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Rated T for mature themes. Or immature, depending how you look at it.
With love to jeasterl. This little story began this morning, with a talk about cookies, Wednesday Adams and goth daughters, and it was totally Easter's concept. So thanks for handing it to me on a silver platter, Easter. I offer the platter back to you. Full of cookies. Thin mints, and white chocolate macadamia nuts, and triple chocolate fudgies.
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Three members of Mrs Stanley's girl scout troop stood hesitating in the driveway. The people in the house were outsiders, strange and intimidating. They did not mingle. They did not seem to do anything, much. They weren't on teams or in clubs or anything. And they certainly didn't show up for Friday Night Bingo at the Lutheran church hall.
"Just go, Mindy," said the tall, awkward blonde girl, pushing her glasses up onto her nose.
"Why don't you go up there, if you're so brave?" Mindy said, pulling at her skirt. The uniforms were horrible, constrictive cotton in the humid summer air, and the neckerchiefs were torture today.
"We're wasting time here. I don't want to go back to the troop with less boxes sold than that Lisa again," the small Asian girl said, scratching a mosquito bite on the back of her leg.
"You go then, Winnie," the blonde ordered, pushing her.
"Fine! You're gonna owe me though, Ashley." Winnie marched up the stone drive, looking warily at the ostentatious house. The other girls trailed along behind her. She climbed the porch steps with her shoulders back and her head held high, lip jutting out almost defiantly. She rang the bell of the glass door, and waited, her companions fidgeting uncomfortably behind her.
A flicker of movement was discernible behind the tinted expanse of the house's glass wall. Winnie felt a glimmer of unease. Why, oh, why had they not just skipped this house? They could sell their cookies to somebody else. Somebody who did not live in the middle of nowhere. Somewhere where decent people could hear the screams of a group of 12 year old girls, were they to find themselves in a dangerous situation.
Winnie shuddered. "Let's just go," she begged. "We should go sell these over in a busier neighbourhood. No need to bother the folks here."
Just then, the door opened, surprisingly fast. The most dangerous, most beautiful boy that the girls had ever seen was standing there. The little scouts' knobby knees started to shake. They stood on the stoop, speechless, with eyes round as dinner plates.
The boy was lanky and blonde. His longish hair was a wavy, tangled mess. He had eyeliner and purple lipstick on, and his neck was graced by a studded dog collar. His naked chest, covered in silvery scars, was accentuated by the long line of a black leather leash, which dangled past black jeans held up by yet another, studded leather contraption. The boy was altogether beautiful, and lethal-looking, and the girls had no idea what to make of him.
"May I help you young ladies with something?" The boy said in a surprisingly deep voice that was touched by the music of the South.
"Oh!" Winnie squeaked as Ashley pinched her arm. The boy glared at Ashley as though he'd seen her do it, even though she'd been really sneaky about it.
"Um, hi. We're from Troop 12, and we're fund raising for our annual trip to Mount Olympus. Would you, uh, care to buy some ... girlscoutcookies?" Winnie squeaked.
The boy stared at her for several seconds, then looked at her companions before returning his gaze to her. She gulped nervously, caught like a rabbit in the snare of his weird, yellow eyes. She decided that it might be wise to smile at him, to make the sale. He did not respond. Rather, he stared at her like she was something to eat.
"That depends," he drawled, leaning one arm against the door frame, unintentionally accenting his inhuman beauty. He stared at their ugly uniforms disdainfully.
"Um, on what?" said Ashley, who had found her voice at last.
"Are they made from real girl scouts?" he asked casually, bringing his eyes up to meet hers. They darkened perceptibly as he stared.
Before the girls could turn to flee, there was a flash of movement. A little, dark-haired girl no taller than Winnie was now tucked beneath the boy's arm. She laughed with the sound of bells, her eyes dancing in response to the boy's question.
"Oh, Jazzy!" she giggled throatily, placing a hand over the barbell piercing his nipple, and tweaking it. "You're going to scare these poor little girls to death."
Jazzy smirked at her, unfazed. "I'll be waiting for you in my room, Alice," he growled. "Good luck with your ... cookies, little ladies." He disappeared.
The three girls turned their bewildered, frightened eyes back to the little, perky teen. She was buttoning the top two buttons of her white, frilly blouse, concealing the black lace of her bra. "Don't mind Jazzy," she ordered. "He's just trying to get a rise out of you. He thinks you'll recognize the quote of Wednesday Adams."
The girls looked at Alice in confusion. "Who's Wednesday Adams?" Mindy asked.
"Wednesday. You know, from "The Adams Family"? The movie?"
"Oh." Ashley said. "We're not allowed to watch that. My mother says it's demented, and unfit for proper young ladies."
"I see," said Alice, blinking. "So. You have ... cookies?"
"Yes, mint chocolate or vanilla cream. Three dollars a box," Winnie said, growing more confident.
"Why don't you wait for a minute, and I'll get my purse," Alice suggested.
"Uh, thank you," Ashley said.
Alice shut the door. In moments, she returned and thrust a fistful of hundred dollar bills into Ashley's hand. "For the troop. You should see if your leader will invest in new uniforms. Those ones are terrible for this climate, and they aren't attractive at all." Alice wrinkled her nose at the girls.
"Uh, I'm afraid we don't have enough boxes of cookies with us to give you for all that money," Winnie stammered, blown away.
"Well, consider it a donation," Alice ordered. "My family isn't really into eating ... cookies," she said. "I'll just take the one box."
Alice took the box of chocolate cookies out of Winnie's numb hand, smiling at her in a manner meant to be reassuring. "Uh, thank you?" Winnie said, stupidly.
"You're most welcome. Now you'd better go sell those cookies, or that annoying Lisa girl is going to beat you again this year. She's a pain in the neck. I hope you trounce her butt."
"Uh, gee, thanks," Ashley said.
"Have a nice day," Mindy said awkwardly. "Thanks for uh, the donation."
"You have a good day, girls. Now off with you. Bye-bye!" the odd girl said, shooing the young girls away with her hands.
The girls tromped down the wide steps, turning to look back at the house as they hit the middle of the driveway. "Are they ever weird," Mindy whispered, wrinkling her nose.
"Yeah," Ashley concurred with a grimace
The door whisked open, and the goth boy stood upon the porch once again. His muscular arms snaked around the little girl Alice's front, and she covered his arms with her hands, cocking her head as she looked down the drive at the girls. She reached up, grabbed onto the boy's leash, and pulled his head down for a soft kiss.
"Just one more minute, love," she said gently, her eyes smouldering.
"I just wish you'd bought the scouts, and left the cookies," he complained, plenty loudly enough for the girls to hear.
The little girls ran away, as fast as their gangly legs could carry them.
As they ran, their fears subsided.
By the time they reached the public road, they had themselves convinced that the boy was only joking. And now, they had a lot of money in their box. After a little discussion, they agreed that they couldn't wait to tell everyone they knew about their encounter with the strange inhabitants of the Cullen house.
Back at that locale, the young girl, Alice, was addressing the goth boy. "Jasper Hale, you are a very, very naughty boy," she crooned. "I am going to have to punish you."
"Oh, yes, Lis. Mmmm. Bring the whip?" he asked, eyes flickering to her mouth, his tongue visible against his sharp, wet teeth.
She said nothing in response, but trailed her finger down over his lip. She looked over her shoulder at him flirtatiously as they walked back inside, shutting the door, and the world, away from them.


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Dave Grohl's 'Sound City' Soundtrack Hits No. 8 on Billboard 200
Dave Grohl's soundtrack for his 'Sound City' documentary enjoyed a high chart debut
Dave Grohl knows how to make a hit album, and now, the Foo Fighters frontman has another chart-topping release under his belt. The soundtrack for Dave Grohl's "Sound City" documentary entered the Billboard 200 chart at No. 8 this week.
"Sound City – Real to Reel" pushed 37,000 copies in its debut week out, reports Nielsen SoundScan. The release feature Grohl rock out with an eclectic array of musicians that also appear in the documentary.
Specifically, "Sound City – Real to Reel" features collaborations with Nirvana bass player Krist Novoselic , Rage Against the Machine's Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk, Paul McCartney, Queens of the Stone Age memberes Josh Homme and Alain Johannes, Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor and Foo Fighters' Pat Smear and Taylor Hawkins and Stevie Nicks, to name just a few.
For more on the "Sound City" documentary and to pick up a copy, head to the film's official website.
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The statistics aren't there this season – nobody can deny that – but when Colin Wilson is firing on all cylinders, he's a key cog in the Nashville Predators lineup.
Nobody can deny that either.
Wilson has been on the shelf with a lower body injury since January 9 but appears poised to return to the lineup on Tuesday night against the visiting Washington Capitals. Despite his lackluster 16 points on the year, make no mistake, he's important to Nashville and what they want to accomplish.
"We've missed him a lot," Filip Forsberg said. "He hasn't been able to score as many goals as he's probably wanted so far but, looking back at last year, he was really strong for us. And, in the playoffs, he was probably our best forward scoring a lot of big goals. He definitely didn't lose those abilities so it's going to be huge to get him back."
The 2014-15 campaign was a career year for Wilson, posting 42 points in 77 games and then going onto lead the team with five goals during their six-game playoff series against the eventual Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks.
"He's another big part of the team," Craig Smith said. "He's able to make impact plays all over the ice. He's big, he's strong, he's a leader in his own way. He's been here for a long time, he knows the game and anytime you can add that [to the lineup], it's huge."
The former Boston University star had seven points in his last eight games before his latest injury. In his previous 28 games this season, however, he mustered just nine – including only one goal. Not exactly the season the Predators hoped for when they re-signed him to a four-year, $15.75 million contract this past summer.
"I think that's what happened my last little run of games there before I got hurt," Wilson said. "I really just didn't take anything for granted and was trying to have fun out there and help the team win."
Nobody wants to sit out but, in doing so, Wilson has a new perspective.
"It makes you appreciate the game," he said. "When you play 82 games, sometimes you get a little run down but, when you're sitting out, you're chomping at the bit to get back. And then, when the team isn't doing well, it really motivates you to get back in and not take anything for granted once you're back."
The team has struggled as of late and are 8-7-2 without Wilson in the lineup this year. The question is which player will they get the rest of the way? Wilson has struggled with consistency his entire career. Take last season for example. In the 26 games between December 22 and February 21, the Greenwich, Connecticut native was a point-per-game player, tallying 26 points. In the 51 other games he played in? Just 16. If Wilson can harken back to this time last year and/or pick up where he left off before his most recent injury, it will be like the Predators made a deadline deal for an offensive winger without giving anything away in return.
The 2008 seventh overall pick will most likely skate on a line with Mike Fisher but, regardless of who his linemates will be, chemistry isn't a concern for his head coach.
"No matter who I put him with – if I put him with Ribeiro or I put him with Fisher, he played a game with Johansen – he's played with all these guys," Peter Laviolette said. "It's just a matter of getting out there and just getting the timing, getting the hands and getting the conditioning out there a little bit. There's always a little bit of an adjustment there but, as far as the teammates go, I don't see much of a problem."
Smith agreed.
"I don't think you change much," he said about chemistry among linemates. "I don't think you prepare any different. I guess you just make the guy feel as comfortable as possible but with a guy like Colin, he'll be ready to go. He's a professional. I don't think it'll take him long to get back in the swing of things."
Nashville better hope not. They're in a wild card spot for the playoffs right now with a 25-20-8 record but are 10 points away from the St. Louis Blues, the team immediately ahead of them in the Central Division. If they want to breathe any easier once the calendar flips to April, it would behoove them to catch up.
"We need him," goaltender Pekka Rinne said. "He's a really important player for us. He's a big body, he can play a physical role but also brings a lot of skill on the ice. When he's going, he's hard to contain. He's one of the more dangerous forwards for us."
Exactly. When he's going. The Predators very much hope he steps on the ice Tuesday and rattles off another 26 points-in-26 games stretch like last year. If they do, it'll be the best transaction they can make this side of the Ryan Johansen trade.
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I love all the babies you have adopted Karin. They were all so well behaved but of course their attention had to wander at the end! xxReplyDelete
Hi Dee, you are a true friend! Thanks for your comment! I am currently trying to get something organized to hang around their necks with their name on it. Any ideas?ReplyDelete
WOW! What an absolutely fabulous collection of Sasha babes. (BTW You have nearly as many as I had at one time...26...but sadly now down to 5.)ReplyDelete
It must be so hard to remember all those names so good idea to have this photo record to refer to in the future. I seem to think that Denise made a similar record on her blog. (Luckily I didn't need to as one of my blog followers always helped me out if I forgot a name at any time.)Replies
Haha, Kendal, that did make me laugh! Your blog followers being more familiar with your babies names is a sign of sheer Sasha celebrity and also an indication of how special your babies are/were! I am going to make some necklaces, hopefully, for them, with little cubed name beads! I don't know whether it is going to work out. xxxDelete
WOW< Karin what a bevvy of cute babies. There were certainly a lot of babies at the Festival this year. It must be the year of the baby. I don't know why but I do not get an email to tell me when you have posted, so apologies for the lack of comments on your blog xReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Theresa, so sorry! I missed your comments! I don't look at blogs very often, not even my own!!! It's a good place to park the pictures. Your blogs are full of information. I don't know how you do it! I find FB so intrusive, it leaves no time for anything else, it seems. I love the babies. They are so comical in a group! Hope to see you soon. xxxDelete


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Kevin has over 15 years of experience within security working with and performing services for Fortune 100 companies and draws upon his development and system administration background. Kevin is the CEO and Principal Security Consultant with Secure Ideas. Previously, Kevin was a Senior Instructor at SANS and the author of "Security 542: Web Application Penetration Testing and ethical Hacking." Other current speaking engagements include DEFCON, ShmooCon as well as Infragard, ISSA and the University of Florida. He founded BASE (web front-end for snort analysis) as well as Samurai WTF live DVD (live environment focused on web pen testing). Two additional projects Kevin founded are Yokoso and Laudanum, which are focused on exploit delivery. In his free time, Kevin enjoys spending time with his family and is an avid Star Wars fan and member of the 501st Legion (Star Wars charity group).
Diana Kelley is Executive Security Advisor to IBM Security and manages the IBM Security Newsroom. As ESA she leverages her 25+ years of cyber risk and security experience to provide advice and guidance to CISOs and security professionals. She is a regular contributor to SecurityIntelligence, X-Force Research and a co-author of IBM's "Securing the C-Suite" study. Diana serves on the Advisory Board for InfoSec World, Structure Security and the Content Committee for the Executive Women's Forum. She was an IEEE "Rock Star of Risk" in 2016 and speaks frequently at major conferences including: TED, RSA, CyberTech, CompuTex, and InfoSec World and has been quoted as a cybersecurity expert in many publications including: NYTimes, TIME, MSNBC.com, Information Security Magazine and The Wall Street Journal. She co-authored the book Cryptographic Libraries for Developer, and wrote the chapter on "PKI and Directories" for the PKI: Wiley Tech Brief and is a confirmed guest lecturer for Boston College's Master of Science in Cybersecurity program.
Dave is the President and CEO of TrustedSec, an information security consulting company. David was a Chief Security Officer for an international Fortune 1000 company located in over 77 countries with over 18,000 employees. David developed a global security program with a large dedicated team. He is considered a thought leader in the security field and has presented at many conferences worldwide and had guest appearances on FoxNews, BBC, and other high-profile media outlets. David is the Founder of DerbyCon, a large-scale security conference in Louisville, KY. He also authored Metasploit: The Penetration Testers Guide, which was number one on Amazon.com in security for over 6 months. David is a founding member of the "Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES)," the industry leading methodologies and guidelines for performing penetration tests. Dave received a BA of Arts from Malone University in Ohio. Dave has many certifications including OSCE, QSA, OSCE, OSCP, CISSP, ISO 27001, GSEC, and MCSE. Dave also served in the Marines for five years working on intelligence related missions. He enjoys scuba diving, handy work, Destiny, fine bourbons and getting away to the country without cell reception.
Ondrej Krehel is the CEO and Founder of LIFARS LLC, an international cybersecurity and digital forensics firm. He's the former Chief Information Security Officer of Identity Theft 911, the nation's premier identity theft recovery and data breach management service. He previously conducted forensics investigations and managed the cyber security department at Stroz Friedberg and the Loews Corporation. With two decades of experience in computer security and digital forensics, he has launched investigations into a broad range of IT security matters—from hacker attacks to data breaches to intellectual property theft. His work has received attention from CNN, Reuters, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, among many others.
Peter Kuper is a Partner with In-Q-Tel. Peter actively seeks and works with private companies with a particular focus on security and enterprise software. Peter was the Lead Software Analyst for Morgan Stanley where he published industry leading investment reports and led over 18 public transactions. In total, Peter was a Wall Street analyst for 15 years offering him the opportunity to work with some of the most talented executives of both public and private companies. As a visible voice for the software industry, Kuper has given numerous presentations to professional and government groups and has been interviewed on CNBC, Bloomberg Television, and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, and The Financial Times. He has also published articles in IEEE Magazine. Peter currently serves as an Advisor to the Pacific Northwest National Lab.
Adrian is the CTO of the boutique analyst firm Securosis. Adrian has practiced security for twenty years, with prior experience as the CTO of the database security company IPLocks, VP Engineering at the web commerce firm Touchpoint, CTO/CIO of CPMi (A Raymond James brokerage), and CTO of encryption & DRM firm Transactor. Adrian is known for his depth of knowledge in data security, database (RDBMS & NoSQL) security, security monitoring, assessment, and secure application development. Adrian presents at most major security conferences, and has blogged for Dark Reading and Information Week. Adrian is a Computer Science graduate of the University of California at Berkeley with post-graduate work in operating systems at Stanford University. Adrian is an avid runner, mountain biker and maintain a farm in his back yard, but we suspect he is really too busy with his regular Securosis blogs, webcasts and research papers to ever leave his desk.
Justin Leapline has over twenty years of experience involving system administration, software development, and information security. His core skills include regulatory and contractual compliance within the information security realm, security program management, payment card standards, and general governance practices and frameworks.
Justin currently leads up the PCI Practice at TrustedSec; a company focused on information security guidance. Before joining TrustedSec, he has been involved with numerous Fortune 1000 companies in the areas of information systems, audit, governance and information security and has led the governance and security practices for large eCommerce and financial services companies.
Additionally, Justin has spoken extensively at conferences concerning risk management, the payment card industry, and general information security practices.
Dave has two decades of industry experience, including extensive experience in IT operations and management. Currently, Dave is a Global Security Advocate for Akamai Technologies. He is the founder of the security site Liquidmatrix Security Digest and co-host of the Liquidmatrix podcast. Dave writes a column for Forbes and the Huffington Post.
Shannon Lietz is an award-winning security innovator and leader experienced in developing emerging security programs for Fortune 500 companies, including Intuit, ServiceNow, Sony, Sempra, Savvis, Cable & Wireless, 99 Cents Only, Exodus, and Bank of America, among others internationally. She received the Scott Cook Innovation Award in 2014 for developing and cultivating a world-class cloud security program for protecting sensitive data in AWS. Lietz is currently the Director of DevSecOps at Intuit responsible for driving the company's Cloud Security Strategy and Program in support of corporate innovation. She has previous experience as a Master Security Architect, an Entrepreneur, and often volunteers to educate on security topics. Lietz is a passionate DevSecOps and Rugged Evangelist.
A security industry pioneer, Chad brings over 20 years of experience leading high-growth tech companies. Chad is the co-founder and CEO of Habitu8, a startup bringing a new approach to security awareness training. Prior to founding Habitu8, Chad co-founded Rapid7, a leading cyber-security company whose products are used today in over 120 countries. As VP of Engineering, Chad helped lead Rapid7 from a 3-person, privately-backed startup to a successful $900MM IPO in 2015.
Raffy is one of the world's most recognized authorities on security data analytics. Mr. Marty is currently the VP of Security Analytics at Sophos. Raffy is the former Founder and CEO of PixlCloud, a next-generation data visualization application for big data. With a track record at companies including IBM Research and ArcSight, Raffy is thoroughly familiar with established practices and emerging trends in data analytics. He has served as Chief Security Strategist with Splunk and was a Co-Founder of Loggly, a cloud-based log management solution. For more than 12 years, Raffy has helped Fortune 500 companies defend themselves against sophisticated adversaries and has trained organizations around the world in the art of data visualization for security. Raffy has a Masters in Computer Science from the Federal Institute of Technology in Switzerland. In his free time, he enjoys practicing the tradition of Koan study to gain insight into life.
Stephen has over 30 years of experience including building and leading worldwide teams, and designing/running some of the world's largest Internet services. Over the last 11 years he has led global engineering teams focused on massively scalable cloud systems and computer security.
In his most recent position, Stephen was SVP of Engineering at Symantec. In that role, he created their first ever cloud platform, including building out new data centers, linked together by a carrier-grade network backbone, and developing a new secure cloud platform that was the foundation of all new SaaS security offerings. He also developed a big data analytics platform that could handle real-time ingestion of security data, as well as creating a queryable data lake for Symantec's threat intelligence data. In addition, he was also responsible for all existing "cloud" operations for Symantec's security offerings ($1B in combined revenue).
Before that, he was Director of Security Engineering for Google. There he was responsible for Internet Governance (as only one of two people in the company authorized to change Google's DNS), PKI, product security for Commerce and YouTube, and some incident response, vulnerability management and acquisition integration. Prior, he led a worldwide team focused on keeping Google services operational 24x7 — including Maps, YouTube and Video, Crawling/Indexing and Logging. He built that team from 1 person to a global organization that spanned from Zurich to Sydney.
Before Google, he was the Chief Architect for Netflix's initial electronic delivery system — the very first system to deliver movies over the Internet.
Stephen has also been a VP of Engineering (VPE) for Emasys (semiconductor management software), VPE & CTO for Fort Hill Systems (formerly known as CacheWare — an Internet content distribution company), and VPE, VP of Professional Services & CTO for Advanced Software Technologies.
Previously, Stephen held engineering management and development positions at Ordain, Standard Logic, MSI Data Corporation, Rockwell, Pertec and Chevron.
Stephen received his undergraduate degrees in Physics and Geology from Chapman University and his Master's degree in Computer Science from University of California, Irvine.
Tim Medin is the founder of Red Siege, a company focused to adversary emulation and penetration testing. Through the course of his career, Tim has performed penetration tests on a wide range of organizations and technologies. He gained information security experience in a variety of industries including previous positions in control systems, higher education, financial services, and manufacturing. He is also a MSISE Program Directory, author, and Principal Instructor with the SANS Institute. Tim is an experienced international speaker, having presented to a organizations around the world. Tim is also the creator of the Kerberoasting, a technique to extract kerberos tickets in order to offline attack the password of enterprise service accounts. He is also a project lead of the Laudanum project.
Jennifer has more than 15 years of experience working in various areas of the technology industry. She has received many awards including Tech Woman of the Year 2014 NCTA, Top Ten Power Players: Women in Security 2014 SC Magazine, and Top Influencers in Security 2015. In addition to being an author of the (ISC)2 Official CISSP Courseware, Jennifer is also a cover co-author of "Low Tech Hacking". Jennifer is the VP of Engineering and Consulting CISO with Carolina Advanced Digital, Inc. Jennifer also consults for a variety of government agencies, educational institutions and Fortune 100 and 500 corporations. In her free time, she enjoys painting, reading, and competitive ballroom and swing dancing.
Rich Mogull has 20 years of experience in information security, physical security and risk management. He specializes in cloud security, application security, security automation, security management and data security. Prior to founding Securosis, Rich was a Research VP at Gartner on the security team where he also served as Research Co-Chair for the Gartner Security Summit. Rich has worked as an Independent Consultant, Web Application Developer, Software Development Manager at the University of Colorado, and Systems and Network Administrator. Rich is the Security Editor of TidBITS, a monthly columnist for Dark Reading. He is a frequent industry speaker at events including the RSA Security Conference and DEFCON, and has spoken on every continent except Antarctica. A University of Colorado graduate with a degree in history, Rich's interests outside of information security include martial arts and triathlons.
Josh has more than eighteen years of experience in security, IT, development and system and network administration. Currently, he runs Eyra Security, a security and business improvement consulting firm based in Minneapolis, MN. Josh holds several security and technical certifications and has served in a leadership position on several security-focused groups. He has written several books on I.T. and Information Security, with the aim of applying to I.T. lessons learned from outside the core discipline, such as Agile/Lean Principles, Natural History, Psychology, Economics and Complexity Science. Josh specializes in the overlap between security and business practices, including vendor/customer management, technology transitions, and security as competitive advantage.
Ed has 15+ years of Information Security experience. Currently he is the Director of Emerging Business and Technology for ISACA where he currently leads the governance (COBIT) and emerging trend guidance activities. Prior to joining ISACA, Ed was Senior Security Strategist with Savvis and a Founding Partner of the analyst firm Security Curve. Ed is the co-author of Cryptographic Libraries for Developers, vulnerability research (e.g. CVE-2002-0082), and development of the MAchilles toolkit. Ed holds CISSP and CCSK certifications and a BA from Rutgers University. When not working, Ed enjoys reading and collectible card games.
Davi is President of "Flyingpenguin" and has more than 20 years of experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of the book "Securing the Virtual Environment: How to Defend the Enterprise Against Attack," and author of "The Realities of Securing Big Data". An expert in compliance, he was a Board Member for the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Alliance and the Silicon Valley chapters of ISACA and OWASP. He served six years as a PCI DSS and PA-DSS assessor for K3DES. He is a frequent top-rated public speaker and has been quoted or written articles on security, risk management and compliance for publications including Compliance Week, NPR, Search Security, Bank Info Security, Network World, Red Herring, Chain Store Age, Inc, Reuters and SC Magazine. He formerly was responsible for security at the world's largest investment fund manager, Barclays Global Investors (BGI). Prior to BGI he was a "dedicated paranoid" at Yahoo, responsible for managing security for hundreds of millions of mobile, broadband and digital home products. Davi is a certified CISSP, CISM, QSA, and PA-QSA. He received his postgraduate academic Master of Science degree in International History from the London School of Economics where he studied the ethics of humanitarian intervention. His interests include humanitarian tech and futurism, ethics of intervention/defense, international history, international poetry, transportation/infrastructure policy, tinkering with electronics/radio and teaching infosec to kids at school.
Mike is an experienced healthcare and education technology executive and has been involved in information security for approximately 15 years. Mike is currently a Director at Security Risk Advisors out of Philadelphia, and has spent 6 years as CISO with the University of Rochester & Medical Center. He has been a CTO and overseen software development and innovation groups, and is the founder of SnapEval, a mobile-first enterprise performance management system. When Mike isn't working, you can find him doing various physical activities, such as snowboarding, mountain biking, and triathlon.
Chris has almost 35 years experience in digital and physical security, spanning diverse roles from the deeply technical to executive management. He started his journey in the U.S. Air Force as a software developer for the DoD intelligence community and built his own boutique consultancy after separating from the military. Chris sold FireTower after ten years of growth and joined Q1 Labs as the Chief Security Officer, which was acquired by IBM in 2012. During his five years at Big Blue, Chris led threat research activities for the X-Force and built a prototype of Cyber Watson. He took an interest in the IoT and was instrumental in founding IBM's IoT security practice, including authoring their points of view on connected car security. As a result, he was recruited into Booz Allen Hamilton as a Principal/Director leading the Dark Labs embedded systems vulnerability analysis practice. Chris returned to the startup community and is currently at BitSight Technologies, empowering enterprises to manage third- and first-party risk. He can be found speaking on a variety of InfoSec topics at conferences and private events when he's not making or breaking new technology as a hobby, hiking, rock climbing, or appreciating fine wine and craft brews.
Teri Radichel, CEO of 2nd Sight Lab, has 25+ years of technology experience. She learned about computers in sixth grade and taught herself BASIC from a book on a TI99/4A. Her career began in telecommunications and networking, but she soon switched to software programming. She obtained a Master of Software Engineering degree in 2000 and founded a web site and software engineering company. After her first web site breach, she started researching security and built a WAF when the term did not exist. In 2013, she started the Seattle AWS Architects & Engineers Meetup and entered the SANS Masters in Information Security Engineering program. She has helped multiple companies move to the cloud including Capital One and WatchGuard Technologies. Teri has performed technical due diligence, led teams building large scale systems, reverse engineered malware, and enjoys writing and speaking about cyber security. She holds multiple security certifications. SANS Institute awarded her the 2017 Difference Makers Award. She is an AWS Hero and SANS community instructor. You can follow her on Twitter at @teriradichel.
Marcus has more than 25 years of experience within Information Security and is a world-renowned expert on security system design and implementation. Currently, Marcus is an independent consultant and technology advisor to start-ups and large enterprises. He is recognized as an innovator in firewall technology and the implementer of the first commercial firewall product. Marcus has designed a number of security products including DEC SEAL, TIS firewall toolkit, Gauntlet firewall, and NFR's Network Flight Recorder intrusion detection system. Marcus holds several industry awards including ISSA fellowship. In his spare time Marcus likes to be playing strategy games, taking photos, making soap, woodworking, or forging swords.
Ron is a seasoned technologist specializing in cyber security with over 30 years experience working within the IT industry. At JP Morgan Chase, Ron is the global lead for their Cyber Security Technology and Architecture team. This group is responsible for helping the business build and maintain robust, secure solutions to support our clients and employees. He is also an active researcher and speaker in the IA field and is widely published on network security topics including co-authoring books on Software Assurance and Insider Threat. He has authored courses on computer security that have been taught across the country and has been a faculty member of the SANS Institute, the Institute for Applied Network Security (IANS), and George Mason University. He holds masters and bachelors degrees in computer science from Mason and a PhD in Information Technology from their School of Information Technology and Engineering.
Katrina Rodzon has over 12 years of experience and a diverse set of skills that she has applied to creating, implementing and evaluating innovative security awareness programs for Fortune 100 companies. She has also managed curriculum strategy and content development across a vast range of topics, ranging from psychology to information technology, for both online and in person mediums. In addition, she manages the development of large enterprise behavioral content/modification plans, methodology creation for assessing an organizations culture, and assisted in creating effective social engineering tools and testing scenarios for penetration testing teams. She has received advanced graduate training in cognition, behavior analysis, research methodology, statistics, and psychology.
Mike has been in the information security industry for over 10 years. He is currently President and Analyst at Securosis, a firm exclusively focused on information security and research analysis. He started Security Incite in 2006 to provide the "voice of reason" in what was considered an overhyped, yet underwhelming security industry. After a brief detour as SVP, Strategy and Chief Marketing Officer at eIQNetworks, Mike joined Securosis at the start of 2010 with a "rejuvenated cynicism" about security. In 2007, Mike published "The Pragmatic CSO" to introduce technically oriented security professionals to the nuances of what is required to become a senior security professional. Mike graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering.
Mike is the Director of Technical Alliances with PhishMe. Prior to PhishMe, Mike spent nearly two decades in financial services and was the head of information security for 12 years. Mike was involved from the onset with Security Current when it launched and served as the research director leading a number of strategic projects for global security vendors and CISOs. Also, Mike is a mentor with cybersecurity accelerator, MACH37, and he owns a security consulting LLC where he conducts independent advisory and risk assessment engagements. Mike holds a Master's of Science in Information Assurance from Walsh College and is a member of two college information security curriculum advisory committees. In his free time, he loves to spend time with his wife and two daughters, workout, barbecue, and drink quality beverages.
Justin is a Managing Partner of UtiliSec, specializing in Smart Grid security architecture design and penetration testing. Justin led the Smart Grid Security Architecture group in the creation of NIST Interagency Report 7628 and played key roles in the Advanced Security Acceleration Project for the Smart Grid (ASAP-SG). He currently leads the testing group at the National Electric Sector Cybersecurity Organization Resources (NESCOR). Justin has taught courses in hacking techniques, forensics, networking, and intrusion detection for multiple universities, corporations, and security conferences.
Mr. Searle is currently a certified instructor for the SANS Institute. In addition to electric power industry conferences, Justin frequently presents at top international security conferences such as Black Hat, DEFCON, OWASP, Nullcon, and AusCERT. Justin co-leads prominent open source projects including the Samurai Web Testing Framework, Middler, Yokoso!, and Laudanum. Justin has an MBA in International Technology and is a CISSP and SANS GIAC certified Incident Handler (GCIH), Intrusion Analyst (GCIA), and Web Application Penetration Tester (GWAPT).
Richard is a security executive with ~20 years experience ranging from start-ups to global organizations. He is currently the SVP and CISO at Lending Club. He was most recently the CISO/VP of Trust for Twilio and formerly the VP/GM Cybersecurity and Privacy for GE Healthcare. His background is in Information Security, Digital Risk Management and Product Development with an analytics bent. His current focus is developing quantitatively informed strategies, building agile teams that scale and making digital risk measurable. Likewise, he recently co-authored a decision analysis book called "How To Measure Anything In Cybersecurity Risk" (Wiley 2016) This book targets those looking to improve risk management strategies using predictive analytics.
Dave is Lead Faculty at IANS. He is the Founder and Principal Consultant with Voodoo Security, and has consulted with hundreds of organizations in the areas of security, regulatory compliance, and network architecture and engineering. Dave is also a SANS analyst, instructor, and course author, as well as a board member with the SANS Technology Institute. He is a VMware vExpert, and has extensive experience designing and configuring secure virtualized infrastructures. He's the author of the Sybex book "Virtualization Security: Protecting Virtualized Environments", leads the Atlanta chapter of the Cloud Security Alliance, and co-chairs the CSA Top Threats to Cloud Working Group. Dave has previously worked as CSO for Configuresoft, CTO for the Center for Internet Security, and has also worked as a security architect, analyst, and manager for several Fortune 500 companies. Dave has his CISSP and SANS GIAC, and received his Bachelor's degree in Microbiology/Psychology and Computer Information Systems, and also has an MBA from GA Tech, GA State, and Kennesaw State University. When he has time, Dave enjoys running, camping, cooking and playing music (piano, guitar and DJing).
Glen has nearly 30 years of operational security leadership experience, with the past 15+ exclusively focused on cyber operations and capability, in the enterprise. Glen's early professional experience spanned from leading special operations Marines across distant beaches to being responsible for global cyber operational assurance for the United States Marine Corps, as their CISO (CO, CND, USMC). Commercially, his roles have been as diverse as a development lead for a small network security startup (ArcSight '05), to becoming a Field Operations Vice President through its IPO ('10) and then $1.5B acquisition by HP ('12).
Glen has a MS in Information Technology Management from the Naval Postgraduate School, with operational emphasis in security as the Founder and Director of a self-funding security laboratory studying cypher deception and advanced detection. Glen also graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and was commissioned into the USMC. Glen has attained and instructed numerous security certifications from the GIAC, NSA and ISC2. He has been an invited speaker at the Pentagon Security Forum, a SANS certified instructor since 2002 and an IANS faculty member since 2003.
Adam is a consultant, entrepreneur, technologist, author and game designer. He's a member of the BlackHat Review Board, and helped found the CVE and many other things. He's currently helping a variety of organizations improve their security, and advising and mentoring startups as a Mach37 Star Mentor. While at Microsoft, he drove the Autorun fix into Windows Update, was the lead designer of the SDL Threat Modeling Tool v3 and created the "Elevation of Privilege" game. Adam is the author of Threat Modeling: Designing for Security and the co-author of The New School of Information Security.
Caleb is the founder and CEO of Bluebox Security. Before founding Bluebox Security Caleb was an EIR at Andreessen Horowitz. Prior to this, Sima was CEO of Armorize Technologies, an internationally acclaimed, SaaS based malware monitoring and code security analysis firm headquartered in San Francisco. Before his tenure at Armorize, Sima served as chief technology officer for HP's Application Security Center and was responsible for directing the lifecycle of the company's web application security solutions. Sima joined HP after the company he founded SPI Dynamics was acquired in 2007. Prior to founding SPI Dynamics, Sima worked for Internet Security Systems' elite X-Force R&D team and as a Security Engineer for S1 Corporation. Outside of work, Caleb enjoys poker, car racing and motorcycles.
John is the Owner of Black Hills Information Security (BHIS), and has both consulted and taught hundreds of organizations in the areas of security, regulatory compliance, and penetration testing. John is also an instructor and course author of BlackHat's "Active Defense, Offensive Countermeasures, and Hacking Back" and the SANS Institute's "Hacker Tools, Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling" classes. John is co-author of the" Offensive Countermeasures: The Art of Active Defense" book and is a contributor to the industry shaping Penetration Testing Execution Standard and 20 Critical Controls frameworks. He leads the Hunt Teaming, Command & Control (C2)/Data Exfiltration and Pivot testing development at BHIS. He is a dynamic speaker at conferences worldwide. In his spare time, he co-hosts the Hack Naked TV and Security Weekly podcasts.
James Tarala is a principal consultant with Enclave Security based out of Venice, Florida and has spent the past 20 years providing security consultation and services to large enterprises and government agencies, both inside the US and internationally. Over the past few years, he has served as a lead technical editor for the Center for Internet Security's Critical Security Controls and has had the privilege of assisting on the development of the Critical Security Controls and chairing task panels for the Center for Internet Security. He is also a senior analyst, author, and instructor with the SANS Institute. As a consultant, he has spent the past few years architecting large enterprise IT security and infrastructure architectures. He works regularly with organizations to assist them in their security management, governance practices, and regulatory compliance issues and regularly performs independent security assessments and assists enterprises in developing their internal security control programs.
Joff has 15+ years of experience in the IT industry in roles such as enterprise network architect and network security defender. He has mentored "Intrusion Detection in Depth" and taught "Python for Penetration Testers" for the SANS Institute. Currently Joff is a Researcher and Penetration Tester with Black Hills Information Security (BHIS). He helps lead the Hunt Teaming, Command & Control (C2)/Data Exfiltration and Pivot testing development at BHIS. Joff holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics, an M.Sc. in Computer Science, and holds the GIAC certifications GPEN, GWAPT, and GXPN. In his free time, he is a host on the Security Weekly podcast and contributes to open-source projects.
Aaron Turner is a multi-decade veteran of the InfoSec community with significant experience in the fields of identity and access management, mobile device security, embedded system vulnerabilities, IoT security and international cybersecurity risk management. Starting as an independent penetration tester in the early 1990's, he went on to work at Microsoft in the days before the company had formal security teams. During the massive worm attacks of the early 2000's, Aaron helped found many of the Microsoft Security teams, start security programs and eventually was responsible for all interactions between Microsoft and its customers' CISOs. In 2006, he was invited to participate in a new research project at the Idaho National Lab, funded by DHS, DOE and DOD, to investigate how the system vulnerabilities in commodity software and hardware impact critical infrastructure such as the national power grid, cellular communications networks and other utilities. While at INL, Aaron co-invented a contactless payment technology which he later spun-out of the INL in 2008 as a venture-backed company called RFinity, with that technology eventually licensed on to others. In 2010, Aaron founded IntegriCell to focus on cellular network vulnerability research and established a management consulting practice that delivered unique vulnerability intelligence to customers. Aaron founded Terreo in 2014 as an Internet of Things security product development company, and patented a series of inventions which captured radio frequency transmissions from IoT devices. In 2015, Verifone acquired Terreo and made Aaron the VP of Security Products R&D with a focus of applying the Terreo technologies to helping manage the risks posed by credit card skimmers. In 2017, he left Verifone and refocused his efforts on his IntegriCell research, specifically around applying Machine Learning to the massive data sets created by mobile and IoT devices. Aaron has testified before congress to help set policy for US critical infrastructure protection. He holds a B.A. in Spanish Linguistics from B.Y.U. and attended the SMU School of Law. Outside of work Aaron enjoys culinary arts, travel with his wife and 3 daughters, and rebuilding vintage VW buses.
Kenneth R. van Wyk is an internationally recognized information security expert and author of three popular books, Enterprise Software Security, Secure Coding, and Incident Response. In addition to providing consulting and training services through his company, KRvW Associates, LLC, he currently holds the following positions: Member of the Board of Directors for SecAppDev (http://www.secappdev.org), and monthly columnist for Computerworld (http://www.Computerworld.com). Ken is also the project leader of the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) iGoat project and is a Lehigh University distinguished engineering alumnus. Ken has 25 years experience as an IT Security practitioner in the commercial, academic, and military sectors. He has held executive and senior technologist positions at Tekmark, Para-Protect, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), the U.S. Department of Defense, Carnegie Mellon University, and Lehigh University. At Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, Ken was one of the founders of the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT®). He holds a mechanical engineering degree from Lehigh University and is a frequent speaker at technical conferences, and has presented tutorials and technical sessions CSI, ISF, USENIX, FIRST, AusCERT, and others. Ken is a dual citizen of the EU (England) and the USA, and holds a current U.S. Department of Defense TOP SECRET clearance.
Justin Wilder is a Vice President with In-Q-Tel, a non-profit strategic investor serving the Intelligence Community, where he oversees a portfolio of innovative cybersecurity companies solving complex challenges at the intersection of National Security and Commercial Industry. Justin has led the research and technical diligence exploring a number of domains leading to developmental investments shaping numerous Digital Forensics, Behavioral Analytics, Endpoint Protection, Orchestration and Automation, and Software Assurance early stage startups. His cybersecurity experience spans twenty years in service of Academic, Fortune 50, DoD, Federal, and Intelligence clients as a developer, engineer, advisor, and entrepreneur. Justin received his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park and his Master's degree in Computer Science from George Washington University.
Philip is a cybersecurity and assurance expert. He has a deep background in IT Security dating back to high school and was able to translate that in to a career in IT risk and security after attaining his degree in computer science. Philip is an Information Security Engineer at Wells Fargo and prior to that role he was Director of Core System Security Visa. Philip worked at Ernst & Young and Grant Thornton as a Sr. IT Auditor conducting IT security process and system reviews for large financial institutions, specializing in Unix, Windows and Legacy systems. He continued this work when he moved over to Visa Inc's internal audit department bringing his deep technical background to the types of audits typically found within a large, global, tech company. During this time he was applauded for his ability to translate between the business and the technical for management reporting.
Steve Coplan has over 16 years of IT industry experience, with a strong focus on identity, data security and cloud services - bringing a set of perspectives on enterprise security developed through stints as a consultant, product marketer, industry analyst and corporate strategy executive. He is currently principal of Khova Consulting, providing strategic advisory services to help information security vendors, end users and investors navigate the information security landscape. As an industry analyst at 451 Research in various roles since 2001, Steve was pivotal in establishing the firm as a leading source of analysis and insight on shifts in the information security market, focusing on the ripple effects on identity management and data security from IT shifts. Steve's industry analyst years were interspersed with product marketing and strategy turns at Whale Communications (acquired by Microsoft in 2006) and cloud security gateway vendor Vaultive, before moving into a more consultative role with a hands on focus. Before starting Khova, Steve worked on business and portfolio strategy team for the CA Technologies' security business unit, focusing on M&A and new product initiatives.
Jake Williams, the founder of Rendition Infosec, has almost two decades of experience in secure network design, penetration testing, incident response, forensics and malware reverse engineering. Prior to founding Rendition Infosec, Williams worked with various government agencies in information security and CNO roles. He also works with SANS where he teaches and authors courses in Malware Reverse Engineering, Memory Forensics, Cyber Threat Intelligence, and Advanced Exploit Development. He is the two-time victor of the annual DC3 Forensics Challenge. He has spoken at Blackhat, DEFCON, Shmoocon, CEIC, RSA, EnFuse, and DC3 Conference (among others). His research areas include automating incident response throughout the enterprise, threat modeling and analysis, binary analysis, and malware C2. The primary focus of his work is increasing enterprise security by presenting complex topics in a way that anyone can understand.
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Kinds of Vegetables
In strict scientific circles, vegetables, like any other plant, are grouped according to their botanical characteristics and are identified by their Latin binomial names (that is, genus and species) and horticultural variety, if applicable (for example, the mustard green Brassica juncea variety crispifolia). The variety may also include strains, such as a pest-resistant strain.
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Update: The AGM is on the 29th March at 4pm. The nomination form can be downloaded from the previous post.
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Boxing Day Cycle
This year, we're organising a Boxing Day cycle. So if you fancy getting out on the bike and working off the Christmas turkey then check the details below.
Leave the boat club at 11:00. Will decide the routes on the day but aim to have options for varying levels of ability/enthusiasm. Aim for everyone's return to the club by approximately 14:00.
Bar is open all day so plenty of time to leave the bikes home/get changed etc before heading to the boat club to a roaring fire, drinks and a hot bowl of something hot at approximately 16:00.
Please note the cycle is not being run by CSBC and you are therefore responsible for your own safety.
Everyone welcome, but please let me know if you are keen so I can plan for numbers.
Sailors Supper this Saturday
A reminder that its the End of Season Sailors Supper this Saturday at 8pm.
Its 'bring a dish' and eat with friends – so if you are coming could you let me know and I will do salads, baked potatoes and garlic breads for all
See you Sat
ps – tickets for the New Years Eve Dinner are going quickly and we will be limiting numbers – so please book with me within the next week…
Sailing Meeting Sunday 29th December at 1600hrs
All sailors, parents and other interested parties are invited to attend and discuss.
Review of the 2013 Sailing Season
(with a view to begin planning for 2014)
Sunday 29th December 2013 @ 1600 hrs.
All aspects of sailing events are up for a visit:
- Cruiser races and other cruiser events.
- Dinghy racing.
- Junior training and racing
- Obstacles to participation / incentives to sail
- Day & times of events
- Courses
- Handicaps
- Race Management
- Race training
- Marks / rescue boats / ferry boats
- Open events – at CSBC & away from CSBC
- Notification of races and posting of results.
- Anything else we might talk about.
If you are unable to attend and would like to contribute please email me something – I would like as much feedback on this as possible.
The plan, hopefully, is to provide a basis for satisfactory sailing experience in 2014 for all.


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|The little mermaid herself, Jodi Benson
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Believe it or not, but this year marks the 25th anniversary of the Disney animated hit, The Little Mermaid. On October 1st, Disney will release a special "Diamond Edition" DVD and Blu-Ray sets. Because of this special occasion, I was given the chance to interview the voice of that mermaid, Jodi Benson, who will always be connected to Ariel.
Benson grew up in a small town but always had dreams of making it on Broadway, much like Ariel wanting to leave water for land. "[I grew up] having a dream and a desire to pursue Broadway and singing, dancing and acting, [but] not really having any of those outlets around me. I'm not exactly sure where those desires came from, but it was definitely something I was reaching way up outside of the box for. I could definitely relate to Ariel in that way."
By the time Benson went to college, she "grew out" of those ideas and began pursuing a degree in pre-law, but in the end, her heart won out and she moved to New York. She began to do ensemble roles with some success, but her fate changed the day she met Howard Ashman. He was working on Broadway musical called, Smile and cast Jodi for the lead. Unfortunately, that show didn't do so well (only 48 performances before it closed), but his next project went a little better. He was teamed up with Alan Menken to write the music for The Little Mermaid and Ashman extended auditions to the Smile cast. Benson won the role of Ariel and the rest is history. Read more>


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The Trip That Wrote 'The White Album'
In 1968, the Beatles went to India looking for enlightenment. They found a new sound.
When the Beatles traveled to India in February 1968, they were emotionally drained and at a creative crossroads. The previous summer, their longtime friend and manager Brian Epstein had died. Their psychedelia-infused "Magical Mystery Tour" album, meanwhile, had left many listeners scratching their heads. (That didn't stop it from topping the charts in the U.S. the previous fall.) But at the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram in northern India, the four musicians and their friends meditated, chanted — and grew inspired. They wrote scores of songs, 18 of which ended up on their eponymous 1968 masterpiece, a.k.a, "The White Album." Here, we take a closer look at some songs from that landmark double-record that were directly inspired by the sights and sounds the Beatles encountered in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Keystone Features/Getty Images"Back in the USSR"
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"Dear Prudence"
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Cummings Archives/Redferns"While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
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Toddler found alive and safe in stolen vehicle
UPDATE by Jessica Grewal at 1.00pm: An abducted toddler is back in the arms of her family after the stolen car she was trapped in was dumped at Coffs Harbour on Monday morning.
The two-and a half-year old's father phoned 000 when his black Honda Odyssey station wagon was snatched from a shopping centre car-park with the girl still in the back seat about 10.45am.
For a frantic 90 minutes police searched local streets and patrolled the Pacific Hwy while the father and his six-year-old daughter, who was also in the car but managed to escape, were comforted by family.
The car was discovered dumped on Ocean Pde by the owner of a Park Beach motel about 12.20pm.
Police rushed to the scene and found the girl shaken but safe.
Friends who had been helping with the search hugged the girl until family arrived from the police station.
On Monday night the hunt was still on for the driver who was described as a young male of aboriginal/Torres Strait appearance.
12.15PM: The car has been recovered at Park Beach at 12.10pm.
Police say the young girl was found in the car a little upset but safe and well.
An ambulance has been tasked to the location and the parents have been informed.
11.40AM: Police have asked urgent public assistance to help locate a two-year-old girl.
A 2012 black Honda Odyssey station wagon with a NSW registration of MEG080 was taken from next to Coffs Central Shopping Centre in Castle Street at 10.45.
Police are asking the public to be on alert and report any sightings of this vehicle.
Ring Triple Zero (000) to provide any information about this abduction.
UPDATE 11.15am: It's understood but yet to be confirmed an older child was able to get out of the vehicle.
The car was last seen in Vernon St where it turned right and drove past the Coffs Harbour War Memorial Swimming Pool.
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Salem, Massachusetts should be on the travel bucket list of anyone who loves autumn, Halloween, history, or witches. The whole town has really embraced their place in history as "the place where the witch trials happened". There are tons of little shops and spots all around town that are all witch-themed (including filming locations from the ultimate Halloween witch flick, Hocus Pocus).
One of the witchiest spots you can check out in Salem? Witch House, of course.
Witch House, which was once the home of witch trial judge Jonathan Corwin, is the only original building or structure that remains in Salem with ties to the witch trials.
The house is now a museum, which you can explore the inside of for about $8 for adults and about $4 for kids 6-14 (details on purchasing tickets can be found here).
Being on a budget and in a hurry, we decided to skip over touring the house and instead used it as the backdrop for some really epic photos.
With it's dark grey/black exterior, Witch House makes the perfect spot to snap pictures that looks really Salem-y.
Tips for Visiting Witch House in Salem
Where is it?
Witch House is located at 310 1/2 Essox Street, Salem Massachusetts, right in the heart of downtown Salem (and right next door to Ropes Mansion, which was used as the exterior for Allison's house in the movie Hocus Pocus).
When should I visit?
EARLY!! One big thing to keep in mind about Salem is that it's a town that attracts lots and lots of tourists. If you want to get amazing pictures in front of Witch House in a stress-free way, get there in the morning.
We stopped by at around 7:00 a.m. and had the entire place to ourselves. This allowed us to get lots of great shots with zero stress.
What should I know?
Because this house is a museum and not someone's private home, you can go right up to the door and stand on the stoop for your pictures! I highly recommend setting up your camera back towards the sidewalk so you can get as much of that gorgeous house in the picture as possible.
This is also a great spot to take amazing travel photos of kids, even if they are young or super active like ours. With the large yard in front of the house, kids have plenty of room to safely roam around a little while you snap some great shots.
That's it! If you're passing through Salem in a hurry, Witch House makes the perfect spot to snap a few pictures that really capture the essence of Witch Town. Happy travels!
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OK so it is possible that Bill knows my weak spot(s)! We had an agreement with him to take DaVinci, a rather handsome young ram, but he then offered me a deal on a couple of other girls, and I just couldn't refuse! Now don't worry I don't need to be banned from talking to Bill – he doesn't have anything else for sale!
Isn't he gorgeous! Arriving with him today were WillowGarden Adella, Fibre Works Highwood, HarmonyMarsh Arya & WillowGarden Kitchener.
Adella, Highwood and Arya have been bred to V Creek Leo a very handsome gulmoget boy. Kitchener was part of the 'package deal' but really we have plenty of katmogets so I would be willing to part with her. Especially as I just realized that today we reached 45 Shetlands, if you include the Soay's & MVB sheep that's 53 of the woolly fiends running around our farm! Perhaps it is time I put more effort into selling!


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