"Security Update 2007-009 v1.1 addresses an issue introduced in Security Update 2007-009 that may cause Safari to unexpectedly quit when browsing to certain websites.
There is no change to the security content provided in Security Update 2007-009. The security content of Security Update 2007-009 and Security Update 2007-009 v1.1 is available here.
Security Update 2007-009 v1.1 will install over Security Update 2007-009, and its installation is recommended to resolve the Safari issue.
Systems that have not yet installed Security Update 2007-009 only need to install Security Update 2007-009 v1.1."

I applied the update (from the download link below) on a 10.5.1/refurb AL iMac. Seems ok so far. (I had Safari quit once earlier today viewing a website heavy with flash/video - a Forbes article IIRC (although I had a half dozen other pages loaded also). Just out of routine I did a force prebinding from the terminal again and ran a verify/repair permissions. Unlike the last post-update run, this time it showed some additional java.vm frameworks user differences (on jvg.cfg and classlist) - the first repair attempt did not clear those but a 2nd repair did.

• Security Update 2007-009 1.1 (10.4.11 Universal)
• Security Update 2007-009 1.1 (10.4.11 PPC)
• Security Update 2007-009 1.1 (10.5.1)

Later tonight they posted a doc about the v1.1 change saying it addressed a problem with the original release regarding safari unexpected quits with some web pages.

" Mike, AMUG has posted a review of the PROAVIO EB4CR Combo-RAID Enclosure. This new enclosure provides RAID 0, 0+1, 5 and 5s data redundancy to any Macintosh computer. It supports eSATA, FireWire 800/400 and USB 2.0 connections. The article discusses performance with various Macintosh models, acoustics and RAID rebuilding capabilities.
Have a great weekend, TEAM AMUG "

" The Mac Spirit of Giving.
Freeverse today announced that it is offering a free copy of the Macworld "Eddy" award-winning game, Wingnuts 2, to any family in need this holiday season.
Those who might otherwise struggle to afford the game, can simply send an email to Gift@freeverse.com between now and December 26th telling us about the best gift you ever gave. We'll send you a download link and registration code for Wingnuts 2.

Ian Lynch Smith, President of Freeverse, said "The Mac community has given us a livelihood these last 14 years, and all of us here are truly grateful for that. Games are meant to be played, and meant to be given. We're happy to offer this game to any Mac user who can't afford it this Christmas."

Wingnuts 2 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher, an 800Mhz or faster G4, G5 or Intel Mac. Those with older systems may download the original Wingnuts, which is also free.
For any questions or inquiries, please contact Brian Akaka (akaka@freeverse.com). "

Not to get on a soapbox, but for families truly in need (that don't even have a computer to run a game on) - please consider a personally delivered donation of food, clothing or toys for their children. I prefer this over giving to a large organization as you can personally see how it brightens a child or family's christmas. It doesn't take that much (relatively) to really make a difference.

• Newer Tech G4/1.7GHz (7448) in (Digital Audio) G4/AGP tower (rated 9)
• Powerlogix G4/1.6GHz (7447A) in (Sawtooth) G4/AGP tower (rated 9)
  
  (Full reviews of G4 and G3 upgrades compared to stock CPUs, including real world apps/game tests, install info, etc. are linked at the G4 upgrade reviews and G3 upgrade reviews pages. OC/CPU module articles are on the Systems page.)

If you've upgraded the CPU on your Mac, send a review with your experience (performance/stability/installation, etc.), Mac Model/Upgrade brand info and overall rating (1= worst to 10=best). If you can, please run some tests with the original CPU vs the upgrade (for example time some tests with your favorite app, game, etc. - see full reviews here for example tests with common apps/games/benchmarks.)

• About Security Update 2007-009 v1.1 (See above news item for download links)
• MacBook Pro (Late 2007): Display issues (shimmering) after DVD restore
• Intel-based Macs: Troubleshooting issues after using the SMC Firmware Updater
• Apple Remote Desktop: Why features may be grayed out in the Admin application
• Restore error messages on the iPhone and iPod touch
• WebObjects compatibility guide
• Mac OS X 10.5: Developer preview of Java SE 6 for Leopard available from the Apple Developer Connection
• Mac OS X 10.5: Unable to manually establish dial-up connection via AirPort base station
• Front Row: Cannot stream audio to AirPort Express Base Stations in OS X 10.5 Leopard
• AppleScript, OS X 10.5: Remote Apple Events setting not preserved after upgrading
• Sorting Spotlight search results in Mac OS X 10.5
• .Mac, iDisk Utility for Windows XP: "Cannot Copy filename: Cannot read from the source file or disk"
• Boot Camp 2.0: Selecting the correct Apple Japanese (JIS) Keyboard type for Windows

• NoLimits Roller Coaster Sim v1.7 update for Mac (a v1.6 Demo available)
• Apples For The Army (Forbes)
• Apple: Stuff You Really Want (Forbes)
• Does Japan need the iPhone? (Businessweek)
• WhiteCap 5.0.5 (visual plugin for iTunes)
• Ambrosia Releases WireTap Studio 1.0.4 (dec. 20th)
• Ambrosia updates pop-pop Action Game (v1.0.6)
• Ambrosia Updates iSeek Internet Search Utility (v1.1.3)
• Ambrosia Updates EasyEnvelopes Widget (v1.0.7)
• Apple's iTunes tutorials
• Cracking Open R2-D2
• Canon releases new firmware for 1Ds Mark III
• Pimp your PC
• Unreal Engine 3 licensed for Sin City game
• AMD (ATI) site has ATI Catalyst v7.12 ref drivers for XP/Vista (FYI for bootcamp users)