 75 players received honorable mention on each list.
Kara McClintic received honorable mention on the senior team and junior Lauren Goffinet made the underclass honorable mention list.
Town of Troy employee Otis Taylor Jr. uses a backhoe to remove debris Tuesday that the receding Ohio River left across Water Street. Heavy rain last week swelled the river beyond its flood stage for the second time in March. Driftwood, plastic bottles and the occasional tire covered Troy's waterfront while the nearby boat ramp remained under several feet of water. According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the river is expected to fall slowly over the next few days.
CANNELTON - The Cannelton Democrat Central Committee will meet at 1 p.m. Sunday in the home of Arvina Bozarth, 647 S. Seventh St., Cannelton. More information may be obtained by calling her at 547-6284.
EVANSVILLE - A Tell City native now serving as an Indiana State Police trooper received minor injuries Saturday when a suspect allegedly high on methamphetamine crashed into his squad car in Evansville.
According to Sgt. Todd Ringle, Trooper Mike Lehmkuhler attempted to stop a 1988 Chevrolet pickup truck after the driver, later identified as David Eugene Walden, 39, of Boonville, disregarded an automatic signal on the Lloyd Expressway at St. Joseph Avenue.
PERRY COUNTY - Tim and Jeff Brumfield, representing Perry County in next month's Spring Turkey Challenge, have been invited to participate in remaining hunts in Georgia, South Dakota and Illinois. The brothers are looking for experienced hunters interested in taking part in upcoming hunts for hogs, antelope and whitetail deer.
Sportsmen or women interested in joining Tim and Jeff's Team Perry County will have the opportunity to show off on national TV in the remaining circuit event of their choice, but will also be competing for nearly $100,000 in cash and prizes.
PERRY COUNTY - Prescribed burning is a management tool in which fires are purposely started under controlled conditions to achieve a desired result. It is used to approximate the natural vegetative disturbance of periodic fires.
Prescribed burning recreates conditions that historically take place in forest ecosystems.
Prescribed burns offer many benefits.
Fuel Reduction: Fires reduce buildup of combustible fuels that can feed intense wildfires and threaten public and firefighter safety
TELL CITY - Tickets are still available for the Aug. 4 appearance of comedian Carl Hurley. Dubbed the nation's funniest professor, Hurley will appear on the Tell City High School auditorium stage at 7 p.m., part of Tell City's Aug. 2-9 sesquicentennial.
Hurley was born in Laurel County, Ky., attended Eastern Kentucky University and earned a doctorate in education. He grew up listening to family stories and radio programs and many of the stories he tells are rooted in his rural upbringing.
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at ADT Security Services.Interview Details
Quick And SimpleInterview . Easy Questions Based Upon Life Experience Basically . The Manager That Interview Me Was Fairly Nice & Had LOTS Of Energy For Her Age . The Background Check Took Only 2 Days . I LOVE Working Here It Is Amazing .Negotiation DetailsMake Sure You Negotiate The Hourly Rate & There Is A Rate Change Of 10% Extra If Work After 830PM . :)Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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Quick, easy and they will hire you if you can talk, breathe and are willing to drive to the not so pleasant parts of town. Starts with a call, get an interview, be willing to work the hours and you've got a good chance to get hired. It all depends on their numbers and how many people they need to hire because they are always turning over the staff weeding out the C, D and F playersAccepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied online, I had 5 interviews spread over 4 months. It was a v e r y slow process. I had a great recruiter to work with and in the initial interview I was told that the need was imediate. During my first phone interview with the hiring manager he just blew me off, when it was rescheduled by the recruiter the hiring manager was 45 mins late to the call. I could see right away that I possessed some but not all of the traits he was looking for. We had a in person interview that was one third the time he asked me to allot for our meeting and did not touch on the things he stated were critical to success at ADT. Many unreturned calls and emails latter, I understand that they may be going forward with an internal candidateInterview Questions
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Everything was great besides they never called when they said they will. Person that interviewed me said I will hear from them in 7-10 business day and they will probably make me an offer. I tried contacting them after two weeks and left a voicemail with HR person but never heard back. Very disappointingNo OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
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Its very lengthy and very simple process. As long as you have your ducks in a row and have a solid plan/goal in mind you have a good chance at being hired.Negotiation DetailsThere wasn't oneAccepted Offer
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It all started in a bar. A friend and I were watching Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Pacers and Heat at Old Town Pour House in Chicago. Miami was up just two with 8:37 left in the fourth quarter when Ray Allen started to go off....Blog | August 21, 2014
Need for SpeedBill Barnwell
Speed kills. Al Davis might have said that about the NFL once, and it's hard to argue against him. Speed's the toughest thing to control and the most difficult skill to plan against as a defense. Think Colin Kaepernick running through the G...Blog | August 18, 2014
An Update on What All 32 Starting Quarterbacks Are Doing (SPOILER...Kevin Lincoln
Through the combined powers of the World Cup and the LeBronnening, and apart from a few brief salvos about the Washington Racist Team Names(TM), professional American football faded into the background for about a month. We all needed the break! B...Blog | July 21, 2014
NFL OTAs Reset: Five Scheme Changes to WatchRobert Mays
Aside from being the stretch of the calendar for never-ending optimism, OTAs actually do serve a purpose. That purpose, and how important these pre-training camp sessions are, shifts from team to team. Tom Brady is more than a decade into r...Blog | June 02, 2014
Prematurely Evaluating the Situations in Which Newly Drafted Quar...Kevin Lincoln
In the 2014 NFL draft, 14 quarterbacks were selected. The first was Central Florida's Blake Bortles, taken third overall by the Jaguars; the last was Southern Methodist's Garrett Gilbert, who went 214th overall to the Rams. The on...Blog | May 12, 2014
NFL Divisional Round Pain and GainRobert Mays
Wild-card weekend was a nearly perfect weekend of football, and it's because what we got out of it is exactly what we hoped for. The first round of the NFL playoffs is supposed to be about craziness. We want 45-44 wins, and weird upsets, and Beast Mo...Blog | January 08, 2014
NFL Week 15 Winners and Losers: Jamaal Charles for MVP, Peak Eli ...Robert Mays
Winners Jamaal Charles: Playing against Jamaal Charles in fantasy yesterday was traumatizing. I'm not sure it's something from which I come back. Charles's 215-yard, five-touchdown day makes him the MVP of every fantasy league in which he was stil...Blog | December 16, 2013