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RMAO @ this thread. Yet another humorless, holier-than-thou, migratory jerkoff from the Pfail Strip.
What in the hell happened in this thread?
Imagine trying to explain this thread to someone outside of here.
Houston, feelin any shame yet?
Dang, ahaha this thread has spread like a wildfire... But moving right along, I only have a problem with one person j3FT2INstokes... At the end of the day you came at me wrong... I thought our beef was said and done, seemed like things had passed over on the topic Shakin318 created not long ago... I made mention of the alcohol usage there too and you didn't respond in a negative manner(neither of our responses had a negative tone)... So I figured we were making progress to tolerate each other and be sensible...JStokes
But on this topic... I make a comment about a women I believe is fond of the full lip characteristics of black women(people) and you respond with a way off topic comment... It wasn't hard to make a response relevant to my original comment or the topic, but you decided to take it in a different direction, so i took it a step further... Sounds like 2 people being immature to me, but because one of those guys aren't buddy buddy with the board, he gets the full blame... and that's cool too... But I do have a question for you... Do you think that by you saying black peoples hair is nappy, that you made a racist comment?(this can be discussed without negativity)
BTW how's that irony vs ironing thing coming along?
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The following is an outline of the types of actions for which each level at the university will be responsible in order to implement the Commonwealth's Compensation Management System at JMU. The goal is to designate these decision-making functions to the first appropriate level overseeing the employee.
President/Division Heads
As the university's senior administrators, persons at this level will oversee the Salary Administration Plan by:
University Compensation Committee
Committee members will include division representatives to include the University Budget Director and the Director of Human Resources, who will chair the committee. The committee will:
Deans/Associate Vice Presidents/Assistant Vice Presidents
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Department Heads/Directors/Managers/First-Line Supervisors
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Starting last week, I received a couple of emails from ScoreSense to my email inbox and was curious to what this was. I clicked into the email and it shows credit alerts from my credit report. I found this bizarre as I had not signed up with ScoreSense and did not understand why I was receiving these emails. I knew that I had to investigate as these services are typically not free and I was worried that I was recently opted into this service via my bank or credit card. I went to sign in to this ScoreSense account and I had to recover my password because I had never signed into this account and found that they had my credit card information on file.
Following seeing this I pulled my bank record and it shows that I was charged 29.99 for this month. I was like whoa, wait a second. So I called SocreSense and it explained that this charge was unauthorized and I had never signed up for ScoreSense. He proceeds to tell me that they had been taking 29.99 from my account since September of 2012 and it is now May 2013!!! I was in complete shock and he was very apologetic, but at this point I couldnt believe that over 260 dollars had been taken out of my account without my authorization.
The rep tells me do you remember getting a credit report for $1, and if you did, there was a 7 day trial associated with this and you were supposed to cancel, etc etc. First of all, I am pretty intelligent and If there was a trial associated wth this I would have never had pulled my report from them or I would have canceled righ away. I also know that I never received any emails or correspondance from them in 9 months, only since last week.
Its completely a scam and they are taking advantage of people with this and I have read all over the internet of all of the victims and I think there needs to be an action class lawsuit files against ScoreSense. So, they pull people in by offering them a credit report for $1 and then autmoatically enroll you in their monitoring servies without notifying you and then pretend like they did. The rep said, it must of went to your Junk Email, and I said, no, because I always check my Junk Email and the emails I just got, went directly into my inbox. So, explain that.
At this point,t he rep said he put in refund requests for the past 9 months, but what I have read all over the internet is that they dont ever refund the money, beyond the $1, which is rediculous because I authorized the $1, not $270. Also, I found it quite interesting that they would refund my $1 but not my $270 right away. I am going through my bank where the charges were taken out of and will be filing a claim of fraud of unauthorized charges on tis company. I will pursue this over time until I do receive my money back, I will write reviews, notify the media, and do whatever it takes to make sure this does not continue to happen to other people.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — After a freshman shot and killed three classmates at Heath High School in Paducah in 1997, the man who was principal at the time says so many new threats were reported that police wanted to cancel graduation that spring.
Now, in the aftermath of the Dec. 14 massacre that killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., former principal Bill Bond sees a familiar pattern: bomb threats, shooting threats and rumors spreading through schools across Kentucky and the country.
"You can expect a rash of very crazy threats, students making silly remarks," said Bond. "It happens every time after one of these."
No agency appears to track the number of threats of mass violence at schools. The federal Bureau of Justice Statistics reports that between 1993 and 2009, the last year available, between 7 and 9 percent of the nation's high school students were threatened or injured with a weapon on campus.
In Kentucky, the figure dropped from 8.3 percent in 2007 to 7.9 percent of students in 2009.
The Bureau of Justice Statistics also reports that non-fatal violence against students at schools nationwide has dropped steadily over the last 18 years, from a high of 329,800 serious incidents in 1994 to 91,400 in 2010. The number of homicides at schools was also at a 10-year low in 2009-2010 with 17, the lowest since 2000-01.
Bond, who now works as a counselor with the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Reston, Va., said school districts have to treat the threats as legitimate, particularly after an incident like the one in Connecticut.
"When the notes are found, they're going to have to follow through with the same procedures as if at a normal time," Bond said.
Kentucky State Police Sgt. Rick Saint-Blancard said his agency hasn't seen a spike in bomb threats since the Connecticut shootings.
However, some Kentucky schools have reported threats the form of notes about bombs, students spreading rumors or directly saying they would bring a gun to school to shoot teachers and classmates.
In Prestonsburg, two students were arrested Tuesday on charges of making terroristic threats. In Lexington 850 students left school early Monday because of a rumored threat. And in Paducah, a middle school and high school were searched after a threat on Tuesday.
In each recent case, police were called and the notes and threats were investigated. Some schools dismissed classes for the day after the threat was discovered, but reconvened students the next day.
Jefferson County Public Schools spokesman Ben Jackey said one threat and one rumor of possible violence during the last week may be related to Connecticut, but he can't be sure because he's not part of the ongoing investigation.
"I think we've seen an increased awareness in our community about the safety and security of our students," Jackey said. "That is a good thing."
Molly Goodman, a spokeswoman for McCracken County Public Schools, said the Connecticut shooting reinforces a "heightened awareness" the school district has had since the 1997 shootings at Heath High School. Goodman said they haven't seen an increase in threats coinciding with national events, but all threats are investigated.
Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Tom Shelton said threats of violence arise throughout the school year, but after incidents like the Connecticut shootings, there's more of a sense of urgency about them.
"We deal with statements on a regular basis because you're dealing with children. It seems like that in a situation like we're in now, there's just a heightened sense of awareness and more sensitivity to it," Shelton said. "We take them all seriously, no matter when."
Bond said the threats should wind down soon in most places. But he said schools in the Newtown, Conn., area could continue to receive threats of violence for a while, just as the schools Paducah did.
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Friendly people, colorful atmosphere,yummy fresh juices, awesome food and last but not least the best raw cacao sweets ever!Pros: Everything=)
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Friendly people, colorful atmosphere,yummy fresh juices, awesome food and last but not least the best raw cacao sweets ever!Pros: Everything=)
Really good raw foods. Great place for me (raw foodie) and my husband (vegan)Pros: good food
The meal was great , increadily fresh and well made.
We only wish the portion were a little bigger and the smoothes were not so expensive. $10 smoothes is a aliitle pricey, but oeveall would defeitly recommend and return here myself
A lot of people seem very devoted to the Alchemy Juice Bar and Cafe. We stopped here for lunch after touring the state capitol and checking out the Wadsworth Atheneum. While the folks working here were nice, the small portions were disproportionate to their high costs. Check out the photos I've posted. I got the vegan cream of broccoli soup and the Alchemist Wrap, which contained yams, olives, roasted red peppers, avocado, and toasted sesame seeds. The soup was bland and served at room temperature. The wrap was tasty thanks to the toasted sesame seeds, but it wasn't very filling for $8. My husband got the dandelion salad and a special wrap that contained cukes, walnuts, apples, lettuce, and carrots. The salad was refreshing, but his wrap wasn't as good as mine. It was pretty unremarkable and, again, it was not very filling for $8. On the way out, we bought three vegan sweets to split on the way home: a piece of vegan fudge with a goji berry on top, a vegan peanut butter ring ding, and a vegan coconut macaroon. The desserts came to $28 total! While they were tasty, the high price did not seem justifiable to us. The next time we're back in Hartford, we will try out an ethnic restaurant instead of going back to the Alchemy Cafe. That being said, since we like to support places that offer vegan options, I'm glad that we went once and now know what it's like.Pros: tasty desserts, nice staff, close to Hartford attractions
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EC-Council Network Security Administrator
Number of Questions: 50
Passing Score: 70%
Test Duration: 2 hours
Test Format: Multiple choice
Test Delivery:
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The exam code varies when taken at different testing centers.
Prometric Prime: 312-38
EC-Council Exam Portal: 312-38
The exam 312-38 tests ENSA candidates on the following 30 domains.
Fundamentals of Networks
Network Protocols
Protocol Analysis
Hardening Physical Security
Network Security
Security Standards Organizations
Security Standards
Security Policy
IEEE Standards
Network Security Threats
Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
Packet Filtering and Proxy Servers
Bastion Host and Honeypots
Securing Modems
Troubleshooting Network
Hardening Routers
Hardening Operating Systems
Patch Management
Log Analysis
Application Security
Web Security
E-Mail Security
Authentication: Encryption, Cryptography and Digital Signatures
Virtual Private Networks
Wireless Network Security
Creating Fault Tolerance
Incidence Response
Disaster Recovery and Planning
Network Vulnerability Assessment
ENSA (312-38) Exam
01 Fundamentals of Computer Network
02 Network Protocols
03 Protocol Analysis
04 Hardening Physical Security
05 Network Security
06 Security Standard Organizations
07 Introduction to Internet Standards
08 Security Policy
09 IEEE Standards
10 Network Security Threats
12 Firewalls
13 Packet Filtering and Proxy Server
14 Bastion Host and Honeypots
15 Securing Modems
16 Troubleshooting Network
17 Hardening Routers
18 Hardening Operating Systems
19 Patch Management
20 Log Analysis
21 Application Security
22 Web Security
23 E-Mail Security
24 Authentication: Encryption, Cryptography and Digital Signatures
26 Wireless Network Security
27 Creating Fault Tolerance
28 Incident Response
29 Disaster Recovery and Planning and Risk Analysis
30 Network Vulnerability Assessment (NVA)
Defines the nodes, the network backbone, segments, and subnets
Describes the logical elements of network, IP addresses, IP address space, and Assignment of IP address
Explains how to create a Domain Name Space (DNS), creating a new domain name, and components of DNS
Explains the working and functional categories of gateways
Discusses on the various types of media to connect the networks, wired media or bounded network media, twisted pair cable, and wireless transmission
Describes the media access methods such as the multiplexed media access, polling, and token-based media access
Explains the OSI and TCP/IP reference models and their corresponding layers
Describes on the methods of data transmission simplex, half duplex, and full duplex
Discusses on classifying the networks such as client server networking, peer to peer networking, and mixed mode networking
Explains the physical arrangement of the Network, the topologies such as bus, star or hub, ring, mesh, tree, and hybrid topology
Details the Physical Network Classification including the LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN, CAN, and GAN
Explains on the functions of network equipments such as network interface cards, access points, switches, concentrators/hub, modem, router, brouter, bridges, adapters, network load balancers, repeaters, gateways, transceivers, converters, and terminals
Defines the functions and introduces the network protocols
Explains the TCP/IP and configuring of the TCP/IP, network classes, and telnet
Describes the application layer protocols such as BOOTP, DCAP, DHCP, DNS, FTP, TFTP, NTP, NNTP, SNMP, IRCP, SLP, HTTP, and HTTPs in detail
Explains the light weight presentation layer protocol
Describes the remote procedure call protocol of session layer
Describes the reliable data protocol, transmission control protocol and the user data protocol
Explains the routing protocols such as BGP, EGP, IP, ICMP, IGMP, IRDP, Mobile IP, NHRP, OSPF and Multicasting Protocols such as BGMP and DVMP of Network layer Protocol
Explains the data Link layer protocols such as ARP, RARP, and NARP
Describes the protocol suite in TCP/IP, layers of TCP/IP, sliding windowing, and acknowledgement
Defines the header format of TCP and different options in the header
Explains the interfaces used in TCP/IP, user/ TCP interface commands, and TCP/lower level interface commands
Describes the algorithms in TCP, Checksum calculation, performance estimation and problems related to TCP, overview of IP, and the header format of IP
Provides the introduction to IP datagram and different techniques associated with IP datagram, parameter problem in IP
Discusses the IPv6 including the header format, tunneling, and multicast mechanisms
Discusses the need for physical security, statistics, physical security breach incidents, and who is accountable for physical security
Defines the factors affecting physical security, and types of attackers
Describes the physical security threats, and methods to detect physical hazards
Provides an overview of how to implement premises security, using smart cards, and proximity cards
Explains the process of biometrics, accuracy of biometrics, and applications of biometrics
Discusses about implementing workplace security and desktop security
Explains about securing network devices, server security, securing backup devices, CCT (Closed Circuit Television)/Cameras, and EPS (Electronic Physical Security)
Discusses about the challenges in ensuring physical security, countermeasures, and mantrap
Defines a physical security checklist
Provides an overview of network security
Discusses the need for network security
Explains the goals of network security
Describes the need for security awareness
Discusses the functions of network security administrator
Provides an overview of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), and role of ICANN, working of ICANN
Provides an overview of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), how ISO standards benefits the society, and ISO applications
Defines the structure of International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Defines the structure of American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Defines the structure of Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers (IEEE)
Provides an overview of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA)
Defines the structure of National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), and overview of Services
Explains the structure of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), and activities
Provides an overview of the Web Application Security Consortium (WASC), and board of directors responsibilities
Discusses the introduction of Internet standards, standards creation committee, and Internet standards
Explains the RFC evolution, RFC submission process and obtaining RFC
Describes the cabling standards, EIA/TIA -568, and UTP categories
Provides an overview of the security policy, benefits, concept, and key elements of security policy
Discusses about security awareness program through meetings and trainings
Explains the purpose and goals of security policy, classification systems, and security policy framework
Discusses about the vital role of security policy, classification of security policy, and types of security policies
Describes the security policy structure, contents of security policy, privacy and confidentiality, security levels, security organizations and security policy features
Explains the configuration of security policy, implementation of security policy, incident handling and escalating procedures, security operations, and life cycle management
Details the process of securing assets, defining responses to security violations, presenting and reviewing the process, compliance with law and policy, transborder encryption issues, and points to remember while writing security policy
Provides an overview and architecture of IEEE 802, and the history of 802 standards
Discuses about the objectives of IEEE Standards, the IEEE 802 Bridging and Management, 802.2 Logical Link Control Layer, 802.3 CSMA/CD (Ethernet), 802.4 Token Passing Bus, 802.5 Token Ring Passing, 802.6 DQDB Access Method, 802.7 Broadband LAN, 802.10 Security, 802.11 Wireless LAN (WLAN), 802.12 Demand Priority Access, 802.15 Wireless Personal Area Network, 802.16 Broadband Wireless MAN (WMAN),and the 802.17 Resilient Packet Ring
Explains the Wireless Networking Standards
Elucidates the ETSI Standards, HIPERLAN, Family of HIPERLAN standards, HIPERLAN/1, HIPERLAN/2, HiperAccess, HiperLink, and the HiperMAN
Provides an overview of the various kinds of security threats, and the current security threats statistics. Defines the terms such as: vulnerability, threats, and attacks, types of attacks, and classification of hackers.
Explains the techniques in network attacks. Discusses about various techniques, Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure (CVE), various threats, attacks, and hiding evidence of an attack
Discusses on how to create a Domain Name Space, creating a new domain name, and the components of DNS
Explains the working and functional categories of gateways and functional categories of gateway devices
Discuss various tools and algorithms that help in Windows forensics
Discusses about the Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and history of IDS and various intrusion detection concepts
Explains the methods to choose IDS for an organization
Discusses the characteristics of IDS, Importance of IDs, and aggregate analysis of IDS
Explains various types of IDS, NIDS. Explains the architecture, operational concept, network based detection, and tools related to NIDs, HIDS includes architecture, operational concept, host based detection and its tools, and difference between NIDS and HIDS
Describes the Hybrid IDS frame work, prelude IDS, components and interaction between prelude components like relaying, reverse relaying, and the functioning of the Libsafe tool
Discusses about distributed IDS including its advantages, components, protocol IDS, Network Behavior Analysis, Unified Thread Management, and deployment of the IDS
Discusses various types of IDS signatures, True/False-Positive/Negative, and major methods of operation
Explains the working of tools such as Snort, BlackICE, M-ICE, Secure4Audit, Emerald, NIDES, SECUREHOST, and the GFI EventsMANAGER
Explains the IPS and its Strategies
Describes the process of raw packet capture, filtering, packet decoding, storage, fragment reassembly, stream reassembly, stateful inspection of TCP sessions, and firewalling
Explains the working of IPS Tools such as Sentivist, Stonegate IPS, and McAfee
Explains the security features of a firewall, components, operations, and types of firewalls
Defines the types of firewalls based on the functionality, the PIX firewall, and its features
Explains the rules and restrictions that are to be applied for the good performance of a firewall
Explains the configuration strategies in firewall. Describes the features such as scalability, portability, architecture of firewall based on dual homed, screened host, and screened subnet
Discusses on threats and security risks in firewall, protection of network against hacking, centralization and documentation of the firewall, and multi-layer firewall
Explains the deployment strategies of firewall, firewalls within router. Introduces DMZ, multi-firewall DMZ, and advantages and disadvantages of firewall
Discusses the threats to firewall, such as firewalking, banner grabbing, and placing backdoors
Provides an understanding of the limitations of firewall, personal firewall software and hardware
Discusses on how the firewall logs affect the performance, discusses the firewall analyzer, importing logs and archiving logs, firewall builder, and wflogs
Explains the features and functions of the firewall products such as Wingate, Symantec, firewall tester like firewalk and ftester
Provides an understanding of Packet Filtering. Discusses about application layer gateway, network address translation, packet filtering, packet sequencing and prioritization, packet fragmentation, and analyzing packet signatures
Explains the process of configuring packet filtering and its types. Discusses about various types of filtering such as stateful packet filtering, stateless packet filtering, and dynamic packet filtering
Explains the pros and cons of filtering and flags used. Discusses about advantages and disadvantages of filtering and flags used
Provides an understanding the proxy server. Discusses about proxy servers, role of proxy servers, routed environment, proxy control, and the socks proxy
Explains the authentication process and firewalls in proxy server. Discusses about authentication process, centralized authentication services, and application proxy firewall
Provides an understanding of the security and benefits of proxy server. Discusses about security and access control, reverse proxies, and difference between proxy server and packet filtering
Explains the concept of Bastion Host which includes its principles, the need for a bastion host, and how to Build a bastion host. Explains configuring Bastion Host, locating Bastion Host, securing the machines, defending bastion host, selecting services, disabling accounts, and unnecessary services, handling backups, and roles and security policy of Bastion Host
Discusses about Honeypot, History, Value, and types of Honey pots
Details the classification of Honeypots such as low-interaction, medium-interaction, and high-interaction Honeypot, and examples of Honeypots like BOF, Specter, Honeyd, Homemade, Mantrap, and the Honeynet
Explains the Homemade Honeypot and advantages and disadvantages of Honeypot
Introduces the Honeynet, its architecture, types, and legal related issues
Provides an overview to modems, the origin of modems, and various features of modems
Discusses about various types of modems like hardware modems, Optical Modems, Short Haul Modems, Smart Modem, Controller Less Modem, Acoustic Modem, and the Null Modem
Explains about Modem security, Additional security to modem, and categorizing modem access
Describes the Modem attacks such as Spoofing attacks, Call Forwarding attacks, and war dialing, and Modem risks like War dialers and packet sniffing
Explains the Modem failure Symptoms, Modem Firmware Failure, and Primary Modem Failures
Discusses about reasons for modem connection failures and some common failures in modems
Explains the process of troubleshooting modems, and External and Internal modems
Explains the Troubleshooting Strategies and methodologies. Discusses the Troubleshooting Strategy, Recognizing Symptoms, Analyzing Symptoms, Understanding the problem, System Monitoring Tools, Testing the cause of the problem and solving the problem
Discusses on how to troubleshoot network devices, Bridge, hubs, network interface cards etc. Includes troubleshooting Network devices such as Windows PC Network Interface Card, Cisco Aironet Bridge, bridges using the Virtualization Engine, BR350 (Bridge), Diagnosing Repeater and Gateway Problems, Hubs and Switches, cable modem, DSL or LAN Internet Connection, a Universal Serial Bus Device, and the IEEE 1394 Bus devices
Explains what to do when network slowdowns. Discusses about Troubleshooting Network Slowdowns that includes NetBios Conflicts, IP Conflicts, Bad NICs, DNS Errors, Insufficient Bandwidth, Excessive Network Based Application, Daisy Chaining, and Spyware Infestation
Describes the process of troubleshooting Wireless devices such as Checking the Led Indicators, Checking Basic setting, SSID, WEP Keys, Security Setting, and Device Manager
Describes the process of troubleshooting Network Communication such as identifying communication problems, using Ping and Traceroute, exploring Network Communications, Finding Path Information, Access point Interface, and Identify Communication Capabilities
Describes how Load balancing reduces network traffic.Explains the Network adapter Troubleshooting. Discusses about How to isolate networking problems (Windows XP).
Explains how to overcome the Connectivity problem
Explains the mostly used TCP/IP Troubleshooting utilities: Discusses about TCP/IP Troubleshooting Utilities that includes Troubleshooting with IP Configuration Utilities, with Ping, with Tracert, with ARP, with Telnet, with Nbstat, with Netstat, with FTP, and with Nslookup
Describes the working of troubleshooting tools: Discusses about troubleshooting rools that includes hardware-Based troubleshooting tools, network technician's hand tools, The POST card, memory testers, electrical safety rules, wire crimpers, punch down tools, circuit testers, voltmeters, cable testers, crossover cables, hardware loopback plugs, LED indicator lights, and tone generators
Details the routing metrics, router types, algorithms of routers, and Internet work operating system
Explains the principles of routing, and router's modes of operation
Describes the process of configuring IP, RIP, configuring the router, external, internal configuration modes
Explains the configuration modes like interface, line, Rom, and privilege monitor
Discusses on methods of Hardening a router, passwords, secrets, user accounts sessions
Defines what Cisco discovery is, the logging concept, and Cisco logging options
Explains how to create access control list, implementing, monitoring and logging system error messages
Explains how to secure routers, configuring SSH, ciphers, MAC, compression, and root logins
Defines the Router commands, types of routing, and protocols
Explains the working of troubleshooting tools, PPP, X.25, ISDN, Frame relay, components of router security, and testing tools
Explains what BIOS security is, the Windows registry, working of registry editor, and Root kit revealer. Explains the configuring Windows services such as e-mail service, and regional setting etc.
Defines how the resource are accessed in a network, access control, DACL, what are the objects and permission, introduction to NTFS, EFS, and infrastructure feature of Windows operating system
Provides an understanding of Kerberos authentication, trust relationship between domains , and IPSec
Describes the various features of Windows 2003 such as authentication, security configuration, EFS, and network security
Explains the concept of Certification Authority of Windows, implementation of the CA, and enterprise root CA
Defines the Linux user and file system, data and network security, introduction to account security, and user management, some OS security measures, and interface configuration
Describes the PAM module, configuration files framework, and security, network information services, and an introduction to system logger utility
Provides an understanding how to secure UNIX and the UNIX Security Checklist
Explains the security with Macintosh, Enterprise security, Kerberos authentication, and application security
Discusses on Vista Security and installation of Windows Vista
Discuses the concept of Patch Management, Types of Patches defined by Microsoft
Describes the Patch testing
Explains the process of Patch Monitoring and Management, how to Create a Change Process, and to Monitor the Patch Process
Discuses the Consolidating Patches on Red hat Network, Red Hat Up2date Patch Management Utility Installation Steps, and Red Hat Up2date Patch Management: Command Line Interface
Explains the Microsoft Patch Management Process
Provides details of the Widows Update Services, Microsoft Software Update Services, Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), WSUS Vs SMS 2003, and Role of SMS in Patch Management Process
Describes the working of Patch Management Tools
Introduces the concept of log analysis. Discusses about the log analysis, Audit events and log types
Categorizes the log files and discusses about Log files, Access_log, Agent_log, Error_log, refer_log and TCPDump Logs
Provides an understanding the concept of web server Log Analysis: Discusses about web server log analysis and its tools, Apache log, IIS log and limitations of log file analysis
Helps in identifying Syslog statistics and analysis. Discusses about syslog, Statistics and analysis of syslog
Provides an understanding of the concept of logging including the overview of Logging, Setting up Remote Logging, Windows Logging, and Application Logging and Firewall Logging
Introduces Monitoring and security events. Discusses about Monitoring and Security events, Importance of Time Synchronization, and Passive Detection Methods and Scripting
Explains the working of Log Analysis tools. Discusses about log analysis tools such as Userlock and WStool and Auditing tool like ADSIC, Tenshi, SpoofMAC, and Gentle MAC Pro
Explains the working of various log parsing tools log parsing tools such as: LogSentry, SL2, Flog, SLCT, xlogmaster, Geek Tool, Dump.exe, Watchlog, and Logdog
Introduces the Log File Rotation Tools like Logcontroller, Newsyslog, Spinlogs, Trimlog, SLRS, and Bzip2
Discusses about Secure logs and features and provides understanding of Log security
Discusses the issues that make Web Security difficult
Explains various the Application Threats and Countermeasures, Input Validation, Authentication, Authorization, and Configuration Management
Discusses on Securing Web Applications, Authentication, and Authorization. Discusses on Managing Sessions, working of Cookies, Persistent vs. Non-Persistent Cookies, Secure vs. Non-secure Cookies, Session Tokens, Authentication Tokens, Event Logging, and Log Management.
Describes the Embedded Application Security, TCP/IP Security Technology, IPSec and SSL Security, IPSec and SSL In Embedded Systems, Network Security For Embedded Applications, and Embedded Network Security Hardware Instructions
Discusses the Remote Administration Security and preventive methods for unauthorized Persons
Introduces the concept of Threat modeling, use of Threat modeling, Terminology, Input and Output of Threat modeling, step by step approach, and the five steps of Threat modeling
Explains various types of network threats. Discusses about need for web security, and common Threats on web.
Discusses on how to Identify unauthorized Network Devices, Restrictive Access, Network Address, Altering Network Addresses, Tracking the connectivity, Testing the traffic Filtering Devices and, and Installing and protecting IIS
Discusses on how to Identify Client Authorization, Certificate Authorities, Client-side Data, Client Authentication, and Input Data Validation
Explain the process of deploying and managing Web-based solutions. Discusses about Browsing analysis, Browser Security for Mozilla Browser, Internet Explorer, Security Settings of Internet Explorer, Browser Hijacking, Tools to Hijack, Browser Analysis, and Browser security settings
Describes the concept of Plug-ins. Discusses about Plug-ins, for Netscape/IE, Mozilla Firefox Plug-ins, Accessibility Analyzer, Way back versions, Validate P3P, Links, RSS, CSS and HTML, View-in, BugMe Not, Webpage Speed Report, and Open Text
Explains the Common Gateway Interface (CGI). Discusses about CGI, CGI Script, and CGI operation.
Analyzes the key concepts of Electronic Mail: Describes the concept of E-mail, history, basics of E-mail, types of E-mail and compares Web Based e-mails with Pop3 e-mails
Explains the implementing the components of an E-mail such as: Headers, opening attachments, reading e-mails for different clients, field names and values, address list, recipients and senders and response targets and threading
Explains the Configuring and Testing of E-mail Servers such as: Unix Email Servers, Microsoft Exchange 2000 Email Server, Novel GroupWise Email Server, and Testing the Email Server.
Discusses the analysis of the core elements in e-mail Encryption. Discusses about Centurion mail, Kerberos, Hush Mail, Pretty good privacy and Secure Hive
Explains how to configure Outlook Express and Install WorkgroupMail, how to secure e-mail and e-mail authentication
Describes how to identify common email protocols such as: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) /Secure MIME, Pragmatic General Protocol (PGP), Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), Post Office Protocol (POP) and its POP3, and Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)
Details an Client Server Architecture in LAN and in Internet
Analyzes the risks related to e-mail Security such as: Spoofed Addresses, Spam, Hoaxes, Phishing, Snarfing, Malware, E-Mail spoofing, E-Mail viruses, Gateway virus scanners, Outlook Viruses, E-mail Attachment Security, E-Mail Spamming, E-Mail Bombing, Chain letters and How to defend against E-Mail Security Risks
Explains how to implement the tools to secure e-mail such as: ClipSecure, CryptoAnywhere, BCArchive, CryptainerLE, GfiMailEssentials and SpamAware
Describes the process of tracking an E-mail and the working of readnotify tool
Defines Authentication, VeriSign Authentication, and Evolution of Encryption
Discusses about Symmetric vs. asymmetric encryption, symmetric key encryption, asymmetric key encryption, Hashing, PGP, X.509, and SSL.
Explains the IPSec Architecture, Components of IPSec, IPSec Modes, IPSec Processing, Enabling IPSec, Algorithms for IPSec, IPSec Protocols, Levels of IPSec, and IPSec Policies
Describes the concept of Cryptography, History, Math and Algorithms, Message Authentication, DES for Encryption, DES ECB and CBC Analysis, 3DES, HMAC/MD5 and SHA for Authentication and IPSec Limitations
Describes the Digital Certificates, Public and Private Keys, and Certificate Encryption Process
Describes the Digital Signatures, its features, Digital Signature In practice, and PKI
Describes the concept of Virtual Private Network (VPN), Classification, Internal LAN VPNs, Remote Access VPNs, and Extranet VPNs
Discusses about Tunneling, Types such as: Voluntary Tunneling, Compulsory Tunneling; VPN Tunneling Protocols, Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP), Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), and Internet Protocol Security (IP Sec)
Explains the VPN security, Privacy to the Clients, Reliability of Data, Genuineness of Information, and Connection to VPN: SSH and PPP, Concentrator, and Setup Client Software
Describes the process of Setting-up VPN, implementing the DHCP service, creating an Enterprise Certificate Authority, Installation of IAS, Configuring an IAS, Creating a Remote Access Policy, Configuring a VPN server, Associate the VPN server with the DHCP server, Configuring a Remote Client, and Test the Client Connection
Discusses the implementation and configuration of VPN server, DHCP server, and IAS servers
Describes the VPN policies, Internet Service Provider (ISP), Tokens, Client Software for TCH Applications, Non-TCH Entities/Users, Support Services, and Authorization of use of Technology, and VPN Registration and Passwords
Explains the risks associated with VPN such as: Security Risk, Third-Party Risk, Business Risk, Implementation Risk, and Operating Risk
Details the process of Testing of the VPN product and Flaws associated with VPNs
Introduces the concept of Wireless Networks, Types of Wireless Network: based on connection, and based on Geography
Explains the components of Wireless Network such as: Access Points, Wireless Cards, Antenna, Wireless Desktop Cards, Wireless Laptop Cards, Wireless USB Adapters, Wireless Internet Video Camera, Digital Media Adapter, Wireless Converters, Wireless Print Server, Wireless Rechargeable Bluetooth mouse
Discuses the Wireless Technologies, Personal Communication Services(PCS), Time Division Multiple Access(TDMA), Code Division Multiple Access(CDMA), ARDIS, Bluetooth, Bluetooth Architecture and components, Ultra Wideband
Explains the process of detecting Wireless Network, How to Scan Wireless Network, Wardriving, WarChalking, and the working of the wireless network detecting Tool: Kismet, and Netstumbler
Discuses the Types of Wireless Threats and Attacks such as: Man in the Middle Attacks, Denial of Service (DoS), Distributed Denial of Service (dDoS), Social Engineering, Weak key Attacks, Dictionary Attacks, Birthday Attacks, Wireless Threats. Provides an overview of Wi-Fi, Open Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities, risks due to Wireless Networks, Wired Equivalent Privacy, WEP Key Cracking Tools, AirSnarf (Wireless Network Attack Tool), and Wellenreiter v2 Tool (to detect MAC Address Spoofing)
Explains the wireless Standards, IEEE 802.11a (Wi-Fi), IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi), and IEEE 802.11g (Wi-Fi)
Describes the process of securing Wireless Communication: Authentication, LDAP, Multifactor Authentication, Authentication Mechanism, Kerberos, WPA, Security Measures, Change the SSID, Use Encryption, Use a VPN, Use a Firewall.
Explains the WLAN Security Policy Development issues, goals and characteristics, auditing WLAN Security Policy, RADIUS Authentication, Wireless Auditing, Baselining, and DHCP Services
Describes Certificate Management through PKI, Trouble Shooting Wireless Network, Multipath and Hidden Node
Explains the process of developing the Wireless Network Security Checklist
Discuses the Network Security Fault tolerance, Creating Fault Tolerance, Availability, and Reliability
Explains how to plan for Fault Tolerance, Reasons of System Failure such as: Crime, User Error, Environmental Factors, and Routine Technical Events. Discusses about Fault Tolerant Network, Reasons For Network Failure such as: Viruses, Trojans, and Intrusion
Discuses the Preventive Measures: Backup, Tape Backup: Pros and Cons, Problems with Tape Backup, Practical Tips, UPS and Power Generators, and Access Rights
Discuses the Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID), RAID Level 0, RAID Level 1, RAID Level 2, RAID Level 3, RAID Level 4, RAID Level 5, Basic Input/Output System (BIOS), RAID 0+1: Striping with Mirroring, Clustered Servers, Simple Server Redundancy, and Archiving
Discuses the Conducting Deployment Testing, Auditing, and Circuit Redundancy.
Discuses the Network Vulnerabilities, Types of Vulnerabilities, Working of Vulnerabilities, Authentication, and Working of Authentication.
Introduces an Incident, discusses the categories of Incidents, different types of Incidents, Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability (CIA) related Incidents, reconnaissance attacks, Repudiation, Harassment, Extortion, Pornography Trafficking, organized Crime Activity, Subversion, Hoaxes, and Caveat.
Explains how to report an Incident, step-by-step procedure for responding to an Incident, establishing general procedures for responding to incidents, and preparing to respond to incidents
Describes the process of managing Incidents, what an Incident Response is, Incident Response Architecture, Policy, Technology, Procedures, Standard and Matrices, Communication, Intrusion Detection, Impact Assessment, Liaison with Agencies, and Information Validation.
Explains the Six Step Approach for Incident Handling: Preparation, Detection, Containment, Eradication, Recovery, and Follow-up
Describes what an Incident Response Team is, it's functional requirements, ways of Communication, and Staffing Issues
Discusses the Incident Response Team Life Cycle, Initial, Critical, Established, Post established stages, and Obstacles in building a successful Response Team.
Explains the Computer Security Incident Response Team, CSIRT's organizational models, CSIRT Services.
Explains how to conduct a Computer Forensic Investigation
Discuses the Disaster Recovery (DR) principles in an organization, types of Disaster Recovery, Backup sites, and Recovery of Small or Large Systems.
Explains the steps for Disaster recovery Process
Explains the Disaster Recovery Testing and steps, testing Scenarios, and the making of DR Planning Team
Discuses the Business Continuity Planning Process (BCP), Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and also discusses the Interview Key Staff, Analyze Present Written Stability Plans and Materials.
Describes the BCP:
Risk Assessment
, Risk Monitoring and other policies, standards and process of BCP, change management policies, Data synchronization, Training employees and planning communities, insurance and Government and Community policy
Explains the Business Continuity Management, Six Myths About Business Continuity Management, and Disaster Recovery
Describes the Disaster prevention process
Discuses the statistics of network vulnerabilities, vulnerability assessment, vulnerability classes, goals and features of good vulnerability assessment, and choice of personnel for network vulnerability assessment team.
Explains the network vulnerability assessment methodology and its phases: Phase I – Acquisition, Phase II: Identification, Phase III: Analyzing, Phase IV: Evaluation, and Phase V: Generation,
Explains the working of the vulnerability assessment tools, How to assess vulnerability assessment tools, selecting vulnerability assessment tools.
Explains the NVA-team checklist and tool: ScanIT Online.
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Our headquarters staff in Sunnyvale, CA. ASA also has staff in San Francisco, Europe, Asia, Mexico and the Middle East
For over 30 years we've delivered the smartest, simplest and most useful solution available to help communities build participation and educational opportunity.
Established in 1982, Administrative Software Applications, Inc. ("ASA") with headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA, is a privately held corporation providing software solutions to community organizations. ASA offers a comprehensive suite of products to assist organizations in handling their registration and class/reservation management needs.
Working closely with community education districts in California, ASA developed its first proprietary student information system, called ASAP, in the late 1980s. ASAP registration and management software added a web-based SaaS service in 2008, and today serves community, university and college programs, city park and recreation departments, schools and businesses around the world.
ASAP software is used to process over 1,000,000 registrations every year. The company's oldest client dates back over 20 years and the company proudly maintains a 98% retention rate among its clients. ASA continues its drive to offer the most innovative, customizable and easy-to-use registration management solution available.
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Just had a chance to try this one and it's amazing and so easy to make:
I just threw it on a bed of Baby Kale, some cheese cubes, half an avocado and some organic Salsa.
Crossfit Birthday: 2/12/2009
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Inertia plays a mighty role in recovery, and an object at rest on a couch can stay there for a long time.
That sounds amazing
- nothing is better then killing a WOD at 5am
Damnit, I need a crock pot!
- Mike
Really yummy. I went with shredded cabbage pico de gallo, and guacamole. Husband and son did slider rolls and barbecue sauce. We were all happy.
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New London — City police and Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigators continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death Jan. 30 of a city resident who was crushed by a trash compactor at the city's transfer station.
Floyd G. Smeeton, 59, of Borodell Place, died while apparently dumping garbage into a hopper containing an automatic compactor. Police said he likely had fallen into the machine, and they do not suspect foul play.
Danielle Sullivan, 24, was arrested on the evening of Smeeton's death after police said she broke into Smeeton's home and was caught leaving with a garbage bag of items. Police had contacted Sullivan after the death while trying to locate Smeeton's family because Sullivan's name had shown up as a possible resident at Smeeton's home, according to a police incident report.
Sullivan said she no longer lived there but had a key to the home and wanted to gather her possessions from the home before it was secured by police. She gave police the key and was told not to go to the residence or she would be arrested.
When police arrived at Smeeton's home, however, they found Sullivan on the rear deck with a white garbage bag containing several bath towels and Band-Aids. Police determined she had broken in through a basement window.
Police said Sullivan fought with police, trying to scratch and bite officers, during her arrest. Police, in their report to the court, said a female officer punched Sullivan in the head three times without any effect. Sullivan was found in possession of PCP.
A witness told police the same woman had been at the home earlier and left with several other garbage bags.
Police found four more bags at a home on Jay Street that contained more towels and bathroom items, with an estimated value of $110. Facing multiple criminal charges and held in lieu of a $25,000 bond, Sullivan is due back in court on Feb. 10.
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A BIG thanks from the McQueen school staff to Dale and Joan for all the great treats! Everyone was thrilled! So very sweet :)
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A pursuit involving personnel from five different counties and the South Dakota Highway Patrol ended with a Kansas man in custody after his vehicle crashed.
Charles Beeney, Jr., 47 of Lansing, Kansas was arrested in a field just west of Alpena on Monday.
According to the South Dakota Department of Public Safety, Jerauld County Sheriff Jason Weber initiated the pursuit at about 9:30 a.m. after a report that a person driving a North Dakota-plated pickup had taken diesel fuel from a farm yard. The pursuit ended when Beeney crashed 2013 Chevy Duramaax into a creek.
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A former Lower Southampton man has been charged by federal officials with four counts of Social Security fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft.
Ronnie Lee Durham, 50, of Alexandria, Va., used the Social Security number and date of birth of an individual residing in another state to open bank accounts, obtain a debit card and obtain employment, according to a press release from the United States Attorney's office.
Durham, who also went by the names Ronnie Lee Johnson and R.P.J., obtained client information while working for a business based in Langhorne in March 2011, officials said. According to the United States Attorney's office the Sterner Mill Road resident had access to private client files.
The identity of one victim, who lived in Mississippi and rented an apartment in Feasterville, was used to open bank and credit card accounts. Durham also used the person's information to get a job with a Edison, New Jersey data management company, according to a federal indictment.
Authorities said Durham illegally used stolen social security information to open both checking and saving accounts at the First Federal of Bucks County bank in Langhorne Borough.
The 50-year-old was arrested and charged by Bucks County officials with seven felonies.
Investigators found a slew of evidence during their late spring investigation, a previous Patch story states.
Washington Post reporter Tom Jackson wrote a detailed story on the case and talked to Durham's ex-wife in July 2012. According to the story, Durham used Tom Jackson's name and wrote fake news stories about his ex-wife's lawyer, Robert Zaniel.
The case was investigated by Social Security Administration, Office of Inspector General, the Diplomatic Security Service and the Lower Southampton Police Department.
Special Assistant United States Attorney Amanda R. Reinitz is prosecuting the case.


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Beige is for Wimps
No offense to all the beige lovers out there, but I have to confess that I hate beige. I think it's the most lifeless, fun-sucking 'color' ever.
When I imagine my dream home, I imagine it in technicolor from floor to ceiling.
My philosophy: life's too short to live it in beige
…especially when there are so many beautiful hues out there.
It would be a crime not to use every single one of them.
If you disagree, just visit Jill Sorenson's blog 'Live Like You.' There's proof. Her living room is absolutely to die for. She also just launched an incredible new design tool, and even if just for inspiration, you should most definitely check it out. I think I saved about half of those beautiful renderings into my 'Inspiration' folder on my computer. So far, I think I'm 'Happy Home.'
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Paper Crafts, Up-cycling, Card Making you name it! I'm alway's on the lookout for new DIY's and crafts. There are are so many talented people out there who are so inspiring to me!
My Oma (grandma) was a fantastic knitter, crocheter & quilter - It's now up to me to learn how to do these things - I've a few projects to finish, I hope you can help me with some tips and tricks too!
It's that festive time of the year again where gift wrapping is very important, It sets the moment of joy before being ripped off to reveal the surprise inside. Now my ribbons are kept crumpled in a ribbon box under my desk, and it is a big no no to use crumpled ribbon when wrapping presents.
Some people Iron their ribbons, though you wants to keep an iron on thier desk? Or have to go to the laundry to get it? That's why I now use a Mini Hair Straightener!
What you need: Crumpled ribbon,
Iron, Ironing Board, Mini Hair Straightener!
Simply gather your crumpled ribbon together. Turn on your straightener, and gently run over your ribbon!
As you can see, half of the ribbon is now straighened! And the other, remains crumpled. It's so quick and easy you might as well do the rest of your ribbons! Perfectly smooth gift wrapping ribbons… without having to leave the room!
Got a spare 45minutes?! That all it took me to whip up one of these pencil cases! I find it very distracting when all you can hear is the rattle of pencils when kids are trying to find the perfect colour… so with some inspiration from Martha Stewart I made my own 'sound-proof' pencil cases.
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4. I'm not that great of sewing in a straight line, so I've then ruled from top to bottom of those 1 inch lines to give me something to follow along.
5. My placemat was to thick to pin shut, so I've used clips to keep the edges together.
6. Sew along each line, remembering to double stitch the ends to prevent unravelling.
7. Keep sewing along all the lines, leaving the last edge unsewn.
8. Get your shoelace or ribbon (I've used shoelace as its more 'boyish' than ribbon)
9. Insert your shoelace between the folded placemat, along the edge, being careful not to make it too thick, or bunched up.
10. Sew along the edge of the placemat, securing the shoelace in place.
11. Slide your pens/pencils into the 'pouches'.
12. Roll up placemat towards shoelace end, and tie closed to complete your Roll Up Pencil Case!


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According to TechDirt, the Record Industry Association of America's legal jihad is running into a few hurdles: lawsuits incorrectly targeted, as well as attempts to weasel out of paying its legal fees. Yesterday, a judge ruled the RIAA has to pay its legal costs. The re-affirmed decision can be found here.
While the RIAA is focused making sure consumers actually pay for music rather than using P2P services or cheap, quasi-legit services such as AllofMP3.com, another issue that continues to boil and brew is how much consumers actually want to pay for music period. According to a recent eMarketer study, the magic number – drum-roll, please – is 99 cents, which is otherwise known as the price that Steve Jobs also believes music should cost as opposed to the $1.29 a track suggested by EMI recently.
"Consumers favor keeping prices at the dollar-per-track level that Apple established when it rolled out its iTunes Music Store four years ago," eMarketer analyst Paul Verna said. " When Ipsos Public Affairs asked what consumers thought of the price, more than 70% of respondents rated it as either "fair" or a "bargain." Only 19% felt that 99 cents was "too expensive." Here's a chart that shows how consumers feels about 99 cents.


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Station 1
- Address:
2991 Woodside Road
Woodside, CA 94062Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Station 1
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.station1restaurant.com/
- Phone: 6508514988
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner Tuesday - Saturday: 5:00 PM last seating @ 9:30 PM
- Payment Options: MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Fireplace, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wine
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New California Fare.Continued
Thoughtfully Sourced, Made With Love, Graciously Served
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- Decent but don't order the pastajscubaDined on 12/21/2013Overall the food and experience was good. However the pasta dish was totally bland. Stay away from it. My wife ordered the sole and it was very good. Also had the cheese plate. Good cheeses but very small portionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looking forward to the Next One!1stTimeVisitorVIPDined on 12/21/2013My wife and I have grown to love this place, so we were very sorry to hear from the owner that Saturday would be their last service at this location. We ordered some favorites (Chittara pasta and Wagyu beef) and two desserts to go; all were excellent as always. The people here are always gracious, the food excellent, and the setting charming. We were glad to be able to be part of the last supper, as it were, and hope that they will reopen in a new place soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great little gem of a placembrucemDined on 12/10/2013This tiny spot serves excellent food in a homey/rustic ~15 table venue. Limited menu, but all good choices, except for only one or two vegan dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good quantityfine4dineDined on 12/7/2013All dishes were good enough quantity for me. However, it's not good enough especially for younger men.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special PlaceYummeDined on 12/7/2013Had a wonderful time, the food was awesome, and the desserts were over the top. Always enjoy this little jewel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasure to come herekknevadaVIPDined on 12/7/2013Courteous and accommodating staff, excellent food.Special Features:
- ABOVE AND BEYOND!TUESDAYVIPDined on 11/20/2013They did it again! A new pork tenderloin to die for and date cake that is out of this world! We love the way they occasionally change up the menu with new and inviting dishes. We have not been disappointed yet! The food is inventive yet classic, nice atmosphere, and warm friendly service. If you can't tell, we love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yum!DianeT1VIPDined on 11/14/2013We had a great time. The food was fabulous...every bite. We will certainly return!Special Features:
- Excellent cocktailsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/12/2013Excellent cocktails, unique, masterfully mixed in bar at the back. Great food and service, really enjoyed our special occasion dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still Good FoodSouthofSFVIPDined on 11/12/2013Station 1 has good food, but have changed their menu this year from a fixed 3 course to standard. The Open Table menu link still shows the former style. The variety has increased, including 2 pastas, one of which was good, the other very good. Service seems to have fallen a bit- our appetizers were served before our cocktails (ordered at the same time). Wines by the glass went with the meals very well, and our waiter's suggestions were excellent (and not the most expensive). I appreciate the increased variety, as the old menu could be limiting if you have dietary restrictions, but it does feel more like any one of a number of other good restaurants, rather than something unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- special occasion - great serviceTillyDined on 11/12/2013This was our second dinner at Station 1, and it wasn't quite as fabulous as the first time in January. Our salads were truly scrumptuous and the dessert off the chart, but neither of us thought our main course was quite up to the Station 1 standards. I had the vegetarian entree, which was a few beets and some nicely prepared cauliflower, served warm, with a little dressing on the beets, which were cold. It was tasty, but insufficient for an entree. My husband' s steak and fries were substantial, and the marrow-horseradish sauce excellent. The service was excellent--attentive without hovering. We'll go back again, because the ginger cake dessert alone was worth the trip. However, we'll hope for a better vegetarian entree next time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfectly lovelyprymnumberVIPDined on 11/12/2013Station 1 is the perfect neighborhood gem in our opinion. The food was well prepared and tasty, and staff were so friendly, and restaurant's ambience reminded us of some of the best restaurants in wine country. We loved the whole experience and absolutely plan on coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Night OutOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2013My husband and I had a truly wonderful time at Station 1!!! Thanks for a memorable evening!Special Features:
- Plus: Food was very good thoughkethorDined on 11/7/2013Plus: Food was very good though portions are quite small. Minuses: Soup was not hot and if you order a red wine by the glass it is served in a white wine glass. When we asked our server for a proper red wine glass to help the wine develop we were told it was the restaurants policy to put a red in a white wine glass unless you order a bottle. Huh? She finally relented and brought a proper glass. I feel for the prices and style of the restaurant and their attention to detail that this is a really misguided 'policy' That said, I would go back and feel confident taking friends there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sad to see it gone...OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/6/2013We happened to get there on the last day the restaurant was in business. We had been several times before and had always enjoyed it. The food was always great and it's a nice casual place, something we lack a lot of in the peninsula. Gone but not forgotten, we look forward to their next venture.
- A Woodside GemOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/5/2013This restaurant opened about three years ago to great reviews and it never disappoints! The food is varied with always a meat, fish, vegetarian and pasta dish on the menu. Fantastic starters. The food is always savory and Delicious. Portions are just right as there is usually nothing left on the plate yet you are not left unfulfilled. Ryan at the bar is a mixologist par excellance. You can sit at the bar for dinner without a coveted reservation. Wine list is solid. Desserts are sweet! I was reluctant to write this review because we do not want the secret to get out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So glad we went back....TUESDAYVIPDined on 11/1/2013So glad we went back since they changed to an ala carte menu. This time we tried the steak.....devine! We also tried the ginger cake...OMG! We love the wait staff and they have won us over again as our "go to" place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Real Gem!BobNDined on 10/31/2013This was a wonderful dinner! Each dish was served with taste. Every dish was creative and delicious and a wonderful surprise. This restaurant is a real gem!Special Features:
- Still greatOpenTable Diner Since 2000Dined on 10/29/2013Despite some of the luke warm reviews here, we felt this was even better than our first visit a year ago. Ambience is excellent (fireplace recommended), service great, and food was very good. True that portions were very small. But freshness and creativity and taste were outstanding. Love the dishes too. Highly recommended if you like really good food and don't mind eating small portions and paying a bit. You know, like eating out instead of cooking at home. From these two visits I would rate this restaurant among the top 3 on the Peninsula for fine dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dessert with chocolate wasLocalVIPDined on 10/25/2013dessert with chocolate was lacking. felt like i was eating a glob of carmel and chocolate.Special Features:
- A MUST TRY.....TUESDAYVIPDined on 10/23/2013We have not been to Station 1 since they changed from their prix fixed menu to an a la carte menu. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable about the dishes. The menu is small but everything we had was outstanding! We could recommend the arugula salad and a goat cheese appetizer. Also the pasta with melted smoked gouda with broccoli and pepper flakes.....kinda like a mac n cheese, but much better..... The chicken roulade with mashed sweet potatoes and maple syrup will melt in your mouth! And the buttermilk panna cotta with warm apples topped with crumble topping was outstanding as well. We can't wait to go back! They also have a bar area with some tables for eating. Worth making a reservation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ruined EveningKeggarDined on 10/19/2013I took my wife for her birthday dinner. Food and wine pairings were outstanding as was our server Jules. The owners, however, were not. Apparently there is a strict time limit for dining which we must have exceeded. Jules was instructed to rush us through our ordering process and was visibly embarrassed and apologetic. Several times they attempted to clear our plates while we were still eating. The owners rolled their eyes and glared at my wife when informed that we were not yet finished. The table next to ours was brought a dessert with birthday candle while we were given our check. We would have ordered dessert and an after dinner drink, but instead left with my wife almost in tears. These people are rude, foolish, and short sighted.
- Fantastic Dining Experiencemsm12VIPDined on 10/17/2013Once again Station 1provided a fantastic dining experience!! The service was outstanding with attentive staff that anticipated our needs without being overbearing. We had several small plates for starters that were very creative in both preparation and presentation. The onion brioche soup was delicious, and our friends enjoyed the tunnel chicken and fish entrees. We were really impressed with the food overall!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality DiningchevalVIPDined on 10/16/2013Great Food, Great Service for anyone wanting the Best.! Try Station 1.....AwesomeSpecial Features:
- superb dining in woodsideChilmarkDined on 10/9/2013Station 1 was a perfect spot for a special anniversary dinner. Warm, intimate, and inviting, accompanied by patient and knowledgeable service with expert explanations of some unusual menu ingredients and unique cocktails, we felt welcome and pampered. The food was delightful and creative and expertly prepared.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic dining!HelenUDined on 9/25/2013Great experience, unique and tasty dishes, especially enjoyed the small plates. Service impeccable, ambiance enjoyable.Special Features:
- The dishes are unique, beautifullyfoodluvverVIPDined on 9/18/2013The dishes are unique, beautifully presented, and scrumptious. The service is amazing. The only downside is the noise level. If, somehow, quiet conversation could be enforced, the dining experience would be nothing short of perfect.Special Features:
- Another Great Dinner at Station 11stTimeVisitorVIPDined on 9/14/2013This has become one of our very top restaurant choices in the Bay Area. Exceptional meals once again, with creativity in the selections offered and excellent wine-by-the-glass matches. We loved the Wagyu beef entree, the carrot soup and homemade pasta. Our server Julianne was helpful and warm, as always. We loved the dessert selection as well. We come to Station 1 for a nice night out, and also as a place to celebrate events. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint, friendly...perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/11/2013My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary at Station 1. The menu was simple, but varied. I was attracted to their locally-derived menu and will come back because the food was delicious. Our waiter (I think his name was Trev?) was warm and friendly. He was there just enough for us to feel cared for but we were NEVER rushed. We will be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simple menu with interestingOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 9/5/2013Simple menu with interesting dishes. Great ambiance. Friendly and good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little late getting started butPartyof4VIPDined on 8/31/2013Made good by the talented staff and owners. Our reservation was for 7:45 but were seated at 8:25. However, the team handled it like pros and it was more than worth the wait. Plus allowed us to have additional, outstanding cocktails from their full bar. This was my second time and I brought family this time. Overall, I can't rave enough about this place. From the precision of the bartender to the very attentive wait staff, this is a class act all around. The ambiance and atmosphere are superb is the little converted firehouse. Seats approximately 30 guests but buzzes with excitement. The food, well, wow! Everything was uniquely prepared with fantastic flavor; highly recommend the pasta with peas and chorizo. Hats off to this amazing team.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - great placeahndymacDined on 8/31/2013Station 1 is high end food and service. Absolutely the freshest ingredients artfully prepared. Really good. My wife and I both loved our entrees and everything!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You can see why people come herekknevadaVIPDined on 8/31/2013You won't find much else like this in the Bay Area. The drive to Woodside from anywhere is relaxing. Station 1 is not a place that spends a fortune on the furniture--which is great, because then you can relax once you're there, too. Well-chosen artwork holds your interest while you're waiting for your selection. Food is several cuts above what's available elsewhere and they don't chase trends. The point is to enjoy a taste of something you would never make at home. (To some other reviewers: it's not meant to be all you can eat.) The staff seems to accommodate families, moguls, and regular folks with ease. Unlike some of the other high-end restaurants around here, Station 1 seems to actually appreciate your business.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative and delicious !OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/31/2013The food was very creative with different techniques and food combinations- my pasta with pepperoni infused sauce and mushrooms was just delicious ! The tator tot starter was excellent- as was the creme de pot dessert. Everyone had a wonderful meal with excellent service. The whimsical dishes fit into their theme perfectly. One of the best meals in a long time for all of us !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second time is a charmDGB289VIPDined on 8/29/2013Visited with friends and enjoyed a wonderful evening. The food is inventive and delicious. The wine list is well chosen and offers thoughtful pairings with the menu at a range of price points that meet the needs of its clientele. The wait staff is knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. While the dinning room is small so it can be a little noisy during the busy hours, its casual intimacy provides an enjoyable ambiance. Station 1 is great dining option in Woodside for people looking for great dining experience with a more low key vibe than the Pub.Special Features:
- Such a quaint, delicious restaurantFoodieWannaBeVIPDined on 8/27/2013Such a quaint, delicious restaurant. A must go. Slightly loud FYI.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing 1st visitFoodiesf65VIPDined on 8/16/2013There are not many choices to dine well on the Peninsula vs. the City. So I was excited to hear about the positive previous reviews on Station 1 and the fact that they over to an ala carte experience. Let's start with the one bright spot: service. From the host, to the friendly and attentive bartenders, to the exceptional server (Allison?), the service level in every dart ebt was exceptional. Sadly, almost every dish (maybe even all of them) failed to deliver. We ordered pasta, chicken, the tator tots, the cherry tomatoe and mozz salad. Other than the tasty tator tots, which was ordered as a share, the pasta and the chicken was only very mediocre. Honestly, we could barely finish the dishes. If quality could match the great service ...
- Another great night at Station 1GreenOakDined on 8/16/2013The chitarra and the chicken with bacon slaw and corn pudding were particular highlights, as were the patient staff in helping us hone in on the right wine!Special Features:
- Small gourmet restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/15/2013The appetizers and small plates were excellent. The entree was good but on the dry side. The Halibut was a little overcooked. The complete dinner presentation was excellent. The pricing is on the high side for the atmosphere and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always decentOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/14/2013Had the Waygu steak which was quite good with a bone marrow sauce. Local halibut and homemade pasta with a sausage based sauce all delicious. Not a huge wine list, but it has something for everyone. Bar drinks are creative, and include some interesting non-alcoholic mixes. Service always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Cooper's Blue & Pink Palace
Kids Room Tour
Name: Cooper, 4 1/2 years
Location: Pacific Palisades, CA
Room Size: 350 sq ft
When Morgan Simonds and her husband needed to decorate their kids' rooms, they turned to fantastic L.A. interior design firm Jackson Paige. Kristine Paige Kamenstein, one of the co-founders of the company, took on the project and helped the Simonds turn their kids' rooms into livable, beautiful spaces. With a turquoise and pink color palette, Cooper's room is bright, airy, and perfectly girly.
Cooper needed a room that she could grow into, and Kristine and Morgan came up with a perfect solution, combining bright colors with more sophisticated patterns and fabrics. Mixing in some vintage pieces, like the lamp on the bookshelf that belonged to Morgan's great grandmother, also balances the room's aesthetic to make it both childlike and refined.
How would you describe the look and feel of this room?
Kristine: Fresh, bold and colorful.
What is your favorite piece or element?
Morgan: My favorite element in Cooper's room is the chandelier which I discovered at the Plush Show. She's obsessed and it casts little rainbows all around her room.
Kristine: The wallpaper. It's a sophisticated pattern but in the bright turquoise color way and mixed with all the bright colors in the room it looks perfectly appropriate for a little girl. I also love the little slipcovers we have made for the little chairs around the table.
What was the biggest challenge decorating this room?
Kristine: Creating storage and seating without going through the hassle and cost of constructing built-ins. We purchased two storage benches from Serena & Lily and made custom bolsters.
How did you decide on the striping in the carpet, and how did you achieve it?
Kristine: Morgan loved the idea of stripes on the ceiling but since the ceiling height is not very high and I didn't want to bring attention to it, I proposed alternating different colors of the same carpeting in stripes on the floor.
You had several elements custom made. Tell us which ones and why you chose to go custom.
Morgan: The monkey pillows on the bed and the bolsters were both custom made. We had bedding that we weren't going to use, and we decided to use the fabric to make accent pillows. We also created the carpet by using two different color ways to create stripes, since I loved the idea of striping.
If money were no object, what's your dream source?
Kristine: Custom. It's always fulfilling to design custom furniture and cabinetry for clients. The design then becomes unique to the project, the space and the client.
Source List:
- Chandelier: Lillibet Suspension by Slamp
- Book Shelf: Land Of Nod
- Small Lamp on Book Shelf: vintage, was Morgan's great grandmother's
- Dresser: Young America Isabella collection
- Bed: La Bella Cosa
- Quilt fabric used for custom pillows: Roberta roller rabbit quilt; quilt from Pebbles
- Tent: Girl's Playhouse Pink Princess Castle Play Tent
- Wallpaper: Turquoise Alhambra from Astek Wallcovering
- Carpet: Contempo Floor Coverings
- Benches: Serena & Lily Campaign Storage Bench
- Tin Storage Containers: Serena & Lily (no longer available)
- Rattan Storage Containers: Serena & Lily Senegalese Storage Baskets
- Bolster and floor pillow fabrics: Cowtan & Tout
Thanks, Morgan and Kristine! To see more of Kristine's designs, visit Jackson Paige.
(Images: Beth Callaghan)
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I love this room! It reminds me a bit of my 3 year old's, only I did it myself. Now THAT's very LA....
One of the things I love about AT is seeing how regular people decorate their homes. While I can see this room providing inspiration for some, I really prefer to see kids' rooms decorated by the parents and kids. I've seen so many amazing kid rooms on this site and am happy to say that the amateurs are going strong.
I find this room syrupy and lacking genuine personality. Also very expensive for what they got. Just a no for me. If I had to go all LA on a room, I would follow in Amanda Peet's decorator's footsteps, before this. I don't see it hitting any affordability, originality, or small space bells, not sure why it's up here...
I like the chandelier, and hope to find a way to diy one like it.
I was looking for some inspiration for redecorating my kid's room and hence this post is very timely for me. But I don't have such a big space and neither is my budget so high. This place looks too made up and lacks the charm and warmth of a kid's room. The striped carpet is really nice and I like the cushions. Overall it looks very expensive and over done. I agree with the other comments above - I wouldn't hire an interior designer for my kid's room.
I agree with everyone above. The only way I know that an actual kid lives here and that this isn't a staged room is the bed rails. Other than that: generic high end kids room that was very expensive, but looks like it could be in the jcpenney catalog.
It's not my taste but it's sweet. The bed, chandelier, and (some of the) textiles are awesome but the styling is a bit blah. Like the uneven prints hanging, random feather thing and pasta jar? But maybe these have sentimental meaning and I'm a very minimal person - even with my kids' room. There are some great basics here (bed, carpet, wallpaper etc) but I think as designers, they could have pulled it together a bit better. Who cares if they had a design team do their kids room? That's the best thing about this site, 'regular' people and designer inspiration. I keep seeing that pom pom blanket everywhere - where is it from??
Great chandelier :)
Falling a little flat for me. Needs texture? Something more on the walls? Something's missing from this room. I like the wallpaper. Needs more of a statement in some way. It feels too cool and sterile, maybe. Maybe it's the photos and not the room.


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Fresh Cranberry and Orange Zest Mignonette
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- total time 1 min
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½ cup fresh cranberries
2 oranges, zest only
1 cup white wine vinegar
1. Using a fork, finely mince up cranberries in a non-reactive bowl.
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3. Pour in white wine vinegar.
4. Mix together.
5. Let the mignonette sit for 30 minutes to allow the mixture to infuse into the white wine vinegar.
6. Can serve fresh or can also sit overnight.
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Salvation Army workers said donations are picking up as they try to meet their holiday fundraising goal.
The local chapter wanted to raise $485,000, but have now changed their goal to $466,000. That's 96 percent of the goal.
While the tradition "Kettle Drive" is now over, you can still donate online through December 31st.
The funds help support the Salvation Army throughout the year, not just at the holidays.
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Dining Out: Guess Which Restaurant This Is...
Attention restaurateurs - please pay as much attention to cleaning and maintaining your high chairs as you do to the rest of your restaurant. This is a dealbreaker for us as putting our baby in a sticky, germy high chair is not our idea of a fun night out. We like to see a row of clean, well-designed and comfortable high chairs like in the photo above. Can you guess which restaurant chain this is? Answer below the jump...
It's none other than Mickey Ds (a.k.a. McDonalds) at Bussy St. Georges in France. Look closely - not a dried speck of food in sight. Not even on the pristine white trays. Un cafe, s'il vous plait! Check out Stephmodo for more pictures of this fabulous McDonalds.
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What sort of high chair is that? Can you get it in Canada?
The only place I've encountered a plastic-wrapped high chair is a McDonald's outside Springfield, Ill. It was a welcome, uexpected sight. A baby wipe usually does the job otherwise.
wow, id actually buy a chair like those pictured.. i want one.
This chair is very similar, but with a wooden tray. We love it.
Guether "Family" high chair:
WOW. I'm (virtually) speechless.
That it is in France is pretty amazing, as very few restaurants in France (or Switzerland or Germany, or...) have high chairs on offer (the Netherlands are an exception to this rule).
That's why, living in Europe, we always travel with our hop pop diaper bag, which turns a regular chair into a high chair.


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