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When it comes to spam messages, conventional wisdom dictates that you shouldn't follow links or call phone numbers in the message, order products from the spammer, or open files attached to the email. We all should know by now that you should never open attached executable files, and spam filters now treat all .exe files as suspicious. When spammers began flooding inboxes with .zip files containing executables, we caught on pretty quickly as well.
Phishing has evolved. Learn all the ways hackers are angling for your data with our 11 Types of Phishing eBook.
But HTML isn't executable — it's just plain text — so does that mean it's safe to open attachments when they're just HTML files? Hell no! Case in point: this doozy that came through our spam bucket last week.
The message subject reads Your Funds Will Be Transfered and the body helpfully informs the recipient that I am able to complete the funds transfer late night — I hope that doesn't mean someone sent Jimmy Fallon $28,126 from my bank account. It continues, Copies of the payment is being attached, and the message indeed has an attachment named Copies of the payment.htm which I can open and…
…uh oh. That's where the trouble begins.
The end result: Three pieces of malware installed; Two password-stealing copies of the Zbot phishing trojan, and a remote-access backdoor to boot. Considering Zbot's propensity for stealing bank account logins and other sensitive credentials, I suppose the subject line was correct after all. Your funds will be transferred. Just not where you thought.
The raceobject.ru page contains scripting that instructs the browser to download and execute a payload from yet a third Web site, problemdollars.ru. It just so happens that these fine, upstanding Russian-registered Web sites are hosted on the same server, located at the same IP address.
Whomever scrabbled together this row of dominoes must have thought they were being really clever when they made their code hard to read. Take a look at the line below, for example. At first glance, you might not be able to determine what it's supposed to do. It looks like gobbledygook, right?
Well, take out every other character in the line encircled in red, and the cloying concatenation code, and this is what you get:
Yeah, genius, we figured out your awesome trick. It's the "insert a random letter between every character" encryption algorithm, first invented in the year one by a five year old girl who wanted to pass a clay tablet to her friend in class without the teacher being able to read her Aramaic. The only significant difference is that there are no little hearts drawn over the "i"s. RSA and Bruce Schneier, eat your hearts out. These guys are obviously l33t.
In the end, the page directs a vulnerable browser to download the backdoor to the victim's computer. The backdoor pulls down Zbot. Zbot contacts its command and control server, pulls down a data file with instructions, and makes another copy of itself on the infected computer's hard drive.
In addition, the backdoor changes all the Security Zone settings in IE, clears your cookies, changes the settings for the Windows firewall to permit Windows Explorer (not IE) to receive data from anyone on the Internet, and makes other modifications to security settings that make it far more likely a victim will further infect him- or herself.
Bottom line, it doesn't matter what kind of attachment you get. Don't open anything attached to a spam email in a browser. After all, it's pretty obvious that this is just a ruse. Jimmy Fallon doesn't need your money, just some decent Nielsen numbers in his time slot, and that's one thing Zbot can't steal.

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2 terror suspects due in New Haven court today; were extradited from U.K.
NEW YORK -- An ailing extremist Egyptian-born preacher and four other terrorism suspects arrived in the United States early Saturday under tight security to face trial after losing their lengthy extradition fight in England, authorities said.
Two of the suspects -- Syed Talha Ahsan and Babar Ahmad -- were scheduled to appear in U.S. District Court in New Haven, Conn., on Saturday morning, U.S. Marshal Joseph Faughnan said. They are accused of running al-Qaida's Internet fundraising operation.
The preacher, Abu Hamza al-Masri, was taken to a federal lockup next to the federal courthouse in lower Manhattan to face charges that he conspired with Seattle men to set up a terrorist training camp in Oregon and that he helped abduct 16 hostages, two of them American tourists, in Yemen in 1998.
The one-time nightclub bouncer will be housed there along with Khaled al-Fawwaz and Adel Abdul Bary, who will face trial on charges that they participated in the bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa in 1998. The attacks killed 224 people, including 12 Americans. They were indicted in a case that also charged Osama bin Laden.
In the 1990s, al-Masri turned London's Finsbury Park Mosque into a training ground for extremist Islamists, attracting men including Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui and "shoe bomber" Richard Reid.
It was not immediately clear exactly when al-Masri, al-Fawwaz and Bary will appear in federal court in Manhattan.
Ahmad and Ahsan face charges that they ran websites that sought to raise cash, recruit fighters and seek equipment for terrorists in Afghanistan and Chechnya. Authorities say the websites included Azzam.com, which investigators say was used to recruit members for the al-Qaida network, Afghanistan's ousted Taliban regime and Chechen rebels.
Al-Masri is not the first ailing Egyptian-born preacher to be brought to Manhattan for trial. A blind sheik, Omar Abdel-Rahman, is serving a life sentence after he was convicted in 1995 in a plot to assassinate then-Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and of plotting to blow up New York landmarks, including the United Nations and two tunnels and a bridge linking New Jersey to Manhattan. Abdel-Rahman has numerous health issues, including heart trouble.
In England, lawyers for the 54-year-old al-Masri, who has one eye and hooks in place of hands he claims to have lost fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan, said he suffers from depression, chronic sleep deprivation, diabetes and other ailments.
The overnight trip to the United States came after a multi-year extradition fight that ended Friday, when Britain's High Court ruled that the men had no more grounds for appeal and could be sent to the U.S. immediately. The men have been battling extradition for between eight and 14 years.
"I'm absolutely delighted that Abu Hamza is now out of this country," British Prime Minister David Cameron said. "Like the rest of the public I'm sick to the back teeth of people who come here, threaten our country, who stay at vast expense to the taxpayer and we can't get rid of them."
"I'm delighted on this occasion we've managed to send this person off to a country where he will face justice," he added.
Al-Masri has been in a British jail since 2004 on separate charges of inciting racial hatred and encouraging followers to kill non-Muslims.
While al-Masri has been portrayed in the British media as one of the most dangerous men in the country, the case against Ahmad in Connecticut has raised concerns among legal experts and human rights advocates.
The London computer expert is accused of running terrorist-funding websites in a case that was brought in Connecticut because an Internet service provider was allegedly used to host one of the websites. He and Ahsan both face charges including using a website to provide support to terrorists and conspiracy to kill, kidnap, maim or injure persons or damage property in a foreign country.
Some lawyers and lawmakers have expressed concerns about the case against Ahmad because Britain agreed to extradite him even though his alleged crimes were committed in Britain and British courts declined to prosecute him for lack of evidence.
In prison since 2004, Ahmad has been held without charge for the longest period of any British citizen detained since the Sept. 11 attacks.
In a statement read on his behalf outside court in London Friday, Ahmad said his case had exposed flaws in U.S.-U.K. extradition arrangements. "I leave with my head held high, having won the moral victory," he said.
His father, Ashfaq Ahmad, said he would continue to fight for his son.
"It's not just one Babar Ahmad. Tomorrow there will be another Babar Ahmad and another one," he said.


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The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has said the Referendum on Inquiries by the Oireachtas could turn Oireachtas Committees into 'kangaroo courts'.
The Council has launched a campaign advocating a No vote in next week's referendum.
Director Mark Kelly said the Referendum, if passed, would lead to a fundamental shift of power from the Judiciary to the Oireachtas.
He said that the consequences of such a development cannot be fully predicted.
Independent TD Catherine Murphy who is supporting the campaign said the proposed amendment is badly worded, open to abuse and rushed.
She said in the heat of a Presidential election people had little time to be considering the issues involved in the referendum.
The ICCL said the amendment provides no guarantee that the courts would have a role in reviewing the procedures adopted by the Oireachtas in the course of any inquiry.


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On an ice surface tucked into the back of the Bell Sensplex, at precisely 11:50 a.m. Tuesday, the sound of a Zamboni horn cuts through the chatter.
Nine skaters and two goalies scurry off the ice. In 10 minutes, a group of everyday people will occupy the ice. There is no stroke, no rockstar clout for locked-out NHLers here.
Posters on the rink wall serve as reminders of great moments in Senators history: Steve Duchesne's goal in 1997 to send the Senators to the playoffs for the first time, Chris Phillips' overtime goal in the 2003 playoffs vs. New Jersey, the first goal in modern-day Senators history (by Neil Brady) in 1992 and Phillips belting superpest Darcy Tucker to the ice in 2002.
With a handful of observers and the shriek of John Chabot's whistle interrupting the solitude every now and then, it's really become same old, same old. While the opportunity to play hockey in Europe while the NHL and NHLPA whittle away at their differences has attracted some of those who were skating in Ottawa, others continue to show up at the rink a few times a week.
Guys like Chris Kelly are waiting and hoping.
Kelly, the former Senators centre who is now a key player for the Boston Bruins, is getting quality time at home with wife Krissy, one-year-old daughter Evynn and two-year-old daughter Presley. And while hockey is what he does, getting to be a full-time daddy right now brings a smile to his face.
"I'm sure my wife appreciates the extra set of hands around the house," he said. "My youngest, the last few weeks she's really started to walk more and more. And my two-year-old is talking non-stop. She's almost like a parrot. My wife's friend was over and everything she said, my daughter repeated it."
The Kellys have been a couple since junior hockey. She's seen him go from the United Hockey League to the American Hockey League to the NHL. It's been a grind, but it's paid off, with Kelly getting plenty of support from his other half.
When the players were last locked out, in 2004-05, Kelly was busting his butt in Binghamton, landing with the Senators the following season to stay.
"Back in 2004, I remember thinking we had a great team in Binghamton," said Kelly. "I was thinking how fortunate I was to be playing there. I hope the guys there now look at it that way and take it positively. They're getting a chance to get better. Spezz (Jason Spezza) led the American league in scoring, and I'm not sure he looks at it this way, but it helped his career."
Kelly is hopeful all will be back to normal soon.
"Everyone's optimistic a fair deal will get struck," he said. "Maybe if the lockout goes into the new year, then people will be singing a different tune.
"Money is seldom brought up. Right now, it's all about playing. If you can take something out of this, it makes you realize how much you like playing the game. Everyone wants to play hockey. That's the bottom line."
Unfortunately the only playing he can do right now is scrimmages with a dwindling number of teammates ... and some quality time with his daughters.
And maybe that's not such a bad thing.
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St. Croix agrees to first NHL contractby Staff Writer / New York Rangers
New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has agreed to terms with forward Michael St. Croix.
St. Croix, 19, was selected by the Rangers in the fourth round, 106th overall, in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. He established career-highs in games played (72), goals (45), assists (60), points (105), and penalty minutes (49) last season, while capturing the Western Hockey League (WHL) Championship with the Edmonton Oil Kings.
During the postseason, St. Croix led the team in scoring with 19 points in 20 games, including a goal and an assist in Game 7 of the Championship series against Portland.
|Rangers prospect Michael St. Croix had a breakout year with the Edmonton Oil Kings in 2011-12 and was one of the WHL's top scorers with 105 points.
The 6-0, 180-pounder led the Oil Kings in goals, assists, points and power play goals, and ranked second in plus/minus rating last season.
He also ranked seventh in the WHL in goals, ninth in assists and eighth in points, and tied for fourth in the league in power play goals and sixth in plus/minus rating. St. Croix recorded 32 multi-point performances, including two five-point games and four, four-point efforts.
He posted three hat tricks and registered a career-high, 12-game point streak from October 9 against Spokane to November 9 against Vancouver, tallying six goals and 14 assists over the span. St. Croix was named the WHL Player of the Month for December 2011, registering 10 goals and 16 assists for 26 points in 12 games during the month.
The Winnipeg, Manitoba native has recorded 88 goals and 117 assists for 205 points, along with 123 penalty minutes in 180 career WHL games with Edmonton. In 2010-11, St. Croix led the Oil Kings in assists (48), ranked second in points (75) and power play goals (nine), and third in goals (27) and plus/minus rating (plus-28).


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The toolkit, which is free to use and available to download by comms teams in all NHS organisations, allows an appropriate strategy to be created through a six-stage process.
It is designed to help comms teams decide which platforms to use and help them through the first six months of using social media.
The toolkit includes a selection of social media template policies and processes, as well as worksheets to help identify drivers to use social media, align social media objectives to an organisation's objectives, map online stakeholders and plan use of resources.
"This is part of our drive towards a more permissive approach to social media across the NHS," said NHS Employers chief executive Dean Royles. "We know that good social media use will help us to provide better patient care."


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We provide a pupil-centered approach to education from the earliest years up to the age of 19. All pupils have an Education and Health Care Plan. Although we are based in Doncaster, we are a national resource and pupils come to us via local authorities from all over the UK. We offer a safe and nurturing environment in which children can learn and communicate effectively to achieve their goals.
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I'll avoid, for the moment, discussing here the broken nature of our electoral system that leads to such choices…
Voting Your ConscienceIt's never a mistake to vote your conscience — to vote for the candidate who best represents your values — even if you expect them to "not have a chance". Even if they don't win, showing support for those candidates shows which positions have support and does a couple things:
- It shows those elected which types of voters they need to appeal to more.
When the Alberta Greens saw significant increases in percentage of vote (even though we didn't win seats from those votes) there was a corresponding increase in some of the green policies being adopted by the provincial government — a prime example being the grizzly bear hunt ban. Subsequently, when the Alberta Greens were taken over and shut down (the takeover was led by a fellow who is now a Wildrose candidate, make of that what you will), there was a corresponding backtracking on those policies — in this example, the grizzly hunt ban was lifted.
Even parties that don't win can affect policies because the winning party wants to get some of those votes in the subsequent election.
- People who vote mostly vote for who they think can win. A party that receives increasing votes in an election stands a much better chance in the next election because more people will think they have a chance of winning. It's not good that so many people vote that way, but it's reality.
So, we're not just voting for this election, but for future elections, too, where there will hopefully be better chances of people we support winning.
Strategic VotingAll that said, there are times where a "hold your nose" strategic vote may be your best choice.
I once (just once) voted for a federal Progressive Conservative candidate, Joe Clark, in order to prevent the election of a Reform/Alliance candidate. Clark was definitely on the "Red Tory" side of that party (before it was taken over by Reform/Alliance), and even served as parade marshall for the Calgary Pride Parade one year — so it wasn't an utterly heinous choice.
So, what should one do?In the end, both the strategic and conscience votes have an impact — so neither can be dismissed out of hand as invalid choices in our current system. It's up to you, as an individual citizen, to make the hard decision which of the possible outcomes is the better focus for your vote.
Even when it doesn't seem like it, when the media and leading parties try to marginalize diverse opinions, all of our votes do actually make a difference.


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New York TImes: Forget Who Pays Medical Bills, It's Who Sets the Cost
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New York Times–July 26, 2009
By DAVID LEONHARDT
Every fight over health care reform is different, and every fight over health care reform is the same.
In 1929, Michael Shadid, a doctor in western Oklahoma, proposed an idea for making medical care affordable to farmers. Rather than pay piecemeal for treatments, farmers would each contribute $50 a year to a cooperative. Dr. Shadid and his colleagues would pay their own salaries and expenses with the aggregate sum, and no farmer's annual bill for family medical care would exceed $50.
Horrified by the plan, other Oklahoma doctors tried to revoke Dr. Shadid's license. The conflict was soon duplicated across the country; cooperatives sprang up, and the American Medical Association tried to beat them back. The A.M.A.'s members, as the historian Paul Starr has written, felt threatened because the cooperatives "subjected doctors' incomes and working conditions to direct control by their clients."
The issue was clear: Who controls the doctor-patient relationship? That question has been at the core of every big subsequent battle over health care. Should doctors determine not only their patients' treatment but also their own pay, through the fee-for-service system that has survived since the 1920s? Or should patients have more power in the relationship? And who could claim to act on patients' behalf, monitoring treatments and bargaining with doctors?
A succession of presidents – from Harry S. Truman to Richard M. Nixon to Bill Clinton – volunteered the government for the role of patients' advocate, and their grand efforts all failed. Now it is President Obama's turn to try to remake America's medical system.
Last week's back and forth, when Congressional Democrats squabbled and Mr. Obama took his case to the public, highlighted how difficult his task will be. Reform of health care has the potential to threaten profits and incomes that make up one-sixth of the economy. More daunting, perhaps, Americans seem to have great trust in their doctors – more, certainly, than they trust the government on medical matters.
More than three in four Americans are "very satisfied" or "somewhat satisfied" with their own care, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll. But a substantial majority also say that the health care system needs fundamental change and that rising costs are a serious threat to the economy – a view that economists strongly share.
Thus the political challenge facing any effort at an overhaul: Americans say they want change, but they also want to preserve their own status quo.
The disconnect can be explained partly by the peculiar economics of health care. Because third parties – the government or a private insurer – typically pay the bill, many people miss the fact that the money originally comes from them. They see the benefits of medical care without seeing the costs.
But trust in doctors is a factor as well. Even when doctors order costly treatments with serious side effects and little evidence of their being effective, as studies find is common, patients are loath to question the decision. Instead of blaming such treatments for the rising cost of medicine, many people are inclined to blame forces that health economists say are far less important, like greedy insurance companies or onerous malpractice laws.
Mr. Obama is well aware of the public perception. This is why he directs his criticism not at doctors but at insurers and drug companies. In his news conference on Wednesday night, he advocated creating a government panel with the power to begin moving Medicare away from its fee-for-service model and emphasize outcomes instead. But he described it in doctor-friendly terms – as "an independent group of doctors and medical experts who are empowered to eliminate waste and inefficiency."
His rhetorical choices highlight one of the least discussed but most important conflicts in the current health care debate. The fight isn't just a matter of Democrats vs. Republicans, Blue Dogs vs. liberals or patients vs. insurers. It is also doctors vs. doctors.
That's the same as in Oklahoma in 1929. And what has happened to Dr. Shadid's model? It has survived. He built a team of doctors who collaborated closely and were not paid based on how many procedures they performed. Today, this description fits the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic (which Mr. Obama visited on Thursday), as well as less-known groups around the country.
Medicare data shows that these groups generally provide less expensive care and appear to deliver better results. Armed with this data, the doctors who run the groups have been lobbying Congress to make their model a bigger part of health reform. Two weeks ago, 13 such groups released a letter saying that recent versions of proposed legislation did not control costs enough.
Their goal is to weaken the fee-for-service system. In its place, doctors might receive a lump-sum payment to treat a patient with a certain condition, based on average costs elsewhere and on what scientific evidence had found to be effective. Hospitals with especially good outcomes might earn bonuses.
Advocates say such a system could ultimately give doctors more control. Rather than having to organize their schedules around the tests and procedures that insurers agree to reimburse, doctors could opt for the treatments they deem most effective. "It's a lot more accountability, which is why it's scary for physicians," said Dr. Mark McClellan, a former head of Medicare under George W. Bush. "But in some ways it's also more autonomy."
On Tuesday, doctors and hospital executives from 10 cities with below-average cost growth gathered in Washington for a conference called, "How Do They Do That?" They were a diverse lot, only some of whom hailed from providers resembling the Mayo Clinic. While crediting a range of factors for their success, they generally agreed about what ails American medicine.
When Dr. McClellan, who helped organize the conference, asked how many people thought the fee-for-service system was "archaic and fundamentally at odds" with good practice, most hands shot up. In effect, they were siding with Dr. Shadid and against a system that provides incentives for more and more care, regardless of its benefit.
"There are no consequences right now to over-utilization," Dr. Anthony F. Oliva, chief medical officer of the Guthrie Healthcare System, in northeast Pennsylvania, said later. "If you don't have consequences, you won't change the culture. If you don't have consequences, the people that are killing themselves to control cost are going to say, 'Why am I doing this?' "
It is a message, of course, that a doctor can deliver more easily than anyone else.
To view this article on the New York Times Website, click here.


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This story was reported by Megan Woolhouse of the Globe staff and correspondents Dan Adam, Laura Finaldi, Kathleen Pierce, and Sarah Shemkus. It was written by Woolhouse.
Arthur Geswell spent part of his Thanksgiving Day waiting for a Best Buy electronics store in Danvers to open because he wanted to buy a laptop at a deep discount. But the 63-year-old supermarket manager from Manchester-by-the-Sea also felt conflicted about whether he really needed to bargain hunt on a day set aside to count your blessings.
"Thanksgiving is supposed to be a day you spend with family," he said shortly after making his purchase. "Why do we do this?"
Thanksgiving is a holiday beloved by many Americans because it has largely defied the commercialization that has overwhelmed Christmas. But that tradition is fading fast as retailers, beset by weak consumer spending in recent years, have invoked new strategies to get people to open their wallets.
Across most of the nation, chain stores opened on Thanksgiving evening, describing it as a way to compete with online retailers, which enjoyed record Thanksgiving Day sales this year, according to IBM Smarter Commerce, which tracks online holiday shopping. Even in Massachusetts, where stores by law couldn't open until Friday, many shoppers bolted the table to wait in line Thursday for Friday midnight openings.
At the Walmart in Danvers, Dina O'Connor pushed a shopping cart loaded with televisions, Furbys, and Legos early Friday. The 42-year-old mother from Marblehead, who arrived about a half-hour before the 1 a.m. opening, said her biggest beef was not being able to find the television she wanted fast enough. Instead of being in the electronics section, it was in the Garden Center.
"I feel like we are mice in a maze," O'Connor said, "and they are watching us and laughing."
The shopping frenzy continued throughout the day. At the Cambridgeside Galleria, the line for the Apple Store stretched along two floors as shoppers awaited the 6 a.m. opening. At the Toys "R" Us in Natick, which opened at 1 a.m. Friday, lines were still snaking from cash registers into the aisles nearly 10 hours later.
One of the Toys "R" Us shoppers was Brianna Neves, 19, a student at Bunker Hill Community College. She said began her spree at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving, waiting for a Target in Framingham to open early Friday. But it's just the start of a gift-buying marathon, she said.
Black Friday "starts us off and we go the whole month till Christmas," she said. "Every weekend, Thursday all the way to Sunday night."
Nearly 150 million people were expected to shop nationwide over the long Thanksgiving weekend, according to National Retail Federation, a trade group in New York. The weekend traditionally kicks off the holiday shopping season, which accounts for about $600 billion in sales for US retailers.
Massachusetts shoppers are projected to spend about $14 billion in the weeks leading up to Christmas, according the Retailers Association of Massachusetts.
The day after Thanksgiving gained the nickname "Black Friday" because it was viewed as the day that pushes retailers into profitability, or the black. Over the years, Black Friday sales have started earlier and earlier until they finally encroached on Thanksgiving.
Facing ever increasing competition, retailers have turned to earlier starts and aggressive promotions to hold onto or expand market shares, said Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst for the NPD Group, a market research firm.
"It's front loaded," he said. "It's all about getting that early consumer dollar and protecting the market share rather than letting someone else or an online retailer come in and take it away."
But the frenzy that this retail strategy can inspire can come at a cost. Police said a Springfield man left his girlfriend's 2-year-old in a car while he went shopping for Black Friday bargains, then went home with a new 51-inch flat screen television, leaving the child behind.
OUR Walmart, a national labor group, said it was organizing 1,000 protests of the retail giant nationwide during the Thanksgiving weekend, citing the company's unfair business practices, including retaliating against workers who speak out against low pay and understaffing. Walmart opened stores in many states on Thanksgiving.
Activists said hundreds of workers and supporters protested at Massachusetts Walmart stores Friday.
"Walmart just wants to make more money and that's what being open on Thursday is all about," said Russ Davis, executive director of Massachusetts Jobs With Justice, a nonprofit that helped organize protests in Massachusetts. "This is a symptom of what's wrong with our economy."
Walmart said in statement that the number of protests had been "grossly exaggerated" and they had little effect on sales. "We have had our best Black Friday ever," Walmart said.
Massachusetts is one of three New England states, along with Maine and Rhode Island, that prohibit Thanksgiving openings. Jon Hurst, president of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts, which represents 3,500 businesses, said policy makers need to reconsider whether the state's restrictions are outdated and need to be lifted.
People are shopping on Thanksgiving, Hurst said, just not in Massachusetts stores.
"A discussion is warranted," Hurst said, noting that the group has not taken an official position in favor of or against holiday hours. "Are we contributing to the demise of our own industry and employment, to the property tax base and sales tax base?"
Many Bay State shoppers drove to New Hampshire by the carload for Thursday evening openings and the promise of price cuts. But some expressed regret about succumbing to the commercial creep.
Patti Reekie, a Tyngsborough resident, said she had barely finished her Thanksgiving dinner before heading to the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua to wait in line for Target to open at 8 p.m.
"It's not the same," she said. "You're supposed to be in front of the TV eating leftovers right now."
Americans' right to shop was not at the forefront of Congress' decision to officially designate the fourth Thursday of each November as Thanksgiving in 1941. In fact, the move followed a failed effort by business leaders after the Great Depression to move the holiday back on the calendar to add an extra week of Christmas shopping revenues.
Mark Whiting, general manager of Northshore Mall in Peabody, said stores are responding to what customers and retailers want. About 80 percent of retailers in the mall opened shortly after midnight on Black Friday, he said, and shoppers were out in force.
"When you see the level of customer turnout, you know it isn't a waste of time," Whiting said.
Some shoppers said that Black Friday was as much about the fun as the deals. Target shopper Kristi Carter, who camped out at the South Shore Plaza, brought a few friends to make a night out of it. She bought an Xbox gaming system at a $100 discount for her 8-year-old.
"I did Black Friday once a long time ago, and I swore I'd never do it again," she said. "But they reeled me back in."
Michael Farrell of the Globe staff contributed to this report. Megan Woolhouse can be reached at email@example.com.


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- theora: reference encoder/decoder library (previously known as thusnelda, supports all theora features): theora svn, theora official releases.
- Theorarm: an Ogg Theora/Vorbis decoding library optimised for use on ARM processors: Theorarm web site.
- Leonora: Theora decoder for the C64x+ DSP coprocessor on the OMAP3 SoC manufactured by Texas Instruments. This series of SoCs is used in a variety of mobile devices including the Palm Pre, Motorola Droid, and Nokia's N series of phones. Leonora web site.
- theora-old: old encoder/decoder library (the decoder does not support all theora features, but it was faster than reference theora 1.0 in many cases); theora version up to 1.0 alpha 7 were using this code trunk: theora-old svn.
- theora-exp: old, no longer developed, experimental encoder/decoder library: theora-exp svn. Its improvements were merged in the 1.1.0 reference library.
- Cortado: a GPL Java decoder for Ogg Theora, Ogg Vorbis and other codecs. Embedding this applet on your website you can give viewers access to streams from either the Flumotion streaming server or play a local file from your server without the need for a locally installed media player supporting the correct formats on the visitors computer. See also OggHandler.
- ffmpeg: (only vp3 features, mmx, sse2 optimisations).
- Etheora: a simplified API to theora reference encoder/decoder.
See also Theora Hardware for hardware implementations.
See also
- Theora Hardware: List of hardware-players supporting Ogg Theora
- TheoraSoftwarePlayers: List of media players that can play Ogg Theora
- TheoraSoftwareEncoders: List of software that can encode to Ogg Theora
- TheoraDecoders: List of decoder implementations
- TheoraEncoders: List of encoder implementations
- List of Theora videos: Get some files to see what the codec's like
- Games that use Theora: List of known games that use Theora
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OnePlus One production schedule revealed
Last week, OnePlus launched its "Smash the Past" program that lets users apply for the chance to smash their existing smartphone on camera and then buy a OnePlus One for $1. But what if you're not exactly keen on destroying your current handset? Well today OnePlus shed some light on when you'll be able to buy its flagship smartphone.
Right now, OnePlus says that it's got 100 16GB Silk White One units ready for winners of its Smash the Past program. It plans to have a larger batch of white models available in May to cover the initial group of consumers that receive invitations to buy the OnePlus One.
Looking ahead to early June, OnePlus plans to have a larger batch of 64GB Sandstone Black units available for purchase. The company says that increased general availability will take place later in June and that, at that point, anyone that wants a One should be able to snag an invitation without much effort.
OnePlus previously said that the One would be available in Q2, and so it's good to see that the company is working to stick to that release timeframe. Obviously it's kind of a bummer that consumers that want a OnePlus One can't simply buy one today, but it sounds like OnePlus is working to get production going full-steam as quickly as possible, especially when it comes to the larger-capacity Sandstone Black unit.
Are you interested in buying a OnePlus One? If so, would you buy a 16GB Silk White version or would you be willing to wait for a 64GB Sandstone Black version?


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The digital realm is an avant-garde to the extent that it is driven by perpetual innovation and perpetual destruction. The built-in obsolescence of digital culture, the endless trashing of last year's model, the spendthrift throwing away of batteries and mobile phones and monitors and mice . . . and all the heavy metals, all the toxins, sent off to some god-forsaken Chinese recycling village . . . that is the digital avant-garde.
Sean Cubitt interviewed by Simon Mills, Framed, online at <www.framejournal.net/interview/10/ sean-cubitt>
Magnetic Tape as Rebel media
Magnetic tape allowed for music/sound content to be recorded by anyone. It spurred the creation and distribution of 'amateur' content, that could range from decorative to disruptive. The cassette tape made it even more accessible to distribute content and be able to bypass censorship. It could slip unseen, handed under tables, recorded and copied at home, exchanged in back streets, recopied and distributed again.
Short history of magnetic tape
The audio cassette
The compact cassette (aka. cassette tape) was originally developed and released by Philips in 1962 in Hasselt, Belgium as an attempt to develop a new standard in audio storage. This replaced reel-to-reel recorders that were more complex and expensive to use. The cassette tape, allowed anyone to make recordings without the technical skills that were needed for the reel-to-reel.
The cassette tape peaked in popularity by the late 1980s, where the market had drastically dropped in both Europe and North America. This was due to a new technology called compact discs (CDs for short) that became popular in the 1990s. By 2001, cassettes had pretty much dropped out for the race as its market share was less than 5%. The following year, U.S music companies had stopped producing them. Blank cassette tapes are still being made and sold today and after a decade of no music being released by big music companies on cassette tape, there has been a comeback, including names such as Justing Bieber releasing on cassette tape.
"It's the tangibility of having this collectible format and a way to play music that isn't just a stream or download," says techno DJ Phin, who has just released her first EP on cassette as label boss of Theory of Yesterday. "I find them much more attractive than CDs. Tapes have a lifespan, and unlike digital music, there is decay and death. It's like a living thing and that appeals to me." Phin left the bulk of her own 100-strong cassette collection in Turkey, carefully stored at her parents' home, but bought "20 or 25 really special ones" when she moved to London. "I'm from that generation," she says. "It's a nostalgia thing – I like the hiss."
The walkman and the end of the boombox
From the boombox to the walkman, to the ipod, to the iphone
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Anatomy of the Walkman
Here find the STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL Part 01 Media:WalkmanTutorial.pdf
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Many thanks to those who served in so many different capacities, especially to Bill Schalz, out-going Zone Director-Coach.
Congratulations to Dave Anderson from WI as the incoming Zone Director-Coach. We understand he has 'big shoes' to fill.
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Homeowners across Montezuma County received notices in the mail a few weeks ago, stating the revised value of their properties.
For the majority, values were down.
County assessor Mark Vanderpool said most residential values saw "about a 10 percent decrease", though there were exceptions, mostly along the Dolores River.
All private properties - classified either as residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, natural resources or vacant - are reappraised every two years. The current round of data was gathered in 2011 and the first six months of 2012. Vanderpool said the valuations could be understated, given the time delay.
"We can't consider any sales or data after June 30, 2012. One could argue that 18-month period was perhaps the low point in the Montezuma County market," he said. "We're looking back in time here. I think current market value is higher than our new assessments indicate."
The data is incomplete, he added, because all property classifications haven't been calculated yet.
Vanderpool didn't think, on the macro level, county-wide tax revenue would suffer too much.
"The decrease in residential values will be largely offset by increased CO2 production by Kinder Morgan. I can't say whether it'll be a break-even deal or not, whether it'll offset completely. It's too early to say," he said.
However, smaller taxing authorities - like school districts - could feel the effects, depending on the amount of energy extraction in their area. Mancos and Dolores school districts don't have much energy development, for example.
During the 18-month period, 14 percent of residential sales were foreclosures, which had a "dampening effect" on all properties.
"We definitely had a two-tiered market. Foreclosures were selling at a much lower price than the other 86 percent," Vanderpool said. "Lenders were willing to settle for lower sales prices as long as it covered their loan, and were motivated to get bank-owned assets off their books."
Properties that did not sell during the data-collection window are assessed by comparing them to similar properties that did sell. Wildrose Appraisal Services was chosen by the Colorado Legislative Council to analyze the data.
"They examine sales prices for ranch-style homes, two-stories, log cabins, then do the same for the (corresponding) unsolds. The two numbers should be close together," Vanderpool said.


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I had an incredible experience being interviewed by Crooked Teeth's editor Andrew Halsig for their second issue Winter in the City. We video conferenced to chat about all kinds of things–Halsig was in London at the time, I was at my home in Utah–we were pretty far apart, but came together to talk about how I got started in poetry, the publication process of my recent chapbook Footnote, and the art of paying attention.
"Hopkinson's method states that most poetry--if not all--exists within the body. Throughout our lives, we perceive images that words alone cannot express. By using language that appeals to our senses we can bring our experiences to the mind of another. The more visceral our images, the more they can push into the realm of creating a universal human experience."
Two of my poems were also featured in the issue: "Footnote to a Footnote" and "Whimper." Both poems were inspired by Allen Ginsberg–"Footnote to a Footnote" is the concluding poem in my chapbook of response poems Footnote, and was in response to "Footnote to Howl." The poem is my perspective of all things holy in my daily surroundings and from a female perspective. The second poem "Whimper," is also a response poem, but originates from a short essay I wrote in response to Ginsberg's poem "Howl."
Crooked Teeth is a new lit mag out of San Francisco, CA and you can purchase a PDF version of the issue on their site for $5. All funds go to support the next print issue, coming out later this year. You can view samples from the contributing writers and artists for the current issue here. The third issue will be both digital and print. Submissions should be opening soon. You can follow them on Facebook and Twitter for updates. To learn more about Crooked Teeth, read my interview with Halsig for their last submission call here.
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Documentation for Stylish Church WordPress Theme
This documentation is provided for our Stylish Church WordPress Theme. You may also be interested in the other free WordPress themes that we offer.
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If you're looking for a hosting company, we recommend BlueHost. They offer quality shared hosting and responsive customer service at low prices. The video below shows how to sign up with BlueHost, install WordPress, and upload one of our free themes in a matter of just a few minutes. Read a more detailed explanation of why we recommend BlueHost.
Installing WordPress:
If you are familiar with WordPress and you are comfortable with the process of installing it on your site you can skip down to the theme-specific documentation below. Because many people who use our themes have little or no experience with WordPress we start off by showing how easy it is to get WordPress set up. Follow the video below to get a domain name registered, web hosting set up, and WordPress installed in a matter of just a few minutes.
General WordPress Documentation:
This part of the documentation for our free WordPress themes assumes that you already have WordPress installed on your server or hosting account. If you haven't yet installed WordPress, please see the video on this page for instructions.
There are a few WordPress settings that we recommend changing or at least checking to make sure they are accurate.
Site Name
From the WordPress dashboard (which will be located at http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/) click on "Settings" in the left sidebar.
Under the "General Settings" you can enter your church's name in the "Site Title" field, and if you'd like you can enter a tagline in the "Tagline" field.
Lower on the same page (General Settings) you can set your time zone. It's usually easiest to select a city in your timezone.
When you are done making changes, click on the "Save Changes" button at the bottom.
Another change that we recommend is for the permalink settings. (Click on "Permalinks" under "Settings" in the left sidebar of the WordPress dashboard.) The permalink is the URL of a page or post created on your site. By default WordPress will give your page a permalink like http://yoursite.com/?=p123. That is not ideal for search engine rankings or for being helpful for your visitors. We recommend checking the box for "Post name". This will give your pages URLs like http://yoursite.com/about-us/. That is much better for both search engines and human visitors.
Click the "Save Changes" button when you are done editing the permalinks settings.
You'll also want to make sure that your site will be accessible to search engine users. From the WordPress dashboard click on "Settings" and "Privacy" in the left sidebar. Then make sure the box is checked to allow the site to be visible to everyone.
Click the "Save Changes" button when you are done editing the visibility settings.
WordPress themes use things called widgets to allow users to control certain, including the contents of a sidebar. Some of our themes use widgets and some don't. When you first install WordPress it comes with a default theme, and the sidebar will look something like this:
All you have to do to change the widgets is go to "Appearance" in left sidebar of the WordPress dashboard, and then click on "widgets".
If you look to the right side of the screen you'll see a list of widgets under "Main Sidebar". To remove any of the widgets, move you mouse over one of the listed widgets, left click (and hold the left mouse button) and drag the widget to somewhere in the middle of the screen, then release the mouse button.
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Documentation for the Stylish Church WordPress Theme:
This documentation will take you through the steps of setting up your site using the Stylish Church WordPress Theme.
Setting Up the Pages
From the WordPress dashboard click on "pages" in the left sidebar.
Then click on "add new".
Title the page "Home" and under "Page Attributes" select "Home" as the template. Then enter some text for the Welcome section of the homepage. Then click "publish" when you are done.
Then click "add new" again and add a page title "Events" and select the "Events" template. No content/text needs to be added to this page. Click publish when you are done.
Then click "add new" again and add another page titled "Media" and select the "Media" template. No content/text need to be added to this page. Click publish when you are done.
Then click on "pages" in the left sidebar again. This will list the 3 pages that you have created plus a sample page that comes by default with your WordPress installation. Since you don't need the sample page, click "trash" under the title (you will need to hover your mouse over the title to bring up the "trash" link).
Now we want to set the "Home" page to be displayed when someone visits yoursite.com (your own domain name, of course). Click on "Settings" in the left sidebar and then click on "Reading".
Then check the radio button to display a static page as your front page, and select "Home" from the dropdown. Then click "save changes".
If you'd like to have a blog on your site you can create a page called "Blog" (or whatever you want to call it). It doesn't need to include any text other than the title, and then publish it. Follow the steps mentioned previously in Section 4 for creating the page. After it's published, go back to the "Reading" settings and select your "Blog" page from the dropdown next to "posts page".
You can also add whatever additional pages you like. All you have to do is click on "add new page" under "Pages" in the left sidebar, and then title your page and add content.
Choosing the Color Scheme
This theme gives you the option to choose from 4 color schemes. From the dashboad click on "Theme Options" in the left sidebar, and then click on "General Settings".
You'll then have the option to choose the color scheme from a dropdown menu.
Customizing the Logo
Of course, you'll want your website to feature your own logo. If you have a logo file ready (we recommend .png or .jpg format) you can easily upload it through the theme options dashboard and it will be applied to the header of all pages on your site. The logo file should be no larger than 400 pixels wide and 70 pixels high. Larger sizes will cause issues with the layout.
The logo options are located directly below the color scheme options in the general settings of the theme options.
Click on "Choose File" and find your logo file on your computer. Then click "Upload", and then "Save Changes". Your logo will now be shown on the header of all pages on the site.
Service Times and Location
The header of this theme is designed to include a listing of service times in the site's header, as well as a link to get directions from Google Maps. You will need to enter the text that you would like to be displayed in this area.
Still in the "Theme Options" click on "Common Options".
Where it says "Headline at the top header" enter your text. You can see our demo's text as an example. Don't hit the enter or return key, just keep typing in one line and let the text wrap. It will be displayed in one line on the site. If it doesn't fit in one line on the site you will need to shorten the text.
Then, right below that box you'll see the option to enter the address. This is what will be used to generate the link to Google Maps when someone clicks on "get directions" in the site's header, so make sure you are using an address in a format that Googe recognizes. The address will also be displayed in the site's footer.
You will then also be able to enter the phone number (for display in the footer), and optionally you can enter a URL for your church's Facebook page and Twitter profile, if applicable. If you enter a URL here it will result in Facebook and/or Twitter icons showing up in the site footer with links to your pages/profiles. If you don't enter anything here, the icons will not show up. When you're done, click on the "Save All Changes" button.
The icons in the footer will look like this:
Homepage Slideshow
The homepage of the Stylish Church Theme features a slideshow that allows you to add your own images, and you can link each image to any page if you'd like. You can use this area to welcome visitors to your website, promote upcoming events, promote the current sermon series, highlight some of your ministries, or even to link to your page on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
To add items to the slideshow click on "Slides" in the left sidebar of the WordPress dashboard.
Click on "add new slide".
Now a page will open for you to enter the slide. Give it a title (for admin purposes only, the title will not be visible on the site), and click on "set featured image" in the right sidebar.
This will open a window that allows you to insert your image for the slideshow. You can either upload the image from your hard drive by clicking "select files" or click on the "From URL" tab if the image is already online and you can enter the URL for the file.
The image you are uploading should be at least 958 pixels wide by 458 pixels high. If it is larger it will be re-sized and cropped automatically. You can use any image editor like Photoshop, or a free option like the online version of Photoshop to re-size and crop your images. If your image is smaller than 958 pixels by 458 pixels it won't fill the area and will look awkward.
Select "full size" and then click "use as featured image".
Then close out of the window or click "save changes". When you are done click "publish".
Repeat this process to add several slides. Now you'll want to make sure the slideshow is active on your homepage, so go to "Theme Options" and the click on "Slideshow Options". Where it asks "Do you want to display a slideshow on the homepage?" select "yes". You can also change the transition effect between slides if you'd like, or just leave it set to random. Then click "save all changes".
You now have a working slideshow on your homepage!
The Navigation Menu
One of the most important elements of your website is the navigation menu because it has a big impact on the usability of the site and allowing visitors to find the content that they want. You have full control over the links that are included in your navigation menu (the same menu will be used on all pages of the site). Please note: If you don't do this step, the theme by default will include a menu with all of your pages.
From the WordPress dashboard click on "Appearance" and "Menus".
Enter the name "Header" for your menu and click "Create Menu".
Then select your "Header" menu in the dropdown for "Main Navigation Menu" (this step is needed in order to apply your custom menu to the site's header).
Now move down a little lower on the page and you'll see a list of all the pages that you have published. Check the box next to each page that you would like to add to the menu and click the "Add to Menu" button.
After clicking "Add to Menu" the pages that you have added will appear in a list at the center of your screen.
You can drag items up or down to change the order in which they are displayed (to drag, click and hold the mouse button while moving the mouse up or down). If you want to make certain links appear in a dropdown menu, move the item slightly to the right. For example, we want "Children's Ministry" and "Youth Ministry" to be used in a drop down under "Ministries", so we will move them slightly to the right under "Ministries".
When you're done click "Save Menu" and the changes will be applied. Now you can check your site and see the menu in action.
We're also going to set up a second menu that will be used in the site's footer. Back in the WordPress dashboard, click on the "+" sign to add a new menu.
You'll go through the same process as with the header menu, except name it "Footer" and then select it in the dropdown for "Footer Menu".
Then you'll add and arrange your menu items for the footer just like you did for the header. The one difference is that the footer menu is not designed for dropdowns, so don't add secondary pages to the main menu items.
You'll then have a working menu in the footer of your site (will be on every page of the site).
Adding Content
You can add new content to your website any time you need to. We've already gone over the process of creating a few of the key pages, but you can create new pages at any time by clicking on "Pages" and "Add New Page".
Give your page a title and enter the text for the page. You can save it as a draft if you're not ready to publish it yet, or you can go ahead and publish it. You can give any page a parent page if applicable. An example would be pages that you create for specific ministries. You could create pages for children's ministry, youth ministry, singles ministry, men's ministry, women's ministry, etc. and select "Ministries" from the dropdown as the parent. The parent page must already be created and published in order to be available for selection.
Please note that creating a new page in WordPress will not automatically add that page to your navigation menu. If you want to make the page accessible from the menu it must be added as shown in the previous section about editing the menu.
Adding Blog Posts
Your website can include a blog if you'd like. To create a blog post click on "Posts" and "Add New".
Entering a blog post is very similar to entering the content of a page. You'll give it a title and enter the text. In addition, you can also create categories to help organize your blog posts. In the right sidebar click on "Add New Category" and enter a category name.
Adding Events
Every useful church website includes relevant information about upcoming events so church members and visitors can get all the necessary info right from the website. This WordPress theme includes functionality that allows you to easily manage your own list of upcoming events. The events page will display the upcoming events according to date. As the date of an event passes, it will be automatically removed from the list on the events page.
To enter a new event click on "Events" and "Add New Event".
Enter the title of the event, a description with all the needed information, and the location.
The next step is very important. In the right sidebar you'll see "Event Date". Here you will want to change the date to the date and time of the event. This is what will be used to display the event date and time on the site, and it will determine how the events are listed and when the event will disappear from the events page (after the date has passed). To change it, click on "Edit" and select the date and time of the event and click "ok" when you are done.
When you're done and ready to publish it to the site, click on the "Schedule" button.
If at any time you need to edit the details of an event, such as if the date or time is changed, click on "Events" in the WordPress dashboard and click on the title of the event that you want to edit.
Adding Audio Files
Another major section of this WordPress template is for posting audio files for your church's sermons/messages. The Media page of the site will list the most recent audio files so visitors can listen to them right from your site. Adding the media files is easy, but there are two ways that you can do it. Because audio files can be large, many people prefer to host them on a different server than the rest of their website (a service like Amazon S3 is a popular choice). But if your hosting account provides you with enough disk space and bandwidth you may prefer to just host the files on the same hosting account with your website. The following instructions will assume that you want to host the audio files on the same hosting account as your website.
To add a new audio file, from the WordPress dashboard click on "Media Items" and "Add New Media Item".
Enter a title for the item, a description or info about the item, and click on the music note to upload the audio file.
If you are hosting the audio file on the same hosting account as the website you will want to click on "Select File". If you are hosting the audio files with another service, like Amazon S3, you will click on "From URL" and enter the URL of the audio file as provided by Amazon S3.
You'll then browse your computer and find the file that you want to upload. Once it is uploaded you will see a screen like the one shown below. It will include the URL for the audio file, which you will want to copy to your clipboard.
Once you have highlighted and copied the URL of the file, "x" out of the window.
In the right sidebar you'll see a field that says "Link to the MP3 File". Here you will paste the URL that you have copied. And above it enter the name of the speaker for the audio file.
You can also change the date if you'd like. For example, on a Tuesday you may be uploading an audio file from a service the recorded the previous Sunday. When you go to publish it by default the date will be listed as Tuesday's date. You can change it to the date the message was delivered by clicking on the "Edit" link next to the date.
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Dec/Jan 2014
Travelled solo, independently using local transport
Bradt Guidebook excellent
Generally felt very safe and welcome
Quite a lot of hassle from kids, beggars, tourist touts, blokes in the street – quite consistent, but not that persistant and certainly not threatening in any way. Groups of kids are a right royal pain in the ____ .
Transport pretty good. People always really helpful – and I always got to where I was heading, even if I'm not sure how. Roads generally good and traffic free – all the driver has to worry about are the people standing in the middle of it and the aimlessly wandering livestock
Cheap tuk-tuks just about everywhere – seem to have replaced garis in most places
Mobile phone coverage generally good – cheap and quick to get sim (need photocopy of passport and photo)
Everything seemed very inexpensive – accomm, transport, food, etc
Easy to change cash in banks/airport
ATMs in a lot of places – Dashen and Commercial Bank worked for me
Forgotten how noisy Africa is, especially at night – or at least it was where I slept. Every night. My top tip – take the finest ear plugs money can buy. As well as eye drops (for the dust) and lip balm (for the sun).
Budget hotels – apart from in Harar – always provided towel, toilet paper and soap.
Weather – always sunny and hot during day – 25-30 C. No rain. In some towns, pretty cold early morning and night and required two fleeces (e.g. Debark, Debre Birhan, Abese Teferi)
Bole Airport
Arrived 2am, and stayed in there until morning flight to Axum. Felt safe, although pretty cold. Nowhere nice to sleep, try and get into domestic terminal departures asap where there are comfortable loungers.
Hotel reps waiting at airport with free transport
Africa House – fine – 175B en suite single
Thought Tsion Maryam complex at 200B a rip-off, considering much of it closed and under refurbishment
Really enjoyed walk out to Debre Liqanos Monastry
Africa Hotel – fine – 150B – adjacent restaurant good but noisy at night
Nice just to be in a normal town, without the tourist 'nonsense'
Good to walk out of town into countryside to see 'real' Ethiopia
Bus from Shire didn't leave until after 7, even though told to be there at 5. Awful road. Wonderful Simien scenery for 10 hours or so!
Simien Park Hotel – good – 250B en suite single
Unique Landscape next door also looked good, but slightly more expensive.
If not trekking, negotiate hard and get a number of quotes for your day trip into the national park – tourist touts, argh!!!
Queen Taitu Pension – 200B en suite single. Poor. No hot water, etc. Noisy.
Moved to Belegez Pension, 200B, water still a problem, but quieter and nicer courtyard
Four Sisters Restaurant – great food and fantastic dancing. Before I left I didn't think some contrived dance show for tourists would be a highlight of my trip. But it was. Go and see for yourself.
As solo, negotiated guide fee down to 100B (rather than 200) for castle complex
Kosoye also a highlight. Easy to get to (30-40 mins north of Gondar). Had a very nice breakfast at Befikir Ecolodge, which is visible from main road. Staff super friendly. Then great walk down into valley. Scout cost 100B, and worth every penny. Tough going. Highly recommended.
Bahir Dar
Wudie Pension – nice big room – 200B.
Ghion looked really run down to me, although good spot for meeting fellow tourists.
Tread carefully with the tourist touts in town. Both half day trips to the lake monastries and waterfall were shambolic and a rip-off. Average price paid seemed to be 200B/person, but I'm sure you can get for less. Get itinerary and any additional costs written down. You have been warned! Good for meeting other (equally hacked-off) tourists though!
Lucky with Blue Nile Falls – water was flowing – and another highlight.
There for Christmas, so very busy and accomm prices x2 or x3 normal rate
Hotel Lalibela, been refurbished and now rather swish. $45/double en suite
Private Roha – very basic, but felt safe – 400B/twin shared facilities
Recommend Unique Restarant opposite Asheton – cheap and good fun
Walk up to Asheton Maryam good, although hard
Used local guide – Zewudu Melak – +251 (0) 913636414 – for churches – nice guy – only 'guide' I used that I can recommend
Lake Hayk
Logo Hayk Lodge (I think, maybe name changed, not sure)
This place could probably be very peaceful and relaxing, but not on Christmas Day with a huge party going on!
230B/hut ensuite for okayish room (150B if you're Ethiopian!)
Debre Birhan
Akalu Hotel – reasonable place – 100B for ensuite
Really nice restaurant at Eva Hotel
Alaf Hotel – bit noisy and water issues – 170B en suite. Great view of lake
Buffet D'Auoache – 150B/room – pretty nice and peaceful place. Dusty, nondescript town though
Managed to find a 'guide' to get me into Awash National Park by asking around at hotels. Hired a good minibus and driver for 1000B for the day (6am-6pm). Really enjoyed the reserve, it's not the Serengeti, but saw quite a lot of game. Waterfalls fab. Awash Falls Lodge looked nice and was a good spot for lunch
Abese Teferi
Kebsch Int Lodge – decent room – 150B en suite; good restaurant attached
Got 6am bus direct to Kuni, found 'guide' quickly albeit using sign language and pointing to pictures in my Bradt Guide and visited Kuni Muktar Mountain Nyala Sanctuary. Not sure about '30-45 mins walk to river'. I got taken 2 hours up a bloody mountain, then 2 hours back down it. Not my ideal start to the day at 7 am. Fantastic though. Saw plenty of (skittish) nyala, warthogs, reedbuck and hyena.
Everyone I met moaned about the hotels in this place – except for those in the cultural guesthouses. The only town where I found that hotels were full
Trawfik Sharif Hotel – bit grim – bucket shower – 150B
Tewodros – 160B ensuite – okayish – despite stinking communal bathrooms at entrance
Belayneh – only offering doubles for 300B and water issues
Heritage Plaza looked more run down and mismanaged than guidebook suggests
Harar Ras – looked best bet – been refurbished – cheapest room 230B – good restaurant serving absolutely wonderful pizzas
Fresh Touch Restaurant – good, but expensive (for Ethiopia)
Hyena feeding cost me 100B – the greatest concentration of tourists I saw in one place throughout my 4 weeks in the country
Addis Ababa
Almaz Pension – 200B shared bathroom – clean, friendly, quiet, safe
Yod Abyssinia – good fun, if expensive – don't go alone, sit at the front and be of above average height, otherwise you are liable to get dragged up on stage to dance – much to the amusement of the local crowd. This can lead to embarrassing flashbacks.
Have a good trip.


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Dressed in skinny blue jeans and a hot pink jumper, flutist Dalia Moukarker looks no different from other students in Germany. But the 20-year-old Palestinian, who prefers to go by the name of Sol, has an amazing journey behind her. Two months ago, she lived in Beit Jala in the West Bank. Now, despite her lack of classical music training, she has gained one of four places to study flute at the Karlsruhe University of Music.
"It is like a dream," she said as she unpacked her flute and took her notes out of her backpack. Six years ago, Moukarker didn't even know what a flute was. But that didn't stop her from signing up for free flute lessons at her school because she was so determined to play music.
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Moukarker immediately fell in love with the sound of the instrument. And the flute allowed her to escape the brutal reality of life in the West Bank. "Music is something I can't live without," she explained."When the bombs fell, I hated life so much and I played flute 12 hours a day because I didn't want to be in the reality. It didn't matter what, I played until I just couldn't any more."
Living together with her parents and five brothers and sisters, at times Moukarker struggled to find a place to play. She often resorting to practising in the empty water tank on the roof. "It was a lot of echo but I enjoyed it," she said with a wry smile.
Moukarker also battled to find a regular flute teacher, a rare commodity in Palestine, which has little classical music tradition. After the lessons at her school were cancelled, she had some classes with European teachers working with the Barenboim-Said foundation.
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She then found an Israeli teacher who was prepared to give her flute lessons for free. But when Moukarker turned 18, she was no longer allowed to travel to Jerusalem on the other side of the wall. Undeterred, her teacher Raanan Eylon travelled to Beit Jala so Moukarker could continue her lessons.
"I think he believed in me," Moukarker said when asked why her teacher made such an effort. "I was so happy to have the lessons and he was my only chance to continue."
The Israeli flute teacher isn't the only person who has helped Sol along the way. A year ago, a German woman who had previously given Sol flute lessons in the West Bank brought Sol to Germany to help her find a place to study.
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It was during that visit that Sol first had a lesson with her current flute teacher, Renate Greiss-Armin, a professor at the Karlsruhe conservatory. "I saw Sol one year ago … and I was amazed because she played the first movement of a flute solo from Johann Sebastian Bach and i immediately knew that there was somebody who wanted to say something with his instrument," Greiss-Armin said in Karlsruhe. "One felt that this girl wants to speak, to sing, to express herself."
Reassured that she had what it took to potentially make it to music school, Moukarker returned back to Palestine and spent her time practising for the conservatory's entry exam. In the meantime, her German mentor (who wishes to remain anonymous) organized funding to pay for Moukarker's ticket back to Germany for the audition.
When Sol heard she had beaten almost 100 applicants to received one of only four places at the prestigious music school, she couldn't believe it. "We cried and laughed and shouted and ran and I called everyone and emailed everyone," she said, laughing at the memory. "It was crazy."
The university has organized for Moukarker to have a scholarship of 800 euros a month; otherwise it would be impossible for her to study here. And she still has to resit the ear-training test she failed in July. With her intermittent music study, she has never had to name chords and notes before.
Her favorite classes are currently flute class and music analysis, which she loves because it helps her understand "the roots of the piece". "I never had anything like this before," she said. "It is amazing."
As Sol picks up her flute again to practice, she explained that although she feels lucky to be in Germany, she doesn't plan on staying here. Despite the difficult political situation at home, she "loves Palestine" and plans to return. First though, she intends to learn as much about music as she can.
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Authentium Circumvents the PatchGuard Kernel Protection
I've posted before about how security companies are up in arms about the new Windows PatchGuard protection from Microsoft that can block any application from accessing, or "hooking" Vista's kernel commands, a technique utilized by vendors in sophisticated anti-tampering and behavior monitoring tools, and used by hackers in attacking computer systems with rootkits. Authentium says they have circumvented this feature using a loophole that allowed the operating system to support older hardware.
The company, based in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., maintains that it has built a version of its Authentium ESP Enterprise Platform that can bypass PatchGuard without setting off the desktop alarms produced by the security feature when the Vista kernel is compromised.
When a program of any kind attempts to modify the kernel on a system running PatchGuard, which is already available in 64-bit versions of Microsoft's Windows XP OS, the computer produces a blue screen and stops all other Windows applications from running.
Authentium said its workaround allows it to access the kernel without incurring the shut-down.
The company specifically said that it is using an element of the kernel meant to help the OS support older hardware to bypass the feature. The loophole allows the company's tools to infiltrate Vista's kernel hooking driver, and get out, without the OS knowing the difference. Source: eWeek
Looks of good reading there, including more info on PatchGuard and links to other articles where security companies have taken Microsoft to task over it. One industry insider says he thinks McAfee and Symantec have already done this themselves, but are keeping the heat on for a different reason,
At least one industry watcher believes that Symantec and McAfee have developed methods of their own for working with, or circumventing, PatchGuard, and contends that the firms have only kept the heat on Microsoft over the feature to keep antitrust regulators alert to Microsoft's continued push into their territory.
Which makes sense, they have to protect their bread and butter. Alex Eckelberry from Sunbelt has posted a few articles on PatchGuard, but the one he posted today actually made a lot more sense than the other complaints I have seen from Symantec,
The lesson? We cannot predict how malware authors will work in the future, and that is one reason why PatchGuard is such a potentially dangerous technology.
PatchGuard creates a barrier to the kernel, against which security vendors (the major defensive bulwark for Microsoft) can't get in to to help the operating system against an attack, at least without permission through APIs.
The ability of security companies to fully support the 64 bit Windows platform itself, a fact that Gartner's Neil McDonald recently highlighted in his warning that if enterprises use HIPS technology, they should postpone deployment of Vista. After all, the APIs won?t even be available until 2008!
HIPS (which stands for Host Intrusion Prevention System), uses methods at the kernel to prevent certain types of attacks. HIPS is part of our Kerio line and it?s also part of other products out in the market. For example, our HIPS functionality helps protect against buffer overflow attacks, by watching for system functions being called from memory locations where they shouldn't be called. As another example, our Kerio Server Firewall uses HIPS to provide application lockdown.
McAfee, Symantec and other companies, like Sunbelt, need this access. For Symantec, it?s around a number of technologies they've implemented at the kernel, including Tamper Protection, which prevents hackers from attacking Symantec products themselves. For us, it's around HIPS, but it could also affect other technologies that we are developing.
Now, every other article I have read on PatchGuard and these security companies, and I could have missed a bunch I am sure, has just pretty much been whining about how Microsoft won't allow use access to the kernel, this is the first good explanation of why they need this access. If some new threat, remember Code Red, comes out that requires access to the kernel to prevent it, then these security companies will have to ask Microsoft for an API to the kernel, where, before they could have just added the extra functionality. And we all know how long it takes Microsoft to issue patches, what will they do if a new threat comes out, will they help security vendors fix it, or will they try to fix it themselves?


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