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It was partly an economic choice on my part, says the 59-year-old retiree. But it was also partly out of self interest.
All those years of commuting from Columbia to the Trenton Correctional Institution in Edgefield County might have had something to do with it.
Karr says he used to drive 65 miles one way when he was working as a teacher for the Department of Corrections, all the while thinking that someday he would give up driving and let someone else take the wheel.
I wanted to ride the bus, he says. And I wanted to ride it around town. Once I was in a position that that was not unreasonable, I made the decision.
Karr, who lives by himself in a downtown neighborhood near the State House, says he uses the bus to go just about everywhere.
I use the bus for doctors appointments or if I need to go grocery shopping or if I want to go to the movies, he says.
Karr says his decision to make the bus service his No. 1 means of transportation was also something he felt would help contribute to Columbias quality of life.
Its basically the responsibility of each person to make adjustments to their life where it might be good for the public good, he says. I cant tell everybody what to do but this is something I can do and its easy for me to do and its cheaper.
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Its easier on the environment and improves things about the quality of life for everybody, he says.
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Karrs son, Gregory, was an avid bus rider up until recently, when changes to bus routes and schedules began affecting his ability to get to his job in the Rosewood area on a consistent basis. Gregory now takes a mo-ped to work.
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Editor's note: This is part three in our four-part Newton Holiday Gift Guide series, where we present holiday gift suggestions you can find right here in Newton. Check out and .
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Everyone knows that men are the hardest to shop for, right? But fear not- we've scoured the streets of Newton looking for that just-right gift for all kinds of guys.
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Ipad stand/mount – When you shop in that store that sells the iPad, they have the tablet on a cool, rotating mount that allows you to do all sorts of fun things with it (usually play marble-in-a-maze games, if you're anything like me). Well, now your gadget guru can do that and more with this nifty protective stand for home, car or office. It allows him to leave on his "smart cover" but also hang the iPad from the back of the headrest so movies can be viewed in the back seat of the car or stand the iPad up on his desk.
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Cellphone Chargers – Your smart fellow can install additional memory into his computer, but he can't remember to keep his smart phone charged or to bring his charger home from his cube. Make sure you can always reach him by stuffing his stocking with some extra phone chargers from Enercell. Get him a spare wall charger for the office and a car charger, too - then he won't have any excuse for not picking up a gallon of milk on the way home.
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Gift card for home gym equipment- Winter is upon us. That means it's even harder to get out of the house for a run or even make the short trip from the car into the gym. Why not make his workout easier for your less-than-enthusiastic exerciser by giving him the chance to set up his own home gym? Gym Source is one of the oldest home fitness companies in the country, and with gift cards in varying amounts as well as an expert staff, they will have your fellow back on the road to fitness in no time.
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Available at . Global 8" Chef's Knife- $114.95. Knife sharpening available in store or through the mail- see website for details.
Essential Pepin – He's like the male Julia Child, the doting grandfather of cooking, the first real local celebrity chef (he's a professor at Boston University) - what's not to love about Jacques Pepin? Now your own beloved culinary genius can benefit from Pepin's nearly 60-year career with his new cookbook, Essential Pepin. The book also contains a technique DVD and is a companion to Pepin's 26-part series on PBS. Simply explained and charmingly illustrated, this is a real must-have for any cooking aficionado.
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Mamas Like Me has a great list of crafts perfect for the month of November. You definitely want to check out all of her links! There are many Turkey and Thanksgiving crafts, along with some fun Fall activities!!
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Updated 9:48am Monday 4th February 2013 in Redbridge By Dominic Sutton, Senior reporter
A long-running campaign for a zebra crossing on a busy road which hundreds of schoolchildren have to negotiate every day has moved a step closer to success.
Dozens of worried parents living on the Orchard Estate in Woodford Green submitted a petition to the council in 2009 calling for a crossing on Broadmead Road.
However, the scheme does not meet Department of Transport or Transport for London criteria for funding.
But on Tuesday night councillors at an area two committee meeting agreed to provide £15,000 from ward funds and request an additional sum of around £20,000 from the council's cabinet to make the crossing a reality.
Speaking in favour of the scheme, Cllr Gwyneth Deakins of Roding ward said: "There are around 180 children from the Orchard Estate at Ray Lodge and the majority of them walk to school.
"The road may not meet these criteria, but it is clearly dangerous and one accident to one child would be too many."
The scheme would meet DoT criteria but for the fact that it would have to be treated as a double crossing because of the width of the road.
Blasting the criteria, Cllr Ian Bond of Roding ward said: "That just doesn't make sense, it's just stupid.
"The data shows that at peak times someone crosses the road every 20 seconds while a car goes past every four seconds and a third of the cars observed were speeding.
"What clearer case could there be for a crossing?"
The original estimate for the scheme put costs at £41,000, but councillors agreed to scrap plans for a £5,600 upgrade of existing pedestrian islands.
The news was welcomed by people on the Orchard Estate.
Mum of nine Carole Conway, 44, said: "Nobody stops on that road it's like a racetrack.
"My nine-year-old always wants to run across to see his mates and it's a constant worry to me that he'll get knocked down."
Great grandmother Frani Fuller said: "We have been going on about getting a zebra crossing for 30 years.
"My grandson Tyler was knocked over there five years ago and ended up in hospital and there have been many more accidents I can tell you."
Amanda Jennings, head teacher at Ray Lodge, said: "Ray Lodge is delighted to learn that part funding for a zebra crossing in Broadmead Road has been agreed.
"A zebra crossing would enable a larger number of our children to safely walk to school each day.
"We believe that children who walk to, or part of their way to, school arrive more ready for their learning and therefore hope the proposal will go ahead."
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HottRedMan says...
Even to drop the kerbs and paint the road, plus the electricity of the lights should not be this much.
Can someone tell me if it is the planning companies charging this extortionate fee.
12:31pm Thu 31 Jan 13
mdj says...
A year or so ago we read in this paper that a new pelican crossing near forest School cost over £50k. Twenty years ago we were told that each new road hump in WF cost in total about £1500.
This includes a lot of unavoidable bureaucratic overheads I'm sure, such as informing/consulting with emergency services, compliance with who knows what D of T notices and regulations, and a tendering process too, but the figures still seem eye-watering. It would be good to see a breakdown of the costs.
12:51pm Thu 31 Jan 13
Cornbeefur says...
You could almost build a small house for 41k.
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3.6/5 rDev +1.1%
look: 2.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Bombed Blondeshelle poured a turbid orange/brown with a thin off-white head that left some lacing on the glass. The aroma was malty with notes of caramel, pears, apples, coriander, herbs, and honey. Taste started with plenty of candi sugar flavor up-front. Other flavors of caramel, apple, coriander, allspice, banana, orange peel, and herbs slowly started to develop as the sugar rush subsided to a background flavor. The finish had an increase of malt flavors along with notes of cedar and alcohol. Aftertaste was a resurgence of sugar and an increase of alcohol to the detriment of all the other flavors. Mouthfeel was chewy from the tubidity and the body was medium heavy.
Overall a disappointment. IMHO this ale was way to young. There were no off or bad flavors or aromas. The complexity of flavors were there but had not matured enough to balance that syrupy sweet candi sugar taste. Longer aging would also help clear some of the turbity and build a bit more carbonation. If they bottle this ale I would most definitely by a few bottle to cellar for two or three years.
Serving type: on-tap
05-27-2003 09:36:24 | More by purplehops
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03-12-2012 21:48:21 | More by rpaine
3.13/5 rDev -12.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
On tap in a 14oz snifter.
I was at Watch city last night and figured I would give this a whirl as a nice after dinner drink. I couldn't completely see the color because they had the lights dimmed unbelievably low but it looked good from what I could tell.
The color was a dark brown with what seemed like a tinge of Orange. It reminded me of Orval except not as pretty looking. The head was minimal and the retention was poor for this supposed tripel. There was a light lacing on the glass which dissipated more and more as I drank.
The smell was quite good. It was served just a little too cold I think. The longer I let the drink sit the more complex it became. I wasn't blown away but I could tell there was alot more going on than I originally thought. The most apparent smells were caramel, malt, and fruit particularly banana.
The taste was slightly better than average. The real killer was it was too sugary. I think this would be a better beer if the alcohol content was toned down a bit. As I said before the longer the drink sat the better the aroma. The only down side to this is it seemed to get sweeter and sweeter. This really killed the drinkability.
It has potential. I agree with the other reviewers that this could use some aging.
Serving type: on-tap
06-04-2010 14:14:50 | More by skullsplitter
3.03/5 rDev -14.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
note: sold to me as a belgian strong ale, recorded on beer advocate as a tripel...
appearance is a hazy orange and aroma is floral hops and again candy-sweet malts. yeast and skunky wheat form backbone of flavor, but powerful alcohol overwhelms both. 10% plus was too much for this brew...
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02-11-2009 00:08:59 | More by joshsbeerblog
3.15/5 rDev -11.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
A: Pours a hazy orange/copper color with a thin layer of foam on top.
S: Some floral hops, some sugary sweetness come through.
T: At first, it was pretty decent, opening with some nice floral hops, and a bit of yeast and sweetness. Quickly though, a stronger amount of alcohol came through than one might want. While not wholely unpleasant, it's not what I wanted in the flavors.
M: Smooth and creamy, with lots of heat from the alcohol.
D: This is worth a try, but it's not something I would go back to again.
Serving type: on-tap
12-19-2007 19:50:51 | More by YonderWanderer
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3.53/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured out a hazy amber/orange color with a foamy white head. The nose offered some herbal hops notes, malt, and citrus. The taste started off with malty sweetness, some citrusy fruit, and then gave way to the hops. It had a creamy mouthfeel, with a long alcoholic burning finish.
Serving type: on-tap
11-27-2006 04:39:52 | More by dherling
New Hampshire
4.33/5 rDev +21.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Quaffed at the stellar AOBF event last night! Certainly a different version of a Tripel, that's for sure. The color was a very murky, cloudy brown, almost like an apple cider. The head was thin and fine, with a little lacing action. Nose was comprised of lots of fruity aspects, especially apples, and some candi-sugar sweetness was also evident. This bier had a medium body, and about middle-of-the-road smoothness on the tongue. Taste was sugary, fruity (more apple as well as a bit of pear flavor) and a touch tart. As it warmed it improved, bringing out more subtle fruity notes. I rated it well due to a fine taste for me, personally, though it really didn't display a lot of typical Tripel traits, like a spicy and/or peppery aspect as well as any yeasty characteristics. Still, quite enjoyable, especially when allowed to warm somewhat. Skol!!
overall: 4.25
appearance: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | mouthfeel: 4 | drinkability: 4.5
Serving type: on-tap
05-25-2003 08:30:36 | More by Bierman9
4.03/5 rDev +13.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
31 IBU, WLP-500 Yeast Trappist; 92% Bel. pale malt, 8% Bel. Wheat; Styrian Gold and Saaz hops.
This tripel poured a cloudy, orange-amber color with tall white foam. The smell was lightly malty with a strong dose of piney hops and hints of orange (though no orange was used in the brewing). The taste was sweet, slightly fruity, with good floral hop flavor, and some taste of alcohol. The mouthfeel was smooth and creamy, and the body was relatively full. The piney hops added to the mouthfeel. This was nicely drinkable.
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05-21-2003 21:07:36 | More by UncleJimbo
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--Foot Locker is testing new store formats for virtually all banners it owns
--Facelift comes as flashy colors and new technology fuels athletic-gear sector's growth
--Foot Locker expected to post higher profit, sales in fiscal fourth-quarter report due Friday
By John Kell
New materials and colors used in athletic shoes and apparel have helped lift Foot Locker Inc.'s (FL) sales for nearly three years, but the specialty retailer is also looking at its own makeover in a bid to bolster sales.
Foot Locker, which has over 3,330 stores across 23 countries, is testing new prototype stores for virtually all banners it owns, including Lady Foot Locker, Champs Sports and the company's namesake.
The facelift comes as flashy colors and new technology enhancements by Nike Inc. (NKE), Adidas AG (ADS.XE, ADDYY) and others have fueled the athletic-gear sector's growth in recent years. Analysts expect Foot Locker's fiscal fourth-quarter results, due Friday, will show profit and same-store sales growth for the 12th consecutive quarter.
Foot Locker, which declined to comment for this story, will likely give investors and analysts an update on how new-store testing has progressed. The company already indicated remodeled locations will be a focus this year, as it expects to spend 35% more on capital expenditures in 2013, partly to fund new store investments.
Observers are excited about the new looks, which could help lift future sales above Wall Street's estimates. Foot Locker is already yielding better sales at existing locations, as sales per average gross square foot totaled $406 in 2011, up 22% from two years earlier.
Management has taken a fairly conservative approach to testing new stores, as the company tinkers with just a few remodeled locations before mulling a national rollout.
UBS analyst Michael Binetti supports Foot Locker's plan to spend more on remodels this year, saying Chief Executive Ken Hicks has been careful to test new ideas before allocating funds.
"We are comfortable with this CEO spending more money," Mr. Binetti said. "They've been careful in the past."
Of all testing Foot Locker has undertaken, an upgrade to Champs--which had 540 locations as of last fall--appears to be the most developed. Foot Locker tested a new Champs prototype a year ago and though the remodel appears to be performing well, Foot Locker has expanded the new format to only a handful of locations.
Susquehanna Financial Group analyst Christopher Svezia said a new Champs store he visited in New Jersey had an impressive layout that felt more like a boutique than the chain's prior look.
At the new Champs, Mr. Svezia said Foot Locker moved shoes to the center of the store while apparel was relocated to the walls. The location also had a Nike-exclusive concept called "The Yardline," a shop-in-shop concept that features gear from Nike's National Football League license.
Champs has been a star performer in recent years, and Mr. Svezia said a successful rollout of the remodeled format could further boost sales per square foot and margins. He said that chain more heavily relies on apparel than other formats Foot Locker owns, so the new presentation is a more ideal way to showcase a head-to-toe outfit.
Several Lady Foot Locker stores are also being reformatted, and Foot Locker is testing a new female-focused store called SIX:02.
Lady Foot Locker has been the worst performer among the company's domestic concepts. Mr. Binetti said Foot Locker has learned that women focus more on apparel when they first enter an athletic-specialty retailer, while men hone in on shoes first. Mr. Binetti said many Lady Foot Locker stores were too small to present the apparel in an attractive way.
But with Foot Locker testing some larger locations under the SIX:02 format, the company may fix the women's business as it can offer more apparel and install a greater number of fitting rooms.
SIX:02, which currently has three locations, features nooks that focus on specific sports like running and yoga. The price points are higher than other national athletic specialty chains, and analysts say the products are marketed more for their functional use than for fashion.
Though many of Foot Locker's new concepts seem promising, retail can be a tricky business to master. Foot Locker last year began to test a prototype in the United Kingdom called "The Locker Room." The new banner, which debuted just ahead of the Summer Olympics in London, focused more on performance than fashion.
But Foot Locker last fall said Locker Room was still being tweaked and hadn't yet produced returns that justify a broader rollout.
The robust athletic product cycle, which is expected to continue this year as Nike and Adidas launch more new shoes, has inspired others to test new retail concepts. Smaller peer Finish Line Inc. (FINL) is planning to open shop-in-shops at 450 Macy's Inc. (M) locations over the next couple of years and Under Armour Inc. (UA) opened a new store in Baltimore this winter.
But Foot Locker's initiative is the broadest in scope. And investors appear on board with management's strategy. The stock has gained 22% the past year, easily outperforming Finish Line and the broader market.
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TASER Reviews
88% of the CEO
Rick Smith
"Great experience"
Pros – - Everyone at TASER is passionate about their work, friendly, and talented.
- Work-life balance is pretty good, though largely left up to the employee to maintain. As long as you are getting your stuff done, everyone is happy.
- Company honestly makes an effort to do good in the world, despite the semi-frequent negative claims in the press.
Cons – - Company is experiencing some growing pains with the expansion into the software world, causing some strange tensions between departments.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Working for TASER"
Pros – TASER has a fun environment and a good culture. The weapons sell themselves and is a known established brand. The company utilizes the creativity of its employees
Cons – While trying to be innovative, they have launched a product that generally across the board is unsuccessful and unreliable. While AXON and evidence.com are good ideas, they have been executed hastily and what comes off as carelessly. There is also a common theme of intensively rushing things too fast, rather than simply evolving the company rapidly
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
"Developing Leaders"
Pros – -Everyone is more than willing to teach new employees
-Valued as an employee
-Growth opportunities are phenomenal!
Cons – I cannot really find anything negative about working here.
Advice to Senior Management – Give a little bit more specific feedback on work.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Two day shoot."
Pros – Everyone I worked with was friendly and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to work with them again.
Cons – As it was only a two day project, I didn't see any cons.
"TASER - One Great Roller Coaster Ride"
Pros – Exciting - If you want to be part of changing the world, welcome to TASER
Fun - If you want excitement, energy, and being in the action
Stressful - Good stress - not bad stress. If it was easy then anyone could work here
Titles Not Important - The job is key - not the title. If you can kick some tail go kick some tail. If not, this isn't for you. You get to do whatever you need to do to get the job done for the most part.
You work for cops. These are frankly the toughest customers in the world but at TASER we've won their trust and we're trusted advisers here for them. It's on going so you don't get to rest on your laurels. But isn't what a job is supposed to require.
Change is good here. We like that.
Techie - it's all about using technology here to its maximum potential. We dream big here.
We use Good to Great principles here for the most part.
Great culture to work hard, play hard, and to do whatever it takes to get the job done
Cons – Little time for continuing education.
Stressful - I said it was good stress. It is. But It can be tough on some of the employees if they are steeled in this environment. When we face controversy now it makes us release that we do have a tough job here but it also re-energizes most of the staff.
Change is tough here. I just said it was good, but it's still tough now and then. But if we don't change, adapt and overcome, well... we'd be like dinosaurs so in the end that can be a con to some but for most we dig it.
Advice to Senior Management – Get some continuing education programs.
Sabbaticals, anyone?
Reward the superstars as well as the steady Eddie rock stars who work like madmen for the sense of pride, the customer and the loyalty of the company.
We use the VOC here so make sure you stay in touch with the VOE (employee) a little more.
We need more opportunities to make sure we know who all of us employees are since there has been a lot of growth.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Massive impact"
Pros – Noble Mission- The tech that TASER/Evidence.com are creating is literally saving lives and bringing greater transparency to law enforcement making communities safer
Excellent Talent- Smart people from top schools/former companies. On the brink with several exciting new developments.
Flat environment- Initiative is encouraged and the best answer wins
Cons – hard work sometimes skews work/life balance
Advice to Senior Management – Keep pressing
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
"An innovative company with a creative work atmosphere"
Pros – Work on products that save lives and change the world, every day.
Cons – Municipal spending budgets for new equipment and gear drive a great deal of our business, good and bad.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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"Incredible opportunities"
Pros – No one is ever satisfied with average work. Everyone is striving to be the best. Open door policy - even the CEO has a cubicle, not an office!
Cons – Younger company, some people are set in their ways
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
Pros – "TASER's mission is the end user, the law enforcement officer. TASER has effectively changed law enforcement by adding intermediate weapons, cameras, and technology that protects them, allows them to save more lives, and positively enhance the delivery of police service in their community. I'm proud to be a part of this mission," –Andy, Sales Ops
Cons – Well if you don't like technology, career opportunity, talent, innovation, individualism, motivation, excitement, sci-fi, self-management, open communication, working for an industry leader, educational opportunities, positive motivation, then you may not enjoy this employer.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Ambitious Senior Management with lousy lower mid and low level managers"
Pros – Cool Hardware Technology. Cool head quarters building that looks like a space ship. Very impressive to show off to friends and family.
Cons – Lousy place to advance the career. Very poor communication between mid and low level managers to troops. Worst medical benefits if you have a family. No training program. Poor salary for most positions, but get away with this because of location.
Advice to Senior Management – Make the mid and low level management more responsible. Avoid random and sudden death firing squads.
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Like it or not, the current regime is here to stay for the foreseeable future. The Falcons announced that they have extended the contracts of President Rich McKay, coach Mike Smith and General Manager Thomas Dimitroff.
McKay is the only member of the trio to receive a multiyear extension. His extension is good for four more years. Smith and Dimitroff have each received a one year extension.
This further confirms owner Arthur Blank's trust in the current brain trust. McKay has been with the organization since 2003, and was the team's general manager for five seasons. He became the team's president in 2008. McKay was reportedly being courted by Tampa Bay to return to Florida to become the team's general manager once again, but those rumors did not come to fruition. McKay is here to stay.
Dimitroff and Smith have been GM and coach respectively since 2008. Smith has a career record of 60-33 and is the Falcons franchise leader in wins as a coach. Under Dimitroff and Smith's leadership, the Falcons enjoyed five consecutive winning seasons, two division titles and one playoff victory.Read more... Join the Conversation...


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Where are the creative hearts and minds that are needed to make Salem a clean, green and sustainable model community?
Like-minded citizens in Salem are finding themselves on seemingly opposite sides of the debate about the gas-fired power plant (Footprint) that is proposed to be operating by 2016. Both sides care about these same things:
Salem's tax revenue — that it will be sufficient for its needs without driving residents away because of high taxes;
Salem's energy needs — that they are met "greenly" without the threat of "rolling brownouts";
Salem's waterfront — that this section of waterfront property will be beautified and more open to the public.
There are probably many ways these three concerns could be met if we think "outside the box." So, can the two seemingly opposite sides on this significant issue get together to see if there is another way to achieve all three of our desired goals?
I hope so!
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After my previous posts on PaaS, JP Morgenthal (Twitter: @jpmorgenthal) and I have had some offline conversations. The discussion resulted in JP putting together the following blog post. He has graciously allowed me to post it here at ServiceMesh.com. It should be noted that the issues JP identifies below are largely restricted to public PaaS. Private PaaS can avoid these issues through private deployment location choices. With that said, take it away, JP…
The common definition and reference architecture for cloud computing lists three service models: Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Each of these models fosters a different relationship between the consumer and the cloud service provider. Ultimately, these models define how much control the consumer will have over the running of their service.
To illustrate how these service models relate to issues of governance, let's look at the requirements for data sovereignty—the rights over the data based on geographical control of locale. Data sovereignty is growing as a concern for many users given recent events regarding the US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) seizure of multitenant hosting servers.
Cloud service providers are finding solutions that satisfy their clients' needs to this issue. Most often, these solutions are provided through community clouds or offered up as a configuration option. In spite of these options, there are holes. With SaaS, for example, there's little governance control that a consumer can exert over where their data resides and where the process that is touching their data is running unless the vendor provides this a specific configuration option.
In contrast, IaaS solutions offer users tremendous control over these factors. Indeed, IaaS providers typically place the responsibility for control over these issues onto the user to the point where it's a requirement for the user to force operating across geographies. That is, the user must select the specific data center location in which the computation and data will reside. Tools like the ServiceMesh Agility Platform provide policies to automate these decisions as part a complete governance strategy. Thus, IaaS and SaaS show the two extremes with regard to governance controls— consumer managed or provider managed.
Unfortunately, PaaS, the middle child in the as-a-service family, results in the need for greater cooperative position between consumer and provider. Unlike SaaS, which only allows governance controls that the provider offers, and IaaS, which offers great flexibility in governance over the cloud environment, PaaS is effectively a SaaS that must act like IaaS. That is, since PaaS typically has a utility billing model akin to IaaS, businesses expect to implement controls that will limit their exposure, but it's virtualized nature means those controls must be exposed from the PaaS itself.
Let's explore this need with a concrete example. With SaaS, scalability and elasticity are implicit in the design of the application, which is typically measured on a per user basis. Hence, costs are controlled by controlling the number of seats purchased. IaaS, on the other hand, offers scalability and elasticity architecturally, but it must be operationally enforced by the consumer. Therefore, consumers can create more machine instances to improve performance, but it is either managed by operational control package or directly by the operational staff. Thus, costs are managed through explicit operational controls.
With PaaS, scalability and elasticity are implicit in the value proposition of the platform that measures process execution and resource consumption. However, there is little in the way of control over where the process will run, how effectively your process will run, who can access my running processes, how much disk space can a single process use, how long your process will run and how many processes can a single user occupy. Thus, a single bug could result in tying up all available processes, and if dynamic controls are on, creating more processes and then tying up those as well resulting in unexpected exorbitant costs. PaaS consumers must have the ability to govern at the level I've just described.
Note, these issues can be overcome through labor, design, etc., but they can all result in significant unplanned and unexpected expenses with regard to your cloud computing effort if ignored. Since the PaaS takes away some additional layers of control away from the consumer in return for simplified operations and deployment, it is critical that the PaaS environment embed the necessary governance knobs into the platform so that consumers can avoid some of these operational issues. These knobs would allow users to take actions, such as automatically terminate processes that are running beyond normal limits, determine if they will allow a single user to execute over multiple processes or determine if they want to allow instances based on who the user is and not arbitrary limits. Moreover, the knobs could be configured by the operations staff responsible for deploying and managing the application in the cloud and automated with policies using a cloud platform such as Agility.
It is an unfortunate fact that PaaS requires a greater balance of power and control to be reached between the cloud service provider and the consumer than either IaaS or SaaS. Until PaaS platforms allow consumers to define policies that control the PaaS's behavior with regard to their application, consumers will be at a greater risk using them and they will never achieve their full value as a service model.
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Posted by r0bis on Tue 8 Sep 2009 at 13:32I bought the relatively inexpensive Canon LBP5100 colour laser printer for my XP machine at home. I thought I would crack network printing from Linux soon.
The method here should work for just about any printer
After a long chase for information about CAPT and amd64 and multiple failed installations (with compiling from "source") of the CAPT 1.80 driver from Canon I understood that actually colour printing from 64-bit linux would be next to impossible with this printer.
I almost got everything working but the error: pstocapt3 write errors 9 and 32 got me every time. I could not understand whether this was - likely printing to a local spool file, or was it writing to Canon printer over Samba that failed. Might be the latter, since the printer stopped responding to normal jobs from windows an I had to re-install windows driver.
Almost accidentally I came accross this excellent HOWTO_Canon_LBP_2900_with_Samba page on Gentoo wiki. It explains everything in very good detail, therefore I will put only a summary of necessary actions here.
A few notes:
* if there is some cutting/cropping of edges at times - remember that you cannot set page size/shrinking etc via command line options in ghostprint. That is done in the actual printer driver - so you can experiment with the new PS driver or rather the Canon driver - on windows.
* At some point I also installed Print services for Unix via Windows setup, but I did it when I was desperately trying to make CAPPT drivers work. I don't think that has any relevance.
* if you fail to find redmon download, do search for "redmon17.zip" - Google should give you quite a few working mirrors.
* Not all your linux programs will print correctly. e.g. Inkscape did not print SVG file. You enable can log & debug under the virtual PS printer if you edit (configure) the redirected port.
**** There you can set logfile; you can also set debug - if needed. And there you also can set the DOS window to be hidden.
Your Canon printer is less of paperweight now :)
Your comments and improvements are very welcome
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This article is copyright 2009 r0bis - please ask for permission to republish or translate.


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Falcons expected to keep RB corps intact
We hear the Falcons would be content to head into next season with the same group of running backs that helped them finish 12th in the league in rushing in 2010.
The Atlanta Falcons activated Peters from the reserve injured list Friday.||||||| Peters, a third-round draft pick in 2010, has started 30 of 31 career games for Atlanta. He has been sidelined since May because of a stress fracture in his left foot. Peters is likely to work behind Peria Jerry when the Falcons (6-0) visit Philadelphia (3-3) on Sunday.
Peters, a starter the last two seasons, returned for limited activity Monday in his first practice this season.||||||| Peters, on the reserve injured list with a stress fracture in his left foot, will be eligible to make his season debut on Sunday at Philadelphia.
The Atlanta Falcons placed starting defensive tackle Corey Peters on the injured reserve list and waived third string quarterback John Parker Wilson on Sunday.||||||| Peters missed all of training camp and preseason with a left foot injury. The earliest Peters can return is Oct. 28 at Philadelphia. He must sit out the first six games. Peters, a third-round pick from Kentucky in 2010, started 30 of his 31 games over the past two years. Peria Jerry is starting at nose tackle to replace Peters, who has 73 tackles, four sacks, one interception, one fumble recovery and three passes defensed in his career.
Atlanta Falcons coach Mike Smith said Monday that Peters will not participate this week when the Falcons practice this week in Jacksonville and play the Jaguars in a preseason game on Friday.||||||| Peters was injured in practice Sunday and had to be carted off the field, but the team doesn't believe the knee was structurally damaged.


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