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If you lose possession of an Android phone, your PIN or pattern unlock might not be enough to protect the sensitive data stored on it. Not, at least, after it's spent an hour in a hacker's freezer.
A pair of researchers at Erlangen University in Germany have shown that a trick known as a "cold boot attack" can read data from a Samsung Galaxy Nexus running the latest version of Android, even when the phone is protected by a PIN and has its storage disk encrypted. They call their technique FROST, or Forensic Recovery of Scrambled Telephones. By simply cooling the phone to around five degrees Fahrenheit and quickly rebooting it, Tilo Mueller and Michael Spreitzenbarth found they could read data from its memory including images, emails and web browsing history, as well as the key that in some cases allows them to decrypt the phone's encrypted storage disk.
The attack, which was first shown on PCs in 2008 but has never before been applied to mobile devices, takes advantage of an effect known as the "remanence," the lingering information that remains for a few moments in a device's memory even when a power source has been removed. The colder the memory, the longer that information lingers. "RAM doesn't lose its content immediately," says Mueller. "If it's 30 degrees celsisus, it's lost in one or two seconds. But if you cool the phone, the contents are lost in five or six seconds. That gives us enough time to reboot the phone and access the memory."
The researchers found that in that cold state, they could quickly remove and replace the battery while holding the phone's power and volume buttons, which causes the phone to quickly reboot in "fastboot mode." The entire process takes less than half a second, they say, and allows them to offload the phone's RAM via USB while it still contains the cold, digital leftovers from before it was switched off.
Among the data stored in that RAM, the researchers found the key to the phone's encrypted storage disk, which in some cases might give them full access to the device. But that final step would only work in phones with an unlocked bootloader–In its latest version, Samsung locks the bootloader and automatically wipes the user partition if it's unlocked, preventing them from using the trick.
Even then, the researchers can access all data stored in RAM. Given that phones are rarely switched off, that often contains a significant cache of sensitive personal data, the researchers point out. They found they could recover fully intact address book contacts, thumbnail photos, and Wifi credentials, and partially recover calendar entries, emails, text messages, high-resolution photos, and Web history.
Mueller says there are no easy defenses against the attack, other than turning a phone off before it's out of the owner's possession. Rebooting a phone more often may also leave less sensitive data in its memory. The researchers say they haven't yet tested the attack on other phones, but believe that it would likely be much more difficult on iOS.
In their still-unpublished paper on FROST, the two researchers intend their technique to serve as a warning for Android users and as a useful tool for law enforcement forensic analysts trying to recover data from a seized phone. "It reveals a significant security gap that users should be aware of," reads the paper. "Since smartphones are switched off only seldom, the severity of this gap is more concerning than on PCs. Second, we provide the recovery utility Frost which allows law enforcement to recover data from encrypted smartphones comfortably."
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Adults today criticize the younger generation for a lot of things. But we seldom stay long enough in the mirror to realize that the younger generation is a reflection of the last generation.
Whatever may be said of the younger generation, the real question is, "Who was on the watch while this generation that we criticize so heavily was growing up?"
We were, of course. So their failures are not just a commentary on them but on our ability to raise them.
What are some of the ways we could have done better? Here are two glaring failures on our part. The first one is that we gave them valuables before we gave them values. As a result they became wrapped up in things rather than in the development of their person. They started being more interested in how they look rather than who they were.
And when they thought about who they were they identified who they were with the things they had. So they put more pressure on the parents to give them things so they could feel better about who they were.
When they came of age their focus was to get more things, more adult toys or things that will make them look good. They were more interested in looking good than being good. Looking right than living right.
But true success has more to do with character than with reputation. Character is who you really are; reputation is who people think you are. It is wonderful when they are the same but they seldom are.
The next thing we failed to do was to teach them how to have a home before they have a house. The result is that their inability to maintain a home resulted in more property to fight over in divorce court.
Buying a house is a matter of saving enough and having good enough credit. There are also shortcuts to getting a house. If you have family or friends who will co-sign for you the process becomes shorter. You could also inherit either the house or money to get the house you want. However when it comes to having a home no one can co-sign for you, no one can die and leave you a home.
Many of us as parents were eager to say our children were doing well, so we pulled out the stops to help them get the house but did little to help them build a home.
Probably we should go back to doing things like teaching them values before they get wrapped up in valuables; and teaching them the principles for building a home before building a house. It's great to think about the grand old days, but it is even greater if we can inculcate in this generation the grand old values and help young people focus on the things that matter most in life.
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I really miss the Big East. There I said it. I'm sure many others feel the same way.
I miss West Virginia playing in the Big East. The rivalries they had and the great history they made in the league.
I know why the decision was made to leave the Big East. It's all about money, survival in the world of big-time college athletics, etc., etc.
Of course we saw the Big East imploding right in front of our eyes. Especially from a football standpoint. After all, we were not the first school who bailed out.
It was a ripple effect.
It actually started a few years ago when Virginia Tech, Boston College and Miami left for the ACC. Then Pitt and Syracuse bailed out a couple of years ago, even though they continued to play and did not leave as early as WVU.
Of course the early departure that WVU won in court cost them millions – but that's another story.
But I really miss the Big East, especially this time of year. West Virginia had become a player in the best basketball conference in the country. Just two years ago they won the Big East tournament played at Madison Square Garden in New York. That same season they made it to the Final Four.
West Virginia officials saw the chance to join the Big 12 and jumped at it. They didn't want to go down with the ship. I guess I can see their reasoning. It was a logical business decision.
But there are other factors involved. Take the travel. WVU's basketball team will have traveled 31,000 miles this year. That much travel into a different time zone has taken its toll on the team. Late night flights and tight schedules have definitely affected the team. The closest school to WVU is Iowa State – which is about 900 miles away.
Geographically it doesn't make much sense. However, many of the schools that have joined new conferences don't seem to worry about where most of the other colleges are located.
WVU has had a tough time competing in the Big 12. The football season started out great, but then quickly went down the toilet – swirling, around and down.
This basketball season has been tough for Mountaineer fans. After all, the Big 12 is one of the toughest conferences in the country. Our team simply does not have the talent to compete this year. I am not sure we would have fared any better in the Big East, but the trips to the northeast would have been much better that those long flights to Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma.
As far as I'm concerned, the Big East was the best basketball conference in the country the last few years.
I'm happy to see the seven Catholic schools have decided to form their own basketball league. The Big East's seven departing Catholic schools are expected to start their own league next season and will keep the Big East Conference.
Good for them.
The seven Catholic schools - DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall and Villanova will form the the new "Big East" this fall. Xavier and Butler will join later. Creighton has emerged as the favorite to become the 10th team, and would also join next season.
The remaining Big East football teams are in the middle of a massive makeover. Next year, Big East football will have holdovers Connecticut, Cincinnati, South Florida, Temple, Rutgers and Louisville, along with newcomers Central Florida, Memphis, Houston and SMU.
In 2014, Louisville and Rutgers are on the way out. The Cardinals are going to the ACC and the Scarlet Knights to the Big Ten. Then Tulane, a former Big East member, and East Carolina (who has wanted to join the league for years) will join. Navy is scheduled to join the Big East for football in 2015.
Could or should WVU have stayed for the revamped Big East? Probably not. Especially since the new Catholic Big East will primarily be a basketball conference with the non-football playing schools.
The schools left that play football are really not "big time" when it comes to the BCS.
Still, call me sentimental, but I can't help miss the good old days.
As for WVU, I guess they will be playing in Kansas City instead of the Big Apple now. Hopefully the new recruits Coach Bob Huggins and Coach Dana Holgorsen bring in will be able to compete in the Big 12.
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I am dismayed to hear that the Bowery is being replaced with a Mellow Mushroom. Having been to the one in Augusta, I now realize just how terrible this is for our once wholesome community. The walls are decorated with various promotions of the use of illegal drugs, and the wait staff are covered from head to toe with piercings and tattoos. If we want downtown Aiken to be like downtown Augusta, maybe we should remember how many shootings they have.
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Much has been written about some of the local programs (example — programs at SRS) not being funded or having their funding cut. Hypothetically, let us assume you called your boss a liar in front of other employees. Do you think this would help your programs to be funded? No, neither would Rep. Wilson. What if every time your boss said something, anything, you rushed to find the nearest media outlet to denounce what he just said. Do you think that would help you achieve your objections? No, and neither would Sen. Graham. People, even on the federal people are human beings with feelings — just like President Obama. Please consider electing leaders who will cooperate and not insult one another (on both "sides of the aisle"). The future of our country is more important than partisan politics.
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Detroit's bankruptcy
How can Detroit's bankruptcy be blamed on the Democrats? This is something that happened while all parties were president. Detroit mismanaged money and suffered from the recession.
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This morning we have been hearing and singing about Christmas. What a joy to come together and take a few moments out of our busy day to pause and reflect upon the meaning and significance of the Christmas story. Very soon our day will be taken up with food and presents and conversation. But here this morning, for just a few moments, we create space to welcome into the world Jesus.
Through the witness of Matthew and Luke's gospel as well as great Christmas carols we have been heard and proclaimed the miracle of Christmas.
- We have heard of Joseph's struggles to accept that his wife could be with child before their marriage and of his obedience to God in spite of his doubts.
- The great rousing hymn, "Joy to the world" reminds us of the message received by the Shepherds watching their flocks by night as well as the joy experienced by Mary and Joseph upon the arrival of their first child. Dietrich Bonheoffer suggest that for anyone to whom the words "Joy to the world" sounds foreign or for whom this news sounds weak has not yet heard the gospel.
- We have sung of Mary's boy child and heard how Jesus came to be born in the town of David, the town of Bethlehem. We are reminded of how great news came in to the world in an obscure and out of the way place. While the rest of the world went about its usual work the Saviour, Messiah and Lord of the world was born.
- We are reminded of Mary, who treasured these things and pondered them in her heart.
- And in just a few moments we will hear of the wise men. Kings who travelled from faraway lands; who followed the star and came to the newborn King with gifts of Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh. As we give gifts to those we love we re-enact the story of the wise men but more importantly the story of God who gave us his son as a gift of grace
These songs and these stories celebrate the Christmas story and proclaim the good news of great joy of the birth of Jesus.
In just a few weeks, perhaps even a few days our family will welcome into the world the wonderful gift of a child. After waiting the child we do not yet know will be "with us". We will be gripped by an overwhelming sense of joy and love. The child is with us. It will be given a name and we will be in awe.
This morning we celebrate another child being "with us but with us in a very different way. In Matthew 1:22 we are told the birth we celebrate this morning took place "To fulfil what the Lord had said through the prophet, The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and they will call him Immanuel which means "God with us"."
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According to an email MacRumors received from Verizon, existing customers will get their long awaited chance to pre-order the iPhone 4 on February 3rd at 3am EST. This is a full week before people who are waiting to switch to Verizon will be able to get their hands on an iPhone 4. Verizon also listed some simple steps for current customers to take to ensure they will be able to place their pre-order on time. Make sure you get your orders in as soon as you can because once their stock has depleted you will have to wait until February 10th just like everyone else.
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That's great, but everyone forgets to mention that you can still do all of that if you have a wifi connection even if you're on Verizon.
Why are you MULTITASKING when you should be DRIVING? Many states have outlawed texting and calling while driving, do you really think they will make an exception for "browsing eBay, and answering emails"? I am not worried one bit about the AT&T advantage with multitasking. I have wifi at work, at home, and at all my friends and family's houses if I really need phone and data at the same time.
You don't need WiFi to do that if your call is running over Skype.
Re: the fact you cannot be on a call and check e-mail at the same time... I feel that a lot of "regular" iPhone users (i.e. those who do not use their iPhone for heavy business use) will not miss this as much as some are suspecting. There's a possibility a fix will come soon that will indeed allow voice/data at the same time anyway.
I'd agree with that assessment. And for those that might find the data/voice feature essential, I think Skype has a $3 a month subscription to allow unlimited calling with US/Canada numbers.
I'm sticking with AT&T. I haven't had any major issues, so there no sense in me switching carriers for the SAME phone.
I may switch to Verizon when my contract runs out with AT&T if Verizon is on the same iPhone cycle. Otherwise, if AT&T is going to be getting the next iPhone model months ahead of Verizon, I'll just stick with AT&T.
I prefer AT&T's multitasking network, the GSM technology, and the fact that, at least for me, their customer service is way more civil than Verizon. Verizon customer service reminds me of a car salesman... all sweet and happy for you while trying to make the sale and then wish you would drop dead after they have it.
Amen to that!
The trade in price for the 3GS seems pretty decent. Mine is usable but clearly old, so to have a no-questions-asked $160 fund the price of the new phone? Great.
(In my personal situation, my ETF will be $90 and I had already been budgeting $200 for a February iPhone 4 purchase, but I thought it'd be AT&T with an upgrade, until AT&T changed my upgrade date to April. So I can take the $160 and the $200, and only spend $30 more than I had planned on to pay for the ETF and the 32 GB phone.)
I'm sorry but the "voice+data" multitasking is pure garbage. When you "surf the web while talking" are you speaking as you surf? Doubtful because it is hard to speak one thing and write something different without making mistakes somewhere.
Changes are you aren't saying anything while "searching for movie tickets". You just have the person on a connected hold while wasting your minutes.
There is nothing wrong with saying "I WILL CALL YOU RIGHT BACK". Just think, not having that "voice+data" feature that seems to be such a deal breaker for some people will actually SAVE YOU MONEY ON CELL MINUTES.
I swear nobody looks at the bigger picture here lol.
Not to mention with AT&T's spotty coverage, that call might even be dropped during your search for movie tickets...
Like I said, pointless feature to brag about.
Pure garbage? Not even. What's so difficult about typing, surfing, "checking movies", etc. while talking on the phone? This may come as a shocker, but there are some people out there who can actually chew gum and walk at the same time. Speakerphone and Bluetooth devices are there for a reason and some customers actually have unlimited plans, which makes your "wasting minutes and saving money" argument invalid.
"I'LL CALL YOU RIGHT BACK" isn't a selling point or ease of use feature.
I like the fact that I can be on a call while checking an email or email from multiple accounts without having to hang up and call them back. I like being on a call with someone and being able to watch a video (emailed or YouTube) they just sent me. I like the fact that my GPS or Pandora doesn't sh* t the bed just because a call comes in.
Say what you want, but these features matter to some people.
You can only do this if your call doesn't drop though. Remember, you gotta KEEP the call connected in order to do this. AT&T still hasn't mastered the cellphone call.
Not to mention pandora pauses during a call and GPS apps usually cache ur route incase of lost connection.
Your counter argument fails.
I got slacker radio and that one don't pause. idiot
I do "KEEP" my calls. I'm fairly pleased with 2 dropped calls during the 6 years I've been with AT&T/Cingular/Bellsouth. I live in a city with a very strong signal and never have any problems with my service.
Good luck trying to use GPS apps such as Garmin's which are server based rather than downloaded maps.
Argument. Valid.
Personally, I like the fact I can hold a sable call in a low signal (and high signal :P) area.
But if data/voice over 3G is that crucial to your lifestyle, a $3/month unlimited US/Canada calling subscription to Skype should fix that problem.
I'm definitely selling my AT&T iPhone 4 on eBay, as I see they are getting significantly more than what Verizon is offering. With that, I'll pay for my early termination AND the Verizon phone. Can't wait to actually be able to use 3G data, since AT&T doesn't have 3G in our area.
I may wait a few weeks to sell my iPhone though, as I'm assuming there will be a flood of them on eBay for a couple of weeks. Let everyone else sell theirs off, and when the price comes back up, I'll be there with mine.
yes. VZ isnt stupid. They offer you $160 for a 32GB 3GS. If you check ebay, Non-working water damged 3GS can sell for $250. A working 32gc 3gs can sell for $350-$400
An iphone 4 can sell for $500-$600.
If anyone wants to take on the VZ offers, I will match them. HA
Be careful here. The eBay/Craigslist market is going to be flooded with AT&T iPhone 4's once the Verizon iPhone is out. My guess is that the prices are going to plummet, as some estimates are saying 7 million AT&T users will jump ship...
In any case, the fact Verizon is offering you $280 for a 16GB iPhone 4 is pretty good. They are paying your ETF for you.
Can someone explain what the trade in program is for the iPhone 4. What's the 280?
That is how much they will give you towards credit for their iPhone/service for a 16GB iPhone 4 that is used for AT&T's network.
Will the pre-order be available through My Business Verizon account? I have 5 lines available for upgrades.
I think I read or heard somewhere that the process for business customers is going to be slightly different, but that may have been for the February 10th hard launch. Your best bet would be to call their business support just to check. You'll be able to get your answer now so that you're not scrambling to get it figured out on the 3rd.
well people make it seem like at&t is like really great because of your data call thing or whatever but really who really does used that its kinda lame and i bet you lose a call when you do cause of your bad service ahha ahahahahah i wouldn't use it anyways I'm sure people that are doing business related work would use that not your average American and besides someone will have a jailbreak source that would let you do that on Verizon so im going to get my phone on the 3rd haha big blue just got sack by big red haha
Anyone know if the trade-in options are "limited time only" or will they be around for a while? I'd like to compare performance on the networks before I seriously think about switching.
@joe mcg 7 million people will jump ship? Wow lol i don't think even verizon would want that. My gf will be getting one since she's on verizon. And drops calls and has not very good service with her bb tour. Not sure if its the network or the phone. Anyway good luck to the people that are jumping ship. Hope you have just as good of service as I have had with AT&T for the past 7 years. First few months are going to be brutal. I look forward to the verizon horror news stories to come. TIPB RULES!!!!!!!
Remember, even though AT&T is paying you for trading up your phone, there still is the $325.00 termination fee.....
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N4G is a good bellwether of sorts when it comes to gauging the interests of video game consumers.
The above screenshot of the site shows the top trending articles as of right now. You can see this consists largely of Grand Theft Auto news as well as some scantily clad women.
Now, the question this will invariably raise is whether or not posting the latest leaked screenshot of GTA V, or the latest Game Informer cover really qualifies as "journalism." Aren't we just hyping the game, giving Rockstar and various other publishers free press? Shouldn't game journalism be better than that?
The answer to those questions is both "yes" and "no."
One of the savviest points I've seen raised in our manifold discussions of gaming journalism is that many video game writers are not really journalists at all—they're bloggers writing about games that interest them. This is not meant as an insult, just as an observation.
At this blog, I wear several hats.
Sometimes I believe I do take a more journalistic approach, interviewing developers or businessmen or artists about their work, or piecing together a story from past events and giving it context and analysis.
Often I would describe what I do as opinion journalism (or context journalism, perhaps) which is distinct from simply reporting on the facts in a totally unbiased manner. I almost always add some commentary or analysis that gives those facts context. This also means I present what I write about through the filter of my own opinion and bias. Naturally, this is what opinion journalists are supposed to do. That's the job description.
Sometimes I wear the blogger or enthusiast hat as well and post fun or pithy news about video games I personally am excited about, or personally can't stand.
Or I write about storytelling or game mechanics and take a more "academic" approach (for lack of a better term.) This is not the same thing as journalism, but I find that the conversation this sort of writing can generate is valuable in its own right. Wearing this hat, I think I'm something of an "entertainer" as well, since I'm attempting to entertain and to engage my readers by providing insights and points of discussion, or funny YouTube videos, or screenshots of upcoming games.
And finally, I wear the critic's hat when I review games. This is a type of opinion journalism, though perhaps more obvious and direct. Criticism is its own beast, after all, and not quite the same thing as Op/Ed. It's also a type of blogging. The hats, it appears, can be worn in tandem.
It's also the most scrutinized hat. The audience constantly asks critics to be "objective" and "unbiased" and lambastes critics who dislike their favorite game or who are obviously being "paid off" when they praise a game the audience dislikes. Even if some reviewers are horribly corrupt or compromised, these lines of critic-criticism and ad hominem can be applied to anyone.
The perils of wearing the critic's hat are myriad. If you plan on becoming a critic, be prepared for such lovely statements as "If you know so much, why don't you go make your own [insert product type here] and see if you can do it any better!" or "You're obviously in the pocket of [insert company name here]" as well as many, many others.
All of which actually makes the discussion over what " video game journalism" ought to be more difficult.
Lots of gamers scoff at posts of screenshots. So much for "video game journalism" they say; but obviously many other readers are only too happy to see those screenshots. They follow these games closely, and are delighted when new tidbits of information, however trivial, emerge.
I think this is borne out in the above screenshot and certainly if you read through the comments over at N4G.com, plenty of the readers there are happily talking about how hyped they are for the game. Obviously the screenshot for GTA V made many of them very happy, even if posting a screenshot isn't really "journalism."
When it comes to writing about the entertainment industry online, these lines are further blurred because writing about entertaining things like video games, especially in the "new media" landscape of blogs and blog-zines and so forth is going to have an entertainment component of its own. There's nothing wrong with this.
Perhaps the problem is that there is simply too much of the hype-style posts, too much of the enthusiasm, and too little of the investigative reporting. Maybe there aren't enough sites covering the industry in depth. Maybe this is a more crucial shortcoming than "corruption" or compromised reviews. Of course, this is the case across the entertainment industry. Read about TV or film and you'll encounter the exact same thing. Same goes for tech, which largely consists of posting specs and rumors and the occasional company profile.
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My mind is a blank. Empty of thoughts, void of ideas. As he stomps around the house, pacing circles around my desk, ranting about his overload of work and too many projects sending his mind shooting in a thousand different directions at once, I sit and stare up at him, absolutely silent. Blank. Empty of thoughts, void of ideas. He raves about the impossibility of working correctly or efficiently, how his mind is pulled in too many directions at once, yet he then dashes back to work and I hear furious typing, occasionally interjected with mild cursing and the smack of an open palm brought down sharply upon the flat of the tabletop. Up and out he pops again, smile splashed across his face as he shouts Success! one more time; his dissatisfaction and anger leashed and channeled into positive energy. I stare at him and offer him a smile, truly happy for his accomplishments, yet I sit here quietly and feel woefully inadequate and lost.
A mind jumping with imagination and bright with creativity was my lot in life. Stories tumbled from my fingertips as they danced across the keyboard. A lifetime of reading, a childhood filled with little more than books, filled my head with bright words and colorful language, moving images, a jumble of characters. I possessed the capacity to travel through time and space, dazzling myself with my ingenuity, often spending hours sitting and chuckling at my own cleverness or sighing as I etched out some perfect romance. Frustration, I knew, was all part of the game; writing, as with any craft, was often laborious, taking more than a fair share of effort and energy to find the inspiration, massage and manipulate it, squeeze and stroke, pull it apart and push it back together again until one finds the perfect form and shape to express one's desires, to tell the perfect story. Yet, this blankness spreads and fills my days; something has come and stopped it all cold and turned my light and colors dark.
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Ideas flit through my brain; I grab at them like so many butterflies yet they slip through my fingers and flutter away. My hands, holding little more than dust and air, fall dull and lifeless to my sides as my eyes search in vain for more pretty, ethereal beasts, waiting impatiently for them to cross, within easy reach, in front of me. Ever-elusive thoughts, fleeting fancies, musings hazy and without form dash and dance before closed eyes, laughing and mocking me. I stand here in my misfortune and attempt, alas, in vain, to find the words to play upon this predicament, my frustration. A writer writes, always, as the saying goes, and I begin to wonder how much faith I should put into these words. Do we simply set ourselves up for failure or is this in truth a sign that I am neither looking in the right direction nor reaching far enough. Just moving aimlessly around my own dilemma as if avoiding eye contact when in reality, if I had the gumption, I should turn and face it front on, grab it by the lapels and shake it silly.
Many friends who know me well have attempted to convince me that limiting myself to food, defining myself as a food blogger is too restraining, boxing me in and limiting my creativity and writing. I have long wondered if a total renovation isn't called for. Life is, after all, a feast, and I may have to admit that it may just not all be about the food. Yet food defines me – us – in so many ways. We teach and inform, share and pass on our cultures, languages, religions, our heritage through what we cook, serve and eat. Food brings us together as few things can, giving us a reason and a topic around which we form a conversation. Boeuf à la Communication? I do find myself more and more wandering off into untraveled territory, roaming the countryside, so to speak, and chewing on topics that have little to do with food. Yet where would I fit in? Who would come and visit? And would anyone respond, sharing their own tales and tribulations? I've asked this of you before, and take comfort in your response, your encouragement.
I have so many stories hidden inside of me, ripe for the telling. Secrets dark and private yearning to be written about. I long to bust the myths and fantasies that others perpetuate about life in this land of romance and lights, the day to day realities where men are not all seductive, women not all chic and slim and children far from well behaved. I make light of our private, personal situation, yet is it all fun and games? How does one go about a transformation and begin writing the dark side? Maybe I have already begun this metamorphosis, writing about husband and sons, the decisions we face, our growing list of projects, obligations and choices. Am I already there?
- Jane Austen in a letter to her sister Cassandra, October 26, 1813
Blasé. Grumpy. Cynical. I need to shake myself off, find my footing and begin moving forward. My men hover and revolve around me as if I am the sun, grab onto me as if I am their anchor. All four of us are now home together, each one of us starting new careers, new professions, new projects and new adventures, stepping on each other's toes and demanding attention, and this certainly has the power to discombobulate and distract! Quite possibly, I spread my attention too willy-nilly, allow my commitments to wander wide and far, engrossed by two many projects and my family that my mind jumps back and forth at random. Yet shouldn't this actually inspire and be a source of enthusiasm and stimulation? Maybe I need to throw myself wholeheartedly into what I have already begun, turn the short stories into a novel, bare my soul, share my secrets, unveil my desires. So where does this adventure start and how do I get there? Shall I clean the slate and begin anew?
My wonderful, talented, funny friend Lisa of Parsley, Sage, Desserts & Line Drives is hosting this month's Bread Baking Day, a challenge created by Zorra of 1x Umruhren Bitten, that I have long participated in and loved. I promised that no matter what was going on in my life I would bake for her this month. BBD #47 is all about Bread & Chocolate (there is nothing better!); this was the perfect opportunity to turn to the pages of my own mother's old Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom (Satellite Beach, Florida) cookbook Our Favorite Recipes (c. early to mid-1960's) that I purloined from her kitchen cabinet. The paper is stained and torn, the cover faded, the plastic rings binding the pages together disintegrates into tiny pieces each time I pick it up. My funny mother who hated to cook was actually the Cookbook Committee Chairman, which I find absolutely comical! I find her own recipes throughout; many I remember, some are foreign, eliciting no memories.
This recipe for Butter Horns is not hers, but a creation of Marlene Keilsohn, who I do not remember. Butter Horns, which are actually in the shape of crescents (although they have the tendency to blow up like the Michelin Man), are light, delicately sweet, butter and egg-rich brioche yeast dough although very quick and easy to make. Once the dough rises overnight in the refrigerator, it is divided and shaped into crescents, rolled around a filling of cinnamon sugar, chocolate chips and chopped nuts – or really any sweet filling you please. Baked, these babies puff up and offer you a stunning brioche roll, absolutely delicious. And I share these scrumptious treats, perfect for both breakfast and snacktime, with Lisa for BBD #47!
I would also like to send these to my friend Susan of Wild Yeast, for Yeastspotting, her weekly event highlighting all things yeast!
From Our Favorite Recipes of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom, Satellite Beach, Florida
1 package (8 g) dry yeast
¾ cup (150 g) granulated white sugar
1 ¼ cups (300 ml) milk (I used 2% lowfat)
½ lb (225 g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
3 large eggs at room temperature
1 tsp salt
Grated zest of 1 small lemon
4 – 5 cups (560 – 700 g) flour + more for kneading
A couple of tablespoons melted butter
¼ cup (50 g) granulated white or light brown sugar
¼ tsp ground cinnamon
½ cups or more mini chocolate chips or chopped chocolate
½ cup or more chopped pecans, walnuts or blanched almonds
Prepare the dough the day before:
Place the yeast with 1 tablespoon of the white sugar in a small bowl. Gently heat the milk until it is lukewarm or body temperature. Pour the warm milk over the yeast and sugar and allow to activate, about 15 to 20 minutes for active dry yeast, 20 to 30 minutes for traditional dry yeast; there should be a thick head of foam about an inch thick on the top and no more or very few grains of yeast left.
Cream the butter and the remaining white sugar together in a large mixing bowl. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating just to combine after each addition. Beat in the salt and the lemon zest. Add the activated yeast water and beat on low just to combine. Beat in 4 cups of the flour 1 cup at a time. Then beat in the remaining cup of flour a little at a time, adding just enough to form a sticky dough (I added the entire cup). Scrape the dough out of the bowl onto a floured surface – the dough will probably be sticky if not downright wet – and knead for a few minutes, adding flour as needed, until the dough is homogeneous, very soft, smooth and supple yet no longer sticky.
Place the dough in a large, greased or buttered mixing bowl, cover tightly with plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator overnight.
Prepare the Butter Horns:
The dough should have doubled in size overnight. Remove it from the refrigerator and allow it to come to room temperature (or mostly) – I took the bowl out when I finished breakfast and got to the Butter Horns once everyone had eaten, kitchen cleaned and I had washed and dressed! Perfect!
Scrape the dough out of the bowl and knead briefly. Cut the dough into 10 pieces (12 is fine and will simply make slightly small Horns). Roll each piece out on a lightly floured work surface to a round of about ¼-inch thick, about 7 inches in diameter. Lightly butter each round with the melted butter.
Stir the granulated light brown sugar together with the ground cinnamon. Sprinkle the buttered rounds of dough generously with cinnamon sugar then sprinkle with chocolate chips and chopped nuts. (Remember that the dough really puffs up, so add more chocolate chips than less or they may be lost in the dough once baked. I also left about a quarter-sized rough chip and nut free in the center and you will understand why once you begin rolling the crescents.)
Gently press the chocolate chips onto the surface of the dough with the side of your rolling pin using gentle pressure – this just keeps the chips and nuts in place when rolling them up. I also made the circle of dough a bit wider. Using a sharp knife, cut the rounds into quarters. Roll each quarter up tightly, starting with the wide towards the narrow end/point. Press the point onto the crescent to seal. Place each roll on a parchment-lined or greased baking tray, point side down, and shape into a crescent. Leave room between the crescents for rising and spreading.
Cover each baking sheet loosely with plastic wrap and let the crescents rise for 2 hours at room temperature until doubled in size.
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C).
Remove the plastic wrap and bake the Butter Horns for 15 to 20 minutes until evenly browned and nice, deep golden. Gently lift to make sure the underside has also browned.
Remove from the oven and brush with more melted or soft butter while still hot, if desired (this gives them a nicer color).
Once cooled (or just warm) you can drizzle the Butter Horns with Powdered Sugar Glaze (1/2 cup powdered/confectioner's sugar + about 2 teaspoons milk) if you like.


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Police: Man with weapons cache was preparing for 'Armageddon'
February 10, 2010 05:26 PM
By Stefanie Geisler, Globe Correspondent
A Manchester-by-the-Sea man who allegedly had a cache of weapons in his home told police he was preparing for Armageddon, authorities said.
Gregory D. Girard
Gregory D. Girard, 45, was arrested Tuesday night for allegedly storing several tear gas grenades and explosive pepper ball projectiles. He was also charged with the illegal possession of four police batons.
Just before 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, Manchester-by-the Sea police executed a search warrant at 23 Bridge St., police said in a statement. Girard faces four counts of possession of an infernal device and four counts of possession of a dangerous weapon. Additional charges are pending, police said.
He indicated to police that he anticipated some form of Armageddon to take place shortly and he was getting prepared, Police Chief Glenn McKiel said.
In addition to the grenade-type devices, police found approximately 20 weapons, including high-powered rifles, shotguns, and handguns. All of the firearms were purchased and registered legally within the past 10 months, McKiel said.
Girard, a computer consultant, had a Class A license, which enabled him to purchase large-capacity firearms. According to police, he was granted the permit without question.
He did not have a criminal record and there was no indication at the time [the permit] was issued that he shouldnt have one, McKiel said.
McKiel added police are not allowed to ask applicants why they are seeking a firearms permit.
Police also found a large collection of camouflage clothing, knives, bulletproof vests, helmets, and eight pairs of handcuffs in Girards home. They also discovered stockpiles of medicine and non-perishable foods. An illegal indoor shooting range was also found in the attic, police said.
Police seized all the weapons and ammunition and revoked Girards license to carry firearms.
Tactical officers evacuated two other condominium units in Girard's building and brought residents to the police department while the search was completed.
Salem District Court Judge Richard Mori ordered Girard held without bail after he pleaded not guilty at his arraignment this morning. Mori slated a dangerousness hearing for Feb. 12.
Black Blade: Arrested for unregistered "police batons"? Rather silly but I guess he wasn't prepared enough. Should always cache and stash some items so not to be found by others. Glad I don't live in Massachusetts.


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ASU ready to tip off season vs. Central Arkansas
With college and pro football in full swing and with the mania surrounding a Presidential election, you may not know that college basketball is just about here.
The season gets underway Friday for many teams around the country, and Herb Sendek's new-look Arizona State Sun Devils will start Saturday when they host the Central Arkansas Bears at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe.
Sendek, who is entering his seventh year as the Sun Devils' head coach, is trying to guide his team out of a two-year postseason absence that has seen them go 22-40 over that span.
While talking with the media in Tempe Tuesday, the veteran coach stopped short of projecting a record or mentioning the postseason.
"Our primary goal is to have a program that we all be proud of and it's easy to cheer for," Sendek said. "That pretty much covers a wide canvas of things, and we do. We have a program that's easy to cheer for right now."
One of those "easy-to-cheer" players is fifth-year senior Carrick Felix, who has assumed much of the leadership responsibility for the Sun Devils in the aftermath of Trent Lockett's transfer to Marquette. Felix is ASU's top returning scorer and is working on a Master's Degree.
"If you can't get behind a guy like that, it's hard to imagine," Sendek said. "We have guys that are really easy to cheer for, easy to be proud of."
Felix, a Goodyear Millennium High product, isn't shying away from bold statements about the upcoming season.
"We have a chance to do something that's never been done in ASU's history, and that's to be able to win a Pac-12 championship, which I think we're very capable of doing," he said.
Prognosticators don't see promising things for this year's Sun Devils. The Pac-12 media picked ASU to finish 11th in the conference, which would almost certainly ensure a third-losing season, something Sendek has never experienced in his 19 years as a collegiate head coach.
Sendek isn't concerned about the past.
"We spent a lot of time breaking that down, talking about it and the larger purpose right now is to focus on this team, today," Sendek said. "I think the need to plow ground that we've already gone over several times has lost its purpose, and the larger purpose is this week and our opening game."
ASU's opponent, Central Arkansas, is coached by former NBA standout Corliss Williamson, who enters his third season at the helm. The Bears have gone 13-45 under Williamson's tutelage, but have their top three scorers back from last year's squad.
Sendek wouldn't give too much information about what his starting lineup would look like when the Devils take the floor Saturday.
"I have a pretty good idea in my mind but we'll get through the rest of this week's practice and make that final determination some time later in the week," he said "I learned that from football coaches."
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10 Places to Get Great Barbacoa in Austin
Tacos have their own vocabulary that I never learned in Spanish class. Like what is barbacoa, exactly? It takes on different forms throughout Mexico, but the South Texas version most prevalent in Austin is rooted in ranching traditions. When a cow is slaughtered, the head is roasted in a pit dug into the ground and lined with hot mesquite coals and maguey leaves. Every bit of the head, from the eyes to the brains, is consumed. In the Rio Grande Valley, the velvety shredded beef is traditionally eaten on Sundays with fresh tortillas, cilantro, onion, and tangy salsa. I ate all over Austin to find the best barbacoa I could; here are the ten standouts. More


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dineLA Restaurant Week is a 2-week dining event created by the Los Angeles Convention and Visitor Bureau (aka LA, inc) to introduce diners to hundreds of neighborhood restaurants throughout Los Angeles County.
:: Check out my dineLA Vegetarian Roundup – my top 10 picks for restaurants who have vegetarian and even vegan items on their dineLA menus.
To celebrate, dineLA hosted a party at the W Hotel in Westwood last week on Jan 11th, 2012 with flowing scotch, champagne, beer, and wine. Though I've taken a break from drinking, I had to have just one scotch because it was Highland Park 12 year, neat with one ice cubes on the side please.
Chef Jason Fullilove from The Tar Pit has the best last name ever! He may look familiar because he was on the 1st episode of Chef Hunter on Food Network last month. Keep a look out, as he'll soon be on Cooking Channel too. Finally, diversity on TV, yeah! Chef Jason's food is yummy. For dineLA, you will find 2 vegan dishes on his vegetarian menu including a Roasted Vegetable Terrine, Winter Root Vegetable Pasta, and a choice of 3 decadent desserts.
Executive Chef Chris Morningstar from Ray's and Stark Bar, hailed by Esquire Magazine as "One of the best new restaurants of 2011″. Bravo Chef Chris! Chris and I first met while we were both preparing for our Test Kitchen dinners as Chris' dinner was the night following my 2-nights of Ani Phyo's Gastrawnomique. His menu was completely opposite mine….all animal products vs. my vegan raw. I get a kick out of the fact his last name, Morningstar….it's the brand name of popular vegan and vegetarian breakfast sausages….though Chris' expertise is with meat. Ray's and Stark Bar is a Patina group restaurant, and I was super stoked when Chris told me his boss and Master Chef Joachim Splichal had given him a copy of Ani's Raw Food Essentials to use while creating menus and recipes for Google campus.
Exec Chef and owner Kerry Simon from Simon L.A. is offering several vegetarian items on his lunch and dinner dineLA menus including Market Roasted Vegetable Kale Salad, Fennel Pollen, Sherry Vinaigrette (I love kale!), Spinach Salad with Dates and Persimmon, plus desserts that look amazing like a House Made Kit Kat. Yum! Chef Kerry is very accommodating, is happy to let you order items from the dineLA menu, plus is fine with you making substitutions and requests. So just ask, and you shall receive!
dineLA asked artist Phil Lumbang to illustrate chef characters that were being silk screened onto canvas dineLA bags for everyone. What a fun idea, and very cool bag. Chef Chris Morningstar had a character screened onto his chef jacket, super cute!
Shana Wong (LA Magazine), William Karz (LA, inc), Shelley Leopold (LA Weekly), and I watching the screening of characters onto the canvas bags.
Our hostess Stacey Sun is red. She makes dineLA happen. Thanks Stacey! Excited to check out new restaurants beginning next week!
Join our discussion on my Facebook page and at Twitter.
Download my free 2012 Healthy Jumpstart report with tips for recharging your immune system, nourishing your body, and boosting your metabolism at www.RawFoodRockStar.com.
This recipe offers another great way to enjoy greens, and boy do I love dehydrated salad! As a matter of fact, that was exactly how I first discovered Kale Chips, back in Portland, OR, in 1995 or so. After a big catering gig, I had so much marinated kale salad remaining, it would have been a shame to throw it out. Usually, I feed leftovers to Kanga, my pooch, but too much kale's been known to make her poot (stinky!). Instead, I put all the salad into my dehydrators, and was stoked by what I found the next morning! Kale Chips!! It makes me happy to see Kale Chips have gone mainstream today. Finally, a healthy snack enjoyed by the masses!
The texture of these chocolate coated collard leaves is much like the texture of dried cashew cheddar, from my traditional Kale Chips on page 110 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials. (Signed copies of Ani's Raw Food Essentials are available at GoSuperLife.com). Delicate mouth feel, and amazing flavors.
Thanks to everyone for being patient with me, waiting for me to post this recipe after I've completed my next book! Enjoy xo
Chocolate Collards
In high-speed blender, blend all ingredients (except collards) until smooth.
Place collard half leaves into a large bowl, pour chocolate sauce over leaves. Coat each leaf completely.
Place leaves in dehydrator at 104 degrees. Dehydrate for 4 to 6 hours, until dry.
Watch my debut on Los Angeles TV with ABC 7′s Health Coach Lori Corbin. I show her 5 raw food recipes that have gone mainstream including my Zucchini Pasta (featured in Food Network Magazine), Nut Mylks (like Almond Milk), Green Smoothies, Kale Chips (from Ani's Raw Food Essentials), and Seaweed Chips (from Ani's Raw Food Asia).
Watch the 3-minute video, and learn how raw foods helps with weight loss too!
Grab a copy of the April 2011 issue of Delicious Living Magazine and enjoy my Raw Power cover feature with 6 raw food recipes for a preview of the flavors I'll be bringing you in my newest East West Fusion raw food book Ani's Raw Food Asia, available everywhere May 10, 2011.
Vitamix hosted a Mix + Mingle reception at Expo West where I signed another 100+ books in the evening. Earlier, I had signed 200+ books at the Vitamix booth.
These photos were all shot by the amazing talented Sherman Lee….love his photography!
They had the bartender make up my blended frozen Raspberry, Orange, and Lime mocktail.
Ken Spector of LivingEco.com has been a host for years, interviewing hundreds, if not thousands of people.
The beautiful Elenia Love, a long time friend.
Carolyn Scott, the Healthy Voyager. Look at her skin glow.
Debbie Merrill is super fit, and a rollar skating pro!
Bob Linden, host of Go Vegan Radio.
Chris Whitcoe, Vivapura…love their spirulina sprinkles, and John Kohler, Living-Foods.com.
My family attended too, here's Max Phyo, my brother who runs GoSuperLife.com.
The Vitamix team that made this all happen. xoxo
Vitamix invited me to sign books for 2-hours at their booth on Day 2 of Expo West. We had a line that was so long the other vendors complained our fans were blocking their booths. Hum…I would have thought they'd be stoked to have a captive audience to sell to.
Even the fire marshall was called in because our line was too long. A good problem to have! I signed 200+ books in 2-hours! (Plus, I signed another 100+ at our reception later that eve.) Thank you Vitamix for generously gifting these books to our friends and fans.
This is the amazing Vitamix team that made this all happen. You can see the video of my 60-minute DVD they're including with the TurboBlend-VS playing in the background.
I love Expo West because I get to connect with old friends I haven't seen for a while. Here's Elizabeth Castoria from VegNews Magazine. Their booth was just down the isle from Vitamix.
I found the beautiful fitness model Koya Webb. I love how ripped this girl is…so pretty.
This was the most brilliant display at the Expo. GoRaw simply hydrated their bar, and set it to sprout over time. Perfect demonstration of why raw….raw generates more life. Now, try that with processed cooked food.
Eric Botner is an amazing man helping make superfoods available to the mainstream. Earth Circle Organics was one of the generous sponsors for my Gastrawnomique dinner event last November. And, they have a cacao and cashew crunch that is sweetened with coconut syrup (the latest in low glycemic sweeteners) that is to live for!
Chris Ochs at Sunfood was another generous sponsor for Gastrawnomique.
After a day of being inside a huge convention center under fluorescent lights, I needed an oxygen infusion. Luckily, I found an oxygen bar, AirHeads, at the Seventh Generation booth, and plugged in for several minutes to recharge.
I ran into many, many other friends including Ryan and Jeremy Black from Sambazon, Frederick from Big Tree Farms, Jane Kim from Sea Tangle Kelp Noodles, my friends at Sequel, ….but unfortunately didn't get photos with them.
Next…photos from the Vitamix Mix + Mingle with moi later that evening.
BBC Good Food interviewed me for a feature on Raw Foods in their Feb 2011 issue. Very cool, take a peek!
I was invited to the VitaMix headquarters in Cleveland, OH to shoot a 60-minute DVD that will be included in their latest VitaMix Turbo Blend Variable Speed blender. This was a huge honor for me, as you all know how much I love my VitaMix. My family had an early model in our kitchen from the 70s, so I've used the VitaMix my entire life.
The production was shot in a big stadium kitchen where the production crew and VitaMix employees including chefs, food scientists, marketing, and product development filled the stands. I think we shot about 14 or 16 segments in just 2 days! The owner of VitaMix is vegan, so all the recipes are free of dairy and animal products.
Bob Stefanov, the director, was a joy to work with. We had loads of fun and made sure to laugh a lot.
The wonderful team at VitaMix. I am so eager to watch the videos, haven't seen them yet, and friends were telling me they watched it at the VitaMix booth at Expo West last weekend up on a big screen TV. We're planning a big launch at Expo West, so make sure to look for me at the VitaMix booth in March in Anaheim, CA.
The new TurboBlend Variable Speed will be available at natural food stores including Whole Foods Markets. So excited to help launch this new product with VitaMix!!
I made several smoothies in San Diego on FOX TV including an Almond Buttered Banana Freeze.
Watch my 6-minute video segment here.
Almond Buttered Banana Freeze + Açaí Recipe (adapted from Ani's Raw Food Essentials) Makes 4 servings
Almonds provide calcium, protein, and vitamin E, bananas are loaded with potassium, and açaí is full of antioxidants and healthy omegas. This easy smoothie is a great post workout fuel – it helps increase circulation and blood flow to stressed muscles, while building lean tissue.
Combine the banana, almond butter, and organic Sambazon Açaí Juice in a high-speed blender and blend until smooth. Best served immediately, but will keep for a couple days in the fridge.
I'm using my favorite blender, the Personal Blender. It costs about $69, and you can find more about the Personal Blender and find organic ingredients at www.GoSuperLife.com.
I was invited onto FOX in San Diego for a 6-minute segment on the benefits of the raw food diet and to talk about the Sambazon Warrior Up Campaign. I made host Raoul Martinez a few smoothies including a Banana Butter Breeze with Cacao. I planned to make him a Tomato Tarragon Bisque, but ran out of time.
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2. Remove the seasoning packet from noodles; reserve for another use. Crumble noodles and add to slaw mixture.
3. Pour the dressing over the salad; toss to coat. Gently fold in orange sections and green onion slices.
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