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Yahoo fixes flaw that led to password breach
Well it could have been worse. Yahoo on Friday said it has fixed the vulnerability that allowed hackers to expose approximately 450,000 email addresses and passwords belonging to the Yahoo Contributor Network. That's a huge number but still small potatoes compared to the half billion visitors Yahoo claims each month.
The online giant said in a blog post Friday that the compromised data was an older file containing email addresses and passwords provided by writers who joined Associated Content prior to May 2010, when Yahoo acquired it and renamed it the Yahoo Contributor Network. "This compromised file was a standalone file that was not used to grant access to Yahoo systems and services," Yahoo said.
In addition to fixing the vulnerability that led to the breach, the company said it deployed additional security measures for affected Yahoo users, boosted its underlying security controls and is notifying affected users. "In addition, we will continue to take significant measures to protect our users and their data," Yahoo said.
Yahoo's blog post touted its response to the breach as "swift" but the company had already taken a lot of punches since the reports of the breach were published Thursday. Some security pros berated Yahoo for lack of security while others expressed mock surprise that the struggling company still had so many members. For sure, the breach – the latest in a series of password breaches – is yet another reminder of the need for users to be more careful about the passwords they create and for companies to take proper steps to secure those passwords.
AWS outage doesn't discourage Netflix from banking on the cloud
Last month's Amazon Web Services cloud outage sparked a lot of online discussion and debate over the viability of cloud services. According to published reports, an online dating company ditched AWS after massive storms caused power outages and knocked out service in one of Amazon's U.S. East-1 Availability Zones June 29.
But Netflix – one of Amazon's biggest cloud customers – said it remains "bullish on the cloud" despite the AWS outage. In a blog post Friday, Greg Orzell, software architect at Netflix and Ariel Tseitlin, director of cloud solutions at the company, wrote a post mortem of the outage, which they said was one of the most significant Netflix had experienced in over a year. The outage showed up things that both AWS and Netflix could do better, they wrote.
"Our own root-cause analysis uncovered some interesting findings, including an edge-case in our internal mid-tier load-balancing service," they wrote. "This caused unhealthy instances to fail to deregister from the load balancer which black-holed a large amount of traffic into the unavailable zone. In addition, the network calls to the instances in the unavailable zone were hanging, rather than returning no route to host."
Netflix is working to improve its resiliency and is working closely with Amazon on ways to improve the cloud provider's systems, "focusing our efforts on eliminating single points of failure that can cause region-wide outage and isolating the failures of individual zones," Orzell and Tseitlin wrote.
"While it's easy and common to blame the cloud for outages because it's outside of our control, we found that our overall availability over the past several years has steadily improved," they wrote. "When we dig into the root causes of our biggest outages, we find that we can typically put in resiliency patterns to mitigate service disruption."
Last summer, I attended a session at the Gartner Catalyst Conference 2011, on planning for resiliency in the cloud. Richard Jones, a managing vice president at Gartner, said the public cloud is a utility and utilities fail, making it critical that customers prepare for downtime. Enterprises often assume cloud services are reliable but they need to take responsibility for uptime, he said.
Seemed like sound advice to me. Other companies may want to look to Netflix for cues on planning for cloud resiliency.
DNSChanger malware problems unlikely
DNSChanger infections have declined precipitously, but remaining systems could have Internet access turned off today.
It appears the Internet will not be thrown into turmoil as a result of the FBI shutting down the servers feeding systems containing DNSChanger malware.
The DNS Working Group, made up of a number of experts from security firms, DNS providers and the government, has been tracking infections. As of June 11, there were only about 69,000 DNSChanger infections in the United States and far fewer in other countries. The working group also estimated that globally there were approximately 303,000 systems containing the malware.
When the FBI arrested six Estonian nationals in November, charging them with running a sophisticated Internet fraud ring, investigators seized servers in data centers in Estonia, New York, and Chicago that were pointing victims to spoofed websites. The FBI estimated at the time that there were 500,000 infections in the U.S. and up to 4 million abroad.
With the news coverage aimed at consumers with little knowledge of the malware, it is very likely that the number of infections has drastically declined, although the working group hasn't released updated figures. When the replacement DNS servers designed to avoid disruption are turned off today there won't likely be any serious problems. It has still generated a number of hyped headlines including "Internet doomsday virus," and "Internet blackout looms." Let's put this in context: There are still 2.5 million machines infected with Conficker.
The DNSChanger malware is a good example of the need for increased security vigilance on the part of average computer users. It can go a long way to reducing the number of serious incidents by disrupting the spread of malware. The working group has a great security protection Web page that leads computer users to additional information about phishing, antimalware and Windows 7 security features. The links lead to solid information from the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team, the Carnegie Mellon Cylab Usable Privacy and Security Laboratory and the FBI. The advice is good, and is without the marketing spin designed to sell security software.
Another great resource that puts the DNSChanger problem into context is Canada's Public Safety office, which published a document in November. The Canadian DNS Changer TDSS/Alureon/TidServ/TDL4 Malware Web page has been updated to help people determine if their systems have been infected and contains tools to help victims remove the infection.
Checking a system can be done by simply visiting a websiteor manually depending on your operating system.
Putting the mobile botnet threat in perspective
Mobile device security threats are taking center stage as IT managers strive to protect and control these nimble creatures that contain company information and access the company network. But looking at the big picture of all IT security concerns, just how significant are specific types of mobile device threats? According to one expert, mobile botnets, at least, should not keep you awake at night.
Mobile botnets are created when an attacker infects a number of mobile devices with malicious software. The infected devices communicate with other mobile devices, thus spreading the infection and growing the botnet. The attacker's goal, in theory, is to gain root control of the mobile devices in order to use their combined bandwidth and computing power for nefarious means.
In an interview with SearchSecurity.com News Director Rob Westervelt, Joe Stewart, director of malware research at Dell SecureWorks, provided his perspective on the relative importance of the mobile botnet threat. Because mobile networks don't have as much bandwidth as broadband connections, Stewart said, mobile botnets are not likely to be very profitable for the botnet operator.
"I don't think you can say at this time that someone will get a whole lot of value out of a mobile botnet," Stewart said. "There are certain categories where it is useful, but as a DDoS botnet, it would probably be pretty abysmal."
However, findings by Symantec Corp. suggest revenue for the mobile botnet "industry" may be on the rise. Writing in Symantec's official blog in February, Symantec Security Response Engineer Cathal Mullaney noted the discovery of one particular mobile botnet that had the ability to use premium SMS scamming to generate millions of dollars a year.
Still, all indications suggest mobile botnets are a small niche in the overall threat landscape. Antimalware investments might be better spent in other areas right now, but be wary of a possible invasion of mobile botnets in the future as attackers prey on the relatively easy vulnerabilities of mobile platforms.
Operation High Roller: Server-side automation in online bank fraud
I've covered a lot on online bank fraud in the past – there seems to be no end to the increasingly sneaky techniques cybercriminals develop to siphon money out of victims' bank accounts. This week, McAfee Inc. and Guardian Analytics Inc. released the findings of their investigation into a global fraud ring that takes the old techniques up a notch.
In their report, "Dissecting Operation High Roller" (.pdf), the companies report cybercriminals — building on older Zeus and SpyEye tactics – are targeting high-balance bank accounts belonging to businesses and individuals. Unlike past online bank fraud attacks using Zeus and SpyEye, though, these new attacks use server-side components and heavy automation. According to the report, the attacks have been mostly in Europe, but are now spreading to the U.S.
Criminals have tried to steal more than $78 million in fraudulent transfers from at least 60 financial institutions, including large global banks, credit unions and regional banks, the report said.
In a blog post, Dave Marcus, director of advanced research and threat intelligence at McAfee, noted that by shifting from traditional man-in-the-browser attacks on a victim's PC to server-side automation attacks, criminals have moved from multipurpose botnet servers to cloud-based servers that are purpose-built and dedicated to processing fraudulent transactions. The strategy, he said, helps criminals move faster and avoid detection.
The report describes attacks in the U.S. and The Netherlands as using a server located with an ISP with "crime-friendly usage policies" and moved frequently to avoid discovery.
All pretty unsettling stuff, suffice to say. And, according to the report, financial institutions can expect even more automated and creative forms of fraud in the future.
Review your security contingency plan during the 2012 Olympic Games
As the opening day of the 2012 Olympic Games nears, IT teams in the U.K. are busy expanding their companies' security policies and reviewing their security contingency plans. They are preparing for 17 days of Games, which will surely produce crowded transportation systems, overloaded Internet connections, and employees whose attention may be diverted by swimming relays and equestrian events.
The Olympics provide a good opportunity for companies in the U.S. and around the world to review their security policies and plans, too. Security pros can watch how their peers in the U.K. handle the pressures and disruptions caused by the Olympics, and consider how they would handle such an event if it occurred in their city.
Security contingency plans, which are similar to disaster recovery plans or business continuity plans, lay out the steps IT should take as soon as a disruptive event occurs. The idea is to make important decisions in advance, and have the necessary resources already in place, so the team can react quickly to maintain the security of their company's data and other IT assets. Yet, according to our application security expert Michael Cobb, many companies' security contingency plans are either unrealistic or woefully out-of-date.
Could your company continue operating securely in a chaotic environment — whether that chaos is caused by a scheduled event, such as the Olympics, or by an unplanned natural event? The 2012 Olympics serve as a reminder for all firms to review and revise their security contingency plans in light of current concerns and resources.
The relatively quiet summer months may be a good time to set up components of your security contingency plan. One of the most important components to handle in advance is widespread telecommuting. During a major event, more employees may have to work from home. You can prepare now by having all employees sign a remote working policy agreement, test the security of the Internet connection in their home, and receive training on topics, such as securely filing sensitive documents from their home office.
The Olympics also provide a hook for continued security awareness training. The IT department could send out an email educating users about Olympic ticket scams, providing a helpful lesson for any too-good-to-be-true email offer. Or the IT department could run a summertime security contest, posting a short information security quiz on the company's Intranet and awarding gold, silver and bronze medals to the employees or departments who score highest on the quiz.
Even if the Olympics are not held in the U.S. until at least 2024, there is bound to be a significant event that will affect your company's security posture in the near future. Prepare and practice now so your security team can execute flawlessly and take home the gold.
Opinion: LinkedIn hacking incident betrays users' trust
Security awareness training often teaches the importance of password length and password complexity, but these best practices, as it turns out, may be creating a false sense of security. Even worse, users who cooperate and create long, complex passwords may feel betrayed when the organizations they trusted prove fallible and their passwords are hacked.
The recent LinkedIn hacking incident, in which 6.4 million LinkedIn passwords were stolen (or possibly leaked), demonstrated the strength of a user's password is no defense when an Internet application provider is attacked. Even if each LinkedIn password was as long and complex as possible, it wouldn't have mattered; the Russian hackers still found the hashed LinkedIn passwords and posted them for all to see.
According to some analysts reviewing the LinkedIn breach, the social networking site had failed to protect users' passwords with a strong hashing algorithm. That's where the sense of betrayal comes in. If users are doing their part by using strong passwords, they should be able to trust the application provider to take strong precautions, too.
The situation spurred LinkedIn to take stronger precautions now. In a blog post, LinkedIn said it would use better hashing and salting to protect its account databases in the future.
Organizations can learn from LinkedIn's public mea culpa. If your IT staff has been lecturing users on strong passwords, but your organization's passwords are stolen, how will your users react? After years of building trust between IT and users, an incident like this could destroy the relationship in one day.
The LinkedIn incident is a reminder of the need to properly balance responsibility for secure access management among users and IT. Yes, user training is important, but IT security teams must go the extra mile to protect account credentials and prove themselves worthy of users' trust.
CSO chat: The BYOD trend, big data security and cloud
Wednesday's Cornerstones of Trust Conference featured an interesting CSO discussion of some of the hottest topics infosecurity pros are dealing with today, including the BYOD trend, cloud computing and big data security. The annual conference, held in Foster City, Calif., is sponsored by ISSA's Silicon Valley and San Francisco chapters, and San Francisco Bay Area InfraGard.
Mobile, cloud and BYOD are all part of an overarching trend towards consumerization of IT that's driving demand for convenient, easy access to corporate data, said Preston Wood, CSO at Zions Bancorporation, a Salt Lake City-based bank holding company. "We need to find a way to enable that and not be a roadblock," he said.
At Cisco Systems, the mobile trend is far from new, said Steve Martino, a Cisco vice president in charge of information security for the networking giant. Thirty percent of the workforce has more than two mobile devices. "If we try to prevent it, they'll find ways around it," he said.
Instead, organizations should consider flexible mobile policies that permit network access based on the user, device and location, Martino said. For example, a user with a phone that doesn't have mobile device management (MDM) software may get access to some services but not others.
With cloud computing, information security's historic reliance on preventative controls won't work so well, Wood said. The cloud trend presents the opportunity to focus more on detective controls of rapid response and risk mitigation. Each organization will have a different risk appetite and some aspects of the business will still require preventative controls. "There's no one-size-fits-all," Wood said. "You need to ask the business that risk question."
On the topic of big data security – using big data techniques for security analytics — Wood suggested organizations can get started on that path by digging into data they already have on hand, such as firewall or IDS logs. Administrators often don't look back to see if firewall policies are still working – that might be an area to explore, he said. The approach of mining data to obtain more security builds on itself.
"Start with what you already have," Wood said. "And start by asking some innovative questions of that data."
Earlier in the day, Wood presented a keynote on big data and security analytics, which unfortunately I missed, but I did cover his presentation at RSA Conference 2012, as did many other reporters. His RSA presentation was widely covered and justly so. He's put into practice what others are only talking about at a conceptual level. At RSA, he and others from Zions detailed how the company harnessed information from its disparate security data sources by developing Hadoop-based security data warehouse. Using big data techniques enabled the company to speed forensics investigations, improve fraud detection and overall security, they said.
On Wednesday, Wood also offered some career advice to security pros: Don't limit yourself to the "echo chamber of security." Security pros should try to learn about other disciplines; big data security, for example, offers the opportunity to reach out to business units that have experience with analytics, he said.
At Cisco, employees are rotated, for example, from security to IT or from a business unit into security, Martino said. That practice helps the security organization understand the pain points throughout the business, he said. The company also has created security advocates in other parts of the business, which gets others involved in security.
Wood also urged attendees to spend more time on strategy. A lot of security organizations find themselves fighting fires all the time instead of looking at the big picture, he said. Security teams need people with the skills to deal with daily operations but who can also look ahead and strategize.
Location is key to hiring for information technology security jobs
Unemployment is at 0% for information security professionals! This good news was reported this spring in CompTIA's 9th annual Information Security Trends report. The report cited U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) research conducted in the spring of 2011, which also noted the unemployment rate at just under 4% for the IT industry overall. Clearly, skilled security professionals should have no trouble getting information technology security jobs right now.
But companies are having trouble filling those jobs. According to CompTIA's survey of 500 IT and business executives in the U.S., conducted at the end of 2011, 40% of companies are having difficulty hiring IT security specialists.
During a recent conversation with Todd Thibodeaux, president and CEO of CompTIA, I asked him why companies are having hiring problems, and I expected his answer would relate to the need for more CompTIA certifications. Or perhaps he'd say companies can't pay enough to hire the talent they need. But Thibodeaux's response brought up another perspective on the hiring challenge. He believes organizations are having trouble hiring IT security pros in the U.S. partly because of depressed housing values.
"The challenge is recruiting within physical regions," Thibodeaux said. "Organizations don't want to outsource their security, and they certainly don't want to off-shore their security. So they need to hire locally."
Yet with many IT professionals' homes underwater with their mortgages right now, would-be employees are not able to move to take new jobs. So even though hiring organizations are willing to pay good salaries, they are largely at the mercy of larger economic forces beyond their control.
This phenomenon is more noticeable in some parts of the country, Thibodeaux said. Areas with high concentrations of technology companies are fortunate enough to have a larger pool of IT professionals from which to hire. But for companies not located in high-tech regions, it appears hiring has stalled. Companies and employees alike are waiting for home values to rise so people can move to fill IT security job gaps.
Is the answer simply to wait out the housing market? Thibodeaux believes a better answer may lie in college education. "Many colleges want to teach, not train," Thibodeaux said. "But companies need people coming out of college who have been trained in technical skills."
Perhaps this unusual situation of low unemployment in IT security combined with low home values will motivate some U.S. colleges to beef up their IT security courses with more hands-on training. Sure, that will take time — at least four years if incoming freshmen start now. But with home values inching back up slowly, those four years may turn out to be the quicker fix.
Stuxnet details should prompt call to action over cyberwarfare impact, not words
Security experts have warned about the potential problems caused by military cyberstrikes. Experts say cyberwarfare is difficult to plan and worse, it puts innocent people at risk.
Stuxnet was part of a secret joint U.S.-Israeli cyberattack operation which began with approval by the Bush Administration and continued with the nod from the Obama White House, according to a detailed account of the attack written by David Sanger in a report published today in the New York Times.
To put the pieces of the Stuxnet puzzle together, Sanger conducted interviews with unnamed sources involved with the Stuxnet operation dubbed "Olympic Games." While it confirms a lot of speculation about the nation-states behind the Stuxnet worm, it also raises a lot of questions about cyberwarfare and its use by a sitting president. Should members of Congress have been notified of the operation? Were any U.S. citizens put at risk?
Even well planned military cyberstrikes go wrong
A 2009 study by the nonprofit research firm RAND Corp. urged the United States not to invest in offensive cyberweapons. It is too difficult to predict the outcome of an attack, making strategic planning a guessing game, according to the report's author, Martin C. Libicki. "Predicting what an attack can do requires knowing how the system and its operators will respond to signs of dysfunction and knowing the behavior of processes and systems associated with the system being attacked," Libicki wrote. Indeed, according to the Times story, Stuxnet clearly caused some disruption, but it was anyone's guess as to how far it set back Iran's nuclear program.
Even worse, Sanger's account of the operation detailed a major coding error that enabled the offensive malware to escape into the wild. This led to its detection and analysis by antimalware vendors. Indeed there were facilities in the United States using the Siemens systems that the worm could have sought out. While the threat was minimal – Stuxnet still would have to get through the buffer zone isolating a facility from the Internet – those quoted in Sanger's story said it was easy to get through the Iranian facility's buffer zone using a simple thumb drive. I've heard of penetration testers using this trick to great success: dropping thumb drives in areas throughout a targeted organization to see if any curious employees would insert the device into their computer. "It turns out there is always an idiot around who doesn't think much about the thumb drive in their hand," according to an unnamed official referring to how Stuxnet was planted at the underground uranium enrichment site in Natanz, Iran.
If that's the case then the operation certainly could have put U.S. citizens at risk right here on our own soil. It also has the potential to fan the flames of retaliation or similar offensive cyberwarefare operations from our adversaries. We've already encountered reports that government agencies and even critical infrastructure facilities, such as power plants have been penetrated in some way.
Network security luminary Marcus Ranum, CSO of Tenable Network Security, told SearchSecurity about his concern over militarized cyberspace and even outlined the problem caused by the Stuxnet-like strikes.
Critical infrastructure protection
I wrote about a 2010 report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), which consisted of a global survey of more than 600 IT pros at critical infrastructure facilities. The main finding was that systems that run power plants, manage the distribution of hazardous chemicals and help monitor water treatment plants are in a dire need of stronger safeguards. The survey found that those facilities are under a constant barrage of attacks. A U.S.-China Economic Review Commission report last October cited a significant attack targeting U.S. Satellites. The examples go on and on.
But the problem goes beyond the potential threat to power plants and oil and chemical refineries. Earlier this year researchers demonstrated a theoretical attack targeting the systems that control the locking mechanisms at a prison. Imagine the chaos that would cause if cybercriminals were to target the prison system.
There is plenty of recognition of the seriousness of the problem, but very little transparency of where the nation stands on protecting critical assets, said Andy Purdy, chief cybersecurity strategist at CSC, and a member of the team that developed the U.S. National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace in 2003. In an interview I had with Purdy at the 2012 RSA Conference, Purdy cited some progress, but admitted that the lack of transparency leaves very little information for authorities to track the progress the nation is making in protecting critical systems. Purdy cited substantial federal funding being invested into SCADA system security, the progress of the Industrial Control Systems CERT and several plans and reports outlining the role of the public and private sector in protecting critical systems, digital identities for Internet users and the role ISPs should play in controlling customers with compromised systems.
Perhaps security luminary Dan Geer is thinking ahead to disaster recovery after a cyberstrike. He speaks incessantly at security conferences and summits about the need for system redundancy and manual processes to help lessen the disruption and chaos when Internet connected systems fail. Not only do we need redundant systems and manual processes, but we need skilled people who know how they function, Geer says.
Stuxnet details conclusion
The details about the planning operation behind Stuxnet should be a reminder that military action, whether physical or digital, needs to be thoroughly vetted or else innocent citizens could be inadvertently put at risk. It should be a call to action for stricter oversight of the security of critical infrastructure both publicly or privately owned. It's amazing to me that despite all of the increased rhetoric about better protecting the nation's critical infrastructure there has been very little evidence of progress. Just words.


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George Smith – A trunk show featuring "Natural History Over The Centuries" A fine collection of prints and artwork by Voila! Gallery offered for both the collector and the holiday gift giver
Hollyhock – A special trunk show of chocolates inspired by fashion & architecture by Valerie Confections, one of the top artisan chocolatiers in the country, known for modern interpretation of classic chocolates and confections, elegantly packaged for gifting. Meet Valerie on Friday. Also featured will be jackets and totes from Cloth & Paper, the line of fabric and wallpaper created by renowned textile aficionado Marcie Bronkar.
Hollywood at Home – A holiday trunk show featuring tunics, blouses and coats by Irving & Fine, Jewels from Jaipur by Jaisalmer Arts, Woven and embroidered shawls by Andraab of Jaipur, Antique books by Nick Harvill Libraries and more great gifts. Light refreshments will be served and valet parking available.
Kristen Buckingham – A collection of new and vintage art and design books from Potterton Books as well as new works by artists Tim Forcum, Nealy Glenn, Kirk Crippens, Chandra Cerrito, and Bernadette Jiyong
Lee Stanton – An expressive Banksy style outdoor exhibition of street art by celebrated LA graffiti artist, Louis Carreon. Meet the artist and watch him paint! Enjoy music, refreshments and special holiday discounts at Lee Stanton Antiques.
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We were co-counsel for plaintiffs in this Administrative Procedure Act (APA) challenge to the Department of Labor (DOL) "special procedures" for employers seeking to use the H-2A program to hire temporary foreign workers for jobs in sheepherding, goatherding, and the open range production of livestock. Pursuant to the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), the Secretary of Labor must certify that an employer seeking to use the H-2A program to bring nonimmigrant foreign workers to the United States to perform agricultural work on a temporary basis has given preference to U.S. workers over foreign workers for the available positions, and that, to the extent foreign workers are employed, their employment will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of U.S. workers. DOL engaged in a rulemaking process that culminated in the publication of regulations governing the H-2A program generally. For H-2A applications for jobs in sheepherding, goatherding and the open range production of livestock, however, DOL issued "special procedures" that were not subject to the rulemaking process. By issuing "special procedures" without first providing notice and an opportunity for interested parties to comment, defendants violated the APA.
Plaintiffs sought declaratory and injunctive relief to remedy the APA violation and to ensure that the H-2A program does not have an adverse effect on the employment opportunities, wages, and working conditions of workers in the United States. In February 2013, a federal district court concluded that plaintiffs lacked standing and dismissed the case. Plaintiffs appealed. In June 2014, the D.C. Circuit reversed, holding that the plaintiffs had both Article III and prudential standing to pursue their claim because they were participants in the herding labor market and had been injured by the "special procedures." The Court concluded that the DOL rules are "legislative" rules that set U.S. policy for ensuring that the admission of foreign herders does not adversely affect American workers. Given the nature of the rules, the Court held that DOL violated the APA by adopting the rules without notice and an opportunity for the public to comment. It found that the rules adversely affected herders by lowering wages and worsening working conditions.
On remand, the district court ordered DOL to conduct a new rulemaking with notice to the public and an opportunity to comment. The deadline for issuance of the final rule is November 1, 2015.


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Enjoy some of the sights from our picturesque Island. Located right in the centre of the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man boasts some spectacular scenery, which this app hopes to showcase.
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I last wrote about Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD) in January when the stock was at $4.50. In that article I suggested that AMD would report a sharp drop in short interest in its next update due to recent heavy short covering. I went on to argue that the upcoming reduction in short interest would serve to no longer prevent a precipitous decline in the stock price.
The stock price did fall for a time though it has bounced back before falling after its latest earnings report.
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Today we got a update on AMD's most recent short interest figures and they are staggering!
Shares short increased by over 40 million, by far the biggest increase in the last 12 months. This data is for the two week period up to the 31st July so AMD saw a increase in short interest after its most recent earnings report, which was on July 17th.
In previous articles on AMD I've argued that a high short interest would make for a good short squeeze candidate. This time though I'm bearish. Why?
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2) AMD's revenue growth looks like it will peak soon. The thing most responsible for AMD's recovery over the last year or so has been next generation console sales. These look like they will plateau sooner than previously expected, in Q3 of this year rather than sometime in next year. Add in the fact that AMD will no longer benefit to the same extent from graphics card sales dedicated to crypto currency mining and a weakening competitive position against Intel in PC's, and the fundamental outlook has never seemed so bleak.
AMD at its current price looks significantly overvalued. Comparing AMD to NVidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) on forward earnings indicates that investors are giving a 100% premium to AMD.
AMD PE Ratio (Forward) data by YCharts
A small premium is justified since 2014 earnings for AMD will include the weak first half of the year where console sales are still ramping, but I find it hard to justify more than a 25% premium, which implies a price target of $2.50.
Shorts are betting heavily against AMD and while taking a contrarian stand against them might seem to be a clever idea, this is one time I don't want to go against the crowd.
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I was involved in the very first Earth Day, and I remain a strong supporter of its goals.
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If I can leave my garden long enough to launch my boats
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BAY-FRIENDLY BASICS ... Brian Debasitis will offer a "Bay-Friendly Basics" workshop on Saturday, July 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. The workshop focuses on design, maintenance and helpful hints at the nursery. The $20 fee includes a Bay-Friendly Gardening book. Information: Pre-register with the Santa Clara County Home Composting Program at www.ReduceWaste.org or call 408-918-4640.
TOUGH SPOTS ... Master Gardener Roberta Barnes will talk about "Plants for Tough Spots" on Tuesday, July 27, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Los Altos Library, 13 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos. The free talk will include dealing with shade, soil challenges and watering issues. Participants are encouraged to bring questions about tough spots in their gardens. Information: Master Gardeners at 408-282-3105, between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, or http://mastergardeners.org.
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We know that for some people, Super Bowl Sunday is a big day! Whether you are watching the game with friends and family, your business may truly depend on it. If Super Bowl XLV affects your online business between now and Sunday, February 6th, The Rackspace Cloud Team would like to help you through that traffic spike!
Oh Boy! Don't you feel special (FIRST NAME)? Rackspace is speaking directly to you (FIRST NAME)! Oh my. Lets try that again shall we? How can Rackspace save face? Lets try an adlib mail!
Dear (spammed customers)
We at (adjective) Rackspace are really (profanity) sorry for the (adverb) mail we sent this (adjective) morning, we really (*BLEEEEP*) screwed up. Sorry!
No, they did us one better actually, they sent this email:
Dear (FIRST NAME),
(Oops, that's what got me in trouble the first time---isn't it?)
My name is Adam Hansen and I love getting to know our customers here at Rackspace! I have had a chance to get to know many of you today after an email I sent this morning that had "Dear " in the header.
I made an unfortunate mistake and wanted to apologize to you all for it. I would love to tell you that this is the first time in my life I have made a mistake, or that it's the last. I think we both know better--I have fingers that look like little sausages, see below.
I know you count on Rackspace for many reasons, and attention to detail is one. I hope I haven't diminished your confidence in us. If I can make it up to you, please let me know! My contact information is below.
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I work at Rackspace and we were aghast that the #FormFail occured. Mainly because we try to make sure we have a personal relationship with our customers and this didn't match that at all. Worse, perhaps, the message was lost in the "form". While following up one email blast with another is generally bad form, Adam "Meat Hands" Hansen's response was just right so I'm glad we pushed that out.
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On President's Day, the North Harmony Senior Citizens were treated to a presentation by Jeff Bloomquist, local historian, who portrays President Lincoln. He accepted the club's invitation to present some insights and experiences of the late president. Bloomquist has devoted many years of his life in this portrayal. He presented some of the memorabilia in the form of books, pictures, garments and other materials that related to Lincoln's life.
Bloomquist described how Lincoln came from a very humble family background. His parents spent time tilling the land. Lincoln's education was sparse due to the fact that teachers were unknown, and if anyone could read, they became the instructors. He described how Lincoln was self-taught. Lincoln became a lawyer and the 16th President of the United States.
Bloomquist was descriptive in relating all the experiences of Lincoln's life, but the most descriptive was the assassination of Lincoln. He reminded the group that the Battle of Gettysburg and Lincoln's deliverance of the Gettysburg address were celebrating their 150-year anniversary this year. He concluded with the fact that Lincoln is buried at Oakridge Cemetery in the Chicago, Ill. area.
After Bloomquist's presentation, President Ferry conducted the rest of the meeting. With the usual Pledge to the Flag and opening prayer of thanksgiving, the members enjoyed a meal hosted by Gordon and Patricia Saulsgiver and Nyle and Joyce Warner. The birthday celebrants for February, presented with a cake provided by Loretta Saulsgiver, were Anita Ferry, Carol Davenport, Case Foster, John Smith and Edna Brown.
Various committee reports were presented in the areas of finance, grounds keeping, membership, memorials and future movie entertainment. Paul Holthouse, Arts and Crafts Committee chair, reported on the many items of needle work and sewing that were sent to the Shriners Hospital and R.S.V.P. Steve Saulsgiver reported on the progress of the Washington trip and other future events that would be forthcoming.
President Ferry reviewed the "2013 Functions of the Club Affairs." He also discussed the future development of the function of a club historian.
Prior to the adjournment of the meeting, President Ferry indicated that next month's gathering would feature a paid spaghetti dinner. It would be hosted by Anita and Earl Ferry, Bonnie Johnson, Case Foster, Ray and Penney Rossey, with the celebration cake being supplied by Penny Rossey.
Gordon Saulsgiver led the group in closing prayer of thanksgiving and safe travel.


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Obama extols health care law
WASHINGTON Facing public doubts and embarrassing setbacks to his signature health care law, President Barack Obama stepped forward Thursday to extol the program's benefits, emphasizing that some Americans already are receiving insurance rebates and lower premiums.
Obama said the program is working the way it was supposed to, with "better benefits, stronger protections, more bang for your buck." The assertion was ridiculed by Republicans, with House Speaker John Boehner calling the Affordable Care Act "a train wreck" that he will keep working to repeal.
Obama dismissed the GOP's so-far-futile votes – the House logged its 38th attempt to repeal or scale back the law on Wednesday – with an exasperated sigh and shake of his head during a White House speech.
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While the fate of the health care law will play a major role in defining his legacy, Obama has not devoted much time or energy to selling it to the country, speaking on the subject only occasionally as Republicans have pressed a determined campaign to undermine the program. Obama is returning to the subject now because enrollment begins Oct. 1 for subsidized private coverage through new online markets.
But Americans remain skeptical about how their coverage may be affected. Even Obama's allies in the labor unions have turned around their former support of the law out of fears that it will jeopardize benefits for millions of their members by increasing costs. Union leaders also say companies are scaling back work time to avoid providing coverage required for employees who work 30 hours or more. Some labor leaders are now calling for repeal or reform of the law.
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As current Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. continues pitching his estimated $700 billion bailout plan to Congress and other stakeholders, former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers warns that any solution to the problem will be incomplete unless it addresses shrinking home values and mounting mortgage debts.
With homes rapidly losing value, many homeowners are faced with mortgage payments larger than what their homes are worth. As such, "we could be doing substantially more" to help distressed homeowners, said Summers, who was on a panel hosted by The Hamilton Project, an economic policy research project of The Brookings Institution, and held Tuesday at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairwoman Sheila Bair, also on the panel, said her agency is getting the opportunity to do that through its conservatorship of IndyMac Federal Bank. Instead of worrying about whether a customer owed more than their mortgage was worth, the FDIC has focused on the affordability of that mortgage payment.
"We won't see the light at the end of the tunnel until home prices stabilize," Bair said. "That means you need to get these loans restructured."
But Summers countered that fixing mortgages won't heal Wall Street. He insisted that the mass rush for liquidity and the large amount of securitized loans with no value must be addressed. "You won't get to a safe place unless you address all of them," he added.
Summers, Bair, and the third panelist, Eton Park Capital Management CEO Eric Mindich, think the bailout is necessary, though Summers and Mindich are concerned that the government may overpay pay for the troubled loans to fix everything "in one go." Mindich also wondered if it would turn into an "opaque" subsidy to the banking industry.
A government infusion of capital into the market will have one other adverse affect, Mindich added. It will do nothing to unlock the capital markets. He suggested pulling the private market and its due diligence into the process by offering them a stake-possibly 10 percent-in the assets the government will purchase. He suggested the government could also offer high-interest rate loans for private firms to buy troubled mortgages.


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Para todos los amantes de lugares abandonados, lugares misteriosos y secretos, hoy les traigo una colección de 14 fotos de una ciudad subterránea en Rusia, impresionantes imágenes, Gracias por pasar
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These are not secret tunnels. Well, there are some under Moscow, but pictures of those are not available and were hardly ever shot at all. No, these are regular subway lines, some of them are undefr construction. Where you see narrow gauge railway - it`s temporary way for construction equipment and by the time these tunnels are scheduled to be open these narrow gauge tracks will be replaced by Russian standard 1520 mm ones.


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Claremont Graduate University administers two major prizes for poetry each year, The Kingsley Tufts Award ($100,000) and The Kate Tufts Discovery Award ($10,000.) CGU's Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award is one of the largest monetary prizes in the nation for a single work of a mid-career poet. Tom Sleigh has been selected as the 2008 winner of the $100,000 Kingsley Tufts Award for Space Walk. Janice Harrington has been selected as the 2008 winner of the $10,000 Kate Tufts Discovery Award for Even the Hollow My Body Made Is Gone.
Tom Sleigh is the author of seven books of poetry, After One (winner of the Houghton Mifflin New Poetry Series Prize, l983), Waking (University of Chicago Press Phoenix Poets Series, l990), which was chosen by the New York Times Book Review as one of the Notable Books of 1990-91 and was a finalist for the Lamont Poetry Prize, and The Chain, also published by the University of Chicago Press in March, 1996.
The Chain was nominated for the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize of the Academy of American Poets and The Nation Magazine. His fourth book, The Dreamhouse, (Chicago, November 1999) was a selection of the Academy of American Poet's Poetry Book Club and was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Award. His fifth book, Far Side of the Earth, was published by Houghton Mifflin (April 3, 2003), and named an Honor Book by the Massachusetts Society for the Book. His sixth book, Bula Matari/Smasher of Rocks was published in a limited edition by Arrowsmith. And his new book, Space Walk, was published by Houghton Mifflin (March, 2007). He has also published a book of essays, Interview With a Ghost (Graywolf Press, 2006) and a translation of Euripides' Herakles (Oxford University Press, 2001).
Among his many awards are the Academy Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Shelley Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America, and a three year Individual Writer's Award from the Lila Wallace/Reader's Digest Fund. He has also received grants from the Guggenheim Foundation, from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ingram Merrill Foundation, and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown where he is currently a Writing Committee member. He teaches in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at Hunter College in the City University of New York.
The Kate Tufts Discovery Award is presented annually for a first book by a poet of genuine promise. Janice N. Harrington writes poetry and children's books. She grew up in Alabama and Nebraska, and both those settings, especially rural Alabama, figures prominently in her writing. Her first book of poetry, Even the Hollow My Body Made Is Gone (2007) has been awarded the $10,000 Kate Tufts Discovery Award. It also won the A. Poulin, Jr. Poetry Prize from BOA Editions. She is also the winner of a 2007 National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship for Poetry. Her children's books, The Chicken Chasing Queen of Lamar County (2007) and Going North (2004), both from Farrar, Straus and Giroux, have won many awards and citations, including a listing among TIME Magazine's top 10 children's books of 2007 and the Ezra Jack Keats Award from the New York Public Library in 2005. Harrington's poetry appears regularly in American literary magazines. She has worked as a public librarian and as a professional storyteller, telling stories at festivals around the country, including the National Storytelling Festival. She now teaches in the creative writing program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
The panel of final judges for the 2008 Kingsley and Kate Tufts Poetry Awards is:
Robert Wrigley, chair, poet, professor of English at the University of Idaho, and past Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award recipient. Allison Joseph, award-winning poet, Associate Professor of Creative Writing at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Robert Pinsky, poet, critic, and past Poet Laureate of the United States. Alice Quinn, poetry editor of The New Yorker for twenty years and executive director of the Poetry Society of America. Charles Harper Webb, poet, critic, professor of English at California State University Long Beach, and past Kate Tufts Discovery Award recipient.
The panel of preliminary judges for the 2008 competition includes: Barbara Ras, chair, director of Trinity University Press, and past recipient of Kate Tufts Discovery Award; Derick Burleson, poet, and assistant professor in the MFA Program at the University of Alaska, and Eugene Gloria, poet, associate professor of English and Creative Writing at the DePauw University.
The Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award was established at Claremont Graduate University in 1992 by Kate Tufts to honor the memory of her husband Kingsley Tufts, who held executive positions in the Los Angeles Shipyards and wrote poetry as his avocation. The Kate Tufts Discovery Award was initiated in 1993.
The Tufts Poetry Award ceremony will be held at 6:30 p.m. on April 15 in the Colburn School's Thayer Hall in Los Angeles. The ceremony will feature a poetry reading followed by a book signing. The event is free and open to the public. For information, call 909- 621-8974 or
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Hello, I was a former member here who went through a severe spinal injury. Now I am a shadow of my former self. I was 6'4" tall, and weighed in at around 250.
Since my 2nd unsuccessful operation I have watched myself deteriorate until I am no longer 6'4" tall, but about 6'3, and have went from 250 to just about 210 !! Almost all muscle loss. Mostly in my leg's, but naturally everywhere !!
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One upside to being snowed in for almost a week is that I've had the opportunity to catch up on some of my reading. My latest read comes from Portland author Devon Monk.
Magic to the Bone uses Portland (especially St. Johns) as the backdrop for a story of magic and mystery. Magic "hounder "(essentially a magic detective) Allie is in over her head. Allie's use of magic continues to have strong side effects including acute memory loss, which is not helpful when she's hot on the trail of a magical murder. Soon Allie gets caught up in the very case she's investigating with a conspiracy that reaches far deeper than she'd ever imagined.
Magic to the Bone reads like a union of Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series and Jim Butcher's Dreseden Files, however it's not an imitator. Devon Monk has original ideas about magic, its use and how it impacts people. Her style is incredibly readable and it has the essential elements key to a blockbuster series. Monk's characters are well drawn and engaging. The love interest is dark and mysterious (ala Stephanie Plum) but with enough depth to make him more than wallpaper.
What I loved the most about Magic to the Bone was how it painted St. Johns as a gritty and rough part of town, avoided by most, but with a special something for the people who inhabit it. It's the kind of love note to St. Johns that Michael Chabon's Wonder Boys is to Pittsburgh.
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My 2-year-old filly clipped a fence post in a pasture eight months ago. The result was a slab fracture of the right hind long pastern bone. My vet attempted to repair it with a screw, which failed to hold the fragment in place, so I opted to leave it in a cast for eight weeks and let it heal naturally. After babying my filly for eight months, she's currently sound at all gaits, although she favors it at rest. Additional X rays reveal the fracture has healed and the joint is in the process of fusing. The head of the screw is buried in about three-eighths of an inch of bone and the tail end is protruding about three threads. The only soft tissue structure in that area is the collateral ligament. Should I leave this alone since she appears to be on the road to soundness or when the fusion process is complete, try having the end of the screw cut off? Which is the greater risk? Kathy
As a general rule, the screw is removed once healing is complete. Depending on the intended use, you can go back and have the screw removed if the mare becomes lame and the lameness is localized to the screw. Do not try to cut the exposed threads, as you will likely do much more harm than good. The screw might irritate the collateral ligament, if that is what it is entering, or the differing material properties between the bone and the screw can be painful during movement (this is usually at high speed).
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Ireland: Heads of State: 1922-1937
All Heads of State in the following index are also Heads of State in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and other realms and territories.
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|Próinsias Pádraig Ó Fáthaigh = Francis Patrick Fahy
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Looking for specific style tablet case. Does one exist?
Hello, I have tried googling but there are so many cases and I have yet to see one for which I search. THIS IS THE STYLE case I have had on all my smart phones. I was hoping they made them for tablets (less the belt clip). It is a hard shell that snaps on the device (which are a dime a dozen) BUT it also has a hard front cover in which the tablet slips. (This is the part that I am missing in my searches). This way the entire tablet is covered in a hard shell so I can throw it into a bag and not worry about stuff jamming into the screen. Currently I am using a Belkin portfolio style which I should be shot for what I gave Best Buy for it, but it was the only option at the time.
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I am not sure exactly what you are looking for, but I would suggest checking out Home | domeo. They are a company that recently launched with iPad cases. Hope this helps!
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