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Gulf Business brings you the top ten SWFs ranked on asset size as estimated by the SWF Institute in July 2012.
Established in 1976, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) currently handles an estimated $627 billion worth of funds. The fund's largest investments are in North America, however, ADIA plans to shift its focus to emerging markets. The fund even brought in private equity firm AXA's chief operating officer Christophe Florin in May this year to head its emerging markets private equity team.
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This is why a driver should NEVER leave his/her seat for any reason with the bus running or keys in the ignition. This is taught in NY but I see many drivers getting up to buckle in a small child with the bus running. It should never happen. In our district the pre-K children that require car seats are buckled in by the parent or the teacher. Our drivers are not supposed to leave their seat without securing the bus ever.
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Fall Out Boy's indefinite hiatus has ended. The pop-punk band from Wilmette, Ill., featuring former tabloid magnet Pete Wentz, announced Monday that it's back together after a four-year absence - and kicking off its U.S. tour at The Rave's Eagles Ballroom May 14, just one week after it releases a new album, "Save Rock and Roll."
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My husband and I are able to travel somewhat off season and would love to miss the crowds for our Banff/Jasper trip which i am just beginning to plan. I know that July/August is prime time, but if we were to choose between early June or September, which time would be best in terms of scenery and wildlife? I've read many earlier posts and both times seem to be good, but nobody mentioned wildlife. Would be see more traveling spring vs. fall? Also is there a rainy season?
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September. Even into early October. We've been several times in late September and even over Canadian Thanksgiving, and that's our favorite time.
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Late September. Golden aspen, snow sprinkle, no bugs, fewer tourists, Elks in rut, Bighorns knocking each other, Moose coming out.
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Do NOT come in June, as this is usually the rainy season. For years our daughter told us this, so we would come in September. Now that we live here, we find that she was right on about the June weather. In September it is usually nice, but mountain weather can change in five minutes. Bring clothing to layer and a hat and gloves, just in case. Enjoy!
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mid september...june, if we have a bad winter...some lakes could still be thawing. wildlife...you can never judge.
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September. No guarantees that this will be repeated but this week - September 2013 - nothing but sun and temperatures near 30C.
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Wow---this is unanimous---my question has been well answered---thank you so much for your responses---now i'll have to figure out how to split up the time----fly into calgary--drive to jasper and experience the beautiful icefield pkwy. --stay 3 - 4 nights---then drive back slowly, staying near lake louise area and visiting banff---
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viewgirl - yup! Good base plan, just a matter of working out the details. Looking forward to hearing from you as you work that out.
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Yes, I always rely on fellow fodorites to plan my trips--and have always received great advice and ideas.
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Be aware, its the mountains, and anything can happen with the weather. I remember the time we pitched our tent in 14" of snow at Waterton Lakes. That was September 7.
Mind you, it warmed up and the snow was gone, in a couple of days. We definitely had variety, that trip.
And the campground was a popular spot for lots a big-racked mule deer, and BIG bighorn sheep, driven lower by the snow. They were everywhere!
Viewgirl, I like your plan - probably have done the same one a dozen times, usually for 2 weeks, though.
As for wildlife, everyone knows that you have to be out early and late, but you have to research a bit to find the "best" spots for the different species of wildlife. And, you just have to be in the right spot at the right time. This works best, if you are out there a lot.
Often, it seems that there are more elk and deer right in the Banff townsite, than anwhere else. Figures!
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September ! best time of the year - But the weather is always unpredictable its always a chance.
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Any time is a good time. September is consider shoulder season while June is considered peak. In high mountain Park, snow is possible any time, even June July and August although they are quite rare.
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Restaurants in Athens
Touristy Plaka, below the Acropolis, has countless eateries marketing themselves as classic Greek tavernas, some with rustic decor and live music, though sadly few offer authentic Greek home cooking. The nightlife district of Gazi-Kerameikos is the place to try modern creative cuisine (some restaurants open for dinner only), while restaurants in the Syntagma area do lunch for business people working in nearby offices. In Monastiraki, on the edge of Psirri, you'll find plenty of places doing snacks and fast food, many staying open well after midnight.
Some Athens restaurants close for the summer break from mid-July to mid-September. Tax and service are included in the bill, but if your waiter was especially pleasant, you might leave a small tip.
The restaurants below have been grouped into three pricing categories:
Expensive (over €60)
Moderate (€30 to €60)
Cheap (up to €30)
These prices are for an average three-course meal for one person including a bottle of house wine or cheapest equivalent; they include sales tax but do not include service charge or tip.
Prices in Greek restaurants usually include the 10% sales tax. However, all Greek restaurants are required by law to add a 13% service charge to the bill and it is still customary to leave the waiter an additional 10% tip on top.
A welcome retreat from the city heat, Vyzantino has outdoor tables hidden away among the pine trees on Strefi Hill, in Athens' student quarter, Exarhia. By definition a mezedopoleio, it serves a delicious selection of meze (small platters of appetizers) ranging from htapodi (octopus) to keftedes (meatballs) and salads, plus carafes of excellent house wine. Decorated with fairy lights in the evening, it makes an informal but romantic open-air dinner venue in summer. Open May-October.
Funky Gourmet
One of the capital's up-and-coming eateries, Funky Gourmet opened in 2009 and earned its first Michelin star in 2012. There's just three degustation menus, of varying lengths, each with optional wine pairing. Expect a creative take on Greek classics and a fusion of Mediterranean flavours, all beautifully presented. It's in Gazi-Kerameikos, in a white neo-classical mansion, with a modern minimalist interior, subtle lighting and walls hung with contemporary artwork. Open Tuesday-Saturday, dinner only.
Seafood aficionados should head for Michelin-starred Varoulko (in Gazi-Kerameikos), under the auspices of owner-chef and Greek TV personality, Lefteris Lazarou. The six-course degustation menu is an adventure in itself, and changes daily depending on what's fresh at the market. Expect exquisite treats such as ceviche of sea bass with tomato and basil sorbet, or Greek orzo pasta with shrimps, and wines to match each course. In summer there are tables on the romantic Aropolis-view roof terrace. Open Tueday to Saturday, dinner only.
Frequently cited as Athens' top restaurant, Spondi occupies a vaulted stone cellar in the Pangrati neighbourhood, with subtle lighting and neo-baroque furnishing. In summer, there are tables outside in a pretty courtyard. The menu features fusion cuisine, with an abundant use of aromatic herbs and spices. To try a selection of dishes, opt for the six-course Discovery Menu, including crab, foie gras, sea bass, venison, cheese, and a chocolate desert. Spondi was awarded its second Michelin-star in 2008. Reservations recommended. No lunch.
To Kouti
To Kouti (meaning 'the box') is located close to the Monastiráki antique market, on a pedestrian-only walkway, overlooking the Ancient Agora. The interior comprises a lofty space with ochre-painted walls, wooden floors and marble-top tables. The menu features colourful salads and creative meat and seafood dishes, such as tabbouleh, and shrimps in honey. It is possible to come here just for coffee or a drink and in summer there are tables outside, with outdoor heaters in winter.
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Tucked away behind Syntagma Square, on the edge of Pláka, Athenians like to retreat to this informal eatery for a long slow lunch. Serving modern Greek cuisine, it is known throughout town for its delicious chicken with creamy mastiha sauce served on a kadaifi (shredded pastry) base, as well as colourful creative salads. The décor is shabby chic with wooden furniture and shelves lined with bottles and retro tinned foods.
Bakaliarakia o Damigos
You have to go down several steps into a basement to enter this authentic and welcoming eatery in Plaka. Run by the Damigos family for generations (since 1865), it's basic and old-fashioned. Most people come here for the house speciality, bakaliarakia (deep-fried battered cod) served with skordalia (potato and garlic sauce), but the menu also includes classics such as Greek salad and a hearty lamb casserole. A palatable barrel wine is served by the carafe.
Close to Syntagma Square, Melilotis opened in 2011 and soon gained a loyal local clientele. The menu changes daily (and is published online) depending on what fresh ingredients are available - there are always several vegetarian and macrobiotic choices (based on beans, lentils or chickpeas) as well as meat options, and, unusual for Greece, dishes using fresh salmon. The opening hours vary so check the website for details.
A classic place to stop for generous portions of shish kebab (made from minced beef) served with pitta bread, sliced onions, grilled tomatoes and chips, plus an optional side plate of garlicky tzatziki, Thanasis is popular with locals and gets unbelievably busy, especially at weekends, when it stays open till 0200. The atmosphere is fast and chaotic but traditional and fun. Tables both indoors and out, just around the corner from the Monastiráki metro station.
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I've been doing my sunday session last month but stopped it to give way on my oil painting commissions. It started as a gift then the client love it so they ask for another one. Another friend saw it so she ask me to paint her baby as well. So far I finished two of them and I need to make two more..
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Yummy Eats 2015 at Metrotent, Metrowalk
It started when I bump into my bestfriend in a mall, need some catching up so we are supposed to go on a date, then saw this invite on facebook might as well give it a try.
"Manila's most awaited food event is now back on its fifth year! Featuring over 30 Yummy-approved concessionaires for your potluck or noche buena, fun games, raffles, and more! Yummy Eats is the best place to go to for all of your holiday needs." - Yummy eats 2015
Opening remarks with editor in chief Paulynn Chang Afable
as early as 11 am the place was jam packed
my first plate
2nd plate.. fish, mallows from pufft (congrats for winning best booth)
lasagna and barbeque
more desserts.. lemon mint is one our favorites
goldilocks booth
Shane's busy trying out samples
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Tired feet! 300 pesos fee was all worth it.. sure to be back next time.
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I vow or at least I will try to make an artwork once a week. So for the past few weeks here they are-
Mongol Pencil on Typewriting paperhis request for a protrait
Commission ArtCharcoal on Sketch pad
Charcoal on Lana Paper
Practice sketch
Graphite on sketch pad
Practice sketch
Graphite on sketch pad
Blueberry cheesecake
Oil Pastel on tanned paper
Fruit tart
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Oil Pastel on tanned paper
San si Adan?
Oil Pastel on tanned paper
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It's whirlwind ride this past few months.. so to make up for the long hiatus here are some of my works
Kawaii Japanese food Stickers
Portrait of a friend for her Birthday
profile sketches
Copic Coloring
Oil Painting on Canvas
Synergy of Fruit and Flowers
I decided to activate my Deviant again. Will do more artworks and update my blog.
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News Release USDL: 96-478
Wednesday, November 13, 1996
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NACOSH To Hold Meetings Dec. 10-11 And Jan. 15-16 In Washington, D.C.
The National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH) will hold public meetings on Dec. 10-11 and on Jan. 15-16, 1997, in the U.S. Department of Labor, Frances Perkins Building, 200 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, D.C.
The Dec. 11-12 meeting will be in Room S4215 A-C, and the Jan. 15-16 meeting will be in Room N3437 A-D. Both meetings will begin at 9 a.m. each day and last until about 4 p.m. the first day and 3 p.m. the second day.
Agenda items for Dec. 10 include: a brief overview of current activities in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH); a description of a NIOSH Cooperative Research Agreement on hearing loss prevention; a regulatory update; and a discussion of the Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) in relation to OSHA as well as performance measurement and evaluation within OSHA.
On Dec. 11, there will be a panel presentation on ergonomics including an update on the planned conference; enforcement activities; the development of a regulation; OSHA's ergonomics capability; and NIOSH research relating to ergonomics. The remainder of the day will be devoted to planning future NACOSH meetings and activities.
The Jan. 15-16 meeting will be devoted to the subject of developing performance measurements and evaluating programs in addition to the regular updates on OSHA and NIOSH activities. Several panels will be formed to discuss the indicators and measures OSHA might use, as well as the data and mechanisms that would be needed for such measurement.
The committee is interested in exploring what other organizations and groups are doing in terms of measuring performance and evaluating safety programs, intervention and related issues such as employee participation. The committee is asking members of the public who have participated in studies or programs related to performance measurement and evaluation of occupational safety and health programs to share their findings and/or experiences with NACOSH either in written form or in oral presentations before the committee to the extent that time permits.
Those who are interested in making presentations on Jan. 15 or Jan. 16 should notify, no later than Dec. 9, Joanne Goodell, OSHA, Room N-3641, 200 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, D.C., 20210, telephone (202) 219-8021, ext. 107, or fax (202) 219-4383. Presenters must provide their name, the capacity in which the person will appear, a brief outline of the content of the presentation, preference of appearance date if there is one, mail address, telephone and fax numbers. Presentations will be limited to 10 minutes with time allowed for questions from committee members.
Written data, views or comments for consideration by the committee may be submitted, preferably with 20 copies, to Goodell at the above address. Any such submissions received prior to the meeting will be provided to the committee and included in the record of the meeting. Individuals with disabilities who need special accommodations should contact Tom Hall, OSHA Division of Consumer Affairs, Room N-3647, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 200 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, DC, 20210, telephone (202) 219-8615 or fax (202) 219-5986 one week before the meeting.
An official record of the meeting will be available for public inspection in the OSHA Technical Data Center (TDC), located in Room N-2625 of the Department of Labor building, telephone (202) 219-7500.
NACOSH was established under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 to advise the secretaries of labor and health and human services on occupational safety and health programs and policies. Members of the 12-person advisory committee are chosen on the basis of their knowledge and experience in occupational safety and health.
Notice of the NACOSH meeting was published in the Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1996, Federal Register. Additional information can be obtained from Goodell at the previously mentioned address and phone number.
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Palace Hotel was a stunning example of a luxury resort on the beautiful Croatian Adriatic Dalmatian Coast. Surrounding the hotel were the crystal clear blue waters of Adriatic, each room with stunning views of sea, islands, sunset, and ships journeying across its waters. The breakfast buffet was amazing, the pool-side cocktails were incredible, the staff were helpful and eager to help with customized excursions. The Palace was truly one of the most enjoyable hotel experiences I've ever had.
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This 5 star palace is situated on the point of the Lapad peninsula. Spectacular views, amazing sea access for all water activities, great food, and INCREDIBLE SERVICE from EVERYONE!!!! Highly recommend staying. The local bus service stops here and stops at the gate at Pile so there are no mistakes about getting to the Old City.
FABulous accommodations!!!
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Luxury hotel
The Palace Hotel lives up to its name! We have just returned - our room was large, very well equipped - towels changed every day - bedding changed practically every other day.
Range of food at breakfast was superb - absolutely everything you could want - there is an outside terrace where you can eat breakfast if you just ask the maitre'D.
Absolutely stunning views from all rooms/restaurant.
We ate a couple of times in the restaurant next to the pool where the fish was superb (a bit pricey, but this is a 5* hotel) and the sunsets amazing. Buses run from outside the hotel direct to the old town - so always a seat when travelling in, but the usual crush when getting the bus from Pile Gate.
Outdoor pool the warmest I have ever swum in - and a swim up bar as well! Towels provided for the pool and always space somewhere - if not beside the pool then on one of the nearby sun terraces.
Only one small downside - the area around the pool could have been cleaner - I would want this area hosed down every morning if I was in charge, but this obviously was not done.
All in all, a great place to go.
Great hotel/place
We stayed at the hotel for two weeks (honeymoon) in May/June and we had a great time. The food was excellent, something for everyone. The service was typical mediteranien, but just relax and smile and we promise you that you will get special service for the rest of your holiday.
Great views from the hotel and the staff was super friendly.
Dubrovning and the surrounding Islands are fantastic. Go in May or September, as it gets really crowded (and hot) in the summer months.
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Brilliant place
Just back from a week at the Dubrovnik Palace Hotel and can say that it was the best hotel that i have ever stayed at. The hotel truly lived up to its five star billing and the staff were helpful, friendly, attentive and extremely courteous. No brochures or photos from websites did the hotel justice and it is only by visiting the hotel that you can fully appreciate its splendour.
Fabulous hotel
What a beautiful hotel! We stayed here for 3 nights during our 3 week tour of Eastern Europe. The rooms are large and the views are superb. It has been renovated in the last year and the staff is ready and willing to help in any way that they can. Some of the reviews commented on the food, but we had no problem with any of the food at breakfast. We didn't eat dinner here as there are so many fantastic restaurants in the area. We loved the location and the transportation system allows for you to be downtown quickly and easily. We initially wanted to stay inside the walled city but are very glad that we didn't as it is so crowded with tourists. Dubrovnik is a beautiful little town, but it was great to get out and go back to our hotel in a quieter part of the area, at the end of the day. The swimming pool is wonderful and there are lots of places to sunbathe. Great value for the money. Go to the Nautica restaurant right outside the walled city and sit outside for a fantastic meal with amazing ambiance. We loved Dubrovnik and the hotel and will definitely come back again. In fact, we are considering coming back next year for 4 weeks to tour some of the islands. What a breath taking place. The hotel as well as the city are a "must" for anyone in the area.
Excellent hotel and location but service & food needs sorting out
Hotel and facilities are absolutely superb (5*) but tends to be let down by inefficient service in restaurant and bars.
Food tends to be monotonous and not hot enough.
With a little better management, this could be one of the best hotels we have stayed at.
That said, it is in one of the best positions in the Med and ideally located (direct bus service) for the City of Dubrovnik, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Absolutely unique.
Excellent Hotel
This newly renovated hotel(2004) is well placed for the old town of Dubrovnik.Bus runs from directly outside at regular intervals. also boat 3 times daily from jetty.The rooms are quite large,clean,very well equipped.The sunsets from every room and views are to die for ! Food is good but there are lots of cheaper options nearby.Pool area is fantastic,lots of nooks and crannies for private sunbathing.Cordoned off swimming area in sea.Bar prices quite high for Croatia, but on the whole beautiful location,excellent hotel.
Great find!
We stayed at this hotel over Easter 2005 having seen the reviews on this site. We were not disappointed. All rooms had fantastic sea views and the hotel facilities including the gym were well appointed. The hotel is a reasonable distance from the old town but there is an excellent, frequent and cheap bus service which goes from directly outside the hotel to the Pile gate (takes 10 to 15 minutes). Would highly recommend this hotel.
Great Hotel
Great hotel, fantastic views, excellent service. Every facility you would expect from a five star hotel. Spent 4 days in Dubrovnik. Highly recommended.
Fantastic hotel
We chose the Dubrovnik Palace for our first trip to this wonderful town in October. The Dubrovnik Palace was beyond all our expectations. This hotel has everything you need, fantastic location, friendly and helpful staff, great leisure facilities and easy access to the Old Town. The recent renovations have created a wonderfully relaxing atmosphere. The outside areas include swimming pool, childrens pool, sea access and lots of little nooks and crannys where you can sit privately. On the one day it rained we made full use of the indoor pool. There is also a well equiped gym and beauty salon/spa.
Better than 4 star!
We have just returned from a couple of weeks in Croatia. I didn't put a lot of effort into choosing our hotel in Dubrovnik as we were only there for 4 nights. I picked the Dubrovnik Palace because it had 4 stars, was by the sea and had been recently renovated.
We were quite surprised therefore that this was the hotel of the holiday. It is gorgeous - modern in style, with lots of use of natural materials, stone, marble, slate. Almost everywhere has a stunning view over the Elafiti islands - the pool, the bedrooms, the dining room, the sunset lounge on the 9th, the cocktail lounge on the 10th. The facilities are great - a state-of-the-art gym, spa, large indoor pool & jacuzzi, broadband internet (free), 5 or 6 places to eat. The beach is nice too - it isn't sand but rock, but there are lots of little nooks to sit alone on your lounger - or you could sit by one of the outdoor pools, if you like company.
We were in a standard room which wasn't big but it had a decent sized balcony, big cupboards, a desk, chair and coffee table. The bathroom was nice - bathrobes & slippers provided too.
It wasn't style over substance though - the staff were professional and the food was good, especially the fresh seafood.
We normally prefer smaller hotels but it never felt too busy (apart from maybe breakfast) as at any one time a lot of the guests were on trips. Getting into town was easy, there is a bus runs directly from outside the hotel to the gate of the old town every twenty minutes
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On Thursday, November 13th, 2014, Chinese censorship authorities DNS poisoned Drupal.org's Content Distribution Network, EdgeCast. The Drupal Association and EdgeCast have been working together to fix connection issues to Drupal.org, and believe the is…
Drupal 7.33, a maintenance release with numerous bug fixes (no security fixes) is now available for download. See the Drupal 7.33 release notes for a full listing.
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Drupal.org is an amazing installation of Drupal. At nearly 13 years old, it is one of the largest, continuously operating examples of Drupal. It is difficult to fathom, but Drupal.org has been upgraded in place from version to version for this entire t…
This Public Service Announcement is a follow up to SA-CORE-2014-005 – Drupal core – SQL injection. This is not an announcement of a new vulnerability in Drupal.
Automated attacks began compromising Drupal 7 websites that were not patched or updated to Drupal 7.32 within hours of the announcement of SA-CORE-2014-005 – Drupal core – SQL injection. You should proceed under the assumption that every Drupal 7 website was compromised unless updated or patched before Oct 15th, 11pm UTC, that is 7 hours after the announcement.
Simply updating to Drupal 7.32 will not remove backdoors.
If you have not updated or applied this patch, do so immediately, then continue reading this announcement; updating to version 7.32 or applying the patch fixes the vulnerability but does not fix an already compromised website. If you find that your site is already patched but you didn't do it, that can be a symptom that the site was compromised – some attacks have applied the patch as a way to guarantee they are the only attacker in control of the site.
Data and damage control
Attackers may have copied all data out of your site and could use it maliciously. There may be no trace of the attack.
Take a look at our help documentation, "Your Drupal site got hacked, now what"
Attackers may have created access points for themselves (sometimes called "backdoors") in the database, code, files directory and other locations. Attackers could compromise other services on the server or escalate their access.
Removing a compromised website's backdoors is difficult because it is not possible to be certain all backdoors have been found.
The Drupal security team recommends that you consult with your hosting provider. If they did not patch Drupal for you or otherwise block the SQL injection attacks within hours of the announcement of Oct 15th, 4pm UTC, restore your website to a backup from before 15 October 2014:
While recovery without restoring from backup may be possible, this is not advised because backdoors can be extremely difficult to find. The recommendation is to restore from backup or rebuild from scratch.
For more information, please see our FAQ on SA-CORE-2014-005.
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We've prepared a FAQ on this release. Read more at FAQ on SA-CORE-2014-005.
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Learn more about the Drupal Security team and their policies, writing secure code for Drupal, and securing your site.
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Thanks to the hard work of staff and the Drupal.org Content Working Group, we have completed another round of updates to our draft privacy policy and terms of service. We were able to respond to much of the feedback provided in our earlier announcement.
The biggest issues pointed out by the community had to do with the tone of the language in the documents. Many pointed out that it did not match the values of our community. We took a closer look at organizations such as the Wikimedia Foundation and Mozilla, incorporating some of the approaches they took to make our terms a bit more human. We trimmed and shortened what we could. We clarified where things were ambiguous. The end result is much more in line with our community values.
Some examples of changes include the following:
We did leave some things from the previous draft without major changes, such as bullet points under section C, for example. And we did it for a reason. One of our goals is to make Drupal.org a place where everyone feels comfortable. Additionally, we have to ensure that Drupal.org is protected if a legal issue does arise. Those bullet points are there not because we want to be able to police or censor the activity on the site. This language exists because it protects Drupal.org if one user takes issue with content from another user. We will still use the process outlined in the Drupal Code of Conduct to resolve any issues whenever we can.
With that in mind, please take a look at the latest drafts:
Terms of Service
We will be putting these documents into place on Wednesday, 5 November, 2014. All comments added to this thread will be included in our planning for the next revision. We hope to review the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy quarterly and update them with community feedback.
Thank you for all your help in building these documents.
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Joint Security release with WordPress
In big news, we had our first joint release with WordPress. We collaborated together with the WordPress team on a PHP security issue discovered by a security researcher. We're thrilled that we had an opportunity to work together with others in the open source CMS community. We shared a few tips and tricks and it was great working with the WordPress team.
Keeping Drupal Secure
In keeping with our mission to showcase security best practices at Drupal's online home, we've upgraded https://security.drupal.org to Drupal 7. This ensures we're on a supported platform. We also took the opportunity to add some new features that help us enhance our team's efficiency by automating a number of routine tasks.
As part of our dedication to keeping Drupal users safe, we've written and announced the Long Term support (LTS) plan for Drupal 6 (https://www.drupal.org/d6-lts-support). This is an important step as we look forward to the release of Drupal 8. Soon we will be introducing two-factor authentication to Drupal.org, thanks to hard work from security team members Ben Jeavons, Greg Knaddison , Neil Drumm, and Michael Hess. (https://groups.drupal.org/node/439868 and https://drupal.org/node/2239973)
And here's one last, fun note: Security.Drupal.org issues now show up on the drupal.org dashboard if you add the widget. You can get it clicking on dashboard after logging in and adding the widget.
Securing Drupal E-Commerce
Some Drupal security team members were recently involved in putting together a compliance White paper for keeping track of PCI compliance. Anyone who runs a Drupal site and takes credit cards should read the whitepaper. Here's a little more information:
Version 3.0 of the PCI compliance standard becomes mandatory on January 1st, 2015 and will be a complete game changer for many Drupal eCommerce sites. This includes triple the number of security controls if your website touches credit card information and more. The community supported Drupal PCI Compliance White Paper (http://drupalpcicompliance.org/) will give you a high level overview of what PCI compliance is, why you need to comply, and (most importantly) how to get started. This paper was written and reviewed by several members of the Drupal security team, including Rick Manelius, Greg Knaddison, Ned McClain, Michael Hess, and Peter Wolanin.
Simplifying Security
We've redesigned our Security Advisory system to make evaluating and analyzing security threats easier and more intuitive. This came about after several core contributors informed us that they wanted a better way to address security threats. We sent out a survey through Twitter to learn more about how people write and read the Security Advisories. Based on the responses we put together a new Security Advisory system that takes much of the guesswork out of the process of evaluating threats. We've added and reordered elements on the Security Advisory's criticality scale and added explanations to help people understand where a security problem is on the spectrum of potential threats.
Our Growing Team
We've brought a number of new members onto the security team. Please help us give a very warm welcome to our newest security team members:
Alex Pott (alexpott) – IRC nick: alexpott, Organization: Chapter Three
We're always looking for more qualified people who place a high priority on security. If you'd like to join the security team: https://security.drupal.org/join
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This week, we added a feature to projects on Drupal.org to help highlight the contributions made by supporting organizations. Maintainers of distributions, modules, and themes can give credit to organizations that have materially contributed to projects on Drupal.org using the new "Supporting Organizations" field.
How do you use this field? When an organization funds the development of a project or when a company takes on maintainership of a key module in the community, the maintainers of that project can add a reference to one or more of them on the project node. Maintainers may chose to give this credit to any organization that contributes significant code or support to a project.
We noticed that many projects would manually follow this pattern in the project description, but wanted to take it a step further. Not only will this provide a link to the organization, it will also show up on the organization's marketplace page.
This is just the first step, we are also looking for community feedback and help in providing credit to companies, organizations and customers that contribute to the development of Drupal. Implementing this step will be a key way to show how organizations are giving code and support to Drupal Core. Look for it in the coming months.
Dries has written an excellent post on how we might give credit to organizations and another on the value of hiring a core contributor to help push Drupal forward that were a basis for much of this work.
If you are a project maintainer, take a moment to give some credit to the organizations that have helped build the Drupal ecosystem.
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Almost half a year ago, with the help of the Drupal.org Content Working Group and lawyers, the Drupal Association started working on a Drupal.org Terms of Service (ToS) and Privacy Policy. After a number of drafts and rewrites, we are now ready to introduce both documents to Drupal.org users.
Why do we need a ToS?
Drupal.org has grown organically for many years. Currently the site has thousands of active users that generate lots of content every day. Our current Terms of Service are limited to a short line on the account creation form:
This line is an insufficient ToS for a website of our size. In fact, Drupal.org is probably the only website of this size which operates without a published Terms of Service. This situation is uncomfortable, and even dangerous, for both Drupal community and the Drupal Association, which is legally responsible for Drupal.org and its contents.
In the absence of a ToS, a lot of rules—"do's and don'ts"—regarding the website are just "common knowledge" of users who have a long memory and accounts created in the early days of Drupal.org. This might result in new users making mistakes and misbehaving only because they do not know what the unwritten rules are. Website moderators often lack guidance on how to react in specific situations, because those policies are not written anywhere. Some policies, such as organization accounts policy or account deletion policy still need to be defined. Lastly, absence of clearly defined Terms of Service and Privacy Policy could lead to legal disputes regarding the site.
What's next?
The new Drupal.org Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are published now for the community review. We'll continue refining them based on community feedback and announce the 'official' implementation day additionally. On that day all existing users will have to accept these ToS and Privacy Policy to continue using the website. All new users starting on that day will have to accept the ToS and Privacy Policy upon account creation.
Click to review Drupal.org Terms of Service
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In the future, we will make sure to keep ToS and Privacy Policy up-to-date and update them every time policies or functionality of the website changes. We will proactively notify users of all modifications to both documents.
We'd like to say thanks to the Drupal.org Content Working Group members and community members who already reviewed proposed documents and provided us with their valuable feedback.
UPDATE: Edits to the original drafts were made on 21st of August, 2014, based on feedback in comments to this post.
UPDATE #2 (03.09.2014): We are postponing ToS/PP official launch and will come back with an updated draft shortly.
Drupal 7.31 and Drupal 6.33, maintenance releases which contain fixes for security vulnerabilities, are now available for download. See the Drupal 7.31 and Drupal 6.33 release notes for further information.
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For this month's community spotlight, we wanted to showcase three stellar Drupalistas who went above and beyond at the Dev Days Szeged sprints. Emanuel Greucean (gremy), Maurits Dekkers (Mauzeh), and Ernő Zsemlye (zserno) all made big contributions to the project at Dev Days Szeged. Here's a little bit about each.
Emanuel Greucean (gremy)
How did you get involved with Drupal?
I got involved with Drupal right after college, in 2009. I went to a job interview, showed the employers my enthusiasm about web development and my very not impressive profile, one of which was a Joomla website, and they accepted me. At this job, I got initiated in the art of web development and got a solid education in Drupal. At my first day on the job, I was given the Drupal Developer's "Bible" (Pro Drupal Development, 2nd edition), and was told that I had to know it by heart.
What do you think open source represents?
For me, open source represents the opportunity to have access to awesome products for free. It also represents the opportunity to join a community of passionate developers and to learn a lot, and also to pass on your knowledge. If you are a contributor, it's also an opportunity to leave a mark, and a joy to know that your work is being used by millions of people.
Why did you choose to work in Szeged on beta blocking, and what is your fondest memory from Szeged?
One reason for working on beta blockers in Szeged was the desire to get Drupal 8 as close as possible to being released, because I really want to start using it in Production.
One of my fondest memories from Szeged might be the moment when I actually finished the last missing "Change Record" issue, and with this Drupal 8 change records were up to date for the first time in three years. Also I really appreciate all the help I received from people I had never met before. They initiated me into contributing to the community.
Are you working on any fun projects at the moment?
Yes. I am currently collaborating with Kalamuna, a Drupal shop from San Francisco's East Bay Area. They are really great colleagues, and I have the opportunity to work on great projects with them. One of the projects I am most excited about is Kalabox, and I have to say that I am really enthusiastic about its future.
Maurits Dekkers (Mauzeh)
How did you get involved with Drupal?
I got involved with Drupal through a client about three years ago. They were using Drupal mainly for its ability to allow site builders to create their own fieldable data structures. Until then I had mostly worked with Zend Framework and Symfony, and I never even knew there was an open source system that could do this! Or course, now I know that there is so much more about Drupal that is awesome, and I cannot imagine a web development life without it!
What do you think open source represents?
For me, open source represents people (!) who provide their time, effort, and financial resources on something that provides only indirect value. An open source developer spends their free time working on a feature not knowing whether it will actually make it into the final product (unless they are the project lead…). For some this might be an unrewarding way of working because there appear to be few direct, short-term, rewards. So if you contribute something to open source software, you must do it for reasons unrelated to direct income or revenue. Therefore, the passion that people have for the product comes from a much deeper belief.
Why did you choose to work in Szeged on Drupal 8 beta blocking/debugging, and what is your fondest memory from Szeged?
Despite working with open source software on a daily basis, and lurking around in the issue queues, I never had the guts to really get involved. I realized that getting to know the people behind the nicknames would certainly help because I could just walk over and ask something. So when I saw the announcement for Szeged, I jumped in straight away. And I'm really glad I did. I most remember the people I was working with and having beers with at night, with Cathy (YesCT) being just amazing to get people up to speed. Her passion for the community is really remarkable. I wanted to learn more about how the Entity API works in Drupal 8, and was directed to tstoeckler and plach, from whom I learned very much very quickly.
Are you working on any fun projects at the moment?
I'm currently working as a freelancer for a few Drupal site building shops. Since I just started as a freelancer in November last year, I'm working quite a lot to make sure I have some financial room to contribute some more to D8.
Ernő Zsemlye (zserno)
How did you get involved with Drupal?
It all started during my 4th year at the university. I needed a few more credits for the upcoming semester and stumbled upon a new elective course titled "Open Source Content Management Systems" held by a guy called Kristof Van Tomme. I had absolutely no idea about the topic but it sounded pretty cool so I applied. The first lecture was about open source in general and a brief introduction to the Drupal world. At the end of the lecture, Kristof mentioned that he was looking for interns for his new company. I applied the next day and I am sure that was the best move in my career to date. 🙂
What do you think open source represents?
I could compare it to traveling. Once you experience what traveling to new places feels like, you suddenly start to feel as if you had been looking at the world through a small and dirty window. Then you also realize how small you are in this life. This is so true for open source.
Why did you choose to work in Szeged on Drupal 8 beta blocking/debugging, and what is your fondest memory from Szeged?
I wanted to work on something that would give me the opportunity to dive deep into Drupal 8 and learn as much as possible about the new system. I was assigned to an Entity API beta blocker. After having spent my first 3 days on getting my head around all the new things in D8, I got stuck. The next day Berdir pinged me on IRC that he wanted to discuss the next steps with me in person. We talked for about 5 minutes but that was enough to put me back on track with the issue and also gave me great inspiration that I could talk to a real rockstar in person.
Are you working on any fun projects at the moment?
I am working at the Central European University as a web developer. We are a small team of four people who maintain virtually any web presence of the whole university: main institutional site with heavy traffic, custom websites for each departments, research groups, alumni campaigns, student groups, etc. It is a constant challenge to use our limited resources to address all arising needs successfully. So we are continuously looking for new ways to create reusable solutions across all these websites. And this is lots of fun. For example I just finished building a custom installation profile based on the fantastic Panopoly distribution so firing up a new website became ridiculously easy.
Gremy, mauzeh, and zserno were just a few of a huge number of rock stars who worked hard and made great contributions at Szeged. Thank you so much to everyone who turned out for the sprints! The next major sprint event will be at DrupalCon Austin. Our community organizers (led by YesCT) have worked hard to make sure we'll have seven days of sprints that culminate in a huge sprint on Friday, June 6. We hope to see you there.
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Notes and queries in G2 has been debating song lyrics over the past few weeks. The question "Is Neil Sedaka's 'Oh Carol/I am but a fool/Darling I love you/Though you treat me cruel' the worst ever rhyme in a popular song?" (answer: no) has led to a flurry of correspondence from readers – some of whom appear lacking in heart and soul. Or, perhaps, ears.
"Fool" and "cruel" is of course a perfectly good rhyme, though not a brilliant one like those in Men at Work's Down Under, also mysteriously nominated for worst rhyme: "Buying bread from a man in Brussels,/He was 6ft 4 and full of muscles./I said: 'Do you speak-a my language?'/He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich." In the context of the song, as perfect a fusion of style and substance as you were likely to hear in the charts in 1981, or any other year.
A "John Major" (perhaps even the John Major) writes to G2 to have a dig at what he regards as Ira Gershwin's "wince-inducing" lines (in fact they are clever, witty and ironic, in a screwball kind of way): "I'm bidin' my time/'Cause that's the kinda guy I'm." People seem to object to abbreviations, for some reason, as someone else points to The Ballad of High Noon: "He made a vow while in state prison/Vowed it would be my life or his'n." (The song won an Oscar.)
Another reader criticises "Bobbie Gentry's" – in fact a Burt Bacharach/Hal David composition – I'll Never Fall in Love Again for this: "What do you get when you kiss a guy?/You get enough germs to catch pneumonia./After you do he'll never phone ya,/I'll never fall in love again." Not Shakespeare, admittedly, but funny and apt (and had Shakespeare been writing lyrics in the 1960s, he would probably have chosen Bacharach, the most gifted tunesmith of the era, to work with).
Most egregiously, one person objects to a couplet from Arthur Hamilton's Cry Me a River: "Told me love was too plebeian/Told you were through with me, an' ..." As Julie London might have said, the thought that anyone can fail to see the genius of this line is enough to make you weep.
These things are, of course, subjective, which gives me the excuse to offer my favourite lyric, and invite you to submit yours.
Tempting though it is to go with the always ingenious Cole Porter ("You're the Nile, you're the Tower of Pisa,/You're the smile on the Mona Lisa./I'm a worthless check, a total wreck, a flop./But if baby, I'm the bottom, you're the top!") my choice is Spring, Spring, Spring, from the fine 1954 musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (lyrics by Johnny Mercer, music by Gene de Paul).
The story is unimportant (spoiler alert: seven brides marry seven brothers); the point is the charm, invention and perfect scansion of Mercer's words – a brilliant songwriter at the peak of his art, making it look easy. The great songs work even if you can't hear them being sung, and this is a great song. But thanks to the wonders of YouTube, you can watch and listen.
Oh, the barnyard is busy, in a regular tizzy,
And the obvious reason is because of the season.
Ma Nature's lyrical, with her yearly miracle,
Spring, Spring, Spring.
All the hen-folk are hatchin' while their men-folk are scratchin'
To ensure the survival of each brand new arrival.
Each nest is twitterin', they're all baby-sitterin',
Spring, Spring, Spring.
It's a beehive of buddin' son and daughter life,
Every family has plans in view.
Even down in the brook the underwater life
Is forever blowin' bubbles too.
Every field wears a bonnet, with some spring daisies on it,
Even birds of a feather show their clothes off together.
Sun's gettin' shinery, to spotlight the finery,
Spring, Spring, Spring.
From his eerie, the eagle with his eagle eye
Gazes down across his eagle beak.
And a-fixin' his lady with the legal eye,
Screams "suppose we fix the date this week!"
Yes, siree, spring disposes that it's all one supposes,
It's a real bed of roses waggin' tails, rubbin' noses.
Each day is Mother's Day, the next is some other's day,
When all is King ...
The song could not have been more skilfully integrated into the story (even by Men at Work): it is interrupted by a baby being born.
Over to you.
David Marsh is a contributor to the Guardian's Old music blog.