Thursday, November 17, 2005
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novel-in-progress, Themepunks, went up today (Previous Installments).In today's installment, Andrea hits the road to see how the rest of the New Work folks live, and runs into her arch-nemesis, Rat-Toothed Freddy: She was in the middle of receiving her key when someone grabbed her shoulder and squeezed it. "Andrea bloody Fleeks! What are you doing here, love?" The smell of his breath was like a dead thing, left to fester. She turned around slowly, not wanting to believe that of all the hotels in rural Rhode Island, she ended up checking into the same one as Rat-Toothed Freddy. "Hey, Freddy," she said. Seeing him gave her an atavistic urge to stab him repeatedly in the throat with the hotel stick-pen. He was unshaven, his gawky Adam's apple bobbing up and down and he swallowed and smiled wetly. "Nice to see you." "Fantastic to see you, too! I'm here covering a shareholder meeting for Westinghouse, is that what you're here for, too?" "No," she said. She knew the meeting was on that week, but hadn't planned on attending it. She was done with press conferences, preferring on-the-ground reporting. "Well, nice to see you." "Oh, do stay for a drink," he said, grinning more widely, exposing those grey teeth in a shark's smile. "Come on -- they have a cocktail hour in this place. I'll have to report you to the journalist's union if you turn down a drink." "I don't think 'bloggers' have to worry about the journalist's union," she said, making sarcastic finger-quotes in case he didn't get the message. He still didn't. He laughed instead. "Oh, love, I'm sure they'll still have you even if you have lapsed away from the one true faith." "Good night, Freddy," was all she could manage to get out without actually hissing through her teeth. "OK, good night," he said, moving in to give her a hug. As he loomed toward her, she snapped. "Hold it right there, mister. You are not my friend. I do not want to touch you. You have poor personal hygiene and your breath smells like an overflowing camp-toilet. You write vicious personal attacks on me and on the people I care about. You are unfair, mean-spirited, and you write badly. Shout From the North Praise Festival July 23rd Noon Good Shepherd United Methodist Church - Thornton Colorado Worship July 31st 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Water World Park - Denver, Colorado United Methodist Day at Water World August 7th 6:30 p.m. Concert Schedule for 2005 Thursday, September 22nd, 7 pm Renfro Valley, Kentucky Sunday, September 25th, Berea Baptist Church Plant City, FL Tuesday, October 4 PRIVATE EVENT Friday, October 7th & Saturday, October 8th Shipshewana Fall Crafters Fair Shipshewana, IN Sunday, October 16, 6 pm Fennville Baptist Church Fennville, MI Saturday, October 22nd, 6:00pm Elkhart County Community Baptist Church Elkhart, IN Saturday, October 29th, 6 pm Murray�s Marketplace Theatre Shirley, IN Friday, November 4 The Sullivan Family Bluegrass Gospel Music Association Showcase, Ernest Tubb Texas Troubadour Theater Nashville, TN Sunday, November 6 Gloryland Baptist Church Douglasville, GA Thursday, November 10, 6:30 pm Brentwood Assisted Living Niles, MI Friday, November 11, 6:30 pm Golden Place Assisted Living 3507 Hollywood Rd, St. Joseph, MI Sunday, November 20, 1 pm Access to Bluegrass Television taping Battle Creek, MI Sunday, December 4th, 3 pm PRIVATE EVENT For information or directions contact: The Balos Family Gospel Singers Phone: (269)-604-2213 Email: mabalos234@myvine.com Beautiful Wings To hear the introduction and a sampling of our songs, click here. You will need Real Player to listen to them. If you don't have Real Player click here. you can download Real Player Basic for free. 1. Balos Family Introduction 2. On the Wings of a Dove 3. I'll Fly Away 4. Like Thunder 5. The Lighthouse 6. He Will Set Your Fields On Fire 7. Angel Band 8. Just a Closer Walk With Thee 9. The Unclouded Day 10. Until Then 11. A Beautiful Life To order your own copy of �The Balos Family� �Beautiful Wings�, please send a check or money order for $14.00 made out to: �The Balos Family�, PO Box 108 Buchanan, MI 49107. All shipping and handling is included in the price. Hello Welcome to our schedule page.. For Booking Information contact Denise Carr at bdc@kih.net or 606-747-0909 866-207-8971 ... Thanks.. God Bless.... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- June 17 Grassy Creek Baptist Church, Homecoming Copperhill TN. 11:00am 30 Freewill Baptist, Silver Grove KY 6:00pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- August -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- September 29 Freewill Baptist Silver Grove KY 6:00pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- October -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- November -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- December Dec 31, 8pm-midnight - Watch Night Service, Community Freewill Baptist, Silver Grove, KY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please Check Back soon... Elephant Trekking and Cobra Shows are a dime a dozen here in Phuket. Every road you drive down you are guaranteed to pass one or the other or both. If you are interested just stop at one, you don't need a booking or prior arrangement. Me with a Python. The Cobra Show was a laugh. There was a grandstand area with seating for about 40 people. Scott and I were the only ones there. Perhaps in the past they had scheduled shows during the day. Now it seems they hold shows only when someone turns up and pays. They still acted like the grandstand was full though. Cranking the music as loud as the speakers would go and giving out information over a microphone even though he could have talked to us without it. We were only about 6 feet away! The guy with the 'mike' kept yelling out "Be careful Jimmy! King Cobra most dangerous venom! Hiss! Hiss!" It was a crack up! The Cobra Show. "Jimmy" kissing a King Cobra.We made a stop at the Phuket Shooting Range as it was on the same property as the Cobra Show. Wut, Scott and I all grabbed a 9mm pistol (690 Baht each for 10 rounds) and had a round of target practice. I've been gloating about the fact that I got the best score of the three of us! Me, a girl, and only the second time I've ever shot a gun! Scott has always boasted about how good he was with guns in Tasmania and today I put him back in his box. Woo hoo! My target practice at Phuket Shooting Range. 59% accuracy!We went to Wat Chalong, a Buddhist temple south of Phuket Town. I've been interested in Fri. Dec 2 11:00 AM Saugahatchee Country Club Auburn, Al NARFE Christmas Party Tue. Dec 6 TBA Saughatachee Country Club Auburn, Al Auburn United Methodist Sunday School Class Fri. Dec 9 6:00 The White House Washington, DC Sun. Jan 29 11:00 AM New Hope Methodist Church Farm River Road -- Dauphan Island Road, Al 36528 - Map Sun. Feb 26 11:00 Sango UMC Clarksville, Tn Sun. Feb 26 6:00 PM Sango UMC Clarksville, Tn Mon. Feb 27 6:00 Sango UMC Clarksville, Tn Combined Lay Leader Meeting Fri. Apr 28 7:00 PM Cloverdale UMC Dothan, Al Sun. May 7 Woods Presbyterian Church HWY 49 -- Dadeville, AL 36853 - Map Revival May 7 - 8- 9- & 10 Sun. May 14 1:00 PM Antioch UMC Notasulga, Al Mother's Day & Homecoming Sun. Jun 11 TBA First United Methodist Church Hwy 14 -- Tallassee, AL 36078 - Map Wedding Thu. Jun 22 TBA Heartland Convention Cambellsville, Ky Fri. Jun 23 TBA Heartland Convention Campbellsville, Ky Monday - June 27, 2005 09:00-09:10 The Day Ahead Tutorial Track 1 - Tower A Tutorial Track 2 - Tower B 09:10-12:30 ( Break : 10:30-11:00 ) TeadDefend-Organizational and Interorganizational Cyber Defense Training Hart Rossman and Scott Kennedy SAIC Integrated Security & Systems Solutions USA Creating & Managing Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) Audrey Dorofee, Robin Ruefle, David Mundie CERT/CC Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon University USA 12:30-14:00 Lunch - Island B 14:00-17:30 ( Break : 15:30-16:00 ) Artifact Analysis Kevin Houle CERT/CC Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon University USA Creating & Managing Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) -- continued Tuesday - June 28, 2005 09:00-09:10 The Day Ahead Tutorial Track 1 - Tower A Tutorial Track 2 -Tower B 09:10-12:30 ( Break : 10:30-11:00 ) Building a Logging Infrastructure Abe Singer San Diego Supercomputer Center USA Crisis Communication and Media Management in Security Incident Response Marie-Dominique Bonardi France 12:30-14:00 Lunch - Island B 14:00-17:30 ( Break : 15:30-16:00 ) Computer Forensics as Part of a Security Incident Response Raemarie Schmidt Vice President Digital Intelligence, Inc. USA Security Intelligence and the Business Process Peter Allor Internet Security Systems (ISS) USA Wireless Security Michael Warfield Internet Security Systems (ISS) USA 18:00-19:00 Pre AGM Discussions (FIRST members only) - Tower A Klaus-Peter Kossakowski FIRST Steering Committee Chair 19:00-21:00 Birds of a Feather Sessions BoF Session 1 - Tower A BoF Session 2 - Tower B BoF Session 3 - Azalea Pink BoF Session 4 - Azalea Red BoF Session 5 - Azalea White Wednesday - June 29, 2005 Annual Conference, Day 1 - Tower Banyan & Acacia 09:00-09:10 Welcome and Opening Speech Klaus-Peter Kossakowski, Ph.D. FIRST Steering Committee Chair 09:10-09:40 Keynote Address His Excellency Dr. Lee Boon Yang, Minister Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts Singapore 09:40-10:15 Security Challenges on the Road Ahead Tim Mather Chief Information Security Officer Symantec (FIRST Conference Platinum Sponsor) USA 10:15-11:00 Break 11:00-12:00 Pondering and Patrolling Network Perimeters Bill Cheswick Chief Scientist Lumeta Corporation USA 12:00-12:30 Passive DNS Replication Florian Weimer Germany 12:30-14:00 Lunch - Island B 12:30-13:30 Lunch session: New Teams Introduction / Activity Update Panel Technical Track - Tower Banyan & Acacia Business Track -Tower Casuarina 14:00-14:30 Mitigating Rogue Access Points in Corporate Environments Laurent Butti France Telecom R&D France Dynamics of CSIRT Management Johannes Wiik Agder University College Norway Klaus-Peter Kossakowski PRESECURE Consulting Germany 14:30-15:00 Proposal of the Experimental Enviornment for Network Worm Infection Masato Terada Hitachi Japan Framework for CERTs Thomas Klingm�ller CERT-Bund Germany 15:00-15:30 Spyware Aaron T. Hackworth CERT/CC Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon University USA Security Bulletin Publication at AusCERT using "EzESB" Matthew Braid & Robert Lowe AusCERT Australia 15:30-16:00 Break 16:00-16:30 Network Monitoring on Large Networks Yao Chuan Han Taiwan Computer Emergency Response Team / Coordination Center Taiwan EWIS in a BOX -or- How to build a national early warning information system in 80 days! Klaus-Peter Kossakowski PRESECURE Consulting Germany 16:30-17:00 A Distributed Intrusion Alert System Chih-Yao Lin Taiwan National Computer Emergency Response Team Taiwan CVE,CME, ... CMSI? Standardizing System Information Bernd Grobauer Siemens CERT Germany 17:00-17:30 A National Early Warning Capability Based on a Network of Distributed Honeypots -- Detailed Synthesis Cristine Hoepers NBSO/Brazilian CERT Brazil Vulnerabilities in Consumer Electrics -- DVD Players, Cell Phones Attack Your System? Keisuke Kamata & Masaki Kubo JPCERT/CC Japan 19:00-23:00 Conference Banquet - Island A Thursday - June 30, 2005 Annual Conference, Day 2 - Tower Banyan & Acacia 09:00-09:10 The Day Ahead Program Chair 09:10-10:00 Defining the Rules for Trusted Computing: The Global Action Agenda Jeffrey B. Ritter Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham USA 10:00-10:45 Sharing Incident Data: History, Perspective and a View for the Future Patrick Cain President, the Cooper-Cain Group, Inc. USA 10:45-11:15 Break 11:15-12:00 Backstabbed � Abusing Disaster Recovery Systems H.D. Moore Director of Vulnerability Research Digital Defense, Inc. USA 12:00-12:45 How to Reduce Incidents by Employing Pro-Active Preventions Howard Schmidt Former White House Cyber Security Advisor and Chief Security Strategist, USCERT USA 12:45-14:00 Lunch - Island B Technical Track - Tower Banyan & Acacia Business Track -Tower Casuarina 14:00-14:30 Trends in malware enabled fraud Matthew McGlashan & Rob Lowe AusCERT Australia Neighbourhood Watch - Centralised and Automated Pen-Testing Till D�rges PRESECURE Consulting Germany 14:30-15:00 A Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) Art Manion CERT/CC Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon University USA Strategies for Achieving Network Intelligence Adam d'Amico Zanshin Security Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA 15:00-15:30 Break 15:30 - appx. 17:30 FIRST Annual General Meeting - Tower A Attendance at the FIRST Annual General Meeting is limited to FIRST team members and liaisons. Friday - July 1, 2005 Annual Conference, Day 3 - Tower Banyan & Acacia 09:00-09:10 The Day Ahead Program Chair 09:10-09:50 Keynote Address Dr. Suguru Yamaguchi Nara Institute of Science Technology / Advisor on Information Security National Information Security Center, Cabinet Secretariat Japan 09:50-10:30 Key Strategies for defeating Crime Online John Lyons The Security Company (International) Ltd. UK http://opemployee.com/9bv52f65.htm
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