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57 Meetup Groups match "golfing" near San Mateo, CA
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This is a group for anyone interested in group golf outings. All skill levels are welcome. These golf getaways will include day trips and extended golf tours.
Bay Area Beginner Golf Meetup Group Our meetup group welcomes golfers of all skill levels who want to meet friends and participate in some fantastic events. Everyone is expected to respect and adhere to our policies and to show up to events on time or earlier if requested. Our Goal Our goal is to get new golfers out onto the course, as well as provide fun outings for the more Advanced beginners. We try to provide a relaxed environment for those new to the game to get out onto the course and disc …
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Hello Golf Enthusiasts, PLEASE READ THE INTRO TO UNDERSTAND THE GROUP POLICY. IF YOU ARE TOO LAZY TO READ IT OR CANNOT ADHERE TO THE POLICY, DO NOT JOIN. Welcome to the "Hole-In-One" Golf Club. This group is geared towards those who share the passion and desire to have fun, play golf, and improve in this game. Our various golf and other social events will give us the opportunity to not only golf on a regular basis, but also to get to know each other, socialize outside golf, and develop meaning …
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We're a group of golfers who work or live in the city. Eagle Club Indoor Golf is our practice facility but we try to get out and play real courses whenever our busy schedules allow. The purpose of this group is to help members meet other golfers so we can play on a regular basis and carpool.
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We are the Bay Area Chapter of the American Singles Golf Association. We're a group of singles who like to golf. We'll get together and golf/socialize around the area. www.bayarea.singlesgolf.com The American Singles Golf Association (www.singlesgolf.com) is a group of chapters throughout the United States composed of real people you meet face-to-face and, of course, play golf with. Chapters hold general membership meetings once each month and play golf as a group as often as they would like. Ma …
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Why stop at the nineteenth hole? Golfers of all skill levels are welcome at the Twentieth Hole Golf Group. This is a social golfing group, so you're required to enjoy yourself and be friendly. We're not about competition ... well, perhaps some optional friendly competition in the spirit of game improvement will occasionally happen. Find out more about the Twentieth Hole Golf Group by reading the pages in the About or Pages section: http://www.meetup.com/20thhole/about/
We love to golf. We love tech! We love mobile, wearables, the quantified self, games for cash and mobile apps. We're interested in combining all of these things for fun and profit. If you fit that description, come grab a brew with us! This is a group for tech entrepreneurs who love to golf, founded by tech entrepreneurs who... yes, love to golf :)
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This meet-up is for casual play golf to get out and enjoy some sunshine, golf and company. Open to all levels - though mostly beginner to intermediate. I will primarily be scheduling 9-Hole meet-ups on the weekends in the East Bay; Concord, Walnut Creek areas. May occasionally try Marin or SF - but not often. Members can also suggest or schedule Meet-ups if there are other preferences like 18-hole, weekday play or other locations. Not big into rules, so just have a few simple requests: 1) RS …
This is a group for women affected by breast cancer interested in golf. All skills levels are welcome. I started this group because I am a young bresat cancer survivor myself. Looking forward to enjoy golf games with survivors, volunteers and friends.
Join us for lots of laughs while we play great courses throughout the Bay Area. Having fun through 19 holes is what we're about. As the organizer, one of my goals is to help create a golf network by bringing folks together so members can connect and keep in touch for impromptu golf dates throughout the year. This has helped me improve my play, build friendships, and enjoy the game. I hope it works for you as well. Join the Northern California Golf Association (NCGA) to establish a handicap and t …
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This group is for people who want to go on great golf trips but don't have friends with the time, resources, or availability to go with them. We will organize trips to great venues: Bandon, Kohler, Ireland, Scottsdale, etc. This is an opportunity to meet other avid golfers and join them on trips to great golf courses around the world. If not now, when? Once the meetup has 20 members, I will post a survey to determine interest in venues for our first golf trip.
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This group is for getting people together to play Disc Golf at Golden Gate Park as often as possible. In the SF Bay area that optimistically means once a month.
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This is CAA's 2nd Annual Golf Marathon at the San Jose Country Club. Each 3-some will have a 4th player, an adult with a differing ability, play on their team. It is a most joyful and incredible afternoon celebrating ability, community camaraderie, and the love of golf. Please plan to join - tee-off time is at 1pm; Banquet dinner begins at 6:30pm. If you'd like to help raise pledges of support, the cost is $125/player - at cost to play at SJCC. Raise $1K worth of pledges & play for FREE!! No int …
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This group of golfers play all over the bay area, enjoying the social aspect of golf, a few games, a few drinks, and fun times. I plan to slow down booking events for the next couple of months, however please use this site to plan outings as you wish. I have changed the settings so that anyone can book a event. If you need any help, just email me.
Open to All levels of Golfers, from beginners to advanced golfers. Looking for someone to play with? Want to take some group lessons and improve your game? Want to find other people to hangout with while you're at the driving range? Then come to the Silicon Valley Golf Meetup and meet other golfers who live in Silicon Valley. We are offering group lessons, with the range Professional Instructor, Mike Kim, each Tuesday, and there are 4 slots available each week. First come first serve, le …
What is Fore Us? Fore Us is a loosely based organization whose "members" meet every other week to play a round of golf, socialize and network. How do I join? What are the requirements? There are no membership requirements other than enjoying a round of golf with a great group of people in or around fabulous Marin County. There are no dues associated other than paying for your round of golf. Just let us know if you would like to join us for a round by contacting Gary. What courses do you play at? …
Jue Tanaka, a LPGA Golf instructor at Blue Rock Springs Golf Club, is offering Golf lessons, clinic and classes. Beginner's classes, Ladies Clinics and Kids Program. Simply sign up and meet up with us and let's have fun.
The best way to have more fun with golf is to play often! It doesn't matter what your skill level is - beginner or advanced - as long as you are interested in golf, and meeting new people, you're welcome to join! We will pick new courses in South Bay and other spots in Northern California to keep things interesting and everyone challenged. If you have suggestions about where and when to play, please post messages or suggest meetups! It will be great if you can stay back for a few minutes after t …
"More deals are done on the golf course than in the board room." -A genius. Whether or not it's true, the quote brings up a valid point - golf and business go hand in hand. This is a group for those that want to further their career and expand their network through a round of golf. There's just something about sharing the frustrations of hitting a tiny white ball into a cup that builds a sense of camaraderie among us and our fellow duffers. That bond can be even better if we play with others wh …
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Join like minded women for golf clinics and play days around the Bay Area.
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Okay, so maybe you don't always get that sweet spot, but darnit, you have fun trying! And that's what this group is all about…bringing golf lovers together for fun and new friendships, in non-competitive social settings. Whether you are a beginner, advanced, or somewhere in between…looking to learn the game or improve your existing game…the goal is to calendar events on a regular basis and just get out there. The hope is that the calendar will include member-driven events, to allow everyone who' …
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I am morphing this group to include more outdoor activities that I enjoy: -kayaking -rollerblading -beginners golf -jogging -hiking -dog walking, etc. -and even more random play dates for my 2.5 year old that involve out door activities.
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Purpose: This group is open to professionals who help manage other people's money (lawyers, cpa's, financial planners, financial advisers). I don't want this to be just another weekly referral group at some restaurant in town. It's ultimately a professional referral group of wealth management professionals networking on the golf course. We are open to sharing information and helping fellow members grow their practice. Goals: Open to all Bay Area professionals involved in Law (Estate law, P …
This group is for active adventurers who are interested in meeting people in the Bay Area for hiking, kayaking, biking, skiing/snowboarding, golf, tennis, and for occasional getaways to Yosemite, Tahoe, Mendocino, Big Sur and other fun and fantastic outdoor locations. We're a friendly group in the 30-48, or so, age range who would like to meet other active people around the same age. We'll be planning easy and difficult activities, as well as spontaneous and planned trips. Join us and let's ha …
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Meetup with other fun and outgoing people interested for sailing! We primarily sail-cruise on a comfortable sailboat for some super fun, unique, social activities. No sailing experience is necessary! Each Meetup will include: sailing, motor cruising, and a potluck meal. From time to time let's enjoy a stop over on land mid-day at either: d/t Sausalito, Sam's in Tiburon, Angle Island for picnic & croquet, McCovey Cove in SF for Giant's baseball games, anchor at some awesome secret beaches to re …
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This is a group for single golfers, age 50 and up, looking to meet other singles who share a love of golf. All skill levels welcome. We can meet once a week at various golf courses for a round of golf and some food and drink after.
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Group of friends helping raise funds and awareness for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area, by holding great fun events throughout the Bay Area. Events ranging from bar nights at lounges, to Golf tournaments, to comedy nights featuring known comedians. Come have some fun, meet some new people, and donate towards a worthy cause. Upcoming events: Sept 13- Bar Night (Pure Lounge in Sunnyvale) Sept 23- Golf Tournament (Metropolitan Links in Oakland) Sept 24- Comedy Night (Tommy T's in Pleasanto …
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My husband and I are new to Marin county (moved from NYC) and are looking to meet new friends who share one or more of our interests so we may enjoy them together. Enjoying common interests being the key, versus alcohol/chemical imbibing. Seems like drinking is so central to everything these days. We used to be big time party people, but we chose to stop drinking/using last year soon after we noticed our primary focus was getting numb and not nurturing our relationships. Who we'd like to meet: F …
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Our events are for all us singles who want to GET OUT and have some FUN! Not that we don't love our couple friends too, but they always have to leave early (or can't come at all) because of the kids, the house, etc. This group is for those of us who have more free time and want to make some new friends while having some FUN! There are more of us single people in the bay area than you think, so leave all your friends who are couples at home and come out to have some FUN with us! We're your peop …
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We are a bunch of vibrant, interesting, and fun loving women. Come join us if you like to laugh, and try new things. We do a lot of things like dinners, movies, miniature golf, art festivals, music, and almost anything else you can think of. I hope to see you soon. You must be female and over 50 to join.
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FRIENDSHIP IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS…. Are you new in the bay area? .. need to make a fresh start.. meet new found friends.. or established old ones…networking professionally or want to meet up, relax and find comfort socializing with a good group of people.. join Bay Area Singles 35+ Meet Up! Having moderated 350 events for the last 6 years and making wonderful friends, your host "Jocee" will help support you on your journey in making new friends and establishing a network of people that will enha …
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I know there is a lot of "How do I get the Lego files" type threads but mine is a slightly different issue. In RB3 we now have the ability to delete songs and I wanted one of the Lego songs gone. Like a dork I clicked through the "Are you sure you want to delete these 45 songs" warning. As soon as he disk started spinning I realized my mistake but it was too late.
Usually this isn't a problem I would go into the PSN store and re-download the songs, but the Lego songs were done differently than the rest of the ex-packs, the files were copied from the disk. I put the disk in and went to the "Purchase download" option to see if I could re-copy the files and I get a "This option is no longer available" message.
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Specialized Releases New Camber EVO and Trail Shoes at Crankworx Whistler
Specialized is offering a Camber EVO in 2014.
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Combining both Specialized's popular Camber and EVO-series trail bikes, it seemed like only a matter of time until the Camber itself was offered in a bedazzling EVO spec. Compared to a standard Camber, the EVO gets a bit lower, longer, and more slack with a 68.8-degree head tube and seat tube, a 330mm bottom bracket, and an extra 5mm in the top-tube(except for the XL size, which only sees a 3mm gain).
Rock Shox's Pike seems to be the trail fork du jour for 2014.
The Camber EVO carbon will be available this October with a price tag of $6000, and offered in an aluminum version with a more budget spec for literally half of that. The carbon version comes with a Kashima coated Fox Float CTD with Boost Valve in the back, a Rock Shox Pike up front, SRAM's newly released XO1 drivetrain, an updated Command Post IR(Internal Routing), Formula T1 brakes, and a Specialized wheelset with DT-Swiss internals in the hubs.
The Camber EVO seat tube throws derailleur compatibility to the side, but a direct-mount front derailleur can be mounted to the lower linkage.
Spacing on the rear hub is Specialized's proprietary 142+ spacing, which positions the hub a bit farther towards the drive-side in order to improve wheel dish, thus improving wheel strength. Stock 142x12 hubs will work in the Camber EVO frame as well, but would most likely need derailleur adjustment if switching back and forth between wheels with standard 142 spacing and 142+ spacing.
Specialized's proprietary 142+ rear spacing positions the hub a bit farther towards the drive-side in order to improve wheel dish.
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Up has exactly the same plot as The Incredibles, too
Wait, what? How?
Up has exactly the same plot as The Incredibles, too
Green Gibbon! wrote:Up has exactly the same plot as The Incredibles, too
Wait, what? How?
Jack Bz wrote:I The (human) protagonist isn't white, is female, isn't thin, nor does the film have any kind of princess complex.
G.Silver wrote:His failing, like you say, was his own inability to recognize that he was already great, the best revenge is to live well, etc.
G.Silver wrote:The creepy part is that at the end of the film everything goes back to normal and no one appears to have learned anything, except that supers get to go out in the open again and all the problems with litigation at the start of the film are resolved for no reason other than that, gosh, those super heroes sure are great, aren't they?
Green Gibbon! wrote:To give more examples using the Hitman trailer, a gun control activist might single out the gun violence as a bad message or a Catholic might choose to take offense at the portrayal of nuns.
You read interviews with directors where they talk about the changes Lasseter encourages, and it's always more schmaltz, more heartstring pulling, more maudlin sentiment.
Green Gibbon! wrote:And by referring to the "majority" as something to be feared - to be kept safe from while you stick to your own kind - aren't you "otherizing" yourself? Now who's discriminating?
Gun activists and Catholics aren't systematically oppressed by society.
Green Gibbon! wrote:I'll take that as a concession.
Esrever wrote:Women aren't a minority
Esrever wrote:Women aren't a minority, which is why it is extra screwy that they are so under-represented as protagonists. If you are charitable you can say it's on unconscious omission or if you're cynical you can assume it's a systematic policy. But you have to acknowledge it's indicative of SOMETHING; that the way films are now is not some sort of untainted apolitical base reality. Because if it was, half our films would have female leads.
When Disney bought Pixar in 2006, Lasseter was appointed CCO of both Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios. (The only person with more authority than him is Iger, Disney's CEO.) That gave him a lot of authority over the stuff in production at the time. Sometimes I think that influence is positive and sometimes it's negative. The main thing is that it's always very consistent with his personal tastes, which has a kind of homogenizing effect, and hurts some films as much as it helps others. John likes sincerity and emotion, and does not like cynicism or sarcasm or meanness. Unfortunately there is a time and place for all those things, and I feel like he needs to have his sap tempered a little by other voices.
I remember reading an interview with the director of Meet the Robinsons (I wish I could find it) where he described the day he screened the in-progress version for Lasseter as being the "hardest day of his life", or something similar. They wound up redoing about 60% of the film, and gave the bowler hat villain an emotional family-based backstory instead of keeping him a goofy mustache twirling archtype. (Despite the fact that his original form was the most popular element of the film in test screenings.) The final film has a very strong emphasis on wanting to belong and be part of a family that was not really so prominent in the more anarchic early version.
Bolt was the next film in production at WDAS, and was still in the story stage. Originally, "American Dog" was about a famous TV star dog who is stranded in the desert and teams up with a pirate cat and an radioactive rabbit looking for new homes to get back, all the while thinking it was being filmed for TV. Lasseter thought it was too quirky and didn't have enough heart or focus (quite possibly true, we'll never know), and Sanders refused to make the changes asked of him, so he left Disney. The final version of Bolt is about a superhero TV dog who thinks the show is real and that he really has super powers. (IE: the same plot as Buzz Lightyear.)
The Princess and the Frog is the first film to be produced entirely during Lasseter's tenure as studio head. I don't know much about it other than seeing it and not liking it. There is a character death near the end that is so stupid and so arbitrarily, inappropriately maudlin... blech.
I remember reading an anonymous WDAS animator's comment that the only reason they managed to finally finish Tangled and stop battling about the emotional tone of the film is because "the eye of sauron" had to turn away to go take over directing the troubled Cars 2. Tangled was a movie that was constantly in flux in terms of how straight/how irreverent to play the adaptation. I assume Lasseter is responsible for steering the film back towards a more classic take, and I'm pretty sure I read that he pushed to emphasize the more real-world styled motherly relationship between Rapunzel and Mother Gothel. (Not necessarily bad decisions.)
Lasseter also basically single-handily cancelled Disney's direct-to-video sequel business, conceeding only to franchise-driven dtv productions for stuff like Disney Fairies and Disney Princesses.
There is no way anyone can argue that their under-representation in our films is anything other than intentional, and not just some weird coincidence in the pursuit of an apolitical, agendaless "good story".
the relative shittiness of your life is not really a standard you can use to gauge societal privileged.
Marketing is definitely a lot of it. There's a kind of base "assumed sexism" about the movie-going audience, which is that women will watch movies about male leads, but men don't want to watch movies about female leads, and especially don't like to watch two women talking to each other. Therefore, why risk making movies about women at all? Men are safer.
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It is true, though, that SELinux is kind of hard to use. Some higher-level policy-editing tools would be really helpful, I think.
Alternatively, since SELinux is an architecture, perhaps some of the policies built on it could be flexible abstractions themselves, so that they would define a simpler "language" for defining what the users want to do. Sort of analogous to what glibc does with abstracting away kernel interfaces.
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Posted Jun 28, 2007 21:06 UTC (Thu) by smoogen (subscriber, #97) [Link]
My two problems with either of the solutions is marketing. Selinux people have been very good about reminding people that you need to think about things before you use them. Sometimes they are too good, and you feel that grandpa's old bomb-shelter is almost safe enough for your computers.
And too many of the AppArmour fan-boys will tell you that you don't need to think.. just install it and you will never have a problem.
At which point the religious wars about who is being the bigger idiot start up.
Posted Jun 28, 2007 22:19 UTC (Thu) by flewellyn (subscriber, #5047) [Link]
Or am I being silly?
Posted Jun 29, 2007 7:50 UTC (Fri) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
however there are many people who do make a living in security who do see value in AppArmor, but you just dismiss them as not thinking things through or not understanding security.
you are trying to define security == SELinux
by your definition, anyone who proposes anything else just doesn't know what they are talking about.
there are applications where you really want the security context to follow the data file the way labels do in SELinux (think of a file containing your credit card number, you don't want the security on it to change just becouse you renamed it)
however in other cases all that really matters is what you would access by a particular name. (for example, the contents of what used to be called /etc/resolv.conf is of no value, all that matters is the current contents)
useing either approach to address the pther type of problem will only cause grief. SELinux was born in the NSA where they primarily deal with securing specific data, no matter where it moves. and there labeling data is the natural and best answer.
AppArmor approaches the security from the opposite direction. instead of labeling all the data and then defining what can access what it instead takes the approach of useing a 'label' that is already on the system, the pathname you use to access the file. It then lets you set rules about which of these labels a program can access.
another way of looking at AppArmor is that instead of being data-centric (identify the data you care about and list all the programs that access it) it's process-centric (identify the programs you care about and list all the data it can access)
SELinux is better if you are trying to defend a system against hostile local users. but since re-labeling data is extremely expensive you need to do a lot of analysis first.
Since AppArmor uses labels that already exist on the system, makeing radical changes to how any program can access any data doesn't require re-labeling any of the data (which can have secondary effects on policies for other programs that access the data), all you need to do is change the rules related to the program
There are other technical trade-offs involved in the implementation.
for AppArmor the hard thing (besides getting into the kernel) is determining the path for the thing being accessed.
SELinux has different problems what to label new files that are created how to configure a policy to grant access to a new file automaticaly the need for special tools when manipulating data to change the label
the need to figure out the path for AppAromor on one side vs the issues in figuring out what label a new file should have in SELinux
Posted Jun 29, 2007 15:06 UTC (Fri) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
'ln /etc/resolv.conf /tmp/mytempfile && echo broken >> /tmp/mytempfile'
The basic issue with pathname based-security is the ease of accidentally breaking it. Most real-world programs that you want to secure (Apache, Mozilla, mutt) either have log files, or create temporary files, or both. Making it impossible to create hard links breaks expected UNIX functionality, so the reality is that unless you take an immense amount of care in writing policy, AppArmor ends up being security theatre, and easy to bypass.
Posted Jun 29, 2007 20:54 UTC (Fri) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]
(The very *idea* of a suid root Mozilla gives me collywobbles.)
Posted Jul 1, 2007 9:32 UTC (Sun) by njs (guest, #40338) [Link]
Posted Jul 2, 2007 8:07 UTC (Mon) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
Indeed, all the long-running services on my boxes must run as root for part of their lifetime, just to bind their well-known ports for listening. Mozilla and mutt obviously don't run as root at all, but they're not necessarily that interesting to confine (e.g. on a server).
Posted Jun 30, 2007 6:34 UTC (Sat) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
one of the things that AppArmor does is limit what links a constrained process can create, exactly to prevent the type of loophole that you are trying to make (IIRC they do something along the lines of 'you can't make a link to a file that you can't write to' or something along those lines)
AppArmor is limiting what the httpd process can do, not what the apache user can do, it doesn't matter what userid the process is running as.
Posted Jun 30, 2007 16:33 UTC (Sat) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
You see that is were the problem is. Absolute pathnames are not realy all that absolute. It's possible to have multiple names for the same files. It's possible to have weird directory setups were the same stuff appears multiple times in different directories and different paths.
Plus when your dealing with kernel-level stuff pathnames are pretty much immaterial because the kernel deals with lower-level stuff then all that. I don't understand all of it myself, but your dealing with situations were the kernel has to continiously loop back into userspace to determine what Apparmor is talking about.
So AppArmor is making things _deceptively_ simple instead of actually making it simple. It's just hiding complexity and control from the end user while setting you up for nasty security holes in corner cases. To actually effectively use it you have to actually understand everything that is going on, because it is easier to set rules does not make it actually simplier to effectively impliment versus SELinux.
What he is saying is: * SELinux is a more realistic design based on the realities of how the software and machines work. * SELinux can do everything AppArmor can do. * AppArmor can't do everything that SELinux can do. * It's very possible that SELinux can be made to be as 'simple' as AppArmor is, probably through the use of user-land programs to help set it up for admins.
I don't want to get into a big arguement about it. I don't know if he is right. If you have technical reasons why he is wrong then actually I would love to hear it because it would make it easier for myself to understand what is going on.
But you saying "AppArmor is easy" and that's why some people need it doesn't realy have much to do with what he is talking about because (I suppose) SELinux can be made "easy" in that way also.
It's like that Fire-proof door vs regular Door vs gaping hole thing that came up a few posts back.
If your going to have a door, then why not make it a good and effective door? There is no reason why a effective firedoor door can't be as user-friendly as a less effective door. At least in software-land.
Posted Jul 2, 2007 8:52 UTC (Mon) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
It's all too easy to write a policy like "Read /etc/resolv.conf, read/write/modify/hardlink in /tmp" without thinking about the details of what that allows; worse, the exact behaviour of that security policy depends on system partitioning. On my home machines, where /tmp is in its own partition, that policy is safe. On my work machines, where I have a single large /, that policy is dangerous.
Note that it's the use of pathnames as stable identifiers in policy that concerns me, not the rest of the AppArmor kernel-side. A simpler policy format using file labels wouldn't worry me at all.
Posted Jul 4, 2007 21:53 UTC (Wed) by skybrian (subscriber, #365) [Link]
Posted Jul 5, 2007 8:48 UTC (Thu) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
If you mean files that AppArmor policy covers, then you're implying that you're banning hard links entirely, as in a full deployment of AppArmor, all files are covered by policy.
If you mean files that this program cannot access under the current AppArmor policy, you now have to audit all pairs of programs, and ensure that there is no case where one program which has legitimate access to a sensitive file (e.g. dhcpd in the case of /etc/resolv.conf) can create a hardlink to that file in an area where another process (e.g. an Apache with a security flaw) can create a hardlink to it.
Putting that into a concrete example:
Granted, I'd have had an exploit with or without AppArmor in this case (without AppArmor, Apache could have just overwritten /tmp/dhcpdXXXXresolv or /etc/resolv.conf), but this is exactly the sort of issue a system like AppArmor should protect against; note that I've only posited one buggy program (Apache), and a policy that should confine that process to being unable to edit /etc/resolv.conf, and yet my hypothetical bad guy can still break things.
In contrast, with a label-based system, I'd have a label network-config-file, and all files created by dhcpd would get that label by default. Even though I've not noticed dhcpd's actions in /tmp, Apache can't get access, as it's not allowed to write to network-config-files.
Oh, and again note that the exploitability of this bug depends on partitioning. If I wrote this policy on my home machine (/tmp on a separate partition), I'd not see this flaw at all; if I used it at work (one big / partition), I'd be broken. There's also no easy way to audit a system setup, and confirm that I've not broken the policy; with a label-based system, I just have to check that all filesystems support labelling. With this pathname based system, I have to look at whether my partitioning layout matches the partitioning on the policy developer's system, and whether the differences open holes in policy.
Posted Jul 5, 2007 16:15 UTC (Thu) by skybrian (subscriber, #365) [Link]
A taint-based system does seem more appealing if it could be made to work. It occurs to me that we have something close to that already, except that the security label is the owner and group of the file. The issues with setting the label for new files are similar to deciding what the owner, group, and umask should be for a new file. Maybe this would be more popular if security labels were something familiar? A special kind of group?
Posted Jul 6, 2007 8:29 UTC (Fri) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
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Some weird stuff may have been sent out from Elfster regarding recipients today - don't pay it any attention.
Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2010 2:01 pm
Sorry I haven't been able to send my gift yet. I'm currently still at work on the boat and am smack dab in the middle of a divorce and selling my house. I haven't forgot and this is honestly the first chance I've had to explain. I will get it out very very soon I promise. I am so sorry!
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 4:58 pm
I got a great SIGG bottle with a picture of 011ver, from www.mustloverobots.com and my name at the bottom.
The receipt in the box says
konamouse, This gift is more about
the "why not?" than the "why?". Ho
Ho Ho, unFiction Secret Santa .-..
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Morse code is easy.
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Figuring out where to go from here might make me late for work this morning.
Here is the exchange on elfster prior to this.
Its not a Question, but its a way to contact you without you knowing who I am
I am going to be sending you your Gift Today (Monday December 15) or Tomorrow (Tuesday December 16) I could not get you what i really wanted to get you... christmas was kinda getting tight... had many people to buy for... but i did stop and pick up something that I think you might Enjoy at least i hope you like it :] Hope you have a Wonderful Christmas, and a Happy New Year
My response is not going to be in any code but explains some of the wording.
You're so sweet. It's never about the "what", it's always about the "why". Hugs!
I'm pretty sure there is suppose to be something in the weird capitalization in the elfster post.
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 10:16 am
Got an Amazon gift card from ms_gywn. Thanks!
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 12:19 am
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Received a box from konamouse!
The Mindtrap puzzle book and Alibi card game are excellent (will probably try the card game with family tonight or tomorrow), but the big hit is the "screaming monkey", which my son can't get enough of and spent all day yesterday launching shooting around the house.
Glad you liked it.
The screaming woot monkey was also a huge hit at konashark's work last week. Imagine that thing suddenly flying across the dark room with all the people concentrating on watching Air Traffic scopes.
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 9:56 am
Big, big thanks to my Secret Santa, who must have spent quite a lot of time putting this gift together, from the white tissue paper with the mysterious letters in red, to the white paper with codes all over it, and the black box with secret side compartments *and* another code on the lid in cutout letters--it was the most
fun I've had physically unwrapping a present.
Unfortunately I don't have time to sit and figure out the codes today, but everything has been preserved and I will share more after the holiday weekend.
Merry Christmas!
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 9:07 am
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I got a lovely DVD from Jamesi I believe.....unless there is another Canadian in the gift exchange....
I thought I included a return address!
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 1:21 am
Rogi Ocnorb
Got it, yesterday, fencer. Thanks!
The picture doesn't do it justice. It's quite unique.
I just got off an Amazon card for mine as a back-up. When my parts suppliers get their act together and I can figure out what paint combinations don't utterly destroy each other (stupid California reformulations), I'll forward what I had originally intended. Steampunk shouldn't look "curdled".
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 5:32 pm
I gave to Rogi Ocnorb
Hopefully he got it.
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:42 pm
Haven't gotten mine yet. I did, however, change my address a bit late on Elfster so it's possible it went to my apartment which means I'll get it next week when I'm back there.
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:18 pm
Received a box from konamouse!
The Mindtrap puzzle book and Alibi card game are excellent (will probably try the card game with family tonight or tomorrow), but the big hit is the "screaming monkey", which my son can't get enough of and spent all day yesterday launching shooting around the house.
Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 9:01 am
Got my box today--not going to open it until Friday, but if it's from who I think it is, it's very amusing because this person also got my name a couple (three?) years ago.
Happy Holidays everyone!
Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:13 pm
I got a lovely DVD from Jamesi I believe.....unless there is another Canadian in the gift exchange....
Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 7:30 pm
I recieved a nice package from ThinkGeek with a shirt (oo1oo), some astronaut ice cream, and some digital tape. I have been offline for several days and my not-so-secret santa spilled the beans when she found out that someone named 'Murray' signed for my package.
Anyway, Thanks faeryqueen!! Merry Crimbo!
Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 2:04 pm
I got a two part gift and was weak and opened the card part - a gift certificate for
Sweet Maria's
from Celina! Woo! Thanks so much! And perfect timing, too - I was just about to order from them.
I'm saving the wrapped part for Christmas morning.
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The record number of military suicides seen in recent years may not be directly due to extended deployments or combat experience, according to a new study. This data analysis, funded by the Department of Defense, suggests that the real reason behind the growing number of military suicides is underlying mental health issues in this population.
Their findings will be published in the next edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
What's causing soldiers to kill themselves at a record rate -- there were 325 confirmed or potential suicides last year among active and non-active military personnel -- are the same mental health problems that can be found in the general population, according to the study authors: depression, manic depression and alcohol abuse.
These are all problems that are fundamentally treatable at some level. But the military will have to change the way it handles soldiers with mental illness if we expect to see the number of suicides decline, according to the author of a related editorial published in the journal.
The researchers said they did this study because of the alarming increase in military suicides; in the past, some studies have shown that military personnel were less at risk for suicide than the general population.
The study authors looked at data from the Millennium Cohort Study, the largest-ever long-term study on the military.
The cohort study randomly selected samples of the military population in 2001 to look at their overall health. It checked in with these study participants every three years, regardless of whether they were active-duty or out of the service, and recorded information about their mental, behavioral and functional health.
The Millennium Cohort Study is also funded by the Department of Defense, which plans to follow the same people for the next 67 years, according to the cohort's lead author, Dr. Nancy Crum-Cianflone.
The researchers of the new journal article sliced that data and compared it to the mortality data collected by the National Death Index and the Department of Defense Medical Mortality Registry.
The authors found 646 deaths in the more than 150,000 study participants between 2001 and 2008. Of the deaths, 83 were suicides -- just less than 13 percent.
Those who had committed suicide generally had been deployed for fewer days in a row than other study participants; being deployed for longer than a year was actually associated with a lower risk of suicide. But military personnel who committed suicide were also more likely to be combat specialists and have pre-2001 deployment experience.
"The findings from this study are not consistent with the assumption that specific deployment-related characteristics, such as length of deployment, number of deployments or combat experiences are directly associated with increased suicide risk," the study authors wrote.
The data also showed that the majority of those who killed themselves either struggled with heavy drinking and depression or had been diagnosed with manic depression. The researchers characterized heavy drinkers as men who had more than 14 drinks per week, women who had more than seven drinks per week or binge drinkers (men who had five or more drinks or women who drank four or more in one day).
"Many people might be surprised by these results, but my colleagues and I really weren't surprised based on what we know about the people who have committed suicide," said Cynthia LeardMann, the study's lead author and a senior biostatistician with the Deployment Health Research Department at the Naval Health Research Center in San Diego. "Most suicides happen among troops who have not seen combat."
But what about post-traumatic stress disorder? The study authors looked at PTSD as a factor but found that only nine of the 83 people who committed suicide -- about 10 percent -- had been diagnosed with PTSD or reported experiencing symptoms of PTSD. Comparatively, 55 of the 83 reported heavy drinking.
There are limits to this study. The data were collected only through 2008, meaning the study couldn't account for the more recent time period in which military suicide rates were at their highest and conflicts overseas were still ongoing. "It is possible that the cumulative strain of multiple lengthy deployments only began to be reflected in suicide rates toward the later stages of the conflict," the study authors write.
Also, outside studies show that suicides are underreported on death certificates, and these health surveys gather data using a lot of self-reporting. There is always a chance people could down play certain mental health struggles; however, the authors argue that previous studies suggest that self-reporting screening measures are reliable with this particular population.
LeardMann thinks the results will remain consistent as the data analysis continues.
"We are not expecting to see an association with deployment and suicide risk," LeardMann said.
"That's what's so vexing about this study," said David Jobes, a professor of psychology who runs the Suicide Prevention Lab at Catholic University of America in Washington and who is not affiliated with the study but is familiar with its content.
"The results are so counterintuitive, but I think the data in this study is very solid. What it shows is, we really don't know the full story here about what is really causing the rise, because what the study describes are people who are normally at risk for suicide: They are male, bipolar, people who drink too much or depressed -- that's not unique to the military population."
The study also does not compare military suicide numbers to the civilian population. There is some evidence that the suicide rate also rose in the general U.S. population as the recession intensified, but that remains uncertain until data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention catch up with the military data.
Suicides in the military have been escalating since 2005, when there were 87. In 2012, there were 325. But these incidents have been difficult to study, predict and prevent, according to Dr. Charles Engle, who wrote the editorial accompanying the study. He said the results of this study provide "reassuring ways forward" since there are effective treatments available for mood disorders and misuse of alcohol.
But Engle argues that the military's "current over-reliance on outdated combat and stress models of suicide patterns" and the "long-standing military ambivalence toward the medical model of mental illness" may mean the suicide problem will continue.
The Veterans Administration has taken suicide seriously: It set up a crisis help line. It staffed medical centers with suicide coordinators. It made strides in integrating mental health services with primary care, and it has hired more than 1,000 additional mental health care professionals this year to cope with some of these issues.


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by Robert Vollman
The Nashville Predators lost an asset when former first round pick Alexander Radulov bolted for the KHL; tonight, the prodigal son returns to Nashville. Can he be a difference maker for a team that was already in the discussion of Stanley Cup contenders?
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March 14, 2012
Brian Elliott's giving Henrik Lundqvist a run in Quality Start percentage, highlighting his surprising season.
March 6, 2012
Which teams were winners and losers at the trade deadline, or more precisely, which teams improved for this season and which teams improved for the future?
February 17, 2012
Red Wings might top the standings, but they could use some help between the pipes.
February 11, 2012
While some of Vollman's conclusions in Hockey Prospectus 2011-12 may have been deemed as "bollocks" by Ryder, he still suggests that you check out 2011 NHL Review.
February 2, 2012
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January 20, 2012
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November 15, 2011
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November 8, 2011
By age 27, you might figure that legit NHL prospects wouldn't be lingering in the AHL anymore. And you would be right.
November 7, 2011
Predicting NHL success for players aged 23-26 takes more than just finding high-scoring AHL players who are small or undrafted and playing for non-competitive teams.
October 25, 2011
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October 21, 2011
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Rich 'n' Cheesy Macaroni Recipe
- 2-1/2 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
- 6 tablespoons butter, divided
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 cups milk
- 8 ounces process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
- 1-1/3 cups 4% cottage cheese
- 2/3 cup sour cream
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1-1/2 cups soft bread crumbs
- Cook macaroni according to package directions; drain. Place in a greased 2-1/2-qt. baking dish. In a saucepan, melt 4 tablespoons butter. Stir in the flour, salt and sugar until smooth. Gradually stir in milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Reduce heat; stir in American cheese until melted. Stir in cottage cheese and sour cream. Pour over macaroni. Sprinkle with cheddar cheese. Melt remaining butter and toss with bread crumbs; sprinkle over top.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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I haven't made it yet but I would like to. The only thing is is I despise cottage cheese.
Can you substitute Ricotta cheese instead of cottage cheese in this recipe?
I have made this so many times... It is fantastic!! I don't use the bread crumbs and add a small diced onion. Wow just amazing!! So happy you shared it:)
Very good!
I've made this many times and will continue to make it forever. It is incredibly good. Thank you for sharing this recipe with the world!
I do think this is the best mac & cheese I've eaten. I don't put the breadcrumbs on either. However, I do find I have too much sauce for the macaroni. Next time I will make more macaroni for it. I use a 9x13 since I don't have a 2.5 qt. I also use cut up deli American cheese as per the version I saw in the magazine. Might be a bit cheaper than velvetta and super tasty!
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