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Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Matt Moore had two very good innings to start Sunday's game at Yankee Stadium. After a very bad third, he was done. Moore blew up in the third, allowing five runs, the big hit a three-run homer by Russell Martin after Moore was ahead in the count 0-and-2. The New York Yankees hung on to win 6-4. Moore has lost his last four starts and has lasted only four and three innings in his last two. He said he feels fine, which actually has made it more frustrating given the circumstances. "There's no excuse," he said. "It's got to be way better than that in this situation as a club where we're sitting." Manager Joe Maddon said it may simply be a matter of the 23-year-old's inexperience showing. "Matt had great stuff, and he was on his way to a really good game, and I believe a lot of that has to do with a little bit of inexperience," he said. "Because even though he had done well last year at the end of the season, it's different. It's different going t...
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It all depends what one is willing to pay. A trade for a guy, bringing up a Shafer and giving Belisle a more important role could possibly go a long way to making things better.Originally Posted by NewEraReds
It all depends what one is willing to pay. A trade for a guy, bringing up a Shafer and giving Belisle a more important role could possibly go a long way to making things better.Originally Posted by NewEraReds
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Get rid of the save stat, just give all the relievers that Hold one
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i agree, i just havent heard of any good relievers being available and i am iffy on bringing up schaefer. i dont want to rush. i get the feeling neither does krivsky. he brings up guys when they are completely ready. i agree on belisle though. id have him pitching over a lot of what we haveOriginally Posted by flyer85
What happened to the days of having relievers work more than *gasp* .. 1 inning?? Or ... OMG .. even not putting in a pitcher every other out for a batting matchup? What I don't understand is why managers put in pitchers that are crap .. and even with matchup advantages they aren't better than good pitchers in a matchup disadvantage situation.
Because all they have for middle relief is crap with certain platoon split advantages. Otherwise, for the most part, those pitchers would be starters or closers. I guess you see more multi-inning relief stints in the AL, but the pitcher has to be good enough to keep getting guys out over multiple innings consistently, so they usually wind up as starters or closers, too.Originally Posted by GOREDSGO32
Narron could also eliminate these problems if he would quit trying to push his starters to the point where they need help to get out of a jam. As soon as it is clear to everyone else that a starter is starting to lose it, Narron has to go 2 or 3 more batters until he decides to make a move. He also does this with relievers, I recall one game where it was clear Belisle gave us 3 stellar innings, but Narron wanted 4. And sure enough, there was a meltdown. I remember wondering if Narron was pushing Belisle a bit because he planned on starting him, but nope, it was just Narron being Narron.
IMO, if Narron is basing his decisions on what the media and fans are telling him to do, then he is the wrong man for a management job.
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We had a thread on here last week about people being worried that Coffey was on pace to pitch 100 innings. So it looks like people want him to pitch more than 1 inning and not pitch too much. If we put Coffey in every game when we needed him, his arm would fall off by August.Originally Posted by GOREDSGO32
I agree the solution is to get better options than Yan and White. Hopefully the return of Belisle can bridge the gap between the starters and Coffey. But he cannot pitch every game either.
I do not think that using a guy for just the 9th inning is the best situation either but whether you use Coffey in the 6th, 7th, 8th or 9th inning, someone else is going to have to pitch the other innings. And I do not like the current choices we have now.
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This is exactly why that 1990 team was so special. No one can predict when you are going to need your best reliever, so you need more than ONE reliable reliever.
Charlton, Dibble, and Myers this club has Coffey and ???
This will be the 2006 Reds achilles heel until they can find some more arms for that bullpen.
Could you imgine if Narron would have put Coffey in 7th, and they had blown the lead in the 9th.
The save stat and arbitration...a deadly mix.Originally Posted by westofyou
actually...I can easily control a match that has been lit a-flame. I think putting Yan in is akin to an afternoon stroll in Sadr City, Iraq with a "God Bless America" shirt... But that's just me.Originally Posted by flyer85
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February 5th, 2007 #1
DSG 1193: Sci-Fi: BEEFY URBAN ASSAULT AUTOMATON COMES AROUND THE APT. HALLWAY CORNER
(Apt. = Apartment)
[ So, we're in an enclosed space... an apartment building hallway... ]
[ ...and, just turning the corner, here comes this powerful armored mechanism laden with various anti-personnel devices. ]
[ Rather daunting, I would imagine. ]
[ This is probably a police unit. ]
[ Which means cool weathered stripes, i.d. numbers, badge insignia, and the like. ]
[ It doesn't have to be la policia, mind you... ]
[ ...But, that would kinda be like scraping the icing off the cake. ]
Sci-Fi: BEEFY URBAN ASSAULT AUTOMATON COMES AROUND THE APT. HALLWAY CORNER
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Great topic! It'll be really interresting to see what becomes of this.
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February 5th, 2007 #3
February 5th, 2007 #4Guest
Nice pics we all have pretty much the same composition.
too tired to finish it maybe tomorrow.
February 5th, 2007 #5
nice one Mitze ,I have time only for roughs .
When I was young, I could do all-nighters in my sleep.
February 5th, 2007 #6
So I haven't done the daily sketch in, oh, about forever. Thought I'd dash off a quick one today, for old times' sake. If I've got any more time today I'll polish it up a bit, but I make no promises.
February 5th, 2007 #7
Hey hey! Cool topic. I took the law enforcment slant...here's my sketch:
Tell me whatcha think.
Lingmerth Great job with the colors, really brought it together. Great expression on the guy around the corner too.
Hamsta Ah, reminds me of MechWarrior. Looks great. Good composition, the rounded corridor is a neat look. And the light from the window, neat tone, I'd love to see you do something really dramatic with that.
Mitze I really like the texture and colors of this one. The pure size of your automaton looks sweet. I like it.
Goran Textury. Really neat. I like your style.
Phaethon Very neat. I'm coming back from having not done the DSG in forever too...I maybe did it once.
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February 5th, 2007 #8
my arm started to hurt so I gave up on the surroundings....
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Not sure what I was thinking here, haha
February 5th, 2007 #10
it's been a while...
sure has been a while since the last post 4 me.
Up from the hallway floor...
complete with flower-print floring!
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February 6th, 2007 #12
Crits welcome, paintovers even. I like the way I layed it our, but I think there's some problems. Let me know.
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dsg goes on.. )
Hi there! This is my first post here.. )) Just found out your amazing community and coulnd't wait till you start the new dsg... so that's what I see. not sure about anti-military abilities of that metal something... well.. atleast it can see thru walls.
Good vision everyone! )
p.s. plz reply if the img is too big...... )))
February 6th, 2007 #14
Mykro: That perspective is way too strong for a corner, Main thing is that you need to bring the vanishing points out.
Here's hoping you find something useful from the above image.
February 6th, 2007 #15
Thanks Exocentric, I don't have that many markers (especially not any flesh toned, as you might see), you make do with what you have, right.
I like your play with light and shadow, nice color comp. aswell
Welcome Al Navro. Hope you become a regular (unlike me ), the more the marrier.
Great work on the expression and lighting of the face in the first frame.
Mykro, one other thing you might want to think about is contrast, I think your picture would look better if you made the dark parts darker, and the bright brighter. Foremost on the mecha. He has a really good design, but the form is kinda lost.
Last edited by Lingmerth; February 6th, 2007 at 10:23 AM.My Sketchbook
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February 6th, 2007 #16
maybe, perhaps if beefy is relative .
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I spent 20-30 (20 was the goal) minutes on the original 10 thumbs, and then 10-15 minutes on the "improved three" - the 2nd to last is a filler, and I made that last
I'll try to add some thoughts on the others tomorrow, but so lovely are they that I must first sleep on it!
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February 6th, 2007 #17
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February 6th, 2007 #19
Just a quick one, still giving photoshop chance to not suck.
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Nice job everyone.
February 7th, 2007 #21
I like the automaton/bot, it's design and rendering - the guy is pretty decent as well, but compared to them the enviroment feels sloppy indeed ~ I mean that is some wonky plank you got there to the right
you placed the mecha in the middle of the piece - and that composition really hurts it, an other negative ~ that house must be collapsing with those walls (\ opposed to |). Still the mech is pretty good, and while I've often have readability issues with your digital sketches it reads fine.
I like the linedrawing, the automata is pretty nice - and the tale is good ~ too bad about the lack of time to finish it
the design, I'm not sure in which environment it would fit, but it would be worth building to have that little guy in it. & Nice composition and rendering as usual.
I like the design, inspite off that I normally don't like those of it's like, and the rendering of the automata is good (even if you probably made it in B/W and splashed on some green, yellow & blue) ~ personally thought I think the environment takes it down a notch - the wall to the right clouds the machine, the shadow on the floor annoys me, and the rest leaves me wanting. So opposed to the fact that I'm generally not inclined to the design in general, and that I think the room pulls it down; I still like it
& you left comments to boot!
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You need to take the pain, be a man! Still I got a wrist warmer to avoid just that
Anyway the bot is pretty, and the design is fairly cute.
Probably not about perspective, still the piece is intresting, but probably more because of the sense of non sequitur it leaves; for example why is that guy in front calmly waiting for the elevator, or why would someone need to mount a minigun on the automata's head!
Still, think about the lines and perspective the next time around no
At first I disliked the what I thought was a shamble of lines, and I had a hard time reading it - but now, while I still wish it was more readable, I've come to turns with it - and I love large parts of your creation. The Design of the bot is ace, and the entrance through the floor/wall is a close second. Perhaps the first impression is just a sign of my own stab at painting over the last years, it's been far too long since I inked anything before I lay on paint.
Some negatives, I dislike the P.O.V. as it makes the piece flatter, and you placed the machine in the centre square - both pulls this down for me. Yet you got the bulky machine right, it feels more like an automata then most, and it's definitively very bulky indeed - then the rendering helps the piece somewhat; still the P.O.V and composition shines through ~ I'm a sad little monkey, for I usually like/love your stuff
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Well I agree with everyone about the perspective, specially since you had the characters and the wall in different perspectives. I also agree with the contrast.
I also take it that the automata was, as far as automatas plan anything, planning an attack on the runner? So I moved the pieces around to try to capture this better etc.
I also gave it some more texture and jizz
This was a quicky, but I hope you like the changes, I'm divided over my own addition but anyway.
Al Navro
It feels like two plates, two diffrent rooms - is the neard the controller of said automata? anyway I like the guy, but I'm having perspective problems with the bots, and the blurry rendering on that plate.
Pft! Explain thyself!
Nice piece, though the colours/light perspective seems off.
Photshop is hot, still a bleed setting on the brushes would make it even better.
Your piece is very blurry though, and I'm not getting more then the premises.
I would like to see more light/shadow play & textures - besides that I like it.
February 7th, 2007 #22
Attack of the Disco Bot, or Ned's Atomic Dustbin!
I suck at hands, must do some more work on drawing and painting hands.
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Lingmerth Thx alot ) I hope that I have enough time to check back more often..
dan liimatta this guy controlls it .. that's why he's sittin in the green light.. well, I totally agree with you... ) unfortunately had no time to finish this one in the right way.. though, it's not the the excuse for quality of the work ... thx for crit anyways ) i'll do better next time!
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February 7th, 2007 #24
Had a little time at work, thought I would get in on this one
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heres my offering:
its missing the hallway, but i was having far to much fun with it, think it might actually be one of the few peices i finish. huzzah!
February 7th, 2007 #26
Exocentric Not what I would call beefy, but that's not really important, is it?
I get the feeling it's going to tip over, a little too side on as well.
Now that dan liimatta mentioned it, the enviro and shadow really is notches down in quality, but I hadn't noticed it at first.
dan liimatta Mad magazine's Spy vs. Spy? Such a quirky design and pose, a real blast to the past, with those bold colors and textures.
Which reminds me of a few dsgs ago and the mention of PS dirt... simply a layer ontop with multiply? (or whatever blending mode you like)
February 8th, 2007 #27
Yeah, been playing around with various styles, and I used half-tones with both the paintover and my own DSG.
Anyway you can use dirt layers in many ways, I got some favourites though.
1. start trashy with a dirty underpainting, then draw your sketch upon it.
2. draw the rough sketch/thumbnail, then throw a heap of garbage upon it (in a layer usually) - then make a layer upon that and clean it (to a certain degree of course)
3. Draw dirt/scratches (usually with dirt brushes) and then try out some layer settings, usually overlay/softlight is the winner for me, but sometimes I'll find that some other setting, for example a low opacity exclusion works even better.
Some cleanup tips.
the Dust & scratches filter under noise; apply your image in a new layer, apply dust & scratches and then mask the layer - now paint in the "clean" layer where you want it.
Other filters works just as well, and I'll often throw in some % of watercolour, or some other random filter that helps the image (paint dubs for example).
Other filters that helps are the various maximize/minimize/highpass filters under other, or the various blur/sharpen filters.
Also I'd recommend Sparths artistic process for some good tips - at the moment I'm heavly into throwing my old sketches in the mix as seen under process 02 - come with us.
Anyway masking is your friend
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A bit late, but tried working a little differently.
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February 8th, 2007 #29
Thanks for posting that link, I hadn't seen the Sparth site before
Very useful.
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February 8th, 2007 #30
Thanks for the tips, Dan


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Alright, did anyone out there actually play the Demo at Gencon? I'm really wanting some more details about gameplay (especially the new magic system). I've been really surprised, there's been very little info out there about the game.
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I played 1 demo and watched and halfway taught another with some of my friends. I can likely answer any questions you have about the demo.
There was only 2 units in the demo who had a magic attack and it was pretty much a ranged attack with no dice. So when you go to activate the unit you could choose to use its magic attack and do the damage listed in the ability.
This game was my favorite demo of the con. So much so that I tracked down some of the original diskwars that I had never played before so I could bring something like it home to mess with.
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Do you happen to remember how the dice for ranged combat work?
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Le Crotoy Things to Do
Cathedral de Notre Dame, at Amiens
Well worth the drive inland to the City of Amiens is the largest gothic cathedral in France. This magnificent edifice was finished in 1269, and was declared a World Heritage site in 1981. The cathedral is illuminated by a powerful light show which displays the frontal facade with it's display of impressive sculpture to it's best advantage.The...more
Narrow Gauge Steam Railway
We couldn't resist a trip on the narrow gauge railway which travels around the bay to St. Valery several times a day. The train leaves the station at Le Crotoy and wends it's way through farmland and marshes, over level crossings and bridges, to arrive at St. Valery an hour later.Try to book in advance if possible, and catch a train which allows...more
The beaches on the Baie de Somme
We spent quite some time on the beach, just outside the town of Le Crotoy. When the tide goes out, the whole bay virtually empties of water, leaving a small channel running through the middle of what is to all intents and purposes a desert.If like me you tire of sitting getting burnt in the summer sun, a walk out into the middle of the bay will be...more
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Mussels in the Town Square
We had Moules et Frites in the square in Le Crotoy, laid on by the local Pompiers, proceeds to their funds. As ever, very tasty! We ate from trays on wooden tables and benches laid out under the trees.My friend Malcolm is pictured enjoying the seafood, a treat we never miss when in France.more
Mussels and fries, just like home :-)
August 15th is often the occasion for some festivities. The firemen of Le Crotoy had organized a giant open-air event, where we could eat mussels and fries, or grilled sausages for a really small price !We all sat around huge wooden tables under the trees and facing the sea, eating our mussels that tasted soooo good, drinking wine and enjoying...more
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Le Crotoy Transportation
There's an historical train line called the chemin de fer de la baie de la somme that travels to Le Crotoy from Noyelles or St Valery which are further around the bay. Its not particularly cheap either...works out about 40 euros for a family of four. However if money is no object its a nice day out.
Note that the ticket office in St Valery is not at the actual station (where you park your car), its on a wagon parked down the line closer to the town centre...also that's also where you get on the train...well it was on the day we went.
The web site is in French but the timetable is quite easy to understand.
Le Crotoy Local Customs
Ficelles picardes are a culinary specialty of Picardy... but does this really look like a Picardian specialty to you ? Well, our friend Anik thought that Sarah and I looked pretty much like Ficelles Picardes in our sleeping bags :-)
For real tips on the Ficelle Picarde, see my tips on Saint Valéry sur Somme.
Le Crotoy Off The Beaten Path
Dancing in the rain !
As I said in my restaurant tip, we went to an open-air event organized by the firemen of Le Crotoy. After the eating was over, the DJ started to raise the music...and no one danced because of the rain. But we were drenched already, so we decided to have fun and dance under the rain for a while :-) Well, believe it or not, this was a really funny...more
That's how seals do...
Well, the presence of seals in the bay is something I wouldn't have imagined... They are usually visible at low tide, when they rest on the sand banks after they went fishing. However it is better to observe them from a distance to avoid perturbing them.But even though we went through the bay at low tide, the only seals we saw were those two on the...more
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When the tide goes in
A funny phenomenon to observe... when the tide goes in, water seems to push forward a bundle of foam, that totters its way through the bay :-) The picture unfortunately doesn't completely reflect the "ploup ploup" of the foam :-)You must be careful though, because the sea is faster than you may think... it often happens that people are suddenly...more
Typical vegetation
The grasswort, or salicorne in French, is a typical plant of salt marshes or beaches which is very common in the Baie de Somme. They have the time to develop when the bay is emptying and are then totally recovered by the sea at high tide. At the end of the summer, the plant dries and looks like a little squeletton... the young sprouts will only...more
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The newly-updated genetic map for A1/D1, A2/D2 and A3/D3 homoeologous pairs. Note: Genetic map was constructed using a BC1 population obtained from the interspecific cross: G. hirsutum L. acc. TM-1 × G. barbadense L. cv. Hai7124. Recombination distance is given in centimorgans (cM). Chromosomes and linkage groups are arranged by homoeologous pairs and their corresponding conventional chromosome numbers denoted in bracket. REMAP markers are shown in bold. Segregation distorted loci are underlined and italicized; loci skewed toward the heterozygote only are underlined, loci skewed toward TM-1 are both italicized and underlined. Segregation distortion regions (SDRs) are named as 'No. SDR + linkage group', for example, SDR1_2 refers to the first SDR (out of all SDRs) and is located on Chr. 2 linkage group.
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You've Been Hacked... Now What?
SINCE THE FABLED Internet worm was unleashed by Cornell University graduate student Robert Morris in an infamous incident 12 years ago, security professionals have recognized a need for quick response to security incidents on the Internet. It was then that the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), at Carnegie Mellon University, a federally funded organization, was instituted as a central clearinghouse of computer security information and technical advisor on incident response for companies and government agencies.
At CERT's inception, only about 60,000 hosts were connected to the Internet. Now, however, more than 36 million hosts use the Net, and the number of security vulnerabilities and attackers has risen correspondingly. Companies are realizing that, with their increasing reliance on networked computers for mission critical operations, it makes sense to have their own incident response capabilities. Doing so entails setup and response.
If a company plans to establish a computer incident response team (CIRT), getting management support is critical to ensuring that the team will have adequate funding and authority, says E. Larry Lidz, a network security officer at the University of Chicago. Once support is assured, managers must take several steps to establish an effective incident team. These include: evaluating security, selecting a team, developing a policy, exercising the plan, and handling a response.
The CIRT team is not there to establish the security baseline, as that should have already been established by staff network security specialists. However, in forming the team, the security manager or whoever is heading up the effort needs to identify the systems that will most likely be targeted by attackers. For example, a company that conducts business online knows that its Web server has a high risk of attack. The findings will help determine the composition of the team.
Team members should have complementary skills, and they should be well-suited to working interdependently with coworkers in high-pressure situations. If they are in-house staff with other regular duties, as is often the case, they must be able to drop whatever they are doing and begin assisting in system recovery efforts when an incident occurs.
Employees with the greatest expertise in high-risk functions or business units (as determined during the evaluation phase) should be part of the team. The technical makeup of the information system resources also plays a role in determining who is selected. For example, if a company uses Windows NT and UNIX, the team should have members who have a broad knowledge of these platforms. If the in-house staff lacks some of the requisite expertise, the company may also decide to supplement the team with consultants.
The optimal size of the team varies depending on the resources the company has and its risk profile. Typically, CIRTs consist of several IT staff members, general counsel, a human resources representative, a physical security representative, a media or public relations liaison, and a chief information officer or some other senior-level executive.
Legal concerns. A company's legal representative should be involved at every stage of team formation to advise on legal liability issues. In the event of an incident, the counselor should be consulted about how technical staff actions might affect the company's ability to later prosecute the offender if apprehended. The human resource member of the team will play an important role if the intruder turns out to be an employee or contractor.
Investigations. The security department team member brings, of course, knowledge of what is going on in the company as a whole. He or she is also likely to have the investigative skills the team will need to solve any computer crime.
Public relations. Companies with hacker hassles are finding it increasingly difficult to stay off the nightly news, as system intruders are savvy enough to boast about their exploits in the right places. Therefore, when an emergency arises, the CIRT team needs to make some information available to the corporation's public relations personnel, who in turn can get the most accurate information out to interested news media and also ensure that the information being presented will not adversely affect the company by inviting more hackers. This team member might also be called on to interact with senior management to keep them updated on the progress of recovery operations.
Leadership. The team must have a leader who has sufficient authority to direct each team member, including legal counsel. Chief information officers (CIOs) are a good choice for the post, as they have the technical background, but companies assign the position to a variety of senior managers. The team leader, after being notified of a potential emergency, is the one who activates the team and makes key decisions about how to handle the situation, such as which team members are needed. The team leader will be responsible for ensuring that everyone is where he or she is supposed to be.
The next step is to develop an incident response plan. This plan will define what a computer security emergency is, so that team members won't be called on to solve routine problems. The plan will iterate the purpose of the team, who is on it, steps involved in initiating team action, and member duties.
"CIRTs are not for monitoring and enforcement. They respond to emergencies. You don't want to use them too much. If you use them inappropriately, they lose their edge," says Kuchta.
By the same token, CIRTs should not be underused. Employees should not be discouraged from relaying observations regarding strange activity on the network. While it may seem to the employee to be an isolated event, when viewed in the context of other reports, it may indicate to the team that an attack is underway.
The plan should tailor a process for notification. For example, employees could be instructed to report their suspicions to a designated team member (with another named as an alternate).
The plan should also contain the contact information of each team member both at work and at home. Further, it should spell out the decision-making process for terminations and prosecutions in the event that an intruder has been conclusively identified.
Some companies detail business issues that may come up, such as how major events will he handled should they require, for example, taking down the entire network or a single service on the network. The plan may also detail when and how clients or other business partners should be notified of problems that could affect their own networks or dealings with the company. For example, a California company had such extensive data destruction as the result of a system intruder that the situation required rebuilding a high-level network. Since the organization also conducted a substantial amount of electronic business with partners, its response team's plan spelled our such issues as notifying the business clients that their systems, which were linked to the company's systems, might have been breached.
The response plan should also detail when and how internal users will be notified and how their access to data will be accomplished for business continuity purposes.
The plan might also include an overview of the additional services the CIRT provides. While their main function is to respond to crises, some corporate CIRTs provide workshops on security awareness or consult on security issues with various departments. For example, when a team of hackers broke into Stanford University systems, stealing more than 4,500 passwords, the university's CIRT responded by patching the system and getting passwords changed, but they also counseled students and faculty about good password selection and protection behavior. Now every November, the school recognizes "Security Month," where CIRT members have an expanded awareness campaign on system security.
No plan is complete until it has been tested, and no team can be considered reliable unless it practices its procedures. "Without the practice, a real emergency will cause very strained decisions when the time comes," says Kuchta.
Testing reveals how well the team detects and responds to the attack, how quickly it is able to mobilize, and how quickly it is able to resolve the incident. Ideally, the team leader should hold practice sessions every three to six months, but at a minimum they should be held annually, says Kuchta.
Because the testing is designed to uncover problems, managers should not be discouraged when it does just that. Problems that are detected can then be addressed.
Although each organization varies in its approach, policy will generally provide that a CIRT member who becomes aware of an incident, either through his or her own work or by being tipped off by another employee, first identify that there is a sufficient emergency and then notify the team leader.
Next, the team leader should determine the severity of the intrusion and call in the appropriate team members, who should begin a network scan to pinpoint the exact extent of the damage and the entry point. Team members should check file systems for modifications, review audit logs, and examine remote systems. In addition, they should remove any software that hackers have installed on their system. Hackers often do this as part of their springboarding techniques: they install software that makes it possible for them to launch attacks from a different host in order to throw investigators off the trail.
Once the diagnostics have been completed, senior management needs to be informed of the intrusion and what the team is doing to recover. The media contact member of the team should also be briefed so that he or she can respond to media inquiries if necessary and assure clients that the situation is being handled (or alert them if delays should be expected).
Dummy networks. If the intruder is still online, a critical decision needs to be made with regard to whether to try to fool the hacker into staying on a part of the system until the team can track him or her down. For a long time, standard procedure was for the system administrator to terminate the session and log the event. But hackers have come to count on that happening. The first time they get in, they install a backdoor so that they may get in again knowing at least part of the company's response procedures.
In response, some system administrators have begun setting up a dummy network--sometimes called "fish bowls" or "sandboxes"--into which the intruder is routed without being tipped off that the company is now watching. Filled with unimportant information, the dummy network gives the team a harmless way to keep the hacker online while the company tries to trace the connection.
If the team can find out who the hacker is, that information will be factored into the company's response. For example, says Kuchta, if a pharmaceutical company's research and development system is breached and CIRT team members find out that the offending party is likely a teenage curiosity seeker, prosecution may not be pursued. If, however, the IP address belongs to a competitor or foreign government, a different scenario will play out.
Outside assistance. Some situations may require that CIRT members call for outside help if the problem seems to demand a greater level of computer expertise than the in-house staff possesses. For example, a transportation company was in danger of losing major financial backing and possibly going under because of computer problems. IT staff there noted repeated unauthorized intrusions: an attacker was sending in "rogue programs" that were causing system crashes and data loss. The staff thought the damage level was low enough to keep the job in-house. But after a week of unsuccessful attempts to quash the intrusions, they realized they needed help. Another incident response team was called in and the matter was resolved in three days.
After reviewing the evidence and information from logs, the consulting team discovered that the attacks were most likely originating from an intemal employee. Covert surveillance was set up, and the suspect was caught in the act. The employee's computer was also seized for the investigation.
In this case, the in-house staff bad too little expertise to deal with an attack of this sophisticated nature, in which the identity of the attacker was well cloaked. Further, no one there had a sufficient amount of experience in computer forensics. The consultants brought this expertise in and made recommendations in their final report about how the company could prevent such an attack in the future. More security products were suggested, but the company's main problem was that the internal attacker bad access to an area on the network where he had no business purpose.
A final critical component of the incident response process is to document the attack, what caused it, and what was done to fix it. A number of companies build their own databases and use them for making reports. The data may also be used as training aids in helping to keep the network secure.
Some computer incident response teams are small, informal bands of technical staff, while others are large units with staff dedicated to only incident response. Size does not matter as much as efficiency, planning, and skill. With the right policies and people in place, response teams can help companies fight back against hacker attacks.
DeQuendre Neeley is staff editor at Security Management. Special thanks to K. J. Kuchta for his technical review of this article.
SEVERAL ORGANISATIONS EXIST to help companies form incident response teams and stay abreast of news about bugs, viruses, and product problems. Chief among them is CERT. (Although "computer emergency response team" and "computer incident response team" are used interchangeably, CERT is a registered trademark of Carnegie Mellon University.) There are about 40 organizations from Australia to Iceland that have CIRT capabilities, working to slow the spread of viruses or pass information on to companies just ahead of the attackers. Their Web sites offer an abundance of information about setting up CIRTs, along with other useful information (@ Go to www.securitymanagement.com for a list of and links to these sites).
Some companies may wonder why they need an in-house CIRT when these organizations exist to do much of the work their staff CIRTs would do. It's an option, but you'll find these organizations to be like a police station, Kuchta reasons. They can't be everywhere at once. An organization like CERT will "provide a basic amount of assistance. They'll tell you about the problems and give you the fixes, but you still need the technical people on hand to install it properly," says Kuchta. Moreover, CERT does not help with intruder investigations.
TOOLS. Kenneth van Wyk and Chuck Downs of Para-Protect Services say that, while there are few security technology tools made specifically for incident response, CIRT team members still might find some software particularly helpful in quick investigations. Beyond audit logs, intrusion detection systems, and the like, CIRTs can take advantage of such tools as disk forensics tools, playback tools, and page-hack capabilities.
Lazarus is a freeware forensics program written by the same programmers who brought SATAN and SAINT to computer security fame. It is designed to gather evidence from hard drives of UNIX, BSD, or Linux-based systems. Norton Utilities, by Symantec, is a similar program designed for DOS and Windows systems. Information about Lazarus can be found at www.fish.com/security/forensics. Look to Symantec's Web site, www.symantec.com for more information on Norton.
Van Wyk says playback capabilities are where the largest voids in incident response tools exist. These tools allow incident events to be reenacted for staff analysis and for possible presentation of evidence. Some commercial intrusion detection systems have limited playback capabilities, including RealSecure by Internet Security Systems, Dragon by Security Wizards, and NID, a tool exclusive to government agencies and certain contractors.
Page-back utilities, like some alarm systems, are designed to send an alert when network monitoring systems catch a critical event. These utilities can be programmed into existing network monitoring products. Downs recommends Cpager95, a Windows-based tool that pages incident response team staff, and Sendpage, which does the same for UNIX monitors. Cpager95 can be found at www.pager95.com; Sendpage at www.cpoint.net/projects/sendpage.
PUBLICATIONS. Several comprehensive guides have been published to train corporations on how to set up a CIRT.
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* Security materials from More.net
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The Proust Questionnaire is a fortnightly feature that alternates with the Saturday interview. These questions were most famously answered by the French writer Marcel Proust, whose personality-revealing responses came to define this form of celebrity confession. This questionnaire was administered by Pankaja Srinivasan
What is your idea of happiness?
A state of being – as was articulated by John Lennon in his cult classic "Imagine".
What is your greatest fear?
That, our national motto notwithstanding, 'Truth' alone may not always triumph in contemporary India.
What is your favourite virtue?
What is the principal aspect of your personality?
Secular humanism.
What is your main fault?
The inability to decline an invitation with conviction and grace.
For what fault do you have the most tolerance?
I am tolerant towards those who have an 'obsessive' and therefore a self-defeating interpretation of the term 'Quality Consciousness'.
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To see an adult snatching candy from a kid and other acts that fall in similar buckets.
What would be your greatest misfortune?
To come to the rather sad conclusion in the evening of my life that I had failed to make a difference to the less-privileged lives of those whom I've had the chance to interact with.
What is your most treasured possession?
My credibility in the eyes of those who depend on me.
What is your favourite colour?
White – for its ability to convey the true meaning of 'crisp'.
Who are your favourite poets?
Afraid I do not have favourite poets, though I do admire their artistry. I am fond of Haiku, though.
What is the military event you admire the most?
Battle of Britain. Specifically, the role played by the Royal Air Force's Fighter and Bomber Commands in scripting the turning point of World War II. This operation became the beginning of the end of the German advance towards Britain.
What is the reform you admire the most?
The Right to Information Act, 2005, passed by the Indian parliament.
Which talent would you most like to have?
Would have loved being an accomplished musician with an ability to collaborate with talented musicians across cultures, languages, genres, etc.
Which character in world history do you most despise?
Adolf Eichmann, one of the major organisers of the Holocaust during the Second World War and, of course, the entire chain of command all the way up to Adolf Hitler.
What is your favourite food and drink?
Food: Chinese Hakka cuisine; Drink: Glenfiddich Liqueur.
What is your present state of mind?
That of an amused and curious observer who wonders how deeply fragmented our modern society has become and how much further its social mores will decline before there is a rewakening and a return to moral values, sustainable growth and inclusive development. We are still fighting for the creation of ethnic identities within nation states when the very existence of the human race is under threat, and these existential challenges can only be solved by unified action after we dissolve our national identities and develop a global approach.
How would you like to die?
Instantly. Comforted by the knowledge that while alive, I had done the best I could, under various circumstances that had governed my existence till then.
What is your favourite motto?
Actually, I try to live by the thought expressed by Ralph Waldo Emerson in his quotation: To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; To earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.
If not yourself, who would you be?
God. To put this in context, if only I could succeed in stopping myself from being myself all the time, I would have realised every person's default status – the potential to be godlike.
(In 1984, Squadron Leader Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian to visit outer space, with two Soviet cosmonauts, as part of a joint programme between the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Soviet Intercosmos space programme. He spent the next seven days, 21 hours and 40 minutes on board the space station, Salyut 7. Now Wing Commander (Retd), he lives a quiet life in Coonoor. He is a recipient of the Ashok Chakra.)
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What to use to clean off mold from all of the exposed hard, cleanable surfaces: to clean off a moldy surface, you could use simple clean water, soapy water, spray cleaners, or if you prefer, a commercial biocide (follow their directions) or a dilute bleach cleaning solution.
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Basic mold cleanup safety warning: If you are doing your own mold cleanup be sure to wear appropriate protective clothing, goggles, HEPA-rated respirator, better, a respirator that filters both fine particles (HEPA) AND that filters out the MVOCs (gases produced by mold), gloves, etc. If you are asthmatic, immune impaired, sick, elderly, or an infant, it would be smart to have an expert clean up your mold while you stay out of the moldy area or building.
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Bleaching or "killing" mold is not the objective. Bleach will not kill all of the mold anyway - we can tease viable spores out of lots of "bleached mold" samples we see in the lab.
The object of mold removal is to clean the surface, to remove loose moldy material, not to try to sterilize the surface. Certain mold-contaminated materials that cannot be cleaned (drywall, carpeting, curtains) should be discarded. Clothing and bedding linens or towels can be washed or dry-cleaned.
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This is some documentation on its mold disinfection powers.
Do you have any opinion if CO2 is ideal or another method? - H.G. 3/20/2014
Using scholarly research tools and terms ammonia, mycotoxin, CO2, cleaning, clothing, etc. I have not been able to find a single scholarly article nor research defending the use of CO2 for addressing mold cleaning, mold odors, nor myxotoxin removal. I did find a paper discussing using CO2 in cleaning up recycled paper (below). CO2 is discussed as a "green" method for dry cleaning clothing as it avoids using more ecologically harmful solvents.
The article you cite is of course scholarly research but focuses on bacterial contaminants and does not mention mold, fungi, nor mycotoxins. Further, as we have discussed, "dead mold" may still be harmful, allergenic, toxic, or may contain mycotoxins.
More important, we have not demonstrated by careful testing that the skin irritations you discussed earlier are related to mold as opposed to other environmental particles (such as insulation or insect fragments).
Blood tests for mold or mycotoxin exposure are an important tool in use by your physician but don't establish a link between illness and actual location or source of the exposure.
I have not been able to find scholarly articles nor research defending the use of ammonia for mycotoxin removal from clothing, furnishings, nor buildings, and I'd be grateful if your doctor who made that assertion could point us to a citation, journal article, research or some other source. Perhaps this view originated with some experiments with mycotoxin treatments in food cereals and grains as I cite below.
Ammonia in quaternary compounds is used in some sanitizers (as doubtless you already knew).
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Corpus Christi police are investigating the death of a Flour Bluff teenager after his family and friends claim years of bullying by a group of boys led to his suicide.
Ted Molina, 16, killed himself Sunday night inside his bedroom.
Family and friends say he seemed fine in the hours before his death and that he gave no indication Sunday that he was considering suicide.
He did not leave a note, they said. His computer has been turned over to police, his aunt Andrea Hodges said.
However, Ted's family, friends and Flour Bluff students say the teenager, whose mother is Asian, has complained for years that a group of boys repeatedly harassed him at school, taunting him, using racial epithets and threatening to fight him.
Hodges said the bullying took its toll on Ted, forcing him to withdraw March 5 from Flour Bluff schools, where the freshman had been a student since pre-kindergarten. Ted's friends and family blamed Flour Bluff school administrators and other personnel who they say failed to act when Ted and others repeatedly reported that Ted was bullied.
Flour Bluff ISD spokeswoman Lynn Kaylor said Tuesday that the district has investigated all allegations that Ted may have been bullied. She didn't cite how many allegations of bullying that included.
District officials couldn't immediately provide the number of reported bullying incidents this school year.
The district offered grief counseling, Kaylor said.
"Everybody's real upset about this," she said. "It's real tragic because we all knew this kid."
Several students said the district had not made any announcements about Ted's death, and they were not aware of grief counseling.
Kaylor said the district's student code of conduct outlines the policy for how Flour Bluff officials handle reports of bullying, but students first have to report bullying incidents.
"If it's reported, we deal with it," she said. "We take extreme measures. We don't let it go on if it's reported."
Corpus Christi police declined to release any details about the ongoing investigation. Senior Officer Kirk Stowers said the case appears to be sparking conversations about bullying.
Crime Stoppers had planned to film a video about bullying, but police decided after Ted's suicide to tape it this week.
Many parents and students leaving Flour Bluff High School on Tuesday said that bullying is happening, just like at any other campus.
Parent Julia Fenner, who has a 15-year-old son at the high school, said proper behavior and how to handle bullying starts at home.
"It falls with the parents," she said.
She added that school district officials try to help students. She said the district does well keeping her 15-year-old who is in special education away from bullying behavior.
Sophomore Ashley Stover, 16, said Ted was a good student who smiled, did his school work, got to class on time and had few absences.
Ted, whom she knew since at least middle school, never showed signs of wanting to commit suicide.
"He was just smiling and happy," Ashley said.
In the hours before he killed himself, Ted posted three, sullen pictures of himself on Facebook that family and friends say look nothing like the happy-go-lucky boy they knew who always liked to make people laugh.
"I don't think he was trying to hurt anyone else or cause anyone else pain," his friend Kyle Stewart said. "He just wanted his pain to end."
Ashley said she saw a group of students repeatedly bully Ted.
"He kind of bottled everything in," she said.
Eighth-grader Meadow Kendig, 14, said she backed Ted up in a dispute with the same group of students about a month ago when they threatened to fight him off campus.
Meadow said she plans to wear blue on Thursday with other Flour Bluff students as a way to honor Ted.
"We loved him, and we're going to miss him," she said.
Ted was a lifelong resident of Flour Bluff and grew up in a house immediately behind the high school.
Hodges said Ted started complaining about bullying as far back as fifth grade. She said the harassment continued when Ted played football in seventh and eighth grade, and Ted's mother, Judy Molina, reported the bullying to Ted's coaches, the athletic department and his principal.
Ted decided not to play football in ninth grade, but the bullying continued, Hodges said.Flour Bluff sophomore Mark Smith, Ted's best friend, said that several weeks ago Ted told him a freshman boy who had been tormenting him for years wanted to fight him after school.
Mark said he went with Ted to meet the boy at a taqueria across the street from the high school, but the boy showed up with more than a dozen friends who threatened him. Mark said he convinced Ted to walk away and the next day he reported the incident in writing to the director of security and discipline.
One of the boys later was disciplined, Mark said. He said he did not get a copy of his report. School districts are barred from making public any documents that identify students.
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