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You might find yourself in Manila on a stopover on your way to some of the country's most pristine beaches – or on the way home from Thailand. Whatever your reason, Manila does have some interesting sights, and it's worth spending a day or two exploring.
Intramuros is home to the city's Spanish architecture, and you'll feel as though you're wandering the streets of Barcelona. The Manila Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking; you can even catch a wedding ceremony on Sundays.
Fort Santiago is essentially a shrine dedicated to the national hero, Jose Rizal, a catalyst in the Philippine revolution. It dates back to the 16th century and also houses some great views of the city.
The Coconut Palace is the current vice president's residence and its name derives from its structure. Walking along the nearby waterfront is an ideal way to view the city's skyline (although the harbor is riddled with trash).
Filipinos have a huge sweet tooth: some of my favorite desserts include banana cue and taro cake. A bakery pit stop is a must.
Manila is not a safe city, and I don't recommend walking around by yourself at dark. Personally, I've traveled all over Southeast and East Asia, and in my experience, I felt the most unsettled in Manila. That being said, there's no reason to be frightened, but exercise caution and awareness.
Jeepneys are former American military vehicles transformed into public buses. If you want to get local, use one of these to travel. They cost only four pesos per ride – although be sure to ask the driver where he's heading. For the most part, Filipinos speak excellent English.
If you are considering staying in Manila for an extended period, consider volunteering at Fo Guang Shan's Buddhist community center. They will provide accommodation, and you'll be able to work with some of Manila's at-risk youth.


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The EPA has released its long-awaited proposed rules for the Renewable Fuel Standard, including calculations of the lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions for various biofuels. Unlike California, the EPA is proposing to "discount" the greenhouse gas emissions of both biofuels and the baseline petroleum gasoline. The discount rate that EPA uses for most of the calculations it presents is 2 percent over 100 years, although it also proposes using a 0 percent discount rate and a 30-year time span and is taking comments on other combinations. Biofuel critics immediately decried the use of the 100-year timeframe because the resulting calculation produces a better outcome for biofuels.
Denver Post columnist Vincent Carroll writes:
But the mere fact that it would consider measuring ethanol's carbon impact over 100 years — or should we say guessing at it? — is evidence enough of the ethanol lobby's stature."
And the Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin and Steve Mufson report:
The EPA raised the possibility of computing greenhouse gas costs over a 100-year period instead of a 30-year period. The longer time frame would make the benefits of corn-based ethanol seem greater while discounting the initial costs, such as the loss of untilled land, over time. For example, the EPA said corn-based ethanol is 16 percent better than regular gasoline if its costs are calculated over 100 years, but 5 percent worse over 30 years.
'EPA has left open the option that an exception to good science could be made in the case of a favored special interest,' said Frank O'Donnell, who heads Clean Air Watch."
Both biofuel supporters and detractors should be wary of these calculations and of the precedent they could set. It's abundantly clear that few people understand what the numbers mean.
The timeframe being discussed is for application of a "foregone sequestration" penalty — the number of years that converted land is considered to be foregoing its preferred use for carbon sequestration as forest or grassland. This penalty is added over and above the initial assumed release of carbon from conversion of the land (and note that there is no comparable penalty for not leaving petroleum carbon "sequestered" underground). Under normal circumstances, industry would prefer a short timespan – fewer than 30 years. After this period, the land would be considered agricultural land rather than former forest and would no longer accumulate a carbon penalty.
The choice of a discount rate is intended to measure present day valuations of costs and benefits over time. So, what are the costs and benefits of reducing greenhouse gas emissions that EPA is discounting? In the analysis, it is the cost of converting forest and grassland to agricultural land in order to obtain the benefit of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation in the future – the "payback". What the EPA should have measured, though, is the cost of converting our petroleum-based system of transportation to a biomass-based one versus the benefits of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The results in the EPA's proposed rule are skewed by two indefensible assumptions. First is the assumption that the baseline for greenhouse gas emissions from petroleum should be discounted. The law requires establishment of a baseline for gasoline in 2005. To apply a discount rate assumes that the baseline will improve by some rate of change over time. And since petroleum is not assessed a foregone sequestration penalty, the cost of taking carbon from well below ground and putting it into the air is essentially free.
A positive discount rate says that future reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are less important to Americans than the present day costs. Since EPA applies the discount to the petroleum baseline, it is in effect saying that Americans will care less and less about reducing greenhouse gas emissions over time if it means that they have to change their driving habits today. In other words, don't worry, keep using petroleum and be happy.
Second is the assumption that biofuels are causing land conversion around the world and that the land conversion is always and everywhere accomplished by burning the ground cover and immediately releasing massive amounts of carbon. This unfounded and unproven assumption skews the results of the analysis to the point that the application of a highly unfavorable discount rate appears to benefit the industry and draws the wrath of environmental advocates.
But the reaction from O'Donnell and Carroll shows that biofuel opponents will decry any outcome as politics trumping science — unless it's their politics that trump science.
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Ahead of the release of the most awaiting film Daddy, the lead actor Arjun Rampal has found himself in trouble. A producer of the film has reportedly accused him of 'cheating'.
According to the report published in Mid-Day, film producer Mandar Dalvi lodged an FIR against Arjun's production house Kundalini Entertainment at the Bandra police station for allegedly 'cheating' him.
Source: YouTube
Dalvi alleged, as per the discussion between him and Arjun's company before the film, certain conditions regarding the selection of the crew were laid down. But Arjun had failed to meet those conditions and hired a different crew for the film.
Source: NDTV
The complaint also mentioned a dispute of over Rs 2 crores between Dalvi and Kundalini Entertainment.
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Mid –Day quoted a senior officer as saying, "The FIR was registered on August 22 under sections 406 and 420 of IPC and section 63 of the Copyright Act." When contacted, both Dalvi and Rampal refused to comment on the matter."
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Buatta is a project conceived by Franco Virga, Stefania Milano and Davide Bicocchi. It borns inside the famous Valigeria Quattrocchi, an historical leather goods shop born in the 1870 in the heart of the Palermo city centre. The proposal is a cuisine based on the Sicilian and palermitan culinary traditions with the exclusive use of local and seasonal ingredients in order to create simple and authentic dishes with a few high quality raw materials. The aim is a return to ancient traditional tastes with a glance to future through a multicultural, modern and charming dimension.
Thanks to the open style kitchen the culinary experience is not not only linked to the dish prepared but it is possible to assist the preparation of it concentrated in a location result of the restoration designed by architect Fatima Costa which respects the preservation of Liberty Style ( Art Nouveau) elements that keep firmly, also in place, the link between past and future. Buatta is summarized in: quality of raw materials, respect for tradition, innovation in the kitchen
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I have a new part-time gig! I am now a tour guide for a company called Taste Carolina. Based in the Triangle, recently expanded to Winston-Salem and Greensboro, we do walking culinary tours of the prospective cities.
On the tour, you get to meet chefs and owners of five to eight different restaurants, eat food prepared specially for YOU and learn each stop's story with historical tidbits about the city along the way.
Every Saturday, rain or shine, the tours go on. Greensboro tours started April 30 and Winston-Salem tours started May 21. There are two Winston tours, to fit in all of the farm-to-table goodness that encompasses downtown Winston-Salem and adjoining neighborhood, West End.
My first introduction to Taste Carolina was Durham. When you think of Durham, you don't think "Food Capitol of the World!" but this city is transforming itself into a foodie destination, not unlike many of the Triangle's counterparts (ie. Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough).
We started the tour with muffins from Scratch, headed to Piedmont for a sample made with house-made creme fraiche and brioche, popsicles from Loco Pops, crostinis from Toast (where we ran into my mom! Ha!), grilled pimiento cheese sandwich fingers from Parker & Otis, more grilled cheese from Rue Cler with a sampling of wine, and last--we enjoyed a sampling of beer and plates of fried pickle chips from Tyler's Taproom. All the while, our tour guide filled in historical blanks about Durham with tales about tobacco, warring families, and industrialism that attracted populations to the piedmont area.
|The chef at Piedmont was suffering from laryngitis and didn't stay with us long but the sample was delicious.
|My chocolate-toffee-fig frozen pop. We visited the "World Headquarters" and the owner, Summer, came out to talk to us
|Loco Pops headquarters: Where all the magic is made
|The back entrance to Parker & Otis. I didn't think to photograph my sample of pimiento cheese, but I liked the ironwork of the entrance.
|Even though Durham is no longer a tobacco center of the state, many structures still stand today.
I've been training for this new gig for a month now and even though I am confident I will do an excellent job (talking, eating, and showing off the city! OMG! I was BORN to do this!) I am a little nervous I will leave things out or not be able to answer a question asked of me. This is the same feeling I get right before I teach a class at Best Health. My nerves make me tremble and my heart beats fast from the adrenaline coursing through my veins. But when I open my mouth to pronounce the first syllable, all fear and doubt exit with it. I always knock each class out of the park and I need to remember that I will do the same with these tours!
3 comments:
- I Do Designs said...
Great news, Nikki!! Where are you giving tours specifically?
- May 26, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Nikki said...
Thanks, Andrea :) Mostly in Winston but I'll be in Greensboro June 4th. I'll try to give everyone a heads up when I'm to lead Greensboro tours!
- May 26, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Sue said...
Long time, no commenting. Hi again, Nikki!
Your new job sounds fantastic. I know you'll do great. I just came back from South Carolina (around Greenville) and Tennessee and, gosh, is there a lot of incredible food there!
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Handwara (Jammu and Kashmir), July 11 (ANI): At least two militants were gunned down by the security forces in an ongoing encounter at Nowgam area of Jammu and Kashmir's Handwara region on Monday. Last month, a joint team of 21 Rashtriya Rifles and the Handwara Police had gunned down a militant after a fierce gun-battle with a group of militants hidden in the area. Earlier in April, Handwara witnessed massive clashes between the police and locals after the news spread of a girl being molested by an army soldier. Five people were killed in firing by the security forces during the protests. However, the girl denied the molestation allegation in a controversial video shot inside a police station in which she said that she had been under duress. (ANI)


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Maybe the city is not too much known by tourists. But did you know that the city of Bath is known as a hot water bath (Aquae Sulis) made since Roman times. Here are the best tourist attractions in Bath, England:
1. Thermae Bath Spa
In the city of Bath also have spa services. If you want to soak and reflect the body, can be directly to Bath Spa Themae. The water in this place a hot water bath mmanfaatkan an existing one. 2-hour spa package per person of approximately  £ 61.50. This fee includes admission to the pool of the Roman Bath and 3 meals at the Pump Room. In order to smooth your activities, make reservations 2 days in advance
2. Canal Visitor Centre
Canal Visitor Centre is the perfect location for exploring some rural areas. In this place you can rent a bike or boat along the canal Canada. Canal Visitor Centre is located at the corner Brassknocker, Monkton Combe, located about 5 kilometers from the center of Bath. From here you can go on another trip to the famous tunnel Dundas Aqueduct, Kennet and Avon Canal.
3. Theater Royal Bath
This place is usually used for traditional family pantomime at Christmas or theatrical performances such as Family Festival Theatre, Peter Hall Company Season and Shakespeare Unplugged Festival. Theater Royal Bath was built in 1805 and refurbished in 2010 with the name of the Georgian Theatre Royal. Some programs are displayed throughout the year in the form of opera, comedy, dance and other concerts.
4. Royal Victoria Park
In an area of 57 hectares of this can you see air balloons that fly above it. Royal Victoria Park is a park created specifically for Princess Victoria at that time was aged 11 years. Royal Victoria Park was made in 1829 and officially opened in 1830.
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How to Reduce Security Breaches in Cloud Computing Networks
Cloud security has to be a part of your company's overall security strategy. Reducing security breaches in cloud computing networks requires planning and strategy to be successful. Companies need to devote just as much energy toward securing their cloud as they do securing their data center, buildings, people, and information.
Security risks, threats, and breaches can come in so many forms and from so many places that many companies take a comprehensive approach to security management. Many companies will focus on the broad range of potential vulnerabilities to its data center as well as ways to safeguard sensitive corporate, customer, and partner information, including using built-in applications and data level protections. Even with all that, it's not always enough.
In general, follow these steps to reduce the risk of suffering security breaches:
Authenticate all people accessing the network.
Frame all access permissions so users have access only to the applications and data that they've been granted specific permission to access.
Authenticate all software running on any computer — and all changes to such software.
This includes software or services running in the cloud.
Your cloud provider needs to automate and authenticate software patches and configuration changes, as well as manage security patches in a proactive way. After all, many service outages come from configuration mistakes.
Formalize the process of requesting permission to access data or applications.
This applies to your own internal systems and the services that require you to put your data into the cloud.
Monitor all network activity and log all unusual activity.
Deploy intruder-detection technology. Even if your cloud services provider enables you to monitor activities on its environment, you should have an independent view.
Even when cloud operators have good security (physical, network, OS, application infrastructure), it is your company's responsibility to protect and secure your applications and information.
Log all user activity and program activity and analyze it for unexpected behavior.
Nearly 70 percent of security breaches are caused by insiders (or by people getting help from insiders). Insiders rarely get caught.
Encrypt, up to the point of use, all valuable data that needs extra protection.
Regularly check the network for vulnerabilities in all software exposed to the Internet or any external users.
Given the importance of security in the cloud environment, you might assume that a major cloud services provider would have a set of comprehensive service level agreements for its customers. In fact, many of the standard agreements are intended to protect the service provider — not the customer.
It might sound simple, but implementing all these rules across an entire network is quite challenging. Few networks come close to this level of protection.