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On 2/22/06, gigabit () satx rr com <gigabit () satx rr com> wrote:
1. "You are trying to use DHCP to fix a management problem".
Absolutely! I'm trying to bridge the gap between policy and actual
implementation. We already have policies, but they are not enforced
and do not reflect the actual production environment.
If MANAGEMENT can not or will not enforce policies already in place,
how does your project change that? So you've added several layers of
difficulty to adding a machine or device to the network by a trusted
IT employee, but you've provided no more enforcement than you have
Having a centralized method to track every thing that is added to the network
then allows for the beginings of security. For the InfoSecurity office
to work, it must be made aware of new items added to the network, this
is a process that forces anything to go through InfoSecurity right from
the start.
This isn't true, but I'll explain where you show why it isn't true below...
2. "What you are proposing is un-manageable, you will be the
bottleneck for everyone"
Two things. As I have stated in my original post, my enviroment does
not change very often (still have tokenring at some locations).
Secondly I didn't elaborate on my master plan for implementation.
I want to get the Lotus Notes guys to help me build my database so that
it is web-enabled. You are a PC tech about to deploy a PC, you go to
ip.company.com (internal, secure website). You follow some drop down
menus to choose region, location, floor to get the next IP address.
You fill out the required information (user, inventory number, OS,
So a human, that now UNtrusted IT employee is telling you what he's
adding to the network, and based on that he's going to get an IP
address...the disconnect there is obvious.
Through the magic of work-flow, your taking of an IP
address triggers an email to the security office, who then review and
audits what has happened (probably a weekly process).
So a week goes by before anyone even cares what has been added to the
network. You've already implied that you don't trust your IT
employees, but now you're going to trust them enough to add anything
they want to the network - for a week at least. Boy, if I just handed
in my two week notice, and this is my last week, and I've already
figured out your audit schedule...you're hosed.
The PC tech that
is not complying with the information gathering request or is not
accurate in the information produced gets some form of remediation.
Or he fat fingured something and has to remember that he fat fingured
something a week ago to save his job...
If an IP conflict does happen and my stuff
doesn't catch it, it will generate a help desk call which will lead to
the identification of the problem and some form of remediation for the
user who caused the problem. (Something they were not supposed to be
doing due to existing policies).
Duplicate IPs will cause a problem before you find out about it.
Besides which, no one mentioned IP conflicts, they were talking about
someone simply picking the next available IP. They'll have access as
soon as that happens.
4. "What you are doing is worthless, MAC spoofing gets around it"
I understand that this does not solve the MAC spoofing problem. Some
day I hope to implement 802.1x port based authentication, but that
requires hardware that I don't have right now. I do believe that MAC
spoofing is a more advanced concept and most users would make the leap
that using such tools is in serious violation of our "computing
polcies". My plan will allow me to target the people that bring in
equipment to by-pass our system security settings and people who allow
un-authorized guest connections to our internal LAN.
So who are you protecting yourself from in the first place? Most users
don't know enough to cause a problem with your CURRENT policies and
lack of enforcement - so THEY are not the ones you're hardening
Interestingly, the other person to support my idea is the guy
in charge of client PC computing. His department will have to deal
with the brunt of the work to make this happen, but he sees the benefit
of having a thorough account of what is out there.
That's not intersting, he's the one charged with policy enforcement
and he's not doing it. You're selling him something with the marketing
spin that it will enforce policies, he's dumb enough to believe it.
Typical manager, ain't it?
I appreciate your wanting to get "control" of the environment, but
that's not really your job - unless your security department is far
different than any other I've been involved with (and worked). You are
trying to put a square block through the round peg. If policies not
being enforced is the problem, then the fix is enforcing the policies.
The idea you have isn't wrong, just wrong minded. You have to consider
how much you are spending vs. the amount of security you are getting.
From what you have detailed here you're essentially "getting by"
without port security (maybe you need to save up for that technology?)
and implementing what is essentially an overwraught inventory system -
one that would be better implemented with a real product (several
available - Intuit has one even)... if you look hard enough you might
even find the company already owns one (Enterprice AV perhaps; MS
Lastly, if your switches are so old, how secure can they be? Are they
devices with a million known exploits, with no updates - or support -
available anymore? If so, put some trust back in your coworkers and
spend the money and time on upgrading your network infrastructure.
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text: The Theatre May 2, 2011 Issue Shadow and Act Shakespeare without words. By Hilton Als Table of Contents Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in Punchdrunk's "Sleep No More." Credit TOMER HANUKA Even though the shadowy, mannered, and morally terrible world that Alfred Hitchcock created as a young filmmaker in pre-Second World War Britain and Shakespeare's "Macbeth" provide some of the inspiration for "Sleep No More" (a Punchdrunk production, in collaboration with Emursive, at the McKittrick Hotel), the piece strongly evokes another master of the lens: the photographer Diane Arbus. Yet it isn't the Arbus of the famous portraits—a black-and-white universe peopled by the disenfranchised—that one thinks of while walking through this site-specific work but the Arbus who recorded what she found unobscured by people: a lonely room with a shimmering Christmas tree, the façade of a fake house in Hollywood, a Disneyland castle lit up at night—figments of the real world's imagination. While the act of viewing static photographs generally bears little immediate relationship to watching theatre, the most plastic of spectacles, the show's co-directors, Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle (she also choreographed the piece), have created a work that isn't so much a montage as a series of separate images, some of them powerful, some not. And when the show doesn't work it's because the directors are leaning too heavily on Hitchcock's at times facile sleight of hand and less on Arbus's uncompromising seductiveness and power. After checking in at the box office, where audience members are given a playing card, and leaving coats, sweaters, and bags in a coatroom that lines the dimly lit entrance hall, you climb a flight of stairs that leads to a black, curtained space. There's an opening in the curtain; you enter and, within moments, you're shuffling through a maze. (The only light is projected onto the floor. But it's not a path that inspires confidence, since you have already entered an environment that you don't feel you can trust.) Will the curtains suffocate and swallow us up? Is there someone in the velvet darkness who will "get" us? Is there a trapdoor in the floor? We can't hold on to the music as any kind of comfort. The score is loud, constant, a timpani-heavy beat combined with other abrasive sounds. (The dreadful, perfect soundtrack here and throughout the show is by Stephen Dobbie, whose work often sounds the way the protagonist's agony reads in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart.") There is no one to help us. But then comes a measure of relief—if you can call it that. After we finally reach the other side of the maze, we find ourselves in a lounge, which consists of a small bandstand, a bar, tables, sofas, chairs. 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Before you can settle in with your cocktail, though, your card is announced, and you move on to the next sequence of events, which forms the core of the performance. Standing in a dark vestibule in front of a lift, you're given a mask to wear, which brings to mind both the murderer in the "Scream" series and the party guests in Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut." A beautiful black woman (Teena Blain) with long black hair, dressed in an evening gown and speaking with an exaggerated accent—every other word she utters, it seems, is "darling"; sometimes it sounds like a threat—tells us not to say a word; language would upset the other guests, or inmates. She implores us to hurry back if we must; she'll be lonely without us. She's lonely for the young man (John Sorensen-Jolink) who crowds us into a freight elevator, too. The chiaroscuro lighting in the lift only adds to the sense of dread and foreboding as he cautions us never to remove our masks, and assures us that if we get confused while on any of the hotel's five floors that are open to us there are sentries in black who can help us. The elevator stops. We're discharged. There's the creak and whir of the lift descending. Then silence. Doors. Rooms filled with desks, old papers, stuffed animals, all dimly lit. We're on the verge of horror. But where is it? In our very imaginations? One of the rooms contains a number of beds with iron frames; clipboards with the inmates' psychological histories are attached. But where are the nurses, the doctors, who are meant to see these absent patients through their disease of the mind? Is the sight of a room filled with bathtubs, of a man washing garments in one and then placing them on another tub to dry, any more real than the vision we will soon have of characters based on Macbeth and Lady Macbeth (Eric Jackson Bradley and Tori Sparks) engaged in a silent physical exchange—a battle that looks sexual because it is—before he helps her dress and apply her lipstick for their shared battle of deceit and tragedy? Sparks has close-cropped hair and a square torso, while Jackson Bradley is long and lean, almost slight; he is at a mental disadvantage because she has the physical power. To see the various characters without masks—or wearing their characters' face—makes our masked faces look and feel more theatrical and fake than the performers'. Walking from level to level, the audience catches sight of other performers. A pregnant woman reaches for and then shuns the milk she's being offered. She's Lady Macduff. Turning a corner, we see Banquo. Again, the performers' movements—at times delicate and slow, like the tenderest of mimes; at other times fast and agitated—help bring out the tension that exists here between theatrical plasticity (the play's various actions) and pictorial stasis (its remarkable set). Indeed, the music further confuses us as it insinuates itself throughout this self-consciously "beautiful" work, which teeters on the edge of making us sick—by inducing a kind of emotional vertigo—before hiding behind its captivating, hard finish. The music belongs less to the dancers than to their backdrop. It wafts over, and settles into, the action, which feels as sour and inexplicable as those bouts of insomnia when the world is stale and we can hear the blood coursing through our bad thoughts. Of course, sleep and blood are the central metaphors of disturbance in Shakespeare's "Macbeth," but I didn't feel that the Bard was the central dramaturgical impulse here. I felt, as I walked to various levels in the cavernous space, and travelled through a moth-eaten Highlands hotel and alongside the stunted ramparts of a castle and among clumps of Christmas trees, or followed a distraught young woman whose costuming and attitude reminded me of the gesture-filled, lyrical, and cinematic self-exposure featured in the late Francesca Woodman's photographs, that Barrett and Doyle's primary impulse was to make theatre matter, to have an over-all emotional effect, in which décor and dance are equal to the dramaturgy, as in eighteenth-century operas. Because language is abandoned outside the lounge, we're forced to imagine it, or to make narrative cohesion of events that are unfolding right before our eyes—or on the floor below, without us. We cannot connect with the characters through the thing that we share: language. We can only watch as the performers reduce theatre to its rudiments: bodies moving in space. 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Do You Know South Korea? from David Dutton on Vimeo.
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While spending a year in London, I discovered South Korea and became fascinated with its people, culture and traditions. In Brazil, we've had massive Japanese immigration since the beginning of the 20th century and that's pretty much all we used to get from Asia until recently. We're obsessed with mangas and other Japanese pop culture phenomena, and we love going out for temaki and sashimi. So this may serve as an excuse, I guess, but I'm still very much ashamed to admit that I knew next to nothing about North and South Korea.
Meeting Koreans was just what I needed to "wake up" and start looking for information on the country. I'm sorry to say now that all Koreans that crossed my path during those first weeks of discovery were bombarded with all sorts of questions about their home country. I couldn't help it, I felt like I needed to know as much as humanly possible about life in Korea. Soon enough, I was so in love that I saw no other way out than to learn all I could about it, which included the language. I'm still in the early stages of the whole learning process, but I can honestly say that I couldn't enjoy it more than I do right now. Each class presents a new challenge and it is as exhilarating as frustrating, but I love it!
To top it all, I was selected as a contributor to The Korea Blog, a site operated by the Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS), so I'll be writing about my experiences with all things Korean in this Tumblr.
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DJMiMi said
I'm thinking some app which will send SMS when there is a new sale with some info. XD
There are a couple of Android apps on Google Play (you'll find at least 5 if you search "Envato") which are notifying you with a sound on your phone every time you have a new sale.
I bought some themes for friends and others for a couple of customers. They usually sit right beside me, we are looking at the same screen. I show them the description of the theme, the live demo, the screenshots and the comments but they never ask about a page builder.
What usually counts is how easy if for them to add images for the portfolio, or the way the text looks like (on mobile, tablet and pc), also of course the entire look and feel.
They usually comment about the pages loading speed or about portfolio images distorted or about the text not being readable. But never about a page builder. In fact most of them do not know what a page builder is.
I remember a friend of mine (without any WordPress knowledge). He worked with Visual Composer after he bought it and he didn't like it, he found it difficult. While others found it very useful.
It's not the Chrome update, it happens in Firefox, Safari and Opera too
Complaining again? Come one people, this feature was requested every summer and now you are against it? Remember threads like that? http://themeforest.net/forums/thread/prayer-of-author-on-vacation/133920?page=1
ThemeBeans said
So, how will Envato know if support has been handled in 72 hours?
Don't worry, the buyers will take care of this part. Buyers will report you then if you don't offer support in 72 hours.
Enabled said
I'll just keep my away on holidays sign turned on 365 days a year… there! Solved!
then you'll have to explain to customers why you have time to release new items, but you don't have time to answer support requests in a 72 hours SLA
LosBastardos said
Congrats greenline, Envato please give to this man a new responsibility, I Will Work For Food badge.
Actually I don't work for food. Let's not be rude, shall we?I code for the pleasure of coding. Why commercial and not freeware? I also have some freeware items, but I am here because it keeps me involved in a commercial environment. It keeps me motivated and in touch with real business while being able to work from home and taking care of my 6 years daughter.
KrownThemes said
If i want a two weeks vacation i'll have a two weeks vacation with absolutely no support in this time!
That can be easily solved if Envato developers could add a status to our profile pages or items pages: "Available for support/Away on holiday/etc".
rayoflightt said
greenline because there is lot of individual authors and we are not company with 24h online PAID workers like hosting companies are.
SLA is not only for hosting companies.
I worked for years in a real IT company (a successful one) with more than 200 employees and we had mandatory response times depending on the severity of bugs (critical, high, medium, low). And this was part of the SLA. SLA is mandatory in the real life, when you deal with serious clients.
I find it acceptable if Envato will have something like this in place.


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WINCHESTER -- As terrorists hijacked passenger planes and attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, Air Force fighter jets took to the sky in response.
Retired Col. Robert "Bob" Marr recalls having to scramble jets the morning of the attacks from his command center in Rome, N.Y.
As the country headed into the weekend and the 10th anniversary of the attacks, Marr spoke to pupils at Greenwood Mill Elementary School on Friday about his experience on that date. Parents of many of the children also attended the event, and heard first from Principal Kris Waldrop.
"There are many emotions that you may be feeling right now, including sadness for the lives lost, happiness for the strong in which we live and extreme gratefulness for those who keep it safe," Waldrop said. "Keep in mind that you can make a positive difference in our world daily."
More than 800 pupils, most of them wearing red, white and blue clothes, had walked in a procession from their classrooms to the gymnasium, waving American flags, and some holding banners.
Marr, who retired in 2005 and now lives in Clear Brook, worked 10 years ago as the commander of the Northeast Air Defense Sector in Rome, N.Y.
The attacks taught the nation's people about themselves, according Marr.
"It taught us that we as Americans don't run away from a fight, that we have Americans as you see sitting over here that don't run away from disaster but run to the disaster and help people out," Marr said, pointing toward fire and rescue workers and a Virginia police officer seated next to him.
Marr moved quickly and engaged the children with a collection of hats and helmets -- those worn by firefighters, pilots and police.
Then he recalled the morning of the attacks -- clear and sunny. A call from an air traffic controller alerted Marr's center about a plane, possibly hijacked and in an unknown location. Marr said he scrambled fighters from Cape Cod, Mass., to fly to New York.
"As they screamed going supersonic toward New York City that's when the first crash occurred," Marr said. "And as they're about to get over New York City we watched on the news as the second tower was hit."
Pilots Tim "Duff" Duffy and Dan "Nasty" Nash spent the next four hours flying over New York. Marr's center called on more pilots from Langley Air Force Base in Hampton to intercept a third hijacked jetliner, but they arrived too late to stop the one that crashed into the Pentagon.
"They were rushing to the disaster," Marr said. "They were rushing to Washington as fast as they could to try an provide air cover for the people they knew were in danger."
Pointing to the headgear representing each response agency, Marr noted many people who wore similar ones were already on the ground helping in the aftermath of the attacks.
"They got in their trucks and they rushed toward the fire," Marr said. "Have you ever seen a fireman rush away from a fire?"
"No," hundreds of pupils said at once.
Marr did the same with a police officer's hat.
"Boys and girls, you may be young but you all are Americans," Marr said. "Some of you may grow up to wear these hats, but not all of you. Some of you will make the decision that you too would be the one that runs to the disaster, that wears the hat that other people can feel safe."
Marr told the children that the next time they see firefighters, police officers, soldiers, to "just say thank you."
"Thank you," the crowd said in unison.
The fourth-grade chorus performed to close out the remembrance event.
Afterward, Marr spoke further about his experience. The episode occurred in under 90 minutes -- the hijack alert at 8:40 a.m. and the first plane strike at 8:47 a.m. to the fourth crash at 10:02 a.m.
"For everybody else it's like 9/11 ended at 10:02 that morning," Marr recalled. "For us, that was just the beginning. I mean that's when we were starting to get all the other fighters in the air that we could call up."
In the years that followed, Marr made presentations to various groups about what happened in that time, step by step, given the interest in the few years that followed the attacks.
"But now I think we need to understand, with this 10-year anniversary and probably before this, that, yes, it was a horrible attack," Marr said. "It's a war on America, and I don't call it anything less than a war on America. It was not terrorists, it was murderers.
"But as I tried to emphasize to the kids here it really is time for us as Americans to somberly remember the people who lost their lives and whose lives were impacted," Marr added. "But it's also more important for us to take that and learn who we are, what we are as Americans."


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Australian artist CJ Hendry has certainly turned her luck around. The university drop-out handed over one of her prized pen drawings to American rapper Kanye West last night.
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Kanye West was admitted to an Australian hospital for an emergency MRI on Wednesday.
Kanye, Jay Z, Pharrell, Steve Aoki, Kings of Leon, J. Cole and Spoon did what? Here's how they stood out at the Made in America music festival.
To be like Kanye West, one would need to always be ready to deliver a thought-provoking monologue at any given moment, just like the rapper did Saturday.
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Kanye West ponders whether paparazzi-manned drones will eventually harm his and Kim Kardashian's young daughter, North West.
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Congrats, Kimye. This may be the biggest moment of your lives.
The moment has arrived. The #WorldsMostTalkedAboutCouple has released their wedding images -- which is to say, E! News, to whom the Kardashians basically owe their first-born children, has shared Kimye's official wedding pics. See also: New York Post Gives Kim and Kanye the World's Worst Wedding Announcement Assertions we can make based on the images: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got married. But the real story here is about the dress, because fashion trumps love in the Kardashian-West clan.
New York institutions are having a field day with the Kimye wedding.
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Rapper Kanye West and reality-television personality Kim Kardashian wed at a ceremony in Italy on Saturday.
UPDATE, July 16, 2:45 p.m. ET: Kanye West and Iggy Azalea have been added to the L.A. lineup. West will also play in Philadelphia. "Say what you need to say," sings guitar-toting heartthrob John Mayer. And denizens of Twitter are following that advice Thursday after Budweiser revealed that Mayer will headline the bi-coastal Made in America music festival's Los Angeles lineup on Aug. 30-31.
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Actors Seth Rogen and James Franco can't get enough of spoofing Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
It's finally safe to say -- Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have made it. If the millions of dollars and fame weren't enough proof that the duo were the new Hollywood "it" couple, Kardashian and West grace the cover of Vogue's April 2014 issue. It's a feat few imagined could happen.
When word started spreading of a Daft Punk-Jay Z collaboration track yesterday we didn't bother posting it right away since nothing is ever real and everything turns out to be a viral marketing hoax to promote somebody's new TV show or something. But nope, by now "Computerized" has been vetted and confirmed a real thing, so you can safely listen without feeling like a sucker. There was another rumor circling yesterday that Kanye West was involved with the production.
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Updates and News:
9/27/14 - Costa Rica Hacienda La Minita Tarrazu is back in stock. This is one of the most popular coffees we stock (for good reason!).
9/13/14 - Bali Vintage Klasik beans now available on our green coffee offering page. Also, from Nicaragua, an outstanding Cup of Excelence Coffee - Segovia Estate.
We have several new Colombians in and will have them posted as soon as Valic gets them up.
8/30/14 Coming soon - We've said it before, but this time we really mean it. An exotic tasting coffee from Bali. Should be here next week sometime.
8/17/14 - The macaw is back. A nice coffee from Costa Rica - "La Lapa". This has been a popular offering in the past, so we are happy to have it in stock again.
8/15/14 - Just in - A rock solid Harrar from Ethiopia "Deep Blue". We're not sure where the name comes from. Perhaps because there are deep blueberry notes? They are deep (the blueberries), but not overly pronounced like the Yirgacheffe Kocherie we stocked a couple months ago (more of that on the way too). Rather, this Harrar is dry-processed coffee exhibiting cocoa-like, buttery mouthfeel with hints of flower blossoms. Read more......(it is also available on our green coffee page).
8/5/14 - We now have green coffee available at our local cafe. Lots of folks have been asking for it, so for now we have limited selections available there during our normal hours of operation (7 days a week!) and plan on expanding the selection on a weekly basis. For information on our cafe's location and hours, please click here.
New - El Salvador Santa Julian - this is a sweet coffee typical of what one would expect of a high-end El Salvador - medium body, citrus, chocolaty, floral and very vibrant all wrapped up in the complexity of a single origin coffee. Very bright and sweet when properly roasted on the lighter side (fast roast to 1st crack with a large reduction in heat after 1st crack until the finish, if possible). We often are asked by local visitors "so what's your favorite coffee". Our answer is, "depends on what day it is and what we have in stock". Well, this is the shop's favorite right now.
Next week we'll be getting in a nice Harrar from Ethiopia, as well as a new Colombian. We've been very busy cupping new coffees with lots of incoming updates coming over the next month or two.
7/16/14 - Guatemala Antigua Acate has been added to our green coffee offering page. Antigua's will be getting scarce this year due mostly due to weather.
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Other incoming coffees - a new El Salvador (finally!) and a new Mandheling from Sumatra.
07/02/14 - Colombia Huila Palmero added to our green coffee offering page. Valic's working on getting the Antigua up.
6/24/14 - Incoming coffees - Guatemala Antigua Acate, a Colombian Huila Palermo, and another Colombian from Tolima. We'll have them posted within the next couple of days. This has been a stellar season quality-wise for South and Central American coffees. For some reason, good Indonesians are becoming scarce and expensive (blame it on the rain, earthquakes, bugs, not sure what else).
5/30/2014 - Costa Rica Hacienda La Minita Tarrazu is back in stock!
5/20/14 - Kenya Kahiriga Grade AA is in and Valic has it posted to our Green Coffee offering page. It is fairly expensive, but virtually all Kenyans are right now. The Kahiriga is a truly elegant coffee. To us, "elegant" equates to an aroma of fine red wine and light fruitiness with a pronounced almost malt-like flavor. Now if we can only learn to pronounce it: "Ka-hir-eega".
14/14 - Finca Idolia (Antigua from Guatemala) and Sumatra Aceh Gold now on our offering sheet. Two very nice coffees. We highly recommend the Aceh Gold for French Press and single origin espresso.
Kenyan is in, but we haven't finished with the description so Valic cannot upload it.
Other news.......our local customers will be happy to hear that we're finally getting around to moving some of our green coffee stock to our cafe. This will enable local during-the-week pick-ups (yay!). The logistics should be complete and availability ready within a week or two. We'll see how it goes!
5/1/14 - Good News / Bad News - We are out of Costa Rica Hacienda La Minita. The Good News is we'll have more within two weeks. Also, Sumatra Aceh Gold and a sweet, sweet Kenyan coffee are on the way. Valic will have them posted within a day or two. The Kenyan is a little pricey, but well worth it and we don't expect it to be around too long.
A new Guatemalan is also inbound within the next couple of days.
The Monsooned Malabar from India is in stock and has been added to our green coffee offering sheet.
5/5/14 - Rwanda Musasa and Colombia Tolima have been added to our offering sheet. The Malabar will be added soon (Valic). We're sorry to say that that the Kenyan did not make it on the truck carrying our shipment last week. Next time.
4/23/14 - A wide new selection of varietals coining in next week. We've been busing cupping Rwandans, Kenyans, Centrals, Indian coffees, and more. This year's African crops seem to be particularly interesting. More updates coming soon...
4/15/14 - Hawaii Ka'u back in stock. Also just in;Guatemala "El Carmen" from the Acetenango region. This is a very chocolaty coffee when roasted correctly (somewhere between City ++ and Full City- is the sweet spot!).
Also new: Colombia Decaf (Swiss Water Process).
Coming within the next week or two: Indian Monsooned Malabar, New Kenyan, and Rwanda, and more...
4/07/13 - New Colombian Decaf - will be available by the end of the week. Coming soon - Bali Karishna.
3/23/14 - A very pleasant new coffee offering from a 3rd family generation estate - Hacienda Miravalles. This is an organic coffee from an overall environmentally friendly farm that uses modern processing equipment to produce a very clean coffee.
3/8/14 - Sumatra Gayo Mountain, Indonesia Sulawesi Toraja, Guatemala Finca Idolia (an Antigua) all have been posted. Valic still has to post the new Mexican coffee.
Other news - we're currently out of Hawaiian Ka'u. According to our source from this tropical paradise, continuous rains have really slowed down the processing of the current crop being harvested. We're told it may take up to a couple of weeks before the new beans are available.
3/6/15 - Incoming coffees to be posted within a day or two: Guatemala Los Santos - comes from a fourth generation farmer from the Antigua region. Coffee varietals include:Bourbon, Catuai, Caturra.
An added incoming bonus: Sulawesi Toraja - something we don't usually stock, but this is really a nice Sula...... and also a Sumatra Gay Mountain. Check back soon, these coffees will be available by/before the weekend.
3/2/14 - Out of El Salvadors and Guatemalans. New crop Centrals are waiting offshore to get through customs, so we thought we'd wait another week or two before ordering up new ones (there are some really nice ones we've been waiting for). We did find a gem of a coffee from Mexico - "Hacienda Miravalles". It is a family owned estate coffee located in the high lands of the Sierra Madre mountain range in western Mexico. Organic and Bird Friendly. It comes to us in Grain-pro lined burlap bags. We'll have it posted later this week when it arrives at our loading dock.
2/13/14 - Just in - From the Carmo de Minas region of Brazil, we found a super-nice microlot coffee from the Reis Brothers estate farm. This coffee is a joy to roast; clean, uniform beans. For those who think Brazil coffees lack complexity, we recommend trying this one. It is the current favorite here at Lost Dutchman.
Mexican Chiapas decaf coming in tomorrow. It is a mountain water processed decaf coffee.
For Locals and anyone who may be visiting the Mesa AZ area, our new Coffee House just opened. We're going through a few expected pains, but the coffee is excellent and our staff, cheerful, skilled, and friendly. Stop by if you're in the area and check it out! We've been so busy trying to open that myself and Valic have not been able to update this site with new green coffee arrivals as much as we'd like, but hopefully we'll get back to normal here soon and will provide updates much more often.
1/27/14 - Important Notice: Our local pick-up hours on Saturdays are being trimmed from 11-2 to 12-2 pm. We are currently working on opening another shop in downtown Mesa and need the extra time to finish construction of it. These new hours will be effective immediately. On the good side, customers will be able to take advantage of us being open during the week to pick up green coffee orders anytime (something we get asked about a lot). Lots of big things happening here. More info coming soon (maybe some pictures of the new building if Valic's up to posting them).New coffees are still a couple weeks out. We're overstocked right now and have some new good ones coming (will be pleasant surprises when they do get here).
12/13/13 - Amaro Gayo from Ethiopia, and Costa Rica Tarrazu Peaberry just posted to our green coffee offering page. The Nicaraguan San Lucila is in, but not yet posted.
12/0913 - New Coffees coming in very soon. An amazing new peaberry from Costa Rica, an elegant coffee from Nicaragua, and more (we'll keep the other two as a sort of surprise)..... Valic should have them posted within a few days so they will be available by/before the weekend.
11/26/13 - Ethiopian Amaro Gayo Coming back soon. Also India Monsooned Malabar. Is about 2 weeks away. It might seem like we're laying kind of low lately, but we're not. We're actually very busy restocking a lot of our current coffee offerings and cupping some soon-to-be announced new ones.
11/09/13 - Colombian Peaberry is back in stock. This is a really nice tasting peaberry coffee that seems to have a little more caffeine that most arabicas. It's a great coffee to try out if you haven't already.
Sumatra Super Peaberry - Back in Stock!
New - Java Prianger Grade1 - A super nice, Java!
Just posted - Cascara Coffee Cherry Tea - it looks kind of ugly in its raw form, but brew it like you would a tea and be amazed by it's unique raspberry jam, syrupy flavor. We're happy to be able to offer it at a great price.
10/21/13 - No More Congo!!!
10/17/13 - Congo Kivu is now in stock. Those that are into extreme sports will really like this coffee. The ladies sorting the beans in this picture would agree, we're sure!
8/24/12 - Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Kochere - we finally were able to get more of this fantastic coffee. Get some before it runs out again, because it will be early Spring before the next harvest becomes available.
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As soon as Valic gets a chance, we also have a new Kenya and a nice El Salvador coffee that need to be posted.
Note that we're temporarily out of Costa Rica "La Lapa". We have more on order and should be getting some fresh bags of this great coffee sometime in early September.
6/8/13 - New coffee from Papua New Guinea - Purosa Grade A - A well processed, flavorful co-op coffee.
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In August 1914, all of Europe was caught up in the Great War. Andorra, a usually neutral country in southwestern Europe, decided to join in and declared war on Kaiser Wilhelm II's Imperial Germany. Given its size and neutrality, Andorra's army consisted of just 10 part-time soldiers that assembled only a few times a year for ceremonies; and with no military budget (the country has no income tax), the only ammunition the army had were ceremonial blank cartridges.
Needless to say, World War I passed pretty quietly for Andorra—so quietly, in fact, that the country was left out of the Versailles Peace Treaty negotiations, and was not included on the final signed Treaty. Since no peace treaty was enacted, Andorra remained in a state of war with Germany. It wasn't until the start of World War II, some twenty-five years later, that the oversight was discovered. On September 25, 1939, Andorra signed a reparation-free treaty, finally ending its state of war against Germany and ending its involvement in World War I.
After living in a state of (albeit bloodless) war for twenty-five years, the government of Andorra decided to sit out World War II.