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Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services should spot prevention failures and respond quickly. Good MDR services spot Red Teams and Pen Testers who are tasked with defeating preventative controls. A great MDR service knows when real, malicious threat actors are hiding their footprints amongst Red Team activity. In this war story, we discuss how Managed Defense, FireEye's MDR service, deals with such situations.
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M-Trends 2020: Insights into Today's Cyber Attacks
Mar 12 2020
3:00 pm
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Nick Bennett, Managing Director, FireEye Mandiant; Jon Ford, Director, FireEye Mandiant; Steven Stone, Director, FireEye
Protect your organization against today's most dangerous attackers.
Explore the latest developments behind today's attacker techniques, behaviors, and motivations sourced from the M-Trends 2020 Report - our annual publication based on FireEye Mandiant's frontline investigations of the most interesting and impactful cyber attacks in 2019.
Join us for this webinar on Thursday, March 12th at 8 a.m. PT/11 a.m. ET, as FireEye Mandiant experts discuss highlights and case studies from this year's edition, including:
• Global perspectives on trending attacks and how to combat them
• Details on the most active attack groups in 2019
• Malware family trends
• The rise of malicious insiders
• Insights from cloud investigations, along with common weaknesses and best practices
• Case studies with practical security lessons
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FireEye's Perspective on Iranian Attacks and Practical Mitigations
Jan 13 2020
50 mins
Benjamin Read, Senior Manager, Cyber Espionage Analysis, FireEye
FireEye's Perspective on Iranian Attacks and Practical Mitigations
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The recent tension between Iran and the U.S. has increased the likelihood of Iranian action against U.S. and Gulf entities. While the exact nature, timing, and targets of any response from Iran is uncertain, FireEye Threat Intelligence analysts assess with moderate confidence that it will include a cyber component.
Watch this complimentary on-demand webinar, as Ben Read, Sr. Manager, Cyber Espionage Analysis provides:
•An overview of FireEye's perspective on the current threat landscape from Iran
•Tactics recently employed by Iranian groups like APT33, APT34 and others
•Recommended mitigations to protect your organization from these groups
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The Road Ahead: Cyber Security in 2020 and Beyond
Nov 21 2019
55 mins
Sarah Geary, Manager of Intelligence for Executives, FireEye
As 2019 comes to a close, we walk away armed with even more knowledge about the threat actors and trends we can expect to continue in 2020 and beyond. Attackers innovate and grow more sophisticated, but there is a lot we can still do to prepare for upcoming compromise attempts and get ahead of the threats.
On Thursday, November 21st at 8a PT/11a ET, join Sarah Geary, Manager of Intelligence for Executives at FireEye, as she shares her thoughts about cyber security in 2020. During the webinar, Sarah will touch on various topics discussed in our report, The Road Ahead: Cyber Security in 2020 and Beyond, including:
• Geopolitics driving threat actors
• Cyber influence operation developments
• New criminal tactics in the underground
• Trends in ransomware and supply chain attacks
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FireEye Chat - Front and Center on SOC optimization
Sep 26 2019
24 mins
Vasu Jakkal, EVP & CMO, FireEye; Seth Summersett, Chief Scientist, FireEye & Chris Schreiber, Product Strategist
FireEye Chat, our quarterly talk show, brings guest experts front and center to cover today's most important cyber security topics.
In this episode, our FireEye panel discusses the complexity of security operations and its impact on organizational risk. A typical U.S. company uses an average of 85 security tools that generate over 10,000 alerts each day. With a little luck, organizations might discover a breach only after the attacker has been in their systems for an average of 78 days. The potential damage and risk as a result of operational inefficiencies is jaw-dropping.
Join our host, Vasu Jakkal, Chief Marketing Officer, as she talks with Seth Summersett, Chief Scientist and Chris Schreiber, Product Strategist about why you need to work smarter, not harder. They will highlight:
• How technology only solutions often cause security issues
• What simple mindset shift is required to improve operational efficiency
• The FireEye approach to help focus on high impact tasks and gain access to industry expertise
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More Cloud, More Problems?
Sep 23 2019
53 mins
Martin Holste, Cloud CTO, FireEye
The cloud is more pervasive in our organizations and our lives. But security operations centers (SOCs) can keep up, even when their organization adopts multiple public cloud and SaaS solutions.
Join this webinar to ensure that your organization's cloud strategy is less of a problem than you might think. Expert Martin Holste, Cloud CTO at FireEye, shares:
• Trade-offs and nuances between cloud providers
• Considerations that can affect your strategic direction
• Seasoned guidance on how to optimize your cloud migration
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Cyber Threats Impacting Healthcare Today
Sep 17 2019
58 mins
Luke McNamara, Principal Intelligence Analyst, FireEye & Lauren T. Winchester, Breach Response Services Manager, Beazley
For some time, the healthcare sector has faced a wide range of threat actors and adversary motivations. Today, data held by healthcare organizations—patient records, medical research, and more—remains at risk from cyber criminals and espionage groups. More disruptive cyber attacks can even hamper operations within healthcare providers.
Join us on September 17 at 9 a.m. PT/12 p.m. ET, as FireEye and Beazley present a webinar that discusses the latest breach and threat landscape trends for this sector.
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Securing Office 365 from Attackers
Sep 16 2019
57 mins
Martin Holste, CTO, FireEye
Did you know that attackers are using Office's eDiscovery features to search for sensitive data? FireEye has rules that look specifically for eDiscovery use and exports from eDiscovery, which are generally rare in an uncompromised organization.
Listen to Martin Holste, FireEye's CTOas he discusses the security for Office365:
• Visibility into Azure event sources:
o Azure audit
o Azure AD
o MS Exchange
o Office365
• Leverage visibility into cloud events to identify credential theft using anomaly detection
• Using rules to spot risky configuration and suspicious events
• OneDrive advanced file security
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Gear up with new capabilities
Sep 4 2019
50 mins
Shantanu Mahajan, Regional Security Architect – India & SAARC, FireEye
With an ever-changing threat landscape and an increase in the sophistication of the attack techniques used by attackers and to add to that, humongous amounts of alerts generated by the myriad security tools, makes it easy for attackers to hide in the noisy alerts. A proverbial cherry on top – lack of skilled resources to investigate the alerts and resolve them confidently and reduce business risk. Quickly. Who will guide the teams? Who will give them the right context? The right picture? And how?
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Double Dragon: APT41, a Dual Espionage and Cyber Crime Operation
Aug 29 2019
56 mins
Jacqueline O'Leary,Principal Analyst; Raymond Leong, Principal Threat Analyst; Dan Perez, Principal Threat Analyst
Defending the frontlines of cybersecurity is a never-ending battle, with new advanced persistent threat (APT) groups lurking to steal data, compromise infrastructure, and interfere with victim business operations. FireEye's newly named threat group, APT41 is no exception. Their aggressive and consistent mode of operation, and highly sophisticated tactics, distinguishes them from other adversaries making them a double threat to contend with.
APT41 uniquely balances espionage activity concurrently with financially motivated activity driven by personal gain. Since 2012 FireEye has observed APT41 conduct in a wide range of operations including data theft, innovative supply-chain attacks, and the use of unique tools and targeting techniques.
Join this webinar to hear FireEye Threat Intelligence experts, Jacqueline O'Leary, Raymond Leong and Dan Perez, provide:
•Insights into attribution and shared tactics between espionage and financially motivated operations
•Supply chain compromises attributed to APT41 activity
•Unique malware capabilities and techniques
•Details on connections to identified personas
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Moving Beyond SIEM
Aug 22 2019
40 mins
Shashwath Hegde, Solutions Architect, APAC
The overall objective of the SOC is stop or reduce the impact of cyber-attacks and this objective is lost in the midst of a cloud of confusing claims and statements about a SIEM. Although, a SIEM is central to SOC operations, a mechanical approach in its adoption has failed to provide any real value.
Join Shashwath Hegde, Solution Architect, for this webinar, as he discusses a shift in mindset in thinking beyond a SIEM and adopting a platform approach and cite practical examples from the field that helps stop the bad guys.
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Securing Office 365 from Attackers
Aug 13 2019
58 mins
Martin Holste, CTO, FireEye
Did you know that attackers are using Office's eDiscovery features to search for sensitive data? FireEye has rules that look specifically for eDiscovery use and exports from eDiscovery, which are generally rare in an uncompromised organization.
Listen to Martin Holste, FireEye's CTOas he discusses the security for Office365:
• Visibility into Azure event sources:
o Azure audit
o Azure AD
o MS Exchange
o Office365
• Leverage visibility into cloud events to identify credential theft using anomaly detection
• Using rules to spot risky configuration and suspicious events
• OneDrive advanced file security
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電子郵件安全防禦 How To Train Your Email Security Dragon
Jul 25 2019
52 mins
Nicholas Hsiao 蕭松瀛, FireEye 北亞技術顧問
- 針對電子郵件安全的網路環境的狀態
- 多向量攻擊如何隨著嶄新策略,技術,程序而進化,以及隨著變化需要注意的內容
- 為什麼FireEye能更有效地捕捉不斷演變的攻擊以及對您的益處
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FireEye Chat: Cyber Security Skills Shortage
Jul 23 2019
30 mins
Vasu Jakkal, EVP & CMO, Colin Carmichael, SVP & CIO and Jason Martin, EVP
Front and Center with Colin Carmichael and Jason Martin on the Cyber Security Skills Shortage
FireEye Chat, our quarterly talk show, brings guest experts front and center to cover today's most important cyber security topics.
In this episode, we address the growing cyber security skills gap, which is expected to reach 3.5 million by 2021.
The rise of technology, combined with more complex cyber security products and cyber threats, have gradually increased the demand for experienced, trained experts to fill a growing number of critical security roles in industry and government worldwide.
Join us as our FireEye Chat panel discusses:
• An overview of the cyber skills gap
• Current proposed solutions
• A breakdown of how FireEye thinks about the challenge, as both a technology company and a security provider
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How FireEye Protects FireEye
Jun 20 2019
60 mins
Matt Shelton, Director, Technology Risk & Threat Intelligence, FireEye
FireEye relentlessly protects its customers. But who protects FireEye? Join us for an overview of how FireEye uses its own products and services to protect itself from the same threats faced by customers.
In this webinar, Matt Shelton, FireEye Director of Technology Risk and Threat Intelligence, will reveal how FireEye:
•Uses threat intelligence to proactively protect the organization
•Detects threats using FireEye Network Security products
•Responds to incidents with FireEye Endpoint Security
•Leverages Helix as its security operations platform
•Hunts for known and unknown threats within its environment.
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Top 5 Cloud Security Myths Debunked
Jun 20 2019
55 mins
Martin Holste, Cloud CTO, FireEye
Through 2022, at least 95% of cloud security failures are predicted to be the customer's fault (Gartner). But change how you think about cloud security, and you can be a success story.
Join our webinar, which helps debunk several common myths that jeopardize your fast, secure, migration to the cloud:
• The cloud is unsafe
• My organization doesn't use the cloud
• My cloud provider will keep me secure
• The cloud is just someone else's computer
• Advanced adversaries aren't attacking the cloud
You'll also learn how to identify a trusted advisor for cloud migration so you can confidently take advantage of cloud advancements.
Presented by: Martin Holste, Cloud CTO at FireEye
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Help, my users have been hacked! What happened and how do I respond?
Jun 20 2019
38 mins
Vinoo Thomas, Product Line Manager, FireEye
A Breach Investigation Scenario Leveraging FireEye Endpoint Security
FireEye spends thousands of hours annually investigating the world's most impactful security breaches - you don't have to stand alone when this happens to you. In this webinar, we will use a real-life scenario to dive deeper into how breaches are discovered and importantly, what security lessons can be learned.
Join FireEye's Vinoo Thomas as we take a closer look at the discovery of credential harvesting and multiple compromised clients from a single compromised endpoint. Learn how investigation can be used to find and contain the impact of a breach in nearly any environment.
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A Review of Cyber Resilience -- Past, Present, and Future
Jun 20 2019
45 mins
Rob van der Ende, VP APJ, FireEye Mandiant & Naureen Rasul, Head of Cyber Practice Asia, Marsh Pacific
Rapidly evolving threats and infiltration techniques have rendered traditional cyber defense strategies insufficient and ineffective. The emerging threat vectors and speed of change amplified by the digital transformation cannot be addressed by traditional means. Globally, laws are also changing to keep pace as cybercrime evolves, knowing no boundaries. Therefore, organizations must be nimble and agile to keep pace with policy changes, especially when expanding across different jurisdictions
Join us as we discuss three strategic imperatives to strengthen cyber resilience:
• Understand (know your threats) – Identify organization- and industry-specific cyber threats and regulations calls for robust strategies that include cross-disciplinary considerations.
• Measure (know yourself) – Quantify the potential financial impact of cyber exposures to compare against the level of risk appetite acceptable to the board. This will determine the amount of investment necessary to mitigate and transfer any residual risk.
• Manage (know what you can do) – Proactively manage cyber risks by having clear action plans based on your capabilities and capacities to protect against cyber criminals.
While cyber-attacks are inevitable, proper preparation is the essential element that sets resilient organizations apart from the rest in managing risk, minimizing damage, and recovering quickly from any incidents.
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The Cyber Skills Gap: A Practitioner's Perspective
Jun 19 2019
52 mins
Stanley Parret, Principal Consultant, FireEye Managed Defense
The shortage of cybersecurity workers is a growing concern for the teams who are directly responsible for protecting the organization against cyber threats. It's estimated that by 2021, 3.5 million cyber security positions will go unfilled.
Join Stanley Parret, Principal Consultant for FireEye Managed Defense, for a look at the unforeseen challenges and consequences of the growing cyber skills gap, especially around protecting against advanced threats. In this webinar, we'll discuss:
-The impact of staffing shortages on security practitioners
-How they're being required to protect more with less
-The options available to security teams who need to extend their capacity
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Simplifying Security Operations with ONE Platform
Jun 19 2019
53 mins
Ben Forster, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, FireEye
Managing security operations is a challenge, and the technologies most organizations are using don't provide the visibility, detection efficacy, or context they need. As their risk profile expands, organizations rely on hiring more analysts and purchasing more tools, often depending on manual processes to find and mitigate threats. The high volume of alert noise strains security teams' resources and increases the probability they will miss an alert that matters. Organizations need a single solution that centralizes their security management, provides visibility, and allows them to quickly respond to threats with automation.
In this webinar:
- Understand the benefits of technology consolidation
- Learn about what a single platform can do for your people and processes
- Discover the untapped potential of your security investments
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How To Train Your Email Security Dragon
Jun 19 2019
38 mins
Gareth Fraser-King, Director, Product Marketing EMEA
The numbers make stark reading. 281 billion emails sent daily to over 2 billion business users. 91% of all cyber-attacks start with an email and it only takes 1 with malicious intent to impact your organisation. With evolving methods used by the adversary, it's becoming increasingly difficult not to get burned.
Join Gareth Fraser-King, Director, Product Marketing EMEA, to learn:
- The state of the cyber landscape, specific to email security.
- How the attack vector is changing with new tactics, techniques, procedures and what you need to look out for.
- Why is FireEye better at catching evolving attacks and how this can benefit you.
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The last edition of this year's Night Market Philadelphia series takes place around the Chinatown Arch at 10th and Arch Streets bringing more than 60 food vendors, trucks and restaurants with cuisines ranging from French to Venezuelan to Caribbean to Indian to Italian to Chinese (of course) to the neighborhood.
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The event draws masses looking to try tasty food and spend a night out. With the weather forecast looking nearly perfect, even more people than normal could head to the event that in the past has been held along South Street in Northern Liberties and in Mount Airy.
The food fest that also features local bands, DJs, artists and even Chinese dragons is expected to run from 7 to 11.
Philadelphia Police warned that delays should be expected Thursday as 10th Street is closed from 4:30 to 11 p.m. between Arch and Vine Streets and Race Street will be closed from 6 to 11 p.m. between 9th and 11th Streets.
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State Treasurer Kate Marshall and fund manager Hamilton Lane announced the $2 million investment Monday to Miller Heiman Inc., a sales performance company based in Reno.
The Silver State Opportunities Fund was created by SB75, approved by the 2011 Legislature. The bill allows up to $50 million from the state's Permanent School Fund to be invested in private equity in Nevada. The goal is to help spur economic and job growth by assisting businesses in Nevada to expand or to help others relocate to the Silver State.
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What's In A Name? (An Ongoing Series): Radziewicz
Radziewicz is another one of those names for which spelling variations are endless. Doing a Soundex or "sounds like" search hasn't been helpful because any kind of a "sounds like" search returns too many results. Very frustrating. Victoria was related to my grandfather Adolf Szerejko somehow. My best guess is that she was either his aunt--the sister of Adolf's father Leonard Szerejko--or a cousin. Two cousins, both fellow genealogists, and I are currently trying to figure out how Victoria and Adolf were related to then trace our family origins back in Poland.
I have Victoria's marriage record from the Schuylkill County Courthouse. According to the certificate, Wiktorja Szarejko married Stanislaw Radziewicz on October 15, 1891 in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania. Apparently Radziewicz is a fairly common name, and their were lots of Radziewicz's living in Shenandoah around 1900. Until now I haven't been able to find Victoria in the 1900 census. I did find her in the 1910 census. In 1910 Victore (Victoria) Radziwicz was living in Dudley, MA with her children--Helen age 16, Alex (Alexander) age 14, Stella age 12, Vera age 9, and Charles age 6. Also listed are Victoria's daughter Mary (Maryanna), age 18 and her son-in-law Dominic Pasky (correct spelling Piascik or Piasczyk) age 21. All of Victoria's children were listed as born in Pennsylvania. What happened to Stanislaw? The notation on the census is unclear, but may indicate Victoria is a widow at this point.
If Victoria was married in Pennsylvania and her last son Charles was born in Pennsylvania in 1906, it makes sense to me that they were probably still living in PA for the 1900 census. I searched Heritage Quest, Ancestry, and the Family Search pilot. I tried Radziwicz, Radsavage, Radzewicus, Ruscavage--all variations on the Radziewicz theme. The spelling for Radziewicz was probably so mangled by the census taker I'd never find it by the last name. I decided to try searching by first names. I tried Stanislaw, Stanislav, and Stanislow. I tried Stiney, Staney, and Stanny. How about Victoria, Wiktoria, or Wiktorja? Or Victore or Vickie or Stan? On the verge of a Dr. Seuss moment I gave up. I was exhausted. I needed a cup of tea.
Then on Tuesday night it happened. I found them! Bingo, just like that! Well almost just like that. I had a brilliant thought. I decided to try searching for Victoria's kid's names. First I tried Stella on the Family Search pilot. No luck. Then I tried Alexander. No luck again. Then I tried Alex. Bingo! There they were, the Radzavoge family, and they were living in Shenandoah! Listed were Shiney (Stanislaw), Amelia (Victoria), Mary (Maryanna), Ellen (Helen), Alex (Alexander), and Astella (Stella). All the other particulars were correct so I knew I had the right family! I did learn one new piece of information. The immigration date for both Victoria and Stanislaw was listed as 1883. Up until now, my cousins and I believed they immigrated in 1891.
From what I've read about Shenandoah, at the turn of the century there were more people people in Shenandoah per square mile than New York's Chinatown. My guess is that some poor overworked census taker, with little or no knowledge of Polish and Polish names, went from house to house. Whatever a name sounded like, by the resident answering the door and with a heavy Polish accent, is what was written down. It was the census taker's best guess so to speak.
Anyway, I'm thrilled to have finally found Victoria and Stanislaw, or Amelia and Shiney as I now like to think of them. I'm currently trying to find Victoria in the 1920 census, so far she has remained elusive. I'll keep trying though. Victoria, Wiktoria, Wiktorja...
Surname variation in my records include: Radziewicz, Radziwicz, Radsavage, Radzavoge, Radzewicus, Ruscavage.
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- Dr. Bill (William L.) Smith said...
Welcome to the Geneabloggers family. Hope you find the association fruitful; I sure do. I have found it most stimulating, especially some of the Daily Themes.
May you keep sharing your ancestor stories!
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and "13 Ways to Tell Your Ancestor Stories"
- May 23, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Hi Dr. Bill. Thanks for your comment. I am enjoying the daily themes and am already planning/thinking out more stories. I wish I had more time for writing, but I'm doing the best I can...
- May 28, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Lisa / Smallest Leaf said...
Hi Cindy -
I'm a fellow Schuylkill County researcher. It's a place with a fascinating history. Keep up the good work on your blog!
Small-leaved Shamrock
- May 1, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Cynthia Shenette said...
Lisa - Thanks for your comment! I started following you too, because I realized you were also researching Schuylkill County! You're right, it is an interesting place. Thank you for your kind words about my blog, and I'm happy you "found" me.
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The Republican Party's macho bluster and apparently endless appetite for war makes it seem counter-intuitive to think of them as cowards. And yet, seven years into the Bush regime, it is clear that the GOP has become dependent on fear to keep itself in power — and to support this addiction the party leadership has converted its rank and file members into America's first generation of bona fide yellow-bellied chickens.
After the GOP took over the government in 2000 and ran all three branches for six years, the truth about the conservative movement was finally revealed. After years of unctuous claims that they were for family values and lower spending and against corruption, Republicans demonstrated that the exact opposite is true. They were caught engaging in a wide range of sleazy activities, both personal and financial, and Bush and the GOP Congress ran the Treasury into the ground, racking up more debt than all the presidents since Washington, combined. Now, with that record fresh in voters' minds, all they have left to run on is the politics of fear.
Nearly every day, a subtle or not-so-subtle message of fear — about terrorists, Moslems, Iran, whatever works — is transmitted from the bully pulpit of the White House press room podium out to the public via the seemingly unwitting mainstream media, Fox News and rightwing talk radio. The government's fear propaganda is mostly just noise in the background to normal people, but rank and file conservatives gobble it up like ravenous dogs.
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The Republican culture of fear was born out of the 9/11 attacks — which we are told "changed everything" because they were an "attack on America." But when the World Trade Center was bombed in February 1993 by rightwing Islamic terrorists very like the ones who would take the towers down eight years years later, no one suggested that our response to this "attack on America" should be invading and occupying Iraq.
The Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta July 1996 was an "attack on America" — albeit by an American rightwing Christian fundamentalist terrorist. But no one suggested that we should eavesdrop on Americans and torture prisoners as a result.
The Oklahoma City bombing in April 1995, this time by another group of homegrown rightwing terrorists, was certainly an "attack on America" — in particular on a federal building and specifically targeting agents of the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. No one suggested shredding the Constitution as a result.
For most of the century after the Civil War, the Ku Klux Klan, a rightwing, white Anglo-Saxon Protestant terrorist group, attacked and killed Americans with guns, bombs and nooses. But during the first nine decades or so of this unrelenting reign of terror, hardly anyone seemed to mind very much, except of course for those who were the targets of the hatred and violence.
Around the globe, millions of people endure terror attacks without cowering under their beds. The Israelis have lived with terrorism since at least the 1970s — as have the Syrians, Lebanese, Saudis and others in the Middle East. The British stood stalwart against attacks by Irish separatists for generations. In just the past decade, terrorists have attacked in Colombia, Russia, China, Egypt, Mexico, Cuba, Kashmir, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Pakistan, Latvia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Chechnya, Spain, Finland and on and on.
Only in the Bush era has it become acceptable for Americans to cower in fear at the same threat that others in the world face with courage or at least equanimity. Among democracies, only does the United States government deliberately encourage and inflame cowardice among its citizens.
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Up until about 20 years ago, Americans bravely shouldered on every day in the shadow of a much greater national threat than Islamic terrorists will ever pose. Here's how Gen. Wesley Clark described it on Bill Maher's HBO show last Friday:
This nation lived for 40 years under the threat of a nuclear attack from the Soviet Union. Six thousand nuclear warheads [aimed at] every American city — would have destroyed … life in America.
Osama bin Ladin and these people — they're crazy and they're nuts. Maybe they want to kill Americans but they are not an existential threat to America. And they are no reason for Americans to give up their freedom and their liberty.
Other than fear so intense it has shut down rational thought — which can be described as cowardice — what could explain the Republicans' willingness to be duped by Bush's lies in the run-up to war: that Saddam, the secularist who was on Al Qaeda's kill list, was part of the 9/11 conspiracy; that he had nuclear capabilities; that he might load drones onto ships and launch them at the U.S. off the Atlantic coast?
Other than having their brains dulled by terror, what could cause so many Americans to take at face value Bush's facile construct that "we have to fight them there so we don't have to fight them here?" It should be abundantly obvious that nothing about our being in Iraq prevents terrorists from coming here. They have maps. They can get plane tickets. They can cross the border on foot. And they can do this while American occupation forces are strapped down in Iraq, dodging bullets in a sectarian civil war between opposing followers of Muslim leaders who died 14 centuries ago.
The whole thing would be laughable if the price in American blood and treasure was not so steep.
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Those of us who live in areas that are vulnerable to natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, blizzards and floods find ways to cope with fear. Our mantra, in so many words, is "be prepared and hope for the best."
Most of us don't consider this rationalization of risk to be "bravery" — and, to be sure, our day-to-day moxie is nothing compared with the courage required of troops facing IEDs and insurgents' bombs in Iraq or cops dodging bullets in American streets.
But, really, our sort of courage is no harder to come by than the courage it took to get up every day and go about life knowing that on this day, like every day, the Russians could could launch the bombs that would blow us into oblivion.
This mildest form of bravery — the ability to put exposure to risk in perspective and go about life in peace and contentment — is what every American, even Republicans, must learn to muster if, gods forbid, terrorism continues to be a part of life in the States.
Unfortunately, because of the policies and actions of George W. Bush — enabled and supported by his fear-addled supporters — the likelihood that terrorism will remain a fact of life in America is greater now than it would have been if Bush had not been president on September 11, 2001.


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Asthma affects more than 23 million Americans. It is also one of the most common chronic diseases of childhood, affecting close to 10 percent of all children.
Asthma is a lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways that carry air into and out of your lungs. Unpredictable attacks of wheezing alternate with periods of relatively normal breathing.
In an asthma attack, muscles of the bronchial tree tighten and the linings of air passages become swollen. Reduced airflow produces wheezing.
Asthma in Children
Asthma can develop at any age but it most often starts in childhood.
Children who are more at risk of developing asthma frequently have a parent with asthma or signs of allergies (including eczema). Children with asthma also tend to wheeze even when they don't have a cold or other infection.
Children who will develop it usually do so before the age of five. Some seem to "outgrow" the illness, but underlying conditions can remain without symptoms.
The first signs of asthma may be a lingering cough and wheezing after a viral infection. Physicians advise that if this occurs, you should ask your child's doctor about the possibility of asthma.
The condition, which can be life-threatening, often goes underdiagnosed and undertreated. Asthma is one of the most frequent causes of hospitalization and missed school days.
According to Michael Cohen, MD, director of respiratory care services at John Muir Health, "The goal would be to stay out of the hospital and the ER by consistently taking prescribed medications."
Asthma Symptoms
- Wheezing
- Coughing
- Phlegm or mucus
- Shortness of breath, aggravated by exercise or other triggers
- Tight feeling in the chest
- Worsening symptoms at night
Asthma Triggers
Allergies to substances such as molds, animal dander, or house dust mites are often involved. Flare-ups can also occur spontaneously or be triggered by respiratory infections, exercise, cold air, smoke or other air pollutants, and food or drug allergies.
Even stress or anxiety can cause a sudden attack. And inherited genes can play a role. Smoking cigarettes doesn't cause asthma, but it makes it worse.
"Recent data reveals that the rates of emergency room visits for asthma have increased, with the greatest increase in children 10 to 17. Children under five accounted for the highest rates of emergency room visits," says pulmonologist Richard Kops, MD, director of respiratory care at John Muir Health.
Physicians diagnose asthma by taking a medical history, listening to the chest, and performing a lung function test (spirometry), which measures airflow and how fast you can blow air out of your lungs. Your doctor may give you asthma medicine and test you again to see if there is improvement.
If your lung function appears normal with spirometry, but your symptoms persist, your doctor may have you inhale a mild asthma trigger to determine whether or not you have the condition.
Asthma management
Since there is no cure for asthma, the goal of treatment is to control it. Treatment involves monitoring your asthma, developing a partnership with your doctor and other health care professionals to manage it, avoiding known allergens, and using medications to control symptoms.
Doctors prescribe two main types of medications. Inhaled anti-inflammatory ("long term control") medicines help prevent symptoms. Bronchodilators ("quick relief medications") help prevent asthma attacks.
A peak flow meter is an inexpensive device that may be used to monitor airway function at home by testing the speed of air leaving the airways. Doctors find that daily use of a peak flow meter may help to determine the need to adjust medications.
"It's important for patients, loved ones, and their families to become educated about asthma," Dr. Kops emphasizes. "All should thoroughly understand asthma and have an action plan for when to call a physician or seek emergency care."
"Individuals with asthma must learn to manage this condition themselves, as they may have it for life," says Dr. Kops.
He adds that a doctor or other health care professional should educate patients as to how these medications work, when to use them, and how to properly use inhalers, which deliver the medicine. He cautions, "If you have asthma, you should always have your medications with you."
Looking toward the future, many physicians are optimistic that current genetic research may lead to new classes of medications, and even the possibility of preventing asthma.


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San Diego is sweetening its bid to keep Comic-Con, offering organizers $500,000 in hotel tax revenue to keep the huge pop culture event in the city.
The Tourism Marketing District board agreed to budget $100,000 annually over a five-year period for Comic-Con, saying worldwide publicity from the event benefits the marketing of San Diego as a tourist destination.
The San Diego Convention Center recently submitted a three-year proposal offering extra hotel meeting space and discounted hotel rooms. A plan to expand the convention center is also in the works.
The offer covers 2011 and 2012, when San Diego's contract with Comic-Con International expires, plus 2013 through 2015. It is contingent on convention organizers agreeing to stay in San Diego the three additional years.
Anaheim and Los Angeles are bidding for Comic-Con and its 126,000 attendees. A decision on the convention's future home is expected within weeks.


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The World of Warcraft Battle Plan Vol. 2 discusses launch of Blackwing lair, launch in China and Singapore, preparations for BlizzCon, future raid content, PvP, talent improvements, the web site, planning for the character transfer service, and possible Hero class plans.
From 0. World of Warcraft Battleplan: V. 2 - 10/20/05 | 08/16/2006 06:44:49 PM PDT and 1. Re: World of Warcraft Battleplan: V. 2 - 10/2 | 08/16/2006 06:46:00 PM PDT by Eyonix (originally posted by Drake):
Since the last World of Warcraft Battle Plan, much has happened in the Warcraft universe. We've launched Blackwing Lair, the highest level dungeon in the game, we launched World of Warcraft in China and Singapore with great success, and work continues on adding even more content for our players.
BlizzCon is quickly approaching, and we're preparing the lineup of programs, dev chats, and the concert to be held at our inaugural event. Im very happy to announce that we'll have the first public showing of the expansion for World of Warcraft at BlizzCon. Attendees will be able to view the work that is going into the project and hear some of the eagerly awaited details. To those of you who wont be able to make it to the show, please keep an eye out for the game magazines that will be hitting newsstands right around BlizzCon, because some of them will feature in-depth articles on the expansion with plenty of information about how World of Warcraft will be evolving.
For this Battle Plan, we want to take the opportunity to look ahead to what our players can expect in the coming months leading up to BlizzCon and the expansion announcement.
Raid ContentEdit
Since day one, our take on World of Warcraft has been that it should be accessible to a wide audience, whether its players who crave epic battles; fast and furious action; or casual, social interaction. We already have a wide variety of activities that players can enjoy, and we want to continue building upon content already in the game.
One feature were excited about is the addition of mid-sized raid dungeons. While the epic 40-player encounter is challenging and rewarding, we feel that a mid-sized raid can serve as a dynamic and fun departure from 40-player raids as well as the standard 5-player parties. The tactics necessary for a successful mid-sized raid group will feel different from those for a larger raid group, but good organization will still be required, and each member of the group will be an important contributor to its success. This new raid style will also serve as a stepping stone up to 40-player raids for many players.
Two examples of this new smaller-scale style of raid encounter are the upcoming Zul'Gurub ([1]) and Ahn'Qiraj content additions. Many of you have already learned about Zul'Gurub from the recent preview we posted and from helping us test this new content on the Public Test Realms. AhnQiraj, which is subdivided into two different encounters, actually takes the small-raid concept a little further. The exterior area is a challenging 20-man raid dungeon, and the interior location presents the next top-tier 40-player raid experience after Blackwing Lair.
Beyond the doors of AhnQiraj, Silithus is being fleshed out as a major quest hub with episodic storylines that extend into its depths and past its borders. Players have frequently requested more small-party and solo content, and weve focused our efforts to meet those desires around Silithus. Everyone should definitely check out the new quest and storylines when the Silithus content is released in patch 1.8.
In addition to those new areas, well also be adding some outright terrifying world raid encounters. Along with Azuregos and Lord Kazzak, the names of four green dragons Ysondre, Lethon, Emeriss, and Taerar will come to be feared throughout Azeroth.
World EventsEdit
We're also working on more dynamic interactions in the game. To this end, we're focused on launching new world events and expanding on some of the ones already available. Currently on the schedule is a Halloween-inspired event for Azeroth. We haven't given the holiday a title yet, but players will definitely find a number of great things in store. On top of that, were adding more diversions to the Darkmoon Faire. Events run the gamut in frequency, from several times a day to once per year, with all levels in between. All in all, this adds up to a ton of dynamic content that players can experience.
On the PvP side, Arathi Basin ([2]) is coming out with our next major content patch, 1.7, bringing the total number of Battlegrounds to three. As players on the Public Test Realms are currently experiencing, Arathi Basin brings the capture and defend style of gameplay to World of Warcraft in fierce 15-vs.-15 player combat. The fight to control resources is a central theme in Warcraft, and Arathi Basin pits the Horde against the Alliance in the battle for raw materials to supply their war efforts.
Were also working to polish several aspects of the first two Battlegrounds. At the top of the list are some major changes to Alterac Valley. We hope players have been enjoying the experience our epic Battleground provides, with its wide variety of goals and tasks. That aspect is something we definitely want to keep in Alterac, but we also want to make it more accessible by lowering the launch requirement from 30 players per side to 20. We also plan to shorten the length of time required to complete a game of Alterac Valley. Some of the changes well be implementing to accomplish this goal are balancing out the terrain, slightly decreasing the landmass, and improving the queue to ensure balanced teams for each game.
Outside of the Battlegrounds, we want to focus on PvP gameplay in general. One common concern has been that lower level players have a difficult time advancing in the PvP Honor System, so we'll be changing some things in regard to the Honor requirements in order to help these players make more progress. Another popular player request has been for us to increase outdoor PvP battles. Prior to the Battlegrounds, the outdoor landscape was fraught with PvP. However, once the Battlegrounds were introduced and NPC dishonorable kills were implemented, outdoor PvP greatly decreased. We want to bring back the hectic action of mass PvP, but with some improvements. One idea on the table is to place a capturable objective in the exterior environment. With something like this, we can encourage outdoor PvP again while centralizing the action to a designated location.
Talent ImprovementsEdit
Were currently in the process of improving underused talents for all classes. The goal of the talent reevaluation is to allow all classes to have three viable talent trees to choose from. That is, each class should be able to pick from any tree available and still end up with a character that has desired utility in a specific role. The task is a major undertaking and one we're carrying out with great enthusiasm.
Some classes have already been completed (Warriors, Warlocks, and Hunters in the upcoming content patch), others are currently being worked on (Druids and then Paladins), while still others are yet to come (Shamans, Mages, Priests, and Rogues). Our priority is to address first those classes that have limited choice in talent trees, and move from there. Each class should receive attention to areas where the designers feel talents are lacking, though the scope of the changes will be based on need, with some classes receiving more drastic changes than others.
Web SiteEdit
Outside the game, we understand the importance of the Web site as our central medium to communicate information to our players. Our plans revolve around developing more dynamic functionality for WorldofWarcraft.com so that players can find more information about whats going on in the game automatically. First and foremost is the addition of a PvP Rankings page. With that, players will be able to see PvP Honor performance across all realms. Player profiles is another feature we are looking forward to for the site. Profiles will showcase armor and equipment for each player and allow them to compare notes with players on other realms.
Character-Transfer ServiceEdit
Another feature of the Web site we'll be implementing is fee-based character transfers. This is a feature that's been very frequently requested and one which we want to provide for players as soon as we can. We'll offer character transfers from one realm to another, as well as allow players to move characters from one account to another. While we want to offer this service as a convenience, we also want to prevent its use for exploitive reasons, so there will be a time restriction to limit the frequency that a character can be moved.
Parting WordsEdit
We are very excited about the upcoming content were creating for World of Warcraft. The potential for what we can do with the game is endless, and our main challenge is to continue raising the bar for everyone. Speaking of raising the bar, we know that many players are curious about our plans for Hero classes. We want to assure everyone that developing the Hero-class system as a way for top-level players to advance their characters to new heights remains a high priority for us. While we cant delve into specifics at this time, we do hope to share more info about Hero classes when we see you at BlizzCon.
I want to thank our dedicated players worldwide who have made this game into a global phenomenon, and I invite you to experience the things we have in store. Thanks again, and well see you in Azeroth!
Shane Dabiri
Lead Producer
World of Warcraft Development Team Carpe Caydiem.
Seize the Cay.
- See also
- World of Warcraft Battleplan - Vol. 2 - 10/05 at WoW.Stratics.com
- World of Warcraft Battleplan - Vol. 2 on 9/7/2005 10:08:00 AM PDT by Drake


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We are going to Las Vegas for our normal Thanksgiving celebration. We have gone there I think the last 3 Thanksgivings. This time, I got our room for free with airline miles, & we are staying at the MGM Signature. It looks nice, large suites, a fitness area, and best of all, I don't have to walk through a mall or casino to get to my room. It is attached to the MGM Grand, but has it's own entrance. I also booked us before the trip (since we never do anything while there unless I book it ahead of time) a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon. Basically, they pick us up at our hotel, take us to the airport, we take a helicopter over the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, the Strip, and then land in the Grand Canyon for a champagne luncheon. Cannot wait. also, I shopped prices and coupons for quite a bit before booking, and saved about $260.00 off list price on the tour. Whoot. Love me and my deals.......Have not figured out what show I want to see while there. There is a new Cirque show we have not seen, but I think because it is new, I cannot find good seats for the show. It is called Zarkana and is showing at Aria. I am looking forward to poker, outlet shopping, and running outside at Red Rock, which we are going to do this time as well. I have driven through and explored, but never run there.
Our associate at the office, Angie, is engaged! She just got engaged yesterday. Super excited for her and Scott.
Even though the campaign is over, I have been fairly busy w/work and other stuff. Trying to catch up with some friends. Had dinner with Rebecca on Friday night at Wah Hoo in Detroit. We split some apps and sushi and each had soup. Was super good. Today, I had lunch with my friend Melanie at Panera. Went to Kohl's and Sam's Club after that. Got a new picture frame I needed to replace one that broke and three shirts for Kurt marked down. I don't know how he is always getting things when I shop. :).
So, I am very behind on posting pics here, so I am going to slowly integrate them into posts. First pic below is of the entire office at Kurt's election night party. It's rare with schedules that the entire office is at an out of office event, so here we all are! From left to right--Kory, Angie, Lauren, Kurt, me and Megan.
Angie and her fiance, Scott, both had bdays recently, and we went to her party which was in downtown Detroit at Jacoby's. it was a lot of fun. Kurt, Kory and I went from the office, and our friends Ron and Nick came as well. I was the DD that night, but everyone else enjoyed the super cheap drinks at the place. Kurt and Kory ate as well, and the food looked awesome (although typical horrible for you bar food). I think we heard Angie yell "it's my birthday" about 1111 times throughout the night.
Anyway, gonna sign off. I need to clean and do some laundry and start packing for our trip! :).


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Last Wednesday I was congratulating my friend Jim from The Independent on his fine column explaining how to determine whether or not it is appropriate to use either an air conditioner or a swamp cooler. He has neither. From past experience however, he determined that an air conditioner works most efficiently when humidity is over 60%, while a swamp cooler works best with humidity being below 40%. In the East Mountains, by the way, you may sometimes determine this by listening for the sounds of frogs which are present (or not) depending on weather conditions.
As mentioned, Jim had already given up on both air conditioners and swamp coolers, something he joked made him a "ten percenter." I immediately associated his joke with the "one percent" of society that live without rules. Outlaws. The "deviants." Turns out he was talking about the "one percent" that has all the money.
Funny how a descriptive cultural term can flip from one end of our social strata to the other and still hold the same meaning. Unless you're the Osmonds.


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Our alumnus, British Shorthair cat Oddi TinArden (her moniker in new home is MARGOSHA), celebrates 1 year!
My congratulations to her owner Natalia Zhukova.
This wonderful litter of tender and smart kittens has turned into beautiful British cats and tomcats.
This is proved by photos and videos that were sent to us:
March 2 and 3, 2013.Moscow.
The festive show "CATSBURG-2013" took place.
On December 23, 2012, Moscow.
20 International exhibition of cats "CHRISTMAS SHOW" of ASC.
We congratulate Yatsyuk Anna and the British cat Nikolosa on excellent results!
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GM to Unveil an All-New Chevy Spark
General Motors will take the wraps off of its all-electric car, the Chevy Spark, on Wednesday at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Chevrolet's Cristi Landy on Lunch Break has a preview live from the show. Photo: Chevrolet.
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