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Greg (ghop) recently referred to me as a nihilist, and I've since wondered if that description might be accurate.
I don't believe that God or the universe cares what I do one way or the other.
I don't believe human beings can make a perfect world. I believe we can make a better world, but I believe "better" will always only be a matter of degree--and up to varying subjective senses of what "better" or "good" is.
I believe that the forces of nature are stronger than us and will ultimately win out over human ambition.
I believe that killing other people causes psychological suffering and have no desire to kill or harm others, but I don't think that God or the universe punishes people for the act of killing. I believe that killing and violence are parts of the natural order. So I'm not as pacifist as I used to be, though I still generally find nonviolence to be a better, smarter way of doing things than violence.
As humans, we have learned and found that nonviolence and cooperation allows a more complex society to flourish and I think this is good, but I do not believe the universe cares one way or another what kind of society we choose to create. If we do things that make us suffer, it's because we did something that causes suffering, not because the universe is punishing us.
While I am an animal lover and hate animal cruelty and suffering, I don't believe that killing animals is necessarily "wrong." I don't believe that anything bad will happen to me because I killed a mouse. I don't believe it's bad or wrong to kill a mouse in order to preserve the hygiene of one's home.
I don't believe that humankind has a destiny we are meant to realize. It often feels to me like each of us has a fate, but I wonder if this is just the meaning and order I project onto what may ultimately have none.
But none of this bothers me. It used to, deeply. But I've realized that a lot of the things I desperately wanted to know are impossible to know with certainty. To believe most of the things we believe requires a leap of faith at some point--a leap of faith I'm not willing to make, because I can't consciously lie to myself. The more things I become conscious of, the fewer lies are possible for me to live in or with.
I used to get very depressed thinking that I might never be able to know certain things or that I and/or humanity might not have some preordained destiny or connection with some ultimate destiny or meaning. These thoughts no longer bother me. I feel at peace. Right now, in my life, I'm frustrated, and tired, but happy.
What do I believe?
I believe that the Buddha was one of the wisest and sharpest human beings to ever live and that he saw right to the core of our condition. I think that generations of Buddhist teachers after him have also seen and realized Truth (to some degree or another) and taught others how to see and experience it to the best of their ability.
I believe that people of all faiths and traditions have woken up to Truth and have tried to express it in the language and concepts at their disposal. But I believe far more people delude themselves about what the truth is than actually wake up.
I believe that love is one of the most important things that human beings can experience. Love feels cosmic and mysterious to me--if anything were to be coded into the fabric of the universe, I believe it would be love. Though I can't quite make that leap of faith, I can say that without doubt it is love that has saved me from darkness and being lost every time.
I believe that life is better when it is lived in the light of love, but I don't think this is anything special or grandiose. I don't think asceticism or self-sacrifice reflects a 'purer love.' I believe love is very closely connected to empathy, and, therefore, wisdom--our ability to put ourselves in another's position imaginatively and consider that their perspective and point of view is as important as our own.
I believe that seeing clearly can and does lead to a simpler, more peaceful life. I believe that all the ways we overcomplicate our lives come from delusion and from trying to escape from our experience.
I believe that science and the scientific method have been major human breakthroughs and that the findings of science are worth paying attention to for reasons beyond just technological advancement. That said, I think science is limited and that no matter what we discover via neuroscience and physics, it will never answer or satisfy our deeper spiritual questions.
Am I a nihilist? I don't know. I do know that I'm tired of believing stupid things, of believing anything I can't really know. I'm tired of trying to find the right framework for life and trying to force my life to fit into the story or framework I've chosen. I believe that the Taoists had it right: truth and beauty are found in the natural flow of existence, unimpeded by the deadening constructions of the conceptual mind.
I hope to live the rest of my life learning to let go, let be, and watch the Tao naturally flow along its course. I don't need to found a great new moral order, or try to change the world or the people in it. People and the world are pretty wonderful just as they are. Thank goodness that things aren't 'perfect' because then they would be stagnant, sterile, and dead.


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Fabric Options for Butterick 5953
When my Butterick pattern designs are released, I'm excited as anyone--mostly because I can finally sew the garments for myself instead of a model! I don't have a lot of free sewing time these days with those 35 garments for the book, but I'm determined to make Butterick 5953 soon. So I thought I'd let you in on my fabric selection process.
The pattern envelope recommends "woolens, crepe, taffeta, linen, broadcloth." For the sample garment in the photos, I used a thin stretch wool gingham suiting for the body and a light weight black wool gabardine for the contrast fabric.
The two most important fabric issues to consider for this design are comfort and thickness. The dress is unlined, so you'll want something that feels nice against the skin. And because there are two layers of garment wrapping over each other in the front (plus facings), you'll want to avoid anything too bulky.
I came up with two options. The first is a wonderful Marc Jacobs blue wool crepe with sparkly black polka dots from Mood.
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Do your Butterick patterns fit like your book patterns?ReplyDelete
I can't wait to make this dress, I already have the pattern and fabric! Alas, my sewing machine may have just died, say a little prayer for it! It's going to the repair shop in the morning.ReplyDelete
I have my eye on this pattern, very cute. https://www.facebook.com/SassySewingBeesReplyDelete
I've just bought this pattern -- trying to decide on fabric choice -- love the purple & ivory combo you've shared. So many choices! ;)ReplyDelete
i so love this pattern. however i have to wait a little longer as it has not come to uk yet :(ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 10:10 PM
Pattern is now available is in the UK ! Mine arrived from 'sew direct' a few days ago,Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 20, 2013 at 10:11 PM
Pattern is now available is in the UK ! Mine arrived from 'sew direct' a few days ago,Delete
I love this pattern - definitely on my to-sew list. I personally love the blue polka dot fabric, but then again I've always been partial to wool, blue, and polka dots. Both would look great, and I can't wait to see your finished dress!ReplyDelete
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Your hair cries out for the purple.ReplyDelete
Oh How do you chose, Both fabrics are so pretty.! As a non pink wearer , I guess I'd vote for the purple. ( For whatever it's worth! Lol.)ReplyDelete
Love that you share some real time fabric choices...keep them coming!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2013 at 12:54 AM
The purple with the ivory contrast would get my vote; it's got a lovely vintage feel, and I think it will look very feminine and elegant, but not too girly.ReplyDelete
unlined winter dress? really?ReplyDelete
whats going to happen if one wears some kind of hosiery underneath?
the blue polka dot are gorgeous!
Hi Gertie,ReplyDelete
I've noticed it a long time time ago but, I must say it anyway: I love you new blog design! I love the fact that I can now read your lovely content easily. :)
Oooh, for this particular pattern I really like the purple! Both fabrics are lovely though.ReplyDelete
Gertie, quite a while ago you posted some extremely helpful information on undergarments. Can you direct us to this post again? Especially because dresses are often unlined and one can't seem to find decent undergarments. Am I recalling a pattern you designed for a full slip? XOXO JenniferReplyDelete
Your blog is awesome!!! Found it cause I was looking for tips on gathered skirts :-)ReplyDelete
Awesome fabrics all around! Just got my copy of this pattern in the mail, super excited :)ReplyDelete
I have no opinion, they are both such fantastic choices. Why not both? :DReplyDelete
p.s. I just bought your book and am working on the portrait blouse! Very excited!!
I was looking up some patterns a few days ago and saw your jacket pattern at the front of the Butterick selection!ReplyDelete
re "slips" - I call them petticoats, and I've just bought one in our local market (SW France.) They're called combinaisons here. Slips are brief knickers or men's underpants!
That blue and gold fabric looks amazing! Both colours will look stunning with your vibrant hair colour. I love your website, and therefore resently purchased your book and i love it! i'm learning so much. Your no-nonsense, to-the-point style realy appaels to me. Can't wait for your next book, but thankfully there is still a lot of time to make the dresses, skirts and blouses from your first book (and a bunch of clothes for my children). This wrap dress pattern is an 'i want it' pattern as well, but there aren't enough hours in a day.ReplyDelete
I am almost done with a black and ivory version,and this pattern has been such a joy to sew!!! Now that I've seen your purple I may just have to sew another. Thank you so much for an amazing pattern.ReplyDelete
Your idea is great and the designs in the pictures. You have nice combination too. Butterick 5953 expect as good as others.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 12:35 PM
I love the blue and the black. Can't wait to see it finished!ReplyDelete
Love the purple and ivory!ReplyDelete
I love this style, especially, the neckline. I go for such styles which have simple lines, no frills. I love the blue fabric and the one on the model.ReplyDelete
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your hair!!! So gorgeous on you!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your hair!! Simply gorgeous on you!!ReplyDelete


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How important is it to choose the right mattress?
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The average rental price in Manhattan Beach is currently $2,349, based on NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis. Rents here are currently lower in price than 46.2% of Maryland neighborhoods.
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Do you like a coastal setting? If so, this neighborhood may be to your liking. The Manhattan Beach neighborhood is on the ocean, a bay, or inlet. Often such coastal places have amenities and recreational activities on the waterfront that are attractive to residents and visitors alike. In addition to being coastal, Manhattan Beach is a very nautical neighborhood, meaning that it is somewhat historic, walkable, densely populated and on the water. This gives the neighborhood a very nautical feel, with some seaside and shipping feel, which some may really enjoy the sights and sounds of.
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The neighbors in the Manhattan Beach neighborhood in Severna Park are wealthy, making it among the 15% highest income neighborhoods in America. NeighborhoodScout's exclusive analysis reveals that this neighborhood has a higher income than 97.9% of the neighborhoods in America. In addition, 1.5% of the children seventeen and under living in this neighborhood are living below the federal poverty line, which is a lower rate of childhood poverty than is found in 77.3% of America's neighborhoods.
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You know how we're always hearing that we're stuck with nuclear weapons forever because the knowledge it took to create them can't be unlearned? Those who believe that disarmament is both dangerous and pointless make the case that sufficiently threatened, a state that once possessed nuclear weapons can always restart the production lines. But, however obvious that may seem, perhaps it's not quite so straightforward.
In November 2010 the Hudson Institute published a paper by fellow Christopher Ford entitled Nuclear Weapons Reconstitution and its Discontents: Challenges of "Weaponless Deterrence". The phrase in quotes, also known as "virtual deterrence," means that, even if state were to reach something approximating Global Zero, they could still deter each other with the ability to ramp up production of their nuclear weapons should they decide a national-security crisis warranted it. But exactly how viable is that?
In a section of his paper titled "The Problem of Re-Learning," Ford writes:
. . . a former nuclear weapons possessor would need to take careful account of the fact that in an arcane and sophisticated arena such as nuclear weapons design, it can be terribly hard to re-learn after a long absence what one was previously able to do. It may be the case, as Jonathan Schell has argued, that "the knowledge" of how to make nuclear weapons cannot be erased from the world, but one must qualify this by an appreciation that there are a great many different levels of knowledge of nuclear weapons design.
For example, preserving the knowledge of how to make
. . . a ballistic missile re-entry vehicle that must not only be fairly small but also carefully engineered for mating to and precise detachment from its booster under the demanding physical and environmental circumstances of trans-atmospheric travel [is a] demanding requirement. If one were additionally constrained by [a prohibition against building] "new nuclear weapons," . . . the requirements would be tougher still. According to some experts interviewed for this study, quickly and reliably rebuilding present U.S. "legacy" designs years from now — and with a workforce none of the members of which had been involved in building or testing them in the first place — might scarcely be possible at all.
Ford refers to this as a problem (for plans for weaponless deterrence, anyway). In fact, it provides some hope that nuclear knowledge can be, if not unlearned, too rusty and dusty to be of any real use. In the end, weaponless deterrence may turn out to be ineffective as a last resort in the event of abolition. Neither may nuclear knowledge prove to be as much a barrier to disarmament as it now seems.


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Sunday's Game of Thrones premiere started slowly, but Jon Snow was able to position himself well for what will be quite the chess match this season. The Night's Watch brother infiltrated the wildlings north of the Wall, which at the very least should provide him with insight into their world. Not bad for a bastard! Who else advanced? Who suffered a setback? TVGuide.com breaks down the power shifts in "Valar Dohaeris":
Sunday's Game of Thrones premiere started slowly, but Jon Snow was able to position himself well for what will be quite the chess match this season.
The Night's Watch brother infiltrated the wildlings north of the Wall, which at the very least should provide him with insight into their world. Not bad for a bastard! Who else advanced? Who suffered a setback? TVGuide.com breaks down the power shifts in "Valar Dohaeris":
Your guide to Game of Thrones, A to Zorse
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington): Entering the enemy camp is one thing, but actually convincing the wildlings of his loyalties is another. Ygritte (Rose Leslie) seems ready enough to accept him after he killed his fellow Night's Watch brother last season (and besides, she totally fancies the bastard, right?). King Beyond the Wall Mance Rayder (Ciaran Hinds), however, is far cannier, and Jon is smart to reveal his dissatisfaction with the Night's Watch ethics as the reason why he wants to turn his cloak. Let's hope he doesn't get tripped up by his lies!
Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke): Dany survives yet another attempt on her life, and the upside is that her savior is Ser Barristan Selmy (Ian McElhinney), the best freaking knight from King Robert's kingsguard who was relieved of that duty by the so-called heir Joffrey (Jack Gleeson). Having Barristan as part of her queensguard is a coup. Not only is he loyal and upstanding, but he has knowledge of the Targaryen reign and the current political climate across the Narrow Sea.
Melisandre (Carice van Houten): We can all agree that the red woman is hella annoying, but Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane) doesn't seem to think so, and he's the one claiming to be king. Once again, her talk of the Lord of Light stirs him to burn "traitors" alive and then to turn on his wisest counselor. We can see who's really calling the shots on Dragonstone.
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Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer): This young lady's dreams of becoming queen are coming together nicely. Now that she's affianced to the teen king, she's set in motion a shrewd PR campaign to make King's Landing love her (and by extension, Joffrey) through her charity work and carting in wagonloads of food (stomachs rule!). It doesn't hurt that Joffrey has taken notice of her charms either.
Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance): The Lannister patriarch not only helped win the Battle of Blackwater, but he's now resumed his role as Hand of the King.
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Robb Stark (Richard Madden): The King in the North isn't used to suffering defeat, but even more of his Northmen have been slaughtered and his own bannermen are losing patience over the fact that Jaime "The Kingslayer" Lannister (Nicolaj Coster-Waldau) is on the loose thanks to his mother's soft heart.
Davos Seaforth (Liam Cunningham): For a former smuggler, the Onion Knight doesn't seem to understand stealth and duplicity. If he only kept his murderous intentions and opinions to himself (no matter how exasperating Melisandre can be), maybe he wouldn't be rotting away in a jail cell right now.
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Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage): The Imp has been injured in battle, suspects his sister wants to kill him, has lost his job to his own father, and now dear old dad has denied him his reward/inheritance. Where's Tyrion's whore when he needs her?!
Samwell Tarly (John Bradley): Poor Ser Piggy had a near-miss with a wight, but instead of sympathy or medical attention, Sam only gets a guilt trip from Commander Mormont (James Cosmo) for not sending the ravens.
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Spot the whore! Whore count: 3. First, Bronn (Jerome Flynn) is having a bit of well-earned fun with a whore before Podrick Payne (Daniel Portman) so rudely interrupts with a summons. Then, right-hand whore Ros (Esme Bianco) accompanies Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen) to King's Landing, where she warns former whore-turned-companion Shae (Sibel Kekilli) to watch out for Littlefinger's intentions toward young Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner).
Tyrion zinger(s):
"Still makes me more clever than you." -- to sister Cersei, after she says he's not half so clever as he thinks he is.
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Theyre arresting the walker supporter twitter.com/RosieGray/stat…— Rosie Gray (@RosieGray) June 1, 2012
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@rosiegray Saw the arrest take place. Cop said it was because protester pointed his finger in cop's face when cop told him to leave.— John McCormack (@McCormackJohn) June 1, 2012
@rosiegray Cop also said Willoughby's sign was "too close to the President"... But Willoughby was 30 feet from Clinton.— John McCormack (@McCormackJohn) June 1, 2012
Willoughby? I wonder if he's related to Tricia Willoughby, the 14-year-old girl who spoke — over boos and heckling — at the Tea Party rally in Madison last year.
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"I have no idea why I'm being handcuffed," he told the gaggle of reporters who had followed him. "They won't tell anybody what I did wrong. What rally specifically do I get to peacefully protest?"Quite aside from the free speech rights, it's stupid to arrest someone in this situation. Now, he's the story, instead of Clinton rallying for Barrett. And the police are the story. The Milwaukee police. The Madison police didn't treat protesters/counter-protesters this way. And you know something about Milwaukee? Its mayor is Tom Barrett.
A crowd of Barrett supporters formed around the Walker supporter, yelling "Why agitate the people?" and "Bye-bye!" as he was led into a police car.
A police officer on the scene would not say why the man had been arrested.
The man has been identified in previous news stories as David Willoughby, a swimming coach at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He stood in the middle of the crowd at the Clinton/Barrett rally holding a tall sign and was repeatedly asked by volunteers to move. One volunteer asked him to "move to the left of the press." Willoughby refused.
His presence, which was vocal, angered many in the crowd, especially when he yelled "Tell me how you're going to create jobs!" repeatedly as Barrett and Clinton spoke. He argued with Barrett supporters for the duration of the rally and even drew attention from speakers on the stage; Democratic Party of Wisconsin chairman Mike Tate mentioned him twice. One man in the crowd said he would "take him out," and a woman told him "I'm a union thug and you're ignorant as hell!"


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Museum spokeswoman Katie Frassinelli said six of the cars were owned by the museum and two - a 1993 ZR-1 Spyder and a 2009 ZR1 Blue Devil - were on loan from General Motors.
Bowling Green city spokeswoman Kim Lancaster said the hole opened up at about 5:40 a.m. CST Wednesday, setting off an alarm and a call to the fire department. Frassinelli said no one was in the museum at the time.
The hole is in part of the domed section of the museum, and that area will remain closed. That's an original part of the facility for which was completed in 1994. The fire department estimated the hole is about 40 feet across and 25 to 30 feet deep. Pictures of the sinkhole show a collapsed section of floor with multiple cars visible inside the hole. A few feet away, other Corvettes sit undamaged and undisturbed.
Frassinelli said the rest of the museum was open Wednesday.
The other cars damaged were a 1962 black Corvette, a 1984 PPG Pace Car, a 1992 White 1 Millionth Corvette, a 1993 Ruby Red 40th Anniversary Corvette, a 2001 Mallett Hammer Z06 Corvette and a 2009 white 1.5 Millionth Corvette.
Lancaster said information was still being gathered about what exactly happened, but it appeared to be the first problem of its kind at the property.
Bowling Green sits in the midst of the state's largest karst region - the Western Pennyroyal area, where many of Kentucky's longest and deepest caves run underground. A karst display distinctive surface features, including sinkholes.
No injuries were reported.
Frassinelli said a structural engineer has been called to the museum to assess existing damage and the stability of the surrounding area.
The museum is set to host the 2014 Corvette Caravan in September, a celebration marking the 20th anniversary of the museum.
Although the event is still a year away, 1,200 people already are registered for the 2014 Corvette Caravan that will mark the 20th anniversary of the National Corvette Museum. Museum officials expect car clubs from all 50 states and Canada to converge on Bowling Green for the celebration.
Bowling Green, Ky., is also the lone place where General Motors builds the iconic Corvette.
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Visitors opened their wallets to the tune of $771 million in Alexandria during 2011, top city tourism officials said during their annual summit last week.
Out-of-towners' largess – up 8.1 percent from 2010 – also raised $23.1 million for city coffers. Officials with the Alexandria Convention and Visitors Association released the new figures, compiled in conjunction with the Virginia Tourism Corp. and U.S. Travel Association, September 27.
But while the money generated for city tax revenue increased from year to year, Alexandria fell in the rankings among Virginia's most popular tourist destinations. The city ranked among the top five municipalities with the most spending generated from tourism in 2010, according to a study by the Virginia Tourism Corporation and U.S. Travel.
Though the city collected more tourist dollars than previous years, it fell to sixth in 2011, behind Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Henrico counties. But ACVA officials don't see nearby municipalities as a threat to Alexandria's allure to tourists.
"Alexandria is a lot smaller than Arlington and Fairfax in terms of population, the number of hotels and the geographic area covered," said Merrie Morris, director of public affairs. "I do not think we would position ourselves as competing with them."
Along with bolstering the city's bank account, visitor spending kept more than 6,000 people employed in Alexandria, officials said.
That figure does not account for seasonal employment, said Elizabeth McLaughlin, the agency's vice president of research
Locally, ACVA officials launched several initiatives aimed at roping in even more tourists, like a revamped tourism website or September's inaugural Fashion's Night Out event. Mayor Bill Euille touted another change – new banners on King Street – as one of the organization's most successful projects in recent years.
City council, Euille included, increased ACVA's fiscal 2013 budget by $100,000 in response to the association's continued success. The money, Morris said, is earmarked for holiday and spring advertising.
"There's no doubt we have a lot of unique qualities and have a unique charm where no one in Northern Virginia can compete with us," she said.
Despite falling behind surrounding municipalities dollars generated by tourism last year, Alexandria dramatically outpaced both Virginia and Northern Virginia during the past five years, boasting a 22 percent increase in visitor spending since 2006. By contrast, traveler spending increased 9 percent during the same period in the state and region.
"A visitor just wants a complete experience," Morris said. "People from Arlington even say 'We wish we had an Old Town' and people are going to come to Alexandria because of this."


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Thursday, November 8th 2012 (Central London)
Location: Morgan Stanley, 20 Bank Street, Canary Wharf, London E14 4AD
- A Short History of The JavaScript Security Arsenal - Petko D. Petkov
- In 2006 we had the first JavaScript port scanner. The same year we saw the incarnation of more advanced tools such as AttackAPI, Carnaval and Backframe. A year later we saw several decent attempts to create complete security tools designed to run with nothing else but web technologies. That was just the start.
- This presentation aims to show the progress that has been made in the past six years in terms of security tools developed entirely with the help of browser technologies. The presentation will take you on a journey through the years, exploring some of the interesting attack techniques used in the past, bringing back some of the important discussions and eventually reaching the culmination when modern tools and technologies will be shown and explained.
- Petko D. Petkov
- pdp is the founder and leading member of the GNUCITIZEN Information Security Think Tank. He is a recognised information security researcher, security tools developer, penetration tester, frequent speaker at industry events, and published author who has contributed to several best-selling books, numerous popular blogs and online magazines. pdp's current endeavour is an ambitious project called Websecurify – a unique web application security testing toolkit designed with simplicity in mind. In his own words: "Websecurify is revolutionising the way we use web application security testing tools, opening a whole new world of possibilities".
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Future Events
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Past Events
Thursday, May 10th 2012 (Application Security One-Day Conference - Free for OWASP Members)
Location: Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Milton Keynes, MK3 6EB
Time: 10:00am - 4:30pm
ISSA-UK and OWASP are partnering for the first time to bring you a joint application security training conference, free for members of OWASP, ISSA-UK, or CSF. This unique event will attract attendees from both ISSA-UK's traditional information security membership base, and OWASP's web application specialists, bringing new thoughts and perspectives to both groups. The theme of the day is, no surprise, application security. We expect to focus on both methodologies and frameworks - such as OWASP's top 10 - and a variety of custom tools and frameworks, from open-source to proprietary. The goal is to deliver much needed tips and tricks to attendees, something to tackle our ever increasing workloads. Join us for a full day of application security tricks, tools and methods at the historic Bletchley Park. After the day's talks are over, please join us for a free tour of the famous WWII codebreaking facility!
Thursday, March 29th 2012 (Central London)
Location: Morgan Stanley, 25 Cabot Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 4QA
Speakers: Jim Manico and Manish Saindane
- Top 10 Web Defences - Jim Manico (PPTX)
- We cannot hack or firewall our way secure. Application programmers need to learn to code in a secure fashion if we have any chance of providing organisations with proper defences in the current threatscape. This talk will discuss the 10 most important security-centric computer programming techniques necessary to build low-risk web based applications.
- IronWASP - Manish Saindane (PPTX)
- IronWASP (Iron Web application Advanced Security testing Platform) is an open source system for web application vulnerability testing. It is designed to be customizable to the extent where users can create their own custom security scanners using it. Though an advanced user with Python/Ruby scripting expertise would be able to make full use of the platform, a lot of the tool's features are simple enough to be used by absolute beginners.
Thursday, March 8th 2012, 18:30-21:00 (Royal Holloway)
Location: Royal Holloway University of London, Bourne Lecture Theatre 2, Egham Hill, Egham, TW20 0EX
Speakers: Viet Pham and Tobias Gondrom
- Implementing cryptography: good theory vs. bad practice - Viet Pham ([PDF])
- Abstract: Cryptography is being widely implemented in software to provide security features. The main reason is that, many cryptographic mechanisms are mathematically proven secure, or trusted secure given some mathematical reasoning. However, to take full advantages of these mechanisms, they must be implemented strictly according to the theoretical models, e.g., several cryptographic mechanisms must be used together, in a specific manner to provide a desired security goal. However, without strong cryptographic background, many software developers tend to deviate from these models, thus making their own security software a gold mine for attackers. This talk gives examples to show why such situations exist, where do they spread, and how bad they may turn into.
- Securing the SSL channel against man-in-the-middle attacks: Future technologies - HTTP Strict Transport Security and and Pinning of Certs - Tobias Gondrom ([PDF])
- "In the recent months major trusted CAs providing trusted certificates for SSL/TLS in browser scenarios were compromised (e.g. seen in the Diginotar breach) and based on the current trust models (trusting all registered CAs equally for all domains) exposed vital web applications to the risk of man-in-the-middle attacks. Several approaches are currently discussed to mitigate this risk. The most advanced and closest to final adoption being the technologies discussed by the browser vendors at the recent IETF meeting in November in Taipei: HSTS and pinning of certificates. To better protect content providers against the distribution of bogus certificates, an HTTP header extension containing a fingerprint of their certificates linked to a domain address has been defined. This approach, which has been partly tested in Chrome, and already helped identify and protect to some extend Google's web application in the recent Diginotar compromise. Chrome users were able to detect the bogus DigiNotar certificates because Chrome had embedded the hashes of valid Google certificates. Back in July, the hacked DigiNotar certificate authority (CA), which has since gone out of business, was used to issue more than five hundred bogus certificates for companies including Google and various intelligence services."
Thursday, February 2nd 2012 ,18:30-21:00
Location: Royal Holloway University of London, Bourne Lecture Theatre 2, Egham Hill, Egham, TW20 0EX
Speakers: Sarah Baso, Dinis Cruz, Dennis Groves
- Security as Pollution (lessons learned) - Dinis Cruz
- Based on David Rice's "Upon the Threshold of Opportunity" presentation at the OWASP AppSec USA 2010
- Making Security Invisible by Becoming the Developer's Best Friends - Dinis Cruz
- Based on Dinis' presentation at OWASP AppSec Brazil 2011
- How to get a job in AppSec by Hacking and fixing TeamMentor - Dinis Cruz and Dennis Groves
- This is for students and developers who want to get into the application security space and need to have/show real-world experience.
- What's Happening on OWASP Today - Sarah Baso
- This is an overview of the multiple activities that are currently happening around the world at OWASP presented by one of OWASP's employees currently focused on logistics, community and empowerment
Thursday, September 8th 2011
Location: Royal Holloway University of London, Bourne Lecture Theatre 2, Egham Hill, Egham, TW20 0EX
Speaker: Daniel Cuthbert (deck)
Title: Doing it for the Lulz: Why Lulzsec has shown us to be an ineffective industry.
Friday, June 3rd 2011
Location: Royal Holloway University of London, Room BLT2, Egham Hill, Egham, TW20 0EX
- Wordpress Security - Steve Lord (PDF)
- Wordpress is one if the most popular blogging systems in the world but is routinely used to shoehorn complex sites into a blog shaped box, often because of it's flexibility and ease of use. In this talk, Mandalorian's Steve Lord discusses common Wordpress security snafus and how to avoid them.
Thursday, April 14th 2011
Location: Charterhouse Bar, 38 Charterhouse Street, Smithfield, London EC1M 6JH
- Wordpress Security - Steve Lord (PDF)
- Wordpress is one if the most popular blogging systems in the world but is routinely used to shoehorn complex sites into a blog shaped box, often because of it's flexibility and ease of use. In this talk, Mandalorian's Steve Lord discusses common Wordpress security snafus and how to avoid them.
- Outcomes from the recent OWASP Summit in Portugal - London based attendees of the Summit
- Discussion of what came out of the recent OWASP Summit, "OWASP 4.0" and what is changing in the OWASP world now and in the near future
Thursday, February 17th 2011
Location: ThoughtWorks, Berkshire House, 168-173 High Holborn, City of London WC1V 7AA
A special meeting event, in conjunction with London Geek Nights on SSL usage and dangers. An opportunity to get some of the developer and security communities together to talk more pragmatically on this very key topic.
Archived Events
For events before 2011, see Archived OWASP London Events
Other Activities
- February 2010 - Personal Information Online COP
The Leeds UK, London and Scotland Chapters joint response to the UK Information Commissioner's Office draft Personal Information Online Code of Practice.
- March 2009 - Entry for Nominet Best Practice Challenge 2009
Open Web Application Security Project was nominated by OWASP London for the Best Security Initiative Award (File:Nominet best practice challenge 2009 owasp entry.pdf) in the Nominet Best Practice Challenge 2009. Short-listed June 2009. Announcement due 2 July 2009.
- 16th October 2008 - COI Browser Standards for Public Websites
The London and Scotland Chapters joint response to the Central Office of Information draft document on browser standards for public websites (version 0.13) (File:OWASP-COI-Browser-Standards.pdf).


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WASHINGTON (AP) - One American worker at a natural gas complex in Algeria has been found dead, U.S. officials said Friday as the Obama administration sought to secure the release of Americans still being held by militants on the third day of the hostage standoff at a natural gas complex in the Sahara.
The officials identified the dead American as Frederick Buttaccio, a Texas resident, but said it was unclear how he died. They said U.S. officials recovered Buttaccio's remains on Friday and notified his family. Officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said she spoke by telephone with Algerian Prime Minister Abdelmalek Sellal to get an update on Americans and others in danger at the sprawling Ain Amenas refinery 800 miles south of Algiers. She said the "utmost care must be taken to preserve innocent life."
Clinton talked to reporters after the Obama administration confirmed that Americans were still being held hostage, even as some U.S. citizens were being flown out of the country for recovery in Europe. The Algerian state news agency reported that 12 hostages had been killed since Wednesday's start of an Algerian rescue operation, and world leaders steadily increased their criticism of the North African country's handling of the attack.
Clinton, however, defended Algeria's action. "Let's not forget: This is an act of terror," she told reporters in Washington. "The perpetrators are the terrorists. They are the ones who have assaulted this facility, have taken hostage Algerians and others from around the world as they were going about their daily business."
Earlier Friday, Algeria's state news service reported that nearly 100 of the 132 foreign workers kidnapped by Islamic militants were free. That number of hostages at the remote desert facility was significantly higher than any previous report, but questions remained about the fate of more than 30 other foreign energy workers.
BP evacuated one American, along with other foreign workers, to Mallorca, Spain, and then to London. And an American official said a U.S. military C-130 flew a group of people, including some lightly wounded or injured, from Algiers to a U.S. facility in Europe on Friday. The official wasn't authorized to speak publicly on the matter and requested anonymity.
In London, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta met with British Prime Minister David Cameron at No. 10 Downing St. to assess their governments' understandings of the situation. At King's College, Panetta said the U.S. is "working around the clock to ensure the safe return of our citizens" and that terrorists should be on notice they will find no sanctuary in Algeria or North Africa.
The White House said President Barack Obama was being briefed Friday by his national security team. His top aides were in touch with Algerian officials as well as BP's security office in London. BP jointly operates the natural gas plant.
U.S. officials have refused to confirm the number of Americans still captive or unaccounted for because they say that might compromise their safety.
Still, the U.S. flatly rejected an offer by the militants - led by a Mali-based al-Qaida offshoot known as the Masked Brigade - to free two American hostages in exchange for the release of Omar Abdel Rahman, a blind sheikh convicted of plotting to blow up New York City landmarks and considered the spiritual leader of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani scientist convicted of shooting at two U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan. Both are jailed in the United States.
"The United States does not negotiate with terrorists," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.
The desert siege began Wednesday when the militants attempted to hijack two buses at the plant, were repelled, and then seized the gas refinery. They said the attack was retaliation for France's recent military intervention against Islamist rebels in neighboring Mali, but security experts argue it must have taken weeks of planning to hit the remote site.
Since then, Algeria's government has kept a tight grip on information about the siege.
Clinton stressed that American officials would stay in close contact with their Algerian counterparts. Sellal, she said, made clear that the Algerian operation against the militants "was still ongoing, that the situation remained fluid, that the hostages remain in danger in a number of instances."
Speaking beside Japan's new foreign minister, Fumio Kishida, Clinton said the crisis underscored the threat posed by extremists in North Africa, where al-Qaida-linked militants have seized control of half of Mali and plunged the country into civil war. She vowed to enhance U.S. work with Algeria and other countries in the region to combat terrorists even after the hostage situation ends.
"It is absolutely essential that as we work to resolve this particular terrible situation, we continue to broaden and deepen our counterterrorism cooperation," Clinton said. "We will not rest until we do as much as we can ... to restore security to this vital region, and to bring those who would terrorize and kill innocent people to justice."
Associated Press writers Lolita C. Baldor in London and Robert Burns in Washington contributed to this report.
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I love a good waffle. When I saw Laura's recipe for "Waffles of Insane Greatness" I knew these would quickly move to the top of our "to try" pile!
Just looking at these waffles makes me want to make them again. Crunchy. Tasty. Oh. My. And the smell of the batter. Waiting 30 minutes to let the batter set up was challenging (but so worth it!).
I tweaked the recipe a bit - using whole wheat flour (my favorite KA white whole wheat) and reduced the oil a bit in the recipe (and switched it to olive oil). We loved them.
Waffles {of Insane Greatness} - Adapted from Real Mom Kitchen
3/4 C wheat flour*
1/4 C corn starch
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. sugar
1/2 C milk (+ 2 T, if using wheat flour)
1/2 C buttermilk
4 T olive oil
1 egg
3/4 tsp. vanilla
Begin by mixing the dry ingredients together in a bowl.
I've never used corn starch in a waffle before. But, I can check that off my list now.
Then, in a separate bowl, mix the milks, egg, oil and vanilla.
Combine the dry and wet ingredients, mixing until just slightly lumpy.
Allow the mixture to sit for 30 minutes.
When the 30 minutes is up, pour the batter into the waffle maker. I use a soup ladle -- makes the process so easy! No mess.
Cook according to your waffle makers directions.
Serve warm.
We served ours with raspberry syrup.
These would make a delicious Valentine's day breakfast in bed, boys {hint, hint}.
Are you a waffle fan, or do you prefer the light, fluffy pancake?
*I used King Arthur Flour White Whole Wheat flour, which is ground really finely. If your wheat flour is more corse, I recommend a 1:1 ratio of whole wheat to all purpose.
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I picked up photography in 1998 when I dropped out of school for a year and bought an old, second-hand Yashica FX2. For a few years my camera and I ...
I picked up photography in 1998 when I dropped out of school for a year and bought an old, second-hand Yashica FX2. For a few years my camera and I were inseparable, but after I graduated with an English degree and started working full-time, it fell away. When my son was born in 2006, I again saw photographs everywhere. I started capturing some with an actual camera, and haven't stopped since.
My life as a mother is integral to my photography, even when it isn't explicitly the subject of my photos. During my son's infancy, the stroller was one of the few places he would sleep that wasn't my arms; the walks I took with my camera allowed me space for both introspection and engagement with the outside world, in a way that the physical demands of mothering wouldn't otherwise allow.
I think photographs should make you wonder.
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by David Crane [email protected] We forgot to write about this one after SHOT Show 2006. At the show, we got to view and handle the Yankee Hill Machine (YHM) /Sound Technology (a.k.a. Sound Tech) Phantom 5.56 Sound Suppressor (5.56x45mm Silencer/Sound Suppressor)/Phantom Flash Hider/Suppressor/Q.D. Mount system at the Yankee Hill Machine Company, Inc. (YHM) booth. The Phantom System is designed specifically …Read More »
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by David Crane [email protected] Sound Technology (a.k.a. Sound Tech Silencers), headed-up by Mark White, makes some of the best muzzle cans (sound suppressors/silencers) in the business. Lately, they've been working on some very interesting things, over there. Anyway, Mark just sent DefenseReview a very interesting and informative letter (along with pics) about what he/Sound Technology has been up to lately …Read More »


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