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Monday, 30 November 2015
Alright Treacle
"Alright Treacle?"..
Not just a typical greeting you might receive if you tapped on Danny Dyer's door to borrow some sugar. Naturally I was delighted to connect with Edinburgh based supper club, Alright Treacle. Totally blown away by their creative partnership and desire to offer an alternative dining experience for our city, I was quick to snap up my place at their table; sample the varied, visually stunning menu and chat with founder and kitchen goddess, Anna.
The Crew
The Alright Treacle team come in the form of dynamic duo, Anna Hamilton (R) and Lydia Honeybone (L). Anna did something of a "side-shuffle" from previous career choices and discovered her love for creating vibrant menus and a passion for the community dining experience. With no real formal training in the kitchen, she found her natural affinity and flair in menu design, culinary creation and hosting - all this with Lydia as her trusty right-hand gal.
Edinburgh is a fine canvas for such a concept. Alright Treacle do it all: private event catering, collaborations, special birthdays or hosting themed supper clubs at a quirky flat in the historic Old Town, otherwise known as Alright Treacle HQ.
Culinary Community
Setting a theme for any event is the perfect way to draw different crowds together and keeps the company and concept fresh. I found that hosting the supper club in a flat created an intimate, socialable and personal dining experience. There is something delightful about community dining.
Carefully selected menus and themes naturally attract a wide variety of different guests each with their own tastes and interests. This social "melting pot" is the perfect environment to spark conversation and keeps a natural flow to the entire evening. If that does not occur naturally it is almost impossible to generate. It is organic and cannot be forced. In truth, forcing it would really detract from the very element that makes it so fascinating.
I adore that each event is entirely individual, whether you want to relive retro dishes with a twist, enjoy chocolate in every course or get into the spirit of the festive season, Anna is bursting with ideas that will lure you in and ensure that you never want to leave.
As I chatted among guests I found a mix of loyal Alright Treacle veterans and newcomers which bound the evening together in an intricately woven social tapestry. Further time with Anna illuminated that through the group dining process new friendships blossomed. Over time, newbies would integrate themselves into the group allowing long-lasting friendships to be forged. This makes it quite different than rocking up to your favourite restaurant to eat, pay and leave.
At my event it became abundantly clear that Alright Treacle were as passionate about the GREET as they were about the MEAT. A veritable feast of gourmet cuisine, creative party panache and a hostess with the most.
I volunteered to attend "Meat Head" on a chilly October evening which the wise among you will deduce promised a meat feast with meat taking centre stage in every course, including dessert. Just thinking about it brought me out in the meat sweats. Not an evening for our veggie friends you might agree, but certainly a carnivore's heaven.
Time for a tipple
Why, it would seem rude to refuse, wouldn't it? On arrival we were greeted with an Elderflower and gin fizz cocktail. What a fine welcome! I think I could get to like it here. A few bubbles were all we needed to set us off on the right course.
Snack Attack
I try not to eat bread too often, so this felt more like an occasional treat. Honestly, I would have enjoyed going to town on this alone, but I had to leave room for all that was to come.
Just For Starters
First plate of the evening was a venison carpaccio with parsnip puree and crisps, fig, parmesan, pistachios, pickled shallot rings, mustard frills and a pomegranate molasses dressing. I enjoyed the incorporation of seasonal produce into this visual masterpiece.
Such a tasty titbit to whet our appetites. Each one of Anna's dishes are a sumptuous work art.
Quite fitting that I captured each kodak moment before I devoured every morsel of these delectable delights.
The Main Event
For main, Anna served up beef cheek, blue cheese and walnut pie, rare filet, celeriac purée, chanterelles, poached pear, blackberries, pea shoots, buttered beef and all topped with porcini gravy. The meat was tender, the flavours alluring and complementary and guaranteed to bring pizazz to any palette.
Just Desserts
You know what they say about saving the best for last?
I never quite knew that bacon and cheesecake could be friends, but apparently they get along quite famously. The cheesecake was made using a hazelnut base with a salted caramel and bacon filling. This was topped with tart berry and served alongside a beetroot sorbet which offered a sharp contrast to the dish. A more daring dessert you will not find.
A brave attempt and an Alright Treacle première, but the table agreed that this bold move more than paid off. You could say that sometimes you can risk it for a biscuit (base).
Each course was sublime, with company to match. Sadly Alright Treacle are approaching their "last supper" for the moment as Anna embarks on fresh horizons in New Zealand with her beau. However, should she find herself back in "Auld Reekie" I would urge you to act swiftly to ensure that she has set aside a place just for you. I truly hope she continues to develop her creativity on different shores and that this will enable her to bring back fresh flavours and a concoction of new ideas on her glorious return.
Bon Voyage Alright Treacle, so nice to meat you...
How do I connect with Alright Treacle?
Facebook: Alright Treacle
Twitter: @alrighttreacles
Instagram: alrighttreacles
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I learned a new word today that I've never heard before. Elitist. What is an elitist? An elitist is someone who feels that they have enough knowledge or skill at something to belong to a special group of people for that particular subject. Elitist's usually think they're better than everyone else and looked upon as arrogant… whatever. The reason I talk about this today is because of a conversation I was having with a co-worker. Here's how it all went down:
So my co-worker Matt and I were talking about the word "telephone". I was saying how it's weird that it seems like nobody uses the word "telephone" anymore… instead we say "phone" or "cell". During our conversation, I told Matt that I just call it "my iPhone" and just as I said that, another co-worker (Clay) said "That's because you're an elitist". Hmm… am I? I returned to my desk and looked up the word "Elitist" and soon realized… yeah… I guess I would consider myself a "Mac Elitist". The Mac has been a huge part of my life for a huge part of my life and I can honestly say, I am obsessed. Anyone who knows me can probably see this too. I am a huge Apple geek and I'm glad. I don't just "like" Apple stuff… I live it, I learn it, I can't help it… I'm hooked… and I've been that way for 12 years. So yeah, I'm probably an elitist.
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A cool front will stall in the region on Wednesday which will allow numerous showers and thunderstorms to form. With cloudy skies and rainfall, will keep afternoon highs in the upper 70s, even with southerly wind. Rainfall amounts will near an inch in some spots (much below any flood thresholds).
On Thursday, an area of low pressure will develop in the Upper Midwest allowing a strong cold front to approach during the afternoon. There is now a concern of a possible severe weather outbreak in parts of Eastern Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois Thursday afternoon as mid-level winds will be strong and dry. The main threat of damaging wind will be forecast right now but later forecasts may include a chance of tornadoes and very large hail.
The front will sweep through in the evening with a gusty northwest wind. Friday will be a very different day for all of us in the Midwest. Winds will howl out of the north with temperatures only in the upper 60s. Lowering humidities will cause the temperatures to free-fall Friday night with early risers shivering in middle 40 degree temperatures!
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Hope everyone enjoyed a beautiful Labor Day! We went to a potluck with family, and had a great time. My favorite salad to bring is Brocooli and Cauliflower Salad. It is one of the only ways I actually enjoy the two veggies, so I thought I would share my recipe.
2 bunches broc. and caul. (total 8 cups)
10 slices chopped bacon
1 onion
1/3 cup golden raisins
Sauce Ingredients-
1 cup mayo
1/2 cup sugar
2 tsp. cider vinegar
1/2 tsp. black pepper
Mix broccoli and cauliflower pieces with chopped up bacon, chopped up onion and raisins in bowl.
In a separate bowl stir together the mayo, sugar, cider vinegar and pepper for the sauce. Then pour sauce on top of first bowl of ingredients. Mix well, then refrigerate for 2 hours before serving.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Broccoli and Cauliflower Salad!
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Model California Ordinance Imposing a Business License Tax on Sales of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages
A strategy to potentially reduce consumption of SSBs
Over the last thirty years, obesity and overweight rates have soared. More than two thirds of adults and nearly one third of youth aged two to nineteen years in the United States are overweight or obese. Research consistently shows that drinking sugar-sweetened beverages is a contributing factor to high rates of overweight and obesity, as well as related chronic diseases, including diabetes and heart disease. As communities work to reduce obesity and related chronic health conditions, they are exploring a range of programmatic and policy approaches to reduce SSB consumption.
This model legislation is intended to be used by public health advocates who would like to propose a local tax as one strategy to potentially reduce consumption of SSBs and raise revenue. It addresses the steps for passing a tax in a California city or county. While the Model Legislation is specific to California, the general principles discussed, as well as much of the specific language of the Model Legislation, are applicable to communities across the country. This model includes two sets of documents, one for a general business license tax and one for a special business license tax. We have also included model findings, which are appropriate for both the general and special tax measures.
Download the Model Ordinance below. Be sure to check out our other resources on regulating SSBs.


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I love gadgets that help track fitness and training, so when I got a chance to try the new Moto 360 smartwatch for a few weeks, I pounced at it. I mean, just look:
The Moto 360 comes in Black Leather, Rose Gold, and Sport styles. The Moto 360 Sport is available in Black, White, and Flame colors, so I chose white.
The Moto 360 is powered by Android Wear™, is Wi-Fi enabled and runs with a Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 400 with 1.2 GHz quad-core processor. It also features Moto Body, is water resistant with IP67* rating and features scratch-resistant Corning® Gorilla® Glass. It is compatible with both Android and iOS platforms, but because I'm already an Android phone user getting the Moto 360 to work with my phone was a breeze.
The first thing we did out of the box was charge the phone up to 50%. No need to plug the watch in: it uses a wireless charging cradle so you can drop your watch into it and go. At 50% power, I took the watch and synced it with my phone by downloading the Android Wear app.
This started the sync process that allowed the watch to use the many Android Wear-enabled apps on my phone, which included Under Armour Record, Spotify, and Strava. Here's a little Snapchat video of those early moments with the Moto 360.
It was really pretty, so I was excited to have it on my wrist. I decided to track steps and heart rate concurrently with my Fitbit, and then also see if the GPS function was as accurate as my Garmin. The next few days were a good opportunity to do so with runs on treadmills and outdoors as well as cycling. While the Moto 360 is water-resistant, it's not waterproof so I couldn't take it swimming.
watch face comparison with a Garmin Forerunner 920XT
I don't have a gram weighing scale, so I could only go by how the Moto 360 felt on my arm versus the Garmin Forerunner 920XT, a watch of similar size. The Moto feels heavier, which I can probably attribute to it being a mini-computer on my wrist that had a microphone, powerful processor, and full-color screen.
In many ways as I used it throughout the week it made me feel like comic book character Dick Tracy and his two-way radio watch. I could say "OK Google" to activate Google Now's audio command function and order it to send text messages or tweets, make phone calls, set an alarm, or take notes. This was quite awesome to me because I don't really make use of Google Now on my phone (much less Siri on my iPad Mini). My major qualm with the voice prompts was no confirmation dialog. I said, "Call Michael" and it started to call a different Michael than the one I intended! I also sent a few weird text messages because it misheard the words.
The Moto 360 needs to be connected to your phone via Bluetooth or a common WiFi network to do many of its functions. Tapping on Twitter and Facebook notifications on the smartwatch would open them on the phone, not on the watch, which defeated the purpose of having a smartwatch so you didn't need to pull your phone out of your bag or pocket. I also wished I could save Spotify playlists on the watch and connect my Bluetooth earphones directly to the watch instead of my phone. These are things that its competitor can do.
Now, onto its fitness and activity tracking capabilities… Because I used the Under Armour Record clock face, it showed the number of steps I was logging with my Fitbit (which is synced to my UA account). However, the number of steps the Moto 360 displayed through its own step tracking was only a portion of what the Fitbit would log.
The heart rates tracked by the Fitbit and the Moto 360 were within two beats of each other. However, the Moto 360 and the Moto Body app that analyzes its heart rate data is unable to display trends in resting heart rate and won't show you the day's heart rate squiggle. It only shows number of active minutes, and the heart rate squiggle within your logged sessions. That could be sufficient for someone trying to get into a habit of fitness, but for someone with more advanced health geekiness (yours truly), it's a wasted opportunity.
Indoor and Outdoor Run pace and heart rate data from Moto 360
Then I attempted to track my GPS runs using the built-in run tracker. BE WARNED: I installed Moto Body AFTER the runs, and the software would not sync those runs with Strava. That was actually my deal-breaker and ended with me putting the Moto 360 aside at the end of my test week; the info logged by the Moto 360 was not portable or downloadable so I could analyze it with other apps or software.
All that being said, if you're interested in keeping only one device on your wrist to manage your smartphone as well as your fitness activities, the Moto 360 could be the one for you. But if you're a little more serious about tracking and analyzing your training sessions, you may want to wait until they update the firmware and software to track and log all-day heart rate and export GPS data.
The Moto 360 Sport 45mm and the Moto 360 42mm in Black Leather are priced at Php16,999. The Moto 360 in Rose Gold 42mm retails at Php17,999 while the Moto 360 in Cognac Leather 46mm is priced at Php18,999. Check them out at Gadgets in Style (TriNoma and Shangri-la branches) and at Power Premium Gadgets (Mall of Asia and SM Megamall branches). For more information, follow Moto PH on Facebook.


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Greetings! I've been busy with work and travel so I'm posting up some pictures I took last month.
This was a nice crisp autumn day.
Everywhere I look I see happy people and yellow leaves.
Make that very yellow leaves.
Ahhh... love is everywhere
The waterfront is always active.
Never a shortage of photographers on a nice day like this.
On this day I extended my walk and went to the bluff to enjoy the view.
Not sure what this is other than what is seen.
One thing I like about Japan is that the majority of the public restrooms are well maintained.
Office ladies?
The unspoken conversation between mother and daughter.
A lady with bags but not a bag lady.
Can't pass by a lantern without taking a shot.
I call this picture "Man With Cell Phone"
Free Clams!
I'm always surprised by how much personality I can see in a child's face.
Bet he can't eat just one.
The Marine Tower.
Sneaking a peak inside Yokohama stadium.
Riding the rails and heading home.
Thanks for stopping by!


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|New Dutch Immgration Policy - Immigrant Offenders to Loose their Residence Permit
The Dutch Government has approved a proposal submitted by the Minister of Immigration, Integration and Asylum Policy, Mr. Gerd Leers which states that immigrants convicted of commiting an offence within three years of being admitted to the Netherlands may lose their residence permit after just spending one day in prison.
According to the proposal, the longer an immigrant has been in the Netherlands, the longer the prison sentence will have to be before risking losing his or her residence permit.
Immigrants who commit sexual offence against minors may also lose their residence permit, even if they have been in the Netherlands for more than ten (10) years. However, this rule currently applies to serious crimes of violence and drug-related offences.
Meanwhile, every case will be reviewed in accordance with European rules and international law.


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Rental of dedicated hosting managed server is a service of transfer to the personal use of a single physical server with full technical support and reliable protection. Renting a dedicated hosting managed server ensures the maximum control over the project, its stability and successful development.
Do I Need Dedicated Hosting Managed?
Before you think about dedicated hosting managed you need to decide whether you need a dedicated server at all. You will need a dedicated server if you have high the site traffic. If you have a small site with low traffic, then you will approach a virtual hosting. In comparison with the option of hosting, dedicated server rental and operation costs far more to it, but if your business depends on the reliability of these services, you should seriously consider renting a dedicated hosting managed server. The only drawback of such a site placement is that you have to self-administer the server, and it requires some technical skills; and there is a demand for managed hosting. If you fall into the category of needing a dedicated server, but you need to provider services include system administration services, such as security, firewall, monitoring, reporting and backing up, it is likely you will need dedicated hosting managed.
There are no any certain standards, clear guidelines, describing the role of the hosting providers in dedicated server management.
In most cases, the server hardware is owned by providers of dedicated hosting, and they support the operating system (upgrade installation) and server software. Thus, the user has full control over the server through the control panel, which is designed for technicians to handle all server and network functions and problems. Such dedicated hosting is sometimes called Dedicated Hosting Managed Server.
The server management may include ():
Updating of the operating system
Upgrading applications
Monitoring server
Protection against DDoS attacks
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DNS hosting
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Dedicated Hosting Providers determine the level of control on the basis of their services. It may vary from fully managed to self-control from provider to provider. On DCXV site you can always find the cost of dedicated hosting managed and other services as well as to order one that will suit your needs.


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News and Updates
We meet next on May 13, 2019
Our next meeting is May 13, 2019 at 7 PM in Heritage Hall.
Meeting notes from our March 11,, 2019 meeting are available on the Meeting Minutes page.
Neighborhood Safety Program
Information about the program can be found on the City's website.
Crossing Kirkland Event
The 2nd Annual Crossing Kirkland Event was held Saturday, September 8th. We had a great turnout at the Moss Bay station by Google's campus and enjoyed seeing our neighbors!
We are seeking volunteers for the 3rd Annual Crossing Kirkland event that will take place September 7, 2019. Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.crossingkirkland.org for more information about the event.
We have a Facebook page!
"Like" us at https://www.facebook.com/mossbayNA/
Developer Activity Update
Kirkland Downtown Association
The Kirkland Downtown Association (KDA) sponsors many of our favorite events, including the Wednesday Market, the Classic Car Show, Summerfest, and much more.
Supporting KDA benefits the Moss Bay neighborhood in several ways:
KDA has created a membership program for both residents and businesses, and the first 400 members receive a free canvas tote bag.
KDA and the Chamber of Commerce are located at 440 Central Way, in the Arete Building.


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For those of you who live in an area where there are frequent rain showers the prospect of having a proper drainage system sounds very appealing, as without it you are bound to be stuck with standing water which can at times be a really tricky proposition.
Flash floods and heavy rainfall are just some of the things that you have to look out for, and without a proper drainage system your house can start looking like a swamp. This is specially the case if you don't have a proper drainage in the city of Dallas, as heavy rainfall can usually result in your yard looking like a downtrodden and dirty swamp. Hence it is vital to have a drainage system which works efficiently at all times.
The most important thing to remember is the fact that the drainage should be facing away from the house and should ideally be sloping downwards so that the flow of water can be continued uninterrupted. This is quite possibly the single most important thing for effective drainage, as this allows for nature to run its natural course and takes the water downhill without much effort at all.
A proper Drainage System can lead to the following benefits.
• Unclogged gutters which ensure the efficient flow of waste and water
• No standing water and the reduction in the chances of getting a disease from insects which are attracted to it.
• A proper drainage will keep the water away from the foundations of your house
• It helps protect your garden from accumulating silt which can be harmful for the plants.
In case your drainage system refuses to work properly then you should probably contact a professional contractor, and I would suggest the name of Advantage Drainage who are amongst the most professional ones out there in the State of Texas.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post7013203403104837598..comments2019-05-18T10:21:36.148+01:00Comments on Peter Fleischer: Privacy...?: Can a website identify a user based on IP firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-53056732434097201572011-02-10T06:30:30.029+01:002011-02-10T06:30:30.029+01:00Nice post! I recently got interested in thinking a...Nice post! I recently got interested in thinking about the question how to identify an individual "user" using data available on the web, and found your post as I am learning about this subject matter.

The individual "user" problem is so so so difficult. You noted the one machine to many user, but then there's also the many machine to one user issue. I think it's such a fascinating topic. It is not feasible to do it with just IP address alone. there are many potential signals. even if people share accounts - you can imagine their behaviors are different.

It's amazing that 3 years ago people were already talking about behavioral targeting and search personalization.

Today with the advent of social media profiles identifying an individual user has gotten "easier."Bonnie Yu 余巧 妍http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-45914497804219959082008-12-22T10:20:00.000+01:002008-12-22T10:20:00.000+01:00i think it ll take still long time before than all...i think it ll take still long time before than all the stuff will be propertly regoulated...tarocchihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-42900824405347619392008-10-10T19:36:00.000+01:002008-10-10T19:36:00.000+01:00Yes, you can google just about anything like you s...Yes, you can google just about anything like you said, Dean, but it is up to you to post your personal info online...but believe me, site marketers typically don't have the time in the day or the desire to cross strict compliance guidelines and regulations to see what you do on the web as an individual. All the info used is non-PII, same with google - you're just an anonymous profile (if you don't delete your cookies from google). Also, with the way the internet is growing, i personally don't mind someone sifting through the rubbish to get me more relevant results I'm searching for.

By the way, it is interesting how people see the negative side of collecting IPs, but it is helpful in fraud detection also!DNhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-75410201037545024682008-09-22T20:55:00.000+01:002008-09-22T20:55:00.000+01:00re Phil's reply to my comment that it is not a baz...re Phil's reply to my comment that it is not a bazaar.
I was not suggesting that legislation and internet experts do not work together - in fact that is precisely what is needed. Art 29 are experts in dp, but cannot be experts in everything else, so need to work more closely with industry to get the facts straight and not pronounce on things without fully understanding the issue. What I objected to was your comment that Art 29 'reduce their demands that IP are personal data'. It is not a question of reducing demands. Art 29 consider IP addresses to be personal data in most circumstances. That view is unlikely to change, although obviously more privacy friendly technologies are more likely to meet with approval. Privacy laws are generally technology neutral, and have to be. So inevitably as technology advances and changes, the considerations have to be on whether the relevant law applies, and this can be answered for some technologies by looking at (among other things) the question: is it personal data. If the experts decide it is, then legal implications follow. The other thing to note is that although Art 29 don't know everything, there are techy people in most data protection authorities around the world, they do talk to each other, and most have good relations with industry, so they are not acting in a vacuum without consulting anyone. Also, their view has to represent the views of all 27 EU authorities, so some compromise is email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-34231384307584029432008-09-09T17:09:00.000+01:002008-09-09T17:09:00.000+01:00why is there no link on this blog to email the aut...why is there no link on this blog to email the author of this blog????

why can't EU privacy standars also apply to U.S. inhabitants? (http://news.wired.com/dynamic/stories/E/EU_ONLINE_PRIVACY?SITE=WIRE&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2008-09-09-07-25-04) why should standards be lower for U.S. google-users than for EU-users???

AND: I have always wanted to know, and have asked at lots of places, but I have never received a reply: WHY does google save IP-address of users using google search anyway???? (I mean users who are NOT signed up, and thus have elected NOT to send any personal info (incl. IP address) to google...)mayahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-38942393570804106242008-09-01T09:30:00.000+01:002008-09-01T09:30:00.000+01:00In terms of access to web logs, without resorting ...In terms of access to web logs, without resorting to any black hat tricks there are a surprisingly large number of web servers with visible logs, although we'd hope that the more reputable sites would have them hidden, at least from the average joe.
What we are really talking about here is when you visit a site which has for instance google analytics on it, like a large number of sites, you are traceable by your cookie(s). I tend to be a non-average cookie hoarder but I have seen that there are a lot of cookies being placed in pages which are accessible by more than one site, and even sometimes a whole TLD.
Is there really some doubt that google would have access to enough information which could be mined to track a user?
I notice they already use some of it to anticipate what I might want to see advertised (usually incorrectly).
Anyone who puts an MS or google toolbar is of course making the job easy.
I have clients who would happily pay to see what certain users or IP addresses were googling, if it were legal(and it is somewhere).
For instance might the Democrats like to know what the Republicans were searching for on the net? This might give them some insight into what issues were likely to emerge and might enable them to defuse issues before they were surprised by them.
Perhaps I'm too Machiavellian in my thinking, but having seen exactly that capability in the real political world (although not with the abovementioned parties) perhaps I know better.
It's probably a moot point anyway because I suspect the poor consumer might wake up to what is happening eventually, if not then I suppose I'll just have to become one of those using it to exploit them too, or perhaps provide something to protect them from it.
The issue search providers may face is that the consumer en masse can very quickly change their mind, their search engine and even browser and todays favourite could easily become tomorrows pariah.
Too much behavioural marketing might just tip it.
The point I'll finish with is that an awful lot of people are spending a lot of money trying to do it, an in my experience - nothing is impossible (except time travel) and there are no secrets.
Perhaps the best model for the web would be anonymity once you enter, like a mask, only it was noted by a trusted party which mask you had on in case you get up to funny business. That way we could access all of our own information without identifiable tags so that it didn't matter that anyone can see what is flying around the wires and airwaves but they would not know whose information it was.
Some of us are aware that nothing is secure or secret on any network anywhere, no matter how much the snake oil salesman would tell you otherwise.

I have personally used search bots to find everything from the names and addresses of the researchers, the location of their facilities, their budgets and research, production and deployment details etc etc,of some of the worlds most 'secret' defense projects, although I suspect it isn't as fruitful as it used to be.
I would be foolish to assume I was the only one, that's the scary part.
Don't bother to ask, I'll never tell, but it made me feel very scared and surprisingly secure at the same time. There's a lot of stuff going on out there, and it's not 1950 anymore if you know what I mean.

Go to a whois server and type in the name of an ISP pick an i.p address in your isp's range and type it into google. Most users have fixed ip addresses, certainly at home on broadband anyway.
If it's too hard try say - 184.108.40.206The Deanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-77094279157009374162008-09-01T07:58:00.000+01:002008-09-01T07:58:00.000+01:00Hi The Dean,You say you "followed" an IP address t...Hi The Dean,

You say you "followed" an IP address through the logs of many web servers -- in
what sense would you have access to the logs of many web servers? But it's true that someone who has access to a web server logs could see a
log that includes (userid, IP, timestamp) if he has access to other web servers that have
logs that include (IP, timestamp), then someone who has access to the
logs across all of the servers can draw conclusions about userid (and
thus possibly identity) by matching IP and timestamp ranges. But in the real world, you don't have access to all these different web server logs. That's like saying you could figure out how much money someone has by adding up their accounts at 5 different banks, when in reality, there's no way you can get into their account details, because the banks that hold them protect them from unauthorized access. So do the companies that hold web email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-29799758800287106102008-08-31T03:39:00.000+01:002008-08-31T03:39:00.000+01:00I did a little experiment by 'following' an IP add...I did a little experiment by 'following' an IP address through the logs of many web servers eventually tying the surfer to an identity when they logged on to a site.
You too can do it.
It's as simple as searching an i.p. address and checking the log entries which match times. If any of the sites they visit use the identity then the identity can be linked to the sites they visited in that internet session at least.
Sure it may be mum and dad and you may bot be able to tell which, but that would be the exception rather than the rule.
I am not a multi-million dollar equipped behavioural marketer with access to the same same resources they are, yet I can do it.
Get real.The Deanhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-78988104906569441482008-08-18T15:51:00.000+01:002008-08-18T15:51:00.000+01:00Great comments, Phil!!!To add to the cookie discus...Great comments, Phil!!!

To add to the cookie discussion, the internet user has the discretion on which website's cookies he/she would like to keep. They have the option to block or delete. And a lot of people do that!

Moreover, as mentioned earlier, that is no way that the online marketer can find out what computer you are using based on your IP address. All they can get is statistics of clicks that they can segment into other look-alike clickstreams. The whole behavioral targeting online is a bit hyped up - the field is still in it's infancy.

For Anonymous, as Phil said bringing legislature into the space, will most likely only lead to regulations that cannot be implemented. The technology knowledge and understanding needs to be there! Also, regarding your comment of having lawyers in the space - I would be surprised if you can find a company large enough to afford online tracking without a solid privacy and compliance department and vigilant lawyers! Typically, every legitimate site you visit, will have a disclosure of their practices and their privacy and compliance departments try to be tighter than the guidelines of the self-governed online world.DNhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-30496681866783826052008-08-18T15:41:00.000+01:002008-08-18T15:41:00.000+01:00Great comments, Phil!!!To add to the cookie tracki...Great comments, Phil!!!

To add to the cookie tracking, it is up to individual discretion to manage their cookies. You can block cookies, delete them periodically, e.t.c. And a lot of poeple do that! But there is no way that you can link an individual to an IP address when they come to your site.

For the Anonymous, believe me, there are strict compliance and privacy departments in every large firm that is able to afford the online tracking. They do have laywers and they do tend to be even stricter then the self-regulated indistry guidelines suggest. Also, their actions are transparent, you can read the disclosures on the sites you visit. As, Phil said, bringing legislature into the online world without a tech understanding could be one-sided and harmful, or they have a high likelihood of creating rules that are impossible to implement. What you need is compromise and guidelines with technical understanding. And even though there is a lot of hype around the behavioral targeting industry, it is still in its infancy stage!DNhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-5562585180556002112008-04-25T22:59:00.000+01:002008-04-25T22:59:00.000+01:00ICO website has just got hacked and has been down ...ICO website has just got hacked and has been down for over 3 hours (all sites on their server are not responding http://tinyurl.com/596k44 )

Looks like they must have really peeved off an ISP, or company working with an ISP who has an understanding of hosting servers and knowledge of how to exploit security vulnerabilities.

Although, I don't endorse unlawful vigilante tactics like this, it does highlight the need for Lawyers to work with Tech Companies to prevent these sorts of things happening.

Personally, I believe this is an attempt to undermines the ICO`s credibility as a legal enforcer - if the ICO is unable to protect the privacy & security of their own website - how can they enforce laws on other companies doing similar things. To summarise, their new powers to criminalize data leaks just got a setback: http://tinyurl.com/6lv7sj

Poor old www.ICO.gov.uk - looks like those two press releases about phorm on the ICO homepage have disappeared into to the a "Runtime Error" message. Jeffrey Brooks will be pleased ;-)

At least the ICO do not hold any personal data on their website; otherwise they would have to issue a notice to all effected.

FYI: I have notified the server admin, whois contact, and a company specialising in government security - not much more I can do to email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-34843609360535787372008-04-03T17:37:00.000+01:002008-04-03T17:37:00.000+01:00great post buddy.www.ipmango.comgreat post buddy.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-27261785961560817632008-03-14T02:06:00.000+01:002008-03-14T02:06:00.000+01:00Mr Anon – Technical, IP`s can Not be linked to a W...Mr Anon – Technical, IP`s can Not be linked to a Windows user by ISP`s.

This can only be done by Search Engines or WebTracking software on Websites that store a cookieID on the windows user account.

So, Mum will have cookieID:123, Dad will have cookieID:124 etc. The same applies on corporate networks; which either share the same internet connection with thousands of employees or connect through a proxy server (a connection through another computer).

In both examples; IP`s do Not allow the user to be distinguished from other users of the same computer, or from users of the same corporate network.<BR/><BR/>So... IP`s do not distinguish users, CookieID`s do.<BR/><BR/>However, unlike IP`s a CookieID is just a random number. Unless, it is linked with other information, it provides no way of identification.

IP`s can be linked across two different systems. For instance if Google wanted to combine DoubleClicks data with visitors search data IP`s would allow linkage.

Note: IP linking is a rough guess, due to the variance caused by dynamic IP`s.

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2nd Comment - I was not bartering, I was suggesting!

The problem is that the technology is fast exceeding the confines of the laws that were written to govern it.

The Internet landscape was very different 10 & 5 years ago when DPA 1998 & EU Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive 2003 were created.

Secondly, WP29 & ICO are experts on data protection & the law; they are not experts on Internet Technologies and are not the ones who have to apply the legal changes to new IT systems. Also, they do not have the ability to mass-communicate with Webmasters; who would be the ones implementing p3p or similar privacy policies for websites.

Thus, it is even more imperative to seek industry consultation and be open to constructive SUGGESTIONS, before drawing conclusions on the legal implications of judging IP`s as personal or imposing new laws effecting Internet Technologies.

Afteral, there might be a better way to do something or a technical situation you might have overlooked.

For example the WP29 supported P3P scheme initiated in 2002 has largely failed due to a lack of corporate support from Browsers & Search Engines. http://www.w3.org/2002/p3p-ws/pp/ec.html

Phil.

Also Europa.eu is using IP`s within two server log analysing programs designed to monitor user activity these are Domino Web server: http://tinyurl.com/23y2hu and Cordis http://tinyurl.com/2bxjz5

On examining the europa.eu website I notice that there is an absence of a p3p policy see: http://tinyurl.com/2nrzhw or http://tinyurl.com/389rdrPhilhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-12232201131896800922008-03-12T20:05:00.000+01:002008-03-12T20:05:00.000+01:00First comment:"...an ISP can only link an IP Addre...First comment:
"...an ISP can only link an IP Address to an account. That means that if there are multiple people, like a family, logging into the same account, only the account holder's name is associated with the IP Address."
That is still identifying an individual by distinguishing them from others.
Second comment:
re Phil's post on a compromise
This is not a bazaar where we barter to reach agreement. If the data protection Commissioners consider IP addresses in most or certain circumstances to be personal data, that doesn't change just because you use different technology! You might find a more privacy friendly way of doing things, but the fact remains that IP addresses are personal email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-32171694834588451942008-03-01T20:01:00.000+01:002008-03-01T20:01:00.000+01:00Peter - Have Google considered a compromise with W...Peter - Have Google considered a compromise with Working Party 29 by offering support in Google Webmaster tools for P3P machine readable privacy policies - in return Working Party 29 reduces their demands that IP are personal?

A Google (& possibly Firefox) supported P3P policy would most likely benefit the user community more than Working Party 29 preventative measures for storing IP`s.

This is because a user would be able to choose what types of websites store personal information about them rather the current system where information is stored until the point a tracking cookie is blocked or iGoogle account deleted (i.e opt-out of cookies, rather than P3P opt-in).

Also, the P3P scheme is failing due to lack of support from browsers and major organisations (see P3P work suspended http://tinyurl.com/vw0a ). Integrating a basic form of P3P into webmaster tools and providing a free p3p creator would allow webmasters to easily create a p3p.xml page, similar to the sitemaps.xml

It would then be down to the Working Party 29 to encourage legal enforcement of p3p policy. It may be necessary for a 3rd party to confirm that a website`s p3p is correct. This is because some websites that use the existing p3p scheme lie about what they do with cookies; to improve user tracking and prevent the cookie being blocked in IE due to user's privacy preferences.

Additional, if W3.org brought out a free Web Privacy Seal with a link to the validator http://www.w3.org/P3P/validator.html similar to the XHTML quality seal, then it may encourage adoption by webmasters.

Note that Trust.org has a web privacy scheme in existence already, it does not support machine readable privacy policies and is $649 - $13K per year! (see Trust prices http://tinyurl.com/agmps or seal http://tinyurl.com/ynjlcr).

This could provide Google with an opportunity to improve its privacy perception with users (which helps with user retention) and provide Working Party 29 with a means to revive the dying P3P policy which helps meet its aims of protecting individuals.

Phil.Philhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-53260814238356817032008-03-01T12:29:00.000+01:002008-03-01T12:29:00.000+01:00Greg - you are referencing a case involving an ISP...Greg - you are referencing a case involving an ISP. ISP are the only excepting to the rule; as they store the customers billing address, and thus can link IP to the user in the real world. Search engines & webmasters are not able to make the same association.

However, you are on the right track with regards to SMPT servers. Here are some more Breadcrumbs...

IP`s are not JUST used to surf the internet. They are also an intrinsic part of email communications as the IP and email sending server is stored within the header of each and every email you receive. This sending server (called an SMTP server), which in most cases will be the one your ISP specified when you setup your broadband (e.g smtp.MyISP.com).

However, not every user, uses public SMPT servers. It is possible to setup a private SMTP server on any Windows XP pro machine (assuming your ISP does not block port 25). This means that whenever you send an email your IP will be visible in the email headers.

As with dynamic & static IP, it is not possible to know if a visitors IP is dynamic & static. It is also, not easily possible to know if a user is using a public or private SMTP server without receiving the email first. This would mean that all companies using email would need to register with the Data Protection act if Peter Schaars suggestions that an IP is deemed to be a Personal Identifier. The disruption to business makes this unrealistic and it could result in an unenforceable data protection policy.
Secondly, there is more chance of a user being identified by a guessed IP rather than a stored one. For example if you connect a brand new PC running Windows XP Service pack1 with no Microsoft updates, using an ADSL modem (rather than a router) to the internet; it will be found in about 15 minuets, and once found malware or trogans can be installed to display adverts or take control of the PC.

It is important to note that that this can happen without the user visiting any websites, purely the fact that they are connected to the internet without a firewall means their IP is susceptible. This has analogies with email spam where randomly generated email addresses are guessed in sequence, IP`s can be guessed in a similar way. http://tinyurl.com/jv238

A far greater threat to individual's privacy lies with malicious programs & fake emails as these can result in financial loss, inconvenience, and reduced trust in internet usage. Thus more resources should be allocated to dealing with phishing emails, malware and trogens, as this would have more of an impact on the masses than storing IPs and cookies. Publicity of programs such as Windows defender, Adaware, Spybot Search & Destroy, AVG, Zone alarms, Comodo Firewall and user training would aid in this cause.

Phil.Philhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-75726833131917548752008-02-27T19:18:00.000+01:002008-02-27T19:18:00.000+01:00Hi Peter, I've was just reading some of your comme...Hi Peter, I've was just reading some of your comments from an article in Monday's Sci-Tech Today

http://www.sci-tech-today.com/news/EU-Regulators-Eye-IP-Addresses/story.xhtml?story_id=12100DIE0342

Here is Canadian case law to help support your argument:

PIPEDA case #319

" In her [asst. Privacy Commissioner of Canada's] view, an IP address can be considered personal information if it can be associated with an identifiable individual. "

http://www.privcom.gc.ca/cf-dc/2005/319_20051103_e.asp

Cheers,
GregGreghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6974997875021040765.post-32631172932203686392008-02-17T11:02:00.000+01:002008-02-17T11:02:00.000+01:00I don't mean to be contrary but I suspect that if ...I don't mean to be contrary but I suspect that if I had enough data from enough websites from maybe having even an image on a page and the co-operation of only one website which held information about an individual - that I could build a very complete picture of their online experience.

Yes single i.p. addresses may 'hide' a large number of individuals but it is by no means infinite in practice. It's not rocket science to match and predict and compute and google already has a lot of information because it provides so many leads or clicks with search. If a different fee was involved in a sale to a click rather than a dud then google could extrapolate from that what purchases an individual makes. Add all this to users conveniently having home pages and searching in the address bar and it is pretty well all there in black and white - lets be realistic. Before long you'll have dynamic pages appearing in your favorite colors with the product displayed precisely in the context relevant to you, but it isn't quite that easy. Mistakes could be dangerous.

The biggest problem on the web is lack of authentication - it's the root of all evil, but the only way it can be achieved is through giving anonymity - at least from each other and the businesses we buy from, and even google. Then the web will be a fun experience because you won't know my name be able to ever put the real face to me - but you will be able to personalise my anonymous experience to the nth degree - happily.

The merchants will be happy without the fraud, kids will be chatting with kids not 42 yr old perverts, free speech will be free of fear, and my ID will remain my ID>:{] It's coming...The Deanhttps://email@example.com


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Following a big response to last week's column about college admissions, I now return to the topic with some words of wisdom from someone who has built a career helping students and their parents navigate through the insanity.
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Kanarek offers parents another bit of sage advice. He urges them to think back on their own college experiences: What do they remember most: What was taught in the classroom or the larger life lessons learned through the incomparable experience of being a college student?
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Motherly advice: "Breastfeed wherever you want. You are going to get some weird, sideways looks, but the more people who do it, the more acceptable it'll become."
Truth: "Having a baby makes you forgive your own mom fast."
*Lisa Rinna
In addition to hosting SoapNet's new talk show SoapTalk and being mom to Delilah Belle, 5, and Amelia Gray, 2, Lisa Rinna recently opened an upscale clothing store, Belle Gray, in the Los Angeles area.
Labor: "I had a doula who was trying to help me do it naturally, but after
14 hours of labor, the yoga breathing techniques went out the window and
I finally got the epidural. It was extremely intense. The second birth was a breeze. I got an epidural right away, and my daughter slid right out of me—such a gentle, easy birth."
Postpartum blues: "I had severe postpartum depression after both births. With my first child, I didn't know what hit me. I felt horrible and didn't understand why. That first bout lasted about 15 months. With my second child, I was able to get help right away. So I'd say that if you notice any signs, call your doctor immediately. You've got to take care of yourself."
Working mom: "I still work because it's a part of who I am, but my family comes first and I schedule my work around that."
*Jenny McCarthy
Funny gal Jenny McCarthy kept her sense of humor through a hellish labor and an emergency C-section. She has written a book inspired by her fear of "poo-ing on the table" and her pregnancy with Evan, now 1.
Worst fear realized: "The funny thing is that I had my mom, mother-in-law and three sisters in the delivery room because I wanted everyone to share the beautiful experience. They all knew about my fear of poo-ing on the table. After I saw the baby, I asked my mom if it happened. She said, 'You did a little bit but they cleaned it up.' I'm like, 'Nooo!'"
Postpartum: "It was just me sobbing and sobbing for two months, clutching my baby saying, 'I just love you so much.' My husband would ask, 'What's wrong?' And I'd say, 'I love him and nothing can happen to him.'"
Final thought: "You have to laugh when your baby pees in your face. I tell new moms: 'You're about to experience the best of what life has to offer.'"
*Kelli Williams
A sleepy Kelli Williams phoned en route to the park with her kids, Kiran, 5, and Sarame, 2 1/2. There's not much time for napping during her third pregnancy, between defending clients on The Practice and entertaining the kids.
Baby No. 3: "Thank goodness you forget the pain of delivery in order to have more. I always tell people, 'Your life will be chaotic, but you'll be the happiest and sleepiest person ever.' You wonder if you can love a second or third child as much as the first, and you do, but differently."
Motherly advice: "My favorite time is the 'fourth trimester,' after you bring the baby home. Don't return phone calls, don't stress about anything—just focus on your baby. Give yourself that great cocoon. Just remember, you will go a little insane with no sleep. I ended up putting a piece of chicken in the cupboard. Later, when I got a plate out, there it was."


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NGO Presentations at the PoA PrepCom, 21 March 2012
Representatives of civil society spoke in the afternoon plenary session of the preparatory committee (PrepCom) for the 2012 Review Conference (RevCon) on 21 March 2012.
Hector Guerra, Coordinator of the IANSA Survivors Network spoke about the first ten years of the PoA, highlighting the important role of civil society in the process.
Felix Kokou Aklavon, member of the IANSA International Advisory Council (IAC) and the Togolese Action Network on Small Arms (RASALT) spoke about the recent explosions at a depot for storing arms and ammunition in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, and the need for cooperation and assistance to support stockpile management as part of states implementation of the PoA, in addition to including ammunition in the PoA itself.
Hakeem Ayinde of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) and the IANSA Public Health Network spoke about the links to public health, gender and survivors.
Nounou Booto Meeti, IANSA Africa Programme Officer, spoke about civil society's expectations toward and beyond the 2012 RevCon.
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Hi, As far as I know, the idea is to guarantee that the signature of the p:choose is consistent regardless of what subpipeline is dynamically selected. From the spec: "in order to ensure that the output of the p:choose is consistent irrespective of the subpipeline chosen, each subpipeline must declare the same number of outputs with the same names. If any of the subpipelines specifies a primary output port, each subpipeline must specify exactly the same output as primary. It is astatic error (err:XS0007) if two subpipelines in a p:choose declare different outputs." In your case it depends on the signature of the cstep:create- dedication step, but in case it has no output ports, I suppose you can declare a p:otherwise with a p:sink child to do nothing by default. Hope this helps, Romain. Le 6 oct. 10 à 12:04, Nic Gibson a écrit : > Hi > > I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here but I'm failing to see > it. I have a pipeline in which a step should be executed only if a > given element is present in the input. Otherwise, nothing need be > done - there is no meaningful default. So I started with: > > > <!-- generate the dedication if present --> > <p:choose> > > <p:xpath-context> > <p:pipe port="result" step="text-fix"></p:pipe> > </p:xpath-context> > > <p:when test="/db:book//db:dedication"> > > <cstep:create-dedication> > <p:input port="source"> > <p:pipe port="result" step="text-fix"/> > </p:input> > <p:with-option name="xhtml-path" select="$xhtml- > path"/> > </cstep:create-dedication> > > </p:when> > > </p:choose> > > This fails with the error: > > SEVERE: It is a dynamic error if no subpipeline is selected by the > p:choose and no default is provided. > > I assume that this a meaningful way to express this sort of thing in > XProc but I'm vaguely stumped as to what is. Would anyone care to > point out the (probably obvious) approach I should be taking? > > cheers > > nic > > -- > Nic Gibson > Corbas Consulting > Digital Publishing Consultancy and Training > http://www.corbas.co.uk, +44 (0)7718 906817 > > > > > >Received on Wednesday, 6 October 2010 12:02:15 UTC
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Matt Corby - Telluric
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Reportedly created in its first form over three years ago, before being scrapped in order to return to basics, Matt Corby's debut album Telluric has been a long time in the making to say the least. Following an Australian Idol appearance, and some success in the past, Corby honed his craft and this record in a cottage in New South Wales. The result is a soulful debut, accented with an air of sophistication and a hint of promise.
Whilst Telluric appears to lack in anything of serious note or substance for the most part, this is where its strength lies, in being utterly relaxed and unpretentious. There are no garish musical flourishes, or audacious lyrical trickery, Corby simply uses his multi-instrumentalist talents and apparent penchant for a subdued soundscape to create track after track of soothing atmosphere.
'Belly Side Up' through 'Wrong Man' are relatively subdued, before 'Sooth Lady Wine' introduces a little sultry swagger into the proceedings, with a sauntering guitar line and Corby's vocal taking on a more emotive tone throughout. 'Do You No Harm' stumbles into view before some impassioned backing vocals provide it with a lively edge, before retreating before a tender closing, a trajectory that makes this one of the record's stand out tracks.
'We Could Be Friends' possesses an air of nostalgia and suave, as the track sashays towards its wonderfully sassy outro and into the endearing 'Why Dream'. 'Good To Be Alone', an almost-instrumental, guitar-led charmer follows before the closing track 'Empires Attraction' brings Telluric the considered and slow-paced close it deserves.
Overall, Telluric is an endearing record, whose beauty lies in its relative simplicity. With Corby playing all instrumental parts himself, the quality of the record could be considered as heightened due to the involved skill, but the musical quality stands up to scrutiny regardless. Drawing on a variety of influences from a range of genres, Corby has created a gloriously enjoyable debut record in his own loving style.


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Every week, we give our readers a glimpse inside the mindset of a guy's brain on weddings with the help of the hilarious and smart editors at The Plunge. For their latest installment, they're sharing all the ways you can impress male guests at your wedding.
We men may not care all that much about floral arrangements, color schemes, or the way the cake decorations subtly reflect the ruching of the bride's dress — alright, let's just say it, we don't care at all — but there are plenty of things we do notice and stash away in the "that would be really cool for my wedding" file. If you want to make a lasting impression on your male guests, start taking notes.
Open the Bar
Not unique by any stretch by oh so vital. Most wedding guests will want to tie one on, but men are especially drawn to the bar. We all have our favorites and we want the top shelf to be open. Why else did we get all dressed up?
Feed the Beast
Another obvious one and maybe not unique to impressing guys, but men will remember your wedding if the food is plentiful and delicious. Most of them are there solely to enjoy your cocktail hour, so include as many unique, crowd-pleasing selections as your caterer offers and your budget allows. Pro tip: sliders and cocktail weenies — keep 'em coming.
See More: For a Beer Bar to a Cigar Bar: 5 Cool Reception Ideas to Impress Your Groom
Cater to Tastes
A specialty whiskey bar or craft beer station offering the groom's favorite libation (or even just the availability of these options) is a great way to share a bit of his personality with guests. It's also guaranteed to score the bride some cool points with all the men in attendance. Bonus points if she partakes with the groom's fraternity bros. Just save the streaking for another occasion.
Smoke 'Em if You Got 'Em
It's hard not to feel badass when smoking a cigar. Some places will actually trot out the live cigar roller, which is definitely cool, but even a few boxes and cutters nicely displayed will draw a crowd of classy gentlemen over for a celebratory puff.
Be Sweet
A specialty cocktail is nice, but a personalized dessert is far more likely to be remembered by your male guests. One, because the only thing guys love to do more than drink is eat, and two, because with all the attention paid to the bride, a groom's cake is the one time the guy can say, "This one's all mine." Plus, so many wedding cakes are so similar, that when a bride takes the time to design a perfectly fitting groom's cake — and the baker nails that scale model of Fenway Park with the two of you in your season seats wearing rally caps — it's guaranteed to stand out and be remembered. Special dessert options like a sundae or candy bar, or the tried and true Viennese table, are also definite guy pleasers. Seriously, don't underestimate our sweet tooth.
Leave Them Wanting More
Actually, screw that, leave them taking more. What the hell happens to all that delicious food after the cocktail hour ends, anyway? Have your caterer pack up the leftovers in to-go boxes and hand them out to guests taking the late-night bus to the after party. Congratulations, you are now a legend.
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. - It's only been two days, but the Island Storm's Game 4 playoff loss to the Halifax Hurricanes still smarts.
Saturday, the Hurricanes bounced the Storm from the National Basketball League of Canada playoffs with a 120-103 win in the Atlantic Division semifinal.
And Franklin Session, the NBL of Canada's newcomer of the year, felt the hurt at the team's season wrap-up party Monday in Charlottetown.
"Hell yeah, it does. (It all) hasn't set in yet. I'm still here, fans are still here, we're at the Eastlink Centre. It feels like we should be playing a game," said Franklin, a Los Angeles, Calif., native.
Session, a six-foot-two, 190-pound guard, finished second in the NBL in rebounding at 9.8 boards per game and led the Storm in scoring (19.6 points per game) and assists (5.7 per contest).
Not bad for his first year of pro basketball. It's earned him a tryout in the Chinese version of the NBL later this month, but regardless Session said he hopes to return next season after working on his game over the summer
"I think I did alright (sometimes) I think I didn't do too well. To be a real pro you have to be consistent. If you're not consistent it's hard to stay on the floor, get a job or get a raise," he said. "If I can make it stick (in China) it will be supercool. Cool just to have the opportunity."
An injury-hampered Storm hobbled through much of the season, though few players or coaches would use that as an excuse.
It lost point guard Andre Stringer to an Achilles heel injury, guards Tyler Scott and Chris Johnson were banged up down the stretch and in the playoffs limiting their availability, several players missed large chunks of game and practice time and late-season releases of Du'Vaughn Maxwell and Jarion Henry chopped the bench to 10 men against the talented and deep Hurricanes.
Despite those problems, the Storm battled through the regular season, even rattling off an eight-game winning streak in late February and into March and finished 19-21, good for fourth in the Atlantic.
Then it gave Halifax all it could handle in the playoffs by winning Game 1 and, minus bad third quarters in Games 2 and 3 and a rough second quarter in Game 4, kept pace and might have found itself in the Atlantic Division final.
For head coach Tim Kendrick, who aims to return next season, it was a solid record given all the games lost to injury, roster snafus and predictions the team would never reach the post-season.
He said Halifax benefits from player core that's been together for several seasons and sees that organization as a model for the Storm.
"There were a lot of positives. That's the kind of thing we would like to do. They don't get down, they just keep playing. They lost Game 1 and there was no panic. That comes from continuity and things. That's what I think our management team is looking to build."
Last season the Storm cleared house, letting former head coach Joe Salerno go (he signed with the Moncton Miraces) and trading, releasing or allowing players to sigh elsewhere. Kendrick came from the UPEI Panthers to fill in the head coach gig.
Brad States turned out to be the lone holdover from 2016-17 and the forward's improved game saw more playing time - that despite nursing a fracture in his left foot all season - for the UPEI alum who hooped under Kendrick.
States, a Bathurst, N.B., native, also has fingers crossed for a return next season and plans to be better, but, he said, he won't being teamed again with former Panthers Scott and Dut Dut and coached by Kendrick for a second stint.
"Oh yeah, it always sucks to lose a playoff game. No practice to go to. You look back, you see the things you need to work for the summer, the things you need to battle for a championship," States said. "Got to give a shout out to Dut Dut, Tyler and Coach. It was cool playing together in university and then pro. It was their first year and my second and definitely special."


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