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People come to the West Coast for a variety of reasons, fame, fortune, not too many people come to end up as candlemakers. But Tim Sullivan is no ordinary candlemaker. A Madison Avenue ad exec for 25 years, Sullivan left behind the East Coast and the corporate world for something deeper. In 1996 he started off making candles in his tiny kitchen in West Hollywood. What started with one scent has evolved into a studio and store where the Timothy Jay candles are lovingly poured and packaged. There is now a separate private label line and a new online store.
When it comes to scented candles it's often the little details that make a difference. The 10 ounce glasses are heated before pouring to make sure that the wax settles evenly. Fragrances and colors are added by hand. One detail that is particularly welcome is the addition of a felt pad to the bottom of the candle so that a hot candle doesn't mar your tabletop. But it's really the scents that are the magic, they are present but not cloying filling a room with a subtle perfume.
Today's giveaway: Wildflower Serenity Bowl--This one is amazing, a perfect floral yet slightly citrusy scent for summer! Timothy Jay says "I was driving and saw vivid colos dotting the hills and fields, popping up anywhere! Reds, oranges, yellows, lavenders; reminding me of colors in a more formal garden But these flowers are wild and unique ... indescribable; an outrageous profusion creating a rare, light fragrance borne by summer breezes."
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Arrive in Johannesburg any time and make your way to the joining point hotel. A brief departure meeting will be held in the hotel reception area in evening on Day 1 of your tour. Upon arrival look for information from your tour leader on the hotel bulletin board regarding the meeting time. Please make sure you have all of the necessary visas for this tour by the time of the welcome meeting. It is very important to read the Visa section in our trip details to make sure which visas you will need, if any. Please note that not all nationalities are able to obtain a visa on arrival at the border. Our starting hotel is located outside of the city of Johannesburg, but take some time on an excursion to Soweto or to the famous Apartheid Museum.
Drive through scenic mountains, experience traditional Shangaan dinner and dance, visit Shalati village and a community project supported by Planeterra. Game drive and animal viewing in our own vehicle. The name Manyeleti, means 'Place of the Stars' in the local Shangaan language and guests have the opportunity to view the magnificent Southern Constellation. Manyeleti is situated away from the mainstream tourist areas and guests can experience the tranquility of the African Bush in absolute seclusion. In the late afternoon/early evening relax around the pool, sit around the campfire and enjoy your sundowner drink, followed by a traditional meal and traditional dancing by the villagers. Sleep tight and listen to the haunting sounds of the African night. The 23,000 hectare Manyeleti Game Reserve is situated between the Timbavati Private Reserve, the Kruger National Park and the Sabi Sands Game Reserve. With no fences separating Manyeleti from Kruger and the neighbouring reserves, a huge variety of wildlife roams freely over more than 2 million hectares of African bush. Game drives in open vehicles (optional) could bring you into close contact with the Big 5 (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino) for an unforgettable safari experience. The Manyeleti Game Reserve is managed by the Mnisi tribe who have been in the area for many generations. The Mnisi are committed to retaining the integrity of the game reserve and ensuring that the benefits of tourism in the reserve are delivered to the surrounding communities. In the late morning of the following day we will visit and interact with the local community of the Planeterra volunteer program, Hope Africa. We continue into the Kruger National Park searching for Africa's "Big 5", we will spend the remainder of day game driving to spot wild animals in our own vehicle. Planeterra Project Hope Africa Children's Day School Over 80 children, under the age of 5, attend Hope Africa Children's Day School. Planeterra focuses on sustainable solutions, such as early childhood education, to provide access to resources for communities in need. Hope Africa Children's Day School has one teacher, and two teacher's helpers that organize activities for the children, as well as provide them with two meals each day. This school provides support to the children and prepares them for the transition into primary school. Why is this project needed? In the South African community of Mnisi there are many single parent families and a vast number of orphaned children, often cared for by their grandparents. This is due in part to the prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Many children do not begin school until the age of eight, and receive no formal education and limited support during their early formative years. Hope Africa Children's Day School aims to provide children with the opportunity to begin their education, and become involved in organized activities. Planeterra and G Adventures' Support Planeterra is currently fundraising for the most urgent needs of the school. Working with our local community partners, and members of the community and school, a proposal was developed to determine what resources needed to be addressed first. Planeterra is funding the construction of a new washrooms facility, a borehole to provide access to water in the community, as well as a 5000-L holding tank. Planeterra also plans on constructing a kitchen facilities, as meals are currently cooked over an open pit fire. You can assist this project by bringing a children's picture book (in English) and donating it to this project on your visit.
Today we will cross the border from South Africa to Swaziland. The name of the border post is Jeppe's Reef on the South African side and Matsamu on the Swazi side. Some nationalities do require a visa for Swaziland. See our visa section for further information. Remember that visas are your own responsibility, so please double check with your agent if you will require a visa for Swaziland. The South African Rand (ZAR) and the Swazi Lilangeni (SZL) has the same value, so you can use ZAR in Swaziland. However, when you pay in ZAR your change will be in SZL. Explore Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary. Option to go for mountain hikes, mountain biking or a Swazi village tour. The mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland, lead by King Mswati III, is one of three monarchies in Africa. Here explore Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, which is situated in the Swaziland's "Valley of Heaven", the Ezulwini Vallley. In your free time take the opportunity to go horse riding, mountain biking, trailing, or game viewing. Mlilwane was the first wildlife sanctuary in Swaziland, created in the 1950's by a well known Swazilander, Tedd Reilly, on his farm. He has been instrumental in the conservation of Swaziland's natural heritage for many years. This reserve is a gentle relaxed place with zebra, many antelope species and crocodiles. Several hippos have become so used to being fed in the afternoon, that these enormous beasts plod out of the dam to chomp, dribble and munch in front of the Hippo Haunt Restaurant. So close are they, that your entire camera frame is filled with their wide toothy mouth and glistening nostrils. Around the restcamp a variety of animals mill around looking for food, but watching a warthog snuffling near the camp fire while his friend roasts on a spit above, is somewhat disquieting. This reserve offers hiking, cycling and horse riding.
Approximate Distance: 277km Estimated Time: 6 hrs Today we will cross the border from Swaziland to South Africa. The name of the border posts are Lavumisa in Swaziland side and Golela on the South African side. Some nationalities do require a visa for South Africa. See our visa section for further information. Remember that visas are your own responsibility; please double check with your agent if you will require a visa for South Africa. The currency in South Africa is the South African Rand (ZAR). Today we depart for the beautiful Zululand area, re-entering South Africa into one of its most diverse regions. We stay in the St. Lucia area near the coast. Here take the optional boat trip on the estuary or go for a horse ride on the beach. On day 10, visit the Umfolozi Game Reserve (optional) which is a safe haven for both the white and black rhino, and as well lions, buffalo, elephant, and leopard call the reserve home. Also, meet our local friends with a traditional Zulu meal. The St. Lucia Wetlands is a huge expanse of estuaries which is dominated by Lake St. Lucia, the largest estuarine body of water in South Africa. The St. Lucia Marine Reserve, which extends roughly from Sodwana in the north to Mapelane in the south, contains no less than five different ecosystems, and is home to complex body of vleis (wetlands), pans, swamp forests and grasslands. These include the lake itself, a wilderness area known as Mfabeni and Tewati, a marine conservation area, the reed and papyrus wetland of the Mkuze swamps and western shores, and a fossil shoreline more than 25,000 years old.This was the first game reserve in South Africa. Today the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park stands as a beacon to the efforts for conservation in South Africa.
Approximate Distance: 275km Estimated Time: 6 hrs Spend most of the day travelling the coast to Durban. Here you may say goodbye to some travellers who are finishing their trip here, and you may also be met by new G Adventures travellers beginning their trip here in Durban. Explore the beach and dive into the warm waters of the Indian Ocean just out the front door of our guest house. The city of Durban has grown into one of South Africa's best-known and most popular coastal resorts and commercial ports. With stretches of safe, sandy beaches and abundance of holiday accommodation destinations available and all-year sunshine attract visitors to this festive city every year. This city is enjoyed for its vibrant mix of cultures and experiences, with a large diverse population of people. The beach front area has a number of attractions, from fair grounds to restaurants, to water sports and the now world famous "uShaka Marine World".
Approximate Distance: 280km Estimated Travel Time: 5 hrs Today we cross many unique valleys as we continue on to the Addo Elephant National Park, a unique wildlife area. Although famous for the Addo elephants, this park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, and we embark on an afternoon game drive (in own vehicle) in search of the resident elephants, black rhino, lion, buffalo and even leopard. Listen to the wild sounds of Africa while enjoying your sundowner and sitting around the campfire at night. Although the Addo Elephant belongs to the same species as the African Elephant, it is smaller, with more rounded ears and the females generally have no tusks. The park was named after the KhoiKhoi name Kadouw, which they gave to a forting place over the nearby Sundays River. The bush here is a combination of acacia, Spekboom, Gwarrie and Boerboon. The English name for the Spekboom is "Elephants food". Addo Elephant National is home to a number of different animals, including the Big 5 (elephant, black rhino, lion, buffalo, and leopard), zebra, kudu, eland, warthog, and many types of buck.
Approximate Distance: 235km Estimated Travel Time: 5 hrs Indigenous Tsitsikamma forests surround the campsite in the village of Storms River. Optional Activities in the area include hiking a portion of the Otter Trail or along the coastline, abseiling, scuba diving, snorkeling, boat rides, canoeing, whale watching, or even the world's highest bungee jump.
Approximate Distance: Day 15: 220 km ; Day 16: 450km Estimated Travel Time: Day 15: 6 hrs ; Day 16: 8 hrs After visiting "The Heads" in Knysna, a town nestled on a tranquil lagoon on the coast, we take a scenic drive to travel over the Outeniqua Mountains into the area known as Klein Karoo ("Little Karoo"), where we make the quite town of Oudtshoorn our base. In the late afternoon, go and explore the Cango caves or visit an ostrich farm (optional). The Cango Caves are sculptured by nature through the ages, and is filled with mysterious and breathtaking limestone formations in a wide variety of natural colours. They lie in the Swartberg Mountain Range in a limestone belt measuring 1.5km in width and almost 16km in length. This part of the continent was once below the ocean. As the continent rose, the Little Karoo found itself above the water level. The caves started to form some 20 million years ago, when the water level dropped to such an extent that the ground water could start to seep into the limestone. As the water seeped into the ground it absorbed carbon dioxide from the decaying plant and animal matter in the soil and this made it fairly acidic. As it seeped into the limestone, cavities were created that filled with water. Rivers also formed on the surface and cut deeply enough into the limestone to allow them to reach the level of the water pockets. This caused the water to flow out about 4 million years ago. The cave was then, for the first time, exposed to air and the speleothems (cave formations) began to form. The portion of the caves that are accessible to the public extends for 1.2km, with a further 4.1km being kept closed for conservation. Oudtshoorn is notably the ostrich capital of the world. Here ostriches are found in great numbers and the region produces the world's best feathers, leather products and meat. Amidst the 400 ostrich farms surrounding the town, three have distinguished themselves worthy enough to be named show farms. In addition, the Klein Karoo is one of South Africa's eight wine regions, where the sweet and desert wines are well known.
Depart at any time. For those who extend a day or longer in Cape Town: Cape Town offers many different activities – something for everyone. Visit Robben Island, Table Mountain, explore Cape Point (Cape of Good Hope), embark on a wine tour in and around Stellenbosch (45min drive). Visit the old French Hugonote town of Franschoek and surroundings (1h drive). For the not so faint hearted there is numerous adrenaline activities in the surrounding areas, from skydiving to abseiling to cage diving and having a close encounter with the great white sharks. Or wonder through the city centre with some of the oldest buildings and gardens in South Africa (Botanical Gardens and Parliament Gardens). Do not miss the wonderful Cultural Historical Museum, Planetarium and numerous other small museums and theatres. For shopping, dining and entertainment the V&A Waterfront is a hotspot for foreigners and locals alike. Still a working harbour, the Waterfront is an example of creative architecture and restoration and has become South Africa's most visited tourist attraction. The Waterfront offers over 250 shops from designer boutiques to craft stalls, a host of restaurants and coffee shops and plenty of other activities. For cultural exchange, you shouldn't miss out a "Local Dinner" in a private home in an informal settlement. This authentic community experience provides guests the opportunity to get deep inside the heart of Cape Town. Choose from Cape Malay, Xhosa traditional or Cape Town fusion foods, and visit families in their private homes in townships and get insight into South African realities - be part of the family for an unforgettable night. Proceeds go into the community. Visit Red-Hill pre-school, one of our Planeterra project. Planeterra - the G Adventures Foundation is our non-profit organization that was developed to give back to the people and places we visit on our tours. Planeterra supports local community projects, non-profit organizations and international charities that focus on the areas of health, education, community development, environmental conservation and employment skills training.


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It has been forever since my last post! I have been busy with school work. I'm studying fashion design now, so i guess i no longer can say that i'm self taught :) (and i'm not novice anymore! yay). Anyway this is the result after 3 months of studying. The outfit is inspired by earth matters – fuel mixes with high street style. I hope you guys like it! :D
Top: polyester, metal zipper, shoulder pads, extra hard and fusible interlining.
Skirt: Denim, invisible zipper, extra hard and fusible interlining.
Saiira – my lovely English teacher :)
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Food and music. They belong together. Where would barbecue be without blues music? Where would brunch be without a harp? So now here's something interesting, fun, and a blending of good food, wine, and Italian music – and the color pink. A fundraiser to support Italian music to the Berkley College of Music in Boston … hosted by one of Boston's most prominent chefs, Marisa Iocco of Gennaro's 5 North Square. October 22. It's a night defined by rose wine, all pink, staff in pink, wear pink. Make your reservations early and get discounted tickets for this night of delicious offerings from the kitchen and an array of rose wines – all for a good cause.
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Cream Cheese Cookies
- Merrill
With the exception of Pepperidge Farm Mint Milanos, my mother made most of the sweet treats in our house growing up. I've written about her chocolate chip cookies, her banana bread and her white chocolate snowflakes, but I realized that in all the years I've been writing about food -- and poaching her recipes -- I've never written about what is perhaps her most iconic cookie. Her cream cheese cookies are revered not just among my immediate family members -- they're probably my mother's most requested recipe. Countless family friends have incorporated these into their repertoires over the years, and for good reason.
The cookies couldn't be easier to make, which makes them ideal for last-minute bake sales or houseguests. They're chewy in the center, where the texture is kind of like a coconut macaroon, with buttery, burnished edges that crumble like a sandcastle gently collapsing. The cream cheese gives the cookies a nearly unidentifiable tang that keeps you reaching for just one more.
My favorite part, though? My mother got the recipe at a Tupperware party in the 70s. One of the women brought a batch of the cookies with her, and at the end of the party she dictated the ingredients and instructions to all of the other guests. Who knows how many subtle variations of this recipe exist today, legendary among countless other families?
Makes about 24 cookies
Adapted from Veronica
- 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 3 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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about 2 years ago JanetGalope
I added just a bit of vanilla paste to the dough, and these were some of the best cookies I have ever had. Chewy, cheesy, sweet. I made a test batch to see if they would be good for Christmas cookies, and the answer is a big YES! I'm going to experiment with fillings (apricot, dulce de leche) and citrus glazes. Thanks for the fantastic recipe!
about 2 years ago 1172 cook
Thank you Merrill and Ronnie, I am making these for my Break Fast tomorrow, if they last that long!
Congratulations to you and your husband on the news, our "girls" families are growing!
about 2 years ago gt9
Whoa! The biggest challenge tonight is to stop walking by these cookies and not picking up another. Yummy and oh so easy! Thanks Merrill.
about 2 years ago Bondstchoc
The idea was to make these for my 7 year old son but, alas, there were only 2 left by the time he got home. Oops. Round 2 tonight! These will be an excellent palate cleanser for post Russ & Daughters Yom Kippur spread. Thanks!
about 2 years ago Bondstchoc
The idea was to make them for my 7 year old boy as a treat -- I think there were 2 left by the time he got home. Oops. Round 2 tonight? Maybe as a post Russ & Daughters Yom Kippur spread palate cleanser? So great, Thanks.
about 2 years ago anntruelove
I made these cookies last night for dessert and loved them. Making cookies on a weeknight!? This never happens in my house. I absolutely love the simplicity of this recipe. My cookies turned out chunkier than those in the picture. Any suggestions for thinning out the dough so that I end up with less chunky and more spread out cookies?
about 2 years ago monkeymom
Congratulations Merrill! Woo hoo! You look fantastic.
about 2 years ago KitchenKim
I see you prepared the cookies on non-bleached parchment paper! I just bought some and love how they come pre-cut! Thanks for the recipe...looks delish:)
about 2 years ago capemaggie
How would half a maraschino cherry be in the middle? I do like the idea of the citrus zests.
about 2 years ago tmmurphy
Made these for our Sunday Dinner this evening and did add some lemon zest. Fabulous cookies - thanks so much for sharing.
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
You're welcome! I'm eating one right now myself.
about 2 years ago Bevi
Merrill! I totally missed the reference when skimming the grape soda post! And as I looked at the photos of you making the recipe, I asked myself, "is it possible that....?"
Congratulations and how exciting! I agree that we have to have a baby shower recipe contest!
about 2 years ago
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Thanks so much, Bevi! I'm past the point of being able to hide the bump now, I'm afraid!
about 2 years ago quadbob
I baked a triple recipe of these delicious cookies for a meeting of about 50 people and could have used a lot more. They received rave reviews from everyone. They are so simple to make and the result is fabulous!!
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
I made a double recipe tonight myself -- so glad you liked them!
about 2 years ago BettyAnnQ
This sounds like an amazing cookie recipe! And if you say it's your Mom's iconic recipe, then I'm in ! Printing it now . I'm on it ! Thanks for sharing a treasured family recipe!
about 2 years ago liamoran
Hi Merrill, I just made these because it's a Sunday and I love spending the day in the kitchen. They are delicious and easy to make!
Your description is perfect. I am taking some to my parents this afternoon; I know my they will love them, and my mom will love the Tupperware party back story. The remainder (if there are any) will be a Monday treat for my co-workers. Thanks to you and your mom for the great recipe!
And congratulations to you and your husband on your exciting news!
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Thanks, and so glad you liked them!
about 2 years ago Margaret McCormick
Hello, new Christmas cookie! Perhaps with a little vanilla or almond extract, or some citrus zest, as others suggest. Thank you for sharing a treasured family recipe.
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
You're very welcome. I bet the almond extract would be delicious!
about 2 years ago witloof
These look wonderful. I'm going to try them with some barley flour.
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Interesting! Let me know how that goes.
about 2 years ago
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Oh, my, I missed that reference on the grape soda! Congratulations! So happy for you!
about 2 years ago Panfusine
so did I, congratulations Merrill! (will we all have the honor of contributing recipes in a baby shower contest theme?)
about 2 years ago
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Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Thanks so much! And something pregnancy-related to come, for sure...
about 2 years ago
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These are lovely, and the recipe sounds sort of like your family's version Belle Foley's Chocolate Cake. I've just squeezed these into next week's menus. Thank you so much.
about 2 years ago amysarah
I wonder - since you mention these cookies' texture being somewhat like a coconut macaroon - have you ever made them with flaked coconut (maybe even toasted) added to the dough? My life long coconut bender requires that I try to sneak it into any baked good, and this seems like a great marriage. Btw, had a coconut shake with a delectable Arepa de Pernil at Caracas Arepa Bar, on E. 7th St., yesterday and it was heaven - not too sweet or rich, like a milky coconut slushy with a sprinkle of cinnamon. Really refreshing - highly recommend it! (This was after a glass of Malbec with the arepa - another great combo.)
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
I haven't tried adding coconut, but I think that would be really good. And that milkshake sounds delish!
about 2 years ago cookbookchick
I have your concord grapes recipe cooking on the stove right now -- these cookies are next. (And look at that tummy, Mama!)
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HOLD THE PHONE! Is there something we need to know?
about 2 years ago wssmom
Read all about it here ... http://www.food52.com/blog...
about 2 years ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I missed that! Congratulations Merrill!!!
about 2 years ago
Cynthia is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
You look absolutely beautiful!
about 2 years ago gingerroot
You are glowing, Merrill!
about 2 years ago
Merrill Stubbs
Merrill is a co-founder of Food52.
Thanks so much, everyone! It really means a lot to have all of your support and kind wishes.
about 2 years ago TheWimpyVegetarian
I totally missed this fabulous news too!!!! Many congrats to you and your husband! We are all so happy for you and will be following the progress of this baby every step of the way!!!


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Commentary: The 2013 Legislature's legacy? Minnesota can do better
Gov. Mark Dayton and legislative leaders convened in January with a common goal of "progress for Minnesotans on education, job creation and better government." Four months later, the Legislature's adjournment left more questions than achievements.
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May 30, 2013 - 10:00am
Commentary: Legal pot: More state dollars, less for gangs
By Froma Harrop The good things that should happen after marijuana is legalized are happening in Colorado. In November, voters in Colorado — and Washington state — legalized pot for recreational use. (Many states allow medical use of marijuana.) What are the good things? For...
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Researchers and practitioners head to San Jose
USENIX Security 2008
The 17th Security Symposium met in San Jose, California, USA, during the week of July 28, with a refereed paper track and Invited Talks.
USENIX Security might lack the buzz surrounding DefCon, but the content more than makes up for this. The competition for getting a paper accepted is fierce, with only 27 of 174 papers getting the nod from the Program Committee this year. And you will find the research behind some of the hot topics in security in these papers.
Niels Provos delivered a paper and an invited talk, both about the work he has been doing at Google to uncover infected websites. Google, like other search engine companies, creates constantly updated caches of web pages. Provos and his associates have built software that scans tens of millions of web pages each day, selecting a million URLs to load into instrumented virtual machines running Windows and IE.
Provos said that one in a thousand URLs will direct IE to a malware download site that can result in Windows being automatically exploited – a drive-by download. The distribution of malware-infected web servers by type is roughly equivalent, so visiting a financial or social networking site is almost as dangerous as hitting sites with adult content.
Researchers like to collect new malware variants, and a team from Johns Hopkins (that included Provos) built the world's most flexible server to do just this. Sam Small explained how they used a natural language learning approach to design a server that can elicit responses from a wide range of protocols, allowing the researchers to collect malware for analysis – imagine a server that responds "correctly" as if it were running more than 500 web services.
Although MIT students were prevented from presenting their talk about getting free Mass Transit rides at DefCon, two students from the University of Virginia and two members of Chaos Computer Club Berlin wrote a paper detailing how to recover the encryption keys used in the same RFID chips (Mifare) that the MIT students wanted to describe. Their technique required both physical methods (acetone to separate the chip, then polishing to remove layers) and software techniques to identify the encryption key encoded in the revealed gates.
More recent research getting attention involved reading the DRAM of systems after they had been turned off. William Clarkson presented "Cold Boot Attacks on Encryption Keys," which was awarded best student paper, and showed how data can be extracted from memory more than half an hour after a system has been shut down – if the RAM is kept cool. Clarkson proved that he and his co-authors could recover the encryption keys used by OS X's File Vault, Vista's Bit Locker, and several schemes used in Linux to encrypt hard drives.
The best paper award went to Jian Zhang, Phillip Porras, and Johannes Ullrich, who wrote about their system for creating highly predictive blacklisting. By grouping sites both regionally and according to their attack surface, they improved on the effectiveness of both the Global Worst Offender List (GWOL) and Local Worst Offender List (LWOL).
I found comments by Dawson Engler, one of the founders of Coverity, a static code-checking tool, really incredible. During his invited talk, Engler said that many of Coverity's customers object to improvements in their tools because it finds more potential bugs – and thus makes the customers' code look worse. It seems that many organizations would prefer not to know where their bugs are.
The papers are available at http://www.usenix.org/events/sec08/tech/, and you can find video streams of invited talks courtesy of Linux Pro Magazine [1] (Figure 1).
- Linux Pro Magazine video archives: http://www.linuxpromagazine.com/usenix_sec08
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Version 16 of the popular Linux desktop reveals new tools, edge-snapping, and performance improvements.
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Dell renews its quest for the ultimate developer machine.
Sneaky New Linux Attack Discovered in the Wild
Innovative back door looks like normal SSH traffic.
CeBIT Call for Papers
One of CeBITs most successful forums opens the new year with a new name. The popular Open Source Forum continues in 2014 under the name Special Conference: Open Source. This year, the forum will be bigger and offer a wider range of possibilities for sponsors.
Linus Announces Linux Kernel 3.12
New release offers better graphics drivers and expands filesystem support.
Dark Alliance Reinvents Email Security
New mail protocol will shut out the NSA and prevent snooping on metadata.
DDos Attack Map Charts Denial of Service
A new web application helps users visualize distributed denial-of-service attacks.
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I often receive calls from corporate customers, looking for something really impressive to give to their most important clients. Although I think that all of our gifts are impressive, there are a few that definitely belong in a league of their own. These are my favorites when shopping for the uber-client!
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Then there is the Opus One for the discriminating oenophile. Most of my customers get excited when I tell them there's an Opus One in the house, and rightly so. This black leather basket includes a serious array of selected wines, caviar and fine gourmet foods of the highest quality. No mistaking what kind of impression this will leave!
Last but certainly not least is the Dominus Showcase with a rating of 95 points in Wine Spectator magazine. Included are two additional bottles of fine wines, smoked salmon and fantastic gourmet foods. To top it off, this one includes the option of embossing your own personal message on the ribbon. Could it get much better than this?
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Side Dishes: Chef Leu's House, Klinger's Kiosk Closes
From Shelburne Road, the porch at Chef Leu's House appears to have exploded. A stack of broken boards and lengths of yellow tape warn customers away from the front door. But despite the mess, says Manager Tony Wang, the restaurant is open for business, with signs pointing to an alternate entry.
Wang explains that the chaos resulted from an unfortunate meeting of porch and car: "An older man tried to park, and he stepped on the gas pedal instead of the brake." Nobody was seriously injured, and the cost of repairs is being covered by the driver's insurance. Work begins on Thursday and will probably be completed next week, says Wang.
The staff at Stephen & Burns must be bummed they can no longer step outside their door and grab lunch. On June 30, employees packed up the 13-year-old Klinger's Kiosk on Church Street and closed it down for good.
Why did they take away the fresh-baked breads, biscotti and coffee? "We felt that over the last two or three years, foot traffic on Church Street had been declining significantly," co-owner Judy Klingebiel says. "And that there's a lot more competition for the kinds of things that we sell at the kiosk." Some of that competition comes from one of the bakery's best wholesale accounts, City Market. In essence, the bakery was competing against itself.
"We decided to focus our energy in different directions," Klingebiel goes on. "We've been putting a lot into our website, and we have a themed-sugar-cookie business that we call 'Cookies from Vermont,' and this has been really taking off." The Farrell Street location in South Burlington still serves up soups, sandwiches and croissants.
The Church Street Marketplace, which owns the kiosk, is seeking a new tenant, says Executive Director Ron Redmond. The company has extended the application deadline until the end of July in an effort to review as many proposals as possible before making a decision.
"The Marketplace is 100 percent funded by fees," Redmond relates. "We want to have a good operator who can be successful and community minded, and at the same time, we need that revenue."
In other Church Street news, Redmond mentioned that he's excited about getting more Church Street eateries on the rosters of the Vermont Fresh Network. "That's kind of a goal for us over the next year," he states. "I think that has so much value for today's customer." When it comes to the sources of their food, Redmond believes, "People want to know."


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Brown County authorities are still awaiting a governor's warrant from Illinois before scheduling another extradition hearing for Daniel E. Neasom.
Neasom, 29, of Aberdeen, is wanted in Chicago on a murder charge.
The governor's warrant, which will include more information about Neasom, has not yet been arrived in Brown County, law enforcers said. It's required because last week, Neasom declined to be voluntarily extradited to Illinois to face the charge.
Chicago police believe that in July 2011, Neasom pushed a woman out of his third-floor apartment window, resulting in her death.
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ALHAMBRA - A La Puente man will spend the next five years in prison for leading police on a high-speed chase last year that ended when the stolen car crashed in Covina.
While fleeing from police, the driver also broke into the home of a retired police officer.
Terence Anthony Warner, 31, was sentenced Tuesday at Alhambra Superior Court.
Jane Robison, spokeswoman for the District Attorney's Office, said Warner had pleaded no contest to 19 charges.
The charges are:
- evading an officer
- unlawful driving or taking of a vehicle with a prior conviction
- possession for sale of methamphetamine
- offering to sell/transportation of a controlled substance
- a convict having a concealed firearm in vehicle
- possession of firearm by a felon with two prior convictions
- carrying a loaded firearm with a prior conviction
- possession of ammunition
- theft
- receiving stolen property which was a wallet and its contents
- identity theft
- child abuse
- leaving the scene of an accident
- resisting or obstructing an officer
- giving false information to a police officer
- two counts misdemeanor aggravated trespassing
- two counts misdemeanor vandalism of a dwelling
The June 7 pursuit began in San Gabriel when police tried to pull over the driver of a 2011 Toyota Camry because he was driving without his lights.
The driver fled.
He lost control of the car at Azusa Aveune in Covina and crashed into trees. He abandoned the damaged car and his teenaged passenger.
When he broke into the home of a retired officer, the ex-cop held him at gunpoint. But Warner got out through a window, jumped on the roof and made his way down.
He was seen by an officer and arrested.
- Ruby Gonzales