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MOSeJune 25, 2003
We're stuck with Internet Explorer for the next 3 years bare minimum, most likely 6. Let's start thinking about how we can move forward.
I've been considering enhancing my work somehow for browsers that can support it, and I'm not the only one. Steve Champeon, Mike Pick, and CodeBitch have all discussed the idea.
We now have a method and an example. View my latest Zen Garden entry, mnemonic for the example; carry on reading for my method, which I dub Mozilla/Opera/Safari Enhancement, or MOSe for short.
MOSe relies on IE6's inability to pick up child and adjacent selectors, or > and + as they're known by. As well, some basic CSS3 selectors are becoming more and more usable in everything but IE (see CodeBitch's CSS3 support chart) so we can use these to our advantage as well.
The key to the method is somewhat similar to how NN4 page design developed as CSS became more prevalent — after creating a basic, functioning page in IE, you add extra functionality with these selectors. While IE can't render them, at least it doesn't make a half-hearted attempt to and come short. And that's way better than what we had to put up with to make things work in NN4.
I'll leave application of MOSe as an exercise to the reader. Pick apart mnemonic and see a few ways it can be done. You can start at the spec, but for the sake of your Googling, here is a non–exhaustive list of CSS2 selectors you'll want to pay special attention to, thanks to their support in MOS and non–support in IE:
- Child Selector, eg.
- Direct or Adjacent Sibling, eg.
#footer + .bottomLink
- Attribute Matching, eg.
- Attribute Value, eg.
acronym[title="Document Object Model"]
- Attribute Substrings, eg.
And a few CSS3:
- Substring Prefix, eg.
- Substring Suffix, eg.
- Substring Match, eg.
There are bound to be more that are MOSe–friendly.
:focus, and possibly
:not look promising, although the latter is buggy in IE5.
The point is to provide IE a way out by using CSS it has no hope of understanding. This is the only way we can keep moving forward in the next few years. Let's embrace it.
(okay, I realize I say right on the Garden that it's not about "the latest bleeding–edge tricks," but you can see how this is an exception. As well, I realize that some things might be funky on Mac browsers — I hear it renders alright, but I can't guarantee there's no weirdness going on.)
Reader Comments
This new design is really cool! How about a print-stylesheet?
This sounds like a prime idea; and using that Newtedge tip to hide CSS from IE might be the perfect way to do it. Maybe we could see the revival of some IE-targeted "ahem" text blurbs, so popular during the once-great browser upgrade campaign?
Pretty much what I was getting at Ethan - though I wasn't around when this happened the first time, and I would imagine that the 'scale' of the situation is much different now… I just have this feeling that something is doable.
Dave, I should have said this earlier but it slipped. That's an awesome new design you've got up on the site. Very well done!!
Thanks Anne! I hoped someone would come through with something nice and tidy like that.
Ethan - tempting, but not a good idea.
Let's think more long-term on this. Destructive reasoning against IE isn't going to solve any of our problems, it'll only work against us. Instead, let's address why a user might want Opera, or Mozilla. Sell a new browser to them by luring, don't shame them into upgrading.
Dave – couldn't agree more. I don't think we need to (or can, or should) start griping about IE to our users; rather, educating them on the advantages of other browsers seems to be the best way out of this. Maybe instead of hijacking users' pages with garish "upgrade now" messages in 400% red type, we could simply style an unobstrusive paragraph visible only to IE users? Something along the lines of "have you considered…"?
Dunno…haven't figured out the best way around this whole issue yet.
I'm in agreement with the marketing move - In some places people like to be internet savvy: in Canada, imagine a Globe and Mail article, outlining the benefits of using Moz -> firebird or Opera.
What I see here is that the opportunity exists for something to happen - I don't think that people are as complacent as we think.
Ethan, masadelante, your hearts are in the right place. It's tempting to think that a pro-MOS campaign is the right thing to do, especially when considered against an anti-IE campaign. And it seems there are a lot of developers who would agree with you.
Except what developers think in this case doesn't matter much. I've been through this already - a post on Web Graphics sparked it, my response and then my pitch sparked enthusiastic support, which caught the attention of Zeldman who gave very considered and valid reasons against such a campaign, which made sense, although it was frustrating to acknowledge. Bryan Bell picked up on it recently, and there are plenty of other designers out there who feel the same way, but as Jeffrey said - no sense in tilting at windmills. Apple has millions to throw at their unsuccessful Switch campaign, and we don't have nearly that budget.
The major browser vendors will settle this one, not the developers. The best thing you can do is support their efforts. Buy a copy of Opera and put your money where your mouth is. Pitch in a hand over at Mozilla. Get your friends and family to buy from Apple so they can run Safari. Help them, don't help the web development community. That's the way to make a difference.
One of the easiest ways is to just do *>.whatever { }, when selecting anything other than the HTML element.
The major browser vendors will settle this one, not the developers.
Dave – makes a lot of sense to me. At the end of your day, I think you're right…which is probably why this whole issue has been so frustrating of late. For all its drawbacks, the BUC at least afforded us the chance to act — but as you say, being stuck with IE6 is worlds better than NS4.
And thanks for showing how you've come to your current thinking, too; I'd seen Zeldman's post, but had missed out on your previous articles until today. Seeing the whole thread was really helpful.
Hmm… what Ethan said. ;-]
>how we can move forward.
Lets make some noise!
IE6 the new NN4!
>enhancing my work somehow for browsers that can support it,
Zeldman mentioned in an article 'somewhere' (there has been so many lately) that getting designers to change the way they designed was one of the successes of the Wasp camapaign.
Is this torch worth bearing? (do we have to sit and code for 98% marketshare IE6 for another >3 years?)
mnemonic is a GREAT approach.
I'd call this sort of a thing WYGIWYD (What You Get Is What You Deserve!)
I have long said that IE 5 was the Netscape 4 of a new generation. That was before IE 6 stagnated, of course. This is great stuff!
Question: is there any way of hiding entire stylesheets from IE 6? That might make it easier to manage. Have a "basic" for NN4, "modern" for IE, and "advanced" for Mozilla/Safari/Opera/OmniWeb/whatever.
Mark, it isn't very nice, but…
<![if !IE 6]><style …></style><![endif]>
Hi Dave that latest garden entry is superb!
I had taken your no (or not too much) CSS2 too literally, and had thought that there wasn't too much scope to get away from the "blocky" look..
Mark re>> hiding stylesheets
I don't know about hiding them, but using an IE conditional statement to call an IE stylesheet might be one way to "keep it seperate" although the cascade would still have to be observed. So calling it before importing the "advanced one" might be one way if main elements are similar.. alternatively calling it after the @import could lend a way to make a totally different page for it..
Wow. That design is rather amazing. You even animated your images! KA-razy!
Dave, I like it too, but…
Wasn't one of the requirements for admission that the CSS validates?
mnemonic is generating several errors. i don't know if there is a different version of the CSS validator that would allow some of the new CSS rules you are using to pass. regardless, to link to a different validator would require changing the HTML anyway, which is not allowed.
while i agree that pushing the envelope is a great way to move things forward, i don't think that the simple tenets of the CSS garden project should be ignored to do so.
Great tips, Tom. That should pretty much answer Mark's question - either use the xhtml hack to selectively load the .css, or @import an additional .css that uses the *>element selector on everything. Obviously you could drop it if you were using one of the other methods of selection.
Something like so:
*>body {style}
ul+li {style}
*>#element {style}
*>#anotherElement {style}
a[href^="http://"] {style}
and so forth.
Arikawa - the W3C validator doesn't yet check for CSS3. It's a double-edged sword.
>Wasn't one of the requirements for admission that the CSS validates?
You need to tell the validator to use CSS 3. I forget all the details on how but for my site I use http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer?profile=css3 . So I think you just need to add 'profile=css3' to the url.
The idea of enhancing the page for Mozilla/Opera/Safari has been something I started doing in small ways about nine months ago. One of the first things I did was used :hover on the breadcrumbs; normally the text would be washed out but when you mouse-over the text would become much bolder in color. I think it is a nice effect because it lets the main text stand out more on the page.
>>which caught the attention of Zeldman who gave very considered and valid reasons against such a campaign
Personally, I couldn't see anything other than a bad argument in Zeldman's comments: "you won't eliminate IE, therefore do nothing." That's a good argument?
It's very easy using advanced css to add a suggested browser link (along with all your other suggested links and whatever else you suggest on your site) for lesser browsers, not just IE, and a thank you for good browsers. Code on webgraphics thread or better one below. No effort required. Won't change the world, but nice to help a bit.
display:none; /*ie gags if added to above entry*/
thank you messageteaser blurb?
I like the idea of advanced selectors adding to a page, and use them myself. I don't wish to be a stick in the mud, but what am I missing on the zen entry? I see the two columns on the right vs. one column, and some image replacement which I imagine can be done for lesser browsers anyway. Actually looks a bit nicer to me in IE ;-)
Let's try that again:
display:none; /*ie gags if added to above entry*/
[span class="browserthanks" title="message explaining a bit so webmasters see and copy"]thank you good browser message [/span][span class="browserask"]Teaser [a href="fav browser link" title="whatever"]blurb?[/a][/span]
There is a more gental aproach to hide css from MSIE6.0. Ironically it uses the same hiding method which was used for NN4.x: Hide CSS from IE up to version 6.0. Newt Edge has a lot more intresting CSS tricks.
display:none; /*ie gags if added to above entry*/
[span class="browserthanks" title="message
explaining a bit so webmasters see and copy"]thank
you good browser message [/span][span
class="browserask"]Teaser [a href="fav browser link"
The problem is that all of the text will be displayed in browsers that ignore CSS (Lynx, Opera with styles turned off…).
Not a good idea, if you ask me…
Easter Eggs are the Key
Do extra special things with the features that IE doesn't support (design, extra pics, neat layouts) but keep your site plain but functional in IE. If this becomes a design trend, it will reward the people who download and use browsers more compliant than IE. If there is an incentive for grandma & junior to want to get more functional browsers then either Microsoft will have to keep up or other standards compliant browsers will gain usage.
I definitely agree that putting those little enhancements for "advanced" browsers is the key. Things won't look bad in IE, but they'll look better in Moz/Safari/Opera. Another tactic I've installed in some of my newer sites is a little ASP.NET user control that checks to see if the browser is IE/NN4/Opera6 and displays a small "text ad" encouraging windows users to check out the great features of Opera 7 and MozFirebird, and Safari for mac users. I like the ASP.NET control because it dosen't render text that would show up on CSS-ignoring browsers, and I can customize the ad for mac or pc. I'll share it if people would like.
>>The problem is that all of the text will be displayed in browsers that ignore CSS (Lynx, Opera with styles turned off…).
Yeah, but I guess the practical response is: who cares? 0.03% of visitors will see the two messages side-by-side. No big deal. It's not navigation or anything critical.
>>Do extra special things with the features that IE doesn't support (design, extra pics, neat layouts) but keep your site plain but functional in IE.
I think this is mis-stated somewhat. The idea is not, in my opinion, to go out of the way to add things that IE won't see. It is more so to code as you can, taking advantage of css2, then make it work as well as possible in IE by adding in IE hacks via extra styles in conditional comments, js add-on for min-max, etc. , which can all be easily updated/removed later. No more god-awful hacks in your style sheet! Write it all nice and clean, then do some IE clean-up in separate files.
Dave, I just wanted to weigh in and say 'nice work' for making a go against teh browser hegemony. :D
It's funny, I've been talking a lot, as you mentioned, but I've mostly been refining my dumbing-down-for-IE habits so I can write CSS the first time and make it work without hacking after the fact, since I write for Gecko/standards first generally - such is the lot of the Mac user.
I even like the name, although it isn't quite accurate - a substitution needs to be made for Mozilla because Gecko is engine that is actually powering the browsers. GOSe?
Either way, good work. Step two is documenting and beating the drum.
IE6 doesn't have as much unicode support in class names as it should, for example:
p { color: red }
.\b { color: green }
<p class="^K">This text should be green
In order to avoid showing both texts to browsers with CSS disabled, we just can use generated content like this:
.thankyou:before {
content:"Thank you for using this nice browser";
span[class="upgrade"] {
[span class="upgrade"]Have you tried Mozilla?[/span]
[span class="thankyou"][/span]
I've been using this MOSe trick for a few months now on my own site. It works like a dream. Now I'm looking at adding multiple selectors in a single class attribute. This is an option to make pages more semantic and to use the selectors more as objects rather that being context specific.
.big {font-size:30px;}
.red {color:red;}
[p class="big red"]test text[/p]
I have been working on an a menu that is hidden by default but when you hover over the label you get a menu bar with graphical icons that grow and overlap the other icons when you hover over them. You need use a current Gecko browser.
RE: Easter Eggs are the Key
William has something here.
I'll have to think of it. For instance I did a FIR image replacement for my h1, and even found out how to mend PNG alpha transparency in IE.
Yet what about having a normal h1 in IE and styling it properly only in MOS-like browsers…
I'll have to think of it (note to self: repeat four times a day for a few days, and then really make something out of the idea)
Should CSS3 selectors be used at all? Is the spec finalised?
I'm a bit concerned about us getting into a Netscape 4 scenario, where the old spec is implemented but the actual spec is not.
It's perfectly safe to use CSS3 selectors in browsers that support them properly - the Selectors module became an official recommendation in April 2003.
Where would I find out what of CSS3 is now a recommendation? I looked a while ago on the W3 site and came up empty.
http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/current-work - scroll down to 'Roadmap'.
So what's the difference between a candidate recommendation, a proposed recommendation and a W3C recommendation?
I'm confused.
Css3 :hover support for ie6:


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There's hardly a more sensitive topic in Syria's eastern provinces than the standoff between the U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army rebels and the Islamist militants who run much of the region, so it was no surprise that the commander of the Free Syrian Army unit in eastern Syria's biggest town understated the state of play when he was asked earlier this summer.
"There are no tensions," said Abu Tayf, a former businessman who asked to be called only "Tayf's father." "We all still have one goal: to get rid of Assad," a reference to Syrian President Bashar Assad. The reason that black flags, the symbol of Islamist fighters, are flying in the town is that "the international community has let the Syrian people down," he said, and "they became desperate."
Five days later, militants kidnapped Abu Tayf while he was out in the city. He hasn't been seen since. Then on Aug. 13, a car bomb was detonated in front of the headquarters of his Ahfad al Asoul brigade. Those who weren't killed by the blast were arrested, according to locals.
What happened in Raqqa, the first provincial capital to be taken over by the rebels, is now being played out across northern and eastern Syria after an al Qaida affiliate, the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (Sham is the general area that includes Syria), declared war on the Free Syrian Army.
On Wednesday, extremists captured the north Syrian town of Azaz, killing eight Free Syrian Army troops and support personnel and effectively blocking a primary supply route from the nearby Turkish border to Free Syrian Army forces in Aleppo. Turkey closed the border crossing Thursday, while Free Syrian Army forces battled to regain control.
Fierce fighting also was reported in Deir el Zour, close to the Iraqi border, where extremists reportedly captured a number of Free Syrian Army fighters.
The confrontation had been growing all summer between the Islamists, who took control of large parts of eastern Syria early this year, and the Free Syrian Army, which has been begging the U.S. for arms so it can seize territory from the Assad regime and displace the radicals.
The three Islamist groups that run Raqqa – Ahrar al Sham, Jabhat al Nusra, which is also known as the Nusra Front, and the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham – claim that the Free Syrian Army leadership here received funds from France to fight the militants. Free Syrian Army supporters say that what really happened is that Abu Tayf and his colleagues persuaded the "prince" in charge of the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham, which has many foreign volunteers, to join the Nusra Front, a group that Syrians claim, despite its al Qaida loyalties, has less foreign influence. That angered Islamic State leaders, who then kidnapped Abu Tayf, they theorize.
The distrust runs both ways. Two Free Syrian Army commanders insisted to McClatchy that the Islamists aren't fighting the Syrian regime but working with it, a charge that sounds somewhat implausible but for which they offer circumstantial evidence. Why else, they say, would Raqqa, which once had a population of 220,000, have fallen to jihadists without much of a fight? And why haven't the jihadis attacked a Syrian army base that's just outside the city?
One of the commanders, who asked to be identified only as Abu Sayaf, said he'd served in Assad's security services for 10 years in northeast Syria's Hasaka province and had watched closely as the regime trained Kurdish rebels to mount operations against Turkey in support of a separatist Kurdish state. He has a sour personal relationship with the Islamists, who he said twice had threatened to kill him.
Abu Sayaf claims that the Syrian intelligence service had recruited most of the leaders of the Islamist groups to fight U.S. forces in Iraq. When they returned to Syria after the U.S. withdrew from Iraq at the end of 2011 – by then, the Syrian conflict had been raging for nine months – the government imprisoned them, fearing they were sympathetic to the anti-Assad uprising. "The government turned them in prison. They started to work for the regime" again, he insisted. He now claims that all but a few are working with the regime. "They get their orders and the timing of their operations from Damascus," he said.
He also claims that recent fighting between the Kurdish Democratic Union and the Islamists was a sham by two government-allied organizations to keep the Free Syrian Army "from gaining ground."
The other Free Syrian Army leader, Abu Hadi, 40, the deputy commander of the unit in Deir el Zour, offers similar allegations. The main evidence he cited for the Islamists working with the regime was that Nusra and other Islamic extremists refuse to fight with the Free Syrian Army to capture the city of Deir el Zour, which, along with the airport and a military base, remains under government control. Rebels control the area east of the Euphrates River, including key oil and natural gas fields.
"At first, they fought with us, but not anymore. Now they just go to where there are (mineral) resources," Abu Hadi said.
Abu Hadi admitted that he was one of many in the area attracted to the Islamists because of their call for the introduction of Islamic law. He said he still favored a far bigger role for religion in a post-Assad Syria. But he became disenchanted when he saw the way the Islamists treated the residents of some of the areas they controlled.
"At first, people were attracted to them. But they were using religion as a cover. Now people realize they are using religion as a means of terror," he said.
There's little doubt that the Islamists are far better equipped than the Free Syrian Army. Fadel Abdullah, the commander of the Al Khadisyr brigade in Deir el Zour, said he had 402 men, but they have among them only 100 mostly light weapons – semiautomatics and rocket-propelled grenades -- and must share them in shifts. He's certain he could raise a far bigger force if he had the weapons.
"Everyone wants to fight," he said. "The problem is not with the human resources. The problem is with arming them."
So far they've received only one shipment from the U.S.-backed Supreme Military Council: 10,000 rounds of ammunition that on the local market are worth about $1.60 each.
Right now, though, they're badly outgunned by the Islamists, who control the oil fields outside Deir el Zour as well as much of the region's food and agriculture facilities. Nusra made $40 million off the sale of heavy construction equipment it captured when it overran government facilities.
"If we had more supplies, we could control the entire region again," Abu Hadi said. "If we were better armed, the people in Hasaka and Raqqa would realize that they want to be with us."
McClatchy special correspondents Zakaria Zakaria in Raqqa and Paul Raymond in Istanbul contributed to this article.


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SIM-Subscriber Identity Module
The terms SIM, smart card, and UICC have an unfortunate tendency to be used interchangeably. The UICC is hardware. A SIM is a software application. Generally speaking, a smart card is a UICC running a SIM as well as possibly other applications.
SIM is actually just an application running on a smartcard. A given card could contain multiple SIMs, allowing, for instance, a given phone to be used on multiple networks.
A typical SIM contains several categories of information. One is the actual identity of the card itself. The SIM needs to have a unique identity to the network. This allows the network to identify what sources the subscriber is entitled to, billing information, etc. A second category relates to the actual operation of the device. Information such as the last number called, or the length of the phone call can be stored. A third category of information is personalized information. Phonebooks or calendars fall into this category.
A SIM has three major purposes:
- Uniquely identify the subscriber
- Determines phone number
- Contains algorithms for network authentication
A SIM contains:
- 16 to 64 KB of memory
- Processor
- Operating system
It should be noted that the 16 to 64KB memory limit can be thought of a rule of thumb. The recent trend has been to produce SIM cards with larger storage capacities, ranging from 512MB up to M-Systems' 1GB SIM Card slated for release in late 2006.
Uses of SIMs
SIM cards can be used in any kind of device or situation where there is a need to authenticate the identity of a user. They are particularly useful when there is a need or desire to provide different types or levels of service to many users who have different configurations.
The primary use of SIM cards in the United States is in cell phones. There are other uses as well. The US military issues smart cards as identification to its personnel. These cards are used to allow users to log into computers.
Europe has seen a wider use of these cards. The credit and debit card industry has integrated this technology in their cards for years. Similarly, a number of European phone companies have used these as phone cards to use in public telephones. The card companies in the United States have evidently not seen enough fraud to have a business justification to switch to this technology. There is some speculation that American credit cards will use a future generation of the technology when the added robustness and security of the system will make more economic sense.
The SIM uses a hierarchically organized file system that stores names, phone numbers, received and sent text messages. It also contains the network configuration information. The SIM also allows for easy transporting of all information from one phone to another.
One downside to the use of SIM cards is the amount of thefts that occur. A person could steal a SIM card and use it for their own personal calls, which would be still on the original owner's information log. This is becoming a problem in European countries with the theft of SIM cards.
SIM Security
There are two things that help secure the information located on your SIM. The PIN (Personal Identification Number) and the PUK (Personal Unlocking Code).
When PIN protection is enabled, every time the phone is turned on - the PIN must be entered. The information on the SIM is locked until the correct code is entered. The PIN by default is at a standard default number and can be changed on the handset.
If the PIN is incorrectly entered 3 times in a row, the phone is locked making the phone unable to make or receive any calls or SMS messages. The PUK, which is an 8 digit code, is needed from the network provider to unlock the phone. If the PIN is entered 10 times incorrectly, the SIM is permanently disabled and the SIM must be exchanged.
SIM Forensics
The data that a SIM card can provide the forensics examiner can be invaluable to an investigation. Acquiring a SIM card allows a large amount of information that the suspect has dealt with over the phone to be investigated.
In general, some of this data can help an investigator determine:
- Phone numbers of calls made/received
- Contacts
- SMS details (time/date, recipient, etc.)
- SMS text (the message itself)
There are many software solutions that can help the examiner to acquire the information from the SIM card. Several products include Paraben Forensics' SIM Card Seizure, Inside Out's SIMCon, or SIM Content Controller, and Crownhill Mobile's SIMIS.
Data Acquisition
These software titles can extract such technical data from the SIM card as:
- International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI): A unique identifying number that identifies the phone/subscription to the GSM network
- Mobile Country Code (MCC): A three-digit code that represents the SIM card's country of origin
- Mobile Network Code (MNC): A two-digit code that represents the SIM card's home network
- Mobile Subscriber Identification Number (MSIN): A unique ten-digit identifying number that identifies the specific subscriber to the GSM network
- Mobile Subscriber International ISDN Number (MSISDN): A number that identifies the phone number used by the headset
- Abbreviated Dialing Numbers (ADN):Telephone numbers stored in sims memory
- Last Dialed Numbers (LDN)
- Short Message Service (SMS):Text Messages
- Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) selector
- Forbidden PLMNs, Location Information (LOCI)
- General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) location
- Integrated Circuit Card Identifier (ICCID)
- Service Provider Name (SPN)
- Phase Identification
- SIM Service Table (SST)
- Language Preference (LP)
- Card Holder Verification (CHV1) and (CHV2)
- Broadcast Control Channels (BCCH)
- Ciphering Key (Kc)
- Ciphering Key Sequence Number
- Emergency Call Code
- Fixed Dialing Numbers (FDN)
- Forbidden PLMNs
- Local Area Identitity (LAI)
- Own Dialing Number
- Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (TMSI)
- Routing Area Identifier (RIA) netowrk code
- Service Dialing Numbers (SDNs)
- Service Provider Name
- Depersonalizatoin Keys
This information can be used to contact the service provider to obtain even more information than is stored on the SIM card.
Service Provider Data
Some additional information the service provider might store:
- A customer database
- Call Detail Records (CDR)
- Home Location Register (HLR)
Sim Card Text Encoding
Originally the middle-European GSM network used only a 7-bit code derived from the basic ASCII code. However as GSM spread worldwide it was concluded that more characters, such as the major characters of all living languages, should be able to be represented on GSM phones. Thus, there was a movement towards a 16-bit code known as UCS-2 which is now the standard in GSM text encoding. This change in encoding can make it more difficult to accurately obtain data form SIM cards of the older generation which use the 7-bit encoding. This encoding is used to compress the hexadecimal size of certain elements of the SIMs data, particularly in SMS and Abbreviated Dialing Numbers.


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Toshiba will begin adding HD DVD drives to its mainstream laptop line-up, the Satellite series, in Q3, the notebook maker revealed last week.
Toshiba already offers the Qosmio Q30 with a built-in HD DVD drive, a machine it launched in May 2006. Speaking at the CeBIT show last week, a Toshiba spokesman said the Q30 will get a recordable HD DVD-R drive in Q2.
The Japanese giant showed off a prototype HD DVD-R drive inside a notebook at last January's CES. The week before, it announced an HD DVD-R drive for desktop machines.
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Please visit the following SBA web sites for further information:
Updated SBA's ARC Loan Program, and
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Pollination Panic
Outside my office window as I write this article, I can see the tomato plants in our garden heavy with fat, red fruits, like strings of big Christmas bulbs. Perhaps my favorite part of gardening is its alchemical quality, the way a crop seems to come out of nothing. The transformation of dirt and air and sunlight into a perfect tomato seems no less miraculous than the transformation of lead into gold, and it always makes me feel hopeful, secure in the natural world's generosity.
Picking up a newspaper, though, I get a very different picture of the food supply. For nearly two years now, ominous headlines have described a mysterious ailment, colony collapse disorder (CCD), that is wiping out the honeybees that pollinate many crops. Without honeybees, the story goes, fields will be sterile, economies will collapse, food will be scarce.
But what few accounts acknowledge is that what's at risk is not itself a natural state of affairs. For one thing, in the United States, where CCD was first reported and has had its greatest impacts, honeybees are not a native species. (European colonists brought the bees to the Americas in the 1600s.) And the way most commercial crops get pollinated, with enormous populations of captive honeybees (in the United States the bees are trucked to and fro), bears little resemblance to the way things happen in the garden or, indeed, in the past. Pollination in modern agriculture isn't alchemy, it's industry.


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It's been a while since I made nut milk. Time has been pitifully short lately, and it usually just makes more sense to purchase some (my current brand of choice is Silk Pure Almond, which I order on Amazon at a very good price—it's tasty and non-GMO). That said, I really enjoy making homemade nut milk, and I always find that the finished result is creamier and more delicious than anything I can buy. This weekend, I decided to try my hand at Brazil nut milk, which I've been curious about for a long time. And it was a total success!
Brazil nuts are known for being high in selenium, a trace mineral with powerful antioxidant properties. We don't need much selenium to ensure adequacy, but it is an essential mineral for health. Eating Brazil nuts is an excellent way to get your selenium in, and while you're at it, you'll also be getting thiamin (Vitamin B1, which plays a role in a healthy nervous system), phosphorus, and magnesium.
Brazil nuts are also the most radioactive food on the planet, a fact always pointed out to me by my friend Victoria. Their radioactivity comes from small amounts of radium; fear not, though. In moderation, you have nothing to fear from them, and plenty of nutrient richness to gain.
Brazil nuts, like macadamias, are very high in fat, so they have a characteristically rich taste and soft texture. I like using them in nut pates and smoothies, but I think that nut milk might be my favorite way yet to enjoy them. Like all nut/seed milks, the process for this one is simple, and the results are delicious.
Creamy Raw, Vegan Brazil Nut Milk
Makes 3 Cups
1 cup Brazil nuts (you don't have to soak them)
4 cups filtered water
4 pitted dates
1 pinch sea salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
1. Place all ingredients into a high speed blender and blend them till totally smooth.
2. Lay a double layer of cheesecloth or a nut milk bag over the mouth of a large mason jar or another large container into which you can strain the liquid. Hold the cheesecloth or nut milk bag in place with a rubber band by slipping the rubber band over the cloth, and around the mouth of the container.
3. Pour the nut milk through the cheesecloth or nut milk bag, and into the container. You may need to work in batches. Allow it to strain for 1-2 hours. You can compost or save the Brazil nut pulp, or discard it. Transfer the nut milk to an airtight container. It will keep in the fridge for 2-3 days.
And that's it!
You can use the Brazil nut milk in smoothies, you can eat it with buckwheat cereal or your favorite grawnola, you can drizzle it into a warm bowl of oats, or you can simply enjoy a glass of it on its own—or perhaps with a slice of raw chocolate tartelette?
However you serve it, I hope you enjoy it
Before I sign off for the night: next week is NEDA (National Eating Disorder Awareness) week. I'll be participating in some Georgetown campus events, which I'll tell you more about this week. I'll also be sharing some ED-themed posts here on the blog, of course. And I'd love to post two or three Green Recovery stories. I've got one in the pipeline; I could use one or two more. If you've considered submitting to Green Recovery but haven't gotten around to it yet, this is a really great time of the year to share your story with others. You can email it to me at [email protected]; as always, I'm happy to keep your identity confidential if you like.


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Vietnamese Barbeque Pork Sandwiches
- Serves 4
- Brian Streeter
- Pairs well with:
- Merlot, Napa Valley
Chef Brian Streeter wows us with this amazing barbecue pork Banh Mi Vietnamese sandwich. Thin slices of marinated pork are grilled until charred on the outside and stuffed inside a crusty French roll. As is traditional in Vietnamese cuisine, it's all about a contrast of flavors and textures so the warm meat is topped with a cool combination of bright, pickled veggies, crunchy lettuce, slices of chili for a pungent heat, and several big springs of cilantro. Enjoy with our Cakebread Cellars Merlot.
BBQ Pork:
1 pork tenderloin
2 T. dark soy sauce
1 tsp. five spice powder
1 clove garlic, minced
1 T. vegetable oil
Pickled Vegetables:
3 carrots, julienned
8 oz. diakon radishes, julienned
1 tsp. salt
2 T. rice wine vinegar
1 tsp. sugar
Dipping Sauce:
2 T. fish sauce
1 T. lime juice
2 tsp. sugar
2 T. water
1 clove garlic, minced
1 serrano chili, minced
1 baguette or 2 French rolls
1/4 c. mayonnaise
1 head leaf lettuce, washed
1 c. cilantro sprigs
1 c. basil, torn
BBQ Pork:
Cut pork tenderloin into 3" sections. Slice lengthwise into ¼ " thick slices and lightly pound with the smooth side of a meat tenderizer. Place in bowl with the other ingredients in the marinade and stir to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least two hours or preferably overnight. Grill over a hot fire for a minute per side. Reserve.
Pickled Vegetables:
To prepare the pickled vegetables, place the carrots and diakon in a colander over the sink. Sprinkle with salt and allow to sit for 20 minutes. Lightly squeeze the moisture out of the vegetables. Toss with the vinegar and sugar in a bowl and reserve.
Dipping Sauce:
To prepare the dipping sauce, combine the ingredients in a small bowl and set aside.
To make the sandwiches, cut the baguette or rolls in half lengthwise and scoop out the soft insides of the bread. Spread with mayonnaise on both sides. Arrange the lettuce, pickled vegetables, pork and herbs over the bottom piece of bread. Drizzle with the dipping sauce and cover with the top piece of bread. Cut into serving portions.


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What you need to know about safe cosmetics
Much has been made of the fact that the EU has banned about 1,400 different chemicals from cosmetics and personal care products, while the U.S. has banned a paltry 11. That's because, thanks to an archaic law that hasn't been updated since 1938, called the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, this country has basically no regulatory oversight of cosmetic products the way we do for food and drugs. The industry self-regulates and tests ingredients via the Cosmetics Industry Review (CIR), which is run by the Personal Care Products Council, an industry trade group. In the EU, there's a body of scientists independent of the industry that makes decisions, called the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS). The FDA will weigh in on ingredients and make recommendations to industry when there is a lot of consumer concern, but otherwise it's pretty hands-off. Which seems fairly effed up to me. Attempts to pass legislation for more oversight have failed in recent years, partially because of intensive lobbying against it by the cosmetics industry.
Gregg Renfrew, the founder of safe cosmetics brand Beautycounter (the company has banned 1,500 ingredients voluntarily) and the speaker at our conference who really got the safety conversation rolling there, is not optimistic that this will change soon. "I can tell you that within the environmental health community, they're very discouraged about the progress," she says. "One of the reasons we started Beautycounter is that we think it's going to take a real movement from consumers to actually move a market. Until we move the market, nothing's going to happen in Washington." So, as consumers, it's up to us to wade through the murky, paraben-infused waters to figure it out.
Speaking of parabens, the debate about them is a perfect example of how hard it is to try to figure out what's safe and what isn't. Parabens are a group of substances used as preservatives in cosmetics, which means they keep microbes from growing in your body lotion. (You can read more about parabens here.) The EU banned five different parabens, because there is some evidence that they are endocrine disrupters, but several of the most commonly used parabens are still allowed and have been deemed safe. The FDA weighed in recently and declared them safe for use here as well. But the Environmental Working Group (EWG), a not-for-profit watchdog group, has given them all varying degrees of shitty safety ratings, and many companies have pulled them out of their products for PR reasons. This concerns Perry Romanowski, a former cosmetic formulator who currently teaches and blogs about cosmetic chemistry.
"The cosmetics industry is switching things out quickly, even when the science doesn't say there's any reason to. They react to the public," Romanowski, who accuses the EWG of "scare-mongering," says. "It's going to be a real problem with preservatives. We're already seeing increases in microbial contamination in products." He points to the 2013 Badger (a natural brand) sunscreen recall for microbial contamination. "So you could be making a product less safe," he says.
Digging through all the information on parabens alone took me several hours, and by the end I wanted to bang my head against the wall – and there's similar grey area for many of the hundreds of other chemicals in question, too. This kind of confusion, and subsequent consumer worry, has changed the cosmetics market, with surely more changes to come, despite the lack of governmental agency involvement. As our own Lauren Sherman pointed out recently in an article on Business of Fashion, the safe cosmetics sector is emerging as a big business opportunity, and companies know it. In recent years, so-called "natural" brands have been snapped up by mainstream companies: Clorox owns Burt's Bees, Colgate-Palmolive owns Tom's of Maine and L'Oreal owns The Body Shop. According to a recent article in ShopSmart, a supplement of Consumer Reports, sales of natural products increased almost 78 percent from 2005 to 2011.
Shady marketing is unfortunately a side effect of consumer ingredient fear. ShopSmart recently published an investigative story detailing the ways in which companies try to prey on your worries. "I think labels are very misleading," Lisa Lee Freeman, ShopSmart's editor in chief, says. "Everybody wants to make it look like their products are good for you and healthy and natural. All the mainstream brands are doing this." Romanowski recounts a story of some classic "greenwashing." "It's done all the time," he says. "We launched a line called V05 Naturals. We just took our regular formula and squirted in some different extracts, changed the color and fragrance and called it 'natural.'"
Which brings me to one of my biggest pet peeves in all of this: The word "natural" is meaningless. There's no regulation of that word, unlike the designation "organic" for food products. Any cosmetics company can use it at any time in any context – they can throw some aloe into something that has three different parabens and formaldehyde in it and call it "natural." But at the same time, we need to remember that natural doesn't always mean safe. The impending EU perfume ingredient ban, which has the fragrance industry in a tizzy, includes several natural ingredients, because they have a high potential for causing serious allergic reactions.
But "Natural and paraben-free!" slapped on a label obviously sounds a lot healthier than "High in petrolatum, the best moisturizer there is!" "A lot of business in cosmetics is the story -- the better story wins," Romanowski says. While he's willing to be frank about the cosmetic industry he comes from, he isn't letting entrepreneurs launching natural lines off the hook either. "The people who are selling natural products, the thing about them is they don't have any point of market differentiation except saying that their competitor products are hurting you," he says. While perhaps a bit harsh (Romanowski is pretty passionate), those brands do indeed exist to make a profit.
However, I respect companies like Beautycounter, whose policy is black and white, unlike the grey that permeates the industry. Renfrew says ingredients are "guilty until proven innocent" at Beautycounter and she and her team are committed to keeping them out. The founders of some other natural brands, like Indie Lee and Tata Harper, also seem genuine in their desire to provide "safe" (by whatever their interpretation of that is) product. What pisses me off is when I get a product that's emblazoned with pictures of leaves and flowers, but is mostly just smoke and mirrors meant to make me feel good about buying their product. Give consumers some more credit.
Some final thoughts:
• Legislators need to stop spending so much time and energy banning gay marriage and limiting birth control access, and instead start paying attention to things that can potentially be dangerous to their constituencies. The most important thing I learned when I started deep diving into all this controversy is that the majority of these chemicals are understudied. Let's throw some money at that instead. I still have no clear idea what can really harm me, and neither do scientists. And then let's do something to hold companies responsible for what they're selling consumers.
• Educate yourself about chemicals in cosmetics, but don't just read one side of the story. I respect scientists, but I know that studies and data can and have been interpreted differently by opposing factions to support their claims. I do think there's reason to be concerned about all the chemicals we're exposed to daily, and not only just in cosmetics, but I'm not ready to commit to all coconut oil just yet. (I really wish superstar science guru Neil deGrasse Tyson would weigh in on all this, the way he did with GMO food recently.)
• ShopSmart's Lee recommends picking and choosing your poison if you're concerned, rather than being paralyzed with fear. If these chemicals are going to harm you, it's likely that it will be over time with repeated use and because chemicals build up. Make small changes in your regimen, particularly in products that sit on your skin, like lotion, rather than those that you wash out right away.
Now take a deep breath.
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