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Allen Edmonds Provides Classic Style and Comfort
Sophisticated style and practical comfort come together in Allen Edmonds men's shoes. The company's classic and contemporary footwear lines exude the timeless appeal of old school American design. Any man who wants to look good in a formal suit or … Continue reading
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Born Shoes: The Footwear that Provides Comfort and Casual Elegance
Born shoes combine handcrafted styles, premium leathers, and fine details to produce casual footwear for discerning men and women. The company pays meticulous attention to detail, as well as fresh and innovative styles that is surely eminent to each pair … Continue reading
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Bacco Bucci Pumps Up Men's Footwear Fashion
For many of the younger generation, dressing up in formal wear is something to be annoyed with or even despised. Suits and ties are stuffy and the shoes are too boring for several young men's tastes – not to mention … Continue reading
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Alden Shoes: Built to Last
Every pair of Alden shoes presents an old-world shoemaking tradition in the US. Introduced in 1884, the first pair of this fine footwear brand was made from genuine cordovan leather that is hand-cut and hand-stitched by talented craftsmen. Since then, … Continue reading
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Clarks Shoes: The Ultimate Comfort Shoe
The Clarks Shoes brand has been around for almost 200 years, yet it remains to be in step with the latest trends in footwear fashion. Founded by Clark brothers Cyrus and James in 1825, the brand started off as a … Continue reading
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The Timberland Shoes You Deserve
Shoes come in many different colors, sizes and forms, but few shoe types can be worn outdoors with ease and comfort. Timberland shoes are sturdy and sensible footwear, made specifically for outdoor use. This company is an industry byword in … Continue reading
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The ShoeMart Features Shoes by Merrell at Sale Prices
Merrell is a brand which believes that active people inspire performance products, and any mention of a Merrell sale is guaranteed to make nature lovers' ears perk up. Learning and becoming attuned to the lifestyle of active people provides this … Continue reading
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Cole Haan Boots are Made for Walkin'
Cole Haan, with close to a hundred years of shoemaking under its belt, has seen trends come and go. But one tradition remains—integrating stylishness and coziness into a pair of footwear. And ingenious designs run deep in the anatomy of … Continue reading
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Shoes from Alden on Sale at the Shoe Mart
Since 1884, the Alden Shop has been producing shoes of great quality – the kind that combine luxury with comfort. And with shoes from Alden on sale, men are treated to the rare privilege of owning handsome pairs at lower … Continue reading
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The Updated Style of Alden Boots
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My artwork is borne of and intended to convey various aspects of the human experience, in simultaneously universal and individually subjective terms. Whether the medium is traditional or digital, still or in motion, whether the work is strictly visual or incorporates words, and whether the style is surreal, abstract or representational, my work strives to express inner experience with layers of meaning ranging from the perceptual through the emotional/cognitive to the spiritual. I work across a wide range of media which include traditional printmaking and artist books, motion graphics, video and animation, digital photo-montage, as well as sculpture, painting, collage, drawing, and mixed media. Each medium allows me to create work that either expresses entirely different concepts, or similar ideas but in extremely varied perspectives.
"Vertipology," my most recent work, is a series of digital photomontage images which are each composed of dozens of photographs which I had meshed together, distorting perspectives, distances and details, hours, seasons, etc. No such landscapes exist. Those vistas are, rather, depictions of a subjective experience of those whereabouts.
In the artist's book "Year of the Mad Bird" I alternated pages of free-verse with pages of intaglio & aquatint etchings, some with watercolor, using motifs such as a bird character as a metaphor for a soul, to express subjective abstractions of general concepts, such as "language," "specimen," "shadow," "war," "elevation," etc.
These two examples describe what probably appears as wide variety in types of artwork I create, but I think they explain the essence of what all my work holds in common. My hope is that my work would resonate with a viewer regarding their own experience, which may be deeply personal, yet simultaneously universal in its essence. If it evokes a reassuring sense of strange familiarity, or familiar strangeness, in even just one of all viewers, then it has struck that chord.

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Please Note! Rollins%20Pond is currently a work in progress. Photos have yet to be loaded into our database. Shouldn't be long!
The New York State campsite guide is a campsite photo project created by Dave McGrath for campers who enjoy camping in New York state. More specifically those who prefer a lakeside camping experience.
The aim of this project is to provide New York state campers with a resource for helping them to choose specific campsites at State and DEC campgrounds, mainly in upstate New York, that offer a true lakeside experience. It's main feature is the thousands of high resolution photos taken of each campsite at each of 21 (currently) New York State and DEC campgrounds. These include campgrounds in Adirondacks, the 1000 Islands / Lake Ontario region as well as the Finger Lake / Western NY region.
Multiple photos taken from different angles are provided of each campsite so campers can visually see how a particular campsite will or will not accommodate their camping equipment. For those with children, you can see what the water access and shoreline are like, as well as distance from the road. Cross site views provide for some sense of the privacy of a site as well.
Initially the concept of the campsite photo database was developed back in 2006 after Dave and Kate had camped many times at Fish Creek Pond Campground and started to take photos of each site at Fish Creek rather than writing notes and trying to rate sites. A few years later Rollins Pond was added. The Fish Creek and Rollins database are quite elaborate and go beyond just photos. They also include individual campsite details and ratings. A complete Campers Toolkit provides the ultimate resource for campers at Fish Creek and Rollins. See fishcreekpond.com for more info.
In 2011 Dave expanded his Parkware Campground Manager software to simplify the process of managing and coding the thousands of photos, and began adding additional campgrounds to the database.
In 2011 Watkins Glen, Letchworth and Eighth Lake campgrounds were added.
In 2012 Buck Pond, Fair Haven Beach, Lake Durant, Lewey Lake, Limekiln Lake, Meacham Lake and Wellesley Island campgrounds were added.
In 2013 Cranberry Lake, Lake Eaton, Nicks Lake, Delta Lake, Lake Harris, Moffitt Beach, Northampton Beach, Verona Beach, and Caroga Lake campgrounds were added.
Dave's goal for spring 2014 will be State campgrounds located along the shores of the St Lawrence and Lake Ontario. This will likely include some (or all) of: Robert Moses SP, Coles Creek SP, Jacques Cartier SP, Kring Point SP, Keewaydin SP, Grass Point SP, Cedar Point SP, Burnham Point SP, Long Point SP, Wescott Beach SP, Southwick Beach SP, Selkirk Shores SP, Hamlin Beach SP, Lakeside SP, and Golden Hill SP.
The long term goal is to include all New York State and DEC lakeside campgrounds along with a guide and maps and new features for find campsites.
You can contact Dave with comments or suggestions at email@example.com.
Please read this notice carefully before using the information on this site!
By using this website, you agree that the author(s) of campadk.com shall not be liable for any damages arising from use or reliance on the information contained herein. We make no warranty as to the suitability of this information for use, for any intended purpose. All visitors to this site must recognize that inaccuracies and/or typographical errors may well occur, that the site is frequently updated and as such, we do not make warranty as to the benefits or accuracy of any information provided on campadk.com.
This site is in no way associated or affiliated with any State Park, the DEC or other park agencies.
Much of the information provided contains opinions made by the author and may not necessarily represent the views of the campground itself, New York State Parks or the DEC.
Much efforts have been made to take photos, gather information and organize this campsite photo database. Please use this guide as reference only. Should you be concerned with any issue as to the suitability of a campsite for your intended purpose (such as the size of your camping equipment, or campsite limitation), please contact the corresponding park directly or contact their reservation system at Reserve America. Contact information for each campground can be found on the About tab after selecting a particular campground.
By using this website, and the guides provided herein, you agree to the terms and conditions of this disclaimer.
Dave McGrath
Would love to hear from you! You may also wish to share your experiences or ask questions about the New York State Campsite Photo Database, even offer suggestions!
Can we help? I hope so! But PLEASE read the following carefully to save yourself some time!
Do you have a question pertaining to a reservation you made? Perhaps you want to change, cancel or have some issue regarding the reservation, or the use of your equipment on a specific site you reserved, or are reserving? Are you looking to organize a group event at the campground, perhaps a wedding renewal, looking for a job at one of the campgrounds or contact person at the campground?
If the answer is yes to any of the above, you MUST contact the park or reservation system directly as I won't be able to help you, as I am not affiliated in any way with any of the campgrounds or the reservation system. For the most part, reservation issues are handled by Reserve America.
Contact Reserve America for any reservations issue by calling 1-800-456-2267, or visit their website at reserveamerica.com.
If you have a question that needs an official answer from the park, or wish to contact the park directly, I suggest you call the campground directly at the number listing on the About Tab which can be found on each campgrounds page, here on campadk.com.
To contact us directly (Dave or Kate) about the campadk.com site, please email email@example.com.
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Easy, versatile, and quick to cook, shrimp is a high-protein, low-calorie alternative to other meats and fish.
Three-Chile-Dusted Shrimp with Quick Corn Relish
A little sugar might seem out of place in the three-pepper spice rub here, but it caramelizes during cooking to give the shrimp a lovely browned look. The fresh vegetable mix has a nice sweet-sour flavor to balance the spicy shrimp. Load shrimp and veggies into tortillas for great Southwestern shrimp tacos.
View Recipe: Three-Chile-Dusted Shrimp with Quick Corn Relish
Shrimp Pad ThaiThis national dish of Thailand is surprisingly easy to make, and our version uses easy-to-find ingredients. For a bit more authenticity, swap in wide rice stick noodles, also called banh pho, for the spaghetti. You can find them in any Asian market or on the Asian aisle of many supermarkets, and as a bonus they cook more quickly too.
Lowcountry Shrimp PilafInstant rice turns this classic South Carolina dish into a 10-minute, one-pot recipe. Serve with a green salad and your favorite Southern sides―field peas, cornbread, and collard greens are all good choices.
Thai Shrimp Salad with Spicy-Sour DressingTossing the shrimp in with the pasta for the last three minutes of cooking is an ingenious way to cook the shrimp perfectly without any extra effort or dirty dishes. To make the recipe even simpler, substitute bagged Asian slaw or other salad mix for the vegetables and herbs. The huge flavors in the dressing can stand up to anything.
Shrimp with Lemon-Saffron RiceThis recipe combines all the flavors of a traditional paella in a weeknight-friendly dish. For the best sustainable choice, look for U.S. Pacific or West Coast white shrimp farmed in recirculating systems or inland ponds.
Bombay Shrimp Curry with Coconut RiceThis recipe brings a bit of cultural flair to the table in minutes. Buy U.S. or Canadian wild-caught or farmed shrimp for the best sustainable option.
View Recipe: Bombay Shrimp Curry with Coconut Rice
Shrimp and Orzo with Cherry Tomatoes and Romano CheeseCheese and seafood are not normally combined, but rules are made to be broken: The salty Romano elevates this recipe with its complex flavor. The simple preparation creates big taste from ingredients you're likely to have on hand anytime. Don't forget the fresh basil at the end; it's an indispensable addition.
View Recipe: Shrimp and Orzo with Cherry Tomatoes and Romano Cheese
Spicy Mustard ShrimpThis recipe delivers on its title: shrimp sautéed with mustard and hot sauce. Mango and cilantro give a little moderation to those potent flavors for a complete dish, ready in under five minutes and with less than 200 calories a serving. Pair with pasta or rice and just about any vegetable for an easy meal.
Greek-Style ScampiA can of basil, garlic, and oregano-flavored tomatoes makes this pasta dish laughably easy, but the home-cooked touches―adding bell pepper, extra garlic, and a topping of tangy feta―give it wonderful flavor. This versatile preparation works just as well with pieces of chicken, pork, or tofu as it does with shrimp.
Gnocchi with Shrimp, Asparagus, and PestoDense and hearty potato-based gnocchi are a filling partner for light-flavored shrimp. Any fresh green vegetable, from green beans to broccoli, can substitute for the asparagus, and though nothing beats fresh pesto, you can use the bottled stuff to save time in this already-fast recipe.
Spicy Shrimp and Rice SoupShrimp is delicious cooked pretty much any way―baked, fried, sautéed, boiled; with pasta, rice, in salad, or in soup. This dish gives a simple hearty shrimp-and-rice base which each diner can customize. Serve the lime, sprouts, green onion, cilantro, and jalapeño on a platter so your family or guests can choose what they want to put in their bowl.
Black Bean, Corn, and Shrimp SaladThis is a full meal that cooks in less than five minutes, plus it has less than 400 calories and 1 gram of saturated fat per serving. Frozen corn, bottled salsa, and fresh cilantro provide summery flavor any time of year, but if it's summertime, use fresh corn and homemade salsa to raise this up another level.
Creamy Cajun Shrimp LinguineHere's another dish that takes only as long to cook as the pasta does. The simple mushroom cream sauce is easy but indulgently delicious, and small adjustments to it can create a whole new dish. Try replacing the spicy Cajun seasoning with an Italian herb bland for something more like pasta primavera, or use a lemon pepper spice blend for Spanish Mediterranean flavor.
Tropical Chopped Salad with ShrimpIf you buy precooked shrimp from the grocery store, this is a completely no-cook recipe. The flavors of mango, cucumber, and tomato combine with rice vinegar to create a healthy and tasty dressing, while a topping of avocado and cashews adds creaminess and crunch. Other tropical fruits, like papaya, guava, starfruit, and even banana, would be welcome here.
Spanish-Style Shrimp with GarlicIt may not be as well-known as Italian or French, but Spanish cuisine has a way with seafood. Simple preparations like this one add excellent flavors, but still allow the natural essence of the main ingredient to shine through. Use the best, freshest shrimp you can and enjoy its subtle sweetness in this dish. Serve with bread for a simple weeknight dinner, or make it part of a tapas party for a group.
Shrimp ArrabbiataThis spicy tomato sauce's name is Italian for "angry," but the delicious dish is so easy, it'll put a smile on your face any night of the week. If you like to mix things up, try it with a short pasta like farfalle or penne instead of linguine, and if you're a real shellfish lover, try our just-as-easy Shrimp and Scallop Arrabbiata recipe.
Chile-Garlic ShrimpLemon and seafood are a natural pair, but this dish brings the combination to the fore by sautéing lemon slices with the shrimp for cooked-in citrus flavor. Crushed red pepper provides a bit of spice, but if you like it hotter, chop and add some fresh or dried chili pepper―poblano, Serrano, or your own favorite.
Shrimp Fried RiceOur recipe has just 392 calories and 1.1 grams of saturated fat per serving but all the deliciousness of the greasy take-out favorite. And to top it all off, you can have it on the table in about 20 minutes―faster than delivery. Serve with any kind of sautéed vegetable―bok choy, broccoli, or Napa cabbage are good bets.
Seviche-Style Shrimp and Avocado TacosSeviche traditionally "cooks" raw seafood with a long soak in citrus marinade, but our version cuts the time and effort by using precooked shrimp. The sharp lime flavor suffuses all the ingredients without overpowering the sweet tomato and creamy avocado. Try this recipe with cooked scallops, crab, or fish.
Lemon Basil Shrimp and PastaThis easy dish can form the basis of dozens of dinners because it's so adaptable. Add some chopped fresh or sun-dried tomato for Mediterranean flair, or use arugula in addition to spinach for a more complex flavor. The simple olive oil-and-lemon dressing, along with the briny and piquant capers will match whatever you throw at them.
Tomatillo Shrimp FajitasGreen salsa, or salsa verde, is based on tomatillos, a slightly tarter cousin of tomatoes popular in Mexican cooking. The green salsa, along with garlic and coriander, gives these fajitas authentic flavor. Quick tip for extra-tasty tortillas: Toast in a dry pan over medium-high heat for 30-60 seconds per side or until slightly browned.
Mango and Shrimp SaladMango goes well with any kind of protein for more reason than just its taste: It contains an enzyme that tenderizes meat. Mango's sweet-sour flavor combines well with lemon, tomato, and spicy flavors in this salad, served up for fun wrapped in lettuce leaves. To make this dish more substantial, add cooked rice―you can still serve as a lettuce wrap.
Spicy Shrimp and GritsA Low Country classic has a spicy transformation in this delectable dish. Flavors from sweet grape tomatoes and savory bacon are awoken with either a hit of hot pepper sauce or a bit of chopped chipotle peppers; the choice is up to you. Whichever spicy-route you take, be prepared to be savoring the flavors of the coastal South in no time.
Black Pepper Caramel Shrimp
To make this recipe a sustainable choice, buy Pacific white shrimp farmed in fully recirculating systems or inland ponds. For a milder dish, use only 1 teaspoon black pepper.
Shrimp Fettuccine with Spinach and ParmesanYou can also use penne, linguine, or any other pasta shape your family prefers to create this simple, savory dish.
Spicy Shrimp Sliders with Celery MayonnaiseIf you prefer a milder sandwich, omit the ground red pepper.
Shrimp and Broccoli ScampiPan seared shrimp and broccoli come together in this favored pasta dish. Ready in just 20 minutes, you have time to enjoy this scampi even on your busiest days.
Grilled Shrimp Tostadas with LimeGrilled shrimp get the southwest treatment, enhanced by creamy avocado topping and black bean salsa.
Shrimp Farfalle with Arugula Pesto
Arugula instills this pesto with a peppery bite that pairs beautifully with supple, slightly sweet shrimp.
View Recipe: Shrimp Farfalle with Arugula Pesto
Roasted Shrimp with White Beans and Feta
Roasting shrimp in the oven is a hands-off route to bringing out robust flavor; the method also helps prevent overcooking, keeping shrimp tender. Prep tip: It's easier to grate the rind before juicing the lemon.
Thai Shrimp Scampi
There are lots of sustainable shrimp options available; ask at the seafood counter to ensure you're making the right choice. If you have trouble finding lemongrass, substitute ½ teaspoon grated lemon rind.


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Ashlee & Kevin {a barn wedding in ann arbor}
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I have been excited for Ashlee & Kevin's barn wedding since we met. The beautiful ceremony and reception were held at Misty Farms in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This was my first experience with a Frutig Farms venue and I was very impressed. The property was the perfect location for a wedding. Everything was easily accessible, well kept, but still had fantastic character. I had a great time photographing these high school sweethearts get married.


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learn more about the archeological digs that have been done in the past, including what has been found and how it has helped us learn more about the town and the people who lived there. You will also get to see and touch some of the artifacts. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Quick tip: a level drill press
This drilling jig can ensure a perfect 90° hole in your pen blanks. However, because the jig registers to the table on your drill press, it can't do its job if the table isn't perpendicular to the drill bit. Instead of using a square to true up the table, a short length of coat-hanger wire will do the job quickly and accurately. Cut a length of wire approximately 6" long, and bend it at right angles in opposite directions about 1" from each end. Don't worry if your angles aren't exactly 90°. Chuck one end into the drill and tighten while the angle on the other end points down at the table. Now raise the table so it touches the wire. Slowly rotate the drill chuck 180° by hand so you can detect any high or low spots on the table and adjust accordingly.
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One of Karen Angelucci's favorite gardening tools is the wood potting bench her father made for her.
The big poplar bench has shelves for storing pots, nails on which to hang utensils, and a large work area, said Angelucci, of Lexington, Ky., an author of gardening books. "I have to have room to work and create," she said. "Potting benches tell the character of a person. That's why mine's large and messy."
Gardeners use the benches primarily for potting flowers and small seedlings.
They can help you become more efficient, said Robin Pokorski, secretary for the National Garden Clubs. She likes having all her tools within arm's reach when she's potting plants. "I wouldn't do without it," said Pokorski, who lives in Los Angeles.
Pokorski chose a plastic bench because she felt it would hold up better under the California sun. Potting benches are available in many materials from wood to vinyl.
Building one can be an easy do-it-yourself project, said Lou Manfredini, Ace Hardware's home expert, in Chicago.
Here are some things to consider before buying or building a potting bench:
• LOCATION: Put the bench in a shady spot so you're not working in direct sun, experts recommend. Consider whether to incorporate the bench into the landscape or hide it behind a garage or shed. Remember that a potting bench can get messy and cluttered.
• SIZE: Think about what size plants and pots you will be using, and how much workspace you will need.
• HEIGHT: Make sure the work area is at a comfortable level. You don't want to have to bend down or reach up.
• STORAGE: Some benches come with shelves, drawers, or utensil hooks for storing or displaying gardening tools. Consider hanging tools on hooks so they aren't sitting in wet drawers after it rains.
• MATERIAL: Pick a material suited to your climate. Many benches are made from cedar or redwood, which can withstand the elements well. Plastic and recycled materials also hold up well in sun, rain and snow.
• WHEELS: Some benches have wheels so they can be moved around the yard. If you intend to roll yours around the lawn, make sure it isn't too heavy to push.
• COST: Prices vary widely. A do-it-yourself bench could be constructed for as little as $30. A number of gardening websites offer plans for building potting benches. Store-bought benches start at around $100.
• APPEARANCE: Benches come in many styles, from rustic to country cottage to simple and functional. If the bench will be visible from a patio, deck or house window, you will need to consider whether it blends with the look of your house or yard.
• ACCESSORIES: Potting benches can be outfitted with many kinds of equipment. Some have sinks that can be rigged to outdoor spigots. Others have leaves or shelves that can be folded out to create extra work space. Some come with boxes to store soil or catch it while you work.


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Juho Snellman <jsnell@...> writes: > Ah, when we were discussing this on IRC, you didn't mention the > context :-) Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to do but paste.lisp.org didn't work. > That looks very much like a problem caused by gethostbyname not > being threadsafe. I actually suspected this at first but assumed the static area used by gethostbyname must be thread local. Big mistake. > I've got an old patch for using > gethostbyname_r instead on Linux, but it doesn't apply cleanly anymore > (attached). Thanks. I'll see if I can get it to apply some day (within the next year or so...) -- Hannu


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has anyone else had sleep problems while on prozac? I have a very hard
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7 Sep 2010
I too had 2 switch 2 taking it in the morning, and i think u are supposf 2 take it in the morning and the dr. didn't tell me that. I don't like the extended release formula, and can only take 10 mgs or i start noticing some anxiety at 20 mgs. If it is working except 4 the insomnia, ask ur dr. if u can take a lower dose and c if that helps. It is the only antidepressant that actually helped me feel calm. You also might ask the pharmacist if ur's is an extended release or a continual release. The ones i took that worked were tablets not capsules. Hang in there and feel better.
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Hi Renee, great photos of a beautiful place. I haven't been there since 1991, but it doesn't seem to have changed much. Excellent travel pages. fergy.
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I was there only once MANY years ago. Thanks for the nice pics to remind me-good job!
The island looks great!!! Nice page you've build. We are thinking of staying here ourselfs, is it better to stay in rockhampton or yeppoon before heading to the island? Thanks again, greetings karin!
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Copper Mountain Extends Season After SnowstormCopper Mountain planned on closing Sunday, but has now pushed that date back a week thanks to the new snow.
More High Country Snow Means Ski Resorts Extend SeasonAt least one industry is happy to see all Colorado's March snow. Three ski resorts have announced they are extending their seasons.
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1946 International - '46 Silver-NationalWritten on December 1, 2006 Steve Dalrymple & Helen Nopes' '46 International
When we first saw Steve Dalrymple's stunning silver '46 International pickup, we were completely mesmerized. In the many years of photographing and writing about vintage trucks, this writer can't recall having ever photographed an International pickup truck for a feature. None we've seen at past events came close to being this well constructed.
Of course, there's always an interesting story behind the creation of a vintage hauler. Steve told us, "I was in Sturgis, South Dakota, for the [motorcycle] rally and spotted this truck sitting in a shop just outside Spearfish. Shop employee Roger told me his wife Margaret owned the truck, that her grandfather purchased it brand new after the war. When he died, her father inherited it. Then when he died, Margaret took the title."
Dalrymple then spoke with Margaret. She told him how all her children had learned to drive the IH in the South Dakota wheat fields. When Steve asked her if the old workhorse was for sale, he got a definite, "No!" Of course, where there's a will, there's always a way-and Steve passionately wanted that truck.
Steve continued his story: "I went back four times and visited her husband at the auto repair shop in Spearfish. Evidentially at some point, he'd had intentions of building the truck into a hot rod. It already had a Nova front clip and a 350ci small-block Chevrolet engine installed. But every time I broached the subject of selling it, I got the same answer: No!"
Then Dalrymple had the good fortune to run across one of the locals who knew ol' Roger reasonably well. Through that contact, Steve learned Margaret's husband had been looking for "just the right deal" on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
"I guess you could call this a Harley-to-Hauler scenario, and one with a happy ending," said Steve. "I traded my '99 Harley Lowrider motorcycle for the truck!" Unfortunately, at this writing Margaret could not be reached for official comment.
Once Steve got the International home and started taking it apart, it became apparent that the IH's cobbled chassis was a disaster. It had three separate sections: Nova front rails, IH main rails, and a set of rear framerails of an unknown origin. Dalrymple drove the truck to Denver's Masterpiece Rodding/ Color On Wheels for a second (and professional) opinion.
"We took one look at that thing and pronounced it D.O.A.," commented Masterpiece's Gary Vahling with a laugh. "We told Steve he needed an all-new chassis, something safe and solid."
Once given the green light, Master-piece's Jerry Weatherman and Steve (a welder by trade) fashioned a new chassis from a combination of 2 x 5-inch mild steel box tubing (main rails) with a 2 x 4-inch rear kick up. Next, they installed a Heidt's Hot Rod Shop Mustang II-type unequal length A-arm front suspension and Heidt's front cross- member, complete with 2-inch-dropped front spindles, 11-inch ventilated disc brakes, an antisway bar, and rack-and-pinion steering.
The rear suspension on the IH consists of a Chassis Engineering leaf spring- suspended, 3.25:1-geared Ford 9-inch, narrowed a total of 5 inches with late-model Corvette air shocks and 11-inch drum brakes. Other additions to the chassis include a bed-mounted 20-gallon aluminum gas tank.
The ignition system on the truck is a GM HEI, while the exhaust consists of a set of Sanderson block hugger headers dumping into a Masterpiece-constructed 2 1/2-inch thermal-coated system with twin FlowMaster mufflers. Backing all this is a Jelard's Transmissions-prepared GM TH-350.
The bodywork on this beauty is a matter of, well, where do we start? For example, the front fenders and hood have been welded into one-piece units and smoothed. The distinctive headlights are frenched Hagan three-bar halogen lamps with Head Winds turn signals. Notice the awe-inspiring Josh Bjorgo- fabricated Majestic Metals aluminum grille. In fact, Josh was responsible for all the trick custom bodywork on this silver beauty, including the rolled rear pan, full custom running boards (manufactured from a total of four IH running boards), and Mack's Products bobbed Ford F-100 truck bed and IH rear fenders.
Bodyman Greg Karlsterun block-sanded the IH to perfection. Then Color on Wheels' Joe Qualls sprayed multiple coats of PPG '03 Volkswagen Silver with clearcoat, along with Louis Allison pinstriping.
When the paint was buffed to perfection, Steve added a set of 17x8-inch and 17x9-inch American Racing wheels wrapped in P265/50xZR17-inch Faulken radial rubber.
No expense was spared on Steve and Helen's International. There should be no doubt-it's not simply a well-constructed hauler; it has the distinction of being an award-winner and one of the best- preserved examples of a '46 International Harvester pickup in the world.
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Powering this unique creation is a '70 Chevy 400ci small-block fitted with TRW internal components that include a Crane Cams hydraulic camshaft and valvetrain. On top are a pair of Cy Lard-prepared Bow Tie cylinder heads, Mooneyes finned-aluminum valve covers and breathers. A Mooneyes-filtered Edelbrock Performer manifold and carburetor complete the fuel delivery.Inside we found a GM six-way tilt steering column, Lecarra leather-wrapped steering wheel, and Chevrolet S-10 seats covered in black and light gray leather by Jim Skinner at Denver's Autoweave Upholstery.The custom-fabricated dash features Classic Instruments gauges and a well-hidden Audio-installed audio system.A Mack's Products bobbed Ford F-100 truck bed was modified to match the original '46 International Harvester fenders. Notice the inner fender tubs.Josh Bjorgo fabricated most of the trick custom bodywork on this silver beauty, including the Majestic Metals aluminum grille, the rolled rear pan, and the custom running boards (manufactured from a total of four IH running boards).


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Hacking and Hardening your own Corporate Web App/Web Site
A Developer Perspective
A completely unique approach to making internally developed code safe. Sure we all know the basics but have we ever walked a mile in the hacker's shoes. How would they go about Hacking our Corporate Developed Web Site/Web App? Our Developers are schooled in what they would try? Aren't they?
How can you possibly know how to protect your home if you don't know how the burglar breaks into it? It's impossible! We are taking the unusual approach of hacking our own code using very simple tools that the developer uses every day. The most expensive tool we use is phenomenally priced cost of Chrome. Yes Chrome the browser and a number of other free tools that almost all IT people are familiar with.
You will see your developers eyes light up when they see how easy it is to break in. Most importantly we will show them what the developer can do to prevent it? In this course we take the very unusual approach of allowing the corporate developers themselves to hack their own code. We also allow any other stake holders to watch. It's almost like a bad car wreck, you just have to slow down and watch.
The unusual approach is that the course is 100% language independent. It makes no difference if you write in PHP, .NET, Java, Flash/Flex or the 100 other variants or mashups. If you drive your application from a Browser, and it returns angle brackets, then you are in the right place.
- 1. Course Description
- 2. Trainer's Profile
- 3. Features
- 4. Course Outline
- 5. Why you should attend
- 6. Who should attend
- 7. Cost of a Data Breach
- 8.On-site
- 9. Contact
- 10. Download Brochure
- 11. Special Thanks
Course Description
A well thought out course designed with the average security unaware programmer in mind. Your developers will be astonished at the things they do every day that turn out to have security flaws in them. To drive the point home, the course is designed with more than 50% involving hands-on coding labs. The ideal participant should have a development background, coding or architecting background either currently or previously. The candidate currently could be a developer trying to raise his or her cyber awareness. Or the Candidate may either now or have moved into a managerial position perhaps making them even more responsible for any security breach. In today's world, there is not one day that goes by that the national evening news mentions a break in. While that may not seem that ground breaking in and of itself, the truth of the matter is much more staggering. Studies have not only shown but have proven that for every record compromised it can cost the company well over a $1000 in costs to repair.
Those costs may be hard $ costs as well as costs of reputation. So if 10, 000 records were compromised… Well do the math! This can be not only a job limiting oversight but a career limiting one as well. And every manager knows after Sarbanes Oxley the finger points back to the man in charge.
Much thought was put into the course to be sure it worked and could be taught as a language agnostic course providing both the developer as well as management types to be exposed to how their own web site/web app could be compromised.
The course will require no special pen testing tools that are normally used during a course similar to this. The author expects that you simply understand program logic. And if you know development techniques and have an architecture background you will walk away with a heightened sense of awareness about the things you do on a day to day basis.
Regardless if you are the developer, the architect or even the project manager each will walk away with an astonishing clarity of how things could be easily improved and secured. To get the most from the course all participants should have at least some programming experience.
This course is NOT language specific although program logic and design concepts both are an absolute must have! Most of the entire course will be not only enlightening but also entertaining and easily well worth the time allocated to take. You will instantly find yourself suggesting this course to other developers, project managers and architects on your team and at your company!
Tim Pierson is one of the World's leading trainers in technology networks and security with credentials including ongoing selection to author training courses and manuals for global corporations. He conducts high-level security evaluations and delivers seminars before professional conventions. He is endowed with exceptional skills in communicating sophisticated information to sophisticated and non-sophisticated clientele.
Tim has been a technical trainer for the past 23 years and is an industry leader in both Security and Virtualization. He has been the noted speaker at many industry events including, Lectures at/for Savannah River & Los Alamos Nuclear Power Plant, Innotech, GISSA, many military venues including the Pentagon, and numerous Military facilities addressing security both in the US and Europe, Including but not limited to Numerous Army Bases in Germany and Belgium with both the US and Foreign Military organizations.
Tim is currently Senior Consultant and Trainer at Data Sentry, Inc. with special responsibilities to initiate, develop and validate training programs for current security practices and procedures. Tim possesses formidable knowledge in these areas and the years ahead will see Tim transcribe his know-how into authoring many certification training classes, often times completing self-certification on new and emerging products in advance of teaching or writing courseware or books on related subjects.
Tim's training stints have taken him to many parts of the world — most major US cities, Europe and Asia. Having been exposed to a variety of students and audiences has given him the added advantage of being able to pitch his commitment at the appropriate level. It is therefore not surprising that he consistently receives accolades bearing testimony to his training prowess.
Tim's projects include being contributing author of "VMware Virtual Infrastructure Security: Securing ESX and the Virtual Environment". Moreover, he has done work for the bi-monthly Virtualization Security Roundtable Podcast available as a download on iTunes and Talk Shoe. Tim was Featured Speaker on Secure Coding and Virtualization Practices at Hacker-Halted in Miami September 2009 and the Hacker-Halted in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia in November 2009.
The frequency and availability of online attacks against websites and web apps has accelerated quickly in the past several years and the same risks continue to be readily exploited.
However, these are very often easily identified directly within the browser; it's just a matter of understanding what the vulnerable patterns look like and what to look for.
Most developers are not security people. They consider security to be an afterthought. If we can get the developer to think in the context of the attacker he will inherently build more secure code.
This course comes at security from the attack perspective of the hacker but with the developer following the same footsteps as the hacker and attacking their own corporate website or web application almost all of this can be done with a few simple free tools and the browser itself.
What typically happens is the attackers have a website or web app they wish to probe for security risks or vulnerabilities. This is how the attackers would typically find these vulnerabilities that we as developers may have so casually and cavalierly left available.
So the idea behind this course is to empower our developers to do the same things that will be done to their web apps and websites by external entities trying to break in. We will not be using any special tools or any special web or app scanners in this course. Every tool that we use will be very familiar to the developer himself. We will simply be using it in different ways that are not particularly familiar to the developer. We will push the developer to think outside the box in exactly the same way that an attacker would be doing when they are trying to get in to our corporate web application or website.
- About the course and Author Tim Pierson
- Why I developed Hacking and Hardening your Corporate Website/WebApp: A developer Perspective
- Introducing the vulnerable website
- Using very Expensive Pen testing tools high priced tools like Firefox/Firebug or Chrome's developer tools (Comes with Chrome).
- Introducing a few Free Add-ons to Chrome and Firefox, Did I mention they were Free?
- Monitoring and composing requests using a common proxy like Fiddler, Paros or Burp Suite.
- Modifying requests and responses in Fiddler to change what goes out and what comes in before Browser Renders it.
- Browser simply reads code from the top to the bottom. No idea what is good, bad, malicious or otherwise.
- Surfing the Web is like giving every website you go to a shell on your box!
2-Cryptography Decrypted
- Introduction
- Encryption – A Definition
- Encryption Algorithm
- Symmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Crack Times
- Password Policies and why they simply don't work!
- Don't use a Pass Word Every Again! Use a Pass Phrase Instead!
- Hashing
- Hash Collisions
- Common Hash Algorithms
- Digital Signatures – Proving who we say we are.
- Digital Certificate Levels – It comes down to Cost!
- Working with SSL Certificates.
- We Trust what we Know – True Story.
- IPSec – Will this solve it all?
- Public Key Infrastructure
- HeartBleed – What's all the Hype? Should we care?
- Laptop and Portable Encryption: TrueCrypt – BYOB is here or is Coming!
- Summary
3-Account Management – The Key to it all?
- Introduction
- Understanding How Important password strength and attack vectors are
- My Favorite Slide in the World
- Passing the Monkey Wrench Technique!
- Limiting characters in passwords
- Providing (Emailing credentials) on account creation
- Account enumeration
- Denial of service via password reset
- Correctly securing the reset processes
- Wall of Shame – Plain Text Offenders
- How to spot a Secure Web Site – Everyone should try this on their Family.
- Establishing insecure password storage
- Testing for risks in the 'remember me' feature
- Re-authenticating before key actions
- Testing for authentication brute force
- Summary
4-Parameter Diddling
- Introduction
- Identifying untrusted data in https request parameters
- Capturing requests and using easy tools to manipulating parameters
- Manipulating application logic via parameters
- Testing for missing server side validation, if you don't do it, it's like having the fat kid watch the pie!
- Understanding model binding
- Executing a mass assignment attack
- https verb tampering – What's a Verb? Post, Get etc. Are they interchangeable you'd be surprised?
- Fuzz testing – Spraying that App like a fireman's sprays a fire with his fire hose, then see if it Hiccups!
- Summary
5-Transport Layer Protection – Safety During the Commute
- Introduction
- The three objectives of transport layer protection
- Understanding a man in the middle attack, and we all fall victim to it every day!
- Protecting sensitive data in transit, and at Rest.
- The risk of sending cookies over insecure connections
- How loading login forms over https is risky
- What's the Solution? https Everywhere? What about the overhead?
- Exploiting mixed-mode content
- The HSTS header
- Summary
6-Cross Site Scripting (XSS) - Truth Is I just do what I am told.
- Introduction
- Understanding untrusted data and sanitization
- Establishing input sanitization practices – Keep it Clean going in
- Understanding XSS and output encoding
- Identifying the use of output encoding - and coming back out!
- 3 types of XSS, Reflected, Stored and DOM
- Delivering a payload via reflected XSS
- Testing for the risk of persistent XSS
- The X-XSS-Protection header
- Summary
7-Cookies – Not Just for Hansel and Gretel
- Introduction
- Cookies 101 – Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to Ask!
- Session Management – https is like an Alzheimer's Patient – Like the Movie, 50 First Dates™ !
- Understanding https Only cookies, what are they and why we should use them?
- Understanding secure cookies. No not putting Grandmas Cookies in a locked Cookie Jar!
- Disabling Cookies – Do we really need them?
- Restricting cookie access by path – Now there's an Idea!
- Reducing risk with cookie expiration – Keep it short!
- Using session cookies to further reduce risk
- Summary
8-Internal Implementation Disclosure - What's going on inside the Beast
- Introduction
- How an attacker builds a website risk profile, Make sure you don't fit that profile.
- Server response header disclosure – Tell it like it is, or is that not what you intended?
- Locating at-risk websites – Making Sure Yours is not one of them
- https fingerprinting of servers – Determining what your WebApp WebSite is running
- Disclosure via robots.txt – Tell the World Where not to Look!
- The risks in HTML source – What your HTML is telling Everyone, whether you know it or not!
- Internal error message leakage – Error messages that say Way Too Much!
- Lack of access controls on diagnostic data – First things Hackers Try is to Put the sight in Debug Mode
- Summary
9- SQL Injection - SQL Injection- What's a Command, What's Data?
- Outline
- Understanding SQL injection
- Testing for injection risks – "Using Very High Priced Expensive tools like Chrome and FireFox!"
- Discovering database structure via injection
- Harvesting data via injection. Simply print out the Entire Schema under the right conditions.
- Automating attacks with Havij
- Blind SQL injection – How the Blind Man can still find Holes
- Secure app patterns
- Summary
10-Cross Site Attacks – Same Origin Policy. Everyone Else Breaks it why shouldn't we?
- Introduction
- Understanding cross site attacks – Leveraging the Authority of an approved User
- Testing for a cross site request forgery risk
- The role of anti-forgery tokens – A few Things that will help
- Testing cross site request forgery against APIs
- Mounting a clickjacking attack – What are you clicking on anyway?
- Summary
If you have taken secure coding courses in the past you may think this is going to be the same. Nothing can be further from the truth. This course is a completely different approach. Most developers will tell you that if I knew how the Hackers could get in, it is usually easy to fix. That is just it. The developers have never tried to break in to their own code or someone else's code. Perhaps they don't have the skills to do so. Does that make them just an honest person? Perhaps, but In today's world that is not a good thing but a very bad thing. You must we aware of the things that can happen to you or you will not be able to protect yourself. The hackers actually have it very easy they only need to find 1 hole to get in. The developer must plug all the holes. The developer must keep up to date with the latest security threats.
Some developers may argue that it is not the developer's job to secure the enterprise, that is the security department's job. That is pure rubbish. Each has a hand in protecting the corporate environment. Each shares this responsibility. While the finger pointing goes on the hacker is enjoying himself with all of your intellectual property, Human Resource Information, or anything else he can monetize.
This course is designed so if you understand programming logic you can benefit from this course.
Practically all information security personnel from any organization with the responsibility of handling important data would find this course beneficial, examples are:
- Government agencies
- Universities
- Hospitality
- Retail
- Banking and Financial institutions
- Brokerage and Trading firms
- Insurance
- Scientific institutions & research agencies
- Telecommunication
- Computer design firms
- Consulting firms
- Science and Engineering firms
- Those involved with online related businesses & transactions
- Card related businesses
Students must be familiar with IT Security best practices, and have a good understanding of programming logic and common web technologies
Course is designed for Developers but Most It Personnel will benefit, anyone with these minimum skills:
- Basic Windows administration for servers and workstations
- Basic command line proficiency on both Windows
Ponemon Institute Releases 2014 Cost of Data Breach: Global Analysis
May 5, 2014, 10:15 am
Throughout the world, companies are finding that data breaches have become as common as a cold but far more expensive to treat. With the exception of Germany, companies had to spend more on their investigations, notification and response when their sensitive and confidential information was lost or stolen. As revealed in the 2014 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis, sponsored by IBM, the average cost to a company was $3.5 million in US dollars and 15 percent more than what it cost last year.
Will these costs continue to escalate? Are there preventive measures and controls that will make a company more resilient and effective in reducing the costs? Nine years of research about data breaches has made us smarter about solutions.
Critical to controlling costs is keeping customers from leaving. The research reveals that reputation and the loss of customer loyalty does the most damage to the bottom line. In the aftermath of a breach, companies find they must spend heavily to regain their brand image and acquire new customers. Our report also shows that certain industries, such as pharmaceutical companies, financial services and healthcare, experience a high customer turnover. In the aftermath of a data breach, these companies need to be especially focused on the concerns of their customers.
As a preventive measure, companies should consider having an incident response and crisis management plan in place. Efficient response to the breach and containment of the damage has been shown to reduce the cost of breach significantly. Other measures include having a CISO in charge and involving the company's business continuity management team in dealing with the breach.
In most countries, the primary root cause of the data breach is a malicious insider or criminal attack. It is also the most costly. In this year's study, we asked companies represented in this research what worries them most about security incidents, what investments they are making in security and the existence of a security strategy.
An interesting finding is the important role cyber insurance can play in not only managing the risk of a data breach but in improving the security posture of the company. While it has been suggested that having insurance encourages companies to slack off on security, our research suggests the opposite. Those companies with good security practices are more likely to purchase insurance.
Global companies also are worried about malicious code and sustained probes, which have increased more than other threats. Companies estimate that they will be dealing with an average of 17 malicious codes each month and 12 sustained probes each month. Unauthorized access incidents have mainly stayed the same and companies estimate they will be dealing with an average of 10 such incidents each month.
When asked about the level of investment in their organizations' security strategy and mission, on average respondents would like to see it doubled from what they think will be spent—an average of $7 million to what they would like to spend—an average of $14 million. This may be a tough sell in many companies. However, our cost of data breach research can help IT security executives make the case that a strong security posture can result in a financially stronger company.
Credits: https://www.ponemon.org/blog/ponemon-institute-releases-2014-cost-of-data-breach-global-analysis
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A big tip of the Hat needs to go to my good friend and colleague Troy Hunt from Pfizer pharmaceuticals as well as a OWASP Contributor. I also need to acknowledge Jeremiah Grossman from White Hat Security for the original concept/ idea.
Troy Hunt was a HUGE help to me allowing me to bounce things off of them to obtain the "perfect" Instructor led course. My job would have been much more difficult without his help and I simply wanted to acknowledge that!
My very talented Top Interns group was instrumental in getting this project delivered on time. Jarno Basler(NL), Ewan Smith(UK), Yonatan Drayerman(IL), Oladunjoye "DJ" Laniyan(NG), Adam Eickhoff(US), Nnamdi Nwaogu (NG), Peter Zsiros(HG), Quentin Simmons(US)
A few others I would like to mention are Joe Sanders former CIO of First Horizon Mortgage Company and later CIO for City of Memphis for his "C" level perspective and what Management would ultimately provide the buy in for.
Billy Austin, longtime friend, mentor and colleague as well as the creator of fine, albeit complex professional Penetration Testing tools such as SAINT and now co-Founder of iScan Online a completely different approach to quickly determining exposures and from him I got a professional penetration testers perspective and fresh new concept that I dare say most companies will adopt as their methodology.
And lastly a special thanks to my friends at Phillips Consulting Company in East Africa who gave me the perspective from a developing country and one that quite frankly is one to watch for their keen insight and effectiveness. Thank you Oluwaseun Ngonnase, Jason Ikegwu, Paul Ayim and lastly to Mr. Phillips who taught me what integrity really means!