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David on Accessibility Directorate of Ontario's AODA legislative update committee
Hey design thinkers! David is on the committee for the Accessibility Directorate of Ontario's legislative update on AODA and he is eager to know what you think are the top 3 ways to improve the world's best accessibility legislation. Take a moment to tell us your top 3 ways.
More about the committee:
Sept 14: eAccessibility for HigherEd Assessment: Can We Delight Our Users, Regulators, and Budgets?
eXplorance is having David Berman present a free public webinar open to all called "eAccessibility for HigherEd Assessment: Can We Delight Our Users, Regulators, and Budgets?": Sept 14, 2016 at 2pm EDT.
"Legislation is shifting rapidly regarding what is expected of higher ed when it comes to online accessibility, and those in assessment have specific challenges. In light of recent lawsuits, the threat of non-compliance in higher education is very real. Yet, bringing an entire organization up to accessibility standards can be daunting. How do you make sure that the tools used within your institution will not just accommodate but delight all your users? Can you get it done in a way that ensure that you meet or exceed the existing and upcoming regulations?
We've brought in David Berman, the #1 rated speaker on the topic of web accessibility standards as well as an international expert in the field. Topics covered will include:
•The latest case law and how you can determine what applies to your school.
•Examples of the typical accessibility challenges in surveys and reporting.
Leave with a better understanding and practical steps you can start implementing immediately."
Moderator, CodeFest4
David was asked to moderate the keynote panel at CodeFest4 at the University of Ottawa (Friday February 19 2016) as Chair of the Carleton Access Network.
CodeFest4 is an open event for public servants, WET contributors and collaborating organizations, for developers, designers, and communicators.
David in Washington D.C., 10 May 2016
The New Standard on Accessibility: Leaving No Content Behind Online with David Berman
Join us May 10 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. as David leads a Centre For Plain Language workshop on how to help make your sites more accessible. He'll talk about current standards and guidelines. At our workshop, you'll learn "about" and "how-to", including:
- why accessibility matters to everyone, not just people with disabilities
- which disabilities are helped by accessible design
- how assistive technologies work
- how accessibility helps your bottom line
- which regulations apply to accessibility
Shaw Media reviews David Berman's onsite accessibility course
My names Andrew Davies, and Im the Manager of Experience Design for Shaw Media. My team of web designers and user experience designers are responsible for the maintenance and enhancements to all of our brand websites and applications. Those brands include Global TV, Global News, Food, HGTV, Slice, History, and Showcase.
My team will be embarking on a redesign of one of our major branded websites, and there was an opportunity for us to incorporate accessibility as part of this redesign. So essentially David came in for a full day of training for about 30 developers, 10 graphic designers, and my UX team. I was concerned that taking that many people out of their daily work schedule was going to be really hard on the business, and also be hard to keep those people engaged.
David used real-life examples, got people up and interacting. It was an amazing experience. Tremendous amount of feedback. People stayed for the entire session. Often times people would be jumping up for meetings in other full-day sessions. Not the case with Davids.
Im very confident that moving forward were going to be able to incorporate all the best practices to make sure that our new branded websites will be fully accessible, and that well achieve web accessibility accreditation.
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In their testimonial video, Andrew Davies, manager of the experience design team for Shaw's HGTV, Global News, Slice, and other sites talks about how engaging the custom onsite course at Shaw Media in Toronto on November 16 2015 on web accessibility was for his designers, coders, and managers.
David front page news in Pikestaff
The October edition of the UK government's Pikestaff featured David's keynote speech at PLAIN 2015 on e-accessibility as the cover story! You can view the entire piece at Pikestaff magazine October 2015.
"In a keynote speech at PLAIN 2015 – an international conference of plain-language specialists held at Dublin Castle in September – the accessibility guru David Berman said that in the last 30 years more people had been liberated by information technology than by wars and revolutions." Actually, that would be all the wars and revolutions in human history!
Accessibility Webinars
We have been putting on a series of free webinars to help you make sure your Web presence complies with legislation regarding accessibility for people living with disabilities. With expert guidance, you can achieve this without tradeoffs for your entire audience. You'll broaden your audience, drive down costs, and feel good doing it!
The webinars are for you to attend live… or watch after the fact:
Wednesday January 14, 2015, 2:00 pm until 3:00 pm North American Eastern Standard Time (hosted by 3PlayMedia)
Watch the January 14 2015 recording
Thursday January 15, 2015, 11:00 am until 12:00 pm North American Eastern Standard Time (hosted by the Canadian Marketing Association)
Watch the Jan. 15 2105 recording
Wednesday October 1, 2015, 2:00 pm until 3:00 pm North American Eastern Standard Time (hosted by 3PlayMedia)
Watch the Oct. 1 2015 recording
October 2015 Webinar
11½ Free Tools for Testing Website Accessibility,
Thursday, October 1, 2pm ET
With recent lawsuits and updated legal requirements on the horizon, institutions are more worried than ever about complying with accessibility laws. But how do you know whether the measures you're taking to make your content accessible are really working?
In this webinar, David Berman, the #1 rated speaker on the topic of web accessibility standards as well as an international expert in the field, will share with you the best tools his team uses when auditing and testing websites and documents. Having an excellent test regimen is a crucial part of online accessibility, and David has found the best tools to fit your workflow, platforms, and competencies… so you don't have to! A combination of automated and manual testing will establish whether or not your website can be accessed as effectively by individuals with disabilities, and can determine whether or not you are compliant with legal standards. David will provide insight, tips, resources, and free tools for testing the accessibility of your website.
This webinar will cover:
- Why you need to test your website for accessibility
- How to build testing into your workflow
- The benefits of (and the dangers of not) testing for accessibility
- Tips for auditing, testing, and certifying
- The best free tools for accessibility testing
Video of the webinar:
eAccessibility with David Berman: WCAG 2.0 for Web, Office, InDesign, PDF: June 13 2018 | join from anywhere!
The eAccessibility course tour continues online June 13 2018: all welcome! This half-day course completely cover the latest standards … and how to achieve them in websites, PDF, Word, InDesign, PowerPoint. Learn the easy steps for including your entire audience and David's secrets to meet the deadlines, expand your audience, improve your SEO, and do the right thing!
David keynotes Sep 18, International PLAIN Conference, Dublin Castle
David was keynote speaker September 18 at Earth's largest event on clarity, the 10th International PLAIN Conference in Dublin, Ireland. More about PLAIN 2015 conference 2015 .
David keynotes Aug 8 at Ontario govt. innovation showcase
David keynotes August 8 about the unique opportunity and responsibility for Ontario's accessibility community at the Government of Ontario's Parapan event, the Accessibility Innovation Showcase, Toronto, August 8-10, 2015. More on Accessibility Innovation Showcase.
David a member of prestigious White Pencil Award jury
Following on the heels of speaking at Funka Accessibility Days, in Stockholm, Sweden, David was at the D&AD Awards, London, UK, April 19-23, 2015 as a member of the jury for Creativity for Good.
In harmony with his book, "Do Good Design" this award is given for creative thinking that demonstrates the power to affect real and positive change in the world.
Accessibility Webinars
David presents at free webinars on where to start to get the benefits of making your online sites and documents accessible for all… without tradeoffs.
January 14 2015: "Solving Web Accessibility: Leaving No One Behind" Host: 3Play Media More
January 15 2015: "Spotlight on Digital Accessibility for Your Marketing Campaign" Host: Canadian Marketing Association More
David speaks at RGD Web Design Accessibility Conference
David speaks about the unique opportunity and responsibility for Ontario's design community: "Designed in Ontario: leaving no one behind online" at Web Design Accessibility Conference 2014 in Toronto, Ontario, October 8, 2014. More on Web Design Accessibility Conference.
Berman speaks in Stockholm, Sweden for Funka Accessibility Days 2015
Funka Accessibility Days 2015
On April 14th, 2015 David Berman spoke at Funka Accessibility Days, northern Europe's largest conference on accessible ICT. The conference took place in Stockholm, Sweden, at the Elite Hotel Marina Tower. David spoke about designing for extreme users without trade-offs.
AODA / Web accessibility next course: June 29 2015 | join from anywhere!
The course on The New Standard on Accessibility: WCAG 2.0 for people with disabilities, held June 29, 2015 at OCAD University, welcomed participants from all over the province through remote participation. Materials completely covered the new standards (updated for Acrobat DC, Office 2016, and InDesign CS6) … and how to achieve them in HTML, PDF, Word, InDesign, PowerPoint, and even mobile apps. Attendees, onsite and by webinar learned David's secrets to meet the deadlines, expand audience, improve SEO …and do the right thing. Register for the next event October 2, in Ottawa, Ontario (or bring us on-site to your location, if you prefer) to learn yourself how to design accessibly without trade-offs. More about this course
David speaks at Design Thinkers 2013 conference
David speaks on "How to make the entire planet your client" at Design Thinkers 2013 conference in Toronto, Ontario, November 6, 2013. More on Design Thinkers 2013.
Berman Accessibility Ribbon tool announced at U of T TechKnowFile in honour of GAAD May 21st
The University of Toronto, while presenting its annual 2 day Information Technology conference on May 5th & 6th, 2015 hosted David Berman who spoke as part of a special AODA Discussion Panel at TechKnowFile (#TKF15) where he spoke on accessibility without trade-offs and announced the new Berman Accessibility Ribbon for Word in celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) May 21st.
CBC interview: July 25
David was interviewed by Hallie Cotnam on CBC Radio's morning show on July 25, 2013 regarding "Accessible web sites" and the federal and provincial government deadlines for them. When we design for the extremes, everyone benefits.
Listen to the interview on CBC's web site
Berman headed to Malaysia for Do Good Design tour
David headed to Malaysia on August 30, 2013 (with stops in Istanbul and Shanghai) for a string of events: Do Good speeches in Kuala Lumpur and Penang's USM, the launch of the Code of Professional Conduct for designers in Malaysia and the book launch of the Bahasa Malaysia edition of Do Good Design! There's pre-coverage featured in Cutout magazine. Thank you wREGA!and thank you Dr. Nurul!.
Ethics In Graphic Design blog: "Take The Pledge"
Eileen MacAvery Kane writes on her Ethics in graphic deisgn blog "Take the Pledge" about the recently released new edition of David's book "Do Good Design." Along with its release he has asked graphic designers around the world to take the pledge and:
1. Be true to their profession
2. Be true to themselves
3. Use 10% of their professional time to create a better place
"There's a potential for 8 million hours of time from designers that can be devoted to doing good," says Berman and he has already received over 112,540 hours in pledges. Read the entire post … or her entire blog: it rocks!
Do Good Design Q&A with Mohawk Paper
In celebration of the launch of the 2013 edition of Do Good Design, printed on 100% post-consumer paper with vegetable inks, we're sharing with you the interview conducted by Mohawk Papers' Allyson Van Houten regarding how we used their paper and advise to create a highly sustainable printed product. Full interview with David Berman on Do Good at the Felt & Wire blog.
2013 English edition of Do Good Design released April 2013
The new edition of Do Good
Design launched Earth Day 2013 on April 22. Updated content, better printing, 100% postconsumer papers, and a few fixes… 🙂 Thank you Nancy, Michael, Jason, Tracy and all our dedicated experts at Peachpit and Moore-Langen and Mohawk Papers, and Khadija and Cynthia and Trevor and Mo and Ben and Steven and Paul and Alan and Dad and our entire diligent team for helping produce our best book ever. Available now at Amazon and your local independent bookstore! More about Do Good Design
Do Good Design 2013 edition press release
Design Edge Canada news about 2013 Edition Earth Day launch: New 'Do Good Design' edition sports eco-friendly pages or download the pdf [148 kb]
David accepts chair appointment from Carleton University's READ Initiative
Carleton University's READ Research, Education, Accessibility and Design Initiative announced Nov 22 that David Berman will be serving a two-year appointment as chair of the Carleton Access Network, a new committee on accessible information technology.
"We are absolutely thrilled to have David Berman join the READ team as chair of our new committee on information technology and to begin our new collaboration by hosting his renowned one day workshop here at Carleton," said Dean Mellway, acting director of the Read Initiative.
David says he's "thrilled to be part of making Carleton the most accessible university on Earth".
Press release: Carleton University Newsroom press release
Charlatan coverage: Coverage in Carleton University student newspaper
David headlines at AIGA Design Revival | Shaker Village, Kentucky
David shares his experience at the AIGA Design Revival 2012 conference. Every two years, AIGA invites the creative community to gather with select guest speakers for three days of creative renewal.
Imagine a design conference in a Shaker community: will David survive with no wireless signal? Oy.
Good Magazine's "The Fact That Changed Everything: David Berman and Do Good Design"
Carren Jao writes in her Good magazine article "The Fact That Changed Everything: David Berman and Do Good Design" about the revelation David wants to share with the 2 million designers around the world.
"I was sitting with my father and talking about the idea of how social action is not optional and how to use one's professional life to leave a legacy of goodness," says Berman. "And we figured out that 95 percent of designers that have ever lived are alive right now." Read the entire article … or their entire Web site: it rocks!
David speaks at agIdeas 2012, Melbourne, Australia
David presents Making The Planet Your Client: Design & Responsibility, in Melbourne, Australia, at agIdeas International Design Week, one of the World's largest design conference, May 24 2012. The design week spans May 21 through 25. David defines sustainability by bridging environment, cultural, social, and financial outcomes in a quadruple-bottom line approach. The future of civilization is our common design project!
David on CBS-TV news about design aiding community
After keynoting at Design Ethos 2012 in Savannah Georgia, David was interviewed by WTOC, the local CBS affiliate. Savannah College of Art and Design gathered city planners, community leaders, and urban and graphic designers from around the world as part of this remarkable conference that included a three-day "Do-ference". They designed ways to revitalize the 22 block stretch of Savannah's Waters Avenue.
WTOC-TV news story on the Savannah revitalization projecthttp://davidberman.com/wp-content/uploads/SCAD-plans-revitalization-of-Waters-Ave-WTOC.mov
David keynotes at SCAD's Design Ethos 2012 conference
David speaks on how to make the planet your client at Savannah College of Art and Design's Design Ethos 2012 conference in Savannah Georgia, April 19 2012. More on Design Ethos 2012
David speaks on Web accessibility March 21 eve at EAC
David gives a passionate presentation Wednesday evening March 21, 2012 about how making your site more accessible for people with disabilities and difficulties will expand your audience, drive down costs, and feel great too! Only 10 bucks and for a good cause: the Editors' Association of Canada!
Wednesday March 21, at Capital Hill Hotel & Suites, 88 Albert Street, Ottawa: doors open at 7pm with the presentation from 7:30 til 9. Seating is limited. More about this EAC event.
If you can't join us, please do keep this in mind: when we design for the extremes, everyone benefits.
And thank you to Carl Stieren for making it happen!
David headlines at EXID 2012, Puebla Mexicohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6cjqSvtvAs&t=1m34s David speaks about design and social responsibility at the EXID 2012 conference in Puebla, Mexico, February 23 to 25, 2012. More on EXID 2012
AODA / Web accessibility course tour continues in Ottawa October 25, Toronto…
Nine-city AODA Ontario tour on The New Standard on Accessibility: WCAG 2.0 for people with disabilities. Our courses completely cover the new standards (updated for Acrobat XI, Office 2013, and InDesign 6) … as how to achieve them in HTML, PDF, Word, InDesign, and PowerPoint …learn easy steps to meet the deadlines, expand your audience, improve your SEO … and do the right thing. More about accessibility courses
Join us on October 25 in Ottawa or for future dates in Ottawa, Hamilton, Cornwall, Toronto (or bring us on-site if you prefer). From November 7, 2012 onward…
Made possible by our amazing hosts and sponsors: Carleton University's READ Initiative, St. Lawrence College, Design Edge magazine, RGD Ontario.
Accessibility courses: Ottawa, New York, Toronto, Winnipeg, Boston, San Francisco, Washington
Everyone's talking about the new Standard on Web Accessibility, Section 508, AODA and WCAG 2.0 accessibility for people with disabilities and difficulties. We've got two courses (and manuals) that completely cover the new standard as well as how to achieve it in HTML, PDF, Word, InDesign, and PowerPoint …learn easy steps to meet the deadlines, expand your audience, improve your SEO … and do the right thing. More about accessibility courses
Venue: Ottawa (Accessible PDF at Adobe), New York, Toronto, Winnipeg, Niagara Falls, Boston, San Francisco, Washington!
Keynoting at 4ttu 2011, Guinness – Dublin, Nov 17
TerminalFour chose David to keynote at their 2011 t44u Global User Summit, at the Guinness Storehouse brewery in Dublin, Ireland. The 2011 theme was "extending your reach", and David spoke on the role of Web developers and designers in creating a more sustainable, accessible online world … and raised a few pints!
The new Standard On Web Accessibility | Nov 30, 2011
Everyone's talking about the new Standard on Web Accessibility and WCAG2. We've got the first course (and manual) that completely covers the new standard… learn easy steps to meet the deadlines. David's pretty passionate about this: unforgettable.
Sponsors: Tbase, RGD Ontario.
Venue for Nov 30: Adobe Ottawa.
More on accessibility courses
Biotechnology Day, 2011 IDA Congress
The IDA Congress in Taipei, Taiwan brought together three global bodies of designers to Taipei for the largest global design conference ever. David moderates on Biotechnology Day. As Sustainability Chair, he also presented the global sustainability standard at Icograda's General Assembly.
Perfecting your Web Strategy 2.0 | Ottawa
Join David, and Jeff Braybrook from Blueprint, to start where every Web project should: not with graphic design sketches or new technologies, but rather by investing time to decide what you need to achieve, how you'll get there, and how you'll know when you've succeeded. Strategy course
Designing With A Purpose – Norway Design Council
At the invitation of The Norwegian Design Council in cooperation with GRAFILL and KHIO, David will be in Oslo, Norway on September 22, 2011 delivering the seminar Developing Your Sustainable Project Strategy: Quadruple-Bottom Line Design Thinking.
Vint Cerf on Do Good
Vint Cerf, Vice President at Google (and father of the Internet) sent David an email on April 18th in which he told him: "I found great resonance with your ideas. I've sent copies of Do Good
Design to a number of friends." (Photo by Charles Haynes)
David appointed to Pool Magazine editorial board
David has been appointed to the editorial board of Pool Magazine, Designindia's new publication for the design community.
David's Do Good Indonesia tour
The Do Good Indonesia starts in Jakarta May 27 2011 with a speech on social responsibility and branding, then moves on to Yogyakarta and Bali through June 5.
Libeskind selects Berman for refugee monument
World-reknowned architect Studio Daniel Libeskind selected us for the graphic design and typography for his Wheel Of Conscience monument in memory of the passengers of the M.S. St. Louis (Jan. 20 2011 unveiling, Pier 21, Halifax). More
Develop your Web & print strategy | March 30
Join David March 30, 2011 to start where every Web and print project should: not graphic design sketches, sharp writing or new technologies, but rather by investing time to decide what you want to achieve, how you'll get there, and how you'll know when you've succeeded. More | Register
Plan or Be planned | February 18, 2011
Plan for this life-changing seminar… ever wondered how David chooses what's most important, then gets it all done? Learn his secrets Feb 18, 2011.
David keynotes at edUi in Virginia | Nov 8
Beyond Green: Sustainable design, goes beyond the environment. Join David as he launches an inspiring presentation to open the 2010 edUi Conference located in historic Charlottesville, VA. The conference theme is taking professional web development skills to the next level. David provides innovative thinking and provokes us to ask the big questions about our worldly contributions. By the end of this decade most humans will be online. What will we choose to share with them: our style addictions … or ideas the world really needs to share? We can change the world.
50,000th person downloads TimeTo
TimeTo's now in Download.com's top 30 PIMs. Registrants from 47 countries say it's the world's best (and scariest-looking!) to do list software… it could make you 20% more productive… and proceeds go to save tigers. Take 15 minutes: try TimeTo now.
David Paddles To Kingston & Toronto | Sep 28-29
David's in Kingston, Ontario Sept 28, 2010 for the RGD Creative Business Summit. Following David's keynote speech "Designing With a Purpose" there, he paddles on to University of Toronto for an encore presentation September 29. But why is he wearing a life jacket?
Resources for participants:
Toronto/Kingston 2-page pdf learning guide
Aug 10 webinar | Making The Planet Your Client | David Berman, R.G.D. Ontario
In this webinar, David Berman R.G.D. presents a broad and courageous definition of sustainable design. As David says, "Sustainable design: it goes beyond the environment. 95% of the designers who have ever lived are alive today, and so it's up to us to decide what our profession will be about. We live in a time of great fragility, yet there has never more hope, and designers have never had so much power. For the majority of humanity the Internet remains a rumour, but by the end of this decade most humans will be online. What will we choose to share with them: our style addictions or ideas the world really needs to share? We can change the world. Let me share my passion: let me tell you how. Don't just do good design, do good! Register
segdDESIGN reviews Do Good Design
Sue Gould's review of Do Good
Design is featured in the latest issue of segdDESIGN Magazine. In it, she writes: "His selected visual examples are brilliant, many are funny, and they go way beyond they usual indictments of sexism to address the selling of cigarettes, beer, wine, clothes …" (local copy )
David headlines at HOW Conference June 7 | Denver
David headlines June 7, 2010, 9 am at the HOW Design Conference in Denver, Colorado …immediately followed by book signing of Do Good
Design at the My Design Shop bookstore. (Contact us if you'd need a speaker registration discount.)
Berman Speaks At Bauhaus | TYPO Berlin
David's presentation at the "Designing Ecologies" Lecture Series at the Bauhaus School in Dessau, Germany was a great success. On his way home, David dropped in at the TYPOBerlin Conference and Erik Spiekermann spontaneously suggested David speak! David said yes, so come hear him on The Stage Saturday, May 22 at 2pm.
Do Good Design wins place in "Design At Work" show opening May 10 in Ottawa
Do Good
Design just won a spot in RGD Ontario's "Design At Work" show, which will be on display at 350 Albert Street in Ottawa May 9-22, 2010, official opening May 10 at 6 pm. The annual "Design At Work" exhibition travels across Ontario throughout the year. Great news for the book whose story began in David's hometown of Ottawa and whose journey continues globally! (Korean and Russian editions coming soon!)
David joins Good 50×70 jury
David has agreed to jury the 2010 Good 50X70 competition. Good 50×70 is an Italian non-profit group by designers for designers to create, submit and donate posters. The posters are made available for charities to use.
Review by influential Designboom blog
Do Good
Design has been rated by the influential Designboom blog as "excellent, recommended" and described as "provocative and dramatically-illustrated."


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Dylan Matthews recently had a fascinating piece about a young man named Jason Trigg in The Washington Post. Trigg is a 25-year-old computer science graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has hit upon what he thinks is the way he can do maximum good for the world. He goes to work each day at a high-frequency trading hedge fund. But, instead of spending his ample salary, he lives the life of a graduate student and gives a large chunk of his money away.
Trigg has seized upon the statistic that a $2,500 donation can prevent one death from malaria, and he figures that, over the course of a lucrative Wall Street career, he can save many lives. He was motivated to think this way by the utilitarian philosopher, Peter Singer.
From the article, Trigg seems like an earnest, morally serious man, who, if he lives out his plan, could indeed help save many lives. But if you are thinking of following his example, I would really urge caution.
First, you might start down this course seeing finance as a convenient means to realize your deepest commitment: fighting malaria. But the brain is a malleable organ. Every hour you spend with others, you become more like the people around you. Gradually, you become a different person. If there is a large gap between your daily conduct and your core commitment, you will become more like your daily activities and less attached to your original commitment. You will become more hedge fund, less malaria.
Second, I would be wary of inverting the natural order of affections. If you see the world on a strictly intellectual level, then a child in Pakistan or Zambia is just as valuable as your own child. But not many people actually think this way. Not many people value abstract life perceived as a statistic as much as the actual child being fed, hugged, nurtured and played with.
If you choose a profession that doesn't arouse your everyday passion for the sake of serving instead some abstract faraway good, you might end up as a person who values the far over the near. You might become one of those people who loves humanity in general but not the particular humans immediately around. You might end up enlarging the faculties we use to perceive the far — rationality — and eclipsing the faculties we use to interact with those closest around — affection, the capacity for vulnerability and dependence.
Third, and most important, I would worry about turning yourself into a means rather than an end. If you go to Wall Street mostly to make money for charity, you may turn yourself into a machine for the redistribution of wealth. You may turn yourself into a fiscal policy.
But a human life is not just a means to produce outcomes, it is an end in itself. When we evaluate our friends, we don't just measure the consequences of their lives. We measure who they intrinsically are. We don't merely want to know if they have done good. We want to know if they are good.
That's why when most people pick a vocation, they don't only want one that will be externally useful. They want one that they will enjoy, and that will make them a better person. They want to find that place, as the novelist Frederick Buechner put it, "where your deep gladness and the world's deep hunger meet."
Taking a job just to make money is probably going to be corrosive, even if you use the money for charity rather than sports cars.
Making yourself is different than producing a product or an external outcome, requiring different logic and different means. If your profoundest interest is dying children in Africa or Bangladesh, it's probably best to go to Africa or Bangladesh, not to Wall Street.

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Is anyone going and does anyone want to meet up?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Can't make it this year but it looks like it'll be great. Wish I could see Barbara Barber again.
Take care,
I don't live in the area, but went to the one outside Philadelphia last year. It was incredible! Hope you have a chance to attend the one in NH
I had all intentions of going up. My son lives in Boston and I put the address in Mapquest and his house is only 65 minutes from there. Only problem is I thought it was next month and not this month. Mixed it up with the show in Philadelphia. This weekend isn't good for me since I have other things on my schedule. So I guess I'll have to wait till next year. I would have loved to meet up with you since I would have been going myself. See you next year. Have fun
Hi Denise!Originally Posted by sewcrafty
I'm going on Thursday and should be there about 10 AM. I'm coming from Lowell. That is the only day I can go because Liz from BitsNPieces will be vending there, so I am covering some hours at her shop while she is gone. I have to leave by 3 because I have to work that night. If you can make it on Thursday, I'd be happy to meet up with you.
I have cut about 2000 yards of fabric for fats and kits for this show in the past month. I just took a look at all the vendors and was surprised at how many will be there...can't wait to visit them all!
I'm going up on Saturday and would love to meet you Sewcrafty. Sorry that I will miss DMackey but I have to work tomorrow.


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Letter: Weisensel has the necessary experience
To the editor,
I am writing in support of Jeff Weisensel for Rosemount City Council. While a number of people are running for the two open seats, none of the other candidates possess the experience and leadership that Jeff Weisensel can bring to Rosemount.
As acting chair of the Rosemount Planning Commission, I can personally attest to Jeff's ability to listen to the concerns of all parties. Having served on the planning commission with Jeff for three years, I know that he can provide practical insight and a positive vision for not only managing growth and development, but will ensure open space preservation, recreational opportunities for all residents to enjoy and be a strong advocate for protecting our environment.
Given his real estate development experience and civil engineering background, Jeff has the qualities needed to encourage a positive business climate, guide future land use decisions and show fiscal constraint in hard economic times.
Jeff is a proud Rosemount resident, volunteers in the community, listens to others and is willing to make the tough decisions, when needed. Please join me in supporting Jeff Weisensel on Nov. 4.
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It's been a little over a year, but it looks like Dan Rather's lawsuit is a go:
A New York City judge says news anchor Dan Rather can proceed with his $70 million lawsuit accusing CBS of violating its contract with him when the network fired him.
Judicial Hearing Officer Ira Gammerman dismissed a fraud complaint against CBS Corp. on Monday and a business interference complaint against CBS and former parent company Viacom Inc. No causes of action remain in the lawsuit against Viacom.
Dan Rather's initial complaint was… provocative, to say the least. I may be a complete legal ignoramus, but I'm really looking forward to hearing more details about how CBS, in the person of News President Andy Heyward, first set Rather up for failure, then made it impossible for him to defend himself against the character assassins of the right. From a broader perspective, I'm hoping that it exposes the inappropriate influence that conservative corporate ownership exerts on its media subsidiaries.
Even if Rather doesn't win, I expect the trial to be very damaging to CBS and the myth of liberal media bias. Which would not be such a bad thing.


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The San Diego Section's switch to a new playoff system based on competitive level rather than student enrollment certainly paid dividends for the three Metro Conference girls lacrosse teams to qualify for post-season play this season. Not only did the South County playing circuit pick up two extra at-large qualifiers (previously only the league champion qualified), but all three teams picked up wins in their opening round games.
The 2013 season is certainly one to celebrate.
Metro Conference champion Hilltop continued to make history by defeating visiting Francis Parker, 19-4, in Wednesday's Division I playoff opener.
The Division II playoffs faced off Thursday with both the Eastlake Titans and Bonita Vista Barons among the entrants in the 12-team bracket.
Eastlake not only earned its first-ever CIF playoff berth but also its first-ever CIF home playoff game. The xx-seeded Titans did not disappoint their partisan crowd by holding off a late charge by the visiting Monte Vista Monarchs to post a 10-8 win.
Bonita Vista received the No. 9 seed and traveled to No. 8 Helix. The Barons brought a 9-6 victory home with them.
All three South County teams advance to Saturday's division quarterfinals. Game times are 11 a.m.
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Kasey Simonds led fifth-seeded Hilltop (14-7 overall, 10-0 in league play) with six goals and two assists while teammates Laurel Coleman and Brianna Duplessis added four and three goals, respectively, in Wednesday's playoff victory.
The Lancers advance to play at fourth-seeded Mt. Carmel (11-5) in Saturday's Division I quarterfinals.
Hilltop became the first lacrosse team -- girls or boys -- in Metro Conference history to notch a CIF playoff victory. That came last year. The Lancers have now become the first Metro team to win two playoff games in as many years.
"It's awesome to see that our hard work has paid off with another CIF playoff victory," HHS coach Sasha Scott said. "We are happy that we have gotten that first win in the playoffs each year but we'd like to get that next one. Mt. Carmel is a great team and I know it's going to be hard (to beat them), but I think it's something we're capable of."
Hilltop received a goal and two assists each from Brigitte Young and Hannah Teague. Four other players scored single goals: Evelyn Martinez. Caroline Vazquez, Jalissa Pressley and Brenda Garcia.
Angelica Delgado recorded nine goalie saves to buttress the Lancer defense.
Francis Parker finished the season 2-13.
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Eastlake finished runner-up in this year's Metro standings with a 7-3 league record. The Titans built an early 3-1 lead on the Monarchs in Thursday's playoff opener before the teams settled into a 5-5 halftime standoff.
The hosts rocketed out of the chute in the second half with four goals to take a 9-5 lead. But the East County visitors rallied with three unanswered goals to narrow the EHS lead to 9-8 with 5:50 to play in regulation.
The Titans (12-4) took some drama out of the final minutes when they went up 10-8 with five minutes left on the clock. Eastlake managed to play a smart game of keepaway for the final two minutes to run out the clock.
Alexyss McClelland led the hosts with six goals, followed by Kindrew Lowman with three goals and Gillian Stargensky with a goal and assist. Mariel Sabado was credited with nine goalie saves in notching the victory.
Elizabeth Costa, Sarah Abrenica and Monica Lopez each scored twice for Monte Vista (7-13).
"We played them before and had beaten them before (9-6 on March 19)," EHS coach Robert Blas said. "(When the game got close) I told the girls to focus and we scored. It's hard to just turn on that switch to get the intensity going.
"It's the first time we've been to the CIF playoffs and we now have our first CIF win. It feels great. It's only our fifth year of existence. I love the support we've gotten. I love our school, I love our administration."
The Titans advance to play at second-seeded Valley Center (14-5).
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Bontia Vista finished third in the regular season Metro standings, dealing second place Eastlake one loss and going down by a narrow 8-5 score to visiting Hilltop in a second-round match.
The Barons proved they have some sticking power after eliminating the Highlanders (6-12). They next play top-seeded Del Norte (11-11) in the quarterfinals.
Lauren Gonzales and Malinda Miranda paced Bonita Vista with four goals apiece in the first-round win.
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The San Diego Section's switch to a new playoff system based on competitive level rather than student enrollment certainly paid dividends for the three Metro Conference girls lacrosse teams to qualify for post-season play this season. Not only did the South County playing circuit pick up two extra at-large qualifiers (previously only the league champion qualified), but all three teams picked up wins in their opening round games.
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Way to show what you are capable of, girls!
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Looks like Ed Brand and Bill MacLaughlin were wrong when they were telling everyone Sweetwater teams can't win...and need their own easier CIF section.
I hope each and every member of these teams calls their superintendent and tells him with vehemence how wrong he is!
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Fulham, already deprived of their main striker, Bobby Zamora, will be without their entire first-choice midfield. They will miss the creative influences of Danny Murphy, Damien Duff and Simon Davies, while an injury to the more defensive-minded Dickson Etuhu undermines their chances further. Those absentees mean former West Bromwich players Diomansy Kamara, Zoltan Gera and Jonathan Greening may all start. The managers, Roberto Di Matteo and Mark Hughes, used to be room-mates at Chelsea. John Stanton
Venue The Hawthorns, tomorrow 3pm Tickets Sold out Last season West Brom 1 Fulham 0 Referee K Friend
This season's matches 2 Y10, R1, 5.50 cards per game
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BRANDON Jacob DeSerres isnt planning on wilting under the pressure in what will surely be the biggest start to this point of his hockey career.
The Brandon Wheat Kings goaltender is clearly in the crosshairs as the host team prepares to face the Windsor Spitfires in Sundays championship final (6 p.m. CT, Sportsnet) at Westman Place.
The Spitfires lit the Wheat Kings up for nine goals in the tournament opener May 14, but DeSerres started that game on the bench as head coach and GM Kelly McCrimmon played a hunch and started Andrew Hayes instead.
Theres no question DeSerres will be between the pipes Sunday, and he cant wait for another shot at the Spitfires.
It means everything, said DeSerres, who is 2-1 with a 3.49 goals against average and .882 save percentage in the tournament. That (first) game, I dont even remember anymore. Its over and done with, and were a whole new team now.
DeSerres believes hell need to play his best game of the tournament in order for the Wheat Kings to dethrone the defending Memorial Cup champions.
In any final game, the goalie has to (play his best game) to win, and in this one in particular, everyone on our team has to have their best game for us to win just like Windsor, said DeSerres, who gave up four goals in 40 minutes of relief in the opener but responded with a 31-save shutout against the Moncton Wildcats. Its a big game, and everyone is going to be giving it everything they have. Everyone is going to be putting everything on the line and not leaving anything out there.
There have been question marks surrounding the Wheat Kings' goaltending dating back to the start of the season, but McCrimmon made a move in mid-October to acquire DeSerres from the Seattle Thunderbirds.
DeSerres had lost the starting job to Winnipegger Calvin Pickard in Seattle and was looking for a fresh start.
He found one with the Wheat Kings, and after sharing the crease with Hayes for much of the season, DeSerres took over the starting job in the playoffs, starting 12 of 15 games.
This is exactly where I wanted to end up, and this is awesome. I knew it would be a great opportunity, said DeSerres, a third round pick (84th overall) of the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft who remains unsigned. This is what Ive worked all year towards. I didnt just hope for the best. I tried to do everything possible to be as prepared as possible. When I got my chance, I tried my best to keep it going and keep showing I wanted to be the guy.
Going through challenges earlier in his Western Hockey League career have helped DeSerres prepare for this monumental moment.
Theres adversity everywhere, said De Serres. I just had to stay strong and keep working hard. Most people arent handed a silver platter with a red carpet. Everything has made me better in the end.
If the Spitfires think the Wheat Kings goaltending is a potential weakness, they werent letting on Saturday mooring.
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JJ's as it was originally named in 1989 has become Club JJ's, a massively popular clubbing venue for celebrities and the heavyweights of the nightlife community. Attractively decorated throughout the 2 stories accumulating an impressive space of 4700 sq ft. on wooden floors and matching wooden walls. Velvet sofas line at the back along with a back bar which overlooks the restaurant down below making this area a perfect area to absorb the vibe and ambience that Club JJ's successfully manages to excel in.
The bottom floor is a dining area dedicated to serving Thai cuisine and grills that will whet your appetite and have you coming for more. The top floor is what Club JJ's call the Music Room with live music from their resident band playing mainly R and B and popular pop hits that'll get you grooving in no time. They also hold a lot of events throughout the year, some of which you might have heard of such as the 100% Kylie Show with Lucy Holmes and Hed Kandi Asia Tour DJ parties. They'll have a lot more coming soon so make sure you stay tuned to Hong Kong Bras Clubs (.com) for the latest events.
Try the cocktails when you're there as they are mixed by professional mixologists, adding an extra twist to what your taste buds are all too familiar with from other bars and clubs. If you're there for the food, then the chicken wings are highly recommended or the rice crackers with minced pork. Too many recommendations to list here. Go there and try them out!
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SHELBURNE, Vt. - Sitting in the gilt and marble dining room of the elegant Inn at Shelburne Farms, one forgets that this historic estate is a farm. More precisely, it's a veritable fount of Vermont's best-known foods.
Nestled in its 1,400 scenic acres are a milking herd, a bakery, herb and produce gardens, a cheddar cheese factory, and a maple syrup operation, most of which are evident in the inn's upscale menu. It was just a matter of time before this conservation-minded nonprofit would produce an inspired cookbook.
"Cooking With Shelburne Farms: Food and Stories From Vermont" is a showcase of the Green Mountain State's culinary strengths. Organized by main ingredient (milk and cheese, wild mushrooms, etc.), the more than 100 recipes range from the simple (fiddlehead and fresh herb tart) to the more involved (sage and garlic pan-roasted quail), with emphasis on what's local and in season. Melissa Pasanen, a food writer, and Rick Gencarelli, the inn's chef who trained at the Culinary Institute of America, collaborated on tasty interpretations of such wild edibles as dandelion greens, ramps, and venison, yet included a generous helping of apple and maple comfort foods.
Salting the chapters are profiles of farmers, hunters, and foragers who share Shelburne Farms' land-conservation ethic, along with color photographs and tips on such practicalities as storing root-cellar vegetables and selecting apple varieties.
We learn that the aristocratic Webb family who built the summer estate in 1886 as a model farm must have eaten fairly well (Lila Vanderbilt Webb herself had the 1896 Waldorf-Astoria Cookbook). But celery root soup with blue cheese? Almond-maple brittle crumbled over roasted apple and plum parfaits? Even they couldn't have had it this good.
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The building that reduces the most energy waste on a percentage basis will be declared the winner at EPA''s final weigh-in on October 26, 2010, the release stated.
Gina McCarthy, assistant administrator for air and radiation at the EPA, said: "It''s time for buildings to tighten their belts and we''re happy to help them go on an energy diet. Cutting energy use will reduce their monthly expenses and their carbon footprint, showing that environmental protection and economic growth can go hand in hand."
According to the release, nearly 200 applications were received for the EPA''s National Building Competition and the 14 finalists will be judged on their energy performance from September 1, 2009 to August 31, 2010.
The 14 buildings, whose energy usage is being monitored with EPA''s Energy Star online energy measurement and tracking tool, Portfolio Manager, are: The 522 Fifth Avenue Building
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; the 1525 Wilson Boulevard Building; Crystal River Elementary School; the Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Downtown; JCPenney Store 1778; the Maplewood Mall; the Memorial Arts at the Building Woodruff Arts Center; Morrison Residence Hall at the University of North Carolina (UNC) Chapel Hill; Sears; the Sheraton Austin Hotel; the Solon Family Health at the Center Clinic; the Tucker Residence Hall at Cleveland North Carolina State University; Van Holten Primary School; and the Virginia Beach Convention Center
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"Madame Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume, and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks.
Madame Speaker, I cannot support this legislation and urge my colleagues to oppose it for two reasons.
First, this Congress enacted a law that authorized and directed the National Park Service to conduct a feasibility study on whether this site should be preserved, and if so, in what manner. We don't have this report.
Hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars have been spent on this study, and yet this House is charging ahead, making a decision without having that study in our hands. This is wasteful and irresponsible.
It's been said that the report is done, but Congress hasn't gotten a copy of it yet.
We're told its recommendations will support the approach taken in this bill, but yet it's not been delivered or released.
Even if the final report were to recommend establishing a historic site, we would benefit from the information they've gathered to better craft such legislation. This bill is putting the cart before the horse.
The Park Service itself has testified on this Castle Nugent bill before us today that "we would ask that the committee defer action on this legislation until the special resource study is completed, which is consistent with the Department's general policy on legislation establishing a new unit of the National Park System when a study is pending."
Madame Speaker, if the $500,000 study that Congress passed a law to initiate is nearly complete, then we should wait to consider this bill until we have this information.
There hasn't been a single compelling reason given as to the need to act right now before the study is in hand.
The second reason for opposition to this bill is its cost.
With ten percent unemployment, millions of Americans without jobs, record budget deficits and public debt skyrocketing, now is not the time to spend up to $50 million of the taxpayers' money to buy nearly 3000 acres of beachfront property on a Caribbean island. And on top of that, it'll cost nearly $1 million a year to maintain.
We can't afford the price tag for a new park on St. Croix, just as many Americans will never be able to afford to visit there.
I had my staff actually look up the cost of getting to St. Croix over the President's Day weekend next month.
From my hometown of Pasco, Washington, it would take two plane changes, over 12 hours and around $1000 to visit the island that will be home to this new park.
For a resident of the wild and wonderful State of West Virginia flying out of the Charleston airport, the time to get there is a little less, but the price is still around a thousand dollars.
On top of the cost of buying this beachfront Caribbean property and the yearly cost of maintaining it, we need to be honest about the backlog we have in caring for the land already owned by the federal government.
There is $9 billion worth of needed repairs and maintenance on existing park lands. If we aren't caring for what we already have, then Congress shouldn't be making the problem worse.
Our existing treasures should be our focus to ensure families that load up the minivan or SUV to take a summer vacation to a national park have a safe, enjoyable and accessible visit. I guarantee you that no family from any state will ever load up the minivan and drive to this park in the Caribbean ocean.
This Congress must get serious about controlling spending. The American people are concerned, worried and angered by the spending that's gone on in Washington, DC. In the first year of the Obama Administration, the largest spending deficit in our nation's history has been set.
Whether it's the $787 billion stimulus bill that has failed to create the jobs that the President promised,…or the government takeover of health care that costs well over a trillion dollars…the spending is out of control.
For Congress to buckle down, it needs to not only put the brakes on the mega-spending bills, but also start taking a hard look at the smaller bills.
Just take a look at some of the bills advanced this year by the Natural Resources Committee.
They've passed a bill to create a $700 million welfare program for wild horses.
They approved another bill to increase spending for neotropical birds by millions of dollars.
And today there's a Committee hearing on a bill to send millions of more dollars overseas to assist apes.
There is a lot of talk that the President may propose a spending freeze in his State of the Union speech tonight.
The news media and blogs have been talking about it for several days.
And, yet, this House is poised to vote on creating a new $50 million park in the middle of the Caribbean ocean just hours before the State of the Union.
The Democrats that control this House will send quite a message on spending and their real priorities if it approves this bill before the President even makes it up here to give his speech.
I urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and reserve the balance of my time."
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Depot Road Over Suncook River
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in February 2009
BH Photo #133368
The bridge, as noted, retains a excellent amount of historical integrity, with no obvious modifications to the bridge. Decorative details common to Berlin Iron Bridges (such as cast iron finials, portal cresting, and builders plaque are all still in place (although one of the builders plaques is a replica, as it was missing at the time this bridge was closed). The truss itself is in good order, although there are a few spots that show signs of stress deflection.
Also of note is the level of work mentioned earlier that has gone into the preservation and maintenance of this bridge. Given that this are usually the biggest obstacles seen to retaining and preserving historic bridges, it is a remarkable sight to see a community take such great care of the bridge. This includes a rehabilitation (with new wooden deck) and painting done when the bridge was converted to pedestrian use in 1981, Rebuilding of the east abutment in 2006, and a repainting of the bridge in 2007. Truly an example of how a community can rally behind a unique and significant historic bridge.


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According to David Brooks' editorial in yesterday's New York Times we need to understand exurbia to understand Bush's victory.
Now this word exurbia, I hadn't heard or seen it before so I thought what a great word for todays podcast.
Exurbia – a residential area outside of a city and beyond suburbia
Beyond suburbia, that is far away, so far people living there have no ties to an urban center. The people who live in exurbs like Henderson, NV or Mesa, AZ work and live in their world or maybe they commute to a suburb but they don't partake of the city life.
I haven't read Brooks' book, On Paradise Drive, but I think he is right these exurbanites were key in the election and their power is very underestimated. As Brooks points our there are more people living in Mesa Arizona than live in St. Louis or Minneapolis.
I wonder if the elections in 2008 will coin terms like "exurban evangelicals" or
or if suburban mega malls will lament the "exurban flight." Remember you heard them here first.
UPDATE (8/15/05): NY Times Article:
The term "exurb" was coined in the 1950's in "The Exurbanites" by A. C. Spectorsky, a social historian, to describe semirural areas far outside cities where wealthy people had country estates.


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Cybersecurity: Authoritative Reports and Resources – Rita Tehan, Information Research Specialist. October 25, 2013
"Cybersecurity is a sprawling topic that includes national, international, government, and private industry dimensions. In the 113th Congress, 5 bills have been introduced in the Senate and 7 in the
House. More than 40 bills and resolutions with provisions related to cybersecurity were introduced in the first session of the 112th Congress, including several proposing revisions to current laws. In the 111th Congress, the total was more than 60. Several of those bills received committee or floor action, but none became law. In fact, no comprehensive cybersecurity legislation has been enacted since 2002. This report provides links to cybersecurity hearings and legislation under consideration in the 113th Congress and those considered in the 112th Congress, as well as executive orders and presidential directives, data and statistics, glossaries, and authoritative reports."


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Florida Meth Dealer Offers Woman A Ride, Then Masturbates In Front Of Her
What is it about Florida that makes people want to masturbate all the time? If I were a palm hair removal cream salesman, I know where I'd concentrate my efforts. This latest Florida highway masturbator story is a perfect example of why.


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- Active Projects: 151
- Inactive Projects: 102
- Incubator Projects: 118
- Lab Projects:18
- Flagship Projects: 15
New OWASP Projects
- OWASP Financial Information Exchange Security Project
- OWASP Security Labeling System Project
- OWASP IoTs Project
- OWASP STeBB Project
- OWASP Reverse Engineering and Code Modification Prevention Project
Projects Under Review
- OWASP Cheat Sheets Project
- OWASP Java HTML Sanitizer Project
- Xenotix XSS Exploit Framework
- OWASP Cornucopia Project
- OWASP Java Encoder Project
- All OWASP Flagship Projects
- Note: Projects above are being reviewed.
- Project Leader Workshop Overview
- The project leader workshop went very well during AppSec USA.
- There was lots of discussion brought on by the project leaders.
- There were a few potential project leaders as well.
- The forum went well with a presentation of information followed by discussion.
- It was also important to allow Leaders to interrupt the talk to ask questions.
- I felt the way it was organized should be used as a framework for future project leader workshops.
- 45 minutes was not enough as well.
- I suggest leaving 1 hour and 30 minutes for the session.
- 2013 Project Summit Overview
- I believe the project summit was a great success.
- I was a bit nervous about it as I had never even done one before.
- However, a good amount of Leaders helped put this together, and it is thanks to them that this summit was such a great success.
- There were many lessons learned, and I am working towards putting together a post summit document for the community.
- 2014 Project Summit
- Plans are well on their way for the 2014 Project Summit
- Stay tuned for more news on this in the coming weeks.
- Women in AppSec: AppSec USA 2013 Overview
- I think the Women in AppSec program went very well at AppSec USA.
- Both winners let me know that they really enjoyed their time at the conference, and they were glad to participate in the panel.
- Kait, our Grants and Fundraising intern, kindly helped me manage the Women in AppSec schedules and timetables at the conference.
- We are now working on post event administration for the program.
- OWASP Marketing
- I am glad to say that the marketing materials have now all been delivered.
- Patrick is in the process of delivering the final invoice for work completed.
- Project Guidelines
- There was a good amount of discussion regarding the project guidelines during the conference and at the board meeting.
- There were a few changes to make, and I have completed them this morning.
- I have just submitted the documents for approval this afternoon.
- Documents submitted: Grant Fund Spending Guidelines, Project Spending Policy, Project Sponsorship Guidelines.
- Daily Project based queries and requests
- This has not changed much since I began the post: questions are very similar in nature.
- Global AppSec questions.
- Funding queries.
- Travel availability.
- Project based administrative help.
- Project status information.
- Several project donation questions.
- Marketing questions.
- Grant funding questions.
- OWASP social media updates.
- What's happening with projects, questions.
General Awards
- OWASP OWTF Project: Brucon 5x5 Award
- Amount: €5,000.00 (Approx. $6,670.00)
- Status: Awarded. Congratulations, Abraham Aranguren and all involved in the project, for your award.
Proposals Awarded
- Amount: $25,000 USD
- Status: Awarded. The first payment has been allocated to our project budgets. The second invoice has now been sent to Georgia Tech and payment has been received.
- OWASP Development Guide Plan
- OWASP Testing Guide Plan
- OWASP Code Review Guide Plan
- Google Grants Proposal
- Amount: $120,000 USD in Adwords Funds
- Status: Awarded.
- Note: There is no link to show the proposal for this grant. There was a form that was submitted to Google, and we did not receive a record of this form.
- Google Summer of Code
- Amount: $5,500
- Status: Awarded
- Projects breakdown:
- 4 ZAP Projects: $2,000
- 4 OWTF Projects: $2,000
- 1 PHP Security Project: $500
- 1 Hackademics Project: $500
- 1 Modsecurity Project: $500
- Note: Big thank you to Fabio Cerullo for coordinating and managing this award.
- Amount: $15,000 USD
- Status: Awarded.
- Total Funds Awarded: $172,170 USD for 2013.
Proposals Denied
- European Commission Grant Proposal
- Amount: €250,000
- Status: Denied.
- Amount: $112,000 USD
- Status: Denied
- Amount: $25,000 USD
- Status: Denied
- Amount: $30,000 USD
- Status: Denied
- Amount: $55,800 USD
- Status: Denied
Current Project Funds
Message from Project Leader, Larry Conklin: OWASP Code Review Guide
Eoin and I had the great pleasure to present the Code Review Guide 2.0 project at APPSECUSA2013. I want to thank everyone involved in the project and to give you my personal thank you. It was very much an honor to talk about our success and hard work. We are not done but I feel we surprised a lot of people with how much work a few dedicated volunteers have done.
Please don't loose sight of the end but we are getting closer. Below is our wiki pages loaded into a word doc. Yes, it is rough, but we made sure everyone knew it was an early release document. Also my ppt is included attached.
Larry Conklin, CISSP
Message from Project Leader, Jonathan Marcil: OWASP Media Project
Hi leaders,
I'm glad to announce that we have 43 online talks for 32 hours of content from AppSecUSA 2013. Some have been available since the day after the first day of the conference and we've been added them gradually in the past week.
And now the links:
Playlist, all the recorded talks are available on this page: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpr-xdpM8wG8ODR2zWs06JkMmlRiLyBXU Short URL: http://sl.owasp.org/usa13_videos
YouTube, people will be able to see AppSecUSA featured contents on: https://www.youtube.com/owaspglobal
Link directly to the whole playlist beginning with the first talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYFtLA2yTR8&list=PLpr-xdpM8wG8ODR2zWs06JkMmlRiLyBXU&index=1
If you want to help, go watch and "Like" the ones you prefer, share them and subscribe to the channel.
Jonathan Marcil
Message from Project Leader, Jim Manico: OWASP Podcast Series
I am very excited to pass the OWASP Podcast baton over to Mark Miller. Mark is a very experienced podcaster who will be taking over as Executive producer and host of the OWASP Podcast.
There will be a little overlap. I will be posting to https://www.owasp.org/download/jmanico/podcast.xml for just three more shows and will end my feed with OWASP Podcast #100 by the end of the year.
Please enjoy the new OWASP Podcast feed from Mark Miller. http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:63303345/sounds.rss will will be the new RSS address for the podcast moving forward.


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The news of Wall Street and beyond from Leigh Gallagher of Fortune magazine and Catherine Rampell of the New York Times.
On Wells Fargo and JPMorgan reporting strong profits:
Leigh Gallagher: Yeah it's interesting. Keep in mind: These are sort of the two model students where the banks are concerned. They are the two that emerged probably the most unscathed from the financial crisis. But a number of things were interesting. It was on the good mortgage lending, and also trading and investment banking were also up, and those were two specific divisions that have faced real headwinds this year. So it was good results for both of those two, and we'll see if it bodes well for the next week when the rest of the banks and other companies report.
On whether we've hit the housing bottom:
Catherine Rampell: Nobody knows, to be honest. And it also depends on what you mean by bottom -- are we at the true valuation of housing? That's also a very subjective thing. And in any case, probably you would expect the market to overshoot wherever that natural bottom might be.


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Every Todd Rundgren album seems to have a gimmick, and on this one, which inaugurates his recording relationship with the Forward subsidiary of Rhino Records, the trick is that he recorded almost four hours of musical fragments of four to eight seconds each and put them on an interactive CD so that they could be combined in a nearly infinite number of ways. If you have a CD-I, that is. If you only have a regular old CD player, this non-interactive version presents 10 songs and six variations on them. Rundgren has added rap to his arsenal, his lyrics are more political, and many of the tracks seem aimed at the dance floor. Sounds like music designed to fall through the cracks, right? Rundgren fans will be put off, while the new jack swingers won't bother to listen. But the real problem is that it's just not very good. (By the way, with this release Rundgren anticipated Prince's decision to rename himself in a weird way: he officially became "TR-I," for "Todd Rundgren-Interactive.") (On June 7, 1993, Forward released No World Order--"Lite," an alternate version of the album's 10 tracks, through mail order at a midline price.) ~ William Ruhlmann
Release Date: 31 October 2011
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9 Acting Camps for a Summer in the Spotlight
We've rounded up nine of our favorite summer acting camps that help child and teen actors have fun while mastering their craft.
9 Acting Camps for a Summer in the Spotlight
We've rounded up nine of our favorite summer acting camps that help child and teen actors have fun while mastering their craft.
Atlantic Acting School Offers Full Conservatory Scholarship
The deadline is Dec. 1 to apply for a full ride to the Atlantic Acting School's professional conservatory program.
Atlantic Acting School Offering Student Classes
The NYC-based Atlantic Acting School is offering classes for high school juniors and seniors looking to prepare for college auditions and a career on the stage or screen.
10 Tips for Choosing the Right Monologue
Acting teacher-director and founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company Karen Kohlhaas give actors inside tips on the best way to choose their audition monologues.
Atlantic Acting School Offering 2 Full Scholarships
The NYC-based acting school is offering two actors a full ride to the establishment that was founded by actor William H. Macy and playwright David Mamet.
Atlantic Theater Company's Neil Pepe's 5 Tips for Thriving Actors
Atlantic Theater Company Artistic Director Neil Pepe discusses his decades with the company, and shares advice for budding actors.
Financing Your Film and TV Dreams
L.A.'s Atlantic Acting School is offering a scholarship for actors looking to break into Hollywood.
Six Classic NYC Acting Schools
When it comes to training in the Big Apple, Stella Adler Studio of Acting, The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, HB Studio, Atlantic Acting School, T. Schreiber Studio & Theatre, and the Neighborhood Playhouse have history on their sides.


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- 1/2 pound small white onions, blanched in boiling water for 30 seconds, plunged into a bowl of ice and cold water, and peeled
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 tomato, peeled, seeded, and chopped fine
- 1/2 cup white-wine vinegar
- 1/3 cup dried currants
- 2 thyme sprigs
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh parsley leaves
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- 1 garlic clove, minced and mashed to a paste with a pinch of salt
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- toast points as an accompaniment
- In a large saucepan sauté the onions in the oil over moderately high heat, stirring, until they are browned, add the tomato, the vinegar, the currants, the thyme, the parsley, 1 cup of the water, the garlic paste, the sugar, and salt and pepper to taste, and bring the mixture to a boil. Simmer the mixture, adding more water, 1/2 cup at a time, as the liquid evaporates, for 50 minutes, or until the onions are tender. Cook the mixture over high heat, stirring, until the liquid is reduced to a glaze and let it cool. The onion mixture may be made 1 day in advance and kept covered and chilled.
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Legally, amicably and under the radar, the Kim and Kanye of Jewish American novelists separated about a year ago.
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Power cut hits 5,000 homes in Coseley and Bilston
More than 5,000 residents were left without electricity today after a power cut.
A total of 5,243 people lost power at homes around Coseley and Bilston at 10.12am today, Western Power Distribution said, but 1,829 of those had their supply restored inside 10 minutes.
Engineers were however dispatched to investigate power lines to find out the source of the problem this morning, in a bid to restore supplies for others.
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Go ahead, call our bluff
We nearly went all in. Although The Box is a stone's throw (as long as that stone is being thrown by Peyton Manning) away from the main peak at Margaret River, the notion of the Drug Aware Pro actually running there seemed farfetched. Sure, there was a tent or two set up on the beach there — but it didn't look like anything that could accommodate much more than the NSSA Regional Championships. But after another red-hot super fantastic Round 4 at mushy Margaret River, the call was made to run Round 5 to The Box — thank ASP Commissioner Kieren Perrow for that. And so the judges gathered their visors, whistles, zinc oxide, pens, pads and all other judge stuff and scurried on over to scaffolding numero dos. But that was only after…
Queen of spades
Because cutbacks aren't officially a card suit. Like we said: red-hot, super fantastic, any unenthusiastically glowing collection of adjectives you could plug in to describe Margaret River's lazy morning waves. Still, the gentlemen made the most out of the oatmeal in the no-losers round, specifically…
Bede Durbridge: Bede looked sharp! He flaunted that big, swooping Bede Durbridge carve that we've all come to either love or feel lulled by. They didn't make him surf the heat twice, which was nice.
Gabriel Medina: Just another day filled with chocolate milk and curb-stomping from Gabe. Is he ever going to lose again?
Kelly Slater: Kelly surfed well, but he hasn't really had one of those holy shit heats in this event. That's probably a good thing. Doesn't this guy always talk about peaking in the final?
Nat Young: 2014 Nat Young is a force to be reckoned with, and his surfing once again legitimized that claim — just ask Parko or Adriano de Souza.
Pocket aces
Not to be confused with pocket rides — these guys were getting drained. Round 5 commenced with 35-minute heats at The Box and, suddenly, we were no longer watching cutbacks. Instead, we saw…
Jordy Smith: Jordy starred in the first heat of Round 5 against Miguel Pupo. Neither guy had ever surfed The Box before. While both seemed to have trouble with positioning at first — and Miguel experiencing some issues with falling out of the sky — Jordy seemed to have the wave wired by the end and got a few good scores. Fast learner, no?
Josh Kerr: Kerrzy loves The Box and that reads really, really weird. Kerrzy loves surfing The Box, as does Yadin Nicol. The two blokes squared up at the square peak and Kerrzy backdoored…Forget it. Josh Kerr won the heat, OK?
Joel Parkinson: Happy birthday, dear Joel. Parko was unhappy about surfing Margaret River in Round 4 while The Box was firing, but he got a piece of the pie — or, cake — in Round 5 against Filipe Toledo. Filipe put up a good fight, then Parko got the day's highest heat total with 16.60 points. The birthday cake was said to have been delicious.
Michel Bourez: Michel beat Adriano de Souza and looked Spartan-smooth in the process. His Polynesian pairs nicely with a good slab.
So, tomorrow…
Will probably be a lay day. Here are the matchups for Sunday, when the competition is most likely going to finish:
Bede Durbidge vs. Jordy Smith
Gabriel Medina vs. Josh Kerr
Kelly Slater vs. Joel Parkinson
Nat Young vs. Michel Bourez
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Dawgs have 'meat' in middle of lineup
For the first few days of practice, the Northern Lehigh wrestling room seemed emptier than usual.
That's because nearly half of head coach Todd Herzog's roster was still on the gridiron.
"It affected us a lot, actually, but it's a good affect," said Herzog, who enters his 16th season with the program. "Anytime you have one of your school's programs being successful, how can you condemn that. I always encourage my athletes to play multiple sports.
"We were right behind the football team."
Herzog would have loved to see the football team play in the state final, but he's glad the room is back to its normal capacity.
"It affects our season, absolutely," Herzog said. "Any time you have half a room compared to a full room, it's going affect the way you're training the guys. We have given those guys a few days off and let them ease their way back into it.
"We continued training the other guys hard and prepare them for an opening season tournament."
The gridiron-to-grappling group includes senior Brody Minnich, juniors Dylan Hofmann and Kyle Greenawalt, sophomores Dustin Henritzy, Billy Jones and Danny Marsh.
"They know how to wrestle," Herzog said. "It's just now a matter of attaining a level of workability where their conditioning is going to match their level of wrestling skills."
Regardless of losing district and regional runner-up Craemer Hedash (34-12 , Colonial League 1st Team), Chris Christ (135 lbs., Colonial League Honorable Mention), Zach Fleming and Dan Huemmer to graduation, Herzog only remains concerned about the well-being of his light weights.
"We're a little green and light in the light weights again this year," Herzog said. "Right now, I'm working on 12-pounder. That's our biggest hole to fill. But, we go from about 119 all the way through. We've got a solid wrestler in every weight class from there. I don't see any weakness in there.
"We have a lot of meat in our lineup right in the middle. We got a lot of play and a lot of flexibility with those guys."
Senior Lucas Dise (20-10 last season) is locked in at 119. Zane Heller, the Bulldogs' lone district champion from a year ago, is penciled in at 125. A trio of Bulldogs sophomore Cody Bowman, junior Kyle Baumann and newcomer Austin Stevens, who was 18-8 at the Middle School level are vying for 130 and 135.
Senior Nikko Stevens (33-10, district runner-up, third at regionals, sixth at states), junior Dylan Hofmann (27-8 (third at districts, regional qualifier) and sophomores Ty Herzog (28-12, fourth at districts, sixth at regionals) and Connor Hedash (16-13) are all in the mix from 140 to 152-pounds.
Kyle Greenawald (12-17), Marsh and Jones are all available to handle 160, while Colin Hedash (36-5, district runner-up, third at regionals, fifth at states) looks to make some more noise at 171. Minnich and Neff also provide some more talent there, while Brandon Loch (8-18) will return to 285.
"As a team, obviously we want to be very competitive in every match we roll into," Herzog said. "We know the talk is about Bethlehem Catholic and Pen Argyl and they're kind of in an elite group right now. But, we don't feel we're that far off from it. It's going to take a good effort to beat us, put it that way.
"We're going to show up on any day and if you take us lightly we're going to beat you. I think we have a great working group of kids, a focused group of kids. We can definitely be a spoiler if you take us lightly, that's for sure."


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