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The controversial cyber bill passed the House on a 288-127 vote. The Senate blocked last year's version of the bill, and may do so again.
The controversial Cybersecurity Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act passed April 18 in the House by a margin of 288-127, joining three other cybersecurity bills that will move forward for Senate consideration.
CISPA passed the House last year as well, but died in the Senate amid privacy and civil liberties concerns as well as a White House veto threat. The latest vote drew praise from information-sharing advocates but, as in the past, ignited a firestorm of criticism as well.
"I am very proud that so many of my colleagues were able to look past the distortions and fear-mongering about this bill, and see it for what it really is -- a very narrow and focused authority to share cybersecurity threat information to keep America safe," said Rep. Mike Rogers, (R-Mich.), who co-sponsored the bill. "I look forward to working with my Senate colleagues to get cyber threat information sharing legislation passed into law this year."
Some parties -- IT trade groups, Capitol Hill backers of the legislation -- applauded CISPA's passage, characterizing it as a step toward comprehensive cybersecurity legislation. In particular, the bill's measures addressing information-sharing between private companies and the government garnered praise.
"Early detection and notification of cybersecurity threats is the most critical component of preventing and mitigating attacks as well as increasing security across the board," said Ken Wasch, president of the Software and Information Industry Association. "CISPA creates the necessary flexibility for businesses to share security information without fear of legal or regulatory liability."
However, other organizations voiced concerns over privacy and civil liberties threats the bill could pose by allowing companies, including Internet service providers, to furnish the government with information on citizens' online activities.
"CISPA is an extreme proposal that allows companies that hold our very sensitive information to share it with any company or government entity they choose, even directly with military agencies like the [National Security Agency], without first stripping out personally identifiable information," said Michelle Richardson, a legislative counsel at the ACLU's Washington Legislative Office. "We will work with Congress to make sure that the next version of information sharing legislation unequivocally resolves this issue, as well as tightens immunity provisions and protects personal information. Cybersecurity can be done without sacrificing Americans' privacy online."
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The Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the most important components in networking infrastructure, enabling users and services to access applications by translating URLs (names) into IP addresses (numbers). Because every icon and URL and all embedded content on a website requires a DNS lookup loading complex sites necessitates hundreds of DNS queries. In addition, as more internet-enabled 'Things' get connected, people will rely on DNS to name and find their fridges, toasters and toilets. According to a recent IDG Research Services Survey this rate of traffic will only grow. What's driving t...
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Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using the URL as a basic building block, we open this up and get the same resilience that the web enjoys.
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Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective storage designed to handle the massive surge in back-end data in a world where timely analytics is e...
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We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will want to use their existing identities, but these will have credentials already that are (hopefully) i...
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"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Bit6 today issued a challenge to the technology community implementing Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC). To leap beyond WebRTC's significant limitations and fully leverage its underlying value to accelerate innovation, application developers need to consider the entire communications ecosystem.
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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COUNCIL chiefs say they would welcome a review into the Freedom of Information Act to stop it being abused.
Redditch Borough Council have dealt with almost 1,500 requests for information under the law over the last three years but bosses say too many of them are speculative and not within the spirit of what the act intended.
A borough council spokesman told the Standard: "We're committed to freedom of information but our experience suggests the legislation may benefit from a review, to ensure it is working as intended.
"It's a fact that a significant number of requests are from businesses looking for sales leads, repeatedly and across hundreds of councils at once. Examples of this include FOI requests for details of residents who have recently died with no known next of kin, or for details of how much tax relief local businesses are receiving.
"A national discussion may be welcome as we don't know whether residents are happy for their councils to be compelled to spend significant amounts of money quite like this."
A number of other councils across the country have also expressed concern about the amount of requests they receive and the cost.
Redditch Borough Council say as some queries are easier to answer than others, costs vary and are impossible to estimate.
But a report released by University College London in 2011 estimated on average it took councils 6.4 hours to deal with a request. Based on a rate of £25 an hour it would mean the borough council has spent more than £234,000 responding to FOIs.
Worcestershire County Council has received 2,428 requests during the same period putting the estimated cost in the region of £400,000.
A county council spokesman said they had not received the email and as they were not aware of any plans for a national review they declined to comment.
But they did reveal over the last three years about 30 per cent of requests had come from journalists, campaigners or research groups.
A spokesman for the Local Government Association said they were trying to ascertain how widespread concern about the act was before deciding if to lobby national government.
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Two of A.T.L. finest team up for F.A.M.E., this is Jeezy latest single but does not appear on the TM103 tracklist. Speaking of TM103 is it ever going to drop, it has been pushed back 3 times already
50 Cent, loves to beef with people in this song he goes at Lil Wayne, Young Buck, and Game. When your aren't relevant anymore you have to go at people that are. Other than that its a good song check it out
One of my favorite MC's Nas is back at it again with a new one to build on. "Your Mouth Got You Into It" The title says it all. The track sounds a little dated but the message is definitely something we all can relate to.
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New fire from Wale with Rick Ross helping out and Kevin Cossom on the hook another solid song from Wale im actually looking forward to his album. *Explicit*
I posted the trailer for this the other day. I really like videos with story lines the song isnt bad either. What do you think ?
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Alicia's Market
There are many varieties of raw seafood salad, known as poke, in Hawaii, and some of the most celebrated is at Alicia's in Honolulu. Try the raw crab poke and poke made with seasoned flying fish roe, tuna, imitation wasabi powder and seaweed.
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An interesting one, this. At first glance it all looks a little too Animal Crossing - cute green fields, clear blue streams and cozy little houses. You'll soon begin to wonder where all the monsters are at, this being a dungeon-crawler and all. Have patience. After a bit of aimless wandering the story kicks in – the usual 'peaceful village plagued by evil forces' guff – and you'll be introduced to the rather dynamic dungeon portion of the game.
The 2D dungeons are displayed on both screens. The catch is that after a certain amount of time, each screen will rumble and 'shuffle' sideways to reveal a new area. The aim is to avoid being caught during a 'shuffle' while simultaneously killing monsters and pulling levers to escape. It's fast-paced, exciting stuff, and marks out Away: Shuffle Dungeon as an intriguing title.
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Of the 12 species of cherry trees sent to Washington 100 years ago, more than half were Prunus x yedoensis, or Yoshino cherry—a flowering tree whose winter hardiness is matched by its springtime beauty.
The peak bloom, the point at which at least 70 percent of the blossoms are open, isn't easy to predict. Temperature, frost, and soil moisture play a role, making it hard to give an accurate date more than ten days in advance. Since 1991, National Park Service horticulturist Robert DeFeo has been divining bloom dates by monitoring these five stages of development:
1. Green color in buds. DeFeo usually starts noticing the initial stage of blooming in late February or early March. He says the sunlight-rich south side of the Tidal Basin usually begins this process slightly earlier, "but nobody notices that other than me."
2. Florets become visible (on average 16 to 21 days before peak bloom). Small florets, or the beginning stages of flowers, begin to grow in March. DeFeo says the cherry blossoms bloom in concert with many of the plants around them: "There's a shrub, Cornus mas, on my way to work that tells me what I'm in for each day."
3. Extension of florets (12 to 17 days before peak bloom). Today there are more than a dozen species of cherry trees around the Tidal Basin. DeFeo refers to one as his "indicator tree." A hybrid, it always blooms seven to ten days before the rest. He planted one outside the Park Service offices so colleagues could get a better idea of how close they're getting to peaking.
4. Peduncle elongation (five to ten days before peak bloom). This "frost-critical" stage of the blooming process means that a late-March cold snap could be devastating to the flowers. DeFeo says that in his 21 years he's never seen that happen.
5. Puffy white flowering (four to six days before peak bloom). This stage marks the imminent peak bloom. The Cherry Blossom Festival dates are set using the average peak date of April 4. The earliest peak on record was March 15, 1990, the latest April 18, 1958. Despite the recent warm winter, DeFeo pegged this year's peak bloom at between March 20 and 23.
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A step forward
Weary town leaders up to their elbows in the muck of recovery find it hard to see the future, but those a few steps back imagine it clearly.
"I can see this town being like Hood River," says Tom Kelly.
"Things in Astoria are good," says Betsy Johnson. "The same possibility is there for Vernonia."
Other rural Oregon towns have dug themselves out of deep holes by building on their ready-made or created assets: Cannon Beach and its art scene; Baker City and its mass of beautiful turn-of-the-century buildings; Hood River and its recreational amenities and high-tech jobs; The Dalles and its success in business development and remaking its downtown; and Astoria, which turned itself from a gritty, rundown former logging and fishing town into a place where Microsoft executives snap up Victorians and you can buy a cup of hand-roasted organic coffee to go with your artisan sandwich. Why not a green school and green economy as a shovel?
"I believe there is a huge draw of people who want to go green," says Sharon Bernal, the economic development chair. "What I envision is a lot of small, in-home business owners who are going to want their children in this school. Also, the [rural sustainability] center is huge. When you put those two things together, I think we can see a lot of people who have their kids in private schools in the city moving to this community."
The story of the little town that could is compelling, and many are pulling for it.
"When you think of it as a needful community, it is hard not to think of all the other needs," says Alissa Keny-Guyer of Oregon Solutions, which will remain through the fundraising phase of the Vernonia project, a first for the organization. "But if you think of Vernonia as a transformational community, it presents a lot of different models for how rural Oregon can survive in the 21st century."
To get there, fundraisers will face foundations that usually don't invest in brick and mortar, and a tough economy as they search for the remaining $8 million needed for the school; that doesn't include the approximately $3 million it will take to build a new football stadium and other athletic fields. "I can't give you a roadmap to where every dime will come from," Johnson says, "but it's there and we're going to go find it."
"And there are a lot of people who aren't aware that this hasn't been fixed yet," says Eric Friedenwald-Fishman, president of the Metropolitan Group, which is advising the fundraising. "Four years is a long time."
As Dan Brown said, it's a long time to be patient. So many things are unknowable and uncertain about the town's future, and about how a school might be its economic catalyst. The green economy in Oregon and the nation is wobbly. Like other communities that have faced this juncture, there's a fair amount of making it up as you go along. Magical thinking is not uncommon.
But one thing is certain.
Next September, a new green K-12 school will open, running on local biomass, partnering with universities and focused on studies relevant to its rural students, students who will have honest-to-god lockers, not just ones painted on walls. It can pour buckets and principal Aaron Miller will not have to empty them. Businessman Brad Curtis might even bring back his son to be part of the first high school graduating class.
On that day next September, the community will step forward. A community where residents in struggling rural towns like Oakridge or Burns might one day look to and say, "I can see this town being like Vernonia."
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The author is executive director of the Building Materials Reuse Association (BMRA, www.bmra.org), Chicago, and cochair of Decon '13, the BMRA's biennial conference on reuse, deconstruction and C&D recycling.
The green-building movement is increasing the emphasis on deconstruction and reuse to create a higher value for secondary materials.
The Building Materials Reuse Association (BMRA), Chicago, has been providing information, research and educational support to the deconstruction and reuse industries for nearly 20 years. In that time there have been great strides within the field, and the opportunity now exists to transform the larger C&D marketplace from one based on waste and debris to a dynamic economy of material resources.
Changing Client Demands
The widespread adoption of the U.S. Green Building Association's (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) building rating system over the past 10 years is a testament to the continued drive of the architecture and engineering (A&E) professions to promote sustainable architecture.
The C&D recycling industry has responded admirably to this client-driven revolution, leading to the achievement of the construction waste diversion LEED credit (MRc2) on more than half of the projects certified in 2012. However, as architects and owners continue to strive for deep green buildings, they are increasingly seeking to divert building materials toward their highest and best uses rather than relying on producing alternative daily cover (ADC) to meet recycling rates.
A Learning Opportunity
The Building Materials Reuse Association (BMRA), Chicago, will host Decon '13, April 29 to May 1, at the Seattle Center in Seattle. BMRA bills the conference as "the only comprehensive national event dedicated to promoting best practices, case studies and industry advancements among the building materials reuse, deconstruction and C&D recycling communities."
"By bringing Decon '13 to Seattle we are advancing the conversation around the role of the recovery, reuse and recycling of building materials in the larger green building movement" said BMRA President Tom Napier. "A wide variety of practitioners need to be involved to help close the materials management loop."
Decon '13 offers a lineup of speakers that the BMRA says brings together the green-building movement's leading thinkers and practitioners to share their expertise and visions for the future. Keynote speakers at the conference include:
More than 40 presentations, off-site field sessions, discussion topics and tours will be led by experts in the fields of building deconstruction, C&D recycling, building materials reuse and design for reuse. The vendor expo will showcase products, professional and trade organizations, job training and development opportunities, occupational safety, industry economics and governmental policies. The conference is designed to be highly engaging for building practitioners, designers, researchers and public policymakers. More information is available at www.deconexpo.org.
In addition to these changing views on how to manage their discarded materials, the A&E field is recognizing its own power to "close the loop" and specify reclaimed materials for installation on their projects. The deconstruction and reuse field has responded to this evolving design directive with a growth in services to commercial clients, both in removing buildings and in brokering the supply of reclaimed materials for new construction projects. We've also seen the increased adoption of deconstruction techniques by traditional demolition firms offering "green demolition" services requested by clients.
A highly visible example of the growing adoption of reclaimed materials is the construction of a new drive-thru Starbucks café from reclaimed shipping containers, as well as its installation of reclaimed wood products at many branches around the country. Anthony Perez, senior concept designer for the Starbucks corporation will be presenting a keynote speech at the upcoming Decon '13, April 29 to May 1, at Seattle's Seattle Center to address precisely this evolving collaboration between designers, builders and the material supply community.
Changing Policy Environment
Regulation of C&D removal, hauling and disposal is, at best, a patchwork quilt of state and local laws informed as much by NIMBYism (not in my backyard) as by health, environmental and economic concerns. In contrast to the increasing fees and regulation applied to C&D landfilling, there is growing international support and encouragement of deconstruction practices, with a number of municipalities updating their policies to specifically include or favor deconstruction and reuse. In Vancouver, British Columbia, there is priority permitting for deconstruction projects. The city of Dubuque, Iowa, has been supporting deconstruction for 10 years with great success in extending the life of its municipal landfill, and now Cook County, Ill., has passed an ordinance calling for material reuse on residential projects. The folks who helped develop and implement all three of these programs will be speaking at Decon '13, so join the conversation and see what kind of innovations may be in store with your local policymakers.
A Skilled Workforce
The continued growth of the resource-based diversion economy is dependent on the adoption of deconstruction and reuse techniques throughout the country. As an educational organization, the BMRA always has been committed to providing the best learning resources to all interested parties and has now expanded to provide the a nationwide deconstruction curriculum for the community college market written and reviewed by experts within the field. In addition to the classroom and lab lessons included in the curriculum, the BMRA will be offering a certificate in deconstruction for those students who pass both the written and practical tests, offering employers a real means to identify promising deconstruction workers.
Other offerings from the BMRA's 2013 educational catalog include a 24-hour deconstruction site supervisor course, an 8-hour overview of deconstruction and reuse and more than 40 hours of educational sessions to be held at Decon '13.
One way make sure that your company is part of the resource-based future is to attend Decon '13 and network with other practitioners, support the BMRA, provide additional training for your crew and start offering deconstruction services to your clients.
Check out the BMRA's online directory and add a local reuse store to your potential drop-off sites. As the saying goes, if you fail to plan…you plan to fail. So now's the time to look at reuse and plan for your future in the resource based material economy.
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Oxfordshire slumped to a 139-107 defeat against Gloucestershire in their second Middleton Cup trial match at Barnwood BC, Gloucester.
Oxon started brightly enough, but from the fifth end onwards the home players scored more heavily to secure a convincing victory.
Several previously untried combinations took to the green for Oxfordshire, and this showed in part as the players tried to blend together as well as master their opponents.
Oxon won on two of the six rinks, with Paul Sharman's four of Adrian Kemish, Shane Cooper and Barry Lambourne leading the way with a 24-13 success.
Baden Sparkes's side of Sam Watts, Remy Clanfield and Colin Whitehead provided Oxon's other rink win with an 18-17 victory.
Mark Sykes skipped his side of Rob Pink, George Schwab and Richard Redford to a 19-19 draw, but skips Calvin Carpenter, Alan Prew and Mark Charlett met with defeat.
Despite the loss there were still some good performances which bodes well once the competition proper starts against Middlesex at Oxford City & County on Saturday week.
Some of the Middleton Cup squad players will play in this Saturday's opening Home Counties League game against Berkshire at South Oxford.
Gloucestershire 139, Oxfordshire 107 (Oxon rink scores): D Taylor, L Young, N Lewis, C Carpenter lost to M Woodbridge 28-11; R Pink, G Schwab, R Redford, M Sykes drew with S Hodges 19-19; A Kemish, S Cooper, B Lambourne, P Sharman bt R Griffiths 24-13; K Holloway, P Skidmore, P Comley, A Prew lost to P Bryant 36-15; D May, C Weller, K Alder, M Charlett lost to M Cuthbert 26-20; S Watts, Re Clanfield, C Whitehead, B Sparkes bt C Dawes 18-17.
OXFORDSHIRE'S hopes of progressing in the Balcomb Trophy were dashed as they crashed out 39-28 to Berkshire in the men's National County Top Two Fours Competition prelimimary round at Reading.
Robert Newman, a late addition to the Berkshire team having been away in preparation for the Commonwealth Games, end on end turned Oxon heads over to eventually run out a 20-11 winner over Howard Watts's rink.
Oxon's other rink, skipped by Alan Prew, got off to a good start, but were pegged back in the middle of the game to eventually lose out 19-17 to Jon Stradling.
Berkshire 39, Oxfordshire 28
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Rink 1: BJ Byles, J Heapy, S Jones, J Stradling 19, K Holloway, G May, M Charlett, A Prew 17.
Rink 2: D W-Emberson, D Hall, A Collins, R Newman 20, D May, P Sharman, M Sykes, H Watts 11.
OXFORDSHIRE Under 25s take on Middlesex in the White Rose Trophy National Two Fours competition first round at Kidlington on Sunday (10.30am).
Oxfordshire Under 25s: S Watts, C Gilkes, D May, G May; D Wakeman, R Full, S Cooper, G Schwab. Res: D Swanson, J Woodward.
OXFORDSHIRE BA went down 123-98 to Northamptonshire in their opening friendly of the season at Brackley.
Northamptonshire 123, Oxfordshire 98 (Oxon rinks scores): C Lewis, L Eltringham, M Jones, A Ley lost 18-17; P Demczack, P Brittin, J McGeough, B Gilkes lost 21-20; V Webb, J Timms, B Bloomfield, M Andrew lost 20-15; A Fleming, J Stephens, R Slater, M Petersen won 19-15; R Jackson, B Flitter, G Weedon, I Whelpton lost 28-12; M Cameron, M Oliver, A Hall, M Brain lost 21-15.
OXFORDSHIRE Ladies beat Gloucestershire 133-101 in the Middle England League at Banbury Borough.
Oxfordshire 149 (11pts), Gloucestershire 79 (6) (Oxon skips first): W Cross 17, J Ind 21; S Rogers 28, S Osborne 10; B Havard 27, S Blackwell 17; C Campion 17, L Hamer 21; K Hawes 30, J Howes 11; C Penson 14, G Fry 21.
Oxfordshire crashed to a 149-79 defeat against Hertfordshire in a friendly at Tring.
Hertfordshire 149, Oxfordshire 79 (Herts skips first): S Page 13, W Cross 17; E Spence 19, C Penson 17; R Avery 29, P Ostler 9; D Pratt 39, J Berry 6; M Snell 21, S Rogers 16; S Maynard 28, D Jacob 14.
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8:50am Wednesday 26th November 2014
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8:40am Wednesday 26th November 2014
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8:30am Wednesday 26th November 2014
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8:00am Wednesday 26th November 2014
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Cheers! South Crossing to feature music, wine, food and more
By Diane Y. Welch
Neighbors may have noticed some changes that have been made to the southern corridor of South Cedros Avenue. Newly planted palm trees and Mexican Seagrass along with bright, spring floral baskets now enhance the hardscape creating a colorful palette. This is the newly formed South Crossing, where Rosa Avenue meets South Cedros Avenue in Solana Beach.
While South Crossing is new to the neighborhood, it harkens back to a forgotten local history, said Sean McLeod, who is the creative mind behind the enhanced street corner. "This area is where neighbors used to pass to cross the tracks to get to Highway 101 and to the beach, before the railroad tracks were laid below street level," he said. The Rosa Street bridge now spans that spot.
An inaugural evening event, Cheers! South Crossing, is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 15 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. It will commemorate South Crossing as the official gateway to the southern end of South Cedros Ave. and will bring together the community through jazz music, wine, food and friendship, said McLeod.
This is a ticketed wine tasting event for adults, which costs $25 in advance, payable online or at the store of a participating merchant, or $30 at the door on the evening of the event. The ticket price purchases a wristband which allows access to food, wine tasting and entry into the music area.
Attendees should check in at the parking lot where Ordover Gallery and Cokas Diko are located. At that location attendees will pick up a wristband and a name tag. "Then they will go to the next check point where they will get a program and a unique, stemless Govino wine tasting glass, that is theirs to keep," said McLeod.
The space will be transformed into a candlelit gathering area with tables, chairs, and colorful umbrellas. Four vintners will have their respective tastings in tented booths creating a European-style ambiance.
Club Django Gypsy Jazz Guitars will perform live, and tasty bites of Onolicious Hawaiian pulled pork with pineapple salsa sliders, chicken kabobs, gyros pita and more will be available.
The event is co-hosted by Nature and Cultural International, a Del Mar-based charity that plays a central role in assisting indigenous, local, regional and national governments in Latin America protect more than 7.7 million acres of imperiled tropical forest ecosystems, areas of exceptional biodiversity and many threatened species.
This is the first of what will be once-a-month events starting next spring, and each will have a charity tie-in, said McLeod. "Looking ahead we will have a film festival, poetry readings, and lots of interesting activities centered around meeting with friends, making new friends and enjoying good food, fine wine and live music," he added.
The Shops at South Crossing include Aaron Chang Ocean Art Gallery, Cokas Diko, Cowgirl Trading Post, La Femme Chic, Ordover Gallery, Weeds, Passion Fine Jewelry, Curve Couture, Ocean Art By Koniakowsky, Lockwood Table, Sala Joya, and Coast Highway Photography. Tickets may be purchased in advance at any of these merchants' stores.


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