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Refining Due Diligence for Enterprise Open Source
Jul 24, 2012 5:00 AM PT
Most security professionals are probably very comfortable with using open source tools to implement technical security functionality. From nikto to snort to openssh -- there are literally hundreds of well- known, sophisticated, open source tools that perform useful and critical security functions.
There are a number of advantages: Besides the obvious allure of low-cost, highly customizable software, there's a timeliness advantage to open source. Specifically, when we discover a significant security risk to the organization, the time to address that risk is right now: The attackers won't wait for us to get budget, engage legal to review a purchasing contract, haggle with a vendor's salespeople, etc.
There's also, in many cases, a quality advantage: Open source tools can be -- and often are -- not just equivalent to commercial products. Sometimes they're flat-out better.
So we're probably used to thinking about open source software for security, but we're maybe not as used to thinking about the security of open source.
Practical Security
By this, I'm not talking about security advantages of open source vs. closed source at a "philosophical" level -- i.e., more eyes on the code, transparency in auditing, etc. -- I'm speaking more practically. Specifically, I'm talking about the mechanics of predeployment security reviews, or security due diligence, of the open source solutions being deployed by our business and technology partners.
In deploying any application, it's part of the security team's mandate to ensure that applications (COTS and otherwise) don't negatively impact the firm's security posture. While it's true that open source software can have some security advantages -- e.g., greater public scrutiny of the code base -- that doesn't mean we can forego this due diligence. "Security advantages" don't necessarily mean our shop is deploying in a secure way.
For example, OpenBSD is designed to be secure by default -- but if I post the root password of my server to Facebook, that installation ceases to be secure no matter how well the underlying software might be written.
The point is, it's important that organizations think through this specifically to enable them to consider open source alternatives. You'd be surprised how often organizations try to blindly follow processes designed for closed source and find themselves hamstrung when they want to adopt an equally suited -- not to mention lower-cost -- alternative.
What's Different About Open Source?
With that in mind, let's unpack some of the predeployment security evaluation tasks that you might already do for new closed source apps -- e.g., most commercial.
Perhaps you start by doing a review of the vendor's financials to make sure they won't go out of business right after you deploy. Then maybe you review the contract/licensing language to analyze vendor liability, if any.
Perhaps you do a technical architectural review of the system in context: looking at the component architecture, how it interacts with and communicates with other systems, what security features it supports natively (e.g., encryption, authentication, attack resilience), and where and how it will interact with sensitive data or critical business processes.
Obviously, there are a number of other factors that you might evaluate as part of your organization's specific process -- and there are as many ways to do this as there are organizations themselves. But one thing that's probably clear by looking through the -- granted, cherry-picked -- sample steps above is that not all of those steps translate well to an open source context.
The point is, there are differences in how you evaluate open source applications, and it behooves security organizations to think through those differences and plan accordingly. Why does it matter? Because those differences can sometimes gate or slow down the adoption of a perfectly serviceable tool -- like if you have inflexible corporate software acquisition policies that mandate non-applicable steps.
If that happens, you have two choices: Violate policy and open yourself up to possible audit events, or -- assuming your process even allows it -- take on paperwork-heavy exception reporting.
What Might You Consider Instead?
One way to approach this is to create a parallel review process and "translate" existing steps to ones that are more appropriate for open source by considering the intent of each step and selecting something analogous for an open source project.
For example, if you currently do a financial review of the vendor when purchasing a COTS app, you're not doing this out of mere curiosity. Instead, you do it because you want to make sure the product will stay supported over the long haul.
For an open source project, look at something that satisfies the same goal -- for example, the activity level and community supporting it. A project with hundreds of active developers and thousands of active users is likely to have staying power. One that has two developers and hasn't been updated since 2002? Probably less so.
From an architectural standpoint, if you currently grill the vendor on its security model and product architecture, consider instead targeting those same questions to your internal technical teams responsible for the configuration and deployment. Open source projects are generally designed to be flexible and facilitate customization, so detailed questions about what configuration is planned and any customizations made for your deployment are helpful.
Pay special attention to the post-deployment operations tasks as well. If the project in question releases "early and often," make sure that operational processes have some way to accommodate this. Evaluate the knowledge base within your own technical teams to ensure that you have sufficient depth of knowledge to ensure continued support should attrition impact subject matter experts.
Also, think through support options. Depending on the project, there are often firms you can engage that provide support specifically for often-deployed open source projects. So, if support considerations are a make-or-break part of application acquisition, you may still have options available to you.
Granted, none of this is rocket science, and some organizations have already crossed this bridge successfully. But for those organizations that are late in capitalizing on the many advantages afforded by open source software in the enterprise, spending time thinking through these minor complexities now is well worth any extra effort.


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Sine Mora, the side-scrolling shoot'em up from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality is now available for iOS. It will run you $5.99 or your country's equivalent. Previously released on PC, PS3, Vita and Xbox 360, an Android version is slated for release before the end of the month.
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Sine Mora, the critically acclaimed and brutally challenging side-scroller from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality should be heading to PS3 and PS Vita imminently, as suggested by a new launch trailer. See the clip below and marvel at its Sine-ness. Mora-ness?
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Sine Mora launched this week on PC, and to celebrate Kalypso Media Digital and Digital Reality have released a lovely PC launch trailer. The PC release supports full 1080p at 60 FPS, and for the next 50 minutes, you can get it for 10% off on Steam for $8.99. It will run you $1 more […]
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Sine Mora trailer goes for launch
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America, Israel and the future of American Zionism
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This comes from a talk on mobile web given by PPK the last time I was in this part of the world, before a full house at the very large eBay/PayPal "town hall" in San Jose on April 6. I decided to hold off posting it as he mentioned he's not releasing the slides so he can deliver the same talk a few more times. With two imminent talks on mobile HTML5 today at Google IO, timing is right to hit the Publish button.
This is still a live blog (I'm far too lazy to edit such things even after the event), so usual typo etc caveats apply.
(>Picture from a different event on the same topic…but how could I not include this one?)
Amid a frenzy of mobile HTML5 hacking at the HQ, I spot a tweet from the veritable @dalmaer:
@AndreCharland come to the @PPK meetup tonight! A bunch of folks are going :)
I'm in the area and not going to let the opportunity pass. So here I am.
PPK, Quirks man that he is, explains that the mobile web is more exciting than desktop these days. Twenty browsers and counting! But beyond the proliferation of browsers to pore into, mobile matters. Eventually around five times the number of desktop users in PPK's estimate.
Luke Wroblewski invented the "Mobile First" mantra. The mobile constraint forces you to design lean. Even a big screen is 480*360…that's what you get to deal with, and any fluff sends them right to your competitor. Consider a news site. All you see is headlines. Funny about that, it's all you really need.
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PPK lists a plethora of mobile browsers and asks, "Do you have to test on each of these?". Answer: "In theory, yes. In practice, don't be silly." PPK continues to drive his message that there's "no" mobile WebKit. Witness the comparison of mobile WebKits at http://quirksmode.org/webkit.html.
It's important to be aware of the Proxy Browsers, namely: Opera Mini (not Opera Mobile), Ovi (upcoming from Opera), Bolt, and UCWeb. With these browsers, a highly compressed image is sent to the client, and this actually has two (potential) benefits: less network cost and less device requirement. However, once you get fancy with client-side scripting, these devices won't do much at all. It's just not what they're made for.
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Time for some stats. According to StatCounter, in Q4, 2010:
- Safari: 23%
- Opera: 22%
- BlackBerry: 18% and dropping
- Nokia: 16%
- Android: 12% and growing fast
- NetFront 4% (on basic Sony Ericsson and Samsung)
- Samsung 1% (on Bada)
MS doesn't feature here because many manufacturers introduce Opera (or other) instead of relying on the default IE browser. Interestingly, the Bada browser was met approvingly when PPK showed it to folks recently, and does well in performance.
It's important to be aware of your own stats and circumstances too, e.g. PPK noticed, for his site at least, social media referrals cause disproportionate queries from iPhone and Android. So people dependent on social media should think about those.
PPK says right now, the browsers for most developers to consider, are Safari iPhone, Opera Mini, and Android Webkit. Beyond that, it depends on geography. In the US, BlackBerry is next to consider. Unfortunately, a recent stat said 90% of BlackBerry users are still on 5.0 or older, ie no WebKit and a very quirky browser. In Europe, Nokia WebKit matters more. Beyond that, Dolfin for bada and Opera Mobile are worth considering; fairly low mobile share, but pretty easy if the others worked.
"Mobile gives us the opportunity to practice what we preach when we talk about web standards"
PPK argues for feature detection where possible, but experienced developers say browser detection is the only way in some cases.
The Future of Apps
HTML5 is not just a technology that runs in the browser, but one that powers apps. This is a conversation PPK just about kicked off a couple of years ago, and recent trends have begun to vindicate this view. Plugs for http://apparat.io and http://build.phonegap.com from PPK right about now.
PPK Questions the Future of App Marketplaces
Right now, the proverbial developing-national fisherman might pay $25 for a Nokia feature phone. Stuff is changing. This year, we'll probably get $75 Android phones, says PPK. Too much for the fisherman right now. But give it a few years and the fisherman's phone is running apps. Is he using a marketplace? Right now, those mostly require credit cards, so what happens? Download from the net? Too expensive.
So this is where PPK talks about transferring apps device-to-device. The apps are transferred by bluetooth or NFC and the data transferred with JSON-over-SMS. PPK says it's hard right now to transfer via bluetooth on newer phones, where it works fine on future phones. The end of app stores is a consequence of this vision, sharing Eric Meyer's quote: "Why is everyone so exercised? As with all walled gardens, the web will interpret the App Store as damage and route around it."
(MM - This opens up a lot of security concerns.)
Why does PPK think the marketplaces won't work for all the platforms in the long term?
- Discoverability - worked in the past, but is harder in a more cluttered environment.
- Distribution - the web works just as well or better for distribution
- Works for Apple - it's proven that the average Apple consumer will spend money on Apple. PPK argues Google has more leverage with developers than consumers. He says that's the opposite for Nokia, Samsung, and RIM - in his theory, they have high leverage with consumers and low leverage with developers.
- Cost of Ownership - Marketplaces need payment systems, sysadmins, content checkers, documentation and best practices writers, and they cost money.
PPK notes there's a problem with Device APIs right now, i.e. users are prone to "Yes" everything. He notes there's a UI issue with modal dialogs - users will say yes! Specs are BONDI, JIL, DAP, and WAC 2.0.


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Cheese and mushroom casserole with chicken
This casserole is simple and delicious, and makes a perfect snack during a picnic (bento anyone?)—you should use it as a basic idea for a casserole, since the pasta sauce is the stable and the most important piece of the meal. It's also a very tweak-able recipe! :-)
Meringue hearts
Let this special someone know you've got your eye on them with a cute, delicious, sweet meringue heart. You only need a couple of eggs, and some sugar, and of course red coloring. These are irresistible and will make an everlasting impression (because everyone loves the person that brings sweets, right?).
Quick cream pie
Somehow I managed to hide mini chocolate muffins in my oven over the weekend and now I'm left with lots of chocolate cake crumbs. I decided to make a quick, and easy dessert, which doesn't look luxurious, but is really tasty, fast and easy to prepare in almost no time. Try on your own, you can use any kind of sweet baked cookies, cakes, etc., that crumbles easily.
Sweet potato quiche
Quiche is that one recipe that I love coming back to — it's easy to make, looks delicious and tastes heavenly :-) Plus, it allows me to come up with new fillings, which makes it very versatile!
Sweet potatoes are very smooth and creamy when boiled, then baked, and shallots add a crunchy texture. The combination of them is very mild and aromatic, so make sure you spice it up to your liking!
German Zimtsterne (cinnamon almond cookies)
I always wanted to make these, and finally got the guts — oh boy, I wasn't really prepared for the amount of nitty-gritty with making these. I started with original German recipe that called for 500g of almonds, but that ended up being 2 full baking sheets and lots of sneaky snacking between steps ;-) But the result is good, and these cookies are worth the effort.


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"Shark Night 3D" is like "Piranha 3D" only it's rated PG-13 so it's going to be missing all of the good stuff, AKA blood and boobs. Nonetheless it hits theaters on September 2nd and a new TV spot has hit with all kinds of shark biting action... So it's got some good things going for it. Like kids can get in to see it without a parent or guardian. So that's a plus for the moms out there. Maybe drop the kids off at the theater and go treat yourself with a mani-pedi and a carton of Virgina Slims.
If you left your AC filled home this weekend to see "Cowboys & Aliens" then you probably saw the trailer for Andrew Niccol's new Sci-Fi flick "In Time". For those of you who didn't though you're in luck because it's on the intertubes also! Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried star in the film which takes place in a future where a person's time left on this earth has replaced our legal tender. I'm guessing from the cast list it's also a future where all ugly people have been done away with also. I can't wait for this future.
If you've been waiting for "A Serbian Film" to hit Blu-Ray and DVD so you can own the sickest film I've ever had the misfortune of watching then you're in luck, and you should be imprisoned. For those of you not familiar with the film it is focused on Serbia's greatest porn star who comes out of retirement for one last hoorah only to find he's become a part of some sort of sick and twisted extreme form of gonzo film making. October 25th is the date that you can pick it up and I assume also be added to some sort of government watch list. Happy Halloween you freakin deviants.
If you're like me then you spend most of your time sitting on the couch watching these crap movies eating cheese curls all weekend. Mother of god I love cheese curls. But it might be time to put them down and get some exercise because a new 5K race called Run For Your Lives is coming and it looks pretty kick ass. Participants will test their endurance on a 5K run that's chock full of obstacles and teaming with zombies. Not real ones I assume, that would be pretty dangerous, but still it sounds kind of frightening.


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Effectiveness of belt positioning booster seats: an updated assessment." Pediatrics. 2009;124(5):1281-6."
Epidural cerebrospinal fluid collection after lumbar puncture." Pediatr Emerg Care. 2009;25(7):467-8."
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Fatal child cervical spine injuries in motor vehicle collisions: Analysis using unique linked national datasets." Injury. 2009;40(8):864-7."
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's military has used jets to attacks rebel fighters in northern Kachin state, the government said on Thursday, its first admission of an intensification of a conflict that has raised doubts about its reformist credentials.
Rebel sources have reported aerial bombings, shelling and even the use of chemical weapons since December 28 after the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) ignored an ultimatum to stop blocking an army supply route in the hilly, resource-rich state where more than 50,000 people have been displaced.
Official newspapers said that air support was used on December 30 to thwart KIA fighters who had occupied a hill and were attacking logistics units of the Tatmadaw, as Myanmar's military is known.
"The Tatmadaw troops cleared Point-771 hill and its surrounding areas where the KIA troops were attacking the Tatmadaw logistic troops," the New Light of Myanmar, a government mouthpiece, said. "The air cover was used in the attack."
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon voiced concern on Wednesday over reports of helicopters and fighter jets being used in the state bordering China. The KIA said the attacks were intended to clear the path for an assault on its headquarters in Laisa.
Ban called on Myanmar's government to "desist from any action that could endanger the lives of civilians" and reiterated demands for humanitarian aid groups to be granted access, U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky said in a statement.
President Thein Sein's quasi-civilian administration insists it wants a ceasefire and political dialogue. It says troops have acted only in self-defense and on Thursday denied having plans to seize the KIA's stronghold.
The escalation of fighting has raised doubts about the sincerity of the reformist ex-generals running the government and the extent of their power in a country the size of Britain and France plagued by decades of internal conflict.
Some analysts and diplomats say central government is either not fully committed to peace with the KIA or unable to assert control over the military, which still dominates politics and the economy despite formally ceding power in March 2011.
Colonel James Lum Dau, a Thai-based spokesman for the KIA's political wing, said Kachin officials on the ground had reported up to 300 people killed in air strikes.
"We are in a defensive position. Right now more people are suffering not only bombings, but shelling and spraying of chemical weapons with helicopter gunships and jets," he said. "Only god knows what to do. We are praying."
It is difficult for journalists to independently verify accounts from the two sides.
Fighting erupted in Kachin in June 2010, ending a 17-year truce, and has continued even as government negotiators have agreed ceasefires elsewhere with ethnic Shan, Chin, Mon and Karen militias after decades of fighting in border areas.
Mistrust runs deep between the military and the KIA, which was once backed by China, and multiple rounds of talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire have gone nowhere. Analysts say a history of bad blood and a battle for control of resources, including highly lucrative jade, could be stoking the unrest.
Zaw Htay, a senior official in Thein Sein's office, told Reuters no air strikes had taken place but K-8 trainer jets had provided cover fire to protect ground troops from rebel attacks. The military, he said, had no intention of seizing the KIA's headquarters.
"The president has said this and at the same time he has invited KIA leaders to come and talk with him in Naypyitaw, but they still haven't responded," Zaw Htay said.
(Additional reporting by Paul Carsten in Bangkok; Writing by Martin Petty; Editing by Alan Raybould)


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A failed attempt find a compromise in U.S. budget negotiations sent global stock markets plummeting Friday, as investors feared the world's largest economy could teeter into recession if no deal is found.
Without an agreement, the U.S. economy will fall off the so-called fiscal cliff on Jan. 1 when Bush-era tax cuts expire and spending cuts kick in automatically. The measures were designed to have a negative effect on the U.S. economy, in the hopes that the feared outcome would push lawmakers and President Barack Obama to find a deal.
"We've seen Europe's politicians repeatedly flirt lemming-like with cliff-diving in 2012, and now it's the turn of U.S. leaders,'" said Kit Juckes, an analyst with Societe Generale. "The nagging fear is always there that someone, on one side of the Atlantic or the other, will forget to let rational thought take over at the last second."
Amid the uncertainty, European shares fell. France's CAC dropped 0.15 percent to 3,661, while the DAX in Germany dropped 0.6 percent at 7,626. The FTSE index of leading British shares retreated 0.6 percent to 5,929.
The euro also fell sharply, dropping 0.3 percent to $1.3182.
In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 index closed 1 percent lower at 9,940.06. Hong Kong's Hang Seng lost 0.7 percent to 22,506.29. South Korea's Kospi shed 1 percent at 1,980.42. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.2 percent to 4,623.60. Mainland Chinese stocks were mixed.
U.S. stock futures tumbled after rank-and-file Republican lawmakers failed to support an alternative tax plan by House Speaker John Boehner late Thursday in Washington. That plan would have allowed tax rates to rise on households earning $1 million and up. Obama wants the level to be $400,000.
In early trading in New York, the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 1 percent to 13,183, while the broader Standard & Poor's index fell 1.1 percent at 1,427.
"The fiscal cliff is a real threat not just for U.S. growth next year but for the outlook for global growth," said Jane Foley, currency analyst with Rabobank.
When growth slows, energy demand does, too, and oil prices fell in anticipation.
Benchmark crude for February delivery fell $1.92 to $88.19 per barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Pamela Sampson in Bangkok and Fu Ting in Shanghai contributed to this report.
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Sony's Fury debuted in first place this weekend with an estimated $23.5 million. The David Ayer directed war film starring Brad Pitt opened on the low end of pre-release expectations. Fury opened a slim 7 percent ahead of the $22.00 million debut of Sony's The Monuments Men back in February and 20.5 percent ahead of the $19.50 million start of Sony's Moneyball back in September of 2011. Like both of those films were able to do, Fury will hope to hold up well going forward.
Fury opened with $8.83 million on Friday (which included a relatively large $1.2 million from Thursday night shows), increased 3 percent on Saturday to take in $9.13 million and is estimated to fall 39 percent on Sunday to gross $5.55 million. That places the film's estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio at a somewhat front-loaded 2.66 to 1. The audience breakdown for Fury skewed towards male moviegoers (60 percent) and slightly towards moviegoers over the age of 35 (51 percent). Fury received an encouraging A- rating on CinemaScore.
After leading the box office each of the past two weekends, Fox's Gone Girl placed in second this weekend with an estimated $17.8 million. The critically acclaimed David Fincher directed film starring Ben Affleck continued to hold up well, as it was down just 33 percent from last weekend. Gone Girl surpassed the $100 million mark this weekend and has now grossed $107.07 million through 17 days of release. Before much longer, Gone Girl will zoom past the $127.51 million final domestic gross of 2008's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button to become David Fincher's highest grossing film to date (without adjusting for ticket price inflation).
Fellow Fox release The Book of Life followed closely behind in third with an estimated $17.0 million debut. The modestly budgeted computer animated film opened in line with expectations and likely received an added boost from opening a couple weeks before Halloween and Day of the Dead. The Book of Life opened nearly on par with the recent $17.28 million launch of The Boxtrolls. The Book of Life started out with $4.98 million on Friday, increased 38 percent on Saturday to take in $6.87 million and is estimated to decline 25 percent on Sunday to gross $5.16 million. That places the film's estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio at 3.42 to 1. Like Fury, The Book of Life also received an encouraging A- rating on CinemaScore.
Fellow family film Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day claimed fourth place with an estimated $12.04 million. The Disney release starring Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner fell 34 percent from last weekend. That represented a very nice hold, especially given the added competition for family audiences from The Book of Life. Alexander has grossed $36.87 million through ten days of release, which is in line with expectations and is very solid with the film's modest price tag in mind.
Relativity's The Best of Me rounded out the weekend's top with an estimated debut of $10.2 million. The Nicholas Sparks adaptation starring Michelle Monaghan and James Marsden opened on the low end of its modest expectations. The Best of Me opened softer than most Sparks adaptations, with the film's performance more closely representing the $13.42 million start of 2008's Nights in Rodanthe. The Best of Me opened with $4.14 million on Friday, fell 8.5 percent on Saturday to take in $3.79 million and is estimated to fall 40 percent on Sunday to gross $2.27 million. That places the film's estimated opening weekend to Friday ratio at just 2.46 to 1. The Best of Me received a solid B+ rating on CinemaScore, which strongly suggests that the film is going over better with moviegoers than with critics.
In their second weekend of release, Universal's Dracula Untold and Warner's The Judge claimed sixth and seventh places with respective estimates of $9.9 million and $7.94 million. Dracula Untold was down a sharp 58 percent from last weekend's stronger than expected start, while The Judge was down a very solid 39 percent from last weekend's modest debut. Respective ten-day total grosses stand at $40.75 million for Dracula Untold and at $26.84 million for The Judge.
Warner's Annabelle placed in eighth with an estimated $7.93 million. The low-budget spin-off to The Conjuring was down a respectable 50 percent and has grossed a stronger than expected $74.13 million in 17 days. Annabelle will face new direct competition next weekend when Universal unleashes Ouija in theaters on Friday.
On the platform front, the critically acclaimed Birdman was off to a terrific start with an estimated $415,000 from 4 locations in New York and Los Angeles. The Alejandro González Iñárritu directed film starring Michael Keaton from Fox Searchlight and New Regency generated a massive per-location average of $103,750 for the frame. Birdman will receive a major expansion next weekend.


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Nearly everyone loves the Holidays. Yet, as much as we all want to be happy during these festive times, many people, especially our elder population, may be sad, blue, or simply depressed. There are numerous reasons for this situation:
Mental Health America estimates that nearly 2+ million folks aged 65 or older will suffer from Holiday depression this year. And, with the recession we are in, poor financial conditions for many, numerous people without jobs, that figure could certainly to be even higher this Holiday season.
Many believe that depression in the elderly is caused by the normal aging process or for many of the reasons listed above. Although this can certainly be true in some cases, it seems that most depression is the result of chronic or serious illness (which can often lead to many other symptoms). It is important to see and acknowledge the signs of depression in your elder loved one -- early recognition and treatment is the best cure for Holiday depression.
Below are several sign of depression pulled from The Geriatric Mental Health Foundation (www.gmhfonline.org):
Of course depression is treatable, but time and patience is required to be successful or even helpful. It is important to have your loved one examined by a trained professional, preferably a Geriatric Psychiatrist, who can best identify symptoms, make an accurate diagnosis, and provide appropriate methods of treatment to follow. Until that occurs, you can make some inroads with your elder by being honest, sincere and discuss how difficult the holidays can be.
As with many mental illnesses, it all takes time and the patience to wait for the elder to make up their mind that they do need help. In the meantime, see if you can get your loved one to participate in some holiday activities, even just the dinner might be enough to help get him through the day and feel a bit better about himself. Remember, one step at a time . . .
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Title 7 - Elections
SECTION 7-1-10. Short title.
This Title shall be known as the "South Carolina Election Law."
SECTION 7-1-20. Definitions.
The following words and phrases used herein, unless the same be plainly inconsistent with the context, shall be construed as follows:
(1) "General election" means the election provided herein to be held for the election of officers to the regular terms of office provided by law, whether State, United States, county, municipal or of any other political subdivision of the State, and for voting on constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly;
(2) "Special election" means any other election including any referendum provided by law to be held under the provisions of law applicable to general elections;
(3) "Primary" means a party primary election held by a political party under the provisions of this Title;
(4) "Inhabitants" means the number of inhabitants according to the Federal census last taken;
(5) "Electoral board" means the board or other authority empowered to hold a general or special election;
(6) A "voting or polling precinct" shall mean an area created by the legislature for convenient localization of polling places and which shall be administered and votes counted therein as a local unit in all elections;
A "voting place" shall be any place within a voting or polling precinct wherein ballots may be cast.
(7) "Political party" means a political party, organization, or association certified as such by the State Election Commission in the manner provided for in this title;
(8) "State committee" means the State executive committee of a political party;
(9) "State chairman" means the chairman of the State executive committee of a political party;
(10) "County committee" means the county executive committee of a political party;
(11) "County chairman" means the chairman of the county executive committee of a political party;
(12) "Club district" means the territory of the general election voting place or precinct in which the political party club is formed under this Title, whether a ward or township or a subdivision thereof;
(13) "Booth" includes a voting machine booth, curtain or enclosure; and
(14) "Legal holiday" means any holiday recognized by the State or Federal law.
(15) "Voter", "Registered voter", "Elector", "Registered elector", "Qualified elector", or "Qualified registered elector" means any person whose name is contained on the active roster of voters maintained by the State Election Commission and whose name has not been removed from the roster for any of the reasons named in items (2) and (3) of subsection (C) of Section 7-3-20 and who possesses a valid registration certificate.
SECTION 7-1-25. "Domicile" defined.
(A) A person's residence is his domicile. "Domicile" means a person's fixed home where he has an intention of returning when he is absent. A person has only one domicile.
(B) For voting purposes, a person has changed his domicile if he (1) has abandoned his prior home and (2) has established a new home, has a present intention to make that place his home, and has no present intention to leave that place.
(C) For voting purposes, a spouse may establish a separate domicile.
SECTION 7-1-30. Receipt of public aid does not disfranchise any citizen.
Nothing in this Title shall disfranchise any citizen, if otherwise qualified, who may receive any public aid from the State or Federal Government through the Department of Social Services or any other State or Federal agency.
SECTION 7-1-40. Title applicable to all elections.
This Title shall apply to and control all elections, including elections for the issuance of bonds and other elections in which any question or issue is submitted to a vote of the people.
SECTION 7-1-50. Contesting election of Governor.
In case of a contest of the election of Governor, if the General Assembly by concurrent resolution shall entertain the same, the Senate and House of Representatives shall, each separately, proceed to hear and determine the facts in the case, so far as they deem necessary, and decide thereon who is entitled to be declared elected. If the two branches of the General Assembly come to the same decision, they shall, by concurrent resolution, declare who is duly elected and entitled to enter upon and exercise the office of Governor; and such person thereupon shall, upon taking the oath prescribed in the Constitution, be inducted into office. If the two branches of the General Assembly do not come to the same decision, then an election shall be called by the Governor, to take place in not less than sixty nor more than ninety days, at which the qualified electors shall proceed to vote for a suitable person to fill the office of Governor.
SECTION 7-1-60. Each multiple office is separate and distinct; candidate is to qualify for one specific office; ballots for multiple offices.
Each multiple office in this State shall constitute a separate and distinct office to which a separate number shall be assigned within each election district for such an office. A candidate for such an office shall be required to qualify for a specific office and shall not be permitted to qualify for more than one such office in any one election.
The election ballots for multiple offices shall reflect the number assigned to each office and the names of the candidates.
SECTION 7-1-70. Catawba Indians, if otherwise qualified, are citizens.
All Catawba Indians, otherwise qualified, are hereby declared to be citizens of the State of South Carolina and shall enjoy and have all the rights and privileges belonging to other citizens of the State.
SECTION 7-1-80. Liability of broadcasting station for defamatory statement by candidate.
The owner, licensee or operator of a visual or sound radio broadcasting station or network of stations and the agents or employees of any such owner, licensee or operator shall not be liable for any damages for any defamatory statement published or uttered in or as a part of a visual or sound radio broadcast by a candidate for political office in those instances where, under the acts of Congress or the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission, the broadcasting station or network of stations, is prohibited from censoring the material broadcast by such candidate, provided the owner, licensee, or operator shall cause to be made at the conclusion of the broadcast the following announcement in substance; "The broadcast you have just heard was not censored in accord with the immunity from censorship extended legally qualified political candidates."
SECTION 7-1-100. Availability to media of local ballot question and simplified explanation thereof.
(A) If a countywide or less than countywide referendum is held on a question, the electoral board charged with conducting the referendum shall make the ballot question available to the news media in the county at least forty-five days in advance of the date of the referendum.
(B) If the electoral board determines that a referendum question is of a nature that it might not be clearly understood by the voters, it may prepare a simplified or, when appropriate, more detailed explanation of the question that must be placed on the ballot along with the referendum question. When mechanical devices for voting are used, printed copies of the explanation must be made available at each voting precinct. The explanation provided must be made available to the news media in the county on the same schedule provided in subsection (A).
(C) No referendum may be challenged on the grounds that the electoral board failed to act in a timely manner to implement this section.
(D) The provisions of Section 7-13-2130 apply with respect to any proceeding challenging a referendum based on any explanation provided by the electoral board.
(E) The provisions of this section do not apply to a referendum for which the General Assembly provides the ballot question.


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Death of Ariz. serial killer ruled a suicide
A medical examiner ruled that Dale Hausner overdosed an antidepressants
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FLORENCE, Ariz. — The death of a convicted Arizona serial killer whose body was discovered last month in an isolation cell was ruled a suicide Thursday by a medical examiner who said the gunman who once terrorized Phoenix had overdosed on antidepressants.
Dale Hausner, 40, was found guilty in a series of random shootings on pedestrians, bicyclists and animals. The former airport janitor was given six death sentences and hundreds of years in prison for killing six people and attacking 19 others in 2005 and 2006.
Hausner was found unresponsive June 19 in his cell at the Eyman state prison complex in Florence. He was pronounced dead about an hour later at a hospital in Anthem, according to Arizona Department of Corrections officials.
Forensic pathologist Dr. Gregory Hess, of the Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office, said the cause of death was "amitriptyline intoxication." Amitriptyline is one of a variety of antidepressant medications.
Prison officials said it wasn't immediately clear how Hausner obtained the antidepressants. DOC officials said the department was conducting a complete investigation into the circumstances of Hausner's death and the autopsy report was part of that probe.
Hausner always denied any involvement in the attacks and suggested his former roommate might have carried out some of the crimes.
Hausner was arrested in August 2006 with his roommate Sam Dieteman at the apartment they shared in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa. Inside, police found guns, news clippings of the killings and a city map marked with the locations of some of the shootings.
Dieteman, who pleaded guilty in two of the killings and was sentenced to life in prison, testified against Hausner, saying they cruised around late at night looking for strangers to shoot.
The "serial shooter" attacks and an unrelated serial killer case kept neighborhood watch groups on high alert in the summer of 2006. Families stayed inside and authorities called meetings that drew hundreds of people.
Police said their big break came when one of Dieteman's drinking buddies called police to say Dieteman had bragged about shooting people.
Even though Hausner had denied any involvement, he took an odd turn during the penalty phase of his trial when he apologized to the families of every victim.
Since his convictions, Hausner had asked that he be executed quickly.
County authorities have said that while he was awaiting trial, Hausner tried to kill himself with an overdose of cold tablets.
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Feb. 13, 2009
Norfolk, Va. - Head coach Heather Weisel and the Old Dominion University rowing program held the first of a series of luncheons entitled Women of Excellence, Tuesday afternoon at the Webb Center on the campus of ODU. Initiated by Weisel, the series is designed to allow successful women from the ODU campus and the Norfolk community to interact with the student-athletes and share their personal stories, as well as develop relationships as possible mentors. In addition, the series is also used to introduce ODU and the sport of rowing to the community.
"The Women of Excellence Luncheon was a great start to a part of our program that we hope will become important to both the student-athletes and the wonderful women who participated," added Weisel. "We realize that it takes time for a program like this grow and develop its own personality and meaning to everyone, and we look forward to its evolution and inspiration."
The luncheon consisted of panel and round table discussions that covered topics such as success, pursuing goals and dreams, and creating a support network.
"The luncheon was a great opportunity for my teammates and I," said freshman captain Liz Hess. "We were able to listen to many successful women in our community talk about the different paths that they have taken and their views of success. Whether it is a stay at home mom or the owner of their own company, the most important thing is to find something that makes you happy.
The Women of Excellence series will continue March 31, and those wishing to attend can contact head coach Heather Weisel at 757-683-6715 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Classic Cookbooks: Chicken with Sliced Lemon and Fried Onions Recipe
One of the first Madhur Jaffrey meat recipes I ever tried was a goat stew. Although she recommends that Americans replace the goat with lamb, I'm open to new meats, and someone at the Greenmarket was actually selling goat for stew, so I thought, why not?
Well, my adventuresomeness was not rewarded. I don't know if it was the recipe (which included at least 8 tablespoons of oil) or the goat (which gave off a lot of fat), but the stew tasted mostly of grease and gristle.
Presumably much has changed in both India and the United States since An Invitation to Indian Cooking was written more than three decades ago, but Jaffrey tells us that Indian meat is leaner and tougher than what we find in America. (She also vividly recalls the days when you bought chicken live from a barefoot man who brought a basket of "indignant" poultry to your house, and she describes vegetables and gardens that will make you cry if you bring them to mind while shopping for produce at your supermarket.) Until I can find some really lean goat to give that stew another go, I'll happily stick with chicken, such as chicken with sliced lemon and fried onions. This recipe yields very tender chicken and a thick, delicious onion gravy; it would, I think, be an excellent gateway dish for people who think they don't like Indian food.
- Yield:4-6
- 3-3 1/2 pounds bone-in, skinless chicken pieces (I used all thighs; it's easy to remove the skin yourself, if you can't find bone-in, skinless parts)
- 3 medium-sized onions
- A piece of fresh ginger, about 1-inch cube, peeled and coarsely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, peeled and coarsely chopped
- 8 tablespoons vegetable oil (I used only 6)
- 1 tablespoon ground coriander
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 2 tablespoons plain yogurt
- 4 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 whole lemon
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
If the chicken pieces are skin-on, remove the skin. Rinse and pat dry.
Peel the onions. Chop two of them coarsely and put them into the bowl of a food processor or blender. Cut the third one in half lengthwise, then slice it into thin half-rounds and set aside.
Add 6 tablespoons of water, the ginger, and the garlic to the onions in the food processor or blender and blend at high speed until you have a smooth paste.
Heat 6 tablespoons of the oil (I used 4) in a 10-12 inch pot over medium-high flame. When hot, put in the sliced onions and fry them, stirring, until they are darkish brown and crisp, though not burned. Remove onions with a slotted spoon and leave them to drain on paper towels.
In the same oil, brown the chicken pieces on all sides until they are golden. Do this speedily over high flame so the chicken browns but does not cook through. I did the thighs about 2 minutes per side. You will need to do it in at least 2 batches. Remove the chicken with slotted spoon to a bowl or plate.
Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil to the pot. Pour in the paste from the blender (turn your face away!). Stirring, fry on medium-high heat for about 10 minutes or until the paste turns a nice golden brown. Now put in the coriander, cumin, and turmeric and fry, stirring continuously; after another 2 minutes add yogurt, a teaspoon at a time; after 2 or 3 minutes, the tomato sauce, a tablespoon at a time, continuing to stir and fry. Finally, add salt, cinnamon, cloves, cayenne pepper, and 1 1/2 cups of water. Bring to a boil. Cover, lower heat, and simmer gently for 10 minutes.
Cut the lemon into 4 or 5 slices, discarding the end pieces, and remove the seeds. Add lemon slices along with the chicken pieces, fried onions, sugar, and the ground pepper to the sauce, stir, and bring to a boil. Cover, lower heat, and simmer gently for 20-25 minutes, or until the chicken is tender, turning the pieces every now and then. If chicken sticks to the bottom of pot, add a little more water. You should end up with a very thick sauce. (My sauce was thick but also copious and in no danger of sticking. I don't know if it was correct, but it tasted good.)
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